" The Enquirer, he said, "always got something in return.
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Q: Does North Korea give you something in return, though?
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Do not offer something because you want something in return.
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"We should get something in return for that," he said.
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No one gives up power willingly without something in return.
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He says Democrats need to give up something in return.
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In exchange for what we do, we expect something in return.
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And third, Pompeo traded something in return for her high-end deal.
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Neither of them seem to do anything without expecting something in return.
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Moments later, he emerged with something in return: a tiny hand bell.
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In honoring her son's wishes, Fisher's heartbroken mother got something in return.
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But as you near your due date, you need something in return.
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So now, you know, I'm asking you, potentially, for something in return?
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I have been given much and I have given something in return.
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North Korea wants something in return every time it offers a concession.
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To avoid that interrogation, Bannon might have to give Mueller something in return.
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And for never making me feel like I owe you something in return.
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But he clearly wants something in return for making that temporary exemption permanent.
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All the major players made sacrifices, but they all got something in return.
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The gift may seem completely benevolent but then you may want something in return.
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Washington can&apost reasonably expect all that to happen without giving something in return.
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Nobody spends that kind of cash without wanting something in return—power, fame, glory.
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If males want food, on the other hand, they must give something in return.
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Lord Lovat is playing both sides, which probably means he wants something in return.
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Wasn't all that effort supposed to... I dunno, give me something in return eventually?
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The students know their location is being monitored and are getting something in return.
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But a person familiar with their interactions said Giuliani also wanted something in return: business.
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But it expects something in return — a peace treaty, or something very much like it.
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"She'd take them and usually make something and we'd get something in return," he said.
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At the same time, some guys gave me great deals, maybe expecting something in return.
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"Don't be afraid to ask, but make sure to offer something in return — give back."
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In giving Trump his first signed trade deal, South Korea is expecting something in return.
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The Clippers worked out the deal so they could receive something in return for him.
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From its athletes it wants something in return: confirmation that they want to be here.
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I'm artistic, though, so I'll draw her a World of Warcraft character or something in return.
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Sometimes people don't do small things because it doesn't give them something in return right away.
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You are generally willing to grant companies access to your data, but want something in return.
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But if you ask me for that kind of money, I am demanding something in return.
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And the "something in return" he so menacingly asked from Skerrett was just her real name.
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But barring their own plan for a long-term deal, House Republicans want something in return.
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" Rivka Galchen considered that cultural exchange "suggests you give something in return for having taken something.
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I didn't want to be another person who benefited from this without doing something in return.
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In exchange for free apps, you often have to give companies something in return, like personal data.
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Clinton's press secretary, told MSNBC that if anyone thought they were getting something in return for Mrs.
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I'm sure you've known people who help you out and then immediately ask for something in return.
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Shumate replied that it would not, absent an allegation that the president was doing something in return.
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They're giving you life advice for free, they won't expect, but may just appreciate something in return.
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But he may still get something in return for a (probably short-term) moratorium on missile testing.
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On the bright side, Verizon is at least giving its customers something in return for their data.
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Analysts stressed caution over Kim's words, noting that Pyongyang was likely to be seeking something in return.
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If there was this clear expectation of something in return, then it would constitute a bribery charge.
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"It got to the point that everybody who wanted access wanted something in return," Mr. Brannan said.
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Instead, try giving without expecting something in return, whether it's a Christmas present or a wedding gift.
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But Sanders will want something in return, and Clinton allies say she won't bow to his demands.
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Of course, Xi will want something in return, like an agreement to hold off on additional US tariffs.
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The show's newest franchise is giving those fans something in return for their loyalty: a potential vacation destination.
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It turns out they're not acting out of the goodness of their hearts — they want something in return.
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However, in August, Vashukevich said she had given the tapes to Deripaska for "a little something" in return.
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"Doesn't equity mean that if you subtract something, you need to add something in return?" said the Rev.
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Wisely, Kreizler refuses Morgan's offer of financial support for the investigation, knowing Morgan would want something in return.
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As a general rule, when the government spends money on something, it's better to get something in return.
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Trump announced a major concession to Israel, the move to Jerusalem, without even asking for something in return.
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The populists want either to reopen talks on the ESM or to gain something in return for acquiescence.
