I couldn't watch the new Twin Peaks without subscribing to Showtime; I couldn't watch Game of Thrones without subscribing to HBO; I couldn't watch The Handmaid's Tale without subscribing to Hulu; I couldn't watch Orange Is the New Black without subscribing to Netflix; I couldn't watch the new Star Trek: Discovery without subscribing to CBS's abysmal All Access service.
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Sounds like the kind of thing worth subscribing for, right?
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These are people who are, they're not necessarily subscribing, correct?
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Most of those people are subscribing to streaming services instead.
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If you appreciate the effort, maybe you would consider subscribing?
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However, the costs mount for those subscribing to multiple services.
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They are a standard part of subscribing to the service.
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Most of those people are subscribing to streaming services instead.
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At some point I'm going to stop subscribing to things.
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That is, the apps lured users into subscribing for unnecessary services.
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Users can also unlock other "secret prices" by subscribing to emails.
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If anyone is on the fence about subscribing, just do it!
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Nor does it apply to those already subscribing to the Times.
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Cruz donors are subscribing to the adage that winning begets winning.
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Subscribing to Lean In didn't mean disavowing belief in that system.
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You can read about them all by subscribing to BI Prime.
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Original content is a key reason for subscribing to streaming services.
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Watching on Netflix, he noted, requires the deliberate act of subscribing.
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Amazon was a distant second with 25.2 million homes subscribing to Prime.
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So you'll have to consider whether subscribing is worth it for you.
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If it meant more people were subscribing to KotakuInAction, nothing else mattered.
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And subscribing to YouTube Red already gave you access to both services.
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You can stream by subscribing to any of the services mentioned above.
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And grab yourself a little extra Greed anytime by subscribing to the
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Once you start subscribing to shows, however, the home page shifts accordingly.
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You can read most of these stories by subscribing to BI Prime.
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You can accept him as your God by following, Liking, or subscribing.
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Product purchases in e-commerce, many are evolving from buying to subscribing.
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It redesigned its home page to emphasize subscribing to channels over individual videos.
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Despite people subscribing to their updates, Pages couldn't reach many of their fans.
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Down the line, the company will start working on subscribing to specific channel.
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But Garmendia's internet-born fan base rewards him beyond merely liking and subscribing.
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For Prime members, the change adds another small perk to subscribing to Amazon.
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Are you or is your household a Netflix customer that recently stopped subscribing?
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Rogers, like Diaz, had a history of subscribing to conspiracy theories before QAnon.
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Just 30% of Ghana's population are online, with only 13% subscribing to Facebook.
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The morning newsletter, through Axios, you should be subscribing if you aren't already.
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Subscribing to Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu together will cost $12.99 a month, which includes the following: Subscribing to all three services separately would run you about $19 a month, meaning this newly announced bundle will translate to a $6 discount.
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You can get more videos like these by subscribing to the Vox YouTube channel.
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Finally, make sure you have a fast and stable connection before subscribing to Shadow.
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To stay safe, Kaspersky Lab advises users to consider subscribing to legitimate streaming services.
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You can get more videos like these by subscribing to the Vox YouTube channel.
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As a result, commercial banks have gradually stopped subscribing to weekly treasury bill auctions.
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Subscribing in this way is like owning a bike but without all the hassle.
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If you were already subscribing to the Multi-stream Beta package, have no fear.
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I was buying new computers or subscribing to information services or doing marketing programs.
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After subscribing, you just have to install a background app and forget about it.
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People subscribing to Cablevision's Optimum TV service can now flip the channel to Hulu.
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Much like Netflix or Spotify, subscribing gives you access to everything in the library.
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Therefore, ultimately, viewers will keep subscribing to Prime and buy more stuff from Amazon.
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You can read our coverage of the different strategies by subscribing to BI Prime.
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"Netflix is pushing out new shows fast enough to keep [consumers] subscribing," Smith said.
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And I struggle with subscribing to any one dogmatic religious practice that excludes people.
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A whopping 43% say they encountered a paper before subscribing through a search engine.
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Instead, try subscribing to a library of on-demand online courses like StackSkills Unlimited.
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Some of my peers, it seems, were subscribing to the stereotype of black underachievement.
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This is a relatively inexpensive gift, even if you keep subscribing for several months.
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They are subscribing to podcasters, comedians, zany YouTube stars, novelists and comic book artists.
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He has spent a lifetime subscribing to the idea that perception trumps -- ahem -- reality.
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You can listen to them on Soundcloud, or by subscribing to the show iTunes.
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You can use the free trial to decide if Texture is for you before subscribing.
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While the majority may be subscribing to cable for now, young Americans' behavior differs greatly.
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Recently, Netflix initiated higher costs for subscribing with monthly fees starting at $9.99 per month.
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Perhaps you need to be pickier about the POV of the astrologer you're subscribing to.
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You can test it out by subscribing, then sign-in with your own Steam, Battle.
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Prices are subject to change, and you can usually save a few dollars by subscribing.
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Although their government joined the blockade, it did not ban people from subscribing to beIN.
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You can personalize your Discover page by subscribing and unsubscribing from what you see there.
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To prepare for this imminent escalation, we'll be subscribing to these money-saving Starbucks hacks.
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You can get more channels and/or cloud storage space by subscribing to premium options.
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Another one involved landlords subscribing to databases that profiled the past behavior of potential tenants.
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Streaming services are hurting listeners in their quest to tempt them into subscribing for exclusives.
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Apple said subscribing to all the publications separately would cost a reader $8,000 per year.
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Apple said subscribing to all the publications separately would cost a reader $8000 per year.
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People will keep subscribing if there's enough content for their own instruments in the catalog.
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The controlling shareholders, the Menin family, have committed to subscribing the capital raise when needed.
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But as the product line and reach expands, people in rural areas have begun subscribing.
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If that happens not yet to have been subscribing, I hope you'll be inspired to.
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Only 5,000 of these boxes are made so subscribing means joining a pretty exclusive group.
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Bottom line: Many consumers end up subscribing to more than one of these skinny bundles.
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You can read Business Insider's coverage of Netflix's marketing strategy by subscribing to BI Prime.
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Many of those interviewed had seen only one or two movies a year before subscribing.
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For more, I recommend following Glassman on Twitter or subscribing to his free weekly newsletter.
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I decide that it's worth subscribing to the Calm app to unlock all the content ($59.99).
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It's a little different than your usual Twitch subscribing experience, and yes, it is Apple's fault.
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The company said it had more than 87 million subscribing members at the end of 2018.
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That means hundreds of millions of people Apple could potentially hook and get to keep subscribing.
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Fans can upload their videos, follow submissions and watch the series by subscribing to the Best.Cover.Ever.
