That's where you break the trajectories into small time intervals.
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The small-time dealers he buys from make it at home.
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That is working capital which small-time exporters cannot easily replace.
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What's more, the communist country's small-time capitalists are willing partners.
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Grant explained Felix's rise from small time crime to international intrigue.
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The Nando's, Chinese, and pizza places were benevolent but small-time.
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He's also used the charity for some surprisingly small-time frauds.
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My wife lent a hand by doing similar small time jobs too.
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By itself, violating that law would be a relatively small-time misdemeanor.
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In both situations, small-time operations became big-time syndicates and cartels.
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I went from a small time weed dealer to a large distributor.
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He was known as a small-time marijuana dealer, but nothing more.
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Comstock started his career as a small-time crusader for Christian values.
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Mucking up that legacy with small-time scandals and smears seems short-sighted.
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"Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube make Philip and Elizabeth look small-time," Fields said.
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Monster spoke like a small-time official, spouting platitudes and promises with ease.
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Benny is a small-time crook with a juicy operation in his sights.
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The case concerned a Land Rover seized from a small-time drug offender.
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Unlike Lending Club, Upgrade will not sell its loans to small-time investors.
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This small time shift can significantly raise the risk of health-related issues.
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But the new president has a small time window to push through key reforms.
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It's that lesser-known, small-time statehouse candidates simply can't take advantage of them.
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Her marriage to her controlling small-time manager, Paul Snider, was on the rocks.
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There is a kind of small-time feel to it, so it felt local.
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John MacKenzie had been a small-time thief and fence until 2:0003 a.m.
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Cole's father, a luckless small-time businessman, moved his family from place to place.
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Computers then calculate how the pieces interact with one another in small time increments.
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Many teatox brands start out by contacting small-time bloggers and lesser-known models.
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Oh, a numerical calculation is where you break the problem into small time steps.
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The separate accusations, taken together, offered a striking picture of entrenched small-time corruption.
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But they were small-time, limited-run products that rarely led to market-wide innovation.
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Aucoin and Jeremy Antunes at the Small Time Crooks premiere in New York City, 2000.
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Her sister, also born into that family, became a small-time fashion blogger and EMT.
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Sadly, this is far from the first time he's punched down at small-time creators.
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In 201, after months of unemployment, I decided to become a small time Marie Kondo.
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The platform lets small-time investors put as little as $100 behind businesses they support.
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But others view it as punching down at small-time donors and local Republican activists.
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Betting had been small-time when Director Nickel ran things—purity of the sport, etc.
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Back home, he got caught up in a small-time recording scene that led nowhere.
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Small-time drug-dealers, she says, "get eaten alive" in prison and come out hardened crooks.
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Authorities say all kinds of crooks do it, from small time gangbangers to organized crime figures.
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Thousands of people have been killed in Duterte's campaign, mainly drug users and small-time peddlers.
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It's hard to say how many such small-time smugglers turned spies are still out there.
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But the plethora of small-time operators running anything from one to 20 trucks didn't bite.
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Small time cash droppers who undercut Rockstar's in-game currency rates are still out there slinging.
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Most of the people killed have been drug users or small-time dealers in poor communities, .
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Critics point out, however, that most of these cases involve small-time community and regional bankers.
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After the conclave, I drove to the airport with a small-time B.J.P. politician from Delhi.
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About one million South Koreans, many of them small-time investors, are estimated to own bitcoin.
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Egged on by hyperbolic cheerleaders, small-time investors socked their savings in the so-called cryptocurrency.
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For instance, in October 1941, a small-time gambler was shot at night near a schoolyard.
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In one, she called a small-time Instagram couple desperate imitators of herself and her husband.
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Our federal system diffuses power down to the states and to myriad small-time local elected officials.
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In Rock Band VR's story mode, you're the newbie guitarist for a small-time band called Autoblaster.
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He's a small-time crook who finished fourth in the Iowa GOP Senate primary back in 2014.
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A small-time Brazilian drug smuggler, da Cruz saw fellow inmates dressed head-to-toe in black.
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Improvised small-time growers, some of them with barely a few plants, have sprouted, further denting quality.
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Given the chance to sell Peter out to a fellow small-time villain, he chooses not to.
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Instead of hitting small-time pharmacists and pensioners, let's hit the oligarchy, where we really need reform.
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Ulysses's father, Jesse Grant, was a hard-pushing small-time entrepreneur who started out as a tanner.
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Good English is a small-time band from Oakwood, Ohio, three sisters with a garage rock vibe.
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On his travels, he becomes friends with a small-time crook portrayed by "Transformers" star Shia LaBeouf.
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It's not small-time or the biggest of big times; it is, like the characters, in between.
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May, an actress, screenwriter and comedian, previously worked with Allen in the 2000 film Small Time Crooks.
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That's because under the federal Controlled Substances Act, marijuana possession is illegal, even for small-time users.
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They'd ask you to carry out small-time missions for them, which would be mostly delivery missions.
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Atlanta rap is crowded with youthful innovators and traditionalists alike, small-time insurgents and big-league legacies.
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An inveterate and gifted small-time hustler, Peg dreams of an Ivy League education and financial freedom.
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It advocates for small-time shareholders who might lose out if "politically motivated" resolutions hurt investors' portfolios.
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Mr. Parscale, now 44, was a small-time San Antonio web entrepreneur with a gift for salesmanship.
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Trump's "law and order" attorney general wants to throw the book at relatively small-time drug offenders.
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But then Esther reconnects with Jonah Smallwood, the small-time con artist who was her first crush.
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This takes a lot of processing power, and it's not very practical for small-time hobbyists these days.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported that small-time miners are on the brink of being unable to break even.
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Once a small-time graffiti artist from the English city of Bristol, Banksy's work has become hugely valuable.
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But rights groups say the total number of victims, mostly small-time pushers and users, is far higher.
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And Doc, as it turns out, is a small-time producer with a few credits to his name.
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Small-time operators go door-to-door, collect an up-front fee to fix homes, and then disappear.
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Five Below understands that, which is how this small-time Phildelphia chain is quickly becoming a national brand.
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From 2010, Njoku began pursuing small-time producers across the country, securing the rights to thousands of titles.
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Once a small-time graffiti artist from the English town of Bristol, Banksy's work has become hugely valuable.
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Human rights groups say many of those are executions, and the victims are users and small-time peddlers.
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Some porn websites are run by small-time purveyors and you won't necessarily know who you're dealing with.
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Those companies allow small-time lenders to create a portfolio of loans to individuals and pool their risk.
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Oh, and by "small time interval" I mean something like an hour; we're not talking about microseconds here.
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In the late 1990s, soon after Tarik graduated from high school, he became a small-time drug dealer.
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This is the very small time period in which your brain experiences sensory inputs at the same time.
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The justification for repaying the small-time investors in full is that they were victims of false marketing.
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The Voyeur deduced from his eavesdropping that he was a college dropout and a small-time drug dealer.
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Mostly a coach, caretaker and community liaison for the small-time team, he was also its backup goalkeeper.
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Small-time users and dealers bear the brunt of unsparing law enforcement that is popular in crime-weary communities.
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Until recently, he was mostly putting together his own fights and working with some small-time promoters he knew.
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But she was struck by the lack of opportunities at that time for small-time merchants in Southeast Asia.
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" Sampson noted that Monk's associates had described him as "a small-time crook [who] would do anything to survive.
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What kind of pathetic, small-time loser can't get anyone better than 3 Doors Down for a major event?
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Back when I read it, I marveled at the banality and weird dedication of such pitifully small-time behavior.
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But through the long lens of history, that kind of small-time substance use would make a Viking chuckle.
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One of them pumped four bullets into Gabrillo's head and body, killing the small-time trader of goods instantly.
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Listed shareholders include small-time merchants and villagers — some of them relatives and friends of its politically connected chairman.
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After serving in Afghanistan, he floundered in despondency until Fuches began paying him to murder small-time low-lifes.
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She told the committee that the police had been extorting money from her husband, a small-time drug peddler.
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But we're doing it because it's a very serious prospect to form a government in a really small time.
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So good luck balancing the budget by going after parks, State Department travel budgets or other small-time items.
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While marijuana possession remains illegal under federal law, small-time consumers are not in the crosshairs of Thursday's announcement.
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He had been a small-time contractor who was building houses and living in them and selling them off.
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My plan was to sample a few scenes, since watching 50 full-length episodes is no small time commitment.
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There are local threats from small-time operators like the Langmores and big-time heroin dealers like the Snells.
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An app called Recharge allows users to book rooms in hotels in small-time increments at varying price points.
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The small-time hood (Harry Treadaway) dragging his clueless girlfriend (Amanda Seyfried) into potential danger has a British accent.
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Government officials say intelligence gained from small-time boatmen is key to investigating and dismantling larger transnational criminal networks.
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"For a long time, people have been estimating coronal temperature over small regions over small time scales," he said.
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But to Mr. Cordero, 27, regulating small-time dogsitters like him and his Rhodesian sidekick feels like government overreach.
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In many regimes, small-time henchmen like him come back begging, later, claiming they were only 'carrying out orders.
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The second is economic: MS-13 makes its money through relatively small-time drug dealing and old-fashioned extortion.
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Wherever I am, I like a small town parade, big town parade, but usually small time parade is really good.
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Our goal is to target small-time corruption at a scale larger than anyone has ever been able to attempt.
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It's an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda.
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How such a small-time scheme got wrapped up in an international cyber-operation may take some time to understand.
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But for any small-time bloggers looking to save a couple bucks, Slate writer Jim Newell broke some sad news.
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Playing against a Paladin, Small-Time Recruits was such an annoying card, especially when paired with some minion bonus cards.
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Make sure you have good sex with that small-time celebrity who has been hitting on you for a while.
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He complained that fruit groves operated by his family food company were regularly raided at night by small-time thieves.
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It's a small time commitment, which is great for your boss and allows him or her to take a break.
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Nicolas Cage stars as Troy, a small-time criminal trying to get back on his feet with a kidnapping scheme.
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By focusing on a small time horizon of 40 years, we alleviate this issue but do not remove it entirely.
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SEC enforcement is one of those areas where the interests of small-time investors and large corporations don't necessarily coincide.
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The only way to get out of our environment was through entertainment, athletics or to be a small-time gangster.
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A-share markets largely remain the preserve of small-time local investors who account for 85 percent of daily trade.
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He acts as a small-time informer for the British, but we are never quite sure where his loyalties lie.
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Dispatch SINALOA, Mexico — Not long ago I met a small-time rancher here in the birthplace of Mexican drug trafficking.
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"Nobody knows whether this would stop this mission to kill poor people or small-time drug addicts," Ms. Daa said.
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In their reports, officers describe the typical victim as an alleged user or small-time dealer in a poor neighborhood.
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Pacific Legal Foundation, representing a website called Rentberry and a small-time landlord, recently filed a lawsuit to raise this claim.
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Today, the company counts over 1,200 customers ranging from small-time hackers to call centers, police body cam manufacturers, and others.
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And he misses chances to hang out with his crush, Liz, because he's too busy trying to stop small-time crooks.
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Jack Strahan has been a small-time trader of guns and gun parts for years, and he is not stopping now.
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Illegal mining has plagued South Africa's mining sector for decades, and extends from small time pilfering to global organized crime networks.
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More than 12,500 people, many small-time drug users and dealers, have been killed since Duterte took office in June 2016.
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It is true that small-time investors are the dominant force in the stockmarket, accounting for roughly 63% of trading volume.