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Republicans in Congress haven't rushed to extend it long-term — not until they could get something in return.
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If we enact public financing through a small-donor matching system, the public will also get something in return.
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"If other countries give in and give Trump something in return, then we're looking at scenario one," he said.
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"I don't want to give you a fat head," he'll tell me, when I ask for something in return.
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Some on Capitol Hill argue they ought to "get something" in return for voting to increase the debt limit.
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I was told that if I took somebody's money, that I could take it, if I did something in return.
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She said she wouldn't take the food unless Dennis took something in return, telling him that's how she was raised.
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Because to be truly cozy with big-money donors is to answer the call when they want something in return.
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Users comment on and like people's posts not because they're actually into them, but because they want something in return.
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Everyone is eyes-open that they are not going to give us anything on North Korea without something in return.
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So conservative senators are likely going to ask for something in return if they're going to vote for it. Sens.
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"The Marshall plan was largely grants whereas China is giving this money and expecting something in return," she told CNN.
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Find friends who can provide a service for you (like haircuts) and offer them something in return that isn't money.
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In the most recent promo, she added that she keeps on giving and giving, but she wants something in return.
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Olive Garden began to feel like home, and, as a result, they both felt they owed the restaurant something in return.
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This man intensely felt the need to give me something because he felt that I had given him something in return.
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ET on Monday, the Hurricanes wanted something in return for Staal, eligible to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
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Through advocacy, employees get something in return: They are deemed knowledgeable experts in their industries as well as their respective fields.
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Ms. Malanik insisted in one of several interviews that he had provided valuable information and should have received something in return.
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But Republican governors are considering whether they could support scaling back Medicaid expansion funding — so long as they got something in return.
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At some point, however, there will be domestic pressure on Mr Macron to show something in return for all this Trump-flattery.
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And Abiy would need something in return, such as access to Eritrea's ports, which Isaias has never shown much interest in offering.
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But at some point there will be domestic pressure on the French leader to show something in return for all this flattery.
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Or to put it another way, the Ahmadis should feel they are getting something in return for their loyalty to the flag.
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"If countries in the world think they can detain Americans and get something in return we'll see many more hostages," he said.
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That shouldn't feel like a radical notion, but we live in a culture that often expects something in return for good deeds.
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Analysts stressed caution over Kim's words, noting that Pyongyang must be seeking something in return and can always go back on its word.
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Fortunately for the company, members of the press are cool with publicizing the Spark if it means they might get something in return.
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This implies that asking for foreign help in an American election is perfectly fine; the impeachable conduct would be offering something in return.
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Tsakalotos said the government would do all it could to ensure that taxpayers who suffered a bigger hit would get something in return.
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You don't have to pay for them, but they're asking for something in return: you have to post an Instagram of your shake.
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"But nobody can know when a shady billionaire gives millions of dollars to Trump's dark money group and asks for something in return."
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Basically, if someone is feeling altruistic and goes to donate, the possibility of getting something in return puts them in a more economic mindset.
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If Raptors ownership doesn't let Ujiri leave without getting something in return — and they would be smart not to — the price could be steep.
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As he made clear in Singapore, all concessions must be reciprocal — you want something from me, you have to give me something in return.
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However, the United States would expect something in return from Turkey, he said, despite Ankara's rejection of any step that would legitimize the YPG.
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If we view a person's attention and time as the source of real value, then we should offer something in return for their time.
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KISSEL: Yes, Putin is trying out the classic Cold War tactics, Paul, where he offers something in return for something that he shouldn&apost have.
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As a businessman Trump will want something in return and it's unlikely he will get his sort of returns on investment from most African countries.
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Maybe, once in the distant past, you remember when keyboards offered something in return: A "click clack" that stood as an auditory proof of productivity.
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Ron Johnson said that Congress should ultimately be responsible for making CSR payments, but that Republicans shouldn't act without getting "something in return" from Democrats.
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"These soda giants wouldn't be doling out the money if they didn't want something in return," Schmidt said of the findings in the new paper.
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Clinton has actively courted the endorsements of prominent Republicans who have made it clear that they expect to get something in return for their support.
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It means doing something nice for him with no expectation of getting something in return—you know, the way you did when you were dating.
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Without asking for something in return, Trump has initiated an ongoing destabilization of domestic and foreign policies to the point where he is deranging NATO.
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Either we are bought outright or we sell off pieces of ourselves like strips of land, in the anxious hope of getting something in return.
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A jury can convict if it infers an implied promise from the candidate's awareness that the donor expects something in return for a campaign contribution.
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Democrats have been willing to address the issue — so long as they get something in return, in this case a bump in affordable housing credits.
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" Trump said earlier this month that it would be "wonderful to solve the DACA problem," but that the administration needs "to get something in return.
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That provision was included following a push from congressional Democrats who wanted something in return for the creation of the president's much-hyped Space Force.
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The Cohen regulations suggest that, instead, his closest adviser was taking large amounts of money from major corporations who hoped to get something in return.
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To get that support, he will need to show he is getting something in return from the U.S. and not simply caving to President Trump's demands.
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This could work, according to their policy documents, in one of two ways: In either case, states want something in return for less money: more flexibility.
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Neither Trump nor Chinese President Xi Jinping can afford to be seen to lose a trade conflict or make many concessions without securing something in return.
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Ransomware is another attack that has been on the increase which involves hackers locking a person's files and then demanding something in return for unlocking them.
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Lebanese TV channels cited Telecoms Minister Mohamed Choucair as saying the fee would "not be applied without something in return" which he would announce next week.
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If the discounts are rolled back, patients and taxpayers should get something in return, to bring more competition to the market and drive down drug prices.
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" When asked if Israel would have to provide something in return, the president said "both sides will have to make hard compromises to reach a peace agreement.
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"North Korea gives up everything including their nuclear weapons and then they get something in return is just something they are not going to do," Wit said.
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It delivers more services and provides a better safety net — in short, that they're getting something in return for those extra days of servitude to the state.
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Klinger pointed out that the returned remains "have nothing to do with denuclearization," and North Korea will "try to get something in return" from the United States.
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Alexander also noted that Republicans will need something in return for providing the payments, namely added flexibility for states to change and repeal ObamaCare regulations using waivers.
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Unlike Santa, who always expects something in return, we're helping you out this holiday season by sharing the best online cookie bakeries to order from right now.
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Tax attorneys say that a payment made with the expectation of something in return — for instance, someone's silence — is likely to be considered taxable to the recipient.
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Cersei wants to help Jon, she really does, but she wants something in return — that he pledge to not take sides in the war between her and Daenerys.
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Analysts said Mr. Trump would very likely view a commitment to bring up the abductees with Mr. Kim as a gift to Japan that warranted something in return.
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The North Koreans have said they won't take any steps to denuclearize unless you give them something in return -- a talking point that the South Koreans are echoing.
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Vashukevich said she gave the recordings to Deripaska and vowed not to speak about the topic, telling the AP that he promised her "a little something" in return.
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Rosneft will expect something in return from the Russian government if the company has to keep limiting output, a Rosneft official said on a conference call on Tuesday.
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One fear is that Mr Trump might ask for something in return, such as sending more troops to the Middle East, that would go down badly with many Australians.
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The department argued foreign officials could patronize the hotel and the president could profit without violating the US Constitution, as long as he didn't explicitly provide something in return.
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And he didn't have to neglect a diplomatic process that might — might — have worked if he gave Turkey something in return for allowing Kurds to remain in the area.
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They're trying to make right decisions and smart decisions, and if they're not contending, they're going to get rid of some players and try to get something in return.
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"I don't like men to pay for me, as I am afraid they will feel that I 'owe' them something in return (sex, another date, etc.)," one woman wrote.
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"I find it hard to believe that she was going to give a win to Trump on one of his top items without getting something in return," he continued.
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"You need to show riders that they are getting something in return for the inconveniences of the service not running," said Kate Slevin, a vice president of the association.
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James Veitch hilariously plays along with scammers by giving them just enough hope that he'll fall victim to their ploys — so long as he gets a little something in return.
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" On $681 million moved to Najib's personal account in 2013: "With election coming, I did not want to get funding from companies because they would expect something in return eventually.
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"In scenarios where you're already going to spend that money, you might as well get something in return," said Mr. Clark, who owns a digital marketing agency in New York.