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That's a pretty small list if you're not subscribing to Amazon's premium, on-demand music option.
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People weren't really subscribing, advertisers were concerned about the platform, and creators were no longer reliable.
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There is, however, no direct evidence as of yet subscribing a political motivation to Cali's slaying.
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"I'm subscribing to whatever she's got going on, that's all I know," Jordan tells the camera.
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New users tend to choose the biggest firms because everyone else is already subscribing to them.
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In particular, you'll want to check that these services include all your local stations before subscribing.
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Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and other video streaming service subscribers now outnumber their cable subscribing counterparts.
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If you already planned on subscribing to those two services, it sounds like a good deal.
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But the father of four (plus a nephew under his guardianship) isn't subscribing to these ideologies.
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Are we doing her a disservice by subscribing so closely to the importance of this adversity?
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Aramco also said Saudi nationals subscribing to the listing will be eligible to receive bonus shares.
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You can also save up to 20% by subscribing, and the Dropps site offers free shipping.
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Generation Z, more than any other generation, prefers subscribing to Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Red.
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If you plan on subscribing, Nintendo will offer a 7-day free trial on September 18th.
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"I got the idea at the beginning of the year after subscribing to CustomGrow420," he said.
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You can pick it up on newsstands or by subscribing for home delivery of The Times.
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You can listen to the conversation by subscribing to my podcast or streaming it on SoundCloud.
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I didn't know exactly how to act on it, besides subscribing to a lot of things.
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Honestly, I don't even remember subscribing to Disney+ or AMC More — it's all a streaming blur.
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She pulled out her phone and said she'd been thinking of subscribing to a meditation app.
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TL;DR: Watch every Premier League game for free this Christmas by subscribing to Amazon Prime.
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Subscribing to a virtual private network, or VPN, is a meaningful safeguard for your online privacy.
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More people are subscribing to WW now than ever before and they're staying with the program longer.
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You can hear my conversation with Huffington by subscribing to my podcast or streaming it on SoundCloud.
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If I had to chose just one to continue subscribing to, I would probably go with HelloFresh.
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Without subscribing, you're basically only able to see the fact that you have matches and/or messages.
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Either more users are annoyed into subscribing or YouTube makes even more money from increased ad revenue.
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B. that although he's subscribing to a theory that was proven wrong centuries ago, Tyson appreciated B.o.
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If you like this episode, please consider subscribing to us on iTunes or your favorite podcast app.
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It makes subscribing to all things Xbox easier by roping two subscriptions together under a single umbrella.
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The company also monetizes via ads, which users can opt out of by subscribing to Wattpad Premium.
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The other investors subscribing to the preferential sale are Carmignac Group of France and India's Premji Invest.
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That changed in 22016, when Apple added a Podcast app to the iPhone, making subscribing almost effortless.
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"I have an amazing community that supports via subscribing," said BurkeBlack, a Twitch streamer with 272,000 followers.
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The easiest way to get it all back without subscribing to cable is a Live TV service.
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Maximum penalty: 3 years Tax fraud: Subscribing to false United States individual income tax returns in 2011.
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Maximum penalty: 6.53 years Tax fraud: Subscribing to false United States individual income tax returns in 2012.
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Maximum penalty: 3 years Tax fraud: Subscribing to false United States individual income tax returns in 2013.
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Maximum penalty: 25.5 years Tax fraud: Subscribing to false United States individual income tax returns in 230.
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I recently started subscribing to your paper, primarily to support the level of quality news reporting available.
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People can follow their every move inside the house, though, by subscribing to live feeds of the game.
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That's about one-third more than the $99 that customers pay Amazon when subscribing directly for a year.
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Within one week of subscribing, you will receive an email with info on how to redeem the offer.
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A big moment in my life was the day my mother started subscribing to the New York Times.
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The process of subscribing will leverage users' Google account, and the payment information they already have on file.
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That could include free-to-play games or other services where subscribing is an option, not a requirement.
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And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep by subscribing.
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Members, he says, are just weighing their options before subscribing to a Patreon, as any informed consumer would.
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After subscribing, you can watch through the HBO Now app or other authorized providers including Roku and Amazon.
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Snapchat users can make their favorite celebrity appear to the top by clicking and subscribing to their Story.
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Why were LGBT Americans subscribing to a political dynamic that had seen its expiration date come and go?
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Strength comes in "telling it like it is," not subscribing to the principles of easily-offended Generation Snowflake.
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You can listen to our whole conversation by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show wherever you get podcasts.
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If you like these recipes, I hope you'll consider subscribing to NYT Cooking, where there are thousands more.
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The discount for Prime users also serves as a sweetener for those considering subscribing to the membership tier.
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Hear the rest of Kanai and Barberich's conversation by listening to UnStyled and subscribing via Apple Podcasts today.
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She advocated for people to speak out against fake news and support the press by subscribing to newspapers.
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These are likely users that aren't subscribing to traditional-TV services, and could therefore help boost Fox's reach.
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Manafort was found guilty on: Tax fraud: Subscribing to false United States individual income tax returns in 2010.
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If packaged with Amazon Prime, broadcasting regional games exclusively could help persuade customers to keep subscribing to the service.
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And if they already subscribe to one of these streaming services, there's no harm in subscribing them to another.
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You can listen to our full discussion by streaming it here or by subscribing to the podcast on iTunes.
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With today's announcement, the company can get a more direct revenue stream from customers subscribing to the database service.
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It's like Apple is actively hostile to anyone not subscribing to its complete set of provided apps and services.
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Prime members — those subscribing to to Amazon's paid service at $119 per year — are still being taken care of.
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Where does Nintendo come down on that, from both the point of potential hardware agnosticism and subscribing versus buying?
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It's too confusing to compare each service, and the cost of subscribing to multiple services is becoming too expensive.
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This move of forcibly re-subscribing someone who already opted out of their payment plan is, at best — best!
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But if the company is, in fact, re-subscribing customers who have cancelled their subscription, this seems highly irregular.
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Whether you're subscribing for yourself or as a gift, we have you covered with something every man will love.
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And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100+ glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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Her government shut down a small left-wing opposition party on charges of subscribing to North Korea's communist ideology.
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Subscribe to Birchbox hereWhat you're subscribing to: Five beauty or grooming samples personalized to your skin and hair type.
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Chef will package up its software for subscribing customers and provide them with customer service, support, and software updates.
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As such, one of my annual winter rituals is subscribing to my team's schedule, using the iPhone calendar app.
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When the Shadow Brokers announced their service, they asked potential customers to include a delivery email address when subscribing.
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Philippine consumers, given the proliferation of smartphones, are increasingly subscribing to digital services like e-payments and online shopping.
