Data also showed two liquidated stakes and three new share stakes.
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The stakes are higher for all the characters in the book; their personal stakes as well as the more general "the galaxy is at war" stakes.
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How did the lowest stakes feel different to you than the higher stakes?
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It's table stakes, and we think that the table stakes should be raised.
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It's a high-stakes election, and it was a high-stakes speech for Winfrey.
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And the financial stakes have never been so intertwined with the journalistic and political stakes.
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Look, you talked about the stakes of this conversation, and there are stakes to it.
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Routine standardized tests are, by contrast, high stakes for schools but low stakes for students.
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Pre-IPO stakes remain popular with SWFs looking to secure sizeable stakes in emerging market companies.
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Dogwood's horses have won more than 80 stakes races, including two American classics: the Preakness Stakes, won by Summer Squall in 593, and the Belmont Stakes, captured by Palace Malice in 2013.
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The more it inflates the stakes for everything, the more anything ceases to have stakes for its viewers.
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STAKES HIGH Despite their modest volumes, Turkmen oil exports have always been a high-stakes, high-margins game.
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Tiz the Law (Holy Bull Stakes winner) and Ete Indien (Fountain of Youth Stakes winner) are among the favorites along with Independence Hall (runner-up in Sam F. Davis Stakes), three horses that were highlighted as contenders in February after the Risen Star Stakes at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans.
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Her case had low stakes — she was suing for only $1 — which meant the cultural stakes were even higher.
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There is still national interest in the Triple Crown races (the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, the Belmont Stakes).
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The financial stakes for the pharmaceutical industry and the political stakes for the Democratic Party extend well beyond California.
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These ownership stakes are very similar to stock shares, except there aren't separate classes of membership stakes with the LLC.
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It heightens the drama of the whole affair, always fighting to raise the stakes of an already high-stakes situation.
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The gap between their economic stakes and voting stakes is far larger than for Mr Buffett or Mr Murdoch now.
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We own about 200 companies, partial stakes or full stakes around the world, so it gives us a good insight.
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"That really is part of the Ant-Man movies — the stakes are really high … they're just personal stakes," Reed said.
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Twelve horses are entered in Saturday's race, including Whitmore, who finished second in both the Rebel Stakes and Southwest Stakes.
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You can toss around your stakes rather willy-nilly, pinning all of the window edges while still having stakes to spare.
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He's aiming for nonchalance, but it comes off as an obvious ploy to lower the stakes on a high-stakes meeting.
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The race is the first leg of the so-called Triple Crown, which also features the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes.
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For the summer months, we were given a framework for talking about high-stakes issues in a fairly low-stakes context.
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But The Magicians excels because it never forgets that high dramatic stakes only work when they're rooted in believable emotional stakes.
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If they can manage loss now, when the stakes are low, it builds up resilience for when the stakes are high.
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It's a cliché to say that this is a high-stakes event, but, well, it really is a high-stakes event.
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Icahn raises stakes in Herbalife, Hertz; cuts PayPal, Freeport-McMoran Soros Fund Management buys new stakes in financials Soros gets out of gold, Paulson cuts SPDR Gold shares Buffett's Berkshire takes huge bite of Apple shares, boosts airline stakes
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"[The Stakes is] comprised of 18 stakes worth $9.4 million in purses over the three-day festival and highlighted by the 150th running of the Grade 1, $1.5 million Belmont Stakes," the New York Racing Association (NYRA) states online .
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American Pharoah won 2015's Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes, making him the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years.
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Start by bargaining when the stakes are low and you'll gain the confidence you need to bargain when the stakes are high.
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This year's Belmont Stakes increased the number of stakes races to 19: three on Thursday, six on Friday and 10 on Saturday.
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ConocoPhillips and Chevron Corp also hold stakes in the nearby South Natuna Sea Block B, but are looking to sell their stakes.
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Postponed, the winner of the Juddmonte International Stakes and Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Stakes, has career earnings of more than $6.6 million.
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Soros Fund Management buys new stakes in financials Buffett's Berkshire takes huge bite of Apple shares, boosts airline stakes Icahn raises stakes in Herbalife, Hertz; cuts PayPal, Freeport-McMoran Bets on financials, pharma power US hedge funds' strong start to year
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Today, Jay Z has stakes in several companies, including $310 million stakes in champagne brand Armand de Brignac and his cognac brand, D'Ussé.
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For all the high political stakes, the human stakes for the individual migrants planning to seek asylum Sunday were at least as high.
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It is in this scene that Naishtat stakes out new ground, by crafting an eerie film in which the stakes feel painfully high.
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Vietnam has begun the process of selling majority stakes in two state-controlled breweries in which Carlsberg and Heineken respectively already have stakes.
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Slow economic growth is never good news, but the stakes are especially high now, six months ahead of a high-stakes presidential election.
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In Brown's novel the virus merely caused infertility, but screenwriter David Koepp has upped the stakes without any noticeable uptick in actual stakes.
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Especially as he enters into high-stakes negotiations with China about trade and even higher stakes negotiations with North Korea about its nuclear arsenal.
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The smart move is to leave the crass politics for a decision where the substantive stakes are lower and the political stakes are higher.
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The diplomacy this month is made for reality television viewing of the highest stakes, but the stakes are real and not produced for ratings.
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Orb went on to finish fourth in the Preakness Stakes and third in the Belmont Stakes, the other two legs of the Triple Crown.
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Or rather, there are very big stakes – universe-destroying stakes, with the requisite CG sky portal and everything – but no reason to care about them.
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Doctor Strange raises the stakes by putting the entire multiverse in harm's way, but it still questions whether those raised stakes justify Strange's cavalier attitude.
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The Triple Crown is a rare feat that sees a racehorse win the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes all in the same year.
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"Keeping the stakes personal is much more compelling to audiences, instead of global stakes they've seen so many times," said David Leitch, the film's director.
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Don&apost sweat the small stuffLow-stakes things should be low-drama, and high-stakes things can be high-drama if they have to be.
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A Reuters analysis of filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission showed that Coatue Management, Omega Advisors, Third Point, Tiger Global Management, Appaloosa Management, Paulson & Co, Soros Fund Management and Greenlight Capital in aggregate slashed 16 stakes, sold two stakes, increased six stakes, opened two new stakes, and maintained two positions in the so-called FAANG stocks in the three months ended June 30.
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Petrobras has stakes in nine sugar and ethanol plants in Brazil, including the joint venture with São Martinho as well as stakes in five biodiesel plants.
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And the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival — which begins today — celebrates the park's most prestigious competition, with $27 million up for grabs Saturday at the Belmont Stakes.
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ET. The event is the first of the Triple Crown races, with the Preakness Stakes scheduled for May 19, and the Belmont Stakes on June 9.
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Other trainers have followed, including Mark Casse, who won the Queen Anne Stakes with Tepin in 2016 and will run La Coronel in the Coronation Stakes.
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It was also always inherently funny to me to play a dad who thought he had a high-stakes position, but it's really very low stakes.
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Only one other horse in the field, Antoinette, has ever won in stakes competition, and that was a low-level stakes race at Aqueduct in December.
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The policy stakes in the 2016 elections were high — because the stakes are high in all elections — and yet television news coverage of the election utterly failed to convey the stakes, with more attention paid to the Clinton email issue than to all policy issues combined.
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Around half of the fund's assets are stocks, mostly large stakes in a few companies, such as Vale SA, Banco do Brasil SA and food processor BRF SA. The fund is looking to add smaller stakes in public companies and gradually reduce its largest stakes, Genso said.
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The government has transferred stakes worth billions of dollars of state assets, including stakes in flag carrier Turkish Airlines, major banks and fixed-line operator Turk Telekom.
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The government did not take ownership stakes in US banks and sold ownership stakes it took in auto companies after it bailed them out a decade ago.
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The family office of billionaire George Soros also bought stakes in AT&T, Chevron, and T-Mobile US, and divested stakes in eBay, Nvidia, Snap, and Paypal.
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Unlike the Kentucky Derby&aposs famous Mint Julep and the Preakness Stakes&apos Black-Eyed Susan , the Belmont Stakes didn&apost really have a consistent race day drink.
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The stakes are a little higher than usual for platforms like the Mac and the iPad, but the highest stakes might be for the long-awaited Mac Pro.
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To me the difference in my stakes of spending $10 on a cheeseburger that wasn't that good versus a small business owner's stakes of... Ashley: Their family's livelihood.
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Warner, along with the other big music labels, owns minority equity stakes in services like Spotify and Soundcloud; it typically acquires those stakes as part of licensing deals.
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Indeed, the outcome of the Toboggan Stakes — first run in New York in 1893, and the replacement for the Winkfield Stakes — created an unexpected commemoration of the holiday.
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And, to do it on such a broad scale at the Super Bowl, the stakes couldn't be higher — I mean, as far as stakes compared to open heart surgery.
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Referendum upped the stakes The stakes were raised last month when the Kurdish leadership held an independence referendum in the face of international criticism and deep hostility from Baghdad.
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Hanoi has been striving to trim stakes in state-owned enterprises, but progress has been slow given small stakes on offer, sizable state control and concerns about vested interests.
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The stakes of each game session are nothing less than the stakes of empires; you can watch your heritable line fizzle into nothing or bloom into a powerful dynasty.
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The standout sequence in Homecoming is the one where Peter endures a tense car ride with his girlfriend's supervillain dad, which cleverly blends high school stakes with superhero stakes.
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The stakes are low enough to encourage a gentle remove from the bakers; their determination is sincere, but the stakes are sufficiently small that they — and we — aren't worried.
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For publishers — and journalism — the stakes were high.
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The government has transferred to the TVF stakes worth billions of dollars of state assets, including stakes in flag carrier Turkish Airlines, major banks and fixed-line operator Turk Telekom.
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He had beaten nice horses, but nowhere the likes of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes winners, each of which was in the starting gate for the Travers Stakes.
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" They must answer the two "stakes" questions affirmatively: "Will you drive your stakes in this land, not the land of your origin?" and "Will you 'prize' what this land is?
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By the numbers: Per Horse Racing Business, betting in 2018 paid out $149.9 million on the Derby, $13 million for the Preakness Stakes and $138 million in the Belmont Stakes.
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While the Democrats bemoan the "high stakes" and "calamity" of a possible shut-down, where are Republicans touting the high stakes of our debt; the calamity of our current fiscal condition?
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Liberal billionaire donor George Soros's company is a part owner of Justify, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner hoping to win the Belmont Stakes and the triple crown on Saturday.
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The victory marks the second Triple Crown win for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, who also won the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes with American Pharoah in 2015.
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N >, Total, Statoil, Repsol, ENI and Gazprom have stakes.
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Here's what you need to know: • Raising the stakes.
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Eleanor can't just quit — the stakes are too high.
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Even worse, given the power dynamic -- and the stakes.
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Certainly the human stakes in these cases — Trump v.
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I mean, it was ... The stakes were so high.
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According to its latest quarterly filing with the SEC on ownership stakes (predating the Zoom IPO), the company owned shares in five public companies with stakes worth over $440 million in total.
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Delek, which holds significant stakes in Israel's largest natural gas fields, is required to sell Phoenix under Israeli regulation that prohibits conglomerates from holding stakes in both financial and non-financial businesses.
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Congress debated issues—but the vitriol and hate were limited because, though the policy stakes were high, the political stakes were not, as it was assumed Democrats would never lose the House.
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The Triple Crown is the very elusive title given to a 3-year-old thoroughbred horse that manages to win three races: The Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes.
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Justify won the Kentucky Derby, the first leg of the Triple Crown on May 5, before adding the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes to become the 13th horse to complete the treble.
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Caixa has sold stakes it owned in Brazilian reinsurer IRB Brasil Resseguros SA and in state-controlled oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA. So far it has sold around $2.6 billion in equity stakes.
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With the Kentucky Derby decided, Country House has two races to go to try and complete the Triple Crown: the Preakness Stakes, scheduled for May 18, and the Belmont Stakes on June 8.
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SPORTS An article in some editions last Sunday about Creator's victory in the Belmont Stakes misattributed, in some copies, a quotation regarding the performance of Exaggerator, the Preakness Stakes winner who finished 2556th.
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Mubadala, which manages over $225 billion in assets, holds stakes in some of Abu Dhabi's biggest companies as well as stakes in global firms such as Spanish energy firm Cepsa and Austria's OMV.
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But as the stakes get higher, the conflicts get uglier.
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On Friday, the political stakes seemed lower — advertising filmography aside.
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But everyone agreed that the stakes made this drawing special.
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It is also selling stakes in three units of PetroVietnam.
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The stakes are high, given that Sears faces a Dec.
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But in this case the stakes are a lot higher.
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The political and policy stakes in this struggle are enormous.
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For several, this includes stakes rather than initial full acquisitions.
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For both parties, stakes in the Texas race are high.
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With illustration, the stakes are lower because the money's less.
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The stakes are high for the world's two biggest economies.
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The stakes feel so high, even though they obviously weren't.
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How have you made the choice to shrink those stakes?
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N), and lower stakes in American Airlines Group Inc (AAL.
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But the stakes of understanding these landscapes are now immense.
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Clearly, the stakes have gotten slightly higher since ancient days.
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Renault and Nissan both own major stakes in one another.
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" He adds: "The stakes are so high this time around.
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He drew the No. 1 post for the Belmont Stakes.
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The standards are a set of stakes in the ground.
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People who support the movement "understand the stakes," Jackson said.
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SE) which has stakes in U.S. firms including Citigroup (C.
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I did play the higher stakes, where I'd average more.
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He shows these people that they're playing with real stakes.
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Given the stakes, there is no excuse for not trying.
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Everything is high stakes now, and I really hate it.
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What are the stakes of the story at this point?
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Instead, the rules are structured to raise the dramatic stakes.
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The stakes are too high and they always have been.
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Still, the stakes are still high, as are the risks.
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But it is extremely important, and the stakes are high.
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It looks like the same again, but with higher stakes.
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These were the stakes, pressing in from the outside world.
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The stakes are high, and failure is not an option.
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The pair of legislators lay out high stakes for failure.
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Changes to Mexico's telecoms landscape would come with high stakes.
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Those two stakes are together worth more than $9 billion.
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It's just that when they do the stakes are higher.
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When that happens, you eliminate all stakes and audience investment.
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But it's not a style that actually clarifies the stakes.
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And he made sure potential recruits knew the stakes upfront.
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The stakes are high, and Williams is forced to compromise.
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But the stakes of this supposed race are wholly unclear.
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Big money was being spent, and the stakes were high.
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When the stakes are this high, it's worth shopping around.
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The recent mask ban has raised the stakes even further.
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So the stakes are high and the struggle is real.
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The stakes were suddenly, bracingly raised; no one was safe.
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The stakes for all parties, local and international, are high.
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Go deeper: The high stakes game of legal sports betting
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And, in the Oscar stakes, not all festivals are equal.
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For the Bossa Studios team, the stakes are even higher.
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It makes the game play all the more high stakes.
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Trump's trade policy also has major political stakes for Ernst.
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In this particular case, the stakes could reach $100 million.
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They are still able to hold minority stakes in projects.
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But they were about to raise the stakes even further.
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We're going to need to be reminded of the stakes.
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And this is very high stakes negotiations, as we pointed.
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What if the stakes of the space race were higher?
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What are the stakes when you know he won't die?
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Guatemala's constitutional crisis raises the stakes in the forthcoming election.
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And today, we saw just how great the stakes are.
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The stakes and unpredictability of presidential debates make compelling television.
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"The stakes are a lot higher now," Sherman warns Wolfe.
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STICKING TO ITS 2022 FINANCIAL TARGETS The stakes are high.
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The rage is unsurprising, given the national stakes, but desperate.
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"Teaching is a high stakes profession right now," Sansing said.
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Other Chinese firms have bought smaller stakes in European banks.
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So it's four brands that live under two ownership stakes.
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The intellectual and philosophical stakes in the debate are high.
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It holds stakes in around 9,000 companies across 78 countries.
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Having amassed the wherewithal, Mr Son set about collecting stakes.
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The stakes are high for phone makers building premium devices.
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Commentary from Frida Ghitis The stakes could not be higher.
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The high stakes herald a gigantic fight in the Senate.
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But the stakes here are actually quite low for Microsoft.
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But the stakes are larger than even that princely sum.
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France is among the global frontrunners in the spending stakes.
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Twenty years ago Deutsche had stakes in several German companies.
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These stakes are worth tens of billions of dollars alone.
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The Point: The stakes are very, very high for O'Rourke.
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Andrade stakes claim for strawweight title shot What a fight.
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But it's worth breaking down the issues, given the stakes.
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And holy forking shirtballs, the stakes were already high. Eternity!
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The stakes at CNN's Democratic debate in Detroit are high.
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There are no stakes here, no real feeling of urgency.
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Like the soaps, Gilmore Girls also trades in emotional stakes.
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But it clarifies and reduces the stakes of her comments.
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Given the high stakes, how do investors in Europe play?
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These stakes are far trickier to unload in a hurry.
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The stakes are high for the continent's most iconic fauna.
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The stakes are high, with prepaid cards experiencing a boom.
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She also has a child, so the stakes are higher.
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O), and has held sizeable stakes in CDK Global (CDK.
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Now, in his new home, they were upping the stakes.
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The stakes could scarcely be any higher or more clear.
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The methods are the same, but the stakes are different.
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"Over 90 percent of these high stakes commercial litigation settle."
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But the stakes are high and the positions are stark.
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So, the choices are limited and the stakes are high.
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They have stakes of 9.34 percent and 38.21 percent, respectively.
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"Wasted opportunity is unacceptable with stakes this high," she concludes.
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Those are the kind of stakes that you're talking about.
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In some ways, while it's more formal, it's lower stakes.
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Nevertheless, we didn't give up, recognizing the high stakes involved.
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He has now raised the stakes for the White House.
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Rubio aides acknowledge the high stakes of the coming weeks.
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And in these two franchises, the stakes couldn't be higher.
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So Game of Thrones' showrunners needed to raise the stakes.
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The stakes are particularly high because of recent corporate consolidation.
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The White House was aware of the stakes for Friday.
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Suddenly it's 2016 again, and the stakes feel so high.
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EBRD and IFC both have 9.95 percent stakes in Fibabanka.
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The SEC chair traditionally stakes out the agency's regulatory agenda.
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Unsurprisingly, these developments have increased the stakes for everyone involved.
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But the real stakes are both larger and more abstract.
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However, on this issue, the stakes are just too high.
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The clubs' ownership will retake control of America Movil's stakes.
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The stakes are about as high as they can get.
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The stakes are just as high in La La Land.
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The fierce battle reflects the high stakes of Pruitt's nomination.
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