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Born to a poor family in coastal Fujian province, Huang was a small-time businessman in the Philippines in the 1980s.
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These small-time charcoal makers, however, are hardly getting rich off the trade, and feel boxed into their line of work.
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The gangs caught in the dragnet were not small-time operators, said Sarah Rodriguez, a spokeswoman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Gong and Sia Bo went from small time soi mafia to Muay Thai fighters in a brief instant of mutual respect.
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The inspector is sent to Porquerolles, a Mediterranean island off southern France, to investigate the murder of a small-time criminal.
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A couple of years ago, when I was unemployed, I decided to try my hand at being a small-time dealer.
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In previous seasons, we watched her join Jimmy in some small-time cons in a bar, targeting rich and arrogant marks.
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They also deny activist allegations that they have falsified reports, staged crime scenes and systematically murdered small-time peddlers and users.
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In 1956, he headed to Chicago, where he worked in small-time clubs at night and at odd jobs by day.
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Then he had an idea for a website that makes it easier to find and give to small-time political campaigns.
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As a small-time developer and landlord, she is able to live independently in one of the nation's most expensive cities.
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"I'm keeping it together for a small time to take care of what I need to take care of," Law said Sunday.
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Finally, it's important to recognize that this report only covers the period 2018 to 2022, which is an exceptionally small time frame.
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The story arc of Yolanda and Ringo (two small-time criminals) serves as the primary framing device for Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.
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A boom in the supply of crack cocaine has encouraged city gangsters to expand into towns once dominated by small-time dealers.
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Mr Pattinson plays Constantine "Connie" Nikas, a very small-time crook who is devoted to his brother Nick, who has learning difficulties.
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Before long, small-time motor courts were rendered obsolete by chains like Holiday Inn that blurred the distinction between motels and hotels.
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Given several speakers in a room, an AI might solve this problem by cutting the sound signals into very small time windows.
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The Griggs boys are living on borrowed time and the money from small-time scams, theft, and betting on bare-knuckle brawling.
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At the time of writing, the campaign was sitting at around five million dollars raised from nearly 2,000 relatively small-time investors.
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She was doing some small-time hustling as a bottle-service girl, then graduated into posing as a sexy car-dealership employee.
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Local police officers are often brought in to help them eliminate bystanders, like small-time drug dealers, who may also appear suspicious.
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I must say, it's depressing to see our antihero, now knee deep in Season 4, thrilled by small-time thefts like this.
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It was the sort of run that would, in normal circumstances, bring the professional scouts flocking, marveling at this small-time miracle.
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Almost 9,000 people, many small-time users and dealers, have been killed in the Philippines since Duterte took office on June 30.
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In one of the primary's harshest ads, Biden mocked the former mayor as a small-time politician comically unqualified for the presidency.
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Between 1976 and 1981, he famously portrayed Donnie Brasco, a small-time jewel thief, and successfully toppled portions of two LCN families.
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STEVE LIESMAN: It's well to point out that the Atlanta Fed is not a small-time regulator when it comes to banks.
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Grifters are small-time lawbreakers, not the kind of epic liars who leave the wreckage of lives and nations in their wake.
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But they had no explanation for the larger question of why relatively small-time drug transactions would set off a killing spree.
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The play takes place in the Berlin apartment of Agnes Eggling (James, looking overwhelmed, which is in character), a small-time actress.
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The money pours in from the "devout": small-time contributions to the NRA that amount to hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
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While his parents are divorcing, Warren lets his athletic scholarship slide and refashions himself as a James Dean rebel and small-time thief.
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Indiana State Police made a startling discovery last week during an operation targeting small-time drug traffickers -- orange-colored Trump-shaped ecstasy pills.
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That same white guy making a movie about the friendship between a small-time porn star and an elderly lady in the Valley?
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In fact, he is a small-time crook who steals from banks and poker games but who doesn't want to be a gangster.
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She lived out her life as a small-time society lady, attending charity events and the like, and making an occasional onscreen appearance.
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In 1955 "Shree 420" told of a small-time con artist who comes to Bombay and learns its soul-destroying lessons too late.
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Some small-time merchants keep dollars in wooden crates, moving them on fast to pay off providers and reduce the possibility of theft.
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As the FBI interviewed witnesses, they learned that a small-time drug dealer, Alex "El Loco" Pabon Colon had been at the scene.
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If the contest were held next month, his superior name-recognition and lists of small-time donors might see him home with ease.
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The violence mostly stems from street gangs running small-time drug operations in big cities such as Stockholm, the capital, Malmö and Gothenburg.
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A conservative lobbyist takes pains to distinguish his blue-chip clients from small-time coal firms seeking cronyistic carve-outs from the EPA.
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With the uptick in development in the San Gabriel Valley, there's little room for small-time shops like Ba Le in the future.
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Ali, an underwear salesman cum small-time extortionist, discovers golf accidentally while collecting money from a businessman playing a round on the greens.
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About 20 percent of daily trading in Hong Kong is undertaken by small-time investors, compared with about 2 percent in New York.
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After moving to New York, Lawrence booked several small-time gigs, including a shoot for Abercrombie & Fitch that didn't exactly go as planned.
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Duterte's signature policy is a war on drugs, which has killed nearly 9,000 people in 10 months, mostly users and small-time peddlers.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has taken a lot of criticism for his bloody crackdown on small-time drug users that's left thousands dead.
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As a youth, Moreno had always been religious, even as he sold marijuana and got in knife fights with other small-time dealers.
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This is especially necessary because League One is decidedly small-time, with crowds of just a few hundred common at some league matches.
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Robert Downey Jr. plays Harry Lockhart, a small-time New York thief who winds up, via a deliciously improbable circumstance, in Los Angeles.
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Some small networks are repurposed as honeypot operations by small-time blackmailers who trawl their nodes for nude photos and other embarrassing material.
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Ms. Grossman, too, has promised to overhaul the city's justice system by cutting back on the criminal prosecutions of small-time drug offenders.
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The show follows a pair of small-time admen, Sam and Tim, who are best friends, next-door neighbors and brothers-in-law.
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Expanding operations meant cleaning out the competition, not just other cartels, but also local criminals — thieves, rapists, small-time drug dealers and snitches.
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After graduating from high school in New York, he moved to Memphis, where he became a restaurateur and a small-time drug dealer.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming features Donald Glover as Aaron Davis, a small-time criminal looking to buy some illegal weaponry from the Vulture's minions.
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With over 790 locations, the chain is no small-time regional player, and its reputation of high-quality sandwiches and food precedes it.
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BUDAPEST — The International Investment Bank, an obscure Russian financial institution with a small-time balance sheet, is an unlikely source of global intrigue.
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I'm sure I'm forgetting stuff, too—Google's made so many small-time moves in the gadget market that it's hard to track them all.
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Considering how much of it remains for sale, it seems as though Warner Brothers has not seriously targeted small-time sellers of unlicensed merch.
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But when it came to hiring a campaign manager, the Republican presidential front-runner's pick was a small-time political player from New Hampshire.
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Patreon has set up a new payment model that's supposed to make artists' lives easier, but could discourage small-time patrons from making pledges.
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It's perhaps an unlikely candidate: an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda.
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Titus is the roommate of the titular Kimmy, who recently escaped from a small-time cult leader who held her in an underground bunker.
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It all started to get serious in the fall of '71 when Ode Records sued a small-time record store owner named Emanuel Aron.
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So far, officials have not said definitively whether Mr. Chen was a small-time smuggler or a major figure in the illicit oil trade.
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In this case, the restrictions will limit a popular marketing tool in the $35 billion addiction treatment business, affecting thousands of small-time operators.
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All of these digital tokens have a much higher chance of going to zero than most investments that are available to small-time investors.
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That's not acceptable to factories and small-time suppliers, who need money up front to keep the materials coming and the assembly line running.
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The sister is joined in her campaign by a formerly abused, newly empowered homemaker and a pair of small-time African-American Robin Hoods.
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"Owner concessions are increasing every month, offering four months, five months free" and making it harder for small-time landlords like her to compete.
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Before associating with Nine Trey, Tekashi2105.1 (or 6ix9ine) was a small-time rapper who had earned a total of $2,000 while touring Eastern Europe.
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"Judy" differs from most biopics in that it focuses on a small time period rather than offering a sweeping panorama of the heroine's career.
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But most of those killed in the war on drugs have been small-time dealers and users in some of the country's poorest neighborhoods.
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After all, there have been seemingly millions of shows about small-time crooks and hoodlums in the years since The Sopranos debuted in 222.
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Chuck, tired of bringing down small-time white-collar criminals, wants a big fish, and Axe is one of the biggest fish of them all.
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The piece is full of twists and turns, from the small-time beginnings of the hackers' scamming careers to them eventually turning on each other.
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This may sound callous, when you're talking about a wealthy artist pushing the boundaries of copyright to use a small-time photographer's pictures for free.
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On dark-web forums, hackers and small-time digital advertisers offer developers around $1 per user per year to inject their apps with malicious code.
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Over 3,600 people, mostly small-time drug user and dealers, have died in police operations and alleged vigilante killings since he took office in June.
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A small-time boat-builder who loved his son and wife, Rehmat's (Sumit Kaul) disappearance leaves his wife Ishrat (Rasika Dugal) in shock and adrift.
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Mr. Stacy played a disabled newsstand operator who is persuaded by his brother, a small-time criminal, to kidnap an emotionally disturbed girl for ransom.
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Yet Karagumruk is also known as a rough-and-tumble place of nationalistic attitudes, small-time mafias, jittery drug addicts and gunfire in the night.
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" I asked why, given his talents and ambitions, he'd bothered to do a two-scene cameo as a small-time crook in " Spider-Man: Homecoming .
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Effectiveness: 28 Difficulty: 21 Score: -212 One summer, when I was a younger man attending university, I worked for a slightly pathetic, small-time carpenter.
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Portraying a garrulous small-time grifter in a residency hotel, Mr. Whitaker gives the impression of a man who always feels the tug of nothingness.
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It's small-time thinking, free of the scope and breadth and depth and light and air and enlightenment of the new and improved Demetrious Johnson.
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It all started about a month ago when Sia Bo and Gong, two small time gangsters in competing neighbourhood's got into an argument on Facebook.
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I mentioned one neighborhood, where a war was unfolding between MS-13 and an independent, small-time gang that was fighting to maintain its independence.
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Nearly all of the money, however, went to big ranches linked to or owned by the government, not to small-time cowboys like Mr. Kozhakov.
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Ms. Leung and thousands of other small-time scrap collectors sell the waste to traders at bare-bones collection points in this semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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While the younger sweats honestly in his own construction company, the elder is a small-time hood who owes Eddie a debt he can't repay.
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There's a market for this work because so many farmers and ranchers — conservative folks, respectful of tradition — subsidize their small-time agriculture with drug money.
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The series follows a high school student and small-time drug dealer (Vince Rillon) who becomes embroiled with threatening drug lords and corrupt government officials.
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At school, there was no place for him — he felt like "a mascot" — so he's working at a convenience store and doing small-time dealing.
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Taken together, the accusations offered a striking picture of entrenched small-time corruption at a time when questions of impropriety consume the national political debate.
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For example, a part-time, nonviolent drug offender might get caught and imprisoned for small-time drug dealing, but end up placed with gang members.
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Critics say that never happened and small-time dealers and users and the urban poor continued to bear the brunt of the 3,900 killings by police.
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Issues such as latency (small time delays), security, network reliability, performance, privacy and many others are extremely difficult to completely overcome in centralized cloud computing models.
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The program traces the pair's rise from small-time criminals to almost mythic murderers, ending with their deaths in a police ambush in Louisiana in 1934.
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Looking for sex and maybe companionship in a land where gays find one another in the shadows, the narrator encounters a small-time hustler named Mitko.
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The story follows the rise of the Wonders, a small time band from Erie, Pennsylvania, who are launched to superstardom after winning a local talent contest.
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And of course, the question everyone already knows the answer to: Is Kevin actually a murderous sociopath who loves inflicting pain on innocent small-time burglars?
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It also poses a huge challenge for larger companies to remodel their business process, while many small-time traders lack the technological know-how to cope.
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A hundred years ago, there was a Great Wax Rush here, with factories on both sides of the river, but now it's a small-time affair.
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Mr. Abdeslam's Molenbeek was an even more insular sub-community, made up of small-time drug dealers and petty criminals, unemployed young men with few prospects.
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Two small time gangsters weren't going to lace up, but instead don fingerless gloves for a one round brawl at one of Thailand's most prestigious stadiums.
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As in those games, it appears you'll be able to build your career from a small time, little-known YouTuber, up to a PewDiePie-level celebrity.
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On their own, the various elements of the scandal, which came to light through an investigation that began in 2015, appear lurid but relatively small-time.
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The final film from Sidney Lumet stars Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ethan Hawke, and Marisa Tomei as small-time crooks who get in way over their heads.
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Indeed, Eiko's promise of being able to perform a parlor trick after a relatively small time commitment may speak to the magical thinkers in the crowd.
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Dela Rosa was the chief enforcer of Duterte's anti-narcotics crackdown, which has resulted in deaths of more than 5,000 people, mostly small-time drug dealers.
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In 21, Sandy Lewis, a small-time organic cattle farmer in upstate New York, bought 2100 bulls, for around $20133,22013 each, from a breeder in Oklahoma.
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It's easy to write off online scams as penny-ante crimes, small-time rip-offs that infuriate and embarrass victims but don't do them serious harm.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Corruption Hits the Small Time," by Paul Krugman (column, June 8): What happened to President Trump's promise to drain the swamp?
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An elite Russian hacking team, a historic ransomware attack, an espionage group in the Middle East, and countless small time cryptojackers all have one thing in common.
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A VPN can bypass the verification requirement, as can file-sharing sites, torrents, and small-time porn sites that don't get caught up in the government's net.
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Organized gangs frequently smuggle people in hard-sided trucks like the one in Essex, while small-time traffickers tend to use soft-sided trucks, the agency said.
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Police deny activist allegations they have falsified reports, staged crime scenes and systematically murdered small time peddlers and users, and say those killed had violently resisted arrest.
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Members of a family of small-time televangelists, the former Democrats emerged on YouTube during the 2016 Republican primaries, when they began uploading pro-Trump video messages.
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Judgment stars Japanese superstar Takuya Kimura as Takayuki Yagami, a small-time private investigator living in Kamurocho, a seedy Tokyo district based on the real-world's Kabukicho.
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A large chunk of the city's former delegation of state representatives was taped accepting small-time bribes worth a few thousands dollars each a few years back.
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The Sheung Shui protests opposed small-time Chinese traders who make short trips into the territory to buy goods they then haul back to China to sell.
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In the comics, Turk Barrett is a small-time criminal operating out of Hell's Kitchen, which usually puts him at odds with the local neighborhood vigilante, Daredevil.
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They involved small-time sellers, far down the chain, individuals who were looking to make some extra money and had got caught up in the drug trade.
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While they dabble in small-time drug dealing, gun sales and prostitution, they engage primarily in a single crime committed over and over within Salvadoran territory: extortion.
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In a very brief acting career, Mr. Forte played a small-time lounge singer opposite Woody Allen as his bottom-feeding agent in a hit 1984 comedy.
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They have been gateways for small-time entrepreneurs, many of whom are immigrants, and they have served as an extra set of eyes to provide increased security.
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Manafort's sentence points to the gulf between how white collar crimes and street-level offenses — especially small-time drug crimes — are handled in the U.S. justice system.
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In Japan, small-time speculators have swarmed to Bitcoin since the government there essentially legalized the virtual currency earlier this year and gave licenses to several exchanges.
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The country has some of the most active foreign currency markets for small-time investors, allowing people to trade between the won, dollar, euro and smaller currencies.
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Really, the best way to solve for the motion of something with air drag is to break it into small time steps and use a numerical calculation.
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Several people asked why the police hound residents for small-time infractions like marijuana in more violent neighborhoods, but are slow to follow up about serious crimes.
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They shot the movie, which stars Robert Pattinson and Benny Safdie as small-time bank robbers, in all five boroughs as well as Westchester and Suffolk counties.
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As Season 3 begins, Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) continues to run small-time cons while trying to help his older brother, Chuck (Michael McKean), regain some self-respect.
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That includes Ray's small-time-hood dad Mickey (Jon Voight), who finds himself back behind bars, and his brothers and stepbrother, each wrestling with their own issues.
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"In Israel, it's much harder to create such a big tech team in such a small time—the competition for talent is really hard," Magazinik told me.
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The hero of "Shut Eye," a new series on Hulu, is a small-time Los Angeles psychic who used to be a big-time Las Vegas magician.
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For consumers, that means weed will eventually get cheaper, but small-time growers like Trip are worried they won't be able to survive in the new era.
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It grabs on to it, jumping backward to 2002, when Saul was Jimmy McGill, a small-time con artist trying to go straight as an attorney in Albuquerque.
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The TIP program works with neighborhood street gangs, typically comprising about 20 teenagers who are small-time drug dealers catering to local demand and who fight turf wars.
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Now as his presidential campaign forges on into 2016, small time developers are turning their efforts to Trump-inspired games: Dump on Trump, Trumpealo, and Trump Flappy Hair.
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" Marr said it seems that a theme of the film is "small time, central redneck America sticking one up to the snotty East Coast elites, as it were.
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Reacting to criticism that his drug war targeted the poor, Duterte said he had to "destroy" small-time street peddlers as well as the big-time drug lords.
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BuzzFeed News can now reveal that the man who lured Kohver into a trap on the border was a small-time smuggler named Maksim Gruzdev, according to Toots.
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"Every week, a different price," shrugs one man, hanging out with a group of small-time collectors on a side street in Antalaha, the vanilla capital of Madagascar.
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That's exactly the kind of convoluted business setup that's sure to pull in small-time creators who can definitely afford the lawyers to make sense of this arrangement.
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Or, the moment when Baby realized that Johnny was a small-time hunk who was great for a summer fling, but definitely not the love of her life.
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The scene is a fictional small-time awards ceremony, featuring "the most prestigious verbal abusers on the planet" who seem to equate success with having a pimp's wardrobe.
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The show is set in the 1980s and depicts Guzmán as a small-time figure in the drug war under Félix Gallardo, the leader of the Guadalajara Cartel.
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The multipart legislation created programs to keep small-time drug offenders out of prison, financed drug treatment programs and put more cops on the streets in troubled communities.
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More than 3,600 people, mostly small-time drug users and dealers, have died at the hands of police and suspected vigilantes since he took power on June 30.
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Occasionally, you hear about guys in the Bronx who are able to last a few years—they hang out with small time rappers, get mentioned in a song.
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The novel centers on a performance by a small-time comedian in a basement club in Israel as he uses his routine to exorcise demons from his past.
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Yet after his rueful character, a small-time hood named Lou, takes a shine to Sally (Sarandon), a struggling oyster-bar waitress, their connection develops a melancholy magic.
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Española Way has a colorful history of boom and bust, illegal gambling parlors, bookies and sex workers, small-time drug dealers and years as a haven for artists.
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Rachel Mayer is the co-founder of a New York start-up, Trigger Finance, that creates automatic trading triggers for small-time investors, based on real-world events.
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Before June he spent most of his time on foot patrols, walking the city's streets and responding to everyday disturbances—small-time thefts and disputes between shop owners.
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In this case, the court sided with Tyson Timbs, a small-time drug offender in Indiana who pleaded guilty to selling $225 of heroin to undercover police officers.
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That would put a rough estimate of agents' commissions — including commissions to small-time agents as well as to brokers who sell large commercial policies — at around $50 billion.
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"I'm doing nothing with my life, just working these small-time jobs," said Kim, who believes he is eligible but has been delayed by difficulties obtaining the required paperwork.
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In 2016, local journalist Sarah Karacs revealed that these small-time recyclers, who primarily source materials from dangerous and unregulated e-waste dumpsites, were exposed to appallingly toxic conditions.
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Since IEX submitted an application last year to the SEC to become a public stock exchange, a big debate has erupted about a seemingly small time frame — 350 microseconds.
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The Cash Drawer could encourage other small-time merchants to give the app a shot, as they'll be able to use Square Cash like they could PayPal or Venmo.
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Lucas has repeatedly referred to HSUS and animal rights activists as "terrorists" intent on "passing laws to ruin America" that deliberately impugn the small-time farmer's way of life.
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And experts in Internet crime caution that the app is just one of many digital platforms abused by all manner of criminals, from small-time drug dealers to terrorists.
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Season 2 begins as the small-time lawyer Jimmy McGill tries to decide between taking a lucrative job with a top Santa Fe firm — or keeping the con going.
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WASHINGTON — Paul Manafort once tried to help a small-time Chicago banker score a top job in the Trump administration while taking millions of dollars in loans from him.
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After dismissing Iraq, Libya, and Cuba as too small-time, Sandomir shrugged and reported that CBS, then the Olympic rights-holder, would take a new approach: they'd be nice.
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He's just one of the many unexposed small-time pedophiles living among us, keeping up their covers unless one of them happens to be unusually sloppy or particularly famous.
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That's fair, but the daily features aren't necessarily about promoting new or small-time devs – they're also about suggesting the must-have apps Apple knows are popular and proven.
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The three-time Super Bowl champ was a small-time dealer, mainly distributing to personal friends ... though one claims to have purchased 100 pills at a time from Loville.
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Jose teamed up with a younger agent, James (Jimmy) Riccio, of Bayonne, New Jersey, who grew up around local tracks with his father, James, Sr., a small-time owner.
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Uran and Froome snatched small time bonuses but Bardet missed out, meaning the Colombian from the Cannondale-Drapac team leads the Frenchman by a few hundredths of a second.
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The real Alphonse Gabriel Capone was a bright, young man from Brooklyn who came up in local small-time gangs before making his move to Chicago, at age 20.
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Republicans could conceivably distance themselves from a president who turned out to be a bad manager, or even one who turned out to have engaged in small-time corruption.
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Mr. Zaharan and his brothers were sent by their father, a small-time seed and spice seller, to a madrasa, where teachings adhered to a strict interpretation of Islam.
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Over the course of its five seasons, "Breaking Bad" transformed the character Jesse Pinkman from a dewy-eyed, small-time drug dealer into a hardened (if also penitent) desperado.
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As the global count of confirmed deaths from Covid-19 approaches 3,000, small-time authors and all kinds of businesses are flooding the Everything Store's digital shelves with inventory.
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McGuane's small-time lawyers and bank managers, his car dealers and crooks and confirmed bachelors, are more worldly-wise — and consequently more world-weary — than Taylor's Memphis society boys.
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More than 7,600 people, mostly drug users and small-time dealers, have been killed since Duterte took office on June 30, about a third of them in police operations.
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Netflix Description: When a humdrum academic spots his double in a movie, he launches a search that leads him to a small-time actor who looks exactly like him.
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Glamour or money isn't what the couple seeks—"This is all small-time bullshit," Chad confesses—and they'd prefer running this underground marijuana dispensary of theirs on the books.
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To be clear, we are far from the realm of simple label trafficking: These are not small-time crooks looking to maximize profits by reselling fakes under some prestigious appellation.
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Still, Trump and his team need to realize that they went right to the edge of the line with this attack because Jones still has a relatively small-time stature.
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Subsequent to that, the small-time Asian social network that existed at the site has informed its users that it will be shutting down by the end of this month.
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If fighters don't care about commission-hopping to get a license, fair enough, but the biggest company in the fight game probably shouldn't be partaking in this small-time nonsense.
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The way Vine allowed users to submit their videos to an enthusiastic community pool, TikTok leaves room for even small-time users to bask in the applause of their peers.
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In Sheung Shui, protesters rallied to oppose small-time Chinese traders who make short trips into the territory to buy goods that they then haul back to China to sell.
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His firm, The Law Offices of Ryan P. Morrison, has defended hundreds of people across the entire sphere of video games, from small-time indie developers to professional eSports athletes.
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Small-time entrepreneurs set themselves up as middlemen, known as "bloodheads," buying blood from villagers and selling it on, but they heedlessly reused needles and failed to screen the blood.
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That was Mr. Butterworth's "Jerusalem," in which a small-time, middle-aged country drug dealer (played by a monumental Mark Rylance) became a majestic emblem of an ancient, heroic England.
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But Trump stands out from the pack, essentially, in how deeply he embraces the ethic of impunity, and he's repeatedly screwed over small-time contractors as a routine business practice.
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The cartel operative — be he a kingpin or a hit man or a small-time drug dealer — has become the dominant image of Latino people in American television and cinema.
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"Saul" tells the story of Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer and part-time con man who devolves into the criminal attorney we first met on "Breaking Bad," Saul Goodman.
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Downey plays Harry Lockhart, a small-time New York criminal who's mistaken for an actor while he's running from the cops and flown to Los Angeles for a movie role.
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Mr. Tommarello also noted that many small-time investors so far were viewing their investments more as donations to businesses they like, rather than as investments that will make money.
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When I ventured to see Datuna's exhibition, I was still under the impression that he is a small-time opportunist who's trying to ride a little longer on Cattelan's back.
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The fight has been partly coordinated by an ex-fighter, Elis (Eero Milonoff), an amusingly oily, small-time hustler who's working every angle he can as fast as he can.
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"Since these platforms have never been tested in a recession, no one knows how they will perform if thousands of small time investors start fleeing for the exits," says Foster.
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There are none of the exceptions for vacant units, small-time landlords, new construction, or other lacunae that tend to sneak into these laws in places where they've been written.
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And so, with a cashier's check and a leap of faith, Mr. Levitt joined the growing ranks of small-time real estate investors who model themselves on spunky TV personalities.
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In the third feature from the brothers Josh and Benny Safdie, Mr. Pattinson plays Connie, a ruthless and amateurish small-time New York bank robber with a taste for violence.
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Both have said publicly that the death squad was formed with the aim of going after small-time drug dealers but was also used to eliminate Mr. Duterte's political opponents.
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Holmes expressed surprise, however, that many small-time growers he spoke to were hesitant to share samples with the Open Cannabis Project because they themselves plan to secure patents someday.
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But I had been impressed with the man's solid work record and stable family ties before he became a crack addict and small-time street dealer to feed his addiction.
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This feature silently wakes your computer when it's sleeping to sync your iCloud data, fetch your emails and calendar events, upload photos to iCloud and even perform small Time Machine backups.
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Artemis trades the scenery of Mars and Mark Watney for the Moon and Jazz Bashara, a small-time criminal who smuggles goods to people living in the Moon's only city, Artemis.
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Normally, it would be best to ignore this obviously troll-y horseshite from small-time developers whose only shot at success is to become "free speech" martyrs for easily-fleeced morons.
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AFTER he was busted in 1974, Jeffrey Edmondson, a small-time dealer of marijuana, cocaine and amphetamines in Minneapolis, faced a daunting bill from the taxman for all his illicit income.
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Centered on a small-time weed dealer called the Guy (played by co-creator Ben Sinclair), each episode is set in the residence of one of his mostly Brooklyn-based clients.
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Average users, small-time dealers and urban gangs were the focus of a criminal justice system that placed millions of Americans, including a disproportionate number of African-Americans, in our prisons.
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From well-known favorites like Ganni and I Love Mr. Mittens to small-time brands that specialize in knitwear, there's no shortage of options when it comes to open-weave sweaters.
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The World Is Yours: NETFLIX FILM To escape his life of crime, a small-time mobster in Paris accepts one last job involving Spain, drugs, the Illuminati and his overbearing mother.
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Operation Car Wash, named for its beginnings tracking small-time money laundering operators, has identified some 6.4 billion reais of bribes linked to contracts at state-run enterprises and federal ministries.
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Deadly accidents in Myanmar's jade mining areas, where small time prospectors and big firms vie for the precious stone, have underscored the sector's lax safety rules and a lack of accountability.
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And that added expense of maintaining these records pushed a number of porn companies out of business, and made it much harder for small time operations to get off the ground.
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Cyberattacks will only escalate because the funding of them has gone from small-time criminals to organized gangs to state sponsorship and until we remove the consumer, they will never end.
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He was in his late 217s, not much older than the McKathans, and traveled with not exactly an entourage but a good-time crew of small-time (by thoroughbred standards) owners.
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The boy, gangly and pimply, is a fledgling member of the 24th Street Revolutionaries, a faction of the 2431th Street gang, and he works as an extremely small-time roadside extortionist.
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Human rights groups and political opponents say executions of drug users and small-time peddlers have been widespread, but police insist those killed were all dealers who put up violent resistance.
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Even with all of the info being put out on how to stay safe etc, it can be a lot for a small time or newly starting out provider to understand.
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Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten charm as a pair of small-time crooks doing grunt work on a job that's half-explained and barely understood, by them or the audience.
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Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten charm as a pair of small-time crooks doing grunt work on a job that's half-explained and barely understood, by them or the audience.
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When these digital products emerged in China a decade ago, they were pitched as an outlet for small-time borrowers, who were mostly ignored by the country's big state-run banks.
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Happily, he has no such qualms when it comes to dealing with the Stiller brothers, sullen "gangster wannabes, small-time pot dealers and oxy slingers" who give "redneck" a bad name.
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Between 22004 and 73, Human Rights Watch reported a total of eight hundred and fourteen killings, mostly of teen-agers, street kids who were small-time drug dealers or petty thieves.
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Human rights groups and Duterte's political opponents say executions of drug users and small-time peddlers are widespread, but police insist those killed were all dealers who put up violent resistance.
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Meanwhile, advocates for criminal justice reform sought to legitimize cannabis use, so that arrests for possession for personal use or for small-time dealing would not result in life-altering stigma.
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The actor sought out the Safdies after seeing "Heaven Known What," which led to them making the acclaimed 2017 movie "Good Time," in which Pattinson plays a small-time bank robber.
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In late 22, Mr. Lesnak persuaded Jason Carpenter, an established small-time Alabama tobacco distributor, to open a warehouse in Bristol, become an informant and let the A.T.F. operate alongside him.
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In less than a decade, Lehder went from a small-time marijuana crook to a major cocaine cowboy, allegedly accruing a fortune worth billions during the peak of his criminal activity.
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By all indications, the group claiming responsibility, called Ayyildiz Tim, is a small-time band of troublemakers that has made its name bottom feeding on the most vulnerable parts of the web.
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" According to Bayno, who recently was an assistant with the Toronto Raptors, "Slice knew he would make more money working nights at a club than he would as a small-time assistant.
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For though this Erie still remembers the oleaginous, Damon Runyonesque patter of the small-time grifter he is, he can no longer deliver it with his customary all-American cheer and assurance.
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Because these films required such a small time commitment from the cast, Marshall was able to book big name stars and give them, he once said, a different kind of filmmaking experience.
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It mirrors the story of these two species: Daviesia schwarzenegger is more robust and bigger than devito, the smaller and weaker of the pair (and possibly more of a small-time crook).
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Cyrus has spent the last half-decade focusing on music save a few cameo appearances and Saturday Night Live gigs; May last acted in Allen's slight 2000 crime comedy Small Time Crooks.
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Now, Inslee has announced the Marijuana Justice Initiative, a plan to expedite record clearances for thousands of citizens who were convicted of small-time possession charges before the law came into effect.
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Mitchell had been visiting her lover, the artist Mike Goldberg, in a mental institution—a small-time thief, he had accepted this alternative to jail—when she was raped by an attendant.
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Brienza's operation is one of the biggest in town, but it's a small-time operation compared to the frontrunner, a multimillion-dollar company called Coinmint that is officially registered in Puerto Rico.
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The MPAA isn't interested in small-time players, only those websites which are involved in the large-scale piracy of full-length movies, especially films in pre-release or still in theaters.
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Like a number of others who have drifted into terrorist behavior, Mr. Lakdim had a history as a petty criminal and small-time drug trafficker, and he had served time in prison.
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François (Karim Leklou) is a meek, small-time drug dealer in the Paris suburbs who wants to go straight by securing the North African franchise for a brand of frozen ice pops.
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He has lifted the controls of the command economy to allow small-time trading, smuggling and "shuttle traders" who move with ease between China and his nation, economists and Chinese businesspeople say.
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Working as a small-time prostitute in London, Stephanie's revenge tale unfolds with a chance meeting with journalist Keith Proctor (Raza Jaffrey), whose stunning information changes the dreary trajectory of her life.
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But he spent his early life in poverty: His father started out as a bootlegger and small-time pig farmer before finding success in restaurants and pachinko, the Japanese offshoot of pinball.
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Leaders in Rome are worried that forcing small-time investors to take a hit would make them susceptible to appeals by the populist Five Star Movement or the right wing Northern League.
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Kansao convinced a court to seize the plant as the remedy for a relatively small-time business dispute - over GM's termination of his franchises - that mushroomed into a 17-year court battle.
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In her own wardrobe and makeup, Badu plays a flowing-haired, incense-burning spirit-guide-cum-small-time-weed-dealer with otherworldly comic timing and a tenuous foothold on the terrestrial plane.
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It was the kind of small-time PSA that tends to get unnoticed by the national press, fixated as it is on the Trump-Russia investigation and the possible collapse of the Republic.
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Business from small-time cafés to conglomerates like Starbucks and American Airlines to even entire states like California are pledging to ban single-use straws in an effort to become more environmentally-conscious.
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Small-time landlords like the Yims will respond in one of two ways: they'll either try to filter out bad eggs by jacking up rent and toughening rental criteria, or they'll just sell.
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The fundraiser site is the first major company of its kind to launch an equity crowdfunding arm after a federal rule change opened the door for small-time private investors earlier this year.
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" And when Cruz said Trump couldn't beat Clinton, Trump fired back that he hasn't attacked Clinton but one small time, and after his attack, "they had a rough weekend between Bill and Hillary.
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Given that the opioid epidemic has now been building up for literally decades, this is a pretty small time frame for overdose data, and could be a blip more than a real downturn.
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On Thursday, a jury convicted a small-time car thief, Lonnie D. Franklin Jr., of 10 murders, capping nearly three months of wrenching testimony and decades of uncertainty for the victims' shattered families.
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Recent research also disproved the theory that vitamin D improves bone health and prevents fractures, but some experts disagree with this, citing small time periods and sample sizes as well as insufficient dosages.
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Several thousand people, mostly small-time drug users and dealers, have died at the hands of police and suspected vigilantes since Duterte took office on June 30, promising to eradicate the drug menace.
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Scripted by the Mischief founding members Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields, all of whom appear in the show, the scenario involving small-town, small-time crooks possibly shouldn't bear undue scrutiny.
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Search for a way to make sesame noodles and you'll see results promising to be "quick and easy" or "the world's best" from glossy food magazines, television personalities, and small-time bloggers alike.
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But some analysts say Mr. Schulz should have put more emphasis on his tenure in the European Union post and less on his experience as a small-time mayor, nearly two decades ago.
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While publicly traded companies like American Homes 2000 Rent and Colony Starwood Homes are major players in this market, most single-family rental properties are owned by small-time investors, like Mr. Bahr.
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Paper Boi and Darius arrive to complete the deal at a trailer in the woods, where "Gang," a song by the small-time, unsigned rapper Max P, is playing quietly from the speakers.
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He stands out from the pack, essentially, in how deeply he embraces the ethic of impunity, bragging about it to Billy Bush or screwing over small-time contractors as a routine business practice.
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Duterte's administration has already killed at least 7,000 people, mostly small-time drug users and dealers, in a bloody war on drugs that Human Rights Watch says may amount to crimes against humanity.
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The nomenclature of the country's far-right party neatly illustrates the shift: 20 years ago, the big noise in small-time fascism was the British National Party; now it is the English Defence League.
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You'll start with a small-time Twitter account and slowly build followers by feeding their appetite for fear and anger, while deflecting fact-checkers' criticism and muddling straightforward issues with minimally plausible conspiracy theories.
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But these days, with every big-time and small-time designer adding the LBD to their collections, the market is flooded with every kind of black dress imaginable — and it's hard to stand out.
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The law could hinder police who can no longer use as leverage the threat of a felony charge against small-time users to get information to lead them to suppliers or traffickers, she said.
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More specifically, he's a former small-time criminal who has now stolen the Ant-Man suit from its owners multiple times, most recently in order to go joy-riding on Captain America's Germany mission.
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READ MORE: Don't Leave Your Unwanted Meat in the Detergent Aisle at the Grocery Store, You Monsters Some have pointed the finger at local police for not caring about the repeated, small-time theft.
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This episode is another reminder that if you're a successful antihero on a prestige TV show you're definitely going to screw over the small-time business owner who knew you when at some point.
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Merchants using its European marketplaces will be able, in certain circumstances, to take Amazon to court in their own country, whereas before this was only possible in Luxembourg - a deterrent for small-time traders.
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Flare will also verify certain users to give them credibility, a way the company hopes to increase the chances that small-time business owners can get feedback from CEOs and other well-known businesspeople.
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"I heard one guy say he used Nestlé Quik," Turner said, explaining that small-time dealers are everywhere and typically carry only a few grams, a pebble-sized amount that can be easily concealed.
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In the United States, most small-time investors have gone to the San Francisco company Coinbase, which provides a Bitcoin brokerage service, similar to Charles Schwab, as well as an exchange for larger investors.
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A baby is on the way — "that just happened" — but they have no idea how they are going to pay for the additional costs with the money he makes as a small-time trader.
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This is what small-town, small-time soccer has always looked like, not only here but in thousands of similar places across Europe: low-key games between low-key teams in low-key leagues.
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Mr. Bahr found his house through a California-based company called HomeUnion, a one-stop shop for small-time investors that helps people buy, renovate and rent properties in 0003 markets around the country.
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The Chinese police and the news media have in recent months issued warnings and reports accusing Shanxinhui of swindling small-time investors through extravagant promises paid for by luring in yet more gullible investors.
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More broadly, Fiji's kava harvests have been inconsistent for years because of outdated techniques; the casual attitude of small-time farming has led to poor-quality products that do not pack the same pop.
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Rivalries between Chicago's increasingly splintered gangs and cliques over sales of heroin, Ecstasy, prescription drugs and marijuana have given way to gunfire — even among small-time sellers who see themselves as only peripherally involved.
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The Controlled Substances Act federally bans marijuana for any purpose, including medical use, but federal law enforcement agencies lack resources for small-time pot busts and federal courts usually ignore all but the largest cases.
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As an ex-cop, Gus was well acquainted with small-time crooks like Tommy D., who turns up at the hotel and gets nowhere when he begs him to investigate the murder of his son.
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Human rights groups believe the death toll could be far higher than the one the police give, and accuse law enforcement of summarily executing suspected drug users and small-time dealers, using only cursory intelligence.
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The confiscation seemed unreasonable to the small-time drug dealer, so Mr Timbs sued, arguing that the Eighth Amendment's bar on "excessive fines" protected him from having so much of his property grabbed by authorities.
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He started out as a small-time trafficker and worked his way up to the top of the food chain, and that ascent would not have been possible without a series of very unlikely events.
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Yet such shipments into north-western Europe are the small-time "ant trade" of the region's arms industry, says Ivan Zverzhanovski, co-ordinator of SEESAC, an organisation working on small-arms control in the Balkans.
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When a small-time hood is bailed out by someone with a suspiciously large amount of money, the two follow a trail that leads to a vault that they think must contain something exceedingly valuable.
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By incarcerating small-time users, we have broken up families, greatly increased the likelihood that spouses and children will fall into the social services safety net, and set up a generation of children for failure.
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Increasingly, this has meant treating overdose deaths as murders and seeking to level harsh penalties against dealers, even small-time drug users like Tommy Kosto, who have supplied people with the drugs that killed them.
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Mr. Brown cuts the hair of his quasi-protégé Kevin, a teenager content to do small-time drug dealing until he can graduate to something bigger — Kevin has a "Scarface" poster hanging in his house.
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The idea evolved after Mr. Good, who was running the bureau's first Long Island office, in Hauppauge, saw a routine F.B.I. memo about Mel Weinberg, a reputed small-time con man operating in the vicinity.
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Because they elected to actually not eliminate tons of small-time deductions that all have their own little constituencies, there's no way you could come close to actually listing every conceivable deduction on a postcard.
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So late last year, when a small-time drug dealer approached him in his rectory in one of Manila's oldest districts, the Roman Catholic priest, recalling his own checkered past, could not turn her away.
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In the next few days, he got calls from his sister, from his favorite cousin, from an uncle whom everybody in the family was scared of because he was a small-time politician and gangster.
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Claiming to be an attorney, an undercover Homeland Security agent, an ex-fighter pilot who had been shot down over Vietnam and a terminally ill cancer patient, he worked a variety of small-time scams.
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BANGALORE, India — There was the usual afternoon disorder on Hongasandra Main Road: the crowd of peddlers and small-time godmen, cows nosing through piles of trash, factory workers with ID cards slung around their necks.
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Instead of individual hackers and small-time criminal organizations, Russia, China, North Korea and Iran now make up the quartet of adversaries the United States should be most concerned with when it comes to cybersecurity.
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The streets where Elena and Lila play and the shops where their parents buy food are controlled by small-time criminals, and their power struggles are a constant undercurrent in both the show and books.
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Although Royce Rizzy and Burberry Perry are relatively small-time—neither, at the time of their lawsuits, had a record label or the international pedigree that Aqua had behind them—their plight is nonetheless worth consideration.
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After being "banned permanently" from conservative media site The Blaze, Tomi Lahren could lose the very thing that elevated her from small-time PC-culture critic to an omnipresent conservative commentator: her 4.2 million Facebook fans.
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"If small-time con artists and Third World gold-diggers can obtain green cards with so little resistance, then surely terrorists can do (and have done) the same," they wrote in a blog post in 2008.
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Originally a small-time criminal and aspiring rap artist, he became religious around 2010 in response to what he claimed in an ISIS interview was "homosexual teachers" who pressured students to eat pork at school meals.
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That's how you end up with stories like the one about the kid from from Newcastle who ran a small time indie music forum, yet ended up being imprisoned for damages in excess of £240 million.
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The ban will push many small-time vendors out of business since they will no longer be allowed to receive or ship salamanders across state lines — and may give some an incentive to join illegal trade.
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And news this week of Butina's arrest by federal authorities has longtime friends in this usually quiet part of the American homeland wondering what brought the alleged Russian spy and the small-time Midwestern businessman together.
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"If the Justice Department really means business, we'll see criminal charges brought against executives who run the pharmaceuticals companies that have flooded the market with opioids, not just small-time doctors who overprescribe," Dr. Kolodny said.
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Mr. Jordan appeared in Woody Allen's "Broadway Danny Rose" (1984) as himself, one of a chorus of comics reminiscing at the Carnegie Delicatessen about the small-time talent agent of the title played by Mr. Allen.
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Charles Bradley, the journeyman soul singer whose beleaguered rasp and passionate live performances turned him from an itinerant worker and small-time James Brown impersonator into a late-in-life headliner, died on Saturday in Brooklyn.
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His parents, Danny and Rae Levitch, were entertainers — his father a song-and-dance man, his mother a pianist — who used the name Lewis when they appeared in small-time vaudeville and at Catskills resort hotels.
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The more compelling story lines belong to Charlie Creed-Miles as George, a mild-mannered cabdriver who seems a magnet for bad luck, and Franz Drameh as Kingsley, a small-time drug dealer with literary aspirations.
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For just five bucks a month, a subscription to the service will give you access to nearly a hundred games, bringing everything from small time-wasters to indie-game darlings to all of your Apple devices.
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The fear of the possibility that he would not be able to siphon seats from Bennett next time on Election Day caused him to act like a small-time grocery owner, instead of a national leader.
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"Mikey and Nicky" (1976), which she also wrote, is a dark dazzler about two small-time mobsters and childhood friends — played by Falk and John Cassavetes — one of whom has heard he's been marked for death.
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Whether playing the infatuated gangster's moll, the resigned prisoner drained of spirit, the hardened and scrounging ex-convict, or the small-time, seen-it-all maven that Qiao eventually becomes, Zhao is never less than convincing.
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"If you're encouraging people to request something in a small time window, you really have to know your logistics to make a profit," says Adam Elmachtoub, a professor of industrial engineering and operations research at Columbia University.
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Here's how he went from getting bullied in school to small-time entrepreneur to CEO of two major companies that seem like they're straight out of science fiction — and how he almost went broke along the way.
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From a small-time robber to his first murder and subsequent run-ins with Maqsood (Farhan Akhtar in a toupee and signature squeaky voice trying his best to play Dawood Ibrahim), the policeman learns everything about Gawli.
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Granted, the stakes are financially higher than they were in "American Buffalo," in that our older guy is no small-time grifter but one of American's richest wheeler-dealers, a maker of kings in business and politics.
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Last September, a BuzzFeed News investigation revealed the FSB had begun recruiting cross-border smugglers and human traffickers — mainly small-time criminals smuggling cheap cigarettes and gas who collaborate with the FSB after being threatened with prosecution.
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Duterte has been accused of failing to identify the sources of the drugs or the money trail, and rights groups say his crackdown is driven largely by fear and overwhelmingly targets small-time users in impoverished communities.
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The small-time mainland traders have long been a source of anger among some in Hong Kong who argue that they have fuelled inflation, dodged taxes, diluted the town's identity and caused a spike in property prices.
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Matthew Thorton, an inmate with a reputation for causing trouble and a criminal record that details two decades of drug arrests and small-time crimes, was attacked as he came out of the shower in his cell.
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In last season's finale, Hannah takes him on a disastrous date to her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend's art show, before a small time jump reveals that they end up together, walking arm in arm through the snow.
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Alibaba Group said on Wednesday that its revenue grew strongly in the three months through the end of September, as the myriad brands and small-time vendors on its online shopping sites kept spending heavily on advertising.
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Well, it takes place in a city on the Moon, humanity's only city that's not on Earth, and the main character is a woman who's a small-time criminal, and she gets in way over her head.
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Based on novels by Joe Lansdale, the series follows the titular characters, played by James Purefoy and Michael Kenneth Williams, respectively, as they make their way through the small-time criminal underbelly of Texas in the 1980s.
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But he was baffled by the prosecutors' decision to go after ambitious but small-time operators like Dawkins and not head coaches or executives, saying that the evidence — which prosecutors have shared — was there to charge them.
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While ruling that Mr. Hernandez's multiple small-time arrests and various antics over the last year did not violate his plea agreement, the judge instructed the rapper to stay away from known gang members — or risk prison.
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" Alas, Season 5 is here, and it opens with the small-time lawyer Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) settling into his new practice as Saul Goodman — the sleazy lawyer to the guilty we first met in "Breaking Bad.
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When the lifeless body of a 2000-year-old man was found two years ago in the apartment of Ed Buck, a small-time Democratic donor and political activist, the authorities described it as an accidental overdose.
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When the lifeless body of a 2000-year-old man was found two years ago in the apartment of Ed Buck, a small-time Democratic donor and political activist, the authorities described it as an accidental overdose.
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In 2012, Levesque helped launch NXT, which is basically the WWE's minor league feeder system—a more rough-around-the-edges extension of WWE that borrows its branding, production, and color from small-time indie wrestling circuits.
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We have an excellent idea of what corporations could do with such a gift: like Wells Fargo, they might try and make it virtually impossible for customers to prevent small-time rip-offs and change their shady behavior.
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And while that's nice, here's the tricky thing about these built-in social media mechanisms that allow you to became a small-time advocate: They make it all too easy, and the result amounts to a hollow gesture.
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Justice Roberto Barroso, a Yale graduate and constitutional law professor, said 50 years of war against drugs had failed miserably, clogging jails with small-time dealers and fueling a violent gang battle for control of the lucrative trade.
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And as far as experience is concerned, the Veteran's Administration, which is approximately 13 million people, is so big you could run the biggest hospital system in the world and it's small-time compared to the Veteran's Administration.
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Filling your cup with soda when you actually asked for free water at a fast food chain might make you feel like Thomas Crown (or Donald Trump Jr.), but the truth is you're not even small-time, kid.
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Eric Posner, a legal theorist at the University of Chicago, has called Twitter users a "slave labor force," and small-time YouTube celebrities have objected to the platform's efforts to make it harder for YouTubers to monetize videos.
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Years of small indignities piled up, the minor court cases, like the one with the neighbor who allegedly conned him in a small-time bank swindle that involved transferring someone else's money to him and paying her back.
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Today the stationery show is less of a refined get-together for those in service of ladies who lunch and more of a showcase for small-time artisans, tattooed and ink-stained printers, and iPad stylus drawers alike.
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Nonetheless, this virtuoso is strictly small-time compared to Mikel Murfi, the inexhaustibly multifarious writer, director and sole performer of "I Hear You and Rejoice," which opened on Sunday night at the Irish Arts Center in Hell's Kitchen.
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Unmoored by Dina, Sydney strikes up a mutual sarcasm pact with Stanley (Wyatt Oleff), an affable weirdo and extremely small-time pot dealer who becomes her would-be boyfriend and, as her powers reveal themselves, self-appointed sidekick.
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John Cassavetes was such a fan of Ms. May that he appeared alongside his frequent collaborator Peter Falk in her fantastic "Mikey and Nicky," about a small-time hood in trouble who calls an old friend for help.
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The city-slicker Byrdes adjust to their new surroundings and interact with local residents — including criminals, both small-time and large-scale — who are Southern Gothic stereotypes to a degree you wouldn't expect in a prestige Netflix drama.
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In the 2140th Precinct, at the southern tip of the Bronx, as in other poor, minority neighborhoods across the country, people long hounded for small-time infractions are crying out for more protection against grievous injury or death.
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After four days of difficult deliberations, a jury in Manhattan found a small-time drug dealer guilty on Monday of murdering a police officer during a desperate flight from a gunfight with other gang members in October 2015.
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It's an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks who live in a small house, scratch out a living, and take in a young girl who appears to have lost her family altogether.
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When you hit the glass ceiling with street celebrity or gangsterism, how do you continue to do something counter cultural, but that feeds your soul after all the petty arms house and small time glamour loses its shine?
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The three friends — reticent ringleader Alex (Dylan Minnette), renegade Money (Daniel Zovatto), and ever-watchful Rocky (Jane Levy) — have been successfully running a series of small-time break-ins using house codes taken from Alex's father's security company.
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And the only one who saw the bigger picture as clearly as possible was Ray's girlfriend, Nikki Swango (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), who might have been a small-time criminal but recognized the likes of herself when she saw them.
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In October of last year, a group of US senators reached broad agreement on a plan to overhaul the criminal justice system, chiefly by rolling back harsh punishments for small-time, nonviolent offenders in the proposed Sentencing Reform Act.
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The film is an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks who live in a small house, scratch out a living, and take in a young girl who appears to have lost her family.
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Yet for everyone we saw return to The Hills, there are questions about who didn't, from small time players like occasional frenemy Jen Bunney (where is she???) to the show's leading ladies, former rivals Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari.
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In a note titled "All-time highs, small-time flows," strategists said that despite these levels investors were not piling into equities and high-yield bonds at an exuberant rate, remaining cautious of a widely anticipated fall from highs.
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The losses will be felt most acutely by hobbyists and small-time vendors that only trade domestic species; FWS estimates that about $2.3 million in losses, about 60 percent of the overall estimate, will come from small businesses alone.
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The documents filed this week indicated that the tax agency was interested in going after both large tax evaders as well as small-time Bitcoin users who might not be recording their virtual currency transactions properly for tax purposes.
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The case started when officials in Indiana, which has a law allowing the state to take property used to commit crimes, seized a $42,000 Land Rover from a former drug addict and small-time drug dealer named Tyson Timbs.
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Set in 1972, in an English village on the edge of a moor, the movie follows Julie and Andrew (Mickey Sumner and Ruben Crow), married small-time journalists who notice suspicious military activity in the area and take photographs.
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Marion Cotillard plays Ewa, a young Pole who is separated from her sister at Ellis Island and who falls into the world of a small-time theatre impresario and pimp (Phoenix), who holds her in an ever-changing relationship.
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Interviews with dozens of law enforcement and intelligence officials, and a review of documents, indicate that the gang dabbles in small-time drug dealing, gun sales, prostitution and extortion, with some members receiving just enough money to get by.
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An increasing number of kids have dreams of fame on YouTube after growing up watching their role models start as small-time vloggers filming low-quality content in their bedrooms and become wildly popular names embarking on world tours.
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Whether he was leading Florida to a national championship or playing in the white-hot spotlight of the Super Bowl in 20133, his inner circle of friends included small-time ne'er-do-wells he knew from the old neighborhood.
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A number of investors, including small-time pension holders and retail investors, were faced with perplexing questions when they lost their savings in these crisis-stricken investment banks, which were later bailed out by the government using taxpayers' money.
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If working-class white Americans could convince themselves to back an inheritance billionaire against a group of small-time construction subcontractors, they'll have no problem coming up with reasons a female Ivy League professor doesn't deserve his money either.
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But it's more than staff — Howlett argues that while the agency is happy to go after the "low-hanging fruit" of small-time tax avoiders or someone who accidentally broke the rules, they're letting the big fish go free.
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There are hundreds of other small-time thieves like him, he says nervously, supplementing their income on a Sunday evening by fanning out to sell bike-loads of coal to owners of iron works and brick kilns, and tea brewers.
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It's as if the aforementioned mobile-desktop tipping point is playing out on the political landscape, with Clinton and Bush as the familiar and powerful but static PCs, and Trump and Sanders the fleet-footed, flexible but small-time smartphones.
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Small-time financiers like Patil would typically lend cash to farmers and traders every day, providing a vital source of funding for a rural economy largely shut out of the banking sector, albeit at interest rates of about 2000 percent.
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She says she approves of Duterte's draconian clampdown on illegal drugs in which more than 7,600 small-time dealers, users and others have been killed over the seven months since he took office, about a third of them in police operations.
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NASA is in the business of giving small-time scientists and engineers opportunities: its small business grants, open data initiatives and other efforts are meant to empower the high school kid or hobbyist who could be the next Wernher von Braun.
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The show also cleverly builds on prior seasons, while throwing in tantalizing tidbits like introducing El Chapo -- a small-time soldier destined for bigger, more infamous things -- whose trial in New York is a reminder how current this all is.
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But no security system is a match for Scott Lang, the small-time criminal-turned Marvel superhero (played by Paul Rudd) whose electronics expertise and high-tech shrinking suit allow him to infiltrate bank vaults and secret bases with ease.
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But The New York Times has uncovered that some small-time merchants and villagers in Pingyang County control multibillion-dollar stakes in Anbang Insurance Group, the company that bought the Waldorf and has been making waves with its enormous deals.
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And as a depiction of earnest amateurs' being creative (the marathon's proposed themes include a Genesis concept album), "Miles for Mary" flirts with the condescension that occasionally surfaces in Christopher Guest's mockumentaries about small-time theater troupes and dog shows.
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In this, her second walk on the wild side, it was easier to believe Ms. Wexler as a small-time, albeit reluctant, hustler, mostly because she gets so little joy from her work as an associate at Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill.
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Inspired by the the scant irreverent voices in rock journalism—namely Lester Bangs, Richard Meltzer, Mike Saunders, and Nick Tosche— Parrett and others like him created small-time publications that predated the now-infamous punk 'zine boom by almost a decade.
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The film is an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks who live in a small house, scratch out a living, and take in a young girl who appears to have lost her family altogether.
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"The Last Movie Star" centers on Vic Edwards (Burt Reynolds), an alcoholic, washed-up actor who travels to a Nashville film festival to receive an honor without realizing that the event is a small-time, back-of-the-bar affair.
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It's fitting, then, that although he and his team have done their homework at delis in the States, they've called on some of Berlin's best small-time artisanal producers for everything from their Vietnamese iced coffee to their slow-cured pastrami.
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Below that, Amazon serves up books from small-time authors with titles like The Wuhan Coronavirus Survival Manual and the Fuck Coronavirus Swear Coloring Book, with a few listings for things like disinfectant wipes, masks, and medical exam gloves sprinkled in.
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New York sports talk radio legend Mike Francesa shares Trump's drowsy peevishness, a passion for opaque interpersonal feuds with his similarly blowsy peers, and an abiding belief that he has never been wrong, but is finally too small-time an operator.
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So Eleanor sets out to fix it, with the expertise of Chidi (William Jackson Harper), a student of moral philosophy; Tahani (Jameela Jamil), a self-absorbed socialite; and Jason (Manny Jacinto), a small-time Florida criminal and Molotov cocktail enthusiast.