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Subscribing to Frank Lloyd Wright's organic principles, he used redwood, stone and glass for their harmony with the landscape.
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So tell our audience — 2012, 2013, you guys have 303 million people watching or subscribing to ESPN, per Neilsen.
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How2Recycle is an excellent resource for anyone subscribing to meal kits, which have a reputation for being environmentally unfriendly.
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You can listen to our whole conversation by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show wherever you get your podcasts.
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If cord cutters don't have to rent a cable box in perpetuity maybe they'd be more amenable to subscribing?
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Rather than subscribing to the status quo, they approach getting dressed as an opportunity to be both authentic and unique.
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Carefully compare the different costs of buying, leasing and subscribing to a car, said Reed, the automotive writer at NerdWallet.
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I had started subscribing to the National Headache Foundation newsletters, and they sent me an email about this clinical trial.
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But it's not just rental car services that are trialing the idea of subscribing to your car like a smartphone.
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Also effective immediately, YouTube TV will cost $50 per month (or $55 if you're subscribing directly through an Apple device).
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It now has more than 22 million subscribing customers and recurring subscription revenue should continue compensating for lost license revenue.
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Users can purchase individual serials, either by subscribing to a season or purchasing it all at once at the end.
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Welcome to This Week in Elon, a limited-edition weekly newsletter you can get in your inbox by subscribing here.
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Compared to the costs of a city car, subscribing to a premium e-bike like a VanMoof is downright cheap.
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The Chicago Police Department is comprised of a multitude of individuals, each subscribing to his or her own political beliefs.
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Stay in-the-know over the weekend by subscribing to our newsletters here and checking out our news Stream here.
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For one, you're subscribing to the service directly through Apple, not through your cable provider or from the network itself.
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Subscribing to the night life is a model that appears to be taking off, as competing apps also gain traction.
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Subscribing will cost $73 — down from the regular $99 — from 9PM PT Friday until 11:59PM local time Sunday night.
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"I've been a user the last 2 seasons but am not subscribing this year," hockey fan Shaun Spellman told Motherboard.
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Before subscribing to Greenlight, finding telework was a challenge because the existing home internet service was too slow, she said.
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Two-thirds of millennials (67 percent) pay for Netflix, while Amazon Prime comes in second place with 28 percent subscribing.
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So when people began subscribing to these ideas, individuals who identified as LGBTQ were told not to share their identities.
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Mixer Partners are able to also reward monetization actions, like subscribing and gift subscriptions, and for spending Embers (virtual currency).
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You can listen to the podcast by streaming it below or subscribing to The Weeds wherever you get your podcasts.
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If none of these intrigues you, you can also consider subscribing to a regional publication from elsewhere with national relevance.
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Meanwhile, its cable television business braced for rule changes that could result in fewer viewers subscribing to large channel packages.
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And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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If you're keeping score, you've now got a slew of options for subscribing to HBO outside of a regular cable bundle.
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Episodes can be played without subscribing, but if you do subscribe, the app will then queue up new episodes for you.
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Overall, 60 percent of respondents said they have no plans to cancel Netflix, and 18 percent plan on subscribing to both.
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By subscribing to WIRED, you can help us continue our legacy of fresh insights, deep reporting, stunning design, and beautiful writing.
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Alibaba invested $146 million in the grocer, subscribing to compulsorily convertible preference shares, BigBasket said in a filing to Indian regulators.
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Subscribing to different topics will change the stories you get notified about and which stories appear in the For You feed.
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You can listen to our full interview here, or by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show wherever you get your podcasts.
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The prices are accessible enough, and the cancelation policies lax enough, that subscribing won't be a huge gamble for most people.
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If you like what Casey has to say even a little, I can't recommend subscribing to his newsletter, The Interface, enough.
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Mav is proof that men can protect and provide for their families without subscribing to overbearing and oversimplistic versions of masculinity.
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It could end up with 10-15 percent of the firm by retaining its shares and subscribing to the new issue.
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That's because consumers are increasingly subscribing to an a la carte menu of digital streaming networks and one-off shows instead.
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Though, clearly, Authory is hoping its wider feature-set plus ongoing backup service will prove sticky enough to keep journalists subscribing.
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Subscribing directly supports the reviews and original reporting we do every day, and eliminates all ads and paywalls on the site.
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It never occurred to me that the standard of normal to which I was subscribing was violent, and always had been.
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The company has flirted with "following" and "subscribing" to celebrities, and you can react to individual posts with sadness or surprise.
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Nielsen also surveyed respondents who said they don't plan on subscribing to the new video-streaming services because of various barriers.
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Marley was a Rastafarian, subscribing to a millenarian, Afrocentric interpretation of Scripture that took hold in Jamaica in the nineteen-thirties.
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HBO Max will actually become profitable in 2025 when 50 million Americans are subscribing to HBO Max, according to AT&T.
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It's easy to add on supplementary products to your order, and subscribing is also the only way to get replacement cartridges.
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Google Cloud isn't far behind, catering to 18 percent of enterprises, with 23 percent contemplating on subscribing in the near future.
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Readers get access to the publications by subscribing to Medium at a cost of $5 a month or $50 a year.
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Subscribing to the magazine, which often features caricatures of Trump on its cover, represents to some readers an act of resistance.
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Google, it estimates, made $17 million off Pandora subscriptions and $14 million from those subscribing to Netflix, over the same period.
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You can read all our stories by subscribing to BI Prime and sign up for our new cannabis newsletter Cultivated here.
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In recent years, he'd begun subscribing to survivalist magazines, buying a generator and stocking up on food, sleeping bags and weapons.
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If ever there was an argument for subscribing to one of the top four video streaming services, July 2016 is it.
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If it makes you hungry, then consider subscribing to NYT Cooking, where we have more than 19,000 recipes waiting for you.
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So I'm pleading with you again to foist the idea of subscribing (it's free) on friends, family, neighbors and passing acquaintances.
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Essentially, the company wants to know which price point makes sense for consumers when it comes to subscribing to both services.
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If you are looking to keep up with new shows weekly, you'll likely end up subscribing to Crunchyroll, FunimationNow, or both.
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If you're interested in other projects that explore race, ethnicity and related issues, please consider subscribing to our Race/Related newsletter.
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Apple Arcade's new annual subscription costs $49.99 per year, which is about $10 cheaper than subscribing each month for 12 months.
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And if none of those elites end up subscribing to Air Mail, he does not seem like he will be crushed.
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How do you think about that for your audience, which presumably isn't going to benefit directly — at least financially — for subscribing?
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Subscribing will cost $73 — down from the regular $99 — from 9 pm PT Friday until 11:59 pm local time Sunday night.
