Businessmen, both local and foreign, snatched up patches of land.
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Perhaps Vital Signs will get snatched up by another distributor.
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All of the security professionals have basically been snatched up.
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Eight years after Amazon snatched up the daily deals site Woot!
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Butterball was GONE because she got snatched up by a coyote.
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Then Joaquin snatched up the bottle and shook it at Daniel.
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People snatched up tickets for September 43 back in September 2015.
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They're not getting snatched up the way they were for a time.
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All available rooms were snatched up just two minutes into taking reservations.
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Meanwhile, Wal-Mart has snatched up niche retailers ModCloth, Moosejaw and Shoebuy.
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Gallagher snatched up a Drouin pass and put it on the net.
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He snatched up the turtle, gave us a nasty look, and left.
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The two even snatched up iconic Milanese cafés Cova and Marchesi, respectively.
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Better prices are snatched up by high frequency traders before regular investors.
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The dragon then snatched up her corpse in his claws and flew away.
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If you haven't snatched up one of these Black Friday deals, don't worry.
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This film got good reviews at Sundance, and was snatched up by Netflix.
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Google has just disclosed that it has snatched up the team behind API.
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Last year, Georgians snatched up all the tuition tax credits in one day.
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In September, Soothe snatched up its other competitor, Unwind Me, for an undisclosed amount.
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The books were instantly popular among book lovers and were snatched up relatively quickly.
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Mark Zuckerberg got ahead of the curve when he snatched up Oculus in 2014.
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The wares sold by the Fishers were snatched up eagerly upon the store's opening.
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Cisco snatched up AppDynamics literally on the eve of the company's initial public offering.
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Kilbourn said local buyers snatched up Stern's works, although there was strong competition from abroad.
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Below-market rent-stabilized apartments are often snatched up the same day they are listed.
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Jeremy Green, who uses the pen name Jeremy Pegg, snatched up the domain name ClintonKaine.
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And when those alternative mail clients are very good, they tend to be snatched up.
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Some particularly popular homes are sometimes snatched up by investors within minutes of hitting the site.
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Be sure to register 45 minutes early, because these dogs are getting snatched up like hotcakes.
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Owner Mark Davis has had his eye on Vegas for years -- and even snatched up LasVegasRaiders.
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A bunch of influential celebs snatched up the shoes including Jay-Z who bought 3 pair.
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But a slew of AOC-related presidential domain names have already been snatched up, including aoc2024.
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Lucy's ensemble matched the star-spangled bottles of Svedka vodka being snatched up by 20-somethings.
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The last thing they need is their youngest member to be snatched up by the Boltons.
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It's snatched up by another loner, Connor Murphy (Mike Faist), but one with a mean streak.
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Many people who haven't snatched up a home by mid-September typically will table their search.
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If this home gets snatched up, the Superhost also lists some other beautiful properties around Tampa.
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Though he was innocent of any malfeasance, he was snatched up, held in jail, and beaten.
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So by swiping someone in, [we're] protecting them from being snatched up by the criminal justice system.
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Unsurprisingly, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and MØ's inescapable hit "Lean On" snatched up the Best Song title.
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Before they could finish a full interview process with someone, they were "snatched up" but another campaign.
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But an X-Wing miniature model from the original "Star Wars" movie was snatched up for $0003,2000.
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Demand to visit the museum is high, with free tickets to the museum quickly snatched up online.
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Just snatched up his drink and dispatched it, before lying on the floor and closing his eyes.
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In the opening seconds of the bout, Miocic bent down and snatched up a single on Hunt.
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The turtles are snatched up right away and go to the lab where they're on a treadmill.
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Saudi's National Shipping firm, Bahri, snatched up dozens of tankers mostly for late-March crude oil loadings.
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It is not the first obscure homegrown ingredient he has snatched up and built a pizza around.
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Like all his works, it has been snatched up by publishers in Germany, France, Italy, and England.
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At the Clapton concert, the book recounts, Mr. Kim snatched up T-shirts, albums and other souvenirs.
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The two studios will join four others snatched up in June, significantly bolstering Xbox's first-party development resources.
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Wal-Mart has also snatched up a handful of niche retailers since Lore arrived just seven months ago.
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Sources familiar with the deal tell TMZ ... Robert just snatched up a recently renovated home in Hidden Hills.
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Conagra has snatched up companies like Angie's Artisan Treats, Frontera Foods and the maker of Duke's meat snacks.
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Read more: This Mississippi chicken plant just held a jobs fair to replace workers snatched up by ICE.
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He was taken to a jail in Orlando, where he was snatched up by a mob yet again.
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Inside the Target at Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn, customers snatched up hand soap, lotion, condoms, vitamins and tampons.
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I snatched up No Doubt's Return of Saturn as soon as it hit the shelves in April 2000.
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Ms. Brophy went to Andrea Schulz, the editor in chief of Viking, who promptly snatched up the proposal.
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By 2012, 73 startups were snatched up in private equity-related deals, accounting for 10% of all exits.
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One man said his four children had been snatched up by fighters who fled with them into the bush.
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The sandy soil worked against them but proved a sweet spot for cattlemen, who snatched up tracts of land.
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Plus, MacRumors reported that apparently, in December, Apple snatched up a bunch of Apple Car-related domain names—apple.
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Justice Alito fretted that "really dirty words" would be quickly snatched up by potty-mouthed retailers seeking trademark registrations.
