Just the Ticket: Ticket Stub Organizer, $14.08, available at AmazonVideos and photos aside, a way to remember their concerts, down to the exact seat in the venue, is this ticket stub diary.
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RNO Core value – Closing of the negative stub gap. 3.
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Here is the ticket stub from his first game. pic.twitter.
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Samsung only ship the stub version of Facebook on their phones.
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You don't have a role at the stub company, New Fox.
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PWNS, I AM LEGEND, NO YOU DIDN'T, UPSELL and STUB HUB.
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I think the stub is going to be worth a lot.
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He rifled through and found the claim stub in her wallet.
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On my first interview, I had my last pay stub with me.
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Then a waiter came out and made everyone stub out their Marlboros.
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And even the big companies you talk about stub their toes, right?
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He gave CNN permission to use this image of his pay stub.
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Every ticket stub from every game I have attended is a keepsake.
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You know when you stub your toe and involuntarily utter an expletive?
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He was a cigar stub of a man, Jack Ruby without the .
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But if you look at your next pay stub, you'll see them.
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His suit alleges the same multi-address pay stub scheme that Kaputsos's describes.
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At most venues, patrons now must produce a ticket stub to regain admission.
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Many Americans don't see a pay stub because the money gets directly deposited.
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Grab a caffeinated beverage, a recent pay stub and your latest tax return.
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The boiler has exploded, shredding Chris Christie's heart into a pulp-covered blood stub.
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Bates pretended to stub a cigarette out on Paulson's shoulder, then nuzzled her affectionately.
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You descend into madness: You secretly get a thrill when they stub their toe.
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If you stub your toe, it tends to puff up and throb a little.
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His artificial leg was attached just below the knee, the stub raw and sore.
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"I refer to this as my unicorn bump," Jenny says, motioning to her shiny stub.
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A W-2 form, a tax return or a pay stub will suffice as evidence.
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Puppy wound his way to the sign-up sheet, scratched his name in pencil stub.
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She flicks the stub of her cigarette out the window and rolls the window up.
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Tax forms such as 1099s and some sort of payment stub should suffice, they said.
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At the convenience store, he went to the counter and pulled out the claim stub.
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Everything on the stub looked normal, like his hourly rate and his employee ID number.
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To get started, you'll need a copy of your most recent pay stub and tax return.
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This is a bit reminiscent of the public stub idea he tried out five years ago.
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A stub to the finger which has me worried that I may lose my actual nail.
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Nevermind supernatural encounters, if you stub your toe and fall, no one's gonna come help you.
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Tickets for Disney Junior Dance Party on Tour are available now on Ticketmaster and Stub Hub.
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When pay day rolls around, be sure to take a close look at your pay stub.
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It also suffered from some difficultly spikes that very nearly threatened to stub out the fun.
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If you spill your morning coffee or stub your toe on the furniture, consider yourself lucky.
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In the rubble, workers found a woman's blackened wristwatch and a Boston College football ticket stub.
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What he loved about writing with a stub is that it made his scribble mostly illegible.
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He puffed on a cigar, right down to the stub, while chatting on his cell phone.
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He'd brought his teacher pay stub along, which showed a two-week take-home salary of $203,100.
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However, Milich says she has taught for at least seven years and the pay stub was recent.
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Having paid to own hardware, why should people be forever saddled with unwanted software, stub or otherwise?
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Mowery said he paid $1.50 for his ticket back in 1945 -- he still has his ticket stub.
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Stub of birch, first rime graying the last moss, the ground fascinates a spray of blue jays.
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He clutched a stub of a cigar in the side of his mouth, rendering his drawl incomprehensible.
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Clinton won the presidency a stub, an alternate branch of reality created by a meddling time traveler.
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Walking into the kitchen, I trip over the recycling bin, spill coffee, and seriously stub my toe.
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Martin Ramirez, an air traffic controller out of Los Angeles, received an electronic pay stub Thursday morning.