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As the name suggests, subscribing to Revolut Metal gives you a metal card as well as additional perks compared to Revolut Premium.
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Consumers who weren't previously buying a lot of music are now subscribing for $120 per year and spreading it across more artists.
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The Reddit profile contains a list of the user's posts in reverse-chronological order, and a follow button for subscribing to them.
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Because you're telling people who are subscribing to a paid TV bundle that they don't need to anymore to get your content?
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Fewer people subscribing combined with bigger distributors (which have more power in negotiations) have provided a brutal double-whammy on cable providers.
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Starting today all subscriptions will now be changing from $5.99 to $4.99 going forward when subscribing to any of your favorite Partners!
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Lead shareholder Engie said the cost of subscribing to the full extent of its 32.6 percent stake would be 240 million euros.
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If you aren't subscribing to Amazon Prime or Hulu, perhaps it's time to download the PBS app and get busy streaming Poldark.
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Users have the option of also subscribing to a service that will automatically notify emergency services when something happens, regardless of circumstances.
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And Google News will integrate Newsstand, offering over 1,0000 magazine titles you can follow by tapping a star icon, or subscribing to.
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Before subscribing to anything, I'd recommend getting an antenna to watch ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and other channels for free at home.
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Back in 2015, Spotify tried to raise awareness that subscribing through the web would be cheaper than going through the Apple Store.
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Subscribing will get you smarter filters—like pet, human, bark, and meowing detection—on top of video downloads, and expanded video history.
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Among other things, the survey asked participants about practices like police profiling and landlords subscribing to profiling databases to screen potential tenants.
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The decision will prevent so-called "geoblocking" that hinders EU consumers from subscribing to TV services in countries other than their own.
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The point of subscribing to the Review was to watch someone who had an interesting mind as they thought through a subject.
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Subscribe to Goby hereRead our review of Goby hereWhat you're subscribing to: A new brush head every one, two, or three months.
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Social media users began to follow Murphy's lead, using the hashtag #unfollowTrump to announce that they would stop subscribing to his feed.
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If Netflix has 125 million global households today subscribing to its service, how many could Disney get in five years from now?
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By that time, nearly one-quarter of all American college men were buying or subscribing every month, according to the New Yorker.
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In fact, 48 percent of that age group is currently subscribing to multiple services, while only 28 percent subscribe to just one.
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You can listen to the podcast by streaming it below or subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show wherever you get your podcasts.
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One black-and-white photo took 15 minutes to transmit to a regional editing desk, which distributed it to subscribing newspapers globally.
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So the best way to support our work is by subscribing — and by encouraging your friends and family to do the same.
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Sure, people have been subscribing to Netflix for some time, which has enabled that streaming service to order up strong original programming.
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Subscribing to both bundles of channels now costs $45, which is a few bucks shy of competitors like YouTube TV ($49.99 / mo).
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Although she said she'll probably end up subscribing to Disney's service, she isn't thrilled at the idea of paying another monthly fee.
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The consumerization of business software, with individual users sampling products and later subscribing, should keep the enterprise market competitive, Mr. Butterfield noted.
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You can listen to my interview with Giridharadas here, or by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show wherever you get your podcasts.
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He himself became a "Homeland" fan after seeing the first season on Amazon and found himself subscribing to to keep up to date.
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"I believe that if people stoped using or subscribing to @ATT, they would be forced to make big changes at @CNN," he tweeted.
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One analyst last week even predicted Australians paying for streaming would overtake the number of people subscribing to pay television within 12 months.
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There's much more… And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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"I can't think of a family that has anybody under the age of 18 that wouldn't seriously consider subscribing to it," he said.
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Google said last week that it plans to offer over 1,0000 magazine titles you can follow by tapping a star icon or subscribing.
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You can stream the Kitten Bowl through FuboTV by signing up for a free 7-day trial or subscribing to the streaming service.
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It was clear to me that I wasn't just subscribing to a food service, I was signing up for a lifestyle, an aesthetic.
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That means you don't have to worry about AirPlay or subscribing to Apple Music just to listen to tunes on Apple's smart speaker.
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Beyond that, though, Salzberg said Blue Apron does more than just deliver meals on a weekly basis to those subscribing to the service.
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Subscribe to Book of the Month hereWhat you're subscribing to: One new hardcover book chosen from a selection of five judge-nominated books.
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Not only is there no price for subscribing, but for Verizon Wireless customers, using the service doesn't even count against their data cap.
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If you find the Disney content of other streaming services lacking, subscribing to Disney Plus is an affordable way to fix that problem.
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You can listen to the full episode by subscribing to The Weeds on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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If you're someone who enjoys premium content, you can support some of your favorite sex workers by subscribing to their OnlyFans or JustFor.
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I began subscribing to Elle Decor because I thought that someday I'd have a place that I wouldn't have to leave so often.
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The Simpsons is Disney's version of The Office or Friends; it's what keeps people streaming and subscribing even after they've watched The Mandalorian.
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Consumers are canceling or forgoing cable hookups and instead subscribing to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, which 21st Century Fox co-owns.
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" If one video sums up what a receptive viewer might take from subscribing to his channel, it's "Some Cultures are Better than Others.
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That's it for this briefing, but before you close this email, please consider subscribing to The New York Times for $1 a week.
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You can also listen to an excerpt from the audiobook book by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show, or by streaming it here.
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So if you decide to support your local newspaper by subscribing to it, you may be supporting good journalism — but you may not.
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There are probably apps and web services you don't remember downloading or subscribing to, and they could still have access to your data.
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There's much more... And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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To see what kind of data Yahoo could pull from a message, I asked a Rogers-subscribing friend to send me a test email.
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That said, for those who were thinking of buying an antenna anyway, or subscribing to Sling, the news deals may be worth a look.
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The most common names pundits subscribing to this philosophy are throwing out there are Senator Bob Corker, Senator John Thune, and Senator Kelly Ayotte.
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It seems that subscribing to your own Netflix account is just another coming-of-age milestone for today's young adults, in the CEO's mind.
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"She told the magazine that "queer" to her means "not subscribing to this binary of like, 'You're straight or you're gay, and that's it.
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You can listen to the debut episode of the Future Perfect podcast here, or by subscribing to Future Perfect wherever you get your podcasts.
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After all, subscribing to cable comes with some hefty fees and price increases after an initial introductory period, issues absent from the streaming services.
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Welcome to the first edition of This Week in Elon, a limited-edition weekly newsletter you can get in your inbox by subscribing here.
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The company wouldn't restore the firefighters' data speeds until they upgraded their plan at double the price, despite already subscribing to an unlimited plan.
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You might also just consider subscribing to The New Yorker directly in order to get the print magazine and full access to the website.
