And he signed on for the nationals at Governor's Island.
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The engineering firm has also signed on for SpaceX's track.
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Not all of the new subscribers signed on for news.
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She's signed on for another season of The Morning Show.
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Some actors of color are currently signed on for smaller roles.
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We openly wished we had signed on for the whole run.
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But not every Wall Street conservative has signed on for his cause.
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Yes, fantasy fans had signed on for the beheadings and be-handings.
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You thought you signed on for a back-to-basics camping trip.
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When Netflix signed on for Girlboss, it probably sounded like a great idea.
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Plenty of stars have signed on for the sure-to-be-emotional retelling.
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Streep has just signed on for the second season of the HBO series.
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According to Deadline, Harrier has just signed on for the role of Millie.
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As other games signed on for exclusivity rights, rage at the system continued.
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It has also signed on for multiple series involving NBC Entertainment and Telemundo properties.
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Did you know your character's full arc when you signed on for "The Americans"?
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And CBS has already signed on for Google/YouTube's service ahead of everyone else.
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The two happily signed on for around $4,900 month, and arrived in the winter.
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According to Vanity Fair, she hasn't signed on for the inevitable Wonder Woman sequel.
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Sovereign Sensitive Data had already signed on for an ad deal using the "reunion" footage.
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Yost, 61, entering the final year of his contract, signed on for two more years.
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Star Connie Britton has only signed on for about 10 episodes of the new season.
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"It's not what people signed up for when they signed on for service," he said.
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You know when you signed on for the job, you were coming from private industry.
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Is it accurate that you've signed on for only 10 of this season's 22 episodes?
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Pompeo also reportedly signed on for another season, so Meredith Grey isn't going anywhere either.
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After making an experimental demo for Bloch, they signed on for a dramatic short film.
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Petronas signed on for the project in 2012 through the acquisition of Canada's Progress Energy.
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It's easy, from that perspective, to understand why the television studios signed on for this partnership.
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PEOPLE has learned that Little Women: LA star Terra Jolé has signed on for season 23.
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Last year, the museum signed on for another five-year commitment with its partner in Málaga.
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Morgan didn't know exactly what he was getting into when he signed on for the part.
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"Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins are both signed on for the sequel.
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Ellen Pompeo has signed on for the 13th season of Grey's Anatomy, her representative told Deadline.
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Diners in Lokanta's custody have signed on for a more nuanced view of the Turkish kitchen.
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When Tokyo signed on for the 2020 Summer Games, officials sounded remarkably like those in Calgary.
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He suggested Heimir sign a four-year deal as head coach while he signed on for two.
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CBS signed on for an initial 13-episode run of the multicamera show, airing in 2018-2019.
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This leaves Warner Music Group as the sole major label that hasn't signed on for the service.
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I ended last year with 32 books, and signed on for another year of aiming for 40.
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And if it's more the latter than the former, is that the show I signed on for?
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Ruffalo, if he signed on for six films, could still be in at least one more Marvel movie.
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After graduating, he signed on for what he calls a "very traditional job" with the Boston Consulting Group.
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Sources close to production tell us ... Lisa's the only 'Housewife' who hasn't signed on for a 7th season.
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At the start of the summer, he signed on for a second job at a local shipping warehouse.
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Several hundred properties have already signed on for Amazon Key for Business, the company told CNBC in a briefing.
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When they signed on for the writing workshop, most prisoners thought they would be describing different styles of photography.
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Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders and Kirsten Gillibrand, with an explanation they all might have signed on for.
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It tripled in size last year and two thirds of its customers signed on for three years up front.
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Ms. Lorenz, 31, signed on for the procedure at 28, after she broke off an engagement of several years.
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These scenes add some back story, and it's possible the producers of "Mouche" only signed on for one season.
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Deadline is reporting that Rick Moranis has signed on for Disney's upcoming Honey, I Shrunk the Kids reboot, Shrunk.
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Joining Davis, who signed on for the reboot in July, will be almost every fan favorite from the original series.
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The Warriors signed on for the 2014-2015 season, the year they won their first NBA title in 40 years.
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Elections have consequences, and the year ahead will tell us a lot about what U.S. voters actually signed on for.
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A transcriptionist would be able to use the button for 1 out of every 10 audio files signed on for.
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Netflix has signed on for a second season of "Making a Murderer," and Ms. Zellner has granted the filmmakers interviews.