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While violating that law alone would be a relatively small-time misdemeanor, an investigation into whether the Trump Org potentially cooked its own books during the hush-money payment saga could be just the start of Vance's inquiry into Trump's business.
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Unfortunately, living the dream takes money, a lot more than Lewan can muster playing weddings and other small-time gigs with his polka band, as well as manning a gift shop with his wife (played by Jenny Slate) in Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
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The collapse of the cases will be a blow to Duterte, who has been criticised by political opponents and human rights groups for primarily targeting small-time users and dealers in a brutal campaign that has left drugs kingpins largely untouched.
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The city is starkly unequal and controlled by an authoritarian corporate-friendly government, with some areas parceled out to small-time despots — like a renovated Bastille where inmates have their memories confiscated, leaving them unaware that the outside world exists.
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Officer Wallace's testimony came on the third day of the trial of Tyrone Howard, a small-time drug dealer known as Peanut who is accused of murdering Officer Holder on that desolate footbridge over Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive on Oct.
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In the present, Albert is all grown up and hanging out with Charlie (Rupert Grint of the "Harry Potter" movies, also an executive producer here), a small-time hustler, and Billy (Lucien Laviscount of "Scream Queens"), an up-and-coming boxer.
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"In the eyes of some senior officials, even people like Jack Ma and Pony Ma are just small-time businessmen," Mr. Chen said in an interview, referring to the founders of Alibaba and Tencent, two of China's biggest private enterprises.
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The justices found that the Eighth Amendment's bar on "excessive fines" should include actions in states and localities, in a ruling that stemmed from the case of a small-time drug offender whose $26,000 Land Rover was seized by Indiana officials.
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Many small-time construction contractors hire full-time workers who should be classified as employees but are kept on as freelancers or paid under the table, said Kyle Makarios, political director for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.
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For all of the show's problematic depictions of America's overpoliced underclass, its air of authentic grittiness drew me in — a sort of counterprogramming to the wealth worship and small-time narcissism of the other reality shows that sprang up around it.
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He objected in particular to a provision calling for a sentence of up to life in prison for sellers of as few as three vials of crack, about $50 worth, arguing that small-time offenders would be punished too harshly.
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Declining prices and changes to California's medical marijuana law, which will be further affected by the passage of Prop 64, have forced 30 to 40 percent of small-time growers to quit the game, according to one industry insider's estimate.
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What started in 1995 as a small-time charity that focused on donating books to children in Tennessee, the state where Parton grew up, has grown into a global organization, mailing out 1 million books a month to kids all over the world.
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Human rights activists had been hoping that leaders at the summit, including Trump, would raise the issue of the thousands of users and small-time pushers killed in the campaign that was launched by Duterte after he took office in mid-2016.
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Now, it seems, he'd like to go back to small-time con artistry, and he demonstrates what he means, on the spot, by fleecing an obnoxious, foul-mouthed stockbroker who is drinking at the same bar and shouting into his cellphone earpiece.
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Only a handful of Syrian war-crimes cases, all involving small-time members of IS or anti-government militias (some of whom are German citizens), have so far made it to trial, though a further 30 or so may soon do so.
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He appointed himself a Superior Judge of Colorado and participated in a weekly conference call where derelict taxpayers, small-time criminals, and cantankerous old men discussed plans to create an armed group of "Continental United States Marshals" to carry out their work.
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The episodes move at such a rapid pace that there's no time to consider the intricacies of how, exactly, a foreign government could excavate hundreds of feet beneath a suburban mall under the noses of a bunch of small-time city officials.
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It centered on Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), a US attorney for the Southern District of New York, who grew tired of prosecuting small-time crimes and decided to take down Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis), a titan of finance he knew was crooked.
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It felt exciting to be friends with an elusive bad boy who orbited on a level far above the small-time dealers I'd fucked with in Playa and LA. I still wasn't even sure what he did exactly, but would soon find out.
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Duterte has vowed to jail or kill what he calls "drug lords" as part of a bloody war on drugs in which small-time peddlers and slum dwellers have borne the brunt of a crackdown in which police have killed thousands of people.
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As the bad father figure, who double-crosses Dignan, Caan says his lines as if his character from The Godfather, Sonny Corleone, hadn't been shot up by the Tattaglias but had moved to Dallas to become a landscaper and small-time crook.
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Human rights groups say the anti-drugs crackdown, the signature policy of the populist Duterte, has been disastrous and has almost entirely targeted the poor, with most of those killed or arrested drug users and small-time dealers, with narcotics kingpins largely untouched.
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Knowing that Jughead's dad will loom large over the show presents the possibility that maybe Fred's time is over, and that the reign of the small-time criminals with dark secrets — of whom F.P. is basically the king of — is just beginning.
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Amid the frenzy, though, anxiety is growing in some corners of the state that corporate money will squeeze out not only the small-time growers, but also the hippie values that have been an essential part of marijuana's place in California culture.
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All this is happening even before we've been properly introduced to various other important characters, such as Benny (Blister) Krill, a small-time crook and big-time "Bayou Brethren" fan who is, if anything, stupider and meaner than his hero, Buck Nance.
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"It was a pre-existing network that came together to do small time trafficking or other things and it was at least partly used to help in Salah Abdeslam's flight," Frédéric Van Leeuw, the Belgium federal prosecutor, said on Belgian television on Saturday.
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From his early days as a small-time marijuana farmer, Mr. Giraldo had grown into El Patrón, a narcotics kingpin and paramilitary commander whose anti-insurgent mission had devolved into a murderous criminal enterprise controlling much of Colombia's mountain-draped northern coast.
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At the bail appeal hearing early this week, arguments focused on whether Baratov was merely a small-time hacker-for-hire or a key player in the scheme, the first time the U.S. government had criminally charged Russian spies for cyber offenses.
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Scott Lang was once a small-time crook, but he found his inner hero when he connected with Hank Pym and put on the Ant-Man suit, which allows him to shrink down to sub-microscopic levels or grow to a towering height.
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The hours the senator spends after speeches taking selfies with the people or thanking small-time donors with surprise phone calls, she has said, are time some of her fellow presidential candidates seem to be spending making back-door deals and courting corporations.
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If you've followed Kaufman's career, you will recognize echoes of what he's doing from an earlier venture: He was formerly the CEO of Quirky, a group-sourced invention factory that was supposed to help small-time makers get their products built and sold.
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Phinney's death occurred against the backdrop of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's nearly two-year-old "war on drugs," which critics say has led to the deaths of thousands of small-time drug users and dealers in execution-style killings by law enforcement.
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It can also figure out if two people know each other by looking at the metadata of photos uploaded in a small time frame in a small geographic area and then comparing the scratches and dust on the lens of the camera that took them.
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Jack Black stars as Jan Lewan, an upbeat Polish immigrant who assembles a polka band, starts a tchotchke store, marries former small-time beauty queen Marla (Obvious Child's Jenny Slate), and works odd jobs, trying to amass the money to build himself a small empire.
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This year's latest gender-swapped remake is The Hustle, which turns Dirty Rotten Scoundrels — a comedy about a classy con man and small-time hustler competing to scam a mark — into a film about two women working together to con bad (and rich) men.
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Facebook can figure out if two people know each other by looking at the metadata of photos uploaded in a small time frame in a small geographic area and then comparing the scratches and dust on the lens of the camera that took them.
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The decline and fall, when it comes, is not entirely new to the Scorsese canon: in "Casino", the last film which he, Mr De Niro and Mr Pesci made together, the antihero is reduced from being a celebrity high-roller to a small-time tipster.
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The firm was founded by Basant and Roop Bansal, two brothers who grew up in a nearby village and started off as small-time land aggregators, known for buying cheap land from farmers and selling parcels at steep markups to larger and better-known developers.
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Artemis takes place on the titular lunar colony, where small-time smuggler Jazz is about to take the leap to greatness by committing the perfect crime — only to find herself enmeshed in a shadowy conspiracy that will determine the fate of the colony itself.
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The influx of Russian and Chinese guns comes at a time when Duterte's police forces are being widely accused of extensive human rights abuses in a violent anti-narcotics campaign that human rights groups say has killed thousands of mostly small-time peddlers and users.
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On Monday, Ms. Swift was criticized in some corners after the ACLU of Northern California pushed back against a letter from Ms. Swift's attorney demanding the takedown of a small-time blog post that linked the singer's music to the alt-right and white supremacy.
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"It is unclear to us why it is in our national interests — much less the interests of justice — to exile a productive member of our society to a country he hasn't lived in since childhood for committing a relatively small-time drug offense," she wrote.
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Mr. Lascañas, 56, said that he was the leader of the Davao Death Squad, a group that he said Mr. Duterte had formed to go after small-time drug dealers and petty criminals but that later evolved into a force to eliminate political opponents.
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But Finney's quieter work is just as revelatory, capturing the head-down doggedness of this lifelong and (until then) small-time attorney who suddenly finds himself dealing with the both the case of a lifetime and a force of nature intent on seeing it through.
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I have argued in favor of police officers who roughly handled an unruly, small-time mayor in our area suspected of a DUI, saying that officer safety was paramount, that we must provide them a bit of leeway so they could make it home to their families.
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At its core, V2G advocates for the democratization of energy markets by allowing small-time players to use their vehicles to provide electricity—either to the grid, to their neighbors, or to their own homes—and potentially earn a little bit of revenue while doing so.
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That could help address a gripe from some that the board has been punitive when it comes to addressing small-time violations, like misuse of a city vehicle by a city worker, while at the same time declining to take enforcement action against Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President-elect Rodrigo Duterte's vow to root out crime and drug abuse will get a boost from the country's first-time acting win at the Cannes Film Festival for a drama on a small-time drug dealer, a senator and anti-crime advocate said.
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The main four: This group includes former LAPD officer and FBI agent Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker), who sets the series in motion by trying to get close to street racer and small-time criminal Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his girlfriend Leticia "Letty" Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez).
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It pretends the upstarts from Cali did not rise to preeminence until after the "King of Coke" had fallen, when the Cali organization had been a pioneer in the drug trade since Escobar was still stealing cars and running small-time pot shipments in the 1970s.
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This is especially true of the 1995 movie Friday, which details a single day in the life of a neighborhood in South Central L.A. The film stars Ice Cube as Craig, a 22-year-old struggling to find direction, and Chris Tucker as a small-time dealer.
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Yet the area is home to a tiny group of just such people — small-time merchants and villagers who happen to control multibillion-dollar stakes in the Anbang Insurance Group, which owns the Waldorf Astoria in New York and a portfolio of global names and properties.
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But during his short career, spent interacting with Rio's black musical culture, this white, middle-class singer and songwriter envisioned samba as a national identity: The heroes of his narratives were small-time rogues for whom samba was a source of pride and a life force.
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Pure genre films are the exception, but they're present — Seijun Suzuki's "Kanto Wanderer" (1963) is a B-movie yakuza entertainment, but the small-time scrambling of the gangsters, the nostalgia for a more prosperous and chivalrous era and the harborside Shinagawa setting are all shitamachi signifiers.
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Although Attica was a high-security prison, predating the great incarceration crisis of the next decades, the population was the usual mixture of small-time thieves and mid-level drug dealers, mixed in with a handful of violent offenders and some imports from earlier prison riots.
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It probably seems easy to treat Pump like a clown, but he isn't some small-time Soundcloud rapper anymore; he's a bona fide part of the zeitgeist, an artist signed to a multimillion-dollar major label recording contract, who has captured the hearts and minds of disaffected teenagers everywhere.
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Battle Royale and Death Note star Tatsuya Fujiwara has a major role, but the most notable part is a small-time elderly mob boss played by yakuza movie legend "Beat" Takeshi Kitano, whose turn is laced with pathos and woven through the heart of Yakuza 6's narrative.
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The total combined revenues for the Mid-Eastern and Southwestern Athletic Conferences that year, according to a USA Today database, were roughly $289 million—a competitive amount when compared to other small-time Division I football conferences, but a pittance compared to the big-time bowl-eligible ones.
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While she said she was lucky there was only a small time difference between Australia and New Zealand, Cardinal suggested it was still important to try and not bother people when they're not expected to be at work, as well as keeping on top of their personal details.
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Among other things, I had the misfortune once to meet someone connected with her "Prevezon" company (this was in Washington) and like Masha Gessen of the New Yorker, I'm more likely to think these people are small-time scam artists of a type that's depressingly familiar in Russia.
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The action, which came in an 8-to-1 vote by the Board of Supervisors, makes San Francisco the first major American city to block a tool that many police forces are turning to in the search for both small-time criminal suspects and perpetrators of mass carnage.
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And, he said, the fact that no informant has stepped forward in all these years speaks to a quintessential Boston characteristic — the "closed culture" and tribal nature of its people, especially small-time hoodlums, he said, who would likely confess to a murder before informing on someone. Mrs.
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Approachable, genuine and undeniably charismatic, Mr. DeMarco, who turns 27 on Sunday, April 30, is a recognizable archetype to anyone familiar with small-time local music scenes — a trendsetting merrymaker likely to get drunk and pull down his pants onstage, but who also happens to be a devoted songwriter.
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The main character, a small-time Las Vegas gangster who gets embroiled in the movie business, has been renamed Miles Daley (from Chili Palmer) and, in an even greater change, will be played by the Irish comic actor Chris O'Dowd — quite a switch from the film's John Travolta.
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After helping transform U.S. Soccer from a small-time governing body into a financial juggernaut with a $100 million annual budget and reserves of nearly twice that amount, he had a heart transplant in 2016, and most observers had expected him to leave after the 2018 World Cup.
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Elsa's characterization stands in direct opposition to that of her younger sister, Anna, who is so hungry for love and affection (after essentially growing up without either in a big, empty palace) that she throws herself at the first guy who glances at her, the small-time prince Hans.
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In college athletics, volleyball, water polo, sailing, tennis and soccer are relatively small-time affairs that don't fill stadiums or drive billion-dollar media contracts, and that is why they are at the center of what was described as the broadest college admissions fraud the Justice Department has uncovered.
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Detroit execs are on the front lines of managing what a lot of longtime Trump observers have known for years: The president claims to be a dealmaking business genius, but his business background is small-time real-estate development for a rinky-dink family operation punctuated with bankruptcies and bilked partners.
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Foremost among these was the 1751 Gin Act, which prohibited distillers from selling to unlicensed merchants and also increased the fees charged to small-time merchants—a decision that led to gin no longer being sold in small gin shops, but rather the bigger pubs where quality control was tighter.
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In the United States, where freedom of expression is guaranteed by the First Amendment, courts have ruled a person must demonstrate physical intent to harm in order to be prosecuted; such a statement of a small-time leftist activist—or even a politician—wouldn't be taken as a literal threat.
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"It is unclear to us why it is in our national interests — much less the interests of justice — to exile a productive member of our society to a country he hasn't lived in since childhood for committing a relatively small-time drug offense," Judge Alice M. Batchelder wrote for the court.
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Gun control has taken on particular resonance in the 2016 US elections, particularly in the Democratic primary race, pitting presumptive party nominee Hillary Clinton, who has a firm stance against guns, with progressive challenger Bernie Sanders, who initially defended legislation that would shield small-time gun manufacturers from liability and lawsuits.
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Unless you're tripping on legal shrooms at Dekmantel in Amsterdam, or puffing on a pot-shop joint at Decibel in Seattle, you've probably been complicit in the illegal drug trade—an international web that everyone from small-time Latin American farmers to bereaved parents of overdose victims are also tangled up in.
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"In November 2017, a small-time YouTube video creator and two moderators of the 4chan website, one of the most extreme message boards on the internet, banded together and plucked out of obscurity an anonymous and cryptic post from the many conspiracy theories that populated the website's message board," Zadrozny and Collins write.
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In 2008, Meir Laufer, a small-time New York real estate developer, was taking a spin aboard the London Eye, the 443-foot ferris wheel on the banks of the Thames, when he decided on a scheme: He would bring a similarly enormous ferris wheel to New York, but make it even bigger.
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A murder in a small-time pharmacy puts Bosch onto the pill ring; a review board looks into one of his old cases; his partner, Jerry (Jamie Hector), has trouble with an informant; his boss, Grace (Amy Aquino), has to broker the uncertain futures of the veteran detectives known as Crate and Barrel.
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Those that will be worst hit will most likely be small-time, independent studios, as well as firms that create "sockpuppet games" (马甲包), a practice whereby a developer exploits app stores' loopholes to publish a troop of clones with similar gameplay and mask their appearance with altered names, logos and characters.
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It's a doozy, with David Carradine as a grizzled cop and Michael Moriarty as a failed musician/small-time crook with big dreams; the two human protagonists are pitted against each other and a giant winged serpent that's been nesting atop the Chrysler Building and swooping down on Gotham pedestrians for lunch.
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In project after project, he faced allegations of broken promises, deceit or outright fraud, from Trump University students who said they had been defrauded, to Trump condominium buyers who said they had been fleeced, to small-time contractors who said Mr. Trump had fabricated complaints about their work to avoid paying them.
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In this Wild West, tech mogul and gutter libertine John McAfee—who now goes by the title "Chief Cybersecurity Visionary" at MGT Capital—is leveraging his large Twitter following (20.08,22 at the time of writing) to position himself as an investment guru of sorts for these small-time cryptocurrencies by promoting them on Twitter.
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Last night at about 8 local time, Eddie Hutch Sr., a small-time criminal and brother of crime boss Gerry "The Monk" Hutch, was getting ready to leave his home on Poplar Row in North Dublin when four men in masks broke into his house and shot him nine times in his front hallway.
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The result is a new subset of professional instructors: the yogalebrity who makes much of her living on the road, not unlike a small-time rock star, appearing at retreats and conferences, posting inspirational quotes fashioned in flowery Pinterest-friendly fonts, and pictures of inner peace found through arm balances or legs over one's head.
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Pillsworth, who is a wine importer and runs a duty-free shop on the US-Canada border, has lived in Plattsburgh for eight years and has run a small-time Bitcoin mining operation from his home since 2104, but none of the Antminers in the paper mill are actually owned by him or Brienza.
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The winners of two small-time road races in Richmond, Va., over the weekend have been disqualified — not for any known wrongdoing of their own, but for a link to the kind of doping scandal convulsing the top echelons of sports: Their Russian agent has been accused of providing her runners with performance enhancing drugs.
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Mr. Feit, a 33-year-old graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, went to Washington several times to lobby for a new law that allowed small-time investors to buy stock in start-ups — and then set up one of the first websites that list companies trying to raise money.
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In this regard, It joins The Shining and Carrie as the best of the Stephen King horror adaptations — films that understand that King's novels are never about surface-level scares, but about the countless ways in which individual small-time acts of evil coalesce into terrifying systems of violence, often aided by an increasingly indifferent society.
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From Kate Conger, Richard Fausset and Serge F. Kovaleski: The action, which came in an 8-to-1 vote by the Board of Supervisors, makes San Francisco the first major American city to block a tool that many police forces are turning to in the search for both small-time criminal suspects and perpetrators of mass carnage.
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Breaking into the App Store can be difficult enough, but for small-time mobile game developers it's even more of a challenge as they go up against billion-dollar, global publishers that dominate the top charts, like Supercell, Activision Blizzard, Niantic, EA, Tencent and others that can afford to invest millions in marketing budgets and advertising.
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Hulu. Or, in keeping with the "double" theme, Netflix subscribers can watch an eerily similar 2013 paranoid thriller, Enemy, directed by Arrival's Denis Villeneuve (from a different book called The Double, written by José Saramago), and starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a nebbishy academic who becomes obsessed with a small-time actor who looks exactly like him.
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In the meantime, Brothers said businesses in California are using ATM cards and small-time payment processors as go-betweens, incurring high fees in the process, or taking the risk of doing business with "open secret" local credit unions in the state that accept cannabis cash, which can easily be shut down by federal regulators at any time.
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It is a disparity that is particularly striking not for the most violent criminals, like rapists and murderers, but for small-time offenders who commit property crimes like stealing a television from a house or shoplifting from Duane Reade — precisely the people many states are now working to keep out of prison in the first place.
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Born in Buena Vista, Georgia, the son of sharecroppers, Martin ran away from home and his abusive father at the age of 23, eventually arriving in New York, where he survived as a street hustler, as well as a transvestite known as the Tattooed Countess, a waiter, a dope dealer, a gambler, a small-time thief, and eventually a fortune teller and artist.
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Indeed, bitcoin developer Peter Wuille responded to Andresen's concerns over rising fees in June of 2015 by writing, "If fees rise high enough, and people pay them, that sounds like a fantastic problem to have…" If bitcoin is trending to price out small-time users, the logic goes, then so be it; there will be more for the rest of us.
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In addition to Carell and Aniston, Reese Witherspoon plays Bradley Jackson, a small-time news anchor with the least convincing southern accent I've heard since Cindy in Final Fantasy XV. A clip of her screaming at a coal protest goes viral, and through a series of bewildering decisions by Alex and her boss, Bradley is suddenly in the running to replace Mitch.
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James Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin invoked an old political hooligan, Joe McCarthy, and a new pseudo-threat to civil liberties -- "the surveillance state" -- to attack the staffers who investigated Trump "Folks, you have made Joe McCarthy look like a piker," said Sensenbrenner, implying that the man who got a good chunk of Hollywood blacklisted was basically small-time compared to today's Democratic Party.
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His circle included poets, artists, dancers, small-time criminals, and Hollywood figures, such as John Altoon, Toni Basil, Joan Brown, Cameron, Bruce Conner, Jay DeFeo, Llyn Foulkes, Loree Foxx, George Herms, Jack Hirschman, Dennis Hopper, Jess, Philip Lamantia, Michael McClure, Dean Stockwell, and Russ Tamblyn, who played the role of the knife-wielding Riff in the musical film, West Side Story (1961).
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I will say that it might be a bit extreme to accuse the UFC of pushing out an entire sport since small-time MMA promotions wouldn't be able to operate either, and when you consider what Top Rank is considered in the boxing world, and the comparative advantages they have over the competition, well, it's a bit of the pot calling the kettle.
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In the late nineteen-eighties and early nineties, in Chongqing, where I was born and lived until the age of eight, I knew only two types of retail arrangement: small-time venders who spread their wares out on sidewalks or in carts hitched to the backs of bicycles; and state-owned brick-and-mortar stores, where everything sat on shelves or lay under glass counters, guarded by legions of clerks.
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Mr. Forte had a very brief acting career, appearing in "Broadway Danny Rose" as a burly (6 foot 1, 235 pounds) has-been musician with a big ego and a drinking problem who becomes a client of Danny Rose (Woody Allen), a bottom-feeding small-time agent and personal manager whose stable of talent includes skating penguins, a balloon act and a woman who plays melodies on water glasses.
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