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This tab lets you quickly access all your subscriptions in one place (or, if you're like me, guilt you into subscribing to some channels).
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There's no free tier unless you count just using iTunes with the music you've already purchased—you need to keep subscribing to keep listening.
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Chrome 76 enables users to enable incognito mode to access content that's behind a website's paywall when they've hit their article limit without subscribing.
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Well, if you're a company and you are currently buying or subscribing to software, you have hardware, you're going to put those purchases off.
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If that's you, you may save more — and benefit from fewer, more customized options — by only subscribing to one or two Prime Video Channels.
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You can keep up-to-date with all things Brexit by subscribing to our weekly Brexit round-up from our leading team of journalists.
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"I don't see why 10, 1.5 years from now, why every American household isn't subscribing to Netflix, except for maybe competition," Mr. Hastings said.
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The idea that more people will be subscribing to these services without access to a Mac makes the death of iTunes even more sensible.
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Subscribing to Stadia Pro also means you can play at 4K, 60fps, with HDR and 5.1 surround sound if your network can support it.
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"This collective state of affairs—collectively subscribing to a norm that you privately reject—is known in the literature as pluralistic ignorance," Hendricks explained.
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So many young women journalists find themselves subscribing to a code of silence so they do not jeopardize their careers in an entire industry.
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Instead of subscribing to all NBA basketball news from CBS Sports, you could just get notifications about the Golden State Warriors or other teams.
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If so, it sounds like you might be better off ditching cable, and instead subscribing to ESPN or ESPN+ on your Roku streaming device.
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"I have an amazing community that supports via subscribing," BurkeBlack, a Twitch partner who has been streaming since 2014 and has 272,000 followers, said.
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"It's still hanging in the balance whether the UK will still be subscribing to GDPR after Brexit or writing their own legislation," said Kaiser.
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Or is the person too far gone in terms of subscribing and peddling hate that such an effort would be a waste of time?
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There's much more, too… And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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It's no wonder then that millions of Americans are getting rid of paid cable or satellite TV packages and subscribing to streaming services instead.
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So imagine a world where, to get access to everything you're interested in watching, you're essentially subscribing to multiple cable bundles across several streaming platforms.
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The Street will be watching ESPN's subscriber growth rate, which continues to be threatened by cord cutters as people lose interest in subscribing to cable.
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That apparently isn't fazing some investors who are subscribing to the new view that bonds are investments that can only rise in value — like stocks.
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Find out what happened, and much more about Copeland's extraordinary journey and hardships overcome, by clicking here and subscribing to UnStyled via Apple Podcasts today.
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The European Union's fourth-largest economy comes last in the EU for Internet usage, with barely half of Italian households subscribing to fixed-line broadband.
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Aranda, a subsidiary of Temasek, committed to subscribing to 20 percent of the offer, as long as the price per share remained within the range.
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Studying the extent to which grandparents were subscribing to outdated parenting tactics, Adesman and his team learned that many myths were being held as truths.
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After subscribing for the month, users can view menus each evening via the web (no mobile app), place their lunch order by 20153:30 a.m.
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I wasn't planning on subscribing to Disney+, Disney's new streaming service, until I heard it was going to be the new home for The Simpsons.
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Here's how it works: Simply point your selfie camera at your face within the app, and it magically transforms you into an AARP-subscribing octogenarian.
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Before subscribing, find out which streaming service is right for you (and the five other people we know you're going to share your password with).
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Amid a struggle with user retention, meal kit services have been seeking out brick and mortar partners, where shoppers can use their products without subscribing.
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We do still have Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime (which we've been subscribing to for years) — so it's not as if we're totally depriving ourselves.
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The clear advantage to startups subscribing to the full stack methodology is that they only need to worry about integrating once with their own processes.
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And if it had joined forces with Apple, Netflix also would have received little to no data about who is subscribing or watching its stuff.
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Thousands of women including foreigners from Europe and North African countries joined Islamic State, subscribing to its brutal interpretation of Islam and often marrying militants.
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And, if you believe in Karma and can afford it, you can consider subscribing to news websites who for "civic" reasons have opened their coverage.
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On Twitch, while all channels are free, subscribing to a channel gives viewers perks like subscriber-only chat, subscriber-only emoticons and discounts on merchandise.
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Amazon will offer sample playlists of 3D audio songs for free, so customers can try it out before subscribing to the full Music HD service.
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Paying ten bucks a month was like subscribing to a stupid dating app knowing a bunch of morons would buy me at least one drink.
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You can listen to it by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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Tracking people who have moved could indicate that there are many more subscribers that might cut the cord if faced with the decision of re-subscribing.
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The benefits of subscribing include being able to chat with other members and connect with singles who have been chosen for you using their "SmartPick" algorithm.
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If you already have an Amazon Prime, Hulu, DirecTV Now, Sling, or Playstation Vue account, you're better off subscribing to HBO through one of those services.
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But both he and writer Dave Kaplan understood that there were people in 2016 who voted for Trump without subscribing to all of his toxic views.
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When subscribing to the box you're able to select books based on age range from two to four years up to pre-teen or by genre.
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Although Jenner explained then on her website that blemishes once made her incredibly self-conscious in public, it appears she's no longer subscribing to that negativity.
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Simply put, if the goal of a pay service -- HBO, Showtime, Netflix, Starz -- is to keep people subscribing, George R.R. Martin's creation delivers on every level.
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The very best smart speakers you can buy If you value the testing and reporting we do, consider subscribing to WIRED for only $10 a year.
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Both consoles have access to HBO Go, however, so people subscribing to HBO through cable have had easy access through their console for a while now.
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In the two years of its existence, Om Sleiman has doubled its capacity, and now feeds eighteen subscribing families every week with fresh and organic produce.
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And, it gives its users a way to continue their connections with their chosen charities and causes by subscribing to their social feeds and other services.
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For those who can't afford or can't justify a Tesla without a rebate, it's about enthusiastically subscribing to an ideology, only to have it slip away.
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"We're making it free as a public service and hope that readers who appreciate that would consider subscribing to the Dispatch," Miller told The Associated Press.
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Having a library full of exclusive series and movies that keep people watching — even if no one title is their primary reason for subscribing — is crucial.
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She'll consider subscribing to Disney+ because it would make it easier for her to find family-friendly content without the clutter of DVDs and VHS tapes.
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Woodbridge had recently joined hundreds of other school districts across the country in subscribing to GoGuardian, one of a growing number of school-focused surveillance companies.
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Goins, Estrada lead Blue Jays past Orioles TORONTO — Marco Estrada is subscribing to the theory that how he finishes is more important than how he starts.
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CSRC also revised securities underwriting rules, saying investors subscribing to convertible bonds no longer need to hand in money before they are awarded the allotted securities.