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In the early years of contact, Europeans viewed gifts from generous Native Americans as gifts, while the Indians saw this as an exchange for which they expected something in return.
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Writing checks for political gain and as a personal investment, his generosity has, at times, appeared attached to receiving something in return, whether that's control, more money or more power.
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Ten current and former U.S. officials, congressional sources and China and trade experts told Reuters in interviews that China cooperates only when it believes it will get something in return.
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Spending hundreds of dollars on floor seats to watch a crappy basketball team (not to mention $50 for parking and $12 per beer) leaves us feeling entitled to something in return.
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"I'd hope the court would go even further and say, if someone is giving you a tip or valuable information, then the presumption is they're getting something in return," he said.
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I'm talking about characters like Ross Geller here — men who pride themselves on being "good people" but expect something in return, as if they should be rewarded for being decent humans.
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They're not necessarily young... but a lot of these people are in the military, they have jobs... but if we're going to do something, we have to get something in return.
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Mr. Lavrov was asked at a news conference on Monday in Minsk, Belarus, about statements emanating from Washington that the compounds should not be handed back without getting something in return.
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President Donald Trump will oppose any congressional attempts to reinstate funding for Obamacare subsidies — unless he gets something in return, his budget director Mick Mulvaney said in an interview Friday morning.
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Even if all 52 Republicans in the Senate could agree on a plan, they'd still need eight Democratic colleagues to pass any bill, and Democrats are going to want something in return.
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"The president-elect has made it very clear that he would only change those sanctions if he got, quote, a better deal and we would get something in return," Mnuchin told senators.
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"Signing up to the BRI without taking into account geopolitical considerations and without making concrete demands, hoping that one day you will get something in return economically, is very naive," she said.
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Think tanks have downplayed the role that large corporate donors play in their research, but the situation at New America suggests that donors like Schmidt expect something in return for their money.
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Just give athletes the corresponding, All-American freedom to negotiate, stack back, and receive something in return—like, say, a salary with a buyout if they decide to take their talents elsewhere.
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They'll want something in return for cooperating with Democrats on health policy, and the public health fund (derided as a slush fund by the GOP) and the unpopular IPAB are obvious targets.
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While they're not necessarily giving in order to get something in return, some of them might never have weddings — and do they not deserve nice kitchen appliances for making homes of their own?
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While some investors are on board with proactively addressing Libor concerns, which could make deals easier to sell in the future, other debtholders won't agree to the change without getting something in return.
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"These plants are absolutely bargaining chips and the union is not going to give up on allocating those plants without getting something in return," says Kristin Dziczek of the Center for Automotive Research.
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And I think the world is getting on him a little bit, so I think it is time if he wants some change, but he is going to want something in return for that.
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These days, I know enough to know that my money should work for me, meaning that if I'm going to spend it — or save it, for that matter — I should get something in return.
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They are like the parents who cajole their child into doing something in return for a goody, and then when they can't deliver, try to pawn off something else as being much more valuable.
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Suspending the military exercises was widely seen as a concession to North Korea, and Defense Department officials said they expected the United States to receive something in return if the drills were shelved again.
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For those who take them into custody, hostages are commodities and they are released as part of a quid pro quo or part of a process in which their captors get something in return.
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Now Mr. Trump wants something in return: He plans to press Mr. Xi to intensify economic sanctions against North Korea to pressure the country to shut down its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
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While the court papers included no charges against Mr. de Blasio or other city officials, a federal criminal information in the case makes it clear that the donor, Harendra Singh, got something in return.
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You definitely don't need to get something in return to make your donation worth it, but if you can get a Beautyblender and help those in need at the same time, then by all means.
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India is also likely to want something in return from the Trump administration, and similar to China, New Delhi also has trade tensions with Washington, even if they haven't yet erupted into a tariff war.
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Sterling traders are bracing for further volatility as May tries to convince lawmakers to back her deal so that she can attend a European Summit on Thursday and offer leaders something in return for more time.
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But Ryan could struggle to get some members of his own conference on board if he cannot tell them that Republicans got something in return for passing policy that is such a high priority for Democrats.
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In reality, it was a move to undercut rivals and reward apps that gave the company something in return A new report from NBC News details the contents of 4,000 pages of leaked documents from Facebook.
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Voluminous testimony and key documents released as part of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry make clear that the Trump administration's attempts to get Ukraine to launch investigations in exchange for something in return proceeded in two stages.
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The Justice Department argued Monday that President Donald Trump could continue to profit from foreign governments patronizing his hotel in Washington, DC, without violating the US Constitution, as long as he didn't explicitly provide something in return.
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Though being "swole" and sexy doesn't typically solve the economic problems these men may face—except, perhaps, for a few fitness professionals—they do get something in return from posting pictures of their abs online: a thrill.
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"The only conclusion one can draw is that he feels the base is mobilized and that they helped deliver this, and that there would be pushback if they did not get something in return," Mr. Vaishnav said.
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It is often the single action that launches a train of events that lead to a wreck: the relationship crumbles, she's using sex to get something in return, or her morals go out the window as a result.
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The police will have to decide whether the gifts purportedly given to the Netanyahus constituted normal generosity between friends, or whether there was impropriety involved and a sense that the people giving the gifts expected something in return.
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Paley asked the show's producers to ease up a bit on Johnson but realized he might have to give up something in return, since the series by then was a hit, with more than 30 million weekly viewers.
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The question at the heart of the Trump-Russia scandal and the Mueller investigation is whether Trump's team and the Russian government cut a secret deal for Russia to help Trump in order to get something in return.
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And I think the president-elect has made it very clear that he would only change those sanctions if he got a better deal and we got something in return whether it was on nuclear arms or other areas.
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A sign-and-trade would only return the Raptors an asset if Lowry wants to land on a team without the full cap space required to sign him, which means Toronto can't necessarily bank on getting something in return.
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It would be naïve to believe that United Technologies — which had estimated it would save $65 million a year by moving the Carrier jobs to Mexico — would give in to Mr. Trump without an expectation of something in return.
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Myron Brilliant, the executive vice president and head of international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said the two sides were closer but cautioned that the Chinese would not agree to a final deal without something in return.
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Sterling traders are bracing for further volatility as May scrambles to convince lawmakers to back her deal ahead of the parliamentary vote so that she can attend a European Summit on Thursday and offer leaders something in return for more time.
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Photographing a playful French bulldog in a Madrid park, Cuenca says his aim with the animal shelter project is "to give the dogs something in return for what they give me ... and above all help dogs that are in critical situations".
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Tara Malloy, a lawyer with the Campaign Legal Center campaign finance law watchdog group, said to convict a politician, prosecutors must prove "an explicit corrupt agreement" in which the defendant agrees to do something in return for the money, Malloy said.
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Without a clear and realistic set of objectives and an assurance that the state being pressured economically will get something in return for its cooperation, sanctions boil down to an ultimatum: either surrender unconditionally to Washington's demands or risk a recession.
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"Prosecutors are going to be cognizant that there are always going to be credibility issues with cooperators," said former prosecutor Peter Zeidenberg, "but these are very experienced prosecutors and they're making a decision that, on balance, they're getting something in return."
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Usually, if a baseball player gives up something contractually, such a waiving a no trade clause, the MLBPA expects that player to get something in return, such as the triggering of a contraction option, a contract extension, or a bonus.
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But that bill would require the support of the Democratic Party, and could give it an ability to demand something in return — such as rollbacks of limitations on state and local tax deductions, which primarily hurt taxpayers in liberal states.
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"But for the U.S. to acknowledge that, they had to get something in return, which was to say that this multilateral trading system does not work anymore, and does not meet the challenges that it has to meet," the official added.
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"To see your enthusiasm and really taking it in that you're on the America's Got Talent stage, these are times that we need each other because trust me, we need you and hopefully we can do something in return back to you," Cowell said.
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But as it courts new podcasters, the streaming service has to offer them something in return for providing their shows if it wants to avoid a Luminary-like backlash, in which a podcast startup wanted to profit in part off creators' freely available work.
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In a 2-1 ruling, a panel of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that quid pro quo sexual harassment - when a boss offers a subordinate something in return for fulfillment of a sexual demand - is not a distinct form of sexual harassment.
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But with the system in such serious disrepair, Mr. de Blasio should be willing to contribute more money, but he should also make certain that the Albany gives the city something in return, he said, such as a dedicated stream of funding for the subway.
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" Mr. Koch countered then that Mr. Trump was "greedy, greedy, greedy," and wrote: "Trump obviously considered himself to be my friend at one time, and because of that, or because he gave or raised $70,000 for one of my mayoral campaigns, he expected something in return.
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His work highlighted that an employee's efforts on behalf of others don't need to be gargantuan — simple things like making an introduction, sharing advice on how best to use a new tool or mentoring a new colleague, without expecting something in return, can be enough to create a benefit.
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When I did ask for something in return, it was simply a few minutes of their time to ask a few market research questions, like, "What are you struggling with?" and "What would you want help with?" so I could understand what I might be able to eventually sell.
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While Sansa got her revenge on Ramsay thanks to the arrival of Littlefinger's knights of the Vale—an army she, whoops, forget to tell Jon Snow about before he sacrificed most of their troops and almost got trampled to death—we all know that Littlefinger will want something in return.
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Do you have any idea if Trump's goal in either Iran or North Korea is, as Robert Litwak, the Wilson Center's expert on rogue states, has asked, "transformational regime change" or a "transactional deal," whereby we would actually have to give up something in order to get something in return.
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"I collaborated with talented artists, artists that the musical industry doesn't know of because they don't pay attention to them, artists that make music without expecting something in return, artists whom I share DNA with, just how they shared their stories with me," he said when he announced the album.
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He doesn't think of himself as obligated to do anything for people he doesn't view as part of his team — unless he gets something in return, like investigating the Bidens (in the case of the Ukraine scandal that led to his impeachment) or refraining from criticizing his government (in the case of Cuomo).
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A country that offers something in return for an exemption could set a precedent, allowing the White House to make further demands in the future in return for access to the United States market, and fracture any sense of unity between capitals from Brussels to Seoul that have roundly criticized the tariffs.
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But, and this underscores the difficulty here: change that from the current plans for the rate of inflation and all of a sudden, conservatives who were very pleased with that addition to the bill -- a group that already feels underserved in this process -- will think they're taking another loss and expect something in return.
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Imagine the possibilities: While many think we don't want to share personal information, there are ample signs that if we get something in return, we trust the company and there is transparency, it's OK. Voice will not develop alone, it will progress alongside Google suggesting emails replies, Amazon suggesting things to buy, Siri contextually suggesting apps to use.
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The most significant physical movement away from Nusra by American-aided groups, in fact, came when Turkey offered them something in return: real backing to take a border area from the Islamic State that could one day be a safe place for the opposition to try to set up governance that offers a concrete alternative to Mr. Assad.
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With his roster full of unsigned and disgruntled players like Jackson, the A's owner essentially understood that he had three choices: Give his players the money they were asking for, let them leave for greener pastures at the end of the season, or get something in return for them before they left on their own volition.
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Hua has a deal in place to develop drugs including a diabetes treatment licensed from Swiss giant Roche Holding AG. While firms like Hua can help global drugmakers navigate complex regulatory risks, speeding up approvals in treatment areas like diabetes and cancer, they get something in return - access to what Hua's Li calls "good assets" and in some cases potential partners to sell their wares overseas.
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This all raises an interesting new question: if the Chinese government granted Trump something he was entitled to receive (the trademark), but might not have received because of a flawed Chinese TM system, and the Chinese government did what it was supposed to do, but with the expectation of something in return from Trump, his critics might consider that a violation of the emoluments clause, or a form of federal "quid pro quo" bribery.
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Some conservatives, whether openly or behind closed doors, admit that they're willing to accept a compromise that results in DACA recipients getting to stay in the US. (After all, they're US-educated and fluent in English; for people worried about immigrants as threats to cultural integration, DACA recipients are not the most imminent risk.) But they want something in return: expanded immigration enforcement to target new arrivals and unauthorized immigrants living in the US, cuts to legal immigration in the future, or both.
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North Korean officials on Monday said that the nation will not agree to another sit-down between the country's leader, Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris accuses Trump of being 'punked' by North Korea Kamala Harris: 'Donald Trump got punked' by North Korea MORE, and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE without something in return, according to The Associated Press.
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