Google is hoping to take a slice of the pie.
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That slice of the pie is only likely to grow.
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Women who will kill to protect their measly slice of the pie.
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I would suspect kompromat is just one slice of the pie here.
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At present, the youngest get too small a slice of the pie.
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That's left smaller publishers to fight over a shrinking slice of the pie.
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It's just what it sounds like, three tacos on each slice of the pie.
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In a few years, watches and bikes may be only a slice of the pie.
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That's a lot of money, and the car companies want a slice of the pie.
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And we're collectively tired of being reduced to a single slice of the pie chart.
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A larger digital slice of the pie does not automatically increase the size of the pie.
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His ageing method is a big slice of the pie we'll call the Jeff Goldblum Appeal.
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Each player had his own manager, and each manager wanted a bigger slice of the pie.
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Some get a smaller slice of the pie The third benefit relates to productivity differences between firms.
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Facebook's Oculus and HTC are just two players among many vying for a slice of the pie.
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Tech giants like Apple, IBM, and Intel are looking to carve off their slice of the pie.
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But when it's a significant slice of the pie of your entire life, I remember it well.
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Given 23andMe's windfall, some ethics experts are advocating that customers should get a slice of the pie, too.
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It's not that everyone's slice of the pie will get smaller, but rather, the pie will get bigger.
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Sorely needed — and promised — spending on U.S. infrastructure could mean foreign companies take a slice of the pie.
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The higher the price, the higher the rebate — and walk away with a bigger slice of the pie.
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A small slice of the pie may be better than none at all, adds Yaroslav Agafonov, Yanair's chief executive.
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The stranglehold on growth is evident in the rapid rate at which their slice of the pie is expanding.
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Customers would capture a bigger slice of the pie and have an incentive to switch to firms offering better terms.
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When you've had the biggest slice of the pie for so long, yielding even a crumb feels like a crisis.
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As investor and general interest around mental health and wellness grows, Calm has carved out its slice of the pie.
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In the last few years, though, that trend has partly reversed: Workers' slice of the pie has increased a bit.
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Middlemen (and middlewomen), so this theory goes, have simply been gobbling a slice of the pie they never really deserved.
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On Super Bowl Sunday, some 223 million Americans ordered takeout or delivery, and a big slice of the pie was pizza.
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Musicians like SZA, Khalid, and Lil Uzi Vert also got a slice of the pie in the Best New Artist category.
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These publishers drive consumers to make transactions through Buttons (like on Uber) and Button takes home a slice of the pie.
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Instead of fighting everyone for a slice of the pie, Microsoft's saying, screw it, let's go for the whole damn pie.
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Companies ranging from engineering conglomerates such as Siemens to small specialists like ChargePoint are all hoping for a slice of the pie.
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They help workers get a bigger slice of the pie but they need to be flexible enough to adapt to global competition.
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Google's slice of the pie came will come in at 24 percent of all sales during the fourth quarter, Strategy Analytics said.
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Advertising dollars are shifting to video, and Twitter is desperate to compete with Snapchat and Facebook for its slice of the pie.
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Meanwhile, newer entrants have yet to grow their slice of the pie to a point where they can meaningfully move the market.
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The important thing was just to get as broad a slice of the pie as possible by being as inoffensive as possible.
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With limited shifts, low wages and scarce benefits, it feels almost impossible for many Americans to get their slice of the pie.
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The reasoning is transparent — the E.C.A. is hoping for a bigger slice of the pie from UEFA — but the effect is predictable.
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That said, the Japanese market is the third largest global economy which makes even grabbing a small slice of the pie potentially lucrative.
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We can do better than simply focusing on that small 10% slice of the pie; in fact, we're looking in the wrong place.
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Upstarts such as Microsoft prospered by focusing on a narrow—but exceptionally valuable—slice of the pie: the operating system of personal computers.
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It is true that things will look different if workers get a seat at the table and a bigger slice of the pie.