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You can listen to our conversation by subscribing to my podcast, The Ezra Klein Show, on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your fine audio programming.
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But fans who love cartoons will need to think seriously about subscribing to Hulu if they want to enjoy some of the best animated sitcoms on TV.
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YouTube's equation is that subscribing and upvoting becomes an important way to show loyalty and support to a YouTuber, built up by approval of their perceived honesty.
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According to Earnest Research, a third-party credit card data company, Birchbox customers nearly doubled their incremental spending on overall beauty products within 12 months of subscribing.
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This summer, he tweeted that people should stop subscribing as a way to "make big changes" at CNN, which he has blasted as biased against his administration.
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While I did use the service back in the day, it mostly revolved around subscribing and unsubscribing based on discount subscription emails the company would send out.
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Chang is also just a witty, insightful, profane quote machine, and you can listen to our discussion by subscribing to my podcast or streaming it on SoundCloud.
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The goal, according to a joint press release from Patreon and Reddit, is to make subscribing to creators on Patreon easier while supporting community pages on Reddit.
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Available in early access today, Viveport VR lets Vive owners trial content with a room-scale preview of what they're going to buy before purchasing or subscribing.
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Anomali, which launched in 2013, currently has around 200 employees and 300 large enterprises subscribing customers including a large percentage of the Fortune 100, according to Njemanze.
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Because the people are subscribing online are so oppositional to President Trump-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: They explain to-- FLEISCHER: The New York Times say they deliver the opposition.
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One of the benefits to subscribing to a cloud streaming service: you don't have to pay for a new box every few years to get updated hardware.
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If you want access to additional TV channels, subscribing to Sling Orange for $20 per month with the $15 HBO add-on could be a worthwhile investment.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The thing is, an Apple News+ subscription is not the same as subscribing to each of the individual publications that it includes.
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It's much cheaper than subscribing to a VPN service, as you can expect to pay around $0.006 per hour of usage, or even less with free credit.
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Because each service offers its own selection of content, many of which are exclusive, it's not a matter of, say, subscribing to Netflix or Hulu or Disney+.
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Even Hulu has grown from 127.6 million users in 2014 to 9 million (as of August 2015), with 37 percent of millennials reportedly subscribing to the service.
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Ms. Dubey drew closer to extremist Hindu circles and began subscribing to a belief that Muslims planned to take over India by marrying and converting Hindu women.
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You can save yourself time wasted browsing in vain by subscribing to YouTube channels – accounts, in other words – that regularly feature the type of content you enjoy.
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Subscribe to Dailylook hereWhat you're subscribing to: A personal, stylist-curated selection of clothing and accessories that are personalized to your body shape, style, and other preferences.
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BroadbandNow explained that their numbers could be lower than what customers actually get based on people using faulty routers or not subscribing to their provider's fastest plan.
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The e-commerce firm would also invest $511.1 million in an entity controlled by Focus Media's chairman Jason Jiang, by subscribing to newly issued shares, it said.
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By subscribing to its subject's fierce sense of humor, her matter-of-fact retelling of events and bruised ego, by believing her every step of the way.
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You can support the Free Black Women's Library by subscribing to their Patreon, where Akinmowo posts book recommendations, reviews, and other information about Black literature and feminism.
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You can also purchase subscriptions to HBO, Showtime, Starz, Epix, and other networks through the Roku Channel instead of subscribing to each of those streaming apps separately.
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He had read an ad claiming that subscribing to The Journal would enrich the recipient, so he decided to lampoon the paper's magical power by consuming it.
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The court on Wednesday charged Mr. Schwartz, who had not disclosed the income to the I.R.S., with subscribing to a false tax return, and with wire fraud.
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That's why I'm happy to gift you (see what I did there?) with a few ways I'm no longer subscribing to holiday season single sadness this year.
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Whether we're watching crayons getting crushed by a hydraulic press or subscribing to listening to gentle whispering ASMR, people are constantly turning to online videos for catharsis.
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Deloitte found that the typical U.S. consumer subscribes to three streaming video services, with 43% of consumers also subscribing to a traditional bundled package of live channels.
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You can listen to these episodes — and others — by subscribing to Today, Explained wherever you get your podcasts, including: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and ART19.
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Subscribing to a reserved capital increase, the proceeds of which will help Astaldi repay debt, Salini will gain a 65 percent stake, it said in a statement.
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In May, the company announced expanded production of the XC40 after selling almost 80,000 vehicles and said that 90 percent of those subscribing were new to Volvo.
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B2W's controlling shareholder Lojas Americanas SA has committed to subscribing its share and the stake of other shareholders not willing to acquire the new shares, the notice said.
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Research conducted by YouTube's team discovered that people became overwhelmed by the number of notifications they were getting from subscribing to multiple channels, and turned them off completely.
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If you've been subscribing to YouTube TV for a long time, then chances are a Showtime subscription is heading your way for the summer at no extra cost.
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The revenue increases were tied to a large jump in downloads from users who weren't just opting for HBO NOW's free trial, but signing up and subscribing immediately.
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Rather than subscribing to a porn site, punters can pay to access content created by individual performers who upload their own self-shot videos directly to the site.
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It featured the meal I most wanted to recreate, and my main purpose for subscribing to a meal plan is to add recipes to my personal cooking arsenal.
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Subscribing to the reality of Adzic's gifts makes him truly compelling, although a lot of his value lies in his existence as a living, breathing self-help book.
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The site is like a mixture of Pinterest and LinkedIn, and designers can collect together inspirations from other designers, while subscribing to their favorite designers on the platform.
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This latest test takes things a step further by actually subscribing you to those sorts of replies — or even all the replies to a tweet, if you choose.
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While we don't know entirely how Seoarif runs the business, it could just involve the classic click-farm setup with people subscribing, unsubscribing, and pressing play on shows.
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About 52.6 million American households had Netflix service in May, with many subscribing to more than one service, according to new analysis of Nielsen data obtained by CNBC.
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The app arrives at an opportune time, as today's consumers are subscribing to services – like streaming music or movies – rather than buying physical products, like CD's and DVD's.
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Subscribe to Vinyl Me, Please hereWhat you're subscribing to: One exclusive, deluxe-edition record from an artist of one of three genres: Essentials, Classics, and Rap & Hip Hop.
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The hope is that these formats will be less interruptive to people who are turning away from linear TV and its bloated ad loads and keep them subscribing.
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That means that viewers will be able to earn rewards and raise their rank by just participating — watching, chatting, following, subscribing and, later, through other actions, as well.
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Media customers, as well as media organizations not currently subscribing to Reuters News Agency services, can now access content on Reuters Connect for publication across their own platforms.
