Surely, this wasn't the glitz and glamour I signed up for when I signed up to work for Trump.
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More than 670,000 people signed up on Thursday, compared to the 600,000 people who signed up on the same deadline last year.
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That's up from week four of enrollment, when 504,000 people signed up and week 3 when just under 800,000 people signed up.
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That means those who signed up a year ago (and even some who have signed up more recently) can upgrade to the iPhone 7.
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According to Distad, dozens of people also signed up for election alerts, and even more signed up to volunteer with HeadCount at future events.
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Almost 700,000 people signed up in the last week in 2016, while about 376,85033 people signed up in the last two weeks this year.
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This month, more than 1 million people signed up for the healthcare program, exceeding the number that signed up last year during the same timespan.
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Like more recently this summer when the two signed up for basketball camp, only to realize later on they were the only two girls who signed up.
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That number was also down from the 876,788 who signed up during week two, and the 601,462 who signed up during the first week of open enrollment.
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That number was also down from the 876,788 who signed up during week two, and the 601,85033 who signed up during the first week of open enrollment.
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The kind of developers that signed up, I don't think they would have signed up unless They're being properly compensated, but I don't know what that means.
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More companies have signed up to the scheme in its first year than signed up to Safe Harbor in its first 10 years of operation, Jourova said today.
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Like many others, I signed up for the free month of access because it's hard to turn down free, but like so many other cheap-ish services I've signed up for in the past on the attraction of a free month, I also quickly forgot I was signed up for it?
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"I decided that I would be different and never attend any class I was signed up for but always attend a class I wasn't signed up for," he wrote.
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I mean, they're going to get out there six, eight months down the road, they're going to look at how many people have signed up or potentially signed up.
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I ask why I am signed up for another shipment of diapers and they tell me when I order a bundle I am automatically signed up for a monthly shipment.
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Of the consumers who signed up, 388,984 were new to the Obamacare individual insurance program, with both figures increasing from the previous week when 823,180 people signed up in all.
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As a result, Spotify generally does not share revenue with Apple for customers who signed up after 2016, but pays 15 percent for customers who signed up before that period.
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The list, which I've reviewed, has addresses from all over the world, including at least 60 from the US, of people who either signed up or were signed up for membership.
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The quick takeaway: Disney signed up more customers in one day than HBO Now, CBS All Access + Showtime, ESPN+, DAZN and Crunchyroll have signed up in the entirety of their existences.
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The administration said 8.8 million people signed up for coverage in the exchanges this year, which is only a slight drop from the 9.2 million people who signed up last year.
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The administration announced last month that 12.7 million people had signed up for coverage in the latest round, a more modest increase compared with 11.7 million who signed up the year before.
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You don't tell someone, Well, he signed up for it!
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"We have signed up drivers in Mexico City," Pelletz added.
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N) has signed up U.S. energy utility Exelon Corp (EXC.
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But fearing the prospect of steeper fines, they signed up.
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"This is something these people signed up for," Agnifilo said.
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No other nations have signed up to the U.S. mission.
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People have signed up in droves to follow the presidential
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Seth Carson, a New York resident, signed up on Dec.
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More than 1,000 women have already signed up as drivers.
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Over 50 other tech industry players have also signed up.
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In 143, about 12.7 million people signed up for coverage.
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This is what I signed up for, I told myself.
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Although Mauritius signed up, it initially excluded its African treaties.
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His grandfather signed up to be an original Tucker dealer.
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It claims over 1,000 companies have signed up so far.
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"It would work better if everyone signed up," he acknowledged.
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It's also fully signed up with Google's Material Design approach.
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About 20133 million people signed up for plans on HealthCare.
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Greece signed up to a third international bailout last year.
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But, I signed up for some freebies as a test.
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More than 1,000 people signed up in the first week.
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I even signed up to use MealPal again in April.
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If you signed up for a pass, you used Universe.
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Does he realize he signed up to host the OSCARS?
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Twenty U.S brands have signed up to the 2018 accord.
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They are basically being signed up as a sales force.
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"People know what they signed up for here," Schimpf says.
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From a personal perspective I am signed up at Alcor.
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Was this really the American dream I'd signed up for?
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More than 700 had signed up so far, he said.
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I may get rejected from teams I signed up for.
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Every reason I signed up for the Delta Gold Amex1.
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Ms. Taylor, so moved she nearly cried, promptly signed up.
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Allison Palm, now 26, also signed up for the trip.
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How many retail partners have you signed up so far?
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It's the whole reason I signed up for this job.
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But "this is what they signed up for," they said.
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I'm like, 'Oh, okay, that's what I've signed up for.
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Disappointingly, reforestation was canceled because not enough people signed up.
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I signed up for all of these boot camp classes.
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"People know what they signed up for here," he said.
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Some of the activists signed up for online safety training.
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Here's why I signed up for the Hilton Aspire anyway.
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He even signed up to be an Uber driver himself.
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Last week, around 50 people had signed up to attend.
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So far, about 500 people -- and counting -- have signed up.
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He said Sergeant Johnson knew what he signed up for.
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We're just guys who signed up to do a job.
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Seniors got their cards, got signed up, and got covered.
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Many young men from madrasas in our area signed up.
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He now has 225 people signed up for the class.
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More than one million people signed up in four months.
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Have you ever signed up for one of these things?
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Last year, about 9.2 million people signed up through Healthcare.
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Haven't signed up yet our recaps to your inbox yet?
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Rushin's house, she and her husband signed up to volunteer.
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"A handful of them signed up today," Ms. Zagare said.
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In an hour over half the teams had signed up.
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Haile said Scroll has already signed up around 300 partners.
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Many soldiers signed up as volunteers to fill their belly.
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"This isn't the internet people signed up for," said Naidoo.
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He was a fully signed up member of the tribe.
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It hurts, but it's 100% what he signed up for.
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He now has 225 people signed up for the class.
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Thinking of her toddlers' possible exposure, she quickly signed up.
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Murphy has already signed up for a triathlon in May.
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Within months, MoviePass had signed up 1 million new subscribers.
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The BAN employee signed up to get one over email.
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IBM signed up to help Swift in a big way.
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Last month, the company signed up celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.
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"I haven't signed up to any Trump lists," she said.
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In fact, he essentially signed up for a supporting role.
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Graduates chatted about which 201 class they'd signed up for.
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But, within hours, more than 1,000 people had signed up.
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About 700,000 young immigrants signed up for Obama's DACA protections.
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In the first five weeks of this year's sign-up period, about 3.2 million people signed up for ObamaCare plans, compared to the 3.6 million who had signed up by that point last year.
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If you're already signed up for our daily newsletter, you've probably seen me testing out the new format over the past couple of weeks, but if you're not signed up, you should do that now.
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More users signed up and more chose recurring donations in 2017.
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One program got $200,000 and signed up one person, HHS said.
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I just signed up so I'm still on the free trial.
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I was like, 'Oh, okay, that's what I've signed up for.
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You've signed up for the internet, and you're paying monthly fees.
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There were also tourists who signed up voluntarily to help there.
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Nearly 95 million people impulsively signed up for one at checkout.
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That's about 400,000 people fewer than had signed up last year.
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We&aposll get you all signed up and ready to go.
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So she signed up for another appointment with the vetting committee.
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They signed up and headed off with their boat to Orange.
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Approximately 9.2 million people signed up for 133 coverage through Healthcare.
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In Boston, meanwhile, 113,500 were signed up at time of writing.
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And then she signed up to do it all over again.
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I signed up for Hulu specifically to watch The Handmaid's Tale.
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In fall 2006, the platform signed up its 100 millionth user.
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In this case, those signed up were the opposite of healthy.
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To date, Facebook has signed up 48 countries for its initiative.
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She just signed up for the program, which starts in June.
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I even signed up for a dating website for fat admirers.
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So I signed up for introductory computer science my freshman fall.
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The company has already signed up an impressive roster of talent.
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So she signed up for a free trial — and it worked.
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It signed up around 200,000 members in just a few months.
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Young special effects auteur Gareth Edwards (Godzilla) signed up to direct.
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But soon after I'd signed up, I knew something was wrong.
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Baker signed up for TOPS soon after, and immediately felt comfortable.
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Pakistan signed up to its most recent one in September 2013.
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Most of the time, that's because you're signed up for Tidal.
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They'd signed up, left a trail, and it was still there.
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Many people in the individual market signed up directly using HealthCare.
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But if everybody signed up then we wouldn't have this problem.
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She was stunned when 150 people around the country signed up.
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Even Obike gave you 50 free rides when you signed up.
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Users who have signed up since the attack were not affected.
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Why they signed up, fear, their families—lots of different things.
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Tell them, like, 'Fuck off, I signed up for the Navy?
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Over 120 million people are signed up to be a donor.
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Roughly 3.6 million people have signed up for coverage through HealthCare.
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Sources say Airbus has signed up several customers for the A321XLR.
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That is compared to 2628 million who signed up last year.
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Some even signed up as soon as the website went live.
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Nearly 1.5 million people have signed up for coverage through HealthCare.
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It says more than 30,000 businesses have signed up thus far.
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Slightly fewer than 52,000 Iowans signed up for coverage on HealthCare.
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That is compared to 12.7 million who signed up last year.
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Roughly one hundred Swiss banks signed up to the DOJ program.
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Since 2011, more than 25m people have signed up for Codeacademy.
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In our case, someone in the office had signed up Mom.
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Some signed up to give it a try out of curiosity.
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So far, more than 215 protesters have signed up to attend.
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Nine states signed up to the resulting E2I in June 2018.
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As of August, more than 600 people had already signed up.
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This is not the America they signed up to partner with.
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The next day I signed up for both Uber and Lyft.
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"Since then, more than 11,000 folks have signed up," she said.
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Last year, 1,008,218 people signed up in the first two weeks.
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She decided she'd stall and signed up to volunteer in Liberia.
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Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group had previously signed up.
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Thompson, who was making about $10 an hour, immediately signed up.
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She changed her tune when more and more fanatics signed up.
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And with that, he signed up to pilot our show Technocatharsis.
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Last year, nearly 687,000 people signed up in the final week.
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Here's the full list of game publishers signed up for Stadia.
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After Trump's victory, people signed up at an even faster rate.
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And this wasn't how many people signed up for the services.
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Over 70 quarantined families have signed up so far, she said.
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More than 1,000 people signed up for the month-long event.
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Tefaf has signed up for a further 10 years in Maastricht.
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I signed up and drove 50 hours in my first week.
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Dylan and I signed up for a one-time trial class.
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We signed up for emails from the 265 Democratic presidential candidates.
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He signed up for it, then canceled it, then went back.
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Have you signed up for Emily Weinstein's newsletter "Five Weeknight Dishes"?
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After hearing about it, Elizabeth Warren signed up for improv classes.
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"This is not what I signed up for as an educator."
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Can anyone say this is the America we signed up for?
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The referral service then collects a fee, if they signed up.
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At the end of the summer, she signed up for Match.com.
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Hundreds signed up through the Confederation of Somali Community, a nonprofit.
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Within the first three days of enrollment, 175 people signed up.
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In fact, I might have signed up for working another year!
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Around 700 South Koreans have signed up for the charter flights.
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I&aposm already signed up to use it again this year.
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I'd already signed up for the trip with Bahamas Adventures ($52).
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This year, 50 couples have signed up for a September ceremony.
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More than 100 Airbnb hosts in Puerto Rico have signed up.
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That drive signed up about 50 subscribers and raised over $25,000.
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Nearly 28503 million people have signed up for coverage on HealthCare.
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Some wonder whether Mr. Sanders is what they signed up for.
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"This is the job that we signed up for," she said.
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Once signed up, users can register for various activities by region.
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Twenty-seven of her followers signed up for her first class.
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I don't think Lena's guy knows what he signed up for.
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Roughly 22,000 people in Texas had already signed up for support.
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Remind me why I signed up for a half marathon again?
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This was not what many of his voters signed up for.
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He signed up for a 19-week course at Dev Bootcamp.
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That was the tragedy that America's volunteers signed up for. ♦
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Nearly 21625 million people have signed up for coverage on HealthCare.
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With apparel retailers in free-fall, night spots were signed up.
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I signed up recently for a clothing subscription service called NUULY.
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According to the filing, it has signed up 6,000 enterprise clients.
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They didn't know exactly how many people would be signed up.
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A year later, he was signed up for his first competition.
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"If you signed up via Google or Facebook authentication, then your password is not affected by this leak," the post added, and said that the stolen data only included those who had signed up via email.
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Trying to meet quotas for how many loan recipients they signed up, program officers may have signed up a population composed almost entirely of people who were already planning to migrate with or without a loan.
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Just to get super granular, does performance mean, "I went to the website," or, "I went to the website and I signed up," or, "I went to the website and signed up and actually paid someone money"?
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But the easiest-to-convince pledgers signed up, as you'd expect, early on: 21 people committed in the first four years, but only 65 over the next five years (three have signed up so far in 2019).
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The day I signed up the gym was giving away free pizza.
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Any member can speak, and 190 have signed up to do so.
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It also encourages you to add friends who haven't signed up yet.
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But some customers have no idea that they signed up for them.
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I signed up for Amazon Prime by accident—maybe you did, too.
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I didn't know what I was getting into when I signed up.
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As of Sunday, about 1,500 people signed up, Stein said on Twitter.
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Amazon television series Allen is signed up for, the one he admitted
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He does not know this, it's not what he signed up for.
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Some 8.4 million people signed up on the federal exchange for 2019.
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The day after Donald Trump won the White House, he signed up.
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It just means I am doing what I signed up to do.
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Thirty-five years ago, I signed up for a life in science.
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This wasn't the vision of English football Mandarić had signed up for.
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This Thanksgiving, you have a plan: You've signed up for a race.
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First, I signed up for a shitload of chain restaurants' birthday programs.
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As yet, no Republicans have signed up to the lawsuit, but Sen.
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Which is also a big reason that I signed up for ClassPass.
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And after that, they've signed up for another SpaceX launch in 2020.
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For those that only signed up young, healthy people, this penalized them.
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First, you'll need a Prime membership if you haven't yet signed up.
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Within the first 10 days, more than 800 people had signed up.
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I signed up for something called the Natural Pool Land Rover Adventure.
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If you're signed up for either service, these updates are available immediately.
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Hopefully students far from home signed up for vote-by-mail ballots.
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Some leading banks were already agreeable, but only if others signed up.
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More than 1,010 people have signed up so far for the vote.
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She signed up for the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington in October.
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About 160 businesses have signed up so far, the company told Bloomberg.
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Democrats promptly got on board and a drove of Republicans signed up.
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Next week, 28 volunteers are signed up, six or fewer are men.
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The Washington firm had signed up 14,000 women for the mesh litigation.
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It's a high-fantasy series and that's what I signed up for.
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CenturyLink, Charter and U.S. Cellular have also signed up to the pledge.
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When I signed up that morning, I was more nervous than excited.
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So far, just 30 of the country's 1,000 pharmacies have signed up.
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The 30 outlets that have signed up cover much of the country.
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I am signed up for 5:30 yoga at the new gym.
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After weeks of procrastination, I finally signed up for my first class.
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Only 5% signed up when they had to pay the premium upfront.
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No wonder 26.5 restaurant chains are already signed up for the service.
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If you're signed up for Spotify you just need the Android app.
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Insurance companies will be fighting to get every single person signed up.
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So far, five people have signed up, two of whom have died.
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I signed up for the trial only, and not the auto-ship.
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That said, here's what I wish I knew before I signed up.
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In states running their own exchanges, 260 million people have signed up.
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Within five years, 22018 of the required 21973 states had signed up.
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Tonga signed up and earned a reprieve from debt repayments to Beijing.
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Sometimes, it's just clear you're not signed up for the best service.
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When I turned 16 and got my driver's license, I signed up.
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Stratolaunch is not commenting on whether it has any customers signed up.
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Amazon texts people who have signed up to get alerts about deals.
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Facebook had signed up test subjects through third party beta testing services.
|
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But during that period, only 114,000 people signed up for that program.
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Other largely eastern EU countries have also signed up to the plan.
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Already, 500,000 people have signed up for the revived unlimited data plan.
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No clients have been signed up yet, however, a company spokesman said.
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As long as we haven't signed up for the trip to Mars.
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Nearly 1,600 players have signed up for Melee singles alone this year.
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Chinese utility CGN signed up for a one-third stake in Oct.
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So The Darkness signed up to headline the next summer's Reading Festival.
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But after much persuasion, I took a deep breath and signed up.
|
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Then she signed up for a women's political leadership program called Emerge.
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Tikkr has signed up 30 surf clubs to try to do so.
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Robert Pattinson, a veterinarian, was signed up six days before shooting began.
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La David Johnson that her husband knew what he signed up for.
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What about the other commitments that governments signed up to in Paris?
|
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Nearly 700 people have signed up for rides, which cost $250,000 each.
|
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Navigators only signed up a sliver of total enrollees, according to HHS.
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True, this was perhaps not the America she had signed up for.
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So I signed up for a guided tour, which costs about $11.
|
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The fans, no surprise, would like him signed up for another term.
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More than four hundred people signed up to testify at the hearing.
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The Apple Card can only be signed up for on an iPhone.
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Join the 15,000 others who have signed up for this workshop before.
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Ryals, 26, signed up to be a bone marrow donor in college.
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The total includes nearly 22019,700 people who have signed up at BernieSanders.
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More than 2202 people from roughly 2628 institutions signed up as collaborators.
|
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Out of the 12.2 million people who signed up by the Jan.
|
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More than half of Swedish consumers are signed up to the app.
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In 2015, $51.2 million was spent and 9.6 million people signed up.
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In fact, more than 10 million people signed up on launch day.
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"We were both signed up to perform spoken-word poetry," Kay recalled.
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This time last year, 2.9 million people had signed up for plans.
|
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Many have already signed up, or got a free month through Verizon.
|
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And about half are eligible for coverage, but have not signed up.
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At first, no one signed up for the new officer residential unit.
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I downloaded the Dingtone app and signed up with my email address.
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He was a liar; that's not what I had signed up for.
|
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After eight weeks in physical residence, Matsuyama signed up for a transfer.
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When you joined this company, you signed up for the insurance plan.
|
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But we only signed up 19 platforms, or less than ten percent.
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They open it often, they're signed up for alerts, they're super engaged.
|
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Some 20213 million people signed up on the federal exchange for 22021.
|
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And have you signed up to try out Turkey Texts with me?
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About 8.7 million people signed up last fall for insurance using HealthCare.
|
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I discovered this myself in April, when I signed up for Unlimited.
|
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Twenty-eight people signed up for what was ultimately an unsuccessful campaign.
|
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Hardly anyone signed up for freezes with the Big 3 credit bureaus.
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After he signed up for Mr. Trump's presidential transition, he found advantages.
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When I signed up, we had about 2100,193 all over the world.
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As of last September, about 700,000 people were signed up for DACA.
|
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While I was doing research, I signed up for some dating apps.
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" Its answer: "You may have signed up for Quora some time ago.
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Since CryptoKitties was introduced a month ago, 180,000 people have signed up.
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Were you under the impression that a lot of people signed up?
|
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Of the 33 people signed up for the whole ride, 28 finished.
|
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As many as 10,000 people signed up on one day last week.
|
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"This is no longer the job I signed up for," he said.
|
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That wasn't going to change when I signed up for student loans.
|
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Shortly thereafter, Halm signed up for Helm's syndication seminar and was hooked.
|
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Verizon and Volkswagen signed up to sponsor Fox's halftime and postgame shows.
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The number of congregations that have signed up to partner with Life.
|
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Specifically, I signed up for Slow Roll, a mass social bike ride.
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They signed up for the police academy the moment they turned 21.
|
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Architects big, medium and small signed up for the privilege and opportunity.
|
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It also misstated the year Bourdain signed up for the writing workshop.
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If you&aposre signed up, tap the red "Invite via Messages" button.
|
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So far, more than 100 hosts in Puerto Rico have signed up.
|
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It has signed up more than 60 consumer companies for the program.
|
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That wasn't something they signed up for when they took their jobs.
|
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More than 800 Sanders supporters signed up to run for delegate seats.
|
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Nearly 2.5 million people have signed up on state exchanges to date.
|
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PayPal has some 24 million merchants signed up for its payments solutions.
|
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"My father couldn't believe I had actually signed up," he told me.
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I knew what I signed up for when I started doing this.
|
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State reports suggest that they have signed up about three million people.
|
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"My parents were, so I just signed up as them," she said.
|
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One hundred million people have signed up for Amazon's Prime subscription service.
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At the end of the day, that's what we signed up for.
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Baylor's football team signed up transfers with disciplinary issues in their pasts.
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Some 20,000 people have already signed up, said CEO Jorg von Minckwitz.
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It was not clear how many, if any, clubs had signed up.
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South Korea's Kokam was signed up as a battery supplier in February.
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He signed up for wheelchair bodybuilding competitions and got into adaptive CrossFit.
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I signed up for the Trump message, not the Jeb Bush administration.
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And everyone on the site agreed to this when they signed up.
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Last year, based on recommendations by friends, she signed up with Uber.
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About 600,000 new volunteers have signed up since September, the party said.
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The Wallaces signed up to work on Mr. McCain's 2008 presidential race.
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We signed up for the shit, so I don't think about it.
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She has signed up lots of people who never had coverage before.
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Yael: But Facebook probably still knows the phone people signed up with.
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Granted, she's once again signed up with the worst of the worst.
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Correction, 6:52 PM ET: The breach is believed to have primarily targeted DoorDash users who signed up on or before April 5th, 2018, not just those who signed up before April 5th, 2018, as we originally stated.
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The ride-hailing company has since acquiesced and signed up for the permit.
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Instead, I signed up for a training program at a Swiss business school.
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Thailand, where al-Qunun now is, has not signed up to these rules.
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Luke Perry might just have signed up to follow a new favorite sport.
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It signed up or expanded its agreements with Publix, Wegmans, and Ahold Delhaize.
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Members who had signed up were invited to free drinks and hors d'oeuvres.
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Bos signed up for an Obamacare health plan for 2017 sold on HealthCare.
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DE) about lowering fees after the Frankfurt airport operator signed up Ryanair (RYA.
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Zak provided his name, phone number, and email address when he signed up.
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A total of 239 million Americans signed up for plans sold on HealthCare.
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Yes, I signed up to be a public figure, but my family didn't.
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Cazares signed up to make sandwiches, but thought she'd just drop them off.
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The CannTeen trial seemed like a no-brainer—I signed up right away.
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Of the 30 volunteers signed up this week, two of them were men.
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KEVIN MAYER: We're not announcing how many people signed up in the Netherlands.
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It would be better still if big countries signed up to the court.
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So far, 147 countries, responsible for almost 83% of emissions, have signed up.
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I just signed up for the Hillary campaign and made my first donation.
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Around 360,000 people have signed up for the WhatsApp service, the minister said.
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Participants who had previously felt powerless signed up to volunteer for Planned Parenthood.
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He, too, had signed up fully aware of the health and financial risks.
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He never would have signed up for that, he did not like XXXTentacion.
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It has signed up a dozen hospitals to get the data it needs.
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Ms. Burwell said that 2613 percent of consumers who signed up through HealthCare.
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So far we have 150 people who have signed up in 24 countries.
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The team now has around 22017,22018 people signed up to help school Iris.
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Before I could second guess myself, I signed up and hit the road.
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So far 5,000 New York-approved drivers have signed up for the app.
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So far, 7,010 people have signed up saying they want to buy one.
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The app has already signed up 700 churches, and almost 50,000 individual churchgoers.
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When you signed up for this, was it just for the first book?
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Some 1,900 students from around the world are already signed up, Kochan said.
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But 22014 sports have signed up in recent years to receive its reports.
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According to the app's website, more than 3 million voters have signed up.
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But the hordes who have signed up demonstrate that customer expectations are changing.
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If you have, then it's very like because you signed up for Tidal.
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And it said almost as many people signed up again on July 25.
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We signed up a few weeks ago, inspired by our New Year's resolutions.
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And Hitzler notes that 12 students signed up to do yard work specifically.
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Around 23,000 developers have signed up to use the tools provided by wit.
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He passed it along to Hwang, who signed up as Pinner number 367.
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I signed up to show the for the good and the bad, right?
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We signed up for a 2TB storage option to try out Google One.
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If you haven't already signed up for Happy Hour discounts, go to HappyHour.Starbucks.
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Nearly 260 million people under age 35 nationally signed up for Obamacare plans.
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It signed up 4.47 million subscribers internationally, while analysts were expecting 4.97 million.
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Click to unsubscribe—but only on lists you know you've signed up for.
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But something resonated, and Kioko signed up for a class on a whim.
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Countries not signed up yet have until July 30, 2019 to do so.
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"When I signed up for the show, I was so clueless," he said.
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"Anything Phoebe wants to do, we are signed up to do," Salke said.
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We know that we signed up for this, but our kids did not.
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I'd gone to the library and signed up for a Hotmail email address.
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Atlassian says about 1,000 developers signed up for early access to the API.
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A total of 83,28 net customers signed up for insurance plans on HealthCare.
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Last year, about 1 million people had signed up in the final week.
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Since its launch, more than 8003,2800 people have signed up for a buddy.
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But you already knew about Prime and signed up for it ages ago.
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Anyone signed up to Apple Music can view the video on iTunes now.
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Of those, 8.7 million people signed up for federally run plans through Healthcare.gov.
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And that's also what everybody who invested in this round signed up for.
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The Twitter account noted that hundreds of volunteers had so far signed up.
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No wonder fewer than half of those eligible for ACA plans signed up.
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You can find a list of the startups signed up so far here.
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Roughly 8.8 million people signed up for Affordable Care Act coverage through HealthCare.
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But when you realize that everybody signed up for this, things get easier.
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There's only one problem: not a single person has signed up for it.
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"Insurers will be fighting to get every single person signed up," he said.
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Still, he signed up for a five-kilometre race, mostly to support her.
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And you know it was magnificent that 192 nations signed up at Paris.
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"Volvo just signed up with Yext about six months ago," the CEO said.
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About 15 million people are eligible for coverage but have not signed up.
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The company signed up 2327.4 new clients in the fourth quarter ended Aug.
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CMS says more than 600,000 people signed up for coverage on the healthcare.
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"Anything Phoebe wants to do, we are signed up to do," she said.
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Garvoille signed up for a free trial and was hooked after two workouts.
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The Rail Security Alliance signed up with its first lobbying firm, Venn Strategies.
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"I was a kid, I was signed up, I was petrified," Paltrow said.
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Of the 13 people who signed up for the first mural, seven showed.
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"I'm a little surprised that the Canadians haven't signed up yet," Hassett said.
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It has already signed up 14 doctors who pay a 15 percent fee.
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By the end of the year, 477,000 Michiganders had signed up for coverage.
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But this is what we signed up for, and we'll make it work.
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Tom declined to say how many people had signed up for Vessel's service.
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He got in touch with his friends again, and signed up for classes.
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NOS signed up Benfica and Sporting, and PT struck a deal with Porto.
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As of Tuesday, they had signed up 264 people for insurance since Nov.
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Wells Fargo also allegedly signed up customers for unwanted and unnecessary insurance policies.
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Thousands signed up, so Hesser and Stubbs knew they had generated some buzz.
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More than 120 volunteers have signed up for Ms. Teachout's campaign this week.
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At least 2,000 new volunteers had signed up in the past five days.
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About 65 women and girls have signed up to speak for this sentencing.
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I signed up for the gun-safety course at my local gun club.
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"I am a signed-up member of the opera necrophiliacs club," he said.
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I also signed up for auto-pay to get 0.25% off my interest.
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He's hosting a webinar later this afternoon for entrepreneurs; 450 already signed up.
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This year, 150 people signed up for the first of four tour dates.
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Three winners will be chosen; as of Sunday morning, 50,000 had signed up.
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Some 190,000 people have signed up to Brain Food, his free weekly newsletter.
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But only those who had signed up for the service got the message.
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"I was a kid, I was signed up, I was petrified," she said.
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When a new volunteer signed up, they would only receive an automated message.
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Thus far, Lowkey has signed up teams from Google, Apple, Robinhood and Twitch.
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Users who signed up to Social Captain should change their Instagram passwords immediately.
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I signed up for Costco because it's financially prudent for my family's needs.
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Point is, this is a rider who knew what she signed up for!
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About 38,000 participants had signed up for the race scheduled for March 1.
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In fact, he's done so well and he signed up a thousand workers.
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When you signed up for internet access, you probably got an email address.
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They had signed up 24 people for a mental health first aid course.
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Wendy Range, 51, signed up, registering for the first time since the 1990s.
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He discouraged countries from joining China's infrastructure bank, but they signed up anyway.
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In the U.S., AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon are all signed up.
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My weekends became party central, which was not what I signed up for.
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Yet, this is what I signed up for when I became a parent.
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I signed up for Digit right away when it came out in 2015.
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More than 100 of the world's airlines have signed up to use it.
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Have you ever signed up for a mailing list and instantly regretted it?
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So she turned down offers from overseas and signed up for acting classes.
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The next step is letting them do the work they signed up for.
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About 8.3 million people signed up for 2020 health plans on the HealthCare.
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At least 1,500 people have signed up since the course was announced Wednesday.
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It's only been since I signed up to dating apps again this year.
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How many "free trials" have you signed up for and forgotten to cancel?
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He signed up online, then posted an anonymous summary of his legal dispute.
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But there is no good official reason why it hasn't already signed up.
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But there is no good official reason why it hasn't already signed up.
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He signed up for a 101 class at the Islamic Association of Raleigh.
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Last year, more than 700,000 people signed up in the last week alone.
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Thousands of women have signed up for one or all of these offerings.
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Some customers signed up for a cable-like experience at a lower price.
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Duva opened a gym above a theater in Paterson and signed up fighters.
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Let alone what other customers are starting to get signed up on SCOUT.
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At the start of the following year, several hundred people had signed up.
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The first year, nearly 1,000 people signed up with his company, KC Crew.
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This grand mission came closest to success when Westerners themselves willingly signed up.
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I didn't remember that I signed up in July 2004, in simpler times.
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She eventually signed up for Yelp, Porch, Thumbtack, Angie's List, HomeAdvisor and Groupon.
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So I signed up to take the LSAT at Brooklyn's Medgar Evers College.
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Tsipras signed up to the latest, in 2015, in return for debt relief.
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He understood that this was part of the profession he signed up for.
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Last year, 12 million people signed up for coverage through the Obamacare marketplaces.
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AND I'M HAPPY TO REPORT THAT WE HAVE OVER 2700 COMPANIES HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE PRIVACY SHIELD WITH EUROPE AND THERE ARE ANOTHER 1500 COUNTRIES – COMPANIES THAT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE PRIVACY SHIELD BETWEEN THE U.S. AND SWITZERLAND.
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Some people say I didn't sign up for that, I signed up for this.
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The Obamacare exchanges signed up nearly 12 million people in individual plans last year.
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Jaime Griesemer None of us had ever seen an Xbox before we signed up.
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Nearly 11.4 million people signed up for coverage on the Obamacare exchanges for 2019.
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According to Magic Leap, over 1,000 people had signed up to be here. Why?
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He signed up to help give out food and shampoo and whatever was needed.
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Brutis is signed up as a support pet through Register My Service Animal, LLC.
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After Midnight Special wrapped, Edgerton immediately signed up to star in Nichols' next film.
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Adidas has signed up athletes and celebrities as brand ambassadors in the United States.
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Only one person responded: a guy in California who had signed up for Trump.dating.
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And as a federal prosecutor, Sessions went after activists who signed up black voters.
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What is unusual is how fast they have signed up to be Trump adversaries.
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The company claims millions of users and more than 5,000 organizations have signed up.
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Within two weeks, some 150 Turkish escort sites had signed up for Cloudflare's services.
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Once women were told what the pill did, they signed up by the hundreds.
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It was a terrible situation and not at all what I signed up for.
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"The Obama administration obviously signed up to the Paris climate change agreement," May said.
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Unclear, however, is how many shippers and drivers the company has already signed up.
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Eric Bradley signed up on September 3 1939, when war on Germany was declared.
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Ten families have signed up since city officials launched the sticker program November 1.
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To avoid enrolling in a tedious math course, I signed up for computer science.
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Then, Tim signed up for a dry-January-like charity driven month without drinking.
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After tense talks, he signed up to a new bailout, Greece's third since 2010.
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I had originally signed up directly through Yoga Vida for a $232 unlimited trial.
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It was a disruption to their daily lives, but one they signed up for.
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"If you missed that cancellation deadline, you signed up for contractual terms," she said.
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And yes, people have already signed up: So far, 25 people have done so.
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Consideration is being given to maintaining public registers of those who have signed up.
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I had just signed up to do two movies with him ... I was afraid.
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I really just want to sleep, because I signed up for a 21176 a.m.
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In the first month, the startup has already signed up 15 customers, including Match.
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Ever AI has not signed up any law enforcement, military, or national security agencies.
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The commission rates are payouts for partners signed up to the iTunes Affiliate Program.
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If you've ever signed up for an account with Yahoo, there's cause for concern.
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It's not clear how many merchants have signed up to use Amazon's freight services.
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Europhile Labour MEPs have signed up, along with a pro-Brexit union of bakers.
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Within months, thousands of tutors and tens of thousands of students had signed up.
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Nearly 12 million people signed up for coverage from a plan sold on HealthCare.
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I signed up for a race and my first triathlon and started moving again.
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They portray people who have signed up to serve their country as a burden.
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A ZipRecruiter representative told Gizmodo that no one signed up using the promo code.
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But those who signed up flew enough to make it a money-losing scheme.
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He says there are more jurisdictions signed up for tests over the next year.
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On July 10th I signed up for a $5.95 trial package from this company.
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Once you've signed up, open up the Mac App Store and download the beta.
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Alonso's team has already signed up one of those finalists, Turkish gamer Cem Bolukbasi.
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However, his Hollywood career was interrupted when he signed up to fight the Nazis.
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I was like, 'I didn't know I signed up for all this other stuff.
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Last year, 11.7 million signed up, but 10.2 million people actually ended up paying.
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About 11.3 Americans have signed up this year for insurance on the Obamacare exchanges.
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They have around 150 London-based babysitters signed up to the platform at launch.
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I still remember the day I signed up for Facebook as a college student.
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As of Tuesday, 13,000 people, including about a quarter of Canadians, had signed up.
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As of Tuesday, 153,000 people, including about a quarter of Canadians, had signed up.
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N) retail bankers signed up customers for life insurance policies from Prudential Financial (PRU.
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Good thing I've never signed up for your gym, now I certainly never will.
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He supports two children; to get by, he recently signed up for public benefits.
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I then downloaded the Telos app and signed up with the same email address.
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This is the type of work we signed up for when we built ATAP.
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In its first three days, the app signed up 100 million users, Nintendo says.
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Another 43 million people signed up for individual plans sold through state-run marketplaces.
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Roughly 2.3 million people have signed up for Affordable Care Act coverage through HealthCare.
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About 11.4 million people signed up for 2019 healthcare plans, according to the CMS.
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"When I signed up for the show, I was so clueless," he told Brown.
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It is unclear, however, exactly how many people have signed up across the industry.
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I actually, no, I think maybe 75,000 people have signed up for voting reminders.
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Those who signed up for DACA are shielded from deportation and given work permits.
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But not all publishers signed up to the agreement, and it raises many questions.
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The controversy dragged on until he finally signed up to be a Navy aviator.
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Because I'm me, I signed up for two divisions, and I had eight matches.
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And 23,000 more developers have signed up to use a tools provided by Wit.
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While just about a year old, bxblue has signed up 11 different financial institutions.
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And honestly, if you have a Facebook account, you've already signed up for that.
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In fact, about twice as many people signed up on the first day, Nov.
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Those who had previously signed up for unlimited data could keep their old plans.
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Lawmaker: Trump told widow that soldier 'knew what he signed up for' Staff Sgt.
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More than 2,000 families soon signed up to offer sanctuary to those at risk.
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Sim said Air Premia had signed up for long-term servicing agreements with Boeing.
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We wasted no time when enrolment started, we signed up on the first opportunity.
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It signed up anyway, wary of upsetting a wobbly Franco-German axis any further.
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That's going to be a shame for all the curious journalists that signed up.
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Despite criticism, Apple Music also signed up 17 million subscribers in about a year.
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Nearly 11.8 million people signed up for coverage on the Obamacare exchanges for 2018.
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More than 2628 million people signed up for 28500, topping the administration's internal target.
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"This is the content I signed up for," one person commented on the video.
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Nearly 8.5 million Americans signed up for 22016 coverage on the federal exchange, healthcare.
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Manafort and Gates' alleged crimes took place before they signed up with the candidate.
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"Everybody knew when they signed up that there would be no refunds," he said.
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In 19703, he learned that most conservatives had signed up for a different movement.
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He signed up for an elective taught by Yuri Levada, a pioneering Soviet sociologist.
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One-third of cheaters who signed up for an account on affair website IllicitEncounters.
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For instance, one in 10 Americans are signed up with an online dating service.
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For 2017, more than 9.2 million consumers signed up for insurance plans using Healthcare.
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On the first day of its launch, more than 10 million people signed up.
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Churchill freed himself, and signed up to return to the fighting as a lieutenant.
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In eight years, he has signed up many parents and children for library cards.
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About 6.4 million customers have already signed up for plans on that exchange, HealthCare.
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Most of the new subscribers last quarter signed up for news from The Times.
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Eleanor Roosevelt signed up to work in the Office of Civilian Defense in 1941.
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There are currently 16 counties in Tennessee without any insurer signed up to sell.
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It was during a recent bad spell that I signed up for the service.
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Three years ago, I signed up for a silent meditation retreat called a vipassana.
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And I guess that's why I've signed up for five more vipassanas since then.
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This signed up Inventain, another startup from Belarus, to develop AR-based mobile games.
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She'd done research into how surrogacy worked and signed up with a surrogacy agency.
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Patterson said more than 100,000 people had signed up in the first six weeks.
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An additional 14 million people have signed up for Medicaid under Obama's expanded guidelines.
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Tammy was understandably irked by this, because that's the show they signed up for.
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Jane Doe then signed up for a larger ACN meeting in Palm Springs, Calif.
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A values-free foreign policy is not what honorable American diplomats signed up for.
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More than 50,000 people have signed up to demonstrate against Trump when he visits.
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"I know a lot of students who signed up just for that," he said.
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I signed up for a six-week beginner course and was on my way.
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If you aren't already signed up to get it, you can do so here.
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Longstanding party people either signed up for Clinton or didn't sign up at all.
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Shotwell added that SpaceX has private passengers signed up to fly on Crew Dragon.
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I enthusiastically signed up my son and became cub master of our local pack.
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It recently signed up a number of Fortune 500 companies, including HP and ABB.
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Once I signed up, the subscription appeared under the "rewards" tab in the app.
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So I booked my flight to Cambodia and signed up for the 5k run.
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But this is not the kind of politics the American people signed up for.
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So he and some friends signed up to attend Mr. Trump's rally on Thursday.
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In Milwaukee, just around 400 people have signed up for 1,400 Election Day roles.
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It is an opponent, I've found, Boston fans have gleefully signed up to battle.
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There was only one possible stumbling block: the organized tour they signed up for.
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You're disappointed or do you think this has been what you signed up for?
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About 210 million people signed up in the 25 states that rely on Healthcare.
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Golf du Fort, close to Strasbourg, signed up 1,000 members in its first year.
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The day after graduating high school, Sajjad was already signed up for military academy.
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Then the first of more than 600 people who have signed up will follow.
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Still, 21 companies have signed up to the payments network, including Uber and Vodafone.
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He felt almost as exuberant as he had months earlier, when he signed up.
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Jack Eubanks signed up for the Marines while still in high school in Atlanta.
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More than 1,000 owners have signed up for help with loan negotiations so far.
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Overcoming her trepidation, Chesnel signed up for a flight, and took along her camera.
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Disney has signed up more than half of those projected numbers in 24 hours.
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In December, it signed up 20 new U.S. retailers including Nike Inc and Nordstrom.
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That is not what America signed up for in electing Donald Trump as president.
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I signed up for it, and I was like 'What did I just do?!
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It said it has also signed up Finland's Nokia (NOK) to supply 5G equipment.
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How I used DigitWhen I signed up for Digit, it was free to use.
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They've signed up for a two-bedroom apartment in a planned community in Tucson.
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When I first signed up, the monthly premium for my $70,000 policy was $33.75.
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When the government offered protected status for Salvadorans the next year, he signed up.
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Circles represent Obamacare enrollments, sized by the number of people who have signed up.
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Loechler signed up for theater's email list to get some examples of upcoming screenings.
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Clearly this was not what Groff or the Times Book Review signed up for.
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It was also the first book I signed up, so it had special significance.
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In one semester, the vast majority of the university's approximately 65,2753 students signed up.
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The company claims it's signed up over 30,000 drivers since rolling out in June.
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Travelio has more than 4,000 properties exclusively signed up with the platform, she said.
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These guidelines already exist, and publications like BBC News are signed up to them.
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Twenty-five nations within the bloc have signed up to the common defense plan.
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TV that 500,000 people have already signed up for the Freedom Dividend pilot program.
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She even signed up and created her own streaming handle right then and there.
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Fewer than 400,000 people signed up for Obamacare plans over the last two weeks.
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If you aren&apost already signed up, you must create an account first. 2.
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Instagram launched in October 2010, and 25,000 people signed up on the first day.
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Britain, nurturing its "special relationship" with the US as Brexit looms, has signed up.
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Approximately 20,000 people have signed up in the past two weeks, the newspaper added.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roughly 6.4 million consumers signed up for Obamacare insurance on Healthcare.
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"The moment I turned 2160, I signed up for an Ebay account," he said.
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Renick said that last year, students signed up for a wrong class 2,000 times.
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The workdays were long, tough and not what I thought I'd signed up for.
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That said, I signed up for my Huel subscription because I wanted the quantification.
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On the recommendation of my colleague Farhad Manjoo, I signed up for pottery classes.
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Alaska Communications, another telecom, has signed up city offices and businesses at other sites.
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She signed up with Beauty Shoppe with the aim of reconnecting with the city.
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At present we're not signed up to do shows with any of the platforms.
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Uber says that "hundreds of thousands" of U.S.-based drivers have now signed up for the program, after an initial group of around 80,000 signed up prior to the expansion to more debit cards in Instant Pay's first few months of operation.
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The Trump administration did just about everything in its power to not encourage people to sign up for Affordable Care Act coverage through the federally run marketplace, but 8.8 million people signed up anyway — nearly as many as signed up a year ago.
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Either way, your work only goes out to people who've signed up to receive it.
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When I first signed up for Facebook in 2006, I didn't have anything useful there.
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Apple has signed up Theodore B. Olson as a key member of its legal team.
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The cybersecurity company also reported better-than-expected revenue as it signed up more subscribers.
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However, that is what we signed up for and we are making a TV show.
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South Africa and Cameroon are among 52 countries that have already signed up to AfCFTA.
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La David T. Johnson, "knew what he signed up for" when he joined the military.
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To get it, I signed up for Moe's Rockin Rewards program and downloaded the app.
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Still, sensing a narrowing future in the field, she signed up for coding classes online.
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So I took a free trial class and then signed up for six more classes.
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Early on in my career, I signed up to sell tickets for concerts and events.
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A dozen sites have signed up at launch, including The Awl, Pacific Standard and Femsplain.
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Last year, 686,708 people signed up for coverage in the week before the deadline alone.
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I'm glad that when I signed up, I had money saved away that I used.
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More than 12 million people signed up for coverage on those exchanges for 2017 plans.
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Those cops signed up for this job, and we should all be thankful they did.
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According to the xHamster site, over 12 million people have signed up for an account.
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She's got like three people signed up and it's supposed to start in 20 minutes.
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The day before I visited Cloudflare's offices, 22,000 new customers signed up for its services.
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Are you getting your money's worth from the gym you signed up for last year?
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But it wasn't until he signed up for choir that his life began to change.
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NBC reports the pilot has 10 people signed up, with four currently in the trial.
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I immediately signed up to invest with Ellevest as soon as I learned about it.
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A while back, I signed up for a women's league, which requires a paid deposit.
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So, I walked into the gym one day and signed up for a personal trainer.
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But even that can be annoying if you haven't signed up for a training session.
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In January Indonesia signed up to an OECD scheme known as the Common Reporting Standard.
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Stanley McChrystal once signed up to sit on the board of a UAE military company.
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When Amy Kennedy decided to run for Congress she knew what she signed up for.
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OneLocal has signed up 3.563 businesses to the tune of $3.553,3.543 in monthly recurring revenue.
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Nearly double that number — 789,708 people — signed up in the same time period last year.
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Last month Blue Origin signed up its third customer, a telecommunications firm based in Thailand.
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You know, 'stiff upper lip,' 'soldier on,' and 'this is what you signed up for.
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The daddy on this bus is thinking This is not what I signed up for .
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But that's okay; that's to the credit of the good folks who signed up early.
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She has signed up for a social-media marketing class and an introductory design course.
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Hundreds of people signed up for an unsuccessful search of the woods near her home.
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YouTube won't give any hints about how many subscribers it has signed up so far.
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According to Jacobs, 54,000 young people have signed up since it launched nationally in January.
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The president who signed up for the Paris Climate Accord, and legalized same-sex marriage?
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La David Johnson that he "knew what he signed up for" during a condolence call.
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Of the 200 or so Canadian corporations that issue debt frequently, 81 are signed up.
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Those that signed up to Ireland's 100-year bond a fortnight ago almost certainly won't.
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I've retained plenty of insignificant information about my mother that I never signed up for.
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Verizon has already signed up, for one, but tracking the other supporters worldwide is tricky.
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After taking a tour, I get signed up for a graveyard shift, 11:30 p.m.
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Kane may have signed up for the mission because he felt his marriage falling apart.
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The companies later signed up to buy millions of tonnes a year of U.S. LNG.
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Did they know they would be doing that when they signed up for your project?
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If not, most of his likely successors are signed up to the same reflationary policy.
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Open Banking is obligatory only for Britain's nine biggest banks, although others have signed up.
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Within a day of the launch, over 5,000 people signed up, including over 1,500 Canadians.
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I signed up for the free trial and was automatically charged and shipped monthly bundles.
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The additional 90 million subscribers signed up to its channel in the last two years.
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Meanwhile, Reliance's Jio telecom unit signed up 23 million more subscribers in the June quarter.
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Waymo CEO John Krafcik said that around 20,000 people around Phoenix, Arizona had signed up.
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"That being said, Woodley explained, "I signed up to tell the whole story of Tris.
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Instead, those costs were largely borne by the freelancers who signed up to become drivers.
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Our children and husbands are not signed up or paid to be on the show.
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Maybe you signed up to bring the taters to Friendsgiving and totally forgot until now.
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"It's not what I signed up for whenever I became mayor of a small town."
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Dozens have signed up, and in May the city made similar services available to anyone.
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Points are earned over a six-month period, tied to the date you signed up.
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Then, I decided to up the ante, so I signed up for a half-marathon.
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We signed up to bring snacks for my son's section of the band after practice.
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Once you're signed up for a few betas, it is then easy to find them.
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Apple has a new deal for US customers who haven't signed up for iCloud yet.
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Early Warning told TechCrunch it expects to have more signed up come launch next year.
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A few more people had signed up, but several names had been savagely scratched out.
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He immediately signed up for a PhD in glaciology, which happened to be Bentley's department.
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In 2008, White Label Space signed up to participate in the Google Lunar X Prize.
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If you've signed up for YouTube Music, do you really need to have Spotify too?
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More than 166,000 users have signed up on a waiting list to get the app.
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By midnight he had signed up for was then known as the Hawaiian Territorial Guard.
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So far, it has 17,400 dogs signed up, and 400 dogs with their DNA sequenced.
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Overall they have over 3,000 landscape companies signed up, many of which have multiple crews.
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Only six companies have signed up to fully participate, The Associated Press reported in March.
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How many 30-day free trials have you signed up for and forgotten to cancel?
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And some big clients already signed up to CryptoMove, such as French bank BNP Paribas.
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And his coverage applied even before he'd signed up — including the day he was shot.
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What's next: Bina48 is signed up for an "ethics of emerging technologies" course next semester.
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The people who signed up during these special enrollment periods tended to have higher costs.
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"I was a kid, I was signed up, I was petrified," she told the NYT.
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If you've downloaded the app but haven't yet signed up, do it with a buddy.
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I was elected the top prosecutor, I signed up for this I can take it.
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It's something I signed up to do, and we'll be ready for it next Tuesday.
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Over 800,000 members (and counting) have signed up, so you could say it's pretty legit.
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They'll all be available commercial free, if you're signed up for the service's premium plan.
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Apex Legends signed up 10 million players within three days of its launch on Feb.
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The company has already signed up some major game publishers, including Glu Mobile and Zynga.
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Over 800 women signed up for our first two events in SF and New York.
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Already 75,000 have signed up to participate in the project since its launch last October.
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As of Thursday afternoon, about 75 people had signed up to participate in the walkout.
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In total, 11 different groups or companies are already signed up for the first weekend.
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"When you think about staff, this is not what you signed up for," Maloney said.
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I had signed up to receive emails from him ("for research") and forgotten about it.
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But our producer, Amanda, just signed up for IMDb Pro and found his manager's email.
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Career Builder and Dice are signed up to use it, as is FedEx, Google says.
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I've signed up for a government program that lets saps like me skip the lines.
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It also signed up digital agency Merlin, on behalf of more than 20,000 independent labels.
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"It's not what people signed up for when they signed on for service," he said.
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Some gyms, buildings and even two weddings have also signed up to use the service.
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It is estimated that more than 40 million Iranians are signed up to the app.
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There are 123 counties with no health plans signed up to sell coverage next year.
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However, this is what we all signed up for, and there's no backing out now.
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It said people who signed up to the platform after that date were not affected.
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"That's not a shock – we always knew when we signed up to it," she said.
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Fifty-four of the continent's 55 states have signed up, but only 25 have ratified.
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We spoke to five individuals who signed up for the course to get their take.
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ASICS Studio, Strava, TripAdvisor, TuneIn, and Yelp have all signed up to work with Bose.
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Marks & Spencer, L'Oreal, and Guardian Media Group are among those to have previously signed up.
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Supporters have also signed up Scott Bensing, a former chief of staff to former Sen.
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I also spoke to his soldiers, who told me why they signed up to serve.
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Flipkart has 100 million users signed up to its platform, according to the company's website.
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Make sure you've signed up for loyalty accounts with each of the three hotel brands.
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They signed up for a white, Christian Europe — and got a meddling, multicultural bureaucracy instead.
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In week five of last year's sign up period, 85033,000 people signed up for coverage.
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Atari sent the photos to those who signed up for updates on the Ataribox site.
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Some of those victims, including the law firm, later signed up for Area 1 services.
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The first card that we signed up for was the Southwest Rapid Rewards Premier Card.
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About 11.8 million people signed up for plans on the ObamaCare exchanges for this year.
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She has signed up to receive Jon's letters and she writes to him in return.
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In 2008, seven top-503 men signed up for doubles, and in 2012, eight did.
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This is a commitment that the UK government signed up when led by Theresa May.
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"I signed up for the Iraq War when everyone else was protesting it," Snowden said.
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Once you've correctly entered your information or signed up, tap the blue "Sign in" button.
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And, uh, yeah Pornhub screengrabs just aren't what anyone signed up for in this situation.
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I signed up for what was my first race for any distance beyond a 22K.
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Romo is one of more than 9,000 players who signed up for the U.S. Open.
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Barratt signed up to do Flowers after meeting with the show's producer, Naomi De Pear.
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Some 7,000 students signed up, spending an estimated $40 million, according to The Huffington Post.
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EPB has signed up more than 8,000 customers for its $69.99 per month gigabit service.
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The Mad River school district in Riverside, Ohio, signed up to the program in 2016.
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I signed up for Peace & Conflict Studies classes, cut my own hair, and protested everything.
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I signed up early, and then paced the surrounding streets sweatily until the show started.
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And all of a sudden, everyone signed up to vote, which I thought was fantastic.
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Jodie downloaded the Uber app, tapped the hideous logo, then signed up for an account.
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Wow, I— I remember, how: I remember the first day I signed up to Facebook.
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And when you signed up for the insurance plan, you automatically enrolled in our service.
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To date, 25,000 teachers from more than 100 countries have signed up to the app.
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I knew what I signed up for, and I knew what I was fighting through.
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Asked if he needed any help and he said that's what he signed up for.
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Despite its multimillion-dollar budget, they estimate it has only signed up 81,426 Obamacare enrollees.
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The management of my large luxury rental, however, has not signed up for the program.
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Almost none of those who signed up for Mined Minds are working in programming now.
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"This is no longer the job I signed up for," he said at the time.
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Four months after his friend's passing, Soete signed up as a volunteer with Conscious Crew.
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The program provides free access to the cars, and Ms. Quismondo signed up right away.
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Hundreds have called it quits and signed up to be voluntarily repatriated to their homelands.
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I get everyone signed up for a day and send an email to classroom parents.
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Later, he found out about a mobile phone plan he had not signed up for.
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A toast goes to all those who signed up or who helped sign up friends.
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She signed up through an agency that links so-called social media influencers to brands.
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Cooper, who had recently won four consecutive fights, signed up with about a week's notice.
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The WHO can also send out proactive alerts as needed to everyone who's signed up.
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And the organization I had signed up for, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, they wouldn't participate.
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In 1951, M.I.T. offered its first course in computer programming, and Mr. Heart signed up.
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In total, more than 2,000 volunteers have signed up for a range of grassroots events.
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That's down slightly from the 8.5 million people who signed up in 2019 for coverage.
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Patchwork is a marketplace, connecting healthcare workers signed up to the platform with empty shifts.
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Congress needs to know this is not the change the American people signed up for.
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She signed up for a martial arts self-defense class in Washington and sought therapy.
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A few days later, I signed up for a 50K trail race on Mount Tamalpais.
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Signed up before he was a man, he suspected they sought out his baseball skills.
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It's a dreary Monday in April -- this is not the spring we signed up for!
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"We had almost 2100,20163 people that signed up that first weekend," Mr. Bhatt, 22016, recalled.
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Altogether, more than half a million new consumers have signed up for ObamaCare this year.
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Before I even ran that first one, I'd signed up for marathons two and three.
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So, when he was 23, Demos signed up for an acting course in nearby Sydney.
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He signed up 32 books, including biographies, novels and titles about Broadway, Hawaii and India.
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Meanwhile, if you haven't already signed up for the newsletter, you can do it here.
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When Salvadorans became eligible for temporary protected status the next year, Mr. Garray signed up.
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He's no Tom Cruise, but Pascal Saint-Amans is signed up for a Mission Impossible.
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According to Juno, the company has signed up more than fourteen thousand drivers since December.
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Although Susie and Lucy learned sign language, Tom signed up for a computer course instead.
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Greece signed up to an 86 billion euro international bailout last year after tough negotiations.
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That's down slightly from the 2000 million people who signed up in 22020 for coverage.
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In 22, she signed up online to donate part of her liver to a stranger.
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She was doing this craniosacral massage, but I'd signed up and spent thousands of dollars.
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Are you getting your money's worth from the gym you signed up for in January?
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Surpassing nearly everyone's expectations, more than 8.8 million Americans signed up for ObamaCare this year.
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Mr. Thiel has, however, used human growth hormones and he has signed up for cryogenics.
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Several big Silicon Valley corporations, including eBay, Facebook, Cisco and Oracle, have already signed up.
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"I was a kid, I was signed up, I was petrified," she told the Times.
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When he was in seventh grade, he eagerly signed up for a college prep program.
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The spokesperson said refunds will be issued to those who signed up for the tours.
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More than one-third of beneficiaries signed up for one of these plans in 2018.
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With automatic payments, it's easy to forget about the many services you've signed up for.
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In the last few years, large numbers of consumers signed up just before the deadline.
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When I found the love of my life, he immediately signed up for this journey.
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I know I signed up for this and I have a duty to my community.
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"I knew what I signed up for close to 20 years ago," Mr. Lopez said.
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His campaign also says that more than one million people have signed up as volunteers.
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Eventually, the woman said, she signed up to learn catering through a local aid program.
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And then if you want to meet someone, there's a shitload of people signed up.
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I requested the catalogs from their website, and signed up again every time I moved.
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So if you've signed up for, say, Uber using Facebook, Uber now has your information.
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London has signed up to this but disagrees with the EU's means of achieving it.
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So far, the pace of sign-ups has exceeded last year: In the first 26 days of last year's open enrollment period, 85033 million people signed up compared to the 2.3 million people who signed up the first 18 days of this year's period.
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Once signed up for TIDAL, Plex users can quickly merge their subscription to Plex from here.
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No staff has signed up for a campaign, or been given a commitment of a job.
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To see more of these women's compelling stories, visit "What I Signed Up For" on Lifetime.
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According to new data released Tuesday, 153 million Americans signed up for coverage thru Dec. 24.
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The cybersecurity company reported better-than-expected revenue as well, as it signed up more subscribers.
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A number of Americans signed up for the battle against ISIS - for a number of reasons.
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She signed up to be a beta tester and used the product during her third trimester.
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"I signed up, used the app twice, and was frankly horrified," he told Motherboard over email.
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Tsipras signed up to a new bailout in July last year, the country's third since 2010.
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So far, 250 companies have signed up to Payfit, such as Heetch, Sellsy, Nestor or Aircall.
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After announcing the price drop a few weeks ago, 21970,22016 people signed up in two days.
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Peck estimated that the reduced outreach led to 350,000 fewer people than might have signed up.
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You signed up for every class that sounded fun: HIIT, bikram, and rowing in one week?
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To date, over 10 million kids (meaning their parents) have signed up for FreeTime, Amazon says.
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One day in 2011, the bell rang and Prince went to see who had signed up.
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Michigan now has 646,745 people signed up for "Healthy Michigan," despite only expecting 470,000 to enroll.
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Revolut, a London-based fintech company that offers digital banking, has signed up 3 million customers.
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It partners with major credit card companies and has signed up more than 1 million users.
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And Lumos will have tell subscribers who signed up for auto-renewal plans between between Jan.
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So far 170 ships have signed up to use the canal in the next three months.
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IS THAT YOUR NUMBER ONE REASON WHY YOU SIGNED UP TO BE AN ADVISER FOR TRUMP?
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Before it stopped marketing the smaller bundle, the company had signed up more than 75,000 subscribers.
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If you signed up for the plan by February 12, you got a dozen free roses!
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More than 3,000 people have already signed up to register assets at the new Athens registry.
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So I signed up for the first available 30-minute timeslot to get my body scanned.
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It has signed up to agencies that foster co-operation in anti-terrorism, research and defence.
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Over 320 artists and spaces are signed up to participate, spanning Pacific Street to 21st Street.
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If you've signed up for any classes during the summer semester, your brain will be sharp!
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The company has signed up 0003 hiring partners who are waiting to snap up graduating students.
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Their excuse is, I think Sheryl Sandberg even just said this to CNBC, they signed up.
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If you're signed up for paid television service, like cable or satellite, you'll be all set.
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Still, pregnancy had always been easy for her, so she signed up to be a surrogate.
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Promises of rich-world cash were part of the reason so many developing countries signed up.
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Around 183 Australian clients (mostly startups) have signed up, she claimed, with 20,000 job seeking applicants.
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The class isn't what I expected it to be when I first signed up for it.
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At the UN it has signed up to an American-led sanctions regime against the North.
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Other theater chains, including AMC Theaters, Regal Cinemas, and Cinemark, have also signed up to participate.
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In the 2.5 years since launch, Loom has signed up 1.1 million users from 1003,000 companies.
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To get the deal, I signed up for Moe's Rockin Rewards program and downloaded the app.
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Bristol said in just the last four days, over 200 HBCU students signed up as volunteers.
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Even before getting submitted to the FDA, the company has signed up a $1 million contract.
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Greece has cut pensions 12 times since it signed up to its first bailout in 2010.
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If you've signed up for SoundCloud Go, all 135 million tracks are available for station mixes.
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If you haven't signed up for the service yet, you might want to do so now.
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No wonder that more than nine in ten Indians—1.19bn people—have signed up so far.
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About two-dozen sessions on the topic are scheduled, and over 226 people have signed up.
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"I signed up for a three-month tour, and that was three years ago," he said.
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Nearly 10,000 users have signed up in Frankfurt and Berlin since mid-2015, the company says.
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A total of around 10,000 presenters are signed up and using its software at this point.
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More than 8.8 million Americans were signed up for 2017 coverage under the ACA through HealthCare.
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WhatsApp has reportedly signed up a number of Indian banks to help bolster its payments service.
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La David Johnson "knew what he signed up for" and reportedly didn't even say his name.
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For each person who signed up to Uber's service through his ad, he received a credit.
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More recently, it's signed up the Techmeme Ride Home, Twenty Thousand Hertz, The Newsworthy and others.
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Years ago, someone signed up for Instagram with my email address — or at least, the c.
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Meanwhile, someone named Lloyd Taylor successfully signed up for an Apple ID using my Gmail address.
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To help defray expenses, the United States has signed up eight other countries as paying partners.
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When he signed up for it as an extracurricular class, he didn't realize what it was.
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Messenger's new platform now has 18,000 bots, and 22014,22015 developers have signed up for Facebook's Wit.
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It said it has signed up some 800 clients and represents Waid in an individual lawsuit.
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According to CNBC, Goldman has even signed up himself, hoping to find a Canuck to love.
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There are currently 38 counties where zero plans are signed up to sell coverage in 2018.
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As of February, it said 13 out of over 120 certification bodies worldwide had signed up.
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What was difficult was that I didn't realize I'd effectively signed up for a sales job.
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Around the time he was launching Register2Vote, Smith signed up to do special projects for Kopser.
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Did you forget that you even signed up for Apple News+ because you never use it?
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Earlier this month the company said it had signed up 1.5 million subscribers over four months.
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But only 14 of the country&aposs estimated 1,8.13 pharmacies have signed up to sell marijuana.
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If they had previously signed up for HBO, they'll no longer have to pay for it.
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The effort paid off: 6.4 million Americans signed up, a 2313,000-person jump from last year.
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In 2015, 431,626 people signed up to try and write 50,000 words in a single month.
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TC: What are some of the big companies that you've signed up to this exchange program?
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About 700,000 immigrants signed up for the program, which requires them to renew every two years.
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Gourdine also signed up for the UC-Davis study and has consented to donate her brain.
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All new Tesla drivers are being signed up for one big beta test of autonomous cars.
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Bárbara, who speaks limited English, says she trusted them when she signed up for the accounts.
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In the United States, it signed up 1.07 million subscribers, compared with analysts' expectations of 631,000.
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The company has signed up 17 automakers to use Harman's technology and reaches 25 million vehicles.
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Today, 20 restaurants have signed up to beta test mobile payments, and half have gone live.
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One thousand people signed up to volunteer while millions of dollars poured in from online donors.
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In 2015, his government signed up to the country's third international bailout, which expires in August.
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And in October, Apple announced that more than 100,000 participants had signed up for these studies.
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So far, Wealthfront has signed up 270,000 accounts, with roughly $13 billion in assets under management.
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More than 250,000 people signed up for Mailbox's email service before it launched in February 2013.
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"That's not a shock – we always knew when we signed up to it," she told People.
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When the doctor suggested surgery might make things easier, he signed up as soon as possible.
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Jones says she signed up for the role before the concept of Firewatch even really existed.
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Trump University operated between 2005 and 2010, and about 10,000 students signed up for the program.
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Miso has signed up 1,000 cleaners and about half get more than one booking per month.
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Nicaragua's left-wing government, which originally denounced the plan as too weak, signed up last month.
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He had signed up for a trip to North Korea with Young Pioneer Tours travel group.
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More than 50,000 financial advisors have already signed up to use the platform with their clients.
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They may not even remember what internet package they had signed up for with their ISP.
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In 1988 most African governments signed up to the Yamoussoukro Declaration, pledging to open their skies.
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Users who just signed up for Premium within the last 30 days are eligible for refunds.
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Having losses go to whoever you signed up through happens for the life of the account.
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The app was downloaded, I signed up, and in minutes I was a registered Nest user.
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That day I signed up for rehab, but it was a two-month wait to go.
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Nearly 200 countries signed up for the landmark Paris accord in 2015 to fight climate change.
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Now that it's got the lenders signed up, it's working to get more borrowers on board.
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Since September, 16 retailers and designers have signed up to use the hangers when they're available.
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She had signed up to work it again this year but didn't get duty this time.
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Members of the House and Senate who signed up to play tonight include Majority Whip Rep.
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When learning platform Coursera started offering it for free online, a whopping 255,000 people signed up.
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The administration announced on Thursday that 6900 million people had signed up for coverage this year.
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That will give a better idea of how many people signed up for coverage through healthcare.gov.
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The current agreement expires in May, with 154 brands signed up to the renewed 2018 accord.
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So far, 180 people have signed up for a waiting list to potentially earn a show.
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Ten percent of Prime subscribers first signed up to gain access to Instant Video, Mahaney said.
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And so far, more than 500 participants have signed up for the race-side audition events.
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German challenger bank N26 recently announced it has 1 million users signed up to its platform.
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When the precursor of the K.G.B. came knocking in 1934, both Field and Duggan signed up.
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The leasing company CDB Aviation also signed up for a further 45 of the A320 family.
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That's because not enough young, healthy people have signed up for the insurance markets it created.
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When I first signed up to start driving, I thought I would prefer Lyft over Uber.
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When he heard about the governor's order, he signed up to vote, and began registering others.
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Since I signed up, the sign-up bonus has increased from 50,000 points to 60,000 points.
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