They had signs up in that arena that were horrendous.
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We can march, we can rally, we can put signs up.
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We were putting signs up back in August, and I was personally engaged in that activity because I like physical activity, and we're using post hole diggers and putting signs up on the side of the road.
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When a user signs up, they'll be asked to verify their profile.
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Scammers are rewarded with a fee for each person that signs up.
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Yet once a user signs up for Havenly, they are usually loyal.
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Everyone who signs up will also receive a free 60-day trial.
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My husband signs up to promote his gaming app through the App Store.
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He "signs up for every overtime slot that becomes available," Trost tells CNBC.
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Tommen pretty much signs up for 50 auditing sessions right then and there.
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He has threatened to leave out Canada unless it signs up by Sunday.
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Each year, on average, it receives 46 cadavers and signs up 65 donors.
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A Puerto Rican family needing support signs up detailing exactly what they need.
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The company installs a special wall-mounted iPad in each office that signs up.
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Streep said like all projects she signs up for, she connected with the character.
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They held signs up that said "save our students" in both English and Cantonese.
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I put more signs up in the street, but only this one got noticed.
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If his party signs up to government, he has a chance to prove them wrong.
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However, not everyone who has access to a 401(k) actually signs up for one.
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It's a twist that becomes more complex as Instacart signs up more Whole Foods competitors.
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She signs up, joining a sorority that initiates her into a surprisingly, satisfyingly complex femininity.
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Once a user signs up to the platform, they can join the COVID-19 group.
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Insurers collect a fee from the government for each person who signs up, Bloomberg notes.
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Still, he said, he would not be putting signs up urging visitors to be careful.
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I don't think anybody who signs up for reality TV at 18 years old knows.
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More fool anyone who signs up to ink their name to its democratically void rubberstamp.
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Needless to say, there is no longer a bell ringing for each one that signs up.
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Cramer also noted that once a customer signs up for Sirius, they tend to keep it.
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So not everyone who signs up for the trial and new lines will get the tickets.
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Q: After a company signs up does a user sign up to the service very quickly?
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CS: If somebody signs up with your referral code, but you can imagine them selling those.
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When a customer signs up for Dash Replenishment, Amazon pays out a one-time referral fee.
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It comes Christmas time, we're going to see signs up that say 'Merry Merry Merry Christmas!
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And she signs up Robert Aldrich (Alfred Molina), a sad-sack journeyman director with higher ambitions.
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Anyone who signs up for Medicare must pay a premium for Part B (medical services) coverage.
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Initially, the phones will be unlocked as soon as a customer signs up and activates the service.
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Some yards had signs up saying "Keep Jeff Sieting," others had signs for his opponent, Harley Wales.
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What companies like GoodRX, Hippo and Blink do is bring those benefits to anyone who signs up.
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When someone signs up for Jyve, they start with easier tasks like moving boxes in the backroom.
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Intuit doesn't just hand over your Social Security number to any old advertising partner it signs up.
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When you or your future student signs up, proof of enrollment in a U.S. university is required.
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These two new experiments are now available for anybody who signs up to the Test Pilot program.
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When someone signs up, they are directed to pick a few specific communities they want to join.
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B. asks me about Dosh and signs up herself, which means I get a $5 referral bonus!
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A spouse signs up, identifying people they would like to be in their support circle during deployments.
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When a homeowner signs up with Sunrun, it's typically through a lease or a power purchase agreement.
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Any company that signs up to drill in America's Arctic Refuge will undoubtedly sustain serious reputational damage.
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This offer will be available to anyone who signs up for the program between now and January 27.
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There were no signs up around the building, no forewarning about a water shutoff from the building manager.
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Because the company is offering a free sandwich to anyone who downloads and signs up for the program.
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Asked whom he would fight in four years when he signs up, David shrugged at the ridiculous question.
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She signs up to be part of the trial for technology called Arkangel, which presumably tracks her daughter.
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It has about 4,000 active accounts and signs up a few fresh ones each day, Ms. Harding said.
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That said, Mixer is offering two months of free subscriptions to Blevins' channel to everyone who signs up.
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When you or your kid signs up for a new website or app, establish your privacy preferences immediately.
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She signs up for any public library that will have her to find and reserve available e-books.
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So that when someone signs up, it's a very dynamic model where we can scale up or down.
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Here's how it works: When a user first signs up for Air Tailor, the company ships a Welcome Kit.
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When a new user signs up to any plan they'll be eligible to gift monthly accounts to 12 friends.
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When a rights holder signs up, they determine which portion of their catalogue they wish to licence to MetaPop.
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For every member who signs up, Thrive Market gives a membership to a low-income family at no cost.
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A friend of mine signs up for streaming services as a 95-year-old woman for precisely this reason.
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"I think it's stupid for people to put signs up that say this is gun-free zone," he said.
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Amazon takes a cut of the revenue, typically about 20213 percent for the largest companies, when a customer signs up.
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In today's installment: Captain Marvel readies for lift-off; Stephen King signs up for HBO; and Marvel breaks new ground.
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Airbnb signs up new users through word-of-mouth, and Lehane said a similar approach has worked for political advocacy.
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Investors will look for whether Williams signs up to the more cautious outlook espoused by Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen.
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If the Mouse House signs up for 2 more seasons, with his raises, Ethan could earn more than another $400,000.
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That's because Obamacare premiums are designed to be the same for everyone who signs up, regardless of their health status.