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I think our first year the company did, it was a stub year of $30-35 million.
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Elsewhere, men in Asia and women in eastern Europe in particular are failing to stub out the habit.
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I especially liked that I didn't have to worry about carrying a tiny ticket stub in my wallet.
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Those ticket holders must verify their income with a pay stub, a W2 or a current student loan.
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And one of the things on the stub, she wants Tim Sloan fired because he failed to supervise.
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"Mad Men," too, was fascinated with the layers of history and the stub ends of the faded gentry.
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So when you stub your toe and howl an expletive, it might help you tolerate the pain better.
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We have begged people to scour their attics and find a ticket stub, or anything, that provides evidence.
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The woody stub caught their eye because callus tissue could be seen growing over its dead and rotting parts.
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So I negotiated with my pay stub and all of the transferable skills I was bringing to the industry.
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Components include an "unflattering" photo of Trump, a tarot card, the stub of an orange candle, matches and more.
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My advice here is to think of your stub investment as "zero" and if it works out better, fabulous!
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If you call a woman of color "exotic," you deserve to stub your toe every day for a year.
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Here's how to review your pay stub and head off a surprise tax bill from the IRS in 2019.
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Those investments, which are supposed to remain in a stub company called Altaba, are worth about $48 billion combined.
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Three months after that, she checked her pay stub and noticed she was still getting paid $14 an hour.
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They'll be able to answer any questions you have about your pay stub, troubleshoot any errors and find a solution.
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" According to Wikipedia's own definition, a stub "is an article deemed too short to provide encyclopedic coverage of a subject.
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Phoenix, Arizona (CNN)When Elisabeth Milich posted her pay stub on Facebook, she was completely unprepared for the viral stir.
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The whiteboard now contained an elaborate diagram of rollers, conveyors, vacuum pumps, air knives, air jets, stub points, and fingers.
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After the Verizon transaction, the shares will be owned by the remaining stub of Yahoo, which will be renamed Altaba.
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"I'll ask someone, 'You can either stub your toe and it hurts an eight, or feel emotional despair,'" she said.
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I didn't have one consistent pay stub for them, so I was nervous they weren't going to give it to me.
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This looks to me like a stub of the toe for this rally but it doesn't really change the big picture.
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Your credit will be checked and you'll likely be asked to provide financial information like a pay stub or tax return.
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He writes back, laboriously, with his stub of pencil, then launches his letters as paper airplanes from a Los Angeles rooftop.
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He befriends and moves in with a lonely professor who mistakenly believes that Stub is a Fulbright scholar at the school.
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He'd tear a puzzle out of the paper and carry it around in his pocket with a little stub of pencil.
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Altaba, the stub company left after the deal, will assume much of the liability for breaches that may be discovered later.
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Rios has his own head full of bad memories, chewing rakishly on the stub of a cigar while flying into peril.
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Now, personal and dependent exemptions are out, so these filers should review their pay stub to ensure that they're not under-withheld.
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Sometimes they'd ask him for proof that he worked in the restaurant by a pay stub, name badge, or anything like that.
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Oh, and it comes with a built-in sharpener — just in case you still whittle your pencils down to a smoky stub.
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When I was a kid these older lads used to tie me to trees, stub fags out on me, call me names.
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McFarland promised to address the pay stub issue in an email "today," but another former employee says the email was never sent.
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A few days later, while she was recovering at home, her stub began to stink like "a dead rotting animal," she recalls.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe, last Thursday, included close-ups of an April 2010 pay stub from her previous employer, the BBC World Service Trust.
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And if he ever makes it to Wrigley Field, will he find a way to remember the ballgame without a ticket stub?
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"I used to have people stub out their cigarettes on the carpet," said Tim Martin, the founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon.
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It would help TIM offload big chunks of its 25 billion euros of debt and leave behind a capex-lighter service stub.
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After she helped him email a pay stub to the office, his coverage was set to be reinstated within a few days.
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His lawyer provided the workplace discrimination lawsuit documents and the bottom half of the pay stub to prove the checks were real.
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Along with your salary, your pay stub should show the money taken out for things like taxes, retirement savings and health insurance.
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The ratoon crop is the root stub of cane after the first harvest that usually remains in the ground for a second harvest.
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He doesn't even question the need have it on in his sister's presence, after remembering how thoroughly revolted she was by his stub.
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But we've put that on hold because the bank does not take a friendly eye to seeing a zero on one's pay stub.
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Brand: Stub HubYear introduced: 2012StubHub, the ticket resale company, introduced the Ticket Oak as a magical tree that gave away great concert tickets.
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For starters, he wouldn't have gotten that pay stub until the end of January -- regardless of whether he chose to have it withheld.
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"If all employees understood that every single pay stub was going to Equifax every week, there would be a mini-revolt," he said.
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Regardless of what's on your pay stub, many health economists believe that your employer's contribution toward health insurance comes out of your wages.
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A police officer threatened to arrest anyone who didn&apost stub out their stogies, but multiple players laughed at the cop&aposs demand.
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The withholding estimator asks detailed questions, so it's helpful to have last year's tax return handy along with your most recent pay stub.
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Then he reached into the genie bottle to retrieve the change, folded the stub and put it in an envelope with the cash.
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Next, you'll need the part that was supposed to provide a place for your fingers to go before your hand becomes a gnarled stub.
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I took a check stub or something out of my purse and wrote 'Waiting for Godot' and inserted it into the happy hour menu.
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I read this to mean that the S.I.P.C. would conduct a traditional liquidation under the act of the "stub" of the failed broker-dealer.
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Plus, it's not like I could be a huge copycat and just get my kid's belly-button stub cast as a necklace or anything.
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I can't recall a time in my life where I was paid my wages in a cashier's check so I requested a pay stub.
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" — Bob, Brooklyn, N.Y. "I attended the 1978 Dylan concert in Atlanta, Ga. I have the ticket stub and the T-shirt from that show.
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At Advance America, customers need to bring in a pay stub, a government-issued ID, a Social Security card and a bank account statement.
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But they found no drugs or weapons, beyond a crumbling stub of a marijuana cigarette and a pocketknife, Miguel Conde said in an interview.
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" Added a Florida Republican, who like all participants was granted anonymity in order to speak freely, "Trump is grinding the GOP to a stub.
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But that plan failed to gain public support, leaving the Sheridan as an underused stub that links the Cross-Bronx to the Bruckner Expressway.
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In fact, most people don't even search the internet for the taxes on their pay stub called "Medicare" and "Social Security," which are payroll taxes.
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" Our bodies release opiates to assuage pain, he explained: "You stub your toe, you're in pain, and your body releases a cascade of endogenous opiates.
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The good news is that it says both surge pricing and a requirement that users send a photo of their ticket stub will be suspended.
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The value of assets held by private-equity firms with any public stub had to be written down, resulting in those poor first-quarter results.
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Some have chosen to focus heavily on quality whereas others prefer to have short one or two sentence "stub" articles on as much as possible.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Stub Period - Includes the pro forma 2015 results prior to the formation of TIG Finco plc on 0003 April 2015.
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Stripping out TIM's network would leave a services stub with a potentially bloated workforce and debt pile that would struggle to compete with leaner rivals.
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Not opening day, not today; instead, the story referred to is about Yankees fans having to walk a mile from Stub Hub to the stadium.
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An in-game announcement reminded fans visiting from Mexico that their $173 border crossing fee by car would be waived with a Tecolotes ticket stub.
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It was identical to the pay stub of Mr. Romero's other client, Sandra Diaz, who had worked at the golf club between 2010 and 2013.
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So, it being my first Broadway show, I kept my ticket stub and Playbill, which I have continued to do for almost every show since.
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After the sale, Yahoo's Asian investments will remain in a stub company, called Altaba, which will study how to extract the maximum value from them.
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She took the monitor onto the front porch and lit a stub of a Newport 100 she had been nursing for the past several hours.
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When I showed up he had me sign a pay stub copy that breaks down all the taxes that were taken out of my two paychecks.
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A Florida man has watched the hit Marvel film over 240 times this summer, posting a selfie alongside each individual movie ticket stub before every viewing.
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Ticket Stub Diary, $12.32, available at AmazonA great gift for anyone who is constantly attending shows, concerts, or sports games — and never throws away their tickets.
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"The Army's favorite thing—no matter what, if you break a bone, stub a toe or get an ingrown toenail—is Tylenol and codeine," he says.
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To use the I.R.S. calculator, you will need a copy of your 2018 return, along with your most recent pay stub (and your spouse's, if applicable).
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They are bluffing their way through questions the same as you and me, they still struggle to open jars, and stub their toes on door frames.
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At Union Junior High, Michael Turner, a former Marine and special education teacher, shows me the pay stub that brings him less than $1,200 a month.
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In 85033, a "giant" was discovered in Cardiff, N.Y. on the farm of Stub Newell, who had hired some workers to dig a well on his property.
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Before you start, have handy a copy of your current pay stub and your most recent federal income tax return — ideally, your 2017 return, the I.R.S. says.
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And by the time I've done the airport and gone through PreCheck and fought with nine people and had luggage stub my toe, I'm ready to write.
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She frees the tangled rudder, rigs a stub of mast with a scrap of sail, patches a hole in the hull and pumps water from the cabin.
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But it is a prime example of a Moses mistake — a misbegotten stub of a road that separates the neighborhood from the Bronx River, which it parallels.
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When, at one point, she submitted a handwritten pay stub, an official from the Department of Health and Human Services threatened to rescind her child care grant.
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The headset keys off the blue stub at the top of the controller, along with an accelerometer built into the hilt, to generate the in-headset lightsaber blade.
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I also send him my pay stub; he said he would look at it to determine if I should adjust my withholding due to the new tax legislation.
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"And that was it for minor league baseball in Seattle," said Baskin, who still has a program and an unused ticket stub from the Rainiers' last home game.
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Hendrickson's 2015 stub period total compensation $1.9 million - sec filing * Perrigo -former CEO Joseph Papa, who resigned in April 2016, total compensation for 2016 was $9.1 million versus.
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What made 2017 different from other years is that I can actually name those three shows without flipping through my ticket stub collection, because each one was memorable.
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The novel's plot also hinges on technological time travel, which enables people from the future to alter past events and create a "stub," or an alternate time track.
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After she first sent a notification that I had not paid rent, I showed her my pay stub proving that my employer had been deducting rent from my paycheck.
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An analogy here is when you stub your toe: It doesn't matter whether you rub it furiously or dance around your bedroom; the pain will last 30-60 seconds.
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"The picture was never an official picture," the prosecutor says, leaning back in his chair behind a large wooden desk and puffing on the stub of a thin cigar.
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When you stub your pinky toe, when genitals collide with zippers, or when you're in traffic and other people seem to be too: Swearing and cursing is the answer.
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Supporters had rallied to provide care for the ailing 20-year-old female — named Puntung, or Stub, for her missing foot — but the problem turned out to be cancer.
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Last quarter, called Johnston weakness in in North American drinks a "toe stub " as the company looks to balance its slow-growing core business with more on-trend innovations.
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Even though the pay stubs plainly show that Plaintiff worked at least 9.27 hours of overtime during this pay period, there is no overtime compensation reflected on either pay stub.
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The company on Friday posted final tender results, which included participation from roughly 96% of bondholders, or US$382.5m in principal, leaving a US$17.5m stub that will remain outstanding.
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Sure, they look like adorable teddy bears with goofy stub hands, but in actuality, they are small, angry little sex monsters who make frog grunts when they look for mates.
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With its round ears, fluffy fur, stub snout, tubby tummy, and those distinctive, big black polka dot eyes, it's not hard to see why people around the world are enamoured.
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But that has less to do with the number on my pay stub and more to do with how I&aposve changed my financial habits to prioritize personal well-being.
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We learn that Ralph Angel, on the other hand, is actually an ex-con who's parole officer is nagging him to get a full-time job with an actual pay stub.
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Toys 'R Us ran a promotion in which anyone who brought in a ticket stub to 1998's Pokémon: The First Movie to a store could download their very own Mew.
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This $12.99 ticket stub diary is every nostalgic hoarder's dream — with page after page of clear sleeves with multiple pocket sizes and margins below to write down details from the event.
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I stub my toe on almost every corner I come in contact with, but I make a joke of my clumsiness every time it happens in order to diffuse the embarrassment.
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That may help explain the authorities' apparent reluctance to stub out smoking, even though the World Health Organisation says smoking-related diseases claim around 225,000 lives across the archipelago each year.
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I've got it down to almost a science, but even then, I still sometimes miss out and have to face an average markup of 49 percent on resale sites like Stub Hub.
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When Duterte was in Davao, he once personally forced a man to stub out his cigarette and eat it after he refused to stop smoking in a restaurant, according to media reports.
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And although investors liked LSC's last earnings report, the company recently filed for a secondary share offering so that the RR Donnelley stub could unload its position in LSC, a worrying sign.
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" PAUL CHRISTOPHER, HEAD GLOBAL MARKET STRATEGIST, WELLS FARGO INVESTMENT INSTITUTE, ST. LOUIS: "The dollar is off a little bit, maybe there was some disappointment, a stub of the toe, so to speak.
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But as the marshes of southeastern Louisiana shrivel and settle into a rising sea, the island has been eaten away to a bare stub of what it was in the mid-13s.
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But as the marshes of southeastern Louisiana shrivel and settle into a rising sea, the island has been eaten away to a bare stub of what it was in the mid-1950s.
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She confirmed that Ms. Morales lived at the address on her pay stub, which carried the legal name of the golf course and the address of the Trump Organization on Fifth Avenue.
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The empty pay stub happened to hundreds of thousands of federal workers this week because of the extended government shutdown, and there doesn't seem to be a clear solution to the problem.
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They looked good at a long arm's length, but up close, they were missing the individual ticket numbers that are present on the real tickets, as well as the perforation along the stub.
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The officer also reminds Ralph that that he's now jobless; he needs to be receiving a 40-hour-per-week pay stub if he wants the farm to be his full-time job.
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A W-2 form, a tax return or a pay stub will suffice as evidence, which you may easily have on hand if you're double-checking your Social Security statements during tax season.
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The ratoon crop is the root stub of the cane after the first harvest that remains in the ground for a second harvest, but that must be removed to kill off the grubs.
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William Striffler, an air traffic controller working without pay at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, showed CNN the pay stub for $0.00 he received after working 64 hours this pay cycle.
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Sibrel's movie — which is now, of course, available on YouTube — is fitted with an automated rebuttal: YouTube has inserted a stub of an Encyclopaedia Britannica article about the moon landing onto the page.
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On the one hand, it's like a LinkedIn profile; a stub of an account that exists for people to get in contact if they don't have my phone number or invite me to events.
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Learn more about the Ticket Stub Diary ($12) See Details You probably could have expected this one, but come on — there's nothing more romantic than skin soothing, de-stressing, and delicious smelling bath bombs.
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This desire for validation and a record of attendance has always existed in some form or another – as ticket stub and programme collectors will attest – but it seems more pervasive, and problematic, than before.
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But amid the magic, darkness still loomed: In Konjic, as I fantasized about putting a down payment on a lovely riverside cottage, I glimpsed the scorched stub of a bombed-out minaret behind it.
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Its latest move to curb that abuse is to require some users to send a photo of their ticket stub to the company if they want to unlock the ability to use their card again.
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We already have at least a stub of this idea when it comes to obviously dangerous but also potentially beneficial technologies in medicine and genetic engineering, as well as dangerous chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons.
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And when Theo died, his obituary in The Guardian noted that "he always wore cheap, ill-fitting suits and used pencils down to the stub" even though he could easily afford the best of everything.
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For all the direct deposit and paycheck hounds out there who know their expected weekly or biweekly incomes like they know their own faces, this month might have brought a surprise: a plumper pay stub.
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But like a cigarette ash that defied physics, remaining intact on the end of a butt for a surprisingly long time, when it finally fell, there was just a tiny stub of our relationship left.
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"This was the right decision," said Jesper Stub Johnsen, deputy director of the National Museum of Denmark and the chairman of an international commission formed in 2012 to evaluate the risks of moving the ships.
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I think Chair Powell the other day made the analogy in Dallas, you know, about if you're in a darkroom, especially without your shoes on, you want to go slow so you don't stub your toe.
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The universal headphone jack was, according to Apple, out of date, and it was time we all got on the wireless bandwagon — with those pearly-white cigarette stub lookalikes serving as our ticket to the future.
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Johnston called the sales drop a "toe stub" and noted that the balance between supporting its legacy brands with its new items is being honed, but the company does not view the two as mutually exclusive.
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I also like that it's pretty thick, which keeps my feet a little further away from the ground so I won't stub my toes and or get as dirty as I would with a flip flop.
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Meanwhile, the woman's other arm is a truncated stub culminating in a bodiless head with an open mouth, two dots for nostrils, and an outline for eyes, one of which is cropped by the painting's right edge.
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The automaker contended that Mr. Scheuer had altered a federal government check stub to show "proof of funds" to move into the family's new house, but when his real estate agent found out, the family was evicted.
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These are main areas where military taxes differ from civilian: - What counts as income Schleider cautions his young soldiers to keep a close eye on their leave and earnings statements - the military version of a pay stub.
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The key difference between the two, he points out, is that in the dream you don't actually stub your toe and therefore there is no physical damage (unlike if you stubbed your toe while you were awake).
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So, even if you get stuck on a delayed train or stub the same toe multiple times on Friday, you're probably going to finish the day on a high note — or at least not a terribly low one.
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And his paycheck — which is briefly revealed in season seven — verifies his self-proclaimed economic status: According to the stub, Homer's pretax weekly pay of $479.60 works out to $11.99 an hour, or an annual salary of $24,395.
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Tupac Shakur's ticket stub to the Mike Tyson fight he attended the night he was shot has been in very few hands since then, but now it could be in yours ... if ya got a lot o' cash.
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William Striffler, an air traffic controller working without pay at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, showed CNN the pay stub for $0.00 he received after working 64 hours during the first pay cycle of the shutdown.
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"Every time something happens, everybody's hollering," Garland Ashby, 217, the owner of an estimated 212 guns, said of the recent protests over gun control, rubbing at his cigarette stub from a park bench in this town of 22012,217.
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Worse than pulling his tee shots into the trees, worse than the penalty shot, was Spieth sweeping in a 10-inch putt for double bogey only to stub the putter and move the ball only a few inches.
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Lachlan Murdoch, who has recently served as executive chairman of 21st Century Fox, is expected to stay behind to run what some analysts are referring to as "the stub" — a group of businesses that Disney is not buying.
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Mr. Duterte's predecessor, Benigno S. Aquino III, signed a law in 2014 requiring bold, graphic health warnings on all cigarette packages, but studies show it has done little to stub the vice in this country of 104 million.
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That allows both the studio and the theater chain a chance to earn money on screenings of the film in theaters when audiences have no other choice but to see the movie for the price of a ticket stub.
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A promotional video from Raytheon shows its Griffin missile being fired from a launch tube slung underneath the stub wing of an Army OH-58 Kiowa Warrior helicopter, and a manufacturer in Arizona advertises such mounts on its website.
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The book is a behind-the-stage-door dive into the ephemera of a woman who ritualistically kept virtually everything — every ticket stub, every dry cleaning receipt, every Polaroid from a wardrobe fitting — from her half-century-long career.
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While Alexander Pereira, in charge when I was here in 2014, wore the crisp suits of a banker, Mr. Hinterhäuser — always in formless black and gray, always nursing the stub of a cigarette — seems first and foremost an artist.
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As part of his 2017 application for a driver's license, Caban Gonzalez submitted a birth certificate issued in 2014, a valid Puerto Rico driver's license, a pay stub and his Social Security card to DDS, which the state kept.
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Launching a video-on-demand streaming service with major studios' backing helps AMC get into the digital market while also ensuring its ongoing relationships with the five major studios, as well as the value of a ticket stub, remains intact.
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Consumers who do not want their digital activity and location surveilled by the people-profiling giant will likely crave the peace of mind of not having any form of Facebook app, stub or otherwise, taking up space on their device.
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Stub your entire leg, however—which I definitely don't recommend, especially not on a boulder heavy enough to crush a car jack—and it swells up so that the inside becomes too big for the skin around it to contain.
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The starting point would be a "stub," or capped tunnel, extending about 50 feet into the East River near the Battery Maritime Building that was created a century ago by some of the original builders of the city's subway system.
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So we asked readers to share something from their own personal Dylan archives: the vinyl copy of "Blonde on Blonde" that survived moves, marriages and children; the ticket stub that conjures mental images of an inspiring performance; the bootlegged recording from the show.
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Each little step, every pay stub saved, every transcript kept, made all the difference in proving that I was here the entire time, that my parents were here, and that we filed all these provisions just to try to get our stuff fixed.
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Last year, I declared February "back-of-the-house appreciation month" and provided a free six-course tasting menu to anybody who showed up with a pay stub as proof that they worked in the back-of-the-house in any restaurant.
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Beekman Place, a two-block stub between 49th and 50th Streets east of First Avenue, where Irving Berlin lived for more than 40 years (his home was sold to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg), has the scrubbed, hushed perfection of a movie set.
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TIM management has argued Elliott's calculations for the ServiceCo's cashflow and dividends were too optimistic and a NetCo spinoff risked leaving a much weaker stub behind, without the financial benefits that vertically integrated telcos enjoy, potentially putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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Head straight to the savory-pastry case and get a sausage roll, a stub of golden crust wrapped around pink, coarse breakfast sausages, or a pasty, a hand pie that can be held by its rolled seam, which looks like a fat lip.
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Just as when you stub your toe and there is an anticipatory moment before you actually feel the pain, I waited to feel the rage and disgust that experience told me would be my natural response to another person barfing all over me.
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Starship Mk1 is the evolution of the first flight vehicle that SpaceX used to test technologies for Starship – the Starhopper, a stub-top cylinder that basically just provided a way to test one of the Raptor engines in two, low-altitude 'hop' flights.
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Dressed in a breezy stub-collared, pale blue shirt, khaki pants, with thick-rimmed glasses and sandals, Uno cuts a starkly different image from Widodo's running mate - a septuagenarian conservative Muslim cleric - and one that has proved popular with young voters and female voters.
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If you hoard every ticket, wristband, or other piece of memorabilia from all of the dates you and your boo have been on, this $20.003 Ticket Stub Diary is an adorable way to document all the places you've gone and will go in the future.
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But when phones across town started buzzing with an emergency alert, residents realized that there might be a lot more to worry about than just resetting the clocks and trying not to stub your toe when you get up to pee in the dark.
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The court order requires any voter who lacks a required ID not only to sign an affidavit, but to present some form of identification, such as a pay stub, a bank statement, a utility bill or some other official document with a name and address.
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Well, you can't run a sander over linoleum so we had to, over a weekend, take out the stub floor for that whole part of the stage, drop it down a half an inch and lay in an honest-to-god, real wood parquet floor.
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But if you pick one thing you simply adore—a postcard, a photograph, a paycheck stub, a love letter—and stick it in a cheap frame from IKEA or your local drugstore, you'll be surprised at how nice it looks, and how good it makes you feel.
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During a recent visit this summer, I stopped in to finally find out how to pronounce "zhug," thoroughly annoyed by my own chronic stumbling over the "zh" as if it were the leg of a chair in my own den that I habitually stub a toe on.
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GM said that, after the trial began, it was contacted by the real estate agent involved in the house sale who said he believed Scheuer may have altered a check stub to make it appear as if he had sufficient funds to pay for the house.
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That said, I still enjoy carrying in my wallet a 1966 San Francisco Giants ticket stub as a reminder of my wonderful, first-ever airplane trip, which included the one and only visit of my lifetime to Candlestick Park to see my childhood sports hero, Willie Mays.
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You won't find the cleats Johnny Podres wore when he pitched the Dodgers to their first World Series win in 1955; what you'll see instead is the program from that Game 7, the ticket stub, the next day's sports pages, and several artistic representations of the series' iconic moments.
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It has a fun, common room-style feel to it as drivers moan-laugh about awkward passengers and stub out cigarettes in ashtrays made from old Coke and Red Bull cans (My visit here has taken place just before the Beijing smoking ban has kicked in on June 1).
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Derek KilmerDerek Christian KilmerHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Wave of Washington state lawmakers call for impeachment proceedings against Trump No. 2628 Senate Democrat calls for House to begin impeachment proceedings against Trump MORE (D-Wash.) tweeted a picture of a ticket stub from Robinson's first game.
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Among the ideas that Zoomlion suggested are so-called contingent value rights, that would entitle Terex shareholders to specific payments or other benefits if the combined company's shares or financial performance met certain targets, or a public stub, which would allow Terex shareholders to retain some equity, the people said.
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It's a stub of a line, but by extending the Q train up to 96th Street and 2nd Avenue, the MTA has opened up a new worm hole in the city—connecting two unlikely correspondents, Coney Island and Yorkville and the dozens of neighborhoods in between—and taken pressure off the Lexington Ave.
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Two side-by-side documents encapsulate his early struggles: a $134.77 pay stub for his job, in 1996, as a Pepsi delivery truck driver – money needed to make ends meet – and a down-to-the-penny tally of band expenses at the same time (including $50 voice lessons and a $16.95 guitar strap).
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They rely on either an unlocked bootloader, which allows users to flash Google apps to the normally read-only system partition, or on "stub apps" left in the system partition by the device manufacturer specifically for the Google apps, so sideloaded versions can get the system-level permissions they need to work.
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Once any deal is announced, investors will turn their attention to the biggest issue affecting the stock: How will the remaining stub of Yahoo make money from its 15 percent stake in Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce company with a face value of $31 billion, and its 35.5 percent stake in Yahoo Japan, worth about $9 billion?
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Ms. Lusardi, at George Washington University, said research showed that one in five American high school students lacked even basic financial skills — such as the ability to interpret a pay stub to determine how much money will be deposited into their bank account or the savvy to avoid being tricked into sharing an online bank account logon.
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Investigators and prosecutors pointed to an abundance of evidence that they said proved that Mr. Diaw, 27, was the killer: Witnesses saw him and Ms. Olsen leaving a nightclub, street cameras recorded video of them returning to her apartment and traces of his DNA were found on a cigarette stub and a condom in her apartment.
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To support himself throughout a career that was never careerist, he taught and lectured in art schools around New York, and his classroom presence became legendary, a kind of performance work itself — with his long unruly hair, his all-black wardrobe, his gravel-bed voice with its distinctive loping stutter and, before he quit, the endless cigarettes he would light, stub out, pocket, retrieve and light again.
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