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However, a spokesman said it was "along the same lines" of the previous two companies Wal-Mart snatched up.
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The buyer snatched up "The Apollo Blue" earring for $42.1 million, and "The Artemis Pink" diamond for $15.3 million.
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His national star-turn came in 2015, when he snatched up a rarely used but livesaving drug called Daraprim.
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A. Bank was gunning for Bauer in 2014 — an acquisition that was diverted when Men's Wearhouse snatched up Jos.
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After being ejected from the UFC following his last loss by TKO (Canvas), Ward was snatched up by Bellator.
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In the same year that Disney released its first produced Marvel feature, it also snatched up another lucrative brand.
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China detained another Canadian citizen this week, the third to have been snatched up in the country this month.
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During one protest, she was snatched up by state security forces, taken to jail, and beaten with a stick.
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But Sparrow and her small team of felt wizards had made only 9,000 objects, and all were snatched up.
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Things went wrong when he left Google to found his own company Otto, which was quickly snatched up by Uber.
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As Facebook snatched up real estate, it promised a suite of public paybacks in development agreements struck with the city.
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People are being snatched up by invisible beasts, consumed by black goo, and thrown around by rising and falling tides.
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By this point, most experts in the field have been snatched up by Google, Uber, Ford, and all the rest.
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Arnault's LVMH originally tried to acquire a majority stake in Gucci in 1999, but Pinault ultimately snatched up the brand.
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The group booked four now wait-listed venues for this week anyway, with 254,211 seats snatched up in 211 hours.
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At a Target store at Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn, customers snatched up hand soap, lotion, detergent, vitamins and paper products.
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In the same year that Disney released its first produced Marvel feature, it also snatched up another lucrative brand — Lucasfilm.
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Tickets for the free event were released on Saturday and were snatched up within minutes, according to CNN affiliate WGN.
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The bet has largely worked for Amazon, which rivals Flipkart, which was snatched up by Walmart for $16 billion last year.
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So before your favorites get snatched up in a pre-Valentine's Day shopping frenzy, take your pick from the collection ahead.
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It's possible Halszkaraptor snatched up fish like a cormorant or heron—with rapid, ambush strikes of its hypermobile head and neck.
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He and his father wanted a location on Broadway because of the potential foot traffic, but locations kept getting snatched up.
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The startup has so far pulled in $14794553 million in funding and has snatched up a half dozen startups since 2013.
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But some existing Eero owners might not have such a positive reaction to the successful startup being snatched up by Amazon.
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Before that, Sherwin-Williams snatched up rival U.S. paint company Valspar in an all-cash deal valued at about $9.3 billion.
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Most recently, the young cosmetics mogul snatched up what might be her most impressive mansion yet, for a whopping $12 million.
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Those patents that are being filed — or innovations being made — are also being snatched up by foreign companies, the report indicates.
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British law firm Holman Fenwick Willan on Wednesday announced that it has snatched up Locke Lord's Hong Kong-based corporate lawyers.
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And people who lived alongside unauthorized immigrants worried that in the chaos of an ICE raid, they could be snatched up too.
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Venezuelans seeking to protect themselves from triple-digit inflation have snatched up greenbacks on the black market, further weakening the unofficial rate.
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It was much the same with Gerard Pique, who was snatched up just as he was about to mature at Manchester United.
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But historically, that doesn't sway buyers — these homes are almost always snatched up after not sitting idly on the market for long.
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Pandora was just snatched up by Sirius XM for $3.5 billion, which could make for increased competition in the U.S., as well.
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That business was quickly snatched up for $680 million by Uber, which was starting to develop its own self-driving car program.
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Artists whose songs have gone viral on TikTok have been quickly snatched up by record labels, some making millions in the process.
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Early bird prices started at €35 for one Papier Machine booklet, though it looks like those pledges are quickly being snatched up.
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All the rooms are snatched up through September and most of October, but there a few spots left in the winter months.
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SkitchInterred June 2, 2014Skitch, the once-popular online annotation tool snatched up by Evernote back in 2011, had a good thing going.
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When the alarm sounded, Moleza bumped fists with his opponent, snatched up his arm, and then he unceremoniously flopped onto his back.
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Fellow teen retailer Wet Seal filed Chapter 3003 shortly after Deb Shops, and it wasn't long before it, too, got snatched up.
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If a fraudster snatched up your refund, it may be because they snagged your private information and filed a phony return early.
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The avidity with which consumers snatched up even poor-quality CD reissues was a revelation: proof that catalogs could be cash cows.
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Others, like figure skating, are available on an event-by-event basis, with the most high profile ones snatched up long ago.
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Her three-bedroom house "got snatched up quickly," securing a $650-a-night rental tenant by January on home rental site Airbnb.
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Many high-end homes with leases of $200,4003 to $400,000 for a full season have been snatched up earlier than usual, he added.
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Duhamel, 44, finished the sweet serenade by pulling out a cupcake in his wife's honor – before it was quickly snatched up by Axl.
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Recently we went to three different Trader Joe's locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn and snatched up all the cauliflower products we could find.
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The spokesman alleges that after being "snatched up," the girl was taken to Coronado and held in the woods for about five days.
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Brangelina have 12 total properties together ... all of which they snatched up either before they were married or before they were even dating.
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Democrats snatched up two unlikely state seats Tuesday in Oklahoma, in Oklahoma City's 44th District and Tulsa's 75th, according to The Daily Beast.
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When new batches of tickets become available through the musical's website, they're quickly snatched up — in large part, as Miranda notes, by bots.
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Tickets for an autumn world tour have already sold out in 14 locations, and the rest are likely to be snatched up soon.
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The eBay enthusiasts who snatched up her negatives at auction with the hopes of reselling them became heroes for saving her from obscurity.
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After the man was arrested, Canuck, who was reportedly observing the incident from the flaming car, snatched up the knife with his beak.
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Everywhere he went, he'd bring a stack of Trump stickers to hand out; they'd be snatched up and stuck on bikes and trucks.
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The company had snatched up two mobile game developers last year, in an effort to diversify its business through a larger online presence.
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We can't help but wish something like this was available back when we snatched up our first CPK more than 30 years ago.
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Bill Clinton and James Patterson still haven't published The President is Missing, but Showtime has already snatched up the rights to adapt the thriller.
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Once again, Twin Jet snatched up the deal, at 63 million euros for one year, which could be renewed for an additional 20 months.
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There are so many sex-related Aladdin puns out there, just waiting to be snatched up like a lamp in the Cave of Wonders.
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This is the second big purchase for Snapchat in 2016; earlier this year, Snapchat snatched up the company behind Bitmoji for around $100 million.
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Wall Street's fear index hit its highest level since Trump was elected, as investors snatched up insurance to protect against future stock market losses.
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"Black Panther" comes for your soul in February, and anything it leaves behind will surely be snatched up by "Avengers: Infinity War" in May.
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Low and moderately priced homes are being snatched up especially quickly, keeping many would-be buyers from being able to get into the market.
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Attention art and TV lovers: In case you haven't snatched up Samsung's The Frame 4K TV yet, today is the day to do so.
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This past fall, Facebook snatched up the teen compliment app tbh, and quickly integrated a similar Q&A feature into its social network soon after.
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New startups promising wide-ranging advancements in artificial intelligence are being quickly snatched up by major car companies for millions, and sometimes billions, of dollars.
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In butchers and restaurants all over Xinjiang you will see kitchen knives chained to the wall, lest they be snatched up and used as weapons.
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The fight turned into what's seen as a proxy battle between Tencent and Alibaba after the giants snatched up stakes in Mobike and Ofo, respectively.
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After the Haldols and Ritalins and non-psych meds with more normal names snatched up all the regular monikers, brand experts had to get creative.
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The El Segundo, California-based company has snatched up partnerships with chains like Dunkin', Del Taco and Tim Hortons as more consumers eat meat alternatives.
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She made it to the final rounds for the idea, ultimately losing out to an interactive gaming network that was quickly snatched up by Microsoft.
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On its inaugural morning, Lucy Ma, who comes from nearby Forest Hills every year, snatched up a Taiwanese teapot that had just hit the shelf.
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No word on the identity of the person who snatched up the J.R. jersey -- but we're guessing only a Warriors fan would want this memento.
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Since he died, I have snatched up any posthumous work with his byline, and I'm not the only person eager to keep devouring his writing.
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Andrew Yang snatched up Bernie Sanders' 2016 ad firm last week, a coup for the long-shot presidential contender that raised eyebrows in political circles.
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"We have zero marketing budget for this program, but it's being snatched up as an opportunity pretty swiftly as employers learn about it," Husted says.
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Her story followed a human child who was snatched up by an alien civilization and trained as an assassin, and it's stuck with me for years.
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When it was snatched up by Facebook, founder Palmer Luckey made it clear "a million times" that Oculus wasn't going to build a VR walled garden.
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"Newly listed properties are being snatched up quickly so far this year and leaving behind minimal choices for buyers trying to reach the market," Yun said.
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Instead, Tasker was snatched up by the Buffalo Bills—a chance move that allowed Tasker to become arguably the best special teams player in NFL history.
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Despite the controversy, Warner Bros and DC Films confirm they've snatched up Gunn ... and he'll now be tasked with improving the studios' much-maligned 'Suicide' franchise.
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One by one, each of these apps was snatched up by the bigger players in the market — Microsoft, Google, Dropbox, Microsoft, Salesforce, did we mention Microsoft?
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Some people skip work and keep their kids home from school for days at a time, worried that they might be snatched up on the streets.
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As he's dutifully printing one out at school, it's snatched up by another outsider, the black-clad Connor (Mike Faist), who stuffs it in his pocket.
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A large seagull snatched up a miniature chihuahua from a back garden in Devon, England, and the missing dog — named Gizmo — has not been seen since.
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The snail's goal in deciding when to emerge from its shell is to avoid being snatched up by predators or being swept deep into the ocean.
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John Singleton's mother wants control of the late director's estate STAT ... she claims her son's property is being snatched up by someone close to the family.
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Although most startups that are acquired are still purchased by other independent companies, a growing number and proportion are being snatched up by private equity firms.
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Atwood was apparently Alderman's mentor on this novel and praise be, Amazon snatched up the rights and it will soon be a TV series as well.
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The NYT did say supplies were limited, so it's not entirely surprising that the snafu meant all the Homes were snatched up in less than 10 hours.
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When he came into Hakeem's studio session and snatched up all the power in the room, I felt like I needed to get my shit in order.
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Former NFL quarterback turned minor league baseball player Tim Tebow just snatched up his second Jacksonville, Florida pad for $2.99 million, according to the Jacksonville Daily Record.
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Time after time Ortega has snatched up a guillotine or punched through to an anaconda choke and finished a fight in an instant off a poor shot.
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The researchers briefly snatched up the alligators, measured their length and weight, and took blood samples which allowed them to measure the nutrients in the alligator's systems.
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But the comet's formation was somehow stopped, and this piece was snatched up by an asteroid, which moved inward towards the Sun and eventually struck the Earth.
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Consolidation comes as no big surprise then — see also Nokia and Withings, or the number of digital health apps that have been snatched up by larger companies.
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Turns out, the site was snatched up by a huge basketball fan named Jeremy back in 2013 ... in the hopes the kid would blow up one day.
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The benchmark S&P 500 index staged its best two-day gain since late August over the past two days as investors snatched up beaten-down shares.
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Much like every other kid in Derry, Henry loses a friend to IT. Everyone in Derry knows someone who's snatched up by IT. Henry is no exception.
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Parsley holds 192,000 Permian acres - most of which was snatched up on the cheap during oil busts - and sees its smaller size as an advantage in shale.
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For instance, when BlackRock was trading at about $335 two days before its prebell earnings report, the April 340-strike call could have been snatched up for $3.
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For the majority of you who snatched up that Prime free trial a long time ago, you can pay $12.99 to get a Prime membership for the month.
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Miley Cyrus might've snatched up Brody Jenner's ex, Kaitlynn Carter, but he isn't batting an eyelash over it -- the guy's already found a new distraction ... one Josie Canseco.
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Sorry gearheads ... Cristiano Ronaldo is NOT the mystery man who snatched up the most expensive car in the world -- a $19 million Bugatti supercar, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Abel, who previously cofounded BigMachines (which was bought by Oracle in 2013) and pricing software SteelBrick (which Salesforce snatched up in 2015), also backed the company's seed round.
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Another prime Drouais portrait, of a pink-cheeked marquise in a richly embroidered dress, was snatched up by an Indiana industrialist and now belongs to Ball State University.
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Dates will no doubt be snatched up faster than you can slap on a slap bracelet, so keep your blue-liner rimmed eyes peeled if you want in!
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Mohammed Dewji, 43, a business tycoon from Tanzania, was snatched up last week by a pair of gunmen as he left a hotel gym in Dar es Salaam.
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They've long snatched up indie talent from all over the world, but it's accelerated over the past few years and seems to be picking up even more pace.
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So before all the best pieces get snatched up in a Uniqlo-induced frenzy, take a look at 20 of our favorite picks from the spring summer collection ahead.
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For one, there's the Oculus—the virtual reality company that Facebook snatched up for $2 billion back in 2014 and hasn't totally figured out what to do with yet.
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Head over to the Nordstrom website to snag one of Glamglow's new minty lip delights — which now come in six of the prettiest tints — before they get snatched up.
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And Strava, to its credit, is still a privately owned fitness company at a time when many of its competitors have been snatched up by big-brand apparel companies.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Occidental Petroleum snatched up some of the richest shale oilfields in Texas when it beat out rival Chevron Corp in a bidding war to acquire Anadarko Petroleum.
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Bush didn't win many votes compared to his peers -- but he was a fundraising machine, and he snatched up a long list of talented Republican operatives and influential supporters.
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Moreover, Japan's Softbank snatched up British chip technology company ARM for $32 billion while U.S. based chipmaker Qualcomm snatched NXP of the Netherlands, Europe's largest chipmaker, for $38 billion.
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Particularly so for tiny dogs, who have to worry about things like getting snatched up by hawks and eaten by coyotes and sat on and squished by human butts.
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The other issue addressed by executives is whether NBC deliberately snatched up Jennifer Hudson and Clarkson last week as The Voice coaches to block ABC from hiring them on Idol.
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But SharpestMinds wants to build a set of tools to help the rest of those tech companies that don't have those recruiting resources find talent before they get snatched up.
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Many retail investors who believed in the MoviePass product snatched up the new shares, only to see the value of their stakes crater as the stock fell more than 99.99%.
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Many of the most intuitive internet addresses that Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton might use to help unveil their vice presidential picks were snatched up months or even years ago.
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EDGEWATER, N.J. — The developers snatched up possibly the last large building site here on New Jersey's red-hot gold coast, a weed-covered, waterfront parcel offering spectacular views of Manhattan.
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Some investors have been holding the island's debt for years, but others have more recently snatched up Puerto Rico-related bonds for significantly less than 100 cents on the dollar.
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Was it just a year ago that Katie Holmes, Jennifer Hudson and Lucy Liu snatched up most of the light and much of the air at Zac Posen's fall show?
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Soon, he joined the prestigious Ballet Nacional de Cuba, only to be snatched up by Houston Ballet, and then the Royal Ballet in Britain, where he became an international star.
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Outside of China, resources are limited, there's not as much infrastructure and experience, and the manufacturing areas that do have infrastructure are quickly being snatched up by big-box retailers.
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Drake isn't the first hip hop artist who has snatched up an investment opportunity in the food world: Snoop Dogg funded the San Francisco-based chain Philz Coffee back in 2015.
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And Salesforce snatched up Tableau last month for $15.7 billion, about a 45 percent premium on the company's market value, all in the hopes of taking on none other than Microsoft.
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In early March, muni investors snatched up the state's $2.95 billion GO bond offering in a negotiated sale, and that had been oversubscribed and increased in size by about $500 million.