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Since it didn't, it will now be able to solicit everyone who signs up for its year of free service.
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He told reporters to watch for news, then promised $1,000 a month to someone who signs up on his website.
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Therefore the Columbia fund holds American Homes 4 Rent, which buys new homes and signs up rental tenants, he said.
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One high priority for the company has been increasing the speed of integration when a new customer signs up for Catalyst.
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"When we heard what had happened, we put signs up everywhere and went looking for him," Cyndi Flitton, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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Yondu's death also proved that not everybody who signs up for Guardians duty is going to make it to retirement age.
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Fake accounts are a problem on Discord, especially as anyone who signs up can list themselves under whatever name they want.
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It's not until he signs up for Vent Haven's famous open mic that he realizes just how hard ventriloquism really is.
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From now until October 31, for every pet owner that signs up for the Purina ONE 28-Day Challenge at www.PurinaONE.
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Unlike Uber, Gett signs up only regulated drivers in the cities in which it operates, such as London's black-cab drivers.
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Once a company signs up, its employees have access to a range of gyms in different locations, at a discounted rate.
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Every birthday, every anniversary, every Memorial Day, every parent's day at school -- all those absences -- no one signs up for that.
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" So he signs up and then a doctor in Pennsylvania goes on a message board and it's like, "Work from home.
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Your results from one company can even change over time as the company signs up more users, and gathers more data.
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Ethos is a loss-making company, but its chief said it is becoming more profitable on each customer it signs up.
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Credit Karma charges a "success fee" when a user signs up for a product they discovered on its website or app.
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Technology giants have always benefited from network effects: the more users Facebook signs up, the more attractive signing up becomes for others.
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He also becomes worried that he can't do the dances right in his play, so he signs up for ballet and karate.
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The SMB customer simply signs up for the cloud service and PhishMe provides templates that look very similar to recent phishing scams.
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That way, when a potential host signs up for Airbnb, they will have to go through the registration process with the city.
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Though terms of the partnership haven't been disclosed, speculation is that Amazon profits whenever it signs up a new customer for Comcast.
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And, of course, someone always signs up for "Don't Stop Believin'" or "Valerie" like they're the first person to ever sing it.
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Isn't what the president's saying here that anybody who signs up for the military, they know the danger, they're courageous, they're heroes?
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The idea is to pick a cookbook and everyone signs up for a recipe, but I want to provide everyone with a PDF.
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They have refused to negotiate until it signs up to an IMF programme and allows a full (and independent) audit of its indebtedness.
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Facebook's management put signs up around campus reading "Contractors Are People Too," and contingent workers participated in on-campus arts and crafts activities.
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CompareAsiaGroup monetizes by working with financial service providers and charging them for each user who signs up for its services through its sites.
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And America signs up to the same treatment of cars from China and the EU. The system is supposed to be self-reinforcing.
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The police ended up shutting the whole thing down, and the farm had to put up a number of "No Trespassing" signs up.
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Regardless of industry, Burn says it's important for men to know that no female ever signs up to be sexually harassed or assaulted.
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His selling point is that he's inclusive, but if he signs up to run with a stupendously divisive presidential candidate, that advantage evaporates.
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It offers an added incentive of discounts that kick in if the user signs up to buy five or more products per month.
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For weeks, they ignored government orders and continued to rush the signs up as officials scrambled to see if they could stop them.
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In fact, the Transportation Security Administration's known traveler identification program already allows anyone who signs up to speed through security without long lines.
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What if, as in Syria, Russia signs up again and again to stop or suspend the fighting but then promptly ignores its pledges?
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Even if they free up $53 million in cap space from restructuring Flacco, that signs up their rookie class and not much more.
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In the crowd-pleasing comedy, Jillian Bell portrays an overweight woman who signs up for a lengthy race to get her life on track.
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For every subscriber that signs up, doesn't use their plan, and forgets to cancel, Lyft will rake in $300 for doing pretty much nothing.
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It is also offering a $100 gift card to anyone who signs up an Android phone and ports their existing number before August 4th.
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Discover makes one available to anyone who signs up at its website, and FICO has encouraged other companies to make scores available to customers.
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The program will also alert all the users on the account via email that they have the benefit enabled, once their company signs up.
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The default for transactions when a user signs up to the app is public, so anyone, even non-friends, on the internet can see.
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Unloved and unemployed, and looking to reboot his sorry life, Paul signs up for a program that promises to purify both mind and body.
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Here's how it works: When a company signs up with Conversica, they get to pick the name, gender and title of their new assistant.
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Harding told the news outlet that the store signs up new accounts each day, many of them tourists who travel to visit the last Blockbuster.
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SPD members fear the party risks losing its identity and sustaining further electoral defeats if it signs up for another "grand coalition" with the conservatives.
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But that's actually a great success, since most apps grow less sticky over time as users churn and the less engaged long-tail signs up.
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"Whichever country signs up to it and ratifies it, then any mediation agreement in one convention country can be enforced in another country," Shanmugam said.
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Under current law, once a person signs up for Medicare — eligibility is at age 65 — they must stop putting money in those tax-advantaged accounts.
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And don't forget that Prime members — and anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial — receive free, two-day shipping on eligible orders.
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Here's how it works: Anyone who signs up can guess, using a list of breeds, the top three purebred strains in each of 31 mutts.
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And yet, while Arkansas signs up as many able-bodied adults as they can for its ObamaCare Medicaid expansion, Skylar has been forced to wait.
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Otherwise, a user who signs up for something on an iPhone would be locked out of it on a Windows laptop or an Android tablet.
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Anyone who signs up from now on gets the new design; all other profiles will migrate to the new templates over the next few weeks.
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What's more, almost every product comes with free, two-day shipping for Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial).
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Mr Butterfield says that Slack could achieve $10 billion in revenue if it signs up 100m knowledge workers, of which there are around 850m worldwide.
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Pressing anti-Clinton signs up against a temporary fence, they shouted at arriving delegates and erupted in cheers when the occasional Sanders delegate passed through.
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PureVPN: Anyone who signs up for a PureVPN plan right now will receive 12 monthly accounts for gifting to their friends, family, and/or coworkers.
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DUMPLIN' Danielle Macdonald ("Patti Cake$") plays a Texas teenager of size who signs up for a beauty pageant to make a point about double standards.
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That means everyone who paid for Stadia already or signs up before the end of the year will get access to the free game collection.
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Ms. Kretzschmar signs up for 15-minute physical therapy sessions in a small space resembling a doctor's office on the fifth floor of the theater.
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Shipper signs up about 10 to 30 new couriers each week, keeping them at least 2.5 kilometers apart so they don't compete against each other.
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The rise of apartment-sharing startups such as Airbnb is expected to eat into hotels' business as it signs up more and more homeowners, analysts warn.
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What's more, Prime members, or anyone who signs up for a free 210-day trial, can get everything on sale delivered with free, two-day shipping.
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India's biggest industrial house has launched its 4G LTE network and is offering unlimited free voice calls forever to anyone who signs up for its services.
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The protest website lists more than 60 participants who are planning to join in the day of action next month, and is soliciting more signs up.
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Oscar Insurance, which signs up members on and off the exchanges created by the Affordable Care Act, uses technology and data analytics to simplify health insurance.
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Rather than attacking them physically or holding signs up, organize something fun and amazing that is a block away, a demonstration of how awesome diversity is.
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To begin using Sage, which is available online or as a web-based app, a user signs up and enters any food restrictions and personal preferences.
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In the first three months of this year, there were 8,003 inspection reports of active rat signs, up from 6,787 in the same period last year.
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"When someone signs up to go to a rally, we can match them up to our big voter file," said Tim Murtaugh, the campaign's communications director.
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The Prime-eligible piece means Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial) will score free two-day shipping and returns.
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Check out this video ... protesters recognize Scott, who is busy screwing with a banner, and tell him they've got prior approval to keep the signs up.
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When a user rents a movie on particular video services or signs up for a subscription to a streaming service like Hulu, Roku gets a cut.
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When a customer signs up for 23andMe's services, they have the option to choose whether or not they want their data included in future research trials.
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When a user signs up, they will answer a variety of questions about the musical styles and instruments they prefer, which will then generate a customized curriculum.
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My theory is that Drewski harmlessly flirts with Bianca on all of these levels and she has tragically misread the signs up until the very last minute.
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And anyone who signs up will also score two free audiobooks and two Audible originals during their first month, giving you plenty to listen to right away.
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" This tracking, Schmetz says, is evident when someone signs up for a new Facebook account today: "See how quickly Facebook will know what they want and like.
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Second, for every customer that signs up to Dish's wireless network, T-Mobile will receive about half of the economics, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Affiliate marketers can also earn commission if someone actually signs up for a site by purchasing a subscription (PPS—pay per sign-up, or pay per sale).
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The Ola app still signals that connection: India sometimes shows up as the default country when someone in Australia signs up and adds his mobile phone number.
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Or can access to what makes a startup a success — the right connections, the right money, the right know-how — be available to everyone who signs up?
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Everyone who works in a health care setting has seen some version of this over and over (we still have the signs up about screening for Ebola).
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To sweeten the deal, Brex is also offering anyone that signs up a chance to win one of five round-trip JetBlue flights to any JetBlue destination.
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People hold signs up in support of Medicare before a Senate Heath, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing to discuss stabilizing the individual insurance market on Wednesday.
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Anyone who signs up will have to know they're venturing to another planet with the real expectation that they may never get there, or potentially, never come back.
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It earns more than $9 for its suite of networks for every single customer that signs up for pay-TV, regardless of who is actually watching the networks.
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The same cannot be said for Charles, who signs up for Gordonstoun's annual tournament, which involves 18 miles of challenges, because he knows it's important to his father.
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When someone signs up to be on a reality TV show, there's an assumption that the participants consent to revealing personal aspects of their lives to the world.
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Then with nothing else to do, he signs up for a Grindr-like dating app before Troy returns to his room to invite him to play video games.
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Though there were few Hillary yard-signs up in Orangeburg, Mrs Clinton's activists had toured the city's Baptist churches and were confident of the rout they duly delivered.
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"I think there are teams that are really good, that if you got a very simple set of signs, it's very easy to pick signs up," he said.
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The Player: Vee (Emma Roberts), a strait-laced high school student who decides that she wants to be more adventurous in life and signs up for the game.
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The government has shown that once a person signs up for Medicare Advantage, they tend not to shift to Medicare, a sign that the two do not compete.
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There are two exceptions: Internet providers would have an inherent right, once a customer signs up for a product, to use the data to provide the services purchased.
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Kalb says Shelf Engine has benefited from the network effect, because when a retailer signs up, their suppliers will often mention it to other retailers that they serve.
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" In a statement, Carrie Severino, JCN's chief counsel and policy director, said any senator who signs up for Schumer's "obstructionist strategy will pay a heavy price in 2018.
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MAVNI requires anyone who signs up to terminate their current immigration status — so the suspension of the program left many without legal status and open for deportation proceedings.
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The startup signs up artists who are producing more than they're selling, then equips them with tools for offering discounts, installment pricing, and monetizing their social media followers.
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The coronavirus outbreak continues to impact the tech industry, Facebook's Libra Association signs up a new partner and short-form video service Quibi is available for pre-order.
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Once an employee signs up, they can either chat with a clinician over text or a video call, getting anything from advice to a diagnosis on the fly.
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And since they're all Prime-eligible, members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial), can get them fast and in time for the holidays.
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But anyone who signs up can upload and share their own drawings and blueprints, which gives Wilson's company infinite potential to expand the reach of 22013D firearm printing.
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But when the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, he signs up for the Army anyhow, planning to be a medic — with the loving support of his fiancée, Dorothy (Teresa Palmer).
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"This morning we had a lot of parents holding signs up and saying, 'We are Mustangs, we support you!' to try and help the students feel safe," he says.
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According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, on Thursday, a judge is expected to decide whether or not to allow the cops to put the signs up again this year.
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The plaintiff's attorneys argued in the complaint that forcing the men to leave the signs up in their yards equals "compelling speech," which infringes upon their First Amendment rights.
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The nine-match card is stacked, and WWE is making it available free of charge to anyone who signs up for a free trial month of the WWE Network.
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The branchless bank is now making £4 on each customer it signs up to the platform, versus a £15 loss per customer last year, according to a company spokesperson.
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The film follows Willowdean, who — inspired and encouraged by her idol, Miss Parton herself — signs up for a pageant to prove that beauty can take all shapes and forms.
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But by using an E-Ink screen to show information like the cardholder's name and account numbers, there's no wait times when someone signs up for a new card.
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One of the most interesting questions at the summit will be whether Trump signs up to China's desire to rebrand Sino-US interaction as a new "great power" relationship.
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Pratt plays Jim Preston, an engineer who signs up for a 120-year space voyage to start a new life on a planet colony, where his skills are actually needed.
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"I walk my dog six miles every morning, and I walk around Dubuque all over so I don't get bored, and I notice all these Trump signs up," Gantz said.
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Uber and Lyft, for example, will both pay the developer a bounty for every user a developer signs up, but neither service will share any revenue from the rides booked.
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The last critical factor helping Sanders in Oregon was likely the state's new voter registration law, which automatically signs up anyone with a driver's license to vote, according to OregonLive.com.
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It's clear he hasn't forgotten that time in his life: He's giving away digital copies of the song "Sallie Mae Back" to anyone who signs up for his mailing list.
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And he had signs -- they had signs up in that area that were horrendous, that I cannot say what they said on the sign," Trump said on ABC's "This Week.
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Plus, they're all Prime-eligible for members or anyone who signs up for a free 213.99-day trial, ensuring they'll be at your door fast and at no extra cost.
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Trump, who wants major changes to the 1994 treaty, has already concluded a text with Mexico and is threatening to leave out Canada unless it signs up by this Sunday.
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Cost to reporters: $10,000 round trip, plus hotel and restaurant bills, which will probably be racked up at the two Trump-themed venues they'll be visiting — if anyone signs up.
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What if Apple signs up a publisher's biggest competitor and sends them all the attention, decimating the first outlet's discovery while still exposing its top paywalled content for cheap access?
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Every time someone signs up for a credit card or rewards program via the site, the company collects anywhere from $25 to $700, the former editorial employee told Business Insider.
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Spurred by the discovery that her late aunt almost competed for the crown but decided not to, Willowdean signs up for the pageant that made her mother (Jennifer Aniston) famous.
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"If someone signs up for dinner three days in a row and doesn't show up, we might bring up food," said Ms. Kjorstad, a retired city administrator, originally from Norway.
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Amazon tells The Verge that anyone who signs up for an Echo Auto invite will be able to purchase it for the $25 promo price, even after it formally launches.
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For example, if a user signs up for Showtime within Roku's platform, they won't be able to download Showtime's standalone apps and use their subscription to watch the content there.
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It's only a matter of time before one of us signs up to Phoenix, ignores its check-in reminder emails, and accidentally informs our entire address book that we're dead.
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Under the AHCA, the federal government would keep paying for people who signed up for Medicaid expansion coverage before January 1, 2020, but not anyone who signs up after that.
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Wanting to break the story of a lifetime, Aurora signs up to make the first trip to Homestead II and back again, arriving on Earth 250 years after she first left.
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INGRAHAM: Well except the protesters and Chris, that&aposs your party there outside the courts, they are kind of straggling around now but they had all their pre-printed signs up.
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SmileDirect rebuts that it simply serves as a middleman, making virtual connections between patients and dentists: Once a customer signs up for the service, a professional designs their clear plastic trays.
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Vinyl When Richie Finestra, the record-biz operator played by Bobby Cannavale, signs up his first client, they connect by name-checking favorite musical artists: Pinetop Perkins, Skip James, Kokomo Arnold.
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AT&T claims that anyone who signs up in time will be able to stay at the $235 price point for as long as they remain an active DirecTV Now customer.