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Being an American fan of European soccer now means paying for cable with a higher-tier sports package and subscribing to at least two or three streaming services.
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"For Disney+ subscribers, 29% indicated they unsubscribed from another streaming service as a result of subscribing to Disney+, and 9% specifically indicating they unsubscribed to Netflix," McTernan said.
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If that holds true for my question about their likelihood of subscribing to the Disney OTT service, it implies that Disney can hit 18 million subscribers in 2019.
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If you've enjoyed your time at all here in this first three-month installment of Work Friend, please tip your server by subscribing to The New York Times.
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The Keynesian Consensus was as good as its name, with figures who were seen as extremely conservative subscribing to essentially same philosophy of economic policy-making as liberals.
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His latest missive, though, said the time for subscribing to "secular stagnation" — a term used by economist Larry Summers and others to describe long-term, low growth — is over.
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It sends a message to young girls and women that we all succeed when we help each other, rather than subscribing to the notion that our spots are limited.
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Unlike video streaming services, where subscribing to both Netflix and Hulu would only expand one's options, it would be redundant to subscribe to both Google Play Music and Spotify.
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Today, about 10 percent of Postmates' customer base is subscribing to Unlimited, according to Kristin Schaefer, Postmates' SVP of finance and strategy, with 50,000 subscribers getting added each month.
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If you have the resources, consider supporting journalists holding the government accountable by subscribing to a local or national paper, or by donating to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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To recap: A cord-cutter is someone who has cable and cancels; a cord-never is usually a younger person who has no intention of ever subscribing to cable.
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Imagine subscribing to a smart refrigerator that tweets when opened, notifies the owner when it's running low on produce or sends images of its remaining contents to its owner.
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Why it matters: Email newsletters have become the new blogs: Everyone's getting their own and readers are subscribing so they can keep up with their favorite writers and thinkers.
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Microsoft probably wants to make it feel like subscribing to the $9.99/month service is a no-brainer — which, really, it is for any newcomers to the Xbox ecosystem.
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In her remarks, she called for "democratic resilience" to combat that trend, and suggested finding ways to disagree respectfully, including combating fake news, voting and subscribing to a newspaper.
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Osinbajo has been always been in charge of the economy but Buhari has left him little space, subscribing to the view that a strong country needs a strong currency.
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The Toshiba 55-inch Smart 4K Ultra-HD HDR LED WiFi TV has a properly long name, and that's great news for those subscribing to this theory of quality.
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Each week we ask a group of experts to answer a big question in science, and you can get them right to your inbox by subscribing to my newsletter.
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To get a flavor of this, try subscribing to the published headlines RSS feed of a major newspaper like the Washington Post, which publishes roughly 1,200 stories a day.
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The bonus is that subscribing through Channels also means you get offline access to content, even when the provider doesn't provide offline content in its own app (like HBO).
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In 2017, readers responded to superb Washington Post journalism by subscribing in record numbers, with digital subscriptions more than doubling since January and more than tripling since last year.
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But with 103 million households still subscribing to traditional cable, many execs have a false sense of confidence that they can nurse the traditional cable TV cash cow forever.
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The Mittal family, which owns 37.4 percent of the company, has committed to taking up all their rights in the new issue, subscribing for shares worth some $1.1 billion.
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On Wednesday, Cloudera announced it will make all its software available as open source, and instead it will focus on providing support, consulting, training, and updates to subscribing customers.
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In terms of comparative pricing, the above prices are the same as what you can find by subscribing directly on the site or adding channels to a Hulu subscription.
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In 2016, Brian X. Chen writes, it's possible to save money by ditching traditional cable providers, and instead subscribing to nonstandard broadcast services offering 55, 70, or 100 channels.
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Subscribe to Ritual hereWhat you're subscribing to: A 30-day supply of women's multivitamins or women's prenatal vitamins that only contain the clean, essential nutrients that the body needs.
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A list of features suggests Clockwork is for "posting, distributing, and viewing employment opportunities," as well as posting CVs, subscribing to job alerts, searching and applying directly for jobs.
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Now, Google is looking to make subscribing to apps easier for both consumers and developers alike, with a series of new features announced today at Google's I/O conference.
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Despite attending what was arguably the bash of the year — Kylie Jenner's 21st birthday party — he's subscribing to the "what happens at Kylie's birthday, stays at Kylie's birthday" philosophy.
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If this piques your interest — or you're the kind of person who loves the nitty-gritty of tax details — take a listen by subscribing to The Weeds on iTunes.
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Instead of having to go to the Discover section to read the latest from publishers, subscribing will ensure the content will automatically show up on your Snapchat Story page.
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Even if Berkowitz and in-house team are demanding bunch, and they very likely are, it's still not the same dynamic that Oracle faces with a subscribing cloud customer.
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Its revamped app for subscribing to channels from others will come out in May, but Apple's own original shows will not arrive until autumn, with pricing not yet announced.
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You'll get to keep reading it in your inbox by subscribing to WIRED (discounted 50%), and in the process getting all our amazing tech coverage in print and online.
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It is an in-house version of the popular program ClassPass, which lets subscribing members pay a monthly fee in exchange for discounts at a host of boutique studios.
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AMC and FX, for instance, both sell ad-free versions of their networks — but only to people who are already subscribing to the regular versions of the same networks.
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If you're reading this for the first time, and like your news quick and painless on Sunday mornings, you can receive With Interest in your inbox by subscribing here.
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It devours itself in ever more intricate, ever more metatextual circles, and subscribing to the show's subreddit feels not like a fun value-add but like something that's compulsory.
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That changed in the 1970s, when CEOs began subscribing to Milton Friedman&aposs theory that corporations were beholden only to shareholders and should therefore prioritize maximizing profits above all.
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You can listen to the whole conversation with Booker — and others — by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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That's Microsoft's big advantage, and the company argues it's expensive and complex to bring together a combination of Zoom, Slack, Google, and Dropbox instead of subscribing to Office 365.
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If the trend continues on the current path, TDG predicts the percent of US households subscribing to pay TV will drop to 60 percent in the next 13 years.
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Unlike Buakaw's gym owner and coaches, Teerawat eschewed the often unsound Muay Thai lore on treatment of injuries, instead subscribing to international-standard theories on sports science and nutrition.
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According to data gathered by the Hollywood Reporter, subscribing to MoviePass changed people's moviegoing habits, with half the subscribers seeing more movies than they did before joining the service.
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Not all free trials are scams: Music streaming services like Pandora and Spotify offer users free trials all the time, and allow them to easily opt out of subscribing.
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Because not only is she renting and subscribing for $21 a month, it normalizes the behavior of rental to her very quickly because she's using product from us every day.
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Of course, there's more streaming services than ever, and it's hard to decide which of them are worth subscribing to and which ones will inevitably fall victim to more piracy.
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But if you'll allow me to spoil the fun for a second, in reality we've spent years subscribing to the ideology that Black people don't fit into fictional horror stories.
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Instead of just subscribing to a channel and receiving videos from the creator in your feed, folks that pay the $4.99 recurring monthly fee will get extra content and features.
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Subway Jared became famous for losing a ton of weight by subscribing to a Subway-only diet, and he subsequently managed to turn eating sandwiches into a full-time career.
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Even though my actions since college have consistently bucked that plan, as I sit here freezing my eggs and missing my ex, I realize I've never stopped subscribing to it.
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Subscribing to a channel is also a tangible way for a vlogger to prove their worth — it's akin to a valuation, and often comes with the ad revenue to match.
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In a nutshell, fewer people are subscribing to cable or renting videos (RIP, Blockbuster), and the governments are looking to make up for revenue from cable-bill and sales taxes.
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Carige's second-largest shareholder committed to subscribing the lender's share issue and raise his stake in the bank to 9.9 percent, a source close to the matter said on Friday.
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"I believe that if people stoped using or subscribing to @ATT, they would be forced to make big changes at @CNN, which is dying in the ratings anyway," Trump tweeted.
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VidMate has been displaying hidden ads, secretly subscribing people to paid services, and draining users' mobile data, according to findings from security researchers at a London-based mobile technology firm.
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Discovering podcasts is a cumbersome process that involves figuring out the right keywords to search, subscribing to shows and then scrolling through a menu to find individual episodes to download.
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Following industry influencers and subscribing to newsletters can be a great thing, too, because the hardest thing can be picking up on vocabulary and understanding the jargon of an industry.
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If you want to gift or buy a year of online service without subscribing to recurring billing from Nintendo, Amazon offers 12 months for $20183 or 3 months for $8.
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Samsung Electronics said in a filing it will acquire about 25.3 million new Samsung Heavy shares, fully subscribing to its entitled portion as an existing shareholder through the rights issue.
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The network has owned the exclusive broadcasting rights to the show since 1973, meaning the only way to legally watch it online is by subscribing over at CBS.com/all-access.
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Aramco - in an announcement of its intention to list shares on the Saudi stock exchange - also said Saudi nationals subscribing to the listing will be eligible to receive bonus shares.
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Aramco - in an announcement of its intention to list shares on the Saudi stock exchange - also said Saudi nationals subscribing to the listing will be eligible to receive bonus shares.
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Instagram hit half a billion monthly users, while Spotify is at 100 million-plus regular visitors, with more than 30 percent of those folks subscribing to the monthly paid service.
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It is possible to experience the truth of God—and to withdraw from the world into a small, religious community—without subscribing to essentialist notions of gender, sexuality, or identity.
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I have access to Jeff Chen's enormous word list as a subscribing member to XWordInfo, so I really have Jeff to thank for such high-quality maintenance of that list.
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You'll get to keep reading it in your inbox by subscribing to WIRED (discounted 50%), and in the process getting all of our amazing tech coverage in print and online.
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My wife and I have been Amazon Prime subscribers since 2006 and parents since 2013, but it wasn&apost until 2018 that we started subscribing to Amazon Family as well.
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If you don&apost have access to CBS via an over-the-air antenna or basic cable package, you can watch most CBS content by subscribing to CBS All Access.
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And while the titles are largely designed to be played on mobile devices, those subscribing at $5 a month will no doubt welcome the ability to play on the desktop.
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What's unsaid is that Deloitte estimates the typical U.S. consumer subscribes to three streaming video services, with 43% of consumers also subscribing to a traditional bundled package of live channels.
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" He accused Mr. Buttigieg — "and the media that fetes him" — of subscribing to the mistaken notion "that the path to defeating Donald Trump lies in a form of corrupt passivity.
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Then there are direct to consumer companies, whether they're selling dental floss or shaving cream or whatever it is, who all wants you subscribing on a month to month basis.
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You can listen to our conversation by subscribing to my podcast, The Ezra Klein Show, on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming it off SoundCloud:
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It's technically possible that some people will be interested in subscribing to, say, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, WarnerMedia, Apple, Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, HBO, Showtime, Starz, and CBS All Access.
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Users can mask that address by subscribing to a VPN or Virtual Private Network, which allows you to search anonymously (plans at NordVPN, one provider, start at $2.99 a month).
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Subscribing to a publisher's channel will ensure that channel's content appears on the app's Stories page, a section of the app that's easier to get to from the launch screen.
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Streaming Observer found that 21 percent of parents (compared to 8 percent of other respondents) may cancel Netflix for Disney+, while 26 percent of parents plan on subscribing to both services.
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Last month, for instance, Billboard reported the number of people subscribing to Amazon Music had doubled over the last six months, and Amazon was claiming "tens of millions" of paid customers.
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Derick went on to share some examples of this security, including subscribing to an internet filtering service on their laptops and phones and sharing their social media passwords with each other.
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If customers are interested in subscribing, they must click "Request an invitation" on the program's landing page and will receive an email notifying them if they are approved to sign up.
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That means than in addition to subscribing to something like r/politics, you may also subscribe to r/liberal or r/conservative, where you'll hear your own viewpoints echoed and reinforced.
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If you don't currently get CBS, you can access the channel by subscribing to by signing up for DirecTV Now ($35/month), YouTube TV ($35/month), or Hulu Live ($39.99/month).
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President Trump said that if Americans stopped "using or subscribing" to AT&T that "big changes" might occur at CNN, which is owned by the telecommunications giant, in a Monday tweet.
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I wouldn't be able to devote so much time to The Interface if it weren't for all of you subscribing, sharing, and writing back with your tips, well wishes, and criticisms.
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As YouTube explained to me, it gets both implicit signals (searching for an artist, listening to multiple songs) and explicit signals (liking a song, subscribing) to tell which artists you prefer.
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Soon we were caught up in preteen girl culture, subscribing to Tiger Beat magazine and projecting our emerging sexual and romantic identities onto the heartthrobs seductively pictured in the magazines' centerfolds.
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Assuming that everyone who signed up for the free trial ends up subscribing for an entire year, those 200,000 subs would generate $24 million in sales for the service per year.
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We've been starting tests with some publishers where we help them identify readers that have read multiple articles from them, and then upsell them to consider subscribing to an email newsletter.
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Another excellent way to consume video content is by subscribing to The Verge's YouTube channel, which is free of this drama and available on phones, tablets, laptops, and televisions near you.
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This is a community any animal lover can become a part of at anytime, by following their local PawBoost page on Facebook, subscribing to their email list and downloