So tell us: How many necklaces are you snatching up?
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I start by snatching up the hunk of mobile machinery.
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Even grocery stores are snatching up bona fide pastry chefs.
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Now, novel coronavirus panic buyers are snatching up ... toilet paper?
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Thank you for snatching up the new colors of #THECREEPER!!
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The company has also been snatching up digital health startups.
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Generally, the private-equity firms are snatching up more mature startups.
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We've scouring the sale sections to find the products worth snatching up.
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We also ask if he'd ever consider snatching up a team himself.
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So three years later, why are bots still snatching up all the tickets?
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So, we advise snatching up a deal fast if you see one you like.
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WWE, for its part, has been snatching up exclusive contracts as much as they can.
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Amazon has also been snatching up several smaller startups to build up its cloud system.
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With a name like Your Skin But Better, it's hard to resist snatching up this tube.
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But that hasn't stopped US companies from snatching up hotels they can market to visiting Americans.
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At first, people started snatching up masks and respirators, despite pleas from health officials to stop.
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Snatching up an American shell company of your own remains easier than getting a library card.
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The target audience was sold, snatching up the books and pencils for future rounds of therapeutic scribbling.
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On a more ambitious level she dreams of frog-inspired quadcopters snatching up cargo from the sky.
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Apple has been snatching up original content and is expected to launch its service later this year.
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The physical act of snatching up bundles of toilet paper, aspirin and canned goods can be comforting.
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Why not play it smart by snatching up the remote before someone turns on a football game?
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And that is almost certainly the case, given the rapid clip with which it's snatching up AI companies.
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Check out the prettiest lip colors we plan on snatching up before they sell out — they're going fast!
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Consumers spent $626.1 billion during the 2015 holiday season, snatching up Black Friday bargains and Cyber Monday goodies.
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The company has been snatching up startups left and right and announced partnerships galore at CES last week.
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We're guessing, based on his reaction, Miguel will be snatching up a ticket to one of the shows.
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Start planning your outfits for the holiday party circuit by snatching up this red lace Alice + Olivia dress.
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I use Audible every single day, snatching up those superfluous achievement badges like a beaming front-row Ravenclaw.
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Which is why we highly advise snatching up her shimmery swimsuit while there are still plenty of sizes available.
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This is a similar strategy Walmart made when snatching up other fashion brands, including Bonobos and ModCloth, for example.
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That's exactly what Floyd Mayweather did ... snatching up a new private jet 2 weeks ago ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The so-called Amazon Effect had buyers, including reportedly some Amazon employees, quickly snatching up apartments in the area.
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And now you've got your kind of second-tier athletes because the larger schools are snatching up the blue chippers.
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But with the Beddit deal, Apple took a bigger step into sleep tracking by snatching up a connected-device maker.
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PetSmart has made the biggest e-commerce acquisition in history, snatching up fast-growing pet food and product site Chewy.
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Companies are snatching up land amid intensifying competition that is expected to squeeze out some of the country's smaller players.
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It's just the government getting exactly what it wants, snatching up all its toys and heading back to its mansion.
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By snatching up some of the smartest talent in visual storytelling, Twitter could give its text-focused app some spice.
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Apparently, Apple is snatching up all the very best trees for its new campus, leaving local tree purchasers scrambling for solutions.
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Offset really went off, snatching up 2 chains for $40k each and dropping another $20k on the custom diamond Cartier glasses.
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To give yourself a better chance at finding and snatching up those more affordable flights, Keyes explains it's important to be flexible.
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Despite the standstill in San Francisco, scooter companies are moving full force ahead, snatching up venture funding and partnering with larger players.
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Instead of snatching up everything that might get your closer to the life you want, give yourself the space to pick carefully.
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Brazil's economy is showing signs it's climbing out of its two-year recession, and international investors are snatching up the country's stocks.
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High above Iraq and Syria, the Global Hawks are undoubtedly taking images of potential Islamic State targets and snatching up radio chatter.
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She said that some people were snatching up anything they could get their hands on, from necessities like gas to luxury goods.
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Rather than just snatching up boxes of bandages and prescription cough syrup, think about the best way to use your leftover cash.
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Facebook responded by snatching up Belarusian startup MSQRD in early 2016, and the tech made its way into Facebook Stories earlier this year.
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Available July 1 The Pink Panther 2 (2009)The inspector goes international in search of a thief who is snatching up historical artifacts.
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I think a lot of people are still confused about why these private equity firms are suddenly snatching up so many software companies.
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So we're getting our fix on summery boho blouses and snatching up this cutout floral-print top just in time for festival season.
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According to Elgin Thompson, managing director of technology investment banking at JMP Securities, that deal sped up Roku's interest in snatching up Dataxu.
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If the features from Series 240 and Series 2130 aren't vital for you to have, we highly suggest snatching up a Series 244.
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Last year, Mozilla made its first acquisition by snatching up Pocket, the Instapaper competitor that helps you save longer articles for later reading.
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And it's not just toilet rolls -- people have also been snatching up face masks, hand sanitizer, cleaning supplies, and food staples like rice.
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Swarms of servants attired in classic maid and butler uniforms moved about in zigzags, passing out plates of food and snatching up empty ones.
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While Amazon and Netflix are snatching up movies at Sundance, Hulu has been aggressively ramping up its own exclusive contact for a while now.
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As I begin to gloat, the titular dragon Nidhoggr zooms toward me in its fateful arc, snatching up my avatar in its low-fi maw.
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Tyra Banks finally made someone an offer they couldn't refuse and that person is snatching up the Bev Hills home she's been trying to unload.
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The car-buying public, though, remained blissfully unaware of most of these trends, snatching up gas-guzzling SUVs, crossovers, and pickup trucks in large quantities.
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As soon as the doors opened, people began snatching up seats in front of the main stage, eager to learn about all things butt-related.
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And the company has been snatching up some of Google's brightest mapping talent, including most recently the engineer who helped perfect the search engine's ranking algorithm.
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He added that the retailer has no acquisitions on its plate at this time, noting it has historically been conservative in snatching up new retail brands.
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Placing the top rope between his upper back and Silva's to make snatching up a quick choke or an effective seatbelt from the back almost impossible.
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But nothing could have prepared them for the scourge that is humanity—we're polluting their waters and snatching up their prey and hunting them to extinction.
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Click ahead for all the Net-A-Porter office-appropriate pieces that the editors here at R29 are snatching up most from the etailer's annual spring sale.
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It looks like Rusal brands are being dumped onto the LME, with traders now snatching up non-Rusal brands which have just increased in physical market value.
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For instance, if it wanted to make a sequel called Cyberpunk 2078 it would need the legal authority to prevent someone from snatching up that name first.
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McGregor dived in on a takedown and Diaz, a considerably better grappler, sprawled before snatching up a guillotine and using it to force McGregor to his back.
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In recent months, Facebook has also opened the floodgates for Instagram advertising, after snatching up the photo-sharing service for just shy of $1 billion in 2012.
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Those aren't the only items folks are picking up though -- Schwartz says people are snatching up just about anything they can get their hands on, ammo included.
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Now, Apple is snatching up "Carpool Karaoke," the creative work of James Corden and The Late Late Show, to become a new 16-episode weekly Apple Music exclusive.
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Hundreds of burger enthusiasts at the festival made their way from table to table, snatching up the quartered patties as a loud cover band belted out pop songs.
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Although SkyMall's former CEO attributed the in-flight magazine's demise to electronics, that did not dissuade C&A Marketing from snatching up the iconic brand for $1.9 million.
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The company had just undergone a decade of significant growth, opening five-star hotels in Chicago, Las Vegas and Washington, and snatching up golf courses across the country.
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Another instance of Nurmagomedov eliminating one hand in the match with Johnson was Nurmagomedov's snatching up of Johnson's far wrist across his back when he posted his hand.
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The grants are made in proportion to employees' salaries, and from Israel's point of view, it makes sense to be snatching up these skilled workers as soon as possible.
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All five Senate seats are in presidential swing states, making it imperative that Democrats and Republicans lock in advertising rates before Trump and Clinton begin snatching up available airtime.
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What to watch: The top acquirers of cybersecurity firms will likely be big tech companies like Symantec, Cisco, Microsoft, and Raytheon, which have been snatching up cybersecurity startups lately.
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As we first told you, the new owners -- who want to remain anonymous -- made out when the Giudices went belly-up ... snatching up the pad in August for $127k.
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Snatching up viral stars is just kinda what 'B&B' does -- the Fiji Water girl also landed a guest role after her noteworthy appearance at the 2019 Golden Globes.
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She returned to Teen Vogue that fall without a boyfriend — and with a lot of judgment from her bosses for not snatching up the opportunity to go to Paris. 6.
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While Dubbel Dutch's entire 2014 remixes EP is worth snatching up, it's the "2 On" mashup that really proves the New York-based producer knows his way around pop production.
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Russians are snatching up discounted vacation packages, seemingly happy to once again be able to book affordable holidays in Turkey, as opposed to pricier destinations such as Bulgaria or Spain.
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Of course, there's been A LOT of talk about the Silver and Black heading to Vegas in the near future -- with owner Mark Davis even snatching up the domain LasVegasRaiders.com.
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They are snatching up these health and fitness apps, they're adding them to their digital strategies because all the apparel companies need to have a connected fitness or digital strategy now.
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Still, for the average investor who is more interested in seeing their money grow alongside the economy than in snatching up incredible bargains, the decline of volatility is probably a boon.
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We discussed in the pre-fight piece that much of Lineker's dealing with takedown attempts has been snatching up the guillotine choke and attempting to tear the head off his man.
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The run on toilet paper and wet wipes has nothing on seriously hard alcohol -- 'cause people fearing a full coronavirus outbreak are snatching up vodka to cook up their own sanitizer.
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On top of this, the company has gone on a hiring spree, snatching up notable personalities like Jack "CouRage" Dunlop, Rachell " Valkyrae" Hofstetter, and up-and-coming creators group The Mob.
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After purchasing Jet in 2016 for $3 billion, the retailer went on an acquisition spree, snatching up ecommerce companies that appeal to higher-income customers like MooseJaw, ModCloth, Shoebuy, Bonobos, and Hayneedle.
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Stephen Curry has been a big focus during the NBA playoffs - and throughout the season - snatching up the league's MVP award and leading in scoring for the second year in a row.
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Pictures (YouTube)The Curse of La Llorona is based on a Mexican legend about the ghost of a mother who drowned her children and now wanders the Earth snatching up lost kids.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, residents will soon get a larger cut from the real estate shopping spree that's taking place in their city, courtesy of wealthy overseas buyers that are snatching up property there.
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Unilever spent a mere 1.9 percent on its R&D last year, but it hasn't been shy about hedging bets elsewhere, snatching up Dollar Shave Club ($1 billion) and Seventh Generation ($700 million).
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Namely, the so-called patent trolls, who thrive on snatching up vague, overbroad, or otherwise weak patents, and weaponizing their weakness as an excuse to sue as many companies and individuals as possible.
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Daily fantasy sites like FanDuel are snatching up market share, but traditional gaming and media companies are profiting the most, and the media and data industries around sports gambling are ripe for disruption.
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Capital One is making another acquisition in the fintech space, this time snatching up the price tracking service Paribus, which helps online shoppers get automatic refunds when prices drop on items they purchased.
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He wears them in all sorts of hues, from blue to white to black, and the parents of his fellow preschoolers can't get enough, routinely snatching up pairs from his go-to store, Amaia.
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But now that waterfront is attracting big investment: Deep-pocketed developers are snatching up properties and announcing plans for cutting-edge tech and design companies, commercial ventures, big-box retailers, restaurants and residential towers.
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With the exception of the enthusiasts who've been snatching up all the hotel rooms along the eclipse's 70-mile-wide, 2,800-mile-long path from Oregon to South Carolina, nobody really knew it was coming.
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In the last few years, a handful of specialty drug companies realized that they could make enormous profits by snatching up rarely used drugs that have no generic competitors and are unlikely to get any.
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"Companies are looking to better understand the legislation and potentially affect future changes, which is why they are snatching up top talent," said Ken Spain, a Republican consultant who works on financial and tax issues.
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By the time the two stood up again, Davis was backing away from the Dagestani prospect and the cross buttock throw came effortlessly, with Zabit snatching up a wrist control from the turtle as he went.
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Byte's early adopters also started snatching up coveted usernames — those belonging to real people, ranging from tech folks to celebs like Taylor Swift and other prominent figures like Trump, Bezos, Tiger Woods and others, Slate reported.
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One key difference between Mexico and China was that as trade tensions escalated with Mexico earlier this year, political pressures or other barriers did not prevent Mexican buyers from snatching up cheap U.S. corn and soybeans.
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Any fears of MacDonald being gun-shy were quickly dispelled as he charged out to counter a Daley jab with a corking right hand before snatching up a single leg takedown and finishing it with ease.
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The reporter investigated rumors of a secret Apple office focused on automotive development in Berlin, following an initial leak last year that Apple was snatching up German engineering talent in the wake of Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia.
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And with Tinder parent Match Group snatching up Hinge, suing Bumble, and effectively copying the idea of using "missed connections," one has to wonder how much life rival dating apps, especially those of Happn's size, have left.
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Some random dude in Georgia just made off with a bunch of Terrell Owens' awesome NFL memorabilia ... snatching up the Hall of Famer's storage unit at an auction ... and now TO is scrambling to get it back.
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And with the likes of Maryam Nassir Zadeh and Rejina Pyo throwing their sandals in the pastel-colored ring, there's no way we're letting spring pass us by without snatching up a pair or two of our own.
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Swiss rival UBS on Monday posted 1.5 billion francs in quarterly net profit as its investment bank navigated volatility better than Wall Street peers, snatching up a bigger share of corporate deals and placements within a declining market.
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Whether you're looking for shoes with great cushioning, trail shoes for some cross country action, or just a pair of stylish kicks that make it *look* like you're a runner, there are some great deals worth snatching up.
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And while snatching up Berkooz and Chong are impressive, what's more impressive is the fact that Acorns also managed to snag Chris Jones, the former chief investment officer at BlackRock, a $210 trillion money management firm (the world's largest).
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Whether it's a gorgeous new color for a classic kitchen appliance or a cool collab between two unexpected brands, snatching up one of these limited-run items before they're gone is an easy way to shake up your decor.
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Early on, you'll walk past the dangling feet of a recently hung man — Six is too short to see the rest of him — and get chased by a blind janitor with impossibly long arms, perfect for snatching up small children.
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These deal-hungry parents with time and money to spare were called "diaper hyenas," so named for their ruthless stalking of online boutiques and their cackling glee after snatching up one-of-a-kind diapers for a mere $300. Used.
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But its margins continue to be lower than those of consumer goods competitors, such as Unilever, Procter & Gamble and L'Oreal, which in recent months have been snatching up smaller companies and niche brands to build scale and enter new consumer markets.
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In the very last scene of the episode, we learn at the same time as Camille that Adora isn't the Woman in White, the fairy-tale-like villainess snatching up children in the woods like the witch in Hansel and Gretel.
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The "toll takers" who specialize in key pieces of betting operations are profiting the most today, but daily fantasy sites like FanDuel are snatching up market share, and venture capitalists are still waiting for the Google or Amazon of sports betting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty-one U.S. states led by Texas and Arkansas on Thursday announced a lawsuit against Delaware, accusing it of violating federal law by snatching up to $400 million in unclaimed checks that should have gone to other states.
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Headed by Igor Sechin, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the oil giant has demonstrated a high tolerance for controversy ever since snatching up huge oil assets that had been dramatically wrestled away from one-time oligarch and Kremlin nemesis, Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
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This position echoes that of other European leaders who argue Beijing has kept the door closed to foreign investment in too many sectors of its economy while exploiting the openness of European markets and snatching up leading European technology companies over the past few years.
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Able to get the takedowns seemingly when she wants to, Andrade's work against Joanne Calderwood on the mat was top notch as she dropped heavy blows from half guard before snatching up a fight finishing guillotine (turned DDT) as Calderwood came up to attempt a sweep.
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Along the way, he devoted himself full-time to a diverse array of interests, including the purchase of the NBA's Portland Trailblazers and NFL's Seattle Seahawks, while snatching up huge swaths of real estate in Seattle, and founding an institute devoted to researching the human brain.
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He added: In Obama's telling, the tech industry is painted as a spoiled child who runs back to his corner and disengages with the debate, snatching up his toys and taking them back to his mansion when he realizes he doesn't like the way the game is being played.
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Consumer companies bid against one another for thousands of keywords such as "ketchup" or "chocolate," often even snatching up keywords that are important to rival brands to undercut them, said Nii Ahene, co-founder CPC Strategy, a digital marketing agency that advises several major consumer packaged goods companies, including Unilever.
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Why We Tried It: As a lover of all things Real Housewives, I've supported nearly all of the products launched by the 100+ ladies — diving into all of their books, snatching up various bottles of alcohol, lathering my face with their skincare cream and buying myself various apparel items (when appropriate, obviously).
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Mr. Sion has been a devotee of the Sharon for nearly two decades, foraging its hills for mushrooms, sourcing his vegetables and Leccino olive oil from nearby villages, and snatching up calamari, sea bream and gray mullet from the fishermen of Fureidis and Givat Olga (nearby Arab and Jewish towns) as it is pulled from the water.
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Palmer Luckey, Millionaire Founder of Oculus Rift, Loves Donald Trump and Dates a GamergaterIt's been an open secret for some time that Palmer Luckey, the 24-year-old founder of VR company…Read more ReadBack in 2014, Facebook convinced the world that this VR thing was for real when it placed a massive bet by snatching up Oculus for what it said at the time was $2 billion.
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The cliché of the GOP being the party of states' rights has been tired for some time: Republicans have worked to hamper the ability of states trying to stem the flow of guns crossing their borders; they've floated the idea of preventing states from passing stricter-than-federal rules against polluters; and more recently, they've threatened to suspend funds to cities combative of border actions that see federal agents snatching up migrant children outside schools.
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