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Now's the time to get your farmer's market strategy in place, because those blackberries and raspberries are going to be snatched up quick if you don't get there bright and early.
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Funds controlled by the family of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, including pension fund Afore Inbursa, snatched up around 13 billion pesos of the trust certificates, according to people involved in the deal.
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The platform, created by Chad Hurley and Steve Chen—both under 30 at the time—was quickly snatched up by Google for a whopping $1.65 billion just a year after its launch.
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"Panic is probably not the right word, but teams get afraid that they'll be left with nothing after months and months of planning and seeing everyone get snatched up quickly," Fleisher said.
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Many noticed prospective buyers holding off on bidding in hopes that the market will turn further in their favor, but other brokers said that condos in particular are being snatched up quickly.
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Many "Congos" were originally exhibited at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts in 1957, which led to the monkey's art being snatched up by admiring peers such as Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró.
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If the roles had been reversed, if Sony had snatched up the exclusivity rights, I don't know that people would be applauding Sony's business acumen, but the uproar would have been much quieter.
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When Squitieri heard the morning garbage truck arrive, he quickly snatched up the paper towel, threw it in the trash, then took the trash out to the truck just in time for pickup.
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The two swung simultaneous right hands, both missed, and Jones snatched up a head and arm clinch, hitting a beautiful outside trip to get the fight to the mat for the first time.
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That could trigger a "land rush" of sorts for some of the more common names that haven't already been snatched up by way of a business staking a claim on a vanity URL.
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But there was a four-year gap between Anatomy and Eve, which seems strange when you think about how quickly other core cast members got snatched up by other popular shows and films.
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At the Levy Gorvy booth, a collector snatched up a small Joan Miro on paper while the gallery's co-founder and former Christie's chairman Brett Gorvy showed another potential buyer a nearby work.
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Tencent snatched up another gaming studio to add to its portfolio after earmarking an undisclosed investment in PlatinumGames, the Japanese developer of the well-received action title Bayonetta said in a blog post.
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The organization's mascot is a duck named Leuk, and since Jarrod's death people from all over the world have snatched up Leuk merchandise, everything from duck head covers to pins and ball markers.
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Prolific television creator Ryan Murphy seems to get a new show greenlit every few weeks, so it's hardly a surprise that Netflix has snatched up yet another series from the American Horror Story producer.
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It snatched up PrimeSense, maker of some of the best 3-D sensors on the market, as well Perceptio, Metaio, and Faceshift, companies that developed image recognition, augmented reality, and motion capture technology, respectively.
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Vine, of course, was later snatched up by Twitter — and there, Toff moved up to director of Product Management before boomeranging back to Google, where his initial focus was on AR and VR projects.
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In the flash of an eye, he snatched up the other kids sleeve, threw his leg in the air, and executed an imperfect, albeit, relatively effective flying triangle, one of his new favorite moves.
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The streaming service has snatched up Ryan Murphy — the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning mind behind shows including Glee, American Horror Story, American Crime Story, and 9-20033-1 — with an exclusive overall deal.
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LaBeouf cried while watching his father see the movieAfter wowing audiences at its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January, Amazon Studios quickly snatched up the rights for a reported $5 million.
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The traveler snatched up a piece of pipe and began beating the fox, meaning to kill it, to break the connection with the old woman, but the fox leapt away, escaped into the night.
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The project, which was part of a bidding war between Yancoal and commodity trader Glencore PLC, was snatched up by Yancoal earlier this year as part of its acquisition of Rio Tinto's Coal & Allied unit.
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If you'll recall, the baddest guy in the seven kingdoms (Ramsey Bolton and Joffrey are dead, after all) killed his brother, snatched up his niece, Yara Greyjoy, and threatened to kill his nephew, Theon Greyjoy.
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BBVA, Spain's second-largest bank that snatched up mobile banking startup Simple for $117 million back in 1555227, is now entering the mobile money transfer business with today's launch of a new app called Tuyyo.
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And up there with the ship, wheeling slow circles, Bo saw the mechanical whale-like things that had snatched up him and his sister and all the other kids and taken them to the warehouses.
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TMZ broke the story ... Zak just snatched up the other Manson murder home -- the one where Manson family members brutally killed Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, the day after the slaughter at the Sharon Tate home.
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Nancy's (Natalia Dyer) best friend (Shannon Purser) gets snatched up by the demogorgon early on, and her disappearance was treated with maybe 10 percent of the concern or vigilant search ethic as Will's (Noah Schnapp).
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Sutton celebrates her potential move out of Valley of the Assistants by grabbing Shake Shack with the supportive Alex (Matt Ward), who is the physical embodiment of boyfriend material and should be snatched up immediately.
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"If you are someone who is going through it at the same time, especially as a woman, you understand how unfair it feels to have your wedding snatched up by a pandemic," Ms. Strickland said.
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The painting was offered for sale in December 217 by the French antiquary Christophe Joron-Derem and was snatched up by the prominent London-based picture dealers Marco Voena and Fabrizio Moretti for €21612,22019,600 ($2,772,675).
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She put that Disney money — and the paychecks she's been most recently earning from producing and acting in ABC Family's Young & Hungry — to good use when she snatched up this impressive five-bedroom, six-bathroom mansion.
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Working with specialized jewelers all over the world, the brand's exacting manufacturing techniques take time and mastery to execute, meaning that their productions runs are limited, and quickly snatched up by a growing list of customers.
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It's just a prototype right now, but don't be surprised if this sort of mega-efficient tech gets snatched up or duplicated by companies trying to squeeze every ounce of life out of a watt-hour.
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Opting to use Sign in with Apple means you don't need to worry about your email sitting in a potentially insecure database managed by some unknown entity, waiting to be snatched up in a data breach.
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Samsung already announced that it's integrated SmartThings, the IoT company it snatched up last year, into every one of its new televisions, making your TV not just an entertainment center but the heart of your entire home.
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As reported by GeekWire, communications between employees of Senosis — a health-monitoring startup that Nest quietly snatched up — and the University of Washington (where Senosis was founded) make clear that the company has something in the works.
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Other well-funded buyout firms such as OTA Broadcasting LLC backed by billionaire Michael Dell and NRJ TV LLC, funded by Fortress Investment Group, have also snatched up TV stations in the run-up to the auction.
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File Under: "Awww" A young fan ran up to greet Lionel Messi as he was getting off Argentina soccer's team bus in Uruguay on Wednesday ... only to get snatched up and dragged away by a security guard.
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Flash forward to UFC 219 the other week and Tim Elliot, after a round and a half of constantly attacking chokes, hit the same set up and snatched up an anaconda win—complete with thigh knock-over.
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That's why Edouard Harris and Jeremie Harris started SharpestMinds, a tool aimed at finding those students before they get snatched up with huge offers from the FAANG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google) tech giants of the world.
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Stringify, an IFTTT-like app that lets consumers control and automate their smart home devices, was quietly snatched up by Comcast last fall to join the company's larger efforts involving the smart home and the Internet of Things.
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It's also one of the lucky few to get snatched up by a bigger organization for its efforts — Capella, a Minneapolis-based online education platform, purchased the school for $20 million almost one year ago to the day.
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We're in a moment when promising directors with distinctive voices are regularly snatched up and, for better or worse, tossed into the Hollywood franchise machine — Ryan Coogler with Black Panther, or Rian Johnson with Star Wars: Episode VIII.
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The film, which tells the story of Nat Turner, the slave rebellion leader, won acclaim at Sundance and was snatched up for $17.5 million by Fox Searchlight, before stories about Mr. Parker's past triggered calls for a boycott.
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I also sat in on the game developers' meeting, and snatched up some details about what to expect: Ehasz is aware of fans who have had bad experiences playing games that try to translate a show quite literally.
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Then, in 2012 and 2013, Kushner snatched up a bunch of apartments in Lower Manhattan, though he's since come under fire for allegedly neglecting rent-stabilized apartments to the point that tenants wanted to give up and move out.
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As Hurricane Owen rages over St. Thomas, I think about all of the dead of storms past, their voices snatched up in the wind and carried away, only to return as passengers on a journey they can never end.
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As evidence, just look at how modern Muslim women interact on social media; there are a range of fashion stories celebrating modest designers (from Muslim, Jewish, and Christian backgrounds) whose headscarves, long skirts, and tunics are enthusiastically snatched up.
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It also this year snatched up music licensing platform Loudr to help it be better prepared for the technical challenges that come with tracking rights, and specifically the mechanical licenses, which have been the issue in numerous legal claims.
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Buyers have the upper hand The downturn has translated into some pretty good deals for buyers, who snatched up an average discount of 10.4% off the original listing price during the second quarter, according to the Douglas Elliman report.
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"I'm the pastor getting the call from mothers whose son was shot or their baby got snatched up," said Maurice Hardwick, a black pastor at a nondenominational ministry who founded a group that works with high school gang members.
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And while Walmart has made a lot of acquisitions to beef up its e-commerce business over the years, it hasn't snatched up a same-day delivery business as rival Target just did with its $550 million acquisition of Shipt.
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Prices for classic Soviet models began at 120 euros ($133.69) while "newer" Russian models from the 1990s, after the Soviet Union's break-up, and a few German cars of the same vintage were snatched up for a few euros each.
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Founded in 2010, Magic Leap has raised nearly $2 billion in funding, snatched up formidable tech talent, and in the process created a tantalizing aura of intrigue about its technology—technology which it hasn't shown the public in any meaningful way.
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Fitness apps are the new photo apps: if it's even remotely sticky, chances are that it will get snatched up by a larger company that is trying to bolster its digital products, maybe even muddling through a millennial-retention strategy.
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While public response to the credit in prior years often was lukewarm (millions in state tax credits frequently went unclaimed), this year taxpayers snatched up the entire allotment of $85033 million in available tax credits more quickly than ever before.
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Instead of enjoying holiday festivities, immigrants all around the country began preparing for the worst, identifying guardians for children, laying out plans for how to protect kids if parents are snatched up during the school day, and even drafting wills.
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READ: The Mississippi chicken plant just held a jobs fair to replace its workers snatched up by ICE But Kansas claims that it should be able to prosecute non-citizens for identity theft in the same way it prosecutes U.S. citizens.
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Suzu disappears in the melee, and Gloria -- having seen the shooters -- is snatched up by them, with their charismatic leader, Lino (Ismael Cruz Cordova), promising he'll help Gloria find her pal, if only she'll carry out a few tasks for him.
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From the 1970s to the 1990s, the Chicago Police Department snatched up more than 100 African-American men, including my good friend Aaron Patterson, torturing them with cattle prods, beating them with telephone books and even suffocating them with plastic bags.
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Heading into fall, Netflix has snatched up the rights to a number of buzzy festival standouts — as well as brought in heavy hitters like Meryl Streep, Timothée Chalamet, and Robert De Niro to lead a few of their in-house creations.
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Since Mr. LeFrak's father, Samuel J. LeFrak, snatched up a desolate swath of the Jersey City waterfront for around $50 million in 1985, the LeFraks have been sculpting a neighborhood, transforming 600 derelict acres into a shimmery, glassy city unto itself.
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That's right: Fiddlehead ferns and elusive ramps are out there, just waiting to be snatched up by all you greedy little wild food "experts" that come out of the woodwork for the next month the way lax Catholics do at Christmas and Easter.
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Ring declined to reveal how many police departments it is currently serving, but according to one police memo dated April 22, 2019, "over 225 law enforcement agencies" are engaged in partnerships with Ring, which was snatched up by Amazon in April last year.
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As Bloomberg Businessweek reported earlier this year, it wasn't long before one-third of the units on the tower's priciest floors had been snatched up—either by individual buyers from the former Soviet Union, or by limited liability companies connected to Russia.
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Shop Lightning Deals at Amazon hereLearn more about how to get a Lightning Deal on Prime Day hereLightning Deals are called so for a reason — they're only available for a few hours and can be snatched up quickly before the expiration time.
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In fact, Ohio had been calling itself a state only seventy years when first one brother and then the next stuffed quilt packing into his hat, snatched up his shoes, and crept away from the lively spite the house felt for them.
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Alexander, the Kentucky blue-chipper snatched up in the 11th pick by the Charlotte Hornets, and quickly sent to Los Angeles to join the Clippers, wore a shimmering floral suit with a matching shirt, but he did not reveal the ensemble's designer.
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YellowHeart is trying to solve a problem that should be familiar to anyone who's ever tried to buy a ticket for a popular concert: Those tickets will often get snatched up by scalpers, who then resell them at a much higher price.
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This will, no doubt, prove a watershed moment for the latest App Store darling – it surely won't escape the notice of industry insiders that Instagram got snatched up by Facebook for $1 billion a mere week or so after it launched launched its Android version.
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But, if you think you can simply rock up to the kiosk and be given any time slot you want, you're in for a major reality check: The passes for the most popular rides get snatched up faster than you can say Mickey Mouse.
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Bilali Muhammad's hundreds of descendants endured through slavery, hurricanes, tropical diseases, and tobacco heir R.J. Reynolds Jr., who owned most of the island in the 1930s and snatched up black residents' land by luring them into small enclaves with promises of electricity and housing.
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Sources close to the boxing match this Saturday tell TMZ Sports ... talent agency WME's head, Ari Emanuel, as well as one of his company's core financiers, Silver Lake, has snatched up 250 tickets to the Vegas event ... and he's doling 'em out to Tinseltown's finest.
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The book sat on The New York Times bestseller list for six weeks before Pakula and director Robert Mulligan (who back then had only one previous credit between them, a baseball picture staring Anthony Perkins and Karl Malden titled "Fear Strikes Out") snatched up the film rights.
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If you've ever seen a lamp or chair that you liked and wished you could just take a picture and find it online, well, GrokStyle let you do that — and now the company has been snatched up by Facebook to augment its own growing computer vision department.
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Saudi Arabia's National Shipping firm, Bahri, snatched up about 24 VLCCs since last week amid a bookings frenzy to ship crude oil to customers as it followed through on its promise to boost crude oil output in a price war with Russia and U.S. shale producers.
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I said some things I wound up regretting later, snatched up my drink, and slammed through the kitchen door and out into the back yard, where for once no birds were cursing from the trees and even the bees seemed muted as they went about their business.
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WHEN "LITTLE WOODS" premiered to rapturous reviews at the Tribeca Film Festival last year—it currently holds a rare 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a review-aggregator site—and was snatched up by Neon, a feted distributor, it signalled the arrival of a promising new voice in film.
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A populist democrat more interested in breaking apart the sclerotic system than reforming it, Yeltsin introduced a raucous version of democracy and a crony version of capitalism that ended up discrediting both in the eyes of Russians who lost their savings while oligarchs snatched up lucrative state assets.
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According to a reporter from The New York Times, McDormand, who won Best Actress for her performance in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, briefly set down her golden statuette during the after party for a little friendly conversation when an unnamed man swooped in and snatched up her well-earned prize.
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Several of the most promising startups—like Ravel Law, a legal research and analytics firm, which was conceived in a Stanford Law School dorm room in 2012 and went on to raise $14 million in venture capital—have been snatched up by the legal database and search giants Westlaw and LexisNexis.
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"Essam al-Zamel, the economist who was jailed basically for criticizing Vision 2030, Mohammed bin Salman's economic plan, or Loujain al-Hathloul, the women's driving activist who was snatched up from the [United Arab Emirates] and has been sitting somewhere, we think, in a jail somewhere in Saudi Arabia," she said.
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The company's aerospace unit snatched up $2.2 billion in orders during the quarter, including $495 million from the U.S. Navy for work on the Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine program, $360 million in contracts to provide intelligence services to classified customers and $260 million from the U.S. Army for production of munitions.
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The film had already been stirring Oscar talk going into the festival, but after the screening it received the kind of reception that signals the arrival of a culture-shifting film, and less than 12 hours later Fox Searchlight snatched up The Birth of a Nation for a record-setting $17.5 million.
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If you just throw a sagebrush seed on the ground, even if it's in the best spot in the world, it could easily be snatched up by an animal, roll or wash down to a nearby crevasse, or simply fail to find the right nutrients in time despite the planter's best efforts.
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Ticket-scalping bots were partly responsible for the "Hamilton" ticket shortage and also snatched up tickets for other shows that were in high demand, like a U2 concert where a single scalper bought more than 1,000 tickets in under a minute, according to an investigation by the New York State attorney general.
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As fuel markets snatched up every ounce of domestic soy oil to meet the American fuel mandate, the food industry also replaced the soy it had used with something cheaper and just as good: palm oil, largely from Malaysia and Indonesia, which are the sources of nearly 90 percent of the global supply.
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Video footage smuggled out of the North reveals these early markets as primitive gatherings on the muddy outskirts of large cities or else down discreet alleyways, merchants squatting or standing above their wares spread over tarps on the ground or gathered in homely sacks that could be readily snatched up should an official arrive.
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At this point, the words "limited edition" at your favorite brands mean one of two things: You'll either wait in line for hours, nervously praying the product you want hasn't been snatched up before you get in the door, or wait online for hours, pressing the reload button again and again until your finger goes numb.
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It had already snatched up provocateur Gaspar Noé's latest film, Climax, at the Cannes Film Festival, and over the course of TIFF, it also picked up movies like the bizarre In Fabric (a horror movie about an evil dress), and High Life, a glacially paced science fiction film that features Robert Pattinson as a criminal stuck on a spaceship.
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The Orioles' most valuable pitcher this season, starter Kevin Gausman, went to help the Atlanta Braves in their race for the NL East title, and elite closer Zach Britton, though injured for much of this season, was snatched up by the rival Yankees—as much as a team 215 games ahead of the other can be considered a rival.
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Hulu just picked it up for a 12-episode, half-hour drama series, according to Deadline, making it one of the many best-selling-book-to-TV adaptations that Hulu has snatched up lately—a list that includes Celeste Ng's bestseller Little Fires Everywhere, the George Clooney starring satirical classic Catch-22, and, obviously, Handmaid's Tale.
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The Life of Pablo continues to make history for streaming, though its tiny number of actual album sales disqualified it from some records that Chance the Rapper's May 2016 release Coloring Book then snatched up — like the first streaming-only album to chart in the Billboard Top 200 and the first streaming-only album to be nominated for or win a Grammy.
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His predecessor Steve Ballmer's vision of "devices and services" wasn't working: The company's Nokia acquisition had proven to be an albatross around its neck, even as companies like Apple and Google snatched up more of the smartphone market; the PC market was shrinking, leading to declines in Microsoft's flagship Windows business, and the Xbox One console's poorly-received launch made it a punchline.
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As some text on the wall explained, the pieces of clothing had been recovered from the desert near the border between Mexico and Arizona; left behind by people that had tried to make their way to US soil, only to be snatched up by the US Border Patrol, or disappeared by the very individuals they'd paid to help them cross in the first place.
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Researchers have identified a couple of other examples of human-wild animal cooperation: fishermen in Brazil who work with bottlenose dolphins to maximize the number of mullets swept into nets or snatched up by dolphin mouths, and orcas that helped whalers finish off harpooned baleen giants by pulling down the cables and drowning the whales, all for the reward from the humans of a massive whale tongue.
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JAB entered the luxury market with fanfare in 2007 and soon snatched up brands such as the American-based designer Derek Lam; the Italian handbag label Zagliani (then known for using Botox in its exotic-skin totes and purses to keep them supple); the British jeweler Solange Azagury-Partridge; and leather-goods names like Jimmy Choo, Bally and Belstaff, all under a new division called Labelux.
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And paper, being small and bendable and tearable and fragile and relatively unimportant — worlds away, culturally speaking, from the heavy, studied pomposity of bronze, or the slow-drying laborsomeness of oils — was stuff that could be snatched up at whim, and then managed or mismanaged and folded and creased, and then quickly torn into creatively provocative itsy-bitsy shapes, and in fact generally messed with on the wing.
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Doe could walk free — or he could be immediately snatched up by security forces and transferred to Saudi Arabian custody anyway, a move that could suggest at least the appearance of behind-the-scenes coordination with the U.S. But given that the cross-border transfer would take place against Doe's will, his likely challenge to the decision could turn on some of the same legal issues that led the appeals court to block his transfer to Saudi Arabia.
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Among the collection, that from afar would be hard to imagine anywhere besides Glastonbury's Pyramid stage, were covetable and wearable pieces; a glittery-camel mac, a Parma Violet sequinned crop top and maxi skirt, a disco-fabulous cowl neck mini dress in brick orange and a ballet slipper pink tracksuit are not for the faint hearted, but they'll undoubtedly be snatched up by Brewer Street's boutique Machine A, and appear on the back of every street style star come winter time.
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Never forget: WWE will buy people up the second they feel remotely uneasy about non-WWE wrestling getting popular someplace—Harrington points to their mass contracting of British wrestlers just as pro wrestling was about to experience a broad revival in the UK. There are wrestlers like Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, and (yes) Shinsuke Nakamura who simply got snatched up by the promise of decent money and a chance to be part of the cultural enormity of WWE's brand of pro wrestling.
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