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Given the presence of two super-clubs just up the road, the smaller teams compete for a relatively small slice of the pie.
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"It helps employees feel like they are building a company together and gives them more of a slice of the pie," said Stoddard.
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They grab an unfairly large slice of the pie at the expense of other people, rather than adding to the nation&aposs wealth.
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It's a time of great opportunity, but it's also a time of ... People also are kind of protecting their slice of the pie.
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The higher education students looking for an alternative to the MacBook demographic, on the other hand, is a pretty narrow slice of the pie.
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Much like Reward Style, Geenee takes a cut of sales made through the platform, and gives another slice of the pie to its influencers.
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Pizzeria Paradiso's "United States of Pizza: Women's Slice of the Pie" features a rotating featured pie with toppings honoring states represented by women lawmakers.
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The con artist heist movie is the pleasure of seeing how clever people do clever things to earn a little slice of the pie.
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The risk is that the economy may gradually come to resemble Russia's, where political loyalty is the price for keeping a slice of the pie.
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Battle royale games remain white-hot, and VR game studios have been trying to find the right way to get a slice of the pie.
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The brothers were offering not only royalty payments but a scalable model to sell more apparel and get colleges a larger slice of the pie.
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Spending on welfare, health and jobs will account for the biggest slice of the pie at 162.2 trillion won, up 12.1 percent from this year.
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While it's crucial to continue seeing brave women take a stand, especially in our current political landscape, this is just one slice of the pie.
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Still, its slice of the pie is exceeded only by the U.S. Federal Reserve, which owns $2.15 trillion of Treasuries, or 13.5% of the market.
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"Employer-paid programs are now a big slice of the pie" for General Assembly, about half of its business, said Jake Schwartz, its chief executive.
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As a matter of fact, the feds recently stopped sharing seized assets with local and state police to keep a bigger slice of the pie.
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Yet despite this pool of country cash, there's one thing that's never quite clicked: streaming, where country's slice of the pie is less than 10 percent.
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There are going to be some losers whose slice of the pie is so much smaller that they would have been better off with less trade.
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If anything, the flood of human capital puts employers in a position to offer workers a shrinking slice of the pie and get more in return.
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The government needs its slice of the pie, just like any form of income, because they provide the services and institutions needed to keep society running.
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I'm a pretty good friend and sister and daughter, but I am at my potentially most vulnerable and fucked up in the romantic slice of the pie.
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Bridging the gap, rather than worrying about whether you're getting the biggest slice of the pie, will help solve the problem of cultivating any city's local economy.
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Robots are changing the way people live and Kuka wants a big slice of the pie in China, where the company is gunning to lead the market.
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Across the entire bottom 60 percent of the distribution, households are taking home a smaller slice of the pie than they did in the 1960s and 1970s.
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"People want a slice of the pie," said Ms. Lee, 22.5, who led a potential buyer, Darren Floyd, 2700, through a three-bedroom priced at $2000 million.
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Within the $152 billion video game industry, mobile games already make up the biggest slice of the pie at $68.5 billion, according to market analytics company Newzoo.
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These companies are clamoring to gain a major slice of the pie by developing products for specific medical applications, increasing collaborative research and development, and acquiring new startups.
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Bradley said the government had actively encouraged small businesses to get involved in public sector contracts "to make sure the little guy got a slice of the pie".
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You had to hire a stockbroker who would have to facilitate any purchases and trades on your behalf, while also taking a slice of the pie as commission.
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In a talk I gave at TEDxCERN recently, I made this kind of pie chart and I said look, here's perception, that's a tiny slice of the pie.
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They don't really care — and they certainly don't feel compelled to sell you a car, they'll tell you — as long as they're getting a slice of the pie.
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Weight is just one slice of the pie chart (remember, don't eat pie) where women are supposed to shun their desires for the satisfaction of everyone around us.
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But both FedEx and UPS are trying to get a bigger slice of the pie for both deliveries and returns, by making drop-off locations convenient for consumers.
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There would have to be some canny carrot and stick management, as the teams would all see this an opportunity to get a bigger slice of the pie.
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The basic issue is that the economy continues to grow, and with it so do incentives for businesses to lobby government for a bigger slice of the pie.
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At the heart of Africa's mining problems is a desire by governments to take a bigger slice of the pie as they see demand rising for the continent's minerals.
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Travel isn't the only booming sector in China; sport has also taken off in the last few years, and international companies are keen for a slice of the pie.
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Additional data from Merck, as well as results from trials of competitors, could eventually determine which companies will snatch the largest slice of the pie for the lung cancer market.
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"The U.S. is keen for a slice of the pie," Di-Odoardo said, noting that U.S. LNG accounted for about 7 percent of total LNG imports into China in March.
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Not only is the total revenue pie being cut unevenly between the players and the owners; the players' slice of the pie is then itself cut unevenly amongst the players.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Tillett never cut the European arm of the company in on the settlement cash ... so it sued to get a slice of the pie.
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Online dating market is expected to grow to $33 billion by 23, according to Nomura analysts, and Match has been investing heavily to grab a bigger slice of the pie.
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The emergence of search engines like AdsWish begs the question again: With so many sites vying for the same slice of the pie, will anyone succeed in taking down Craigslist?
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The group wants a regular seat at the negotiating tables very soon, and above all, it wants not just another pay raise, but a significantly larger slice of the pie.
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What matters to them, of course, is that they are all there, all present, all claiming a place in the last 16, all picking up their slice of the pie.
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Given that Rio de Janeiro is the CV's hub and a booming drug market, the Paulistas could potentially seek revenge there and try to take a slice of the pie.
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"Everyone wants a slice of the pie," said the owner of an energy firm who has a deal in limbo due to a dispute between factions aligned to Mnangagwa and Chiwenga.
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Twitter is but a slice of the pie when it comes to social media marketing, and Scale Model has the technology to empower brands and influencers across a number of platforms.
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Michael Jackson's former business partners tried to get a multi-million dollar slice of the pie after MJ's death, but a judge just told them to kick rocks ... TMZ has learned.
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The share of non-fossil resources has actually decreased slightly compared to 20 years ago because the growth of renewables hasn't offset nuclear power's declining slice of the pie, Dale said.
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The people who toiled in the mines and mills that once thrived here worked like dogs but they were rewarded with a slice of the pie; their children, not so much.
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As the streaming world continues to grow, startups are looking to take advantage of the opportunity and grab a slice of the pie, and indeed create new revenue models around it entirely.
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But given that governments, consumers, and corporations are all vying for a slice of the pie, coordinating this massive spectrum sharing effort (while avoiding interference) may prove too complicated for mere mortals.
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Pharma companies complain that PBMs mark up their products without disclosing those costs, and cutting into PBMs' slice of the pie is pharma's preferred solution to the controversy over high drug prices.
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One thing is for sure: Fintech unicorns are already eyeing a slice of the pie, and Adrian Gunadi, CEO of Investree said his largest concern will be foreign fintech companies entering Indonesia.
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There are, naturally, a host of complications, with multiple interested parties all looking for their slice of the pie, frequent bursts of violence and plenty of colorful (and occasionally racially offensive) nicknames.
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"If your podcast is talking to your existing supporters and reassuring them you're doing the right thing and not growing your slice of the pie, then it's not an effective tool," he said.
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As Apple improved (and raised the prices of) the iPhone, Apple reportedly became frustrated with the slice of the pie that Qualcomm was demanding, arguing that Qualcomm was riding the coattails of Apple's innovation.
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The world of STEM-learning robotics is a relatively new, but highly competitive one, with several startups and big-name companies like LEGO and Fisher-Price all vying for a slice of the pie.
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Ricardo Rosselló (D) wrote Azar Monday asking him to instruct the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to adjust the way it calculates the territory's slice of the pie of federal MA funds.
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Its network is considerable—with about 555 million monthly visitors as of January—and with Yahoo in shambles and everyone else saying that video is the future, of course tumblr wants its slice of the pie.
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The vast majority of VC funding goes to more mature companies, while there's a declining slice of the pie over the last decade for riskier, early stage companies trying to create "radically" better climate-friendly tech.
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Should the amendments divide authority over certain policy areas among different branches of government, the various factions in United Russia might not all get an equal slice of the pie, creating competition that could disrupt governance.
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The built-in reward for this process is fixed, so it motivates participants to constantly add new machines to the network to get a bigger slice of the pie—the more computational power the more you win.
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The outsize stakes seem to justify dubious tactics — bunking down with racists, aggressive gerrymandering, inventing paper-thin pretexts for voting rules that disproportionately hurt Democrats — to prevent majorities from voting themselves a bigger slice of the pie.
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Rubio, Bush and Kasich are likely to continue to divide their smaller slice of the pie as they start punching harder at each other, leaving all of them long-shots in the Palmetto State and down the line.
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According to a 2018 Global Wellness Tourism Economy study, the wellness tourism industry is expected to be worth $919 billion by 2022 — and clearly companies like SoulCycle and Equinox are hoping to get their slice of the pie
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With numbers like that bandied about, it should come as no surprise that Silicon Valley tech giants Apple and Google are lining up for a slice of the pie — as are other technology behemoths including Amazon and Microsoft.
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That looks like a big increase in the rich's slice of the pie on paper, because the higher salaries show up on tax returns, but the increasing value to shareholders doesn't, at least until the shares are sold.
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After years of being overlooked by the music industry's rapid adoption of streaming and bigger royalties, independent artists may finally see a bigger slice of the pie, thanks to a new laws that govern digital music and royalty payments.
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With the market continuing to accelerate in the coming year, there is every reason to think that Amazon will continue to take its slice of the pie, ceding nothing and not giving an inch, just as it always has.
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Luhrs also argued that Patreon could end up with a bigger slice of the pie, because it would pay one processing charge for a patron's entire monthly pledge, while the patron would end up with multiple 35-cent fees.
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But with an increasing number of interests fighting for a slice of the pie, some local transportation agencies are questioning whether Trump's rebuilding proposal will be enough to truly improve the poor condition of much of the nation's infrastructure.
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Meanwhile, the population attempting to live off their small slice of the pie has multiplied arithmetically over the past century and a half, with the overall national population climbing from 220006 million in 2202 to an estimated 2628 million today.
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That opposition and the sheer number of companies and industries dealing with the coronavirus fallout is certain to only intensify the fight for government help, as industries press the government and compete with each other for a slice of the pie.
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A significant slice of the pie chart of useless stuff I learned in those years came from the strangers I golfed with, people who, remember, were playing a public golf course in the middle of a weekday afternoon with a tween.
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But because the rebating system is opaque, and because of consolidation among PBMs and insurers, that system can result in ever-higher drug prices and everyone from drugmakers to the middlemen to insurers taking a slice of the pie, Gottlieb said.
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Instead, that money will go to yet another coach, and so contribute to the rising, unnecessary expenses that schools and the NCAA will use to justify the assertion that they simply can't afford to give athletes a bigger slice of the pie.
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"I'm actually a pretty good friend, and a good sister and a daughter and a mother, but I'm at my potentially most vulnerable and f—– up in the romantic slice of the pie," she said on the Girlboss Radio with Sophia Amoruso podcast.
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"The real challenge is that no matter how big or sophisticated any one content source is, whether it's higher education and formal training, that's increasingly a smaller slice of the pie," Chris McCarthy, who was named CEO of the company today, said.
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"UberRUSH would be another potential competitor trying to take a slice of the pie, which would no doubt put further pressure on companies like Royal Mail when same day delivery grows in importance," said David Kerstens, European transport and logistics analyst at Jefferies.
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If there's somebody who's a major stockholder [note: Bezos owns 250-percent of Amazon, by far the largest slice of the pie, according to Forbes], you don't transfer enough to the spouse to make it so they can't be the major decision maker.
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"The con artist heist movie is the pleasure of seeing how clever people do clever things to earn a little slice of the pie," said Tara Isabella Burton, a former Vox staffer and the author of a con artist novel, last summer.
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As he told Schumpeter in February while explaining his decision to carve UTC, a conglomerate dating back to the 1920s, into three parts, it was hard for him emotionally to accept that he may end up in charge of a smaller slice of the pie.
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But it's also plainly true that if a drug's list price set by a company was lowered, out-of-pocket costs for that drug would drop too, no matter how big the slice of the pie currently paid by the government or private insurer is.
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NAIROBI/LONDON (Reuters) - New laws and a crackdown on mining firms in Tanzania has slowed fresh investment in what has long been seen as one of Africa's brightest mining prospects as companies assess the consequences of government efforts to claim a bigger slice of the pie.
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JOHN HARWOOD: And you're not worried because— PAUL RYAN: You can shrink or expand the economy, and what we want to maximize is economic growth and upper mobility so that everybody can get a bigger slice of the pie so we can have more economic growth.
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NHL revenues have grown from about $1.9 billion in 2004 to $3.3 billion before the 2012 lockout—one of those slice-of-the-pie lockouts—meaning that even with the salary cap, player salaries increased by several hundred million dollars thanks mostly to new TV deals.
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Depending on your plan (note the institutional dilemma I mentioned earlier), it may be easier or harder to match each recommended slice of the pie with an available fund, but there is a (positive) movement in the direction of including index funds in 401(k) plans that should help.
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Both measures attempt to redress an imbalance at the core of the contemporary web: big platforms like Facebook and Google make huge amounts of money providing access to material made by other people, while those making the content (like music, movies, books, journalism, and more) get an ever-shrinking slice of the pie.
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It's an important slice of the pie, but there's lots of other things that go into human intelligence, like our ability to attend to the right things at the same time, to reason about them to build models of what's going on in order to anticipate what might happen next and so forth.
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SS: But Frankfurt, Paris, we just heard from Mr. De Guindos, Madrid, Dublin, they all want a slice of the pie, and I'm sure there's another financial center, maybe Milan, which I haven't mentioned, as well, but can any of them successfully, in your opinion, with your experience, replicate what London has?
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While the online literature segment is fairly competitive, with players such as Alibaba Literature and Baidu Literature keen on getting a slice of the pie, China Literature's share of the market is fairly sizable: The company claimed it had a 48.4 percent share of the mobile digital literature market in its prospectus.
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When LPs get distributions back they reinvest it into new asset programs in a diversified manner but when VC investments are yielding higher returns than other asset classes even this percentage is getting bigger so VCs are not only able to more easily raise funds but they're also getting a large slice of the pie.
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Even then, a lockout is only likely when the race happens to develop in a very particular way — in which one or both parties end up having too many evenly matched candidates, so that no one candidate in a party manages to get a big enough slice of the pie for him- or herself.
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Per TechCrunch, a class action website will be posted in the coming months for attendees to register for their slice of the pie, but it will have at least some safeguards to prevent those scalpers or other randos from claiming rewards:According to documents filed in a Chicago court, an official website for the settlement should be up by May 25th, 2018, with an email sent to let attendees know.
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Everything you need to know about Europe's new copyright directive James Vincent and Russell Brandon have a new explainer about the Copyright Directive, which is threatening to wreak havoc on the internet: Both measures attempt to redress an imbalance at the core of the contemporary web: big platforms like Facebook and Google make huge amounts of money providing access to material made by other people, while those making the content (like music, movies, books, journalism, and more) get an ever-shrinking slice of the pie.
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