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One time, they decided to put laminated signs up all over the canteen saying the teachers should wait in line like the rest of them, which the kitchen staff found hilarious.
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That means that if a worker - or a spouse covered on the employer's plan - signs up for Medicare coverage, the worker must stop contributing to the HSA, although withdrawals can continue.
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Wired ran a piece in March highlighting how the way Babylon Health signs up patients drains NHS resources, and Labour MP Andy Slaughter has called for an inquiry into the company.
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We just got an army of people who — and many women who left their kitchens to go out and go door to door and to put yard signs up for me.
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As he tromps over the Golden Gate Bridge with his little cart, holding handwritten signs up to the camera, he's not looking for God — he's just seeking the space to think.
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On display at her booth was her "flash art," available to tattoo on anyone that signs up throughout the day, though for this specific fair, she's focused on tattooing arms only.
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It follows Nikki, a university dropout and "fem fighter", who signs up to teach a creative-writing course to older Sikh women in Southall, a London suburb with a sizeable Indian population.
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This makes it very hard to find a matching donor for someone of mixed background, especially since only a small portion of the population signs up for donations in the first place.
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Here's how Parsley works: When a user first signs up online, they enter in a wide range of data about themselves, from family health history to past procedures to symptoms and lifestyle.
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The more people Amazon signs up, the more recurring fees it generates — and the more often customers potentially shop on site to justify the fee and take advantage of the faster shipping.
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"We just got an army of people who, and many women, left their kitchens to go out and go door to door and to put yard signs up for me," Kasich said.
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Offering a 15 percent discount at the checkout counter if a customer signs up for a program isn't effective, he said, because the customer was already going to make a purchase anyway.
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As another controversial Oscars host, Seth MacFarlane, argued in 2019 after he turned down an invitation to replace Hart, the host essentially signs up to have a target placed on their back.
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Meanwhile, South African agency M&C Saatchi Abel has designed clickable charity postage stamps that people can attach to their email signature when their employer signs up to agency's Stamps For Good initiative.
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Specifically, the way the new Cubyn Fulfillment product works is as follows: An e-merchant signs up to Cubyn and plugs in their various sales channels, such as Amazon, Rakuten, eBay, Shopify etc.
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Lawson calls it a "user-centric notification service" and here is the scenario he envisions: Maybe a user signs up to get SMS from a company (in exchange for a coupon, for example).
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Earnin founder and chief executive officer Ram Palaniappan Earnin founder and chief executive officer Ram Palaniappan Here's how it works: An employee signs up on the Earnin app and connects their bank account.
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However, if a thief signs up for the service immediately after the fraudulently ordered credit card has been mailed, it's likely he or she can get the card before the USPS notification arrives.
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"Even when we launch on a tiny island, that first person who signs up, the moment they start browsing through movies, we can begin to offer them more personalized recommendations," says Gomez-Uribe.
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Everyone who signs up for lifetime access to the Data Science Course 2019 receives access to 70 articles and 118 (because science) downloadable resources along with their coursework — and it's all just $9.99.
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RELATED: First transgender recruit signs up to join US military In the past, it's been argued that the cohesion of a military unit could be undermined by the inclusion of transgender service members.
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A subscriber who signs up for Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video and HBO Now would pay almost $4 extra in tax each month, in addition to roughly $63 in subscription fees.
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A romance novelist — who has sworn off relationships herself — embarks on a research mission for her latest endeavor, about a hunky member of the Navy SEALs, and signs up for a boot camp.
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At the end of the movie, when Brittany signs up for the marathon again the next year and actually makes it to the race — cheered on by friends she'd previously spurned — I cried.
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To try to boost sign-ups, Google is offering free travel gift cards for anyone who buys a new phone through Fi, or service credit for anyone who signs up with an existing phone.
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Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial) can get Amazon's Audible, a monthly audiobook subscription service, for 66 percent off before the sale wraps up on July 31.
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Some good news: anyone signed up for Amazon Prime will still get unlimited photo storage as part of their membership, and anyone who signs up for Amazon Drive will also get 5GB for free.
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Partner firms plug into the apps, creating a "marketplace" of services ranging from loans and investments to insurance and energy, and paying the banks a fee whenever a customer signs up to their offering.
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When a founder signs up for Disrupt, as an attendee or an exhibitor, we also ask them to sign up for CrunchMatch and provide information on their startup — category, stage, location, funding status, etc.
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Venus Over Los Angeles was just wrapping up the reception for Fort Greene, a group exhibition featuring 27 artists, when protesters assembled in front of the gallery, holding signs up to the large windows.
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The company pays Mr. Singh a bounty of 21.2 rupees for each of the eight or so customers he signs up each month, with additional payments if a newcomer continues to use the service.
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Chipotle on Monday announced the launch of "Guac Mode," a promotion that brings the promise of free guacamole and other unnamed extras for anyone who signs up for the Mexican-inspired restaurant's rewards program.
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"When the consumer signs up, we then follow up with an experience in their room and a thank-you note and an offer for the next time they're considering a vehicle," Mr. Angelo said.
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Typically, DQTs are set at around 10 percent, meaning if a buyer signs up for 1 million tonnes of gas, it must take at least 90 percent of that on a guaranteed payment basis.
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In the beginning of Stitcher's new podcast, My Dead Wife, the Robot Car, a widower named Matt signs up with a mysterious tech company to work as a test driver for a new autonomous car.
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This sees each company that signs up with Feedr subsidise the cost of items on the menu so that workers can have a fresh healthy lunch daily for under £5, or cover the cost entirely.
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The companies would be funding non-profits through their donations: this company sponsors this soup drive, and the company donates a certain amount to the non-profit per volunteer who signs up to work it.
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The refreshed app will also feature immediate personalization for music tastes after a customer signs up for the service and a new mode designed to optimize data usage for people on capped mobile data plans.
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Thankfully, Facebook isn't taking a cut of Fan Subscription revenue during the test phase, and creators get to keep 100 percent of the money paid by any patrons it signs up before the official launch.
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F. signs up for a poker game at the rabbi's house ($50), and we both sign up for a group knitting class ($453 each) because we're knitting a baby blanket together and we're still learning.
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Whether Trump signs up to the Forum's main theme "Creating a shared future in a fractured world" remains to be seen, and many world leaders at the event have already criticized his "America First " agenda.
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Here's how it works: When a new user signs up, they can browse through various challenges set forth by Catalysts, inspiring role models selected specifically by the founders to inspire the younger demographic on the network.
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How it works, once the employer agrees to use the site as a resource, is the retiree signs up on the site and then the employer sends a lot of the retiring employee's info to Renew.
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The decision is a painful about-face for the center-left party, whose members fear it risks losing its identity and sustaining further electoral defeats if it signs up for another 'grand coalition' with Merkel's conservatives.
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Safeguarding jobs and cheap Chinese goods flooding the market are hurdles the South African government must clear before it signs up to a pan-African free trade agreement, the country's largest trade union group told CNBC.
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Some of Merkel's conservatives, notably Health Minister Jens Spahn who is standing to succeed her as head of the Christian Democrat party (CDU), have called for a broader debate before Germany signs up to the pact.
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Everything changes when she signs up to join Eleanor Roosevelt's traveling library project — and she, with four other amazing women, become known as the Packhorse Librarians of Kentucky, changing lives (including their own) as they go.
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Of course, the build is open to anyone who signs up for the Android Beta Program, so long as you also have access to a Pixel device to test it on — there's a sign up form here.
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And since they all come with free, two-day shipping for Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial), stocking your closet with insanely cute and affordable dresses has never been easier.
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When a founder signs up for Disrupt either as an attendee, Startup Alley exhibitor or Startup Battlefield participant, we ask them to sign up for CrunchMatch and provide some information about their company and current funding status.
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It said that when someone signs up to the platform, they have to state their age, and Snap uses various "signals" such as behavioral and interest-based information to verify their claimed age, as other platforms do.
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"We just got an army of people who, and many women, who left their kitchens to go out and go door-to-door and to put yard signs up," Kasich says in footage of Monday's event in Virginia.
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Thirdly, the browser should delay the sending of ad click and conversion data — such as when someone signs up for a site or buys something — at random by up to two days to further hide the user's activity.
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"My expectation is that [MoviePass] offers a deal too good to be true, signs up all these users, and makes the deal worse and worse," said James Allworth, co-host of Exponent, a podcast about tech and society.
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If a user signs up for an app on their Apple device — like, say, their iPad — then wants to use the app on a non-Apple device, like their Android phone, they're sent over to a web view.
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Everything in the new line, which includes moisturizers, serums, cleansers, masks, and more, is all under $40 and comes with free, two-day shipping for Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial).
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She meets Mon Mothma (the redheaded, white-robed Rebel leader you might remember from Return of the Jedi) and is told they have received some kind of warning from her father, and signs up to find out more.
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COVENTRY, England (Reuters) - British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Monday that Britain must be able to influence the European Union's trade deals if the country signs up to a new customs union with the bloc after Brexit.
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A Medicare buy-in would lower insurance premiums for every consumer who signs up and pressure private insurers to significantly lower their premiums, making health care a grand slam for Democrats with a game-changing majority of voters.
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In a case like the Xhakas, when one brother opts for his parents' homeland and the other signs up with the country that gave the family its freedom and economic security, there must be merit to both choices.
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If the Republican plan increases participation by the young, premiums will become more affordable for everyone, because insurers set premiums to reflect an average of the costs of covering everyone who signs up for a given insurance plan.
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That is, it's too easy to waive user license agreement rights when someone first signs up for a service; the effects are imaginary at that point, and it's unreasonable for an average person to forecast probabilities of misuse.
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"For example, if someone signs up on [your business] website, you can add their details to a Google Sheet to save them and then send your customer an automated welcome email via Gmail" all through Zapier, he explained.
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A traveller who signs up for one will find himself sharing a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living space with perhaps half a dozen other renters from around the globe, in a de-facto hostel without a host.
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Saudi Arabia has also reportedly refused to sign up to a production freeze deal unless Iran, which has only recently returned to the oil market and is determined to built its market share, also signs up to the deal.
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A company simply signs up, chooses from the programs (these include an intensive manager bootcamp, for example, as well as a manager 101 program), then embarks on what are 60- to 90-minute sessions each week for seven weeks.
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And to incentivize users into giving up their email and demographic data, anyone who signs up for the app will get free shipping for life and "exclusives" or "first right of purchase" for future shoes that Hari Mari releases.
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She also signs up Titus, and they go their separate ways — Kimmy, to Columbia University to assemble some furniture, and Titus, to the house of a maybe-murderer who is willing to pay $100 just to hear him sing.
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When someone signs up for Drift, they put in the type of property they're in and their address and select what kind of power they want (either from a mix of renewable and fossil fuel generators, or purely renewable).
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Members (or anyone who signs up for a free 239.94-day trial) will score special savings across every department, which you can browse through the retailer's new Prime Members Deals page, or shop the very best ones right here.
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If a community signs up, each family will receive subsidies and assistance of about $7,800 in the first year that they eradicate their coca, and will be helped to acquire title to the land and to find other means of support.
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My favorite episodes are when a producer signs up for a cosmetic MLM and we get to see the details of just how it tricks the sellers into buying the product, losing money outright, and selling within a closed system.
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Foxconn did buy a building — it put signs up, and there are some people there with Foxconn lanyards — but it's a significantly diminished version of what was promised and strangely secret for a project that began with such public fanfare.
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NiYO's user acquisition is method is via the companies it signs up — 90 percent of staff typically sign-up per company brought on, according to Bagri — and through bank partners YES Bank and DCB Bank which also distribute its service.
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And the free bacon thing wasn't just a ploy to grab your attention (well, it was also that): Butcher Box is currently running a deal that offers free bacon in each monthly box for every new customer who signs up.
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Anyone who signs up for eToro can see, comment and copy the trading activity of everyone else on the network, as well as their realized returns and losses to date (though only on a percentage basis to protect sensitive financial information).
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Now Cohen and the rescue pup are encouraging others to take the challenge as well, especially since from May 22 – June 30, for every pet that signs up for the 28-day Challenge, Purina will donate $5 to the Petfinder Foundation.
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Some inside the Democratic Party retort that only someone who signs up for the donkey-emblazoned membership card should be allowed to vote in the primaries even if it means young people and disproportionately young people of color are locked out.
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"The fears of world economic growth (slowing) are not causing a concern for business owners here in the U.S. with all the help wanted signs up in the windows," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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The sort of business owner who pays attention to free training programs available in their area, signs up, attends the programs, and implements the changes is probably one who is already unusually motivated to adopt best practices for their business.
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It is still the case that a student who signs up at a for-profit college is 200 times more likely to end up filing a fraud complaint seeking a refund on their federal loans than a student at a nonprofit.
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While anyone (even non-members) can save on select styles and sizes, Prime members, or anyone who signs up for a free month-long trial, will score extra savings on the watches below by applying the coupon featured in the listing.
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Willa signs up for an "INSPIRING JEWISH SURVIVOR TRIP!" to concentration camps in Germany (a plausible internet marketing tactic, though perhaps without the exclamation point), while Hesper travels with her family to Tbilisi, Georgia, to learn about her grandfather's past.
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That mysterious incident sparks an intense war, and Dietz signs up out of a desire to find some meaning in her life and to avenge the 2 million people who were blinked away, not thinking about what signing up might cost her personally.
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Since such a small part of the population is mixed-race, and only a small portion of the overall population signs up for donations, it's always going to be a bit difficult to find a matching donor for someone of mixed background.
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Each company that signs up for the plan will get a starter pack consisting of three Echo devices meant for conference rooms, two miniature Echo Dots to control equipment around the office, and two of Amazon's new video-enabled Echo Show devices.
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It signs up customers using their mobile phones and runs its entire operation from a data centre in South Africa, giving it a cost-to-income ratio (a standard measure of efficiency in banking) that is about half that of traditional banks.
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Just a few examples include if an account has not confirmed their email address, if the same person signs up for multiple accounts simultaneously, accounts that repeatedly Tweet and mention accounts that don't follow them, or behavior that might indicate a coordinated attack.
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Every boy who signs up for Tinder has to upload four photos his ex took of him because they are the only good ones that exist (the fifth photo is a group shot with the boys, which he is the only one ruining).
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Either he signs up to a deal and facilitates Brexit, in which case he would suffer a major backlash from pro-European MPs, members and voters, or he refuses to compromise and is blamed by the government for a disastrous no-deal Brexit.
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It makes money from the growing number of class vendors that want to extend their reach into new school districts and which provide Homeroom with a cut every time a parent signs up his or her child for one of their after-school programs.
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Every customer who signs up for the service will receive an annual Experian credit report, identity theft insurance, and even "dark web monitoring"—which is perfect for people who erroneously believe they can get their data back in the bottle once it's on the web.
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And since it starts at just $16.99 and features complimentary shipping for Prime members or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial, you can treat yourself to a couple and change it up depending on your look or mood that day.
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On Friday, as jurors asked the judge to define "reasonable doubt" and attempted to bring an end to the deadlock on the three counts they were asked to consider, Cosby sent out a few tweets with photos of people holding signs up in support.
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The bottom line: San Francisco's transportation agency said on Monday, ahead of a board of directors meeting scheduled for the next day, that it will let Skip and Scoot each add 175 scooters if each signs up 150 users for their low-income program.
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Shoppers with Prime Student accounts (or anyone who signs up for a free six-month trial with a valid student email address) can get Amazon's Echo Dot, Echo Plus, Echo Show, Echo Spot, Echo Input, and its latest Echo Show 240 for 53.993 percent off.
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It's also the largest assortment of Kate Spade New York products ever on Amazon, and the only place Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial) can score free, two-day shipping on some of Kate Spade's chicest pieces.
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"A concierge patient who signs up for a practice is not only looking for quality care, they are looking for unfettered access to their provider," said Dr. Michael R. Jaff, the medical director of Mass General's Center for Specialized Services and a professor at Harvard Medical School.
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To that end, Step has been marketing directly to its future users, doing viral things like incentivizing sign-ups by giving users a dollar towards their bank accounts (when they come online) for each person that gets referred and also signs up using a person's code.
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By centering on Jassim, who once hated the American occupiers with every fiber of his being, the episode tries to get around that problem, but it can never quite escape the fact that Jassim turns his back on the insurgents and signs up with the Americans.
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The Westboro Baptist Church held their "God Hates Fags" signs up to antagonize Black Lives Matter protesters; anarchists, the kind you see in bad movies about anarchists, ran around in a futile attempt to piss off cops; Bikers for Trump paraded around with firearms strapped to their sides.
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The $55 costume requires almost zero effort and comes with free, two-day shipping for Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 30-day trial) so you can get it delivered to your door just in time for that upcoming Halloween party or night-out.
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While the company does not say how much it charges, industry insiders say that Credit Karma generally makes $100 to $700 for every customer who signs up for a credit card, a significant chunk of the revenue that the credit card company will make in the first year.
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And while her 11-product skincare routine seems a little time-consuming, here's some good news that will make it easy to replicate: Almost everything Vanessa uses can be purchased on Amazon and comes with free shipping for Prime members (or anyone who signs up for a free 2493-day trial).
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If that person signs up for a loyalty program, Mr. Gregg said, the company should use that information not just to offer a discount on the next purchase for the dog, but to build a relationship so that the dog owner will come back month after month for dog food.
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Then-CEO Steve Jobs would later wield the 1-Click option as a weapon when he changed the App Store policy to require any company offering a subscription to pay a 30-percent cut when a subscriber signs up through the iOS app, and Apple made its one-click signup for subscriptions mandatory.
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Twitter is using "many" behavioral signals to identify trolls, like "if an account has not confirmed their email address, if the same person signs up for multiple accounts simultaneously, accounts that repeatedly Tweet and mention accounts that don&apost follow them, or behavior that might indicate a coordinated attack," the company said.
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And every time Michael Ricatto put another display of Trump campaign signs up on the lawn of his sizable white house on Abingdon Road in Kew Gardens, Queens, last summer, they were stolen or knocked down, actions that would later set off a series of events as unpredictable as the election itself.
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If you're looking for an event to kick you off, consider making this holiday season the one where you offer friends a chance to get on a holiday card list — no strings or reciprocation attached (if that's O.K. with you) — and send a personal note to each loved one who signs up.
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Russia: Now everyone who uses a messaging app must be identifiable Russia is rapidly approaching the logical conclusion of its effort to monitor all of its citizens' communications, reports David Meyer: When someone signs up for a messaging service, the operator of that service will need to verify their registration data through their mobile operator.
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The startup effectively acts as a broker for third party financial services products, with its business model based on taking a commission from any signs up for these financial products — though it says all sales commission terms for third party products are the same, so it is not incentivized to suggest certain ones over others.
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If you're the type of person who signs up for other apps such as Tinder or Airbnb with your Facebook account, then deleting your Facebook profile is going to be way more of a pain in the ass because you're going to have to switch all those accounts over to an email login first.
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It's time for Twitter to scrap one of its founding principles: the idea that it is an anything-goes paradise, where anyone who signs up for a voice on its platform is immediately and automatically given equal footing with everyone else, and where even the vilest, most hateful and antisocial behavior should be tolerated.
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When Apple Music was launching, Swift wrote on Tumblr that she was angry with the company for shortchanging artists, and announced that she would be withholding her music from the service: I'm sure you are aware that Apple Music will be offering a free 3 month trial to anyone who signs up for the service.
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"It's time for Twitter to scrap one of its founding principles: the idea that it is an anything-goes paradise, where anyone who signs up for a voice on its platform is immediately and automatically given equal footing with everyone else, and where even the vilest, most hateful and antisocial behavior should be tolerated," he wrote.
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"Once a victim of revenge porn signs up for our service we will first index all leaked content and add this to our search engines… Once [the host of the revenge porn has been] identified, we will serve a take-down notice, forcing the uploader or distributor to remove the content," says van Leeuwen, explaining how it works.
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I just kept thinking, That's not how it happens on TV. If he gets away with this, he's going to kill someone else, or he's going to come back and kill me and my son… So I decided to picket the courthouse, gathering a bunch of friends and holding signs up out in the parking lot.
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For example, if a 17th SaaS business with a similar business model to other Pilot companies signs up, they could down the line take a look at their info and spot potential discrepancies based on anonymized trend data picked up from other comparables in the industry — or do a better job of spotting inefficiencies or others.
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She would pay for 100 percent of the cost of state Medicaid expansion for the first three years a state signs up, an offer that could bring a number of holdouts to the table; people in the "coverage gap" in states that haven't expanded account for about 9 percent of the remaining non-elderly uninsured, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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One of the biggest challenges with launching a marketplace business is to grow the supply and demand at the same pace, but the ingenious thing about SPLT's model is that the starting position is a win-win for users: When a company signs up to SPLT's service, it starts with an over-supply of drivers — who would be commuting to work anyway — but as more and more people within the company start using SPLT's platform, supply and demand should stabilize and find an equilibrium with the "right" number of drivers and passengers.
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