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Robinson Canó is awesome, but he's also 34, and signed on for another six years at $24 million a season.
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As other countries said no, ordinary Canadians signed on for a grand social experiment: adopting Syrian refugees for one year.
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So in the early fall, the two signed on for the Gowanus apartment, with Ms. Retzloff taking the lofted room.
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Farrah Abraham is being sued after she bailed on fighting in the celebrity boxing match that she was signed on for.
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When Lisa Whelchel signed on for her new TV movie, Hearts of Spring, she needed someone who could play her daughter.
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Baron and Snider join an amazing lineup of media and tech leaders who've signed on for our signature Recode onstage interviews.
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So far, ShooWin has signed on for a pilot program with post-season college football that's rolling out in beta Friday.
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The clash resulted in the most dramatic outcome possible: Radziwill exited the franchise while Frankel victoriously signed on for another season.
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Two months after the White House rolled out its Equal Pay Pledge, 28 additional businesses have signed on for the cause.
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That Tom Cruise and a weirdly committed Russell Crowe have signed on for the ride is just the cherry on top.
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Lohan has signed on for 12 months as the company's spokesperson and will also serve as a marketing and brand advisor.
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Now, at 51, Dern has signed on for her first-ever beauty campaign for Kate Spade's new fragrance, In Full Bloom.
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You've now signed on for two more Lady Astronaut novels: what can we expect to see from Elma and her friends?
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His autonomy on the Bond movies was established when he signed on for the franchise's first entry, 1962's "Dr No".
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All six members of the famous fictional clique have signed on for the event, which will focus on Burrows' career accomplishments.
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As of last September, the 33-year-old just signed on for another two years at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.
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Unfortunately, Netflix is pretty tight-lipped about the first season release date (the show is signed on for two seasons already).
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Vox also believes this is why unexpected characters, like Lorelai's ex-boyfriend Jason "Digger" Stiles, have signed on for the revival.
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Furthermore, Z-Axis had signed a multi-game deal with Acclaim back when it signed on for the first Dave Mirra.
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In 2017, Dushku signed on for an ongoing role in "Bull," a CBS series starring the former "NCIS" actor Michael Weatherly.
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Beyoncé may still be making up her mind about Nala, but other cast members are already signed on for The Lion King.
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Montag recently signed on for another reality series, this one on Lifetime and focused on mending her broken relationship with her mother.
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Producer Stu Stone, who voiced Ralphie, says a bunch of the original classmates have signed on for new roles in the reboot.
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People previously announced that Drew Scott, one of the Property Brothers, and Nikki Bella, a WWE Diva, had signed on for the show.
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AOL (which owns TechCrunch), the Canadian Broadcasting Company, Comic-Con and Mazda have all signed on for IBM to provide online video solutions.
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When Corcoran signed on for season 25 of DWTS, the real estate mogul knew there was just one pro dancer for her: Motsepe.
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Managing partner Chua Kee Lock told Bloomberg that most of those LPs signed on for fund four, including Taiwan-based Cathay Life Insurance.
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Dinklage signed on for the part 15 years ago, but it took his Game of Thrones stardom to actually get the movie produced.
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Facebook has signed on for three different one-season runs of 12 episodes of the show localized for the U.S., Mexico and Thailand.
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During his interview, he said that although he's had discussions with the show's producers, he hasn't signed on for that particular tropical vacation.
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She's reportedly signed on for an internship with Harvey Weinstein's film company while she takes a year off between high school and college.
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Before the actress signed on for the job, Gwen sent letters to Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey asking if they would deliver remarks.
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But multiple sources say that while Bornstein is in talks with potential new employers, she hasn't yet signed on for a new role.
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Target has already signed on for 35,000 square feet, or half, of the retail space for what it calls a "small format" store.
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Broadway star Jennifer Holliday was also briefly signed on for the inauguration celebrations, but her choice to back away was political, she says.
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Plus, he's rumored to be signed on for at least three more Batman movies (in the interview Affleck says this hasn't been confirmed).
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I'm not sure if Kim signed on for her role before she herself was the victim of a jewelry heist, but this is awkward.
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The 33-year-old superstar from Portugal is signed on for a four-year contract that will net him about $163 million a season.
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While ABC hasn't officially picked up Grey's Anatomy season 16, star Ellen Pompeo's contract does have her signed on for the 2019-2020 season.
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El Moussa, 33, signed on for more episodes of Flip or Flop along with ex Tarek El Moussa in April, despite their divorce proceedings.
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Some losses were expected, especially since neither Chris Evans (Captain America) nor Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man) have publicly signed on for more sequels.
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The film was also Korsmo's last role (although he is signed on for a project called Chained for Life, slated for release this year).
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Entertainment Weekly reports that the actor just signed on for the film adaptation of the young adult novel The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken.
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You didn't really think NeNe Leakes was going to let Kim Zolciak hog the spotlight -- she's finally signed on for Season 10 of 'RHOA.
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Yeah, I signed on to it because I enjoyed the tactility [of the process], but I think I signed on for way too much.
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Currently, workers ages 60 and up who are not receiving benefits and who have not signed on for online accounts still receive those mailings.
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In passing, Biddle explained that one reason he signed on for this adventure is that once he was a full believer in the paranormal.
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In August, the Polish firm signed on for 1.45 million tons a year for two decades from Cheniere Energy, with smaller shipments starting next year.
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McKidd has starred in Grey's Anatomy since 2008 and recently signed on for the upcoming 13th season after renegotiating a new contract, according to Deadline.
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BC and Rob just signed on for a docu-series that will focus on her pregnancy, but the wedding is not part of the package.
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Connie Britton and Dylan McDermott, who starred on season 1 as husband and wife, have signed on for AHS: Apocalypse, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Equal part hilarious and scathing, the actress, who recently signed on for the impending Will & Grace revival, didn't mince words in her call to action.
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They've already signed on for a couple dozen more Las Vegas dates next year, and Dunn hinted at some other "pretty substantial dates," as well.
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A number of her training partners had signed on for a fight card in Michigan and she decided that she wanted in on the action.
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About 172,000 of those subscribers signed on for the core news product, while the rest were drawn by digital-only products like Crossword and Cooking.
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I knew when I signed on for work this morning that I would be facing the question of whether to jump on the Fergie-hating bandwagon.
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We signed on for the hours of folding lessons, visualization sessions, and origami breaks to find out what it takes to become a professional Kondo consultant.
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Mary J. Blige likes to sing about "no more drama," but drama is exactly what she signed on for when she agreed to her latest project.
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Farrah's signed on for another live porn show for CamSoda the day before Halloween but with a literal twist ... she'll be performing anal ... with a toy.
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But that benefit was not envisioned a quarter-century ago when Tribeca Grill and 93 other restaurants signed on for the first iteration of Restaurant Week.
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Regardless, Morgan signed on for the event last month shortly after his bagel shop antics caught the attention of the entire internet ... for better or worse.
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There are plenty of Democrats representing states Trump won who would like to be signed on for an easy, low-key compromise to demonstrate their reasonableness.
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Considering Griffin recently signed on for nearly $200 million to stay in Los Angeles, something tells us whatever he decides to get Kendall will be reallll nice.
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The actor has signed on for the project, reprising the role of Valentine McKee, a handyman-turned-hero who battled killer Graboid worms in the original film.
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Embraer, Bell Helicopter and Aurora Flight Sciences have signed on for a large-scale manufacturing of VTOL aircraft, with short flight ranges designed for trips within cities.
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As to whether he signed on for any new projects while at the award show ... it sounds like he kept the wheeling and dealing to a minimum.
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In the suit, Buckingham claims that he had signed on for a 2-year run of 60 shows with Fleetwood Mac, for a fee of $14 million.
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Kim Basinger, Eric Johnson, Bella Heathcote, Luke Grimes, Marcia Gay Harden, Robin Lee, Hugh Dancy, Rita Ora and others are also reportedly signed on for the film.
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One administrative store employee told Business Insider that they signed on for a job with duties like scheduling workers and helping store management with staffing and training.
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When I first signed on for "Catching Fire," there was no script, so I went out to New York and met with [Collins] at her publishing house.
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It was enough to lock in a second season, and to enlist a host of familiar names who signed on for a piece of the budding league.
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Sources connected to the show tell us, Marie has signed on for the gig and the big announcement will go down live on "The Talk" this coming Tuesday.
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According to a recent New York Times interview, Washington knew this when she signed on for the role, having seen how instrumental Twitter was in the Obama campaign.
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When Witherspoon signed on for the role, during the development process, she had her own thoughts on how to tweak the film to make it even more astute.
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The show would no longer be quite the show I signed on for in season one, but it would at least be one I wanted to keep watching.
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So far, companies like Target, Walmart, Home Depot, Costco Wholesale, 1-800-FLOWERS, and Ulta Beauty have signed on for the new program, as first reported by Reuters.
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In the suit, Buckingham, 69, claims that he had signed on for a 2-year run of 60 shows with Fleetwood Mac, for a fee of $14 million.
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When Shereé Whitfield signed on for the first season of Real Housewives of Atlanta, the third incarnation of the series, she more or less fit the traditional definition.
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His Random House, by all accounts, was a collegial, congenial workplace, full of talented, laid-back editors who, like the boss, seemed to be signed on for life.
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For now, Fox News is not divulging the number of subscribers who have signed on for Fox Nation, saying only that it was pleased by the initial response.
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The thriller, adapted from the titular book, is the first of many projects the actress has now signed on for with the company, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Everyone from Avengers like Chris Evans and Brie Larson to longtime powerhouses like Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Aniston have officially signed on for buzzy Apple TV+ series.
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Of course, there are likely a lot of people who have signed on for the free trial, so it will be a waiting game to see how many stay.
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"I signed on for a film that truly stands out as one of the most beautiful love letters to animals I have ever seen," Gad explained in a statement.
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In interviews, the show's cast has generally indicated their openness to doing more of the show, and over the weekend, Jason Bateman officially signed on for the fifth season.
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Back in October, Deadline reported that the Oscar winner had signed on for a role in Cameron's Avatar 2, the sequel to 2009's record-breaking sci-fi adventure.
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Japan Airlines and Virgin Group, which declined to comment, have a combined 30 options over Boom jets, with three other as-yet-unnamed customers signed on for another 46.
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News, Raver has signed on for a guest arc on the ABC show, so Teddy might not be resuming her role as head of cardio-thoracic surgery for good.
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The idea carried Mr. Goodman's endorsement: He had signed on for a spell as president of a 2100,2.73-person investment club that helped people get access to the industry.
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I signed on for a five-night safari with Dolomite Mountains, a company that offered professional guides and the ingenious perk of luggage transfers with its small group safaris.
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When Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran signed on for season 25 of Dancing with the Stars, the real estate mogul knew there was just one pro dancer for her: Keo Motsepe.
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Aware of this "repressive narrative," she signed on for Dove's campaign when the company offered her the opportunity to be one of the faces of its new body wash ad.
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All of the designers and carpenters who appeared in the original run (plus a few new faces) signed on for the long-awaited 9th season, which debuted in April 2018.
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Fortunately, I signed on for a remote working position a month before my show which helped out in a huge way as things got even crazier toward the end. 9.
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One of the last movie roles Doris signed on for was the female lead in "Old Soldiers" ... which is still securing its last bit of financing before it starts production.
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The Times reported that, of the 28,2417 net increase in digital subscribers, 2381,2351 signed on for digital news products, with the remainder paying for the company's cooking and crossword features.
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All of these folks have signed on for our trademark Code interviews on the red chairs: Candid, unscripted real talk about the way they see their industries and the world.
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Ms. Hillary signed on for an expedition with Eagles Cry Adventures, an outfitter, and was deposited by helicopter at a Norwegian base camp about 10103 miles from the North Pole.
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The actress revealed in January that she had signed on for two more seasons of the ABC medical drama, with a deal that made her the highest-paid actress on television.
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"I loved it so much we signed on for another year," she said, adding that while an alternative new space is in the works, she was not ready to discuss details.
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And while Daniel Craig has reportedly signed on for an additional film (it would be his fifth turn as the iconic MI6 spy), rumors have been swirling about a new Bond.
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But, if she's defensive or dismissive and shows no interest in aligning your actual position with the role you thought you signed on for, it's probably time to explore your options.
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He expects advertising to pick up more during the holidays and also a year from now, when Apple will be trying to convert customers who signed on for a free year.
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Within 10 minutes of meeting John at a summer job at 21, I had already mentally signed on for life — although I waited at least a week to tell him that.
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I guarantee you that we could walk around and find however many people have downloaded that app around here and none of them have any idea what they've signed on for.
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By the time Kiepenheuer & Witsch signed on for the first book — with options for the following manuscripts — he had almost given up and was looking for his next job in journalism.
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As we we learn in "Walk The Line," Grey, who signed on for a mysterious "multi-episode" arc, is playing the actual mom of "Betty Nelson," whose real name is Britney Dickinson.
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And neither man would have signed on for the assignment had it not been the level of respect they hold for Hales, a sentiment shared by many in the local fighting scene.
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The only notable exception is Avery Brooks, who played Captain Benjamin Sisko, who was arguably the lead character on the series, but who doesn't seem to have signed on for the project.
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Like every other Code speaker, Porat and Krzanich have signed on for our trademark red-chair interviews: On the record, unfiltered conversations about their companies, their industries and the world around them.
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Now, Panjabi has signed on for season 2 of Blindspot as Nas Kamal, the head of a secret division of the NSA that has been tracking the Jane Doe case from afar.
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So, he instead turned to the Euroleague for work and signed on for a brief run with the Laboral Kutxa Baskonia, which ended after just two games due to a back injury.
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But once in the U.S., many of them have signed on for government assistance of various sorts, stressing the social service agencies and finances of the states to which they have moved.
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Middling middleweight Sam Alvey (13-8) has never really been admired for his busy schedule, but that's likely to change, as he recently signed on for his fourth fight in five months.
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At the time doctors said walking again was likely an impossible goal but she signed on for a stint at Project Walk, an activity-based paralysis recovery facility established in Southern California.
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Once, we were doing a fund-raising appeal and everybody was expected to participate, and I remember one of the women of color saying, This is not anything I signed on for.
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But as Frank eventually discovered, once he'd signed on for surgery, a secretive system of pre-cut deals came into play that had little to do with charging him a reasonable fee.
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Kaz Utsunomiya had been the president of A&R when we signed on for Thank You, and in the interim the Spice Girls came along, and Phil Quartararo took over as president.
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Cinephiles argue over whether the cycle's official count should include all seven Boetticher-Scott collaborations or just six (excluding "Westbound," a 1959 dud that Boetticher had signed on for in a hurry).
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After all, as Deadline reported back in June, Jesse Williams signed on for two more seasons of Grey's, so it definitely stands to reason that he'll be around for a long time.
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She has signed on for a rare second five-year term as the head of the European Commission's antitrust division, and assumed expanded responsibility over digital policy across the 28-nation bloc.
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When Joe Keery signed on for the role of villian-turned-hearthrob-turned-hero Steve Harrington in Stranger Things, he probably had no idea that he would also become an instant hair icon.
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And the award-winning journalist previously told the Television Critics Association that she signed on for the series because "I was looking for a wonderful way to do meaningful journalism," USA Today reported.
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When Curry renewed his contract last July, he signed on for a whopping $201 million over five years, earning him a gross payout of around $34 million for the 2017-2018 season alone.
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Most of the passengers on board the ship, the Ruby Princess, were ordinary vacationers, but a significant minority had signed on for a cruise-within-a-cruise, dubbed by its organizers Conspira-Sea.
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But in his first months at the agency, Mr. Chmielewski said on Friday, he began to question whether some of Mr. Pruitt's actions were hurting the deregulatory mission he had signed on for.
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Two fighters agreeing to fight at a weight above the one they signed on for seems unprecedented and significant—a bold move in the direction of fighters claiming more authority over their careers.
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Ms. Gross, who is a gamer, said she signed on for the project because it was an opportunity to learn more about making games while working with characters she was already familiar with.
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Past attempts to offer ad-blocking experiences — the ones that publishers have signed on for, anyway — have all failed, Haile said, because they added "friction" for the consumer, rather than taking it away.
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Beau's behavior issues coincided with my husband and me undergoing fertility treatments — also something that we hadn't signed on for, and something that was even more frustrating and costly, and with an uncertain endpoint.
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On Friday, Goldberg appeared on The Wendy Williams Show and acknowledged that she has signed on for only one more season of The View and come next September, she most likely won't be returning.
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Surveys have shown that as many as 50 percent of eligible cancer patients say they would participate in a clinical trial, but the new study found just eight percent had signed on for one.
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When Ben Foster signed on for the critically acclaimed Leave No Trace, he turned to Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen for help in making the film's central storyline about mental health as authentic as possible.
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Spaceflight has signed on for three Rocket Lab launches—but not for its own satellites: The company gathers up other people's smallsats and books their launches, usually on bigger rockets with VIP bigger satellites.
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Many of the same local New Orleans crew members who had worked on Keanu with Haddish signed on for Girls Trip, and after reading the script, they thought she would be perfect for Dina.
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Here's what we know about "Wonder Woman 2": Who will return While director Patty Jenkins hasn't yet been signed on for a sequel, she is ready for a followup, as is star Gal Gadot.
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For its part, Paramount says what happened to Sands is just part of the j-o-b, and he "assumed the risk of any hazard" on set ... when he signed on for the production.
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Photo: Getty ImagesAt least two of the 28 entities that have signed on for Facebook's planned Libra currency are now getting nervous about the project, according to a new report from the Financial Times.
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New York University graduate student Jesse Donaldon is one of the people who signed on for Smell Dating's trial run because he felt services like Tinder and OK Cupid were too much like online shopping.
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The Serie A football club said on Friday it had signed on for four years goalkeeper Mattia Perin after agreeing to pay rival Genoa 12 million euros over three years for the player's final acquisition.
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Jones, said sources, determined that this was not the situation he signed on for, especially after Uber CEO Travis Kalanick announced a search for a new COO to help him right the very troubled ship.
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But since the Eastwatch squad is already en route and Daenerys and Tyrion have signed on for this hair-brained plan, the least we, the citizens of this fandom can do, is offer some advice.
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Jane Got a Gun has been through several cast changes, according to Entertainment Weekly, with Michael Fassbender originally set for Edgerton's role and both Jude Law and Bradley Cooper once signed on for McGregor's character.
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For example, we often know how many movies an actor has signed on for, and while contracts can be re-negotiated, the nature of money, egos, and exhaustion are knowable factors that play into expectations.
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And boasting of 1,300 local jurisdictions that have signed on for federal monitoring also means that roughly nine out of 10 of these localities in the US have opted out of a free, vital program.
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The actor has not signed on for the second season, and executive producer Michael Ellenberg told reporters at a Television Critics Association event on Sunday that there was "no update" on contract talks with Carell.
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As he eased his way into the scrum of actors meeting and greeting around the coffee urn—most of the cast from the London production had signed on for New York—he clapped his hands loudly.
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Last year marked the movie's 20th birthday and, alongside the warm fuzzies spread on "the web," the Jordan Brand released some throwback sneakers, and LeBron James finally signed on for what looks like Space Jam 2.
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Big-name talent signed on for the revival: Science fiction writer Harlan Ellison wrote episodes, despite being a critic of TV; horror legend Wes Craven directed some; the Grateful Dead recorded the decidedly funkier new theme song.
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The head of technology at one of the biggest quantitative asset managers in the world just signed on for what could prove to be the most difficult equation he's had to solve: The transformation of Deutsche Bank.
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So when she signed on for CBS's new drama Tommy — in which she plays Abigail "Tommy" Thomas, the first woman chief of police in the history of the Los Angeles Police Department — the show's profile immediately rose.
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The news doesn't exactly come as a surprise, since the show was met with rave reviews when it first dropped in October, and Netflix was rumored to have signed on for season two before the show even debuted.
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Ms. Russell joined the director Michael Mayer's production last summer, just after she signed on for "Star Wars: Episode IX," the ultrasecret final installment of the current saga in which Mr. Driver plays the angsty villain Kylo Ren.
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Soulja Boy, not well known for his measured approach to situations, has presumably already signed on for the boxing match, and therefore decided to publicly shame Brown, via a series of tweets (what else?), for not doing the same.
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Hot off his divisive turn as the Joker in Suicide Squad, Oscar winner Jared Leto has signed on for a "key role" alongside Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford in Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner sequel, it was announced Thursday by Alcon Entertainment.
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Paulson will certainly be busy playing around in Murphy's universe: She has also signed on for two seasons of his upcoming series Ratched, in which Paulson will play the titular nurse who originated in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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Whether you're trying to stay financially above water, are buried alive in midterm assignments, or accidentally signed on for every volunteer position at your kids' school, you'll be running to keep up for at least the next month or so.
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Jessie James Decker is a busy musician and mother of two, but she's added another commitment to her already full life: She and husband Eric Decker announced this week that they signed on for a third season of their E!
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Million Dollar Listing: New York's Ryan Serhant and wife Emilia felt that double dose of stress when they signed on for a Bravo series that documents their wedding journey from the planning process through the week-long celebration in Greece.
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Pompeo signed on for two more seasons of Grey's Anatomy in her role of Meredith Grey, and with that deal she became the highest-paid actress on a primetime drama series, with a contract earning her about $24 million a year.
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The drama that viewers watched included a hookup, a theft and a surprise pregnancy announcement, as well a tribute to original series star Luke Perry, who died at age 52 on March 4 but had never signed on for the reboot.
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It is a matter of obvious irritation and concern to older members of the European Union that some of the new members in Central Europe are blatantly flouting the Western democratic values they purportedly signed on for when they joined.
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"If you're going to build a great film studio, you have to build it with great filmmakers," Mr. Stuber said, noting that Hollywood royals — Meryl Streep, Ben Affleck, Eddie Murphy, Sandra Bullock, Dwayne Johnson — had also signed on for Netflix movies.
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The problem isn't that Timberlake is married; it's that he got drunk and started pawing at his co-star, potentially forcing her to navigate a tricky situation she probably didn't sign up for when she signed on for the film.
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He's also potentially an extension candidate—a guy who seemed to genuinely like being here when he signed on for two years at the end of 2015, and who fans would love to see be here for a very long time.
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David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, who have a deal with Netflix to create TV shows and feature films, reportedly said they felt they "could not do justice to both" their Netflix projects and the "Star Wars" films they had previously signed on for.
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What it says about the future: Director David Yates (who also helmed the first film in this series, and the last four films in the Harry Potter book adaptation series) is signed on for three more Fantastic Beasts film after this one.
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Mr. Narain and Ms. Karim were among the first to see it, and quickly signed on for a one-bedroom with a monthly rent of $2,535, with one month free on a 12-month lease, for a net effective rent of $2,324.
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Many actors experience this as a phase they then snap out of; there's a direct line to be drawn between Brie Larson taking the Oscar for Room and the lamentable, somber-faced adaptation of The Glass Castle she signed on for shortly afterward.
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After a brief hiatus from acting, the former child star has signed on for the second season of Sick Note, a British comedy series that also stars Harry Potter's Rupert Grint, Hot Fuzz's Nick Frost and former Miami Vice star Don Johnson.
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It's galling and infuriating, but it's also the industry I knowingly signed on for, and I can only fight back by putting my star out for audiences who want to enjoy it and creating a space for other performers to do that, too.
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There are still lots of questions to be answered — notably including which former members of Telltale are signed on for the gig — but it locks in what fans have wanted to hear: The final two episodes will see the light of day.
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The first few moments of the first episode show exactly why Rockwell and Williams must have signed on for the ride; they get to tap-dance at each other, take on defunct accents, and wear a whole closet's worth of fedoras and evening gloves.
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So, as the season kicks off and players begin cashing in these big checks – the top pick in the draft, Baker Mayfield of the Cleveland Browns, recently signed on for four years at $32.68 million – here are a few money tips on dealing with windfalls.
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"Big problems have occurred when you have founders who have unwillingly or unknowingly signed on for an outcome they didn't know they were signing on for," said Josh Kopelman, a venture investor at First Round Capital, an early backer of Uber, Warby Parker and Ring.
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Because the show was initially intended as a limited series based on Liane Moriarty's bestselling novel, the actors weren't optioned for additional seasons when they signed on for Season 1, but most of the cast is expected to return and negotiations are currently underway, per HBO.
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But we can say this much for certain: Other major studio "franchise" films with less name recognition (and certainly less earning potential) are yet to come out in 2017 whose male directors will be paid more up-front cash than what Jenkins reportedly signed on for.
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Though stars like Liam Neeson, Hugh Grant, and Martine McCutcheon have signed on for a Richard Curtis-helmed mini-reunion for Britain's Red Nose Day charity special, Thompson has opted out of the project out of respect for her friend, who died of cancer in January 2016.
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Moved by the youth, diversity and emotion of the congregation — plus the disarming pop songwriting — the director signed on for what would become "Hillsong — Let Hope Rise," a slick, stirring concert film out Friday that details the sound and mission of the most impactful group in evangelicalism.
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The downward slide from Chambers and Reagan to Coulter and Trump has surely swept along a few young idealists who thought they were joining the side of freedom and truth, then realized too late that they had signed on for junk science and white identity politics.
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Before the band, as well as Scott and Big Boi, were officially confirmed for the show earlier in January, frontman Adam Levine played coy when asked by Ellen DeGeneres about the rumors that they had signed on for the performance during an appearance on her show in November.
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Perhaps I'll be proven wrong and these characters will became pivotal fixtures of this season and those in the future, but for a show that involves its viewers so heavily in the art of contract negotiation, I can't help but wonder how long these actors have signed on for.
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Most of the show's original cast has signed on for at least one episode – with the exception of Melissa McCarthy, who has said she was never officially offered to reprise her role as chef Sookie, likely because of her packed slate of movie projects like Ghostbusters and The Boss.
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" And after a successful first season, Smart, 28, signed on for a second for a simple reason: "I decided to continue because sharing the stories of survivors is a way to keep their cases in the spotlight, and hopefully give them a better chance of bringing criminals to justice.
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I had, after all, signed on for this sobering reminder, parting with 99 cents for WeCroak, a jaunty little app devised to notify users like me, five times a day at seemingly random intervals, that try as we may to ignore it, there will be no dodging The End.
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A Word With Before AMC's "Better Call Saul" debuted in 2015, its star, Bob Odenkirk, spent a lot of time wandering around Albuquerque, asking himself why he had signed on for a circa 2002 prequel to "Breaking Bad," the hit series that collected a slew of Emmy Awards.
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Warren's gradual build in the polls culminated in her overtaking Joe Biden for a brief moment in early October for a national lead.. But it was all downhill from there — and the one big plan Warren signed on for that she didn't craft herself may have led to her eventual undoing.
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Paige Davis, who signed on for the new season in July, along with designers Doug Wilson, Genevieve Gorder, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Vern Yip, Frank Bielic and Laurie Smith, and carpenters Ty Pennington, Amy Wynn Pastor and Carter Oosterhouse will join host Lisa Joyner for the special, which will air in spring 2018.
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Though Barrett was the top-ranked prospect when he and Williamson signed on for their one-season N.B.A. auditions at Duke, Williamson was an internet sensation going back to early adolescence, when he and his fellow South Carolinian Ja Morant teamed up on a Columbia-based A.A.U. team called the South Carolina Hornets.
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She's signed on for the full catastrophe, the calling in of loans he can't pay, the angry unpaid workers beating on the door at dawn, the disappearance of the furniture, the penny-pinching at the market, mutton stew for dinner again, then nothing but porridge, the midnight flight from creditors and the law.
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David Cole, the ACLU's new legal director, told me he signed on for the job in the summer of 210 with the notion that Hillary Clinton would win the presidency and appoint Justice Antonin Scalia's successor to the Supreme Court, resulting in the first real liberal majority on the Court since the Nixon era.
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Here are the teams: Boston Celtics Cleveland Cavaliers Dallas Mavericks Detroit Pistons Golden State Warriors Indiana Pacers Memphis Grizzlies Miami Heat Milwaukee Bucks New York Knicks Orlando Magic Philadelphia 76ers Portland Trail Blazers Sacramento Kings Toronto Raptors Utah Jazz Washington Wizards These are just the teams that have signed on for the inaugural season.
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It's difficult to gauge how much of an aesthetic contaminant is a loud wool stadium scarf woven with the name of a museum, but the flip side of the neck warmer ought to make a best seller for the museum shops that have signed on for Mr. Cattelan's project (MoMA, the Guggenheim and the Whitney among them).
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"It felt like there was a chance to do it in a way where we could go beyond, and do better than we did in &aposVII,&apos" Abrams told Rolling Stone of why he signed on for "Episode IX."The real issue: There was never a giant over-arching idea for this trilogy that everyone agreed on.
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Before tonight I'd wondered why Bill Irwin, the astonishing performer who, between the video for Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry, Be Happy" and the role of Mr. Noodle on the "Sesame Street" segment "Elmo's World," had all but single-handedlly preserved a vaudevillian form of physical comedy, had signed on for the relatively thankless role of the neurotic neurologist Cary Loudermilk.
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I think for us, I know that the show that I signed on for -- and I'm very proud of what we've done -- and it makes me really happy that people are seeing it," former Disney star Ryan, 25, tells ET. Milano, 45, an outspoken activist, also defended the series, noting, "I think that people bring with them their own emotional history, and I think that&aposs what makes art amazing and what makes TV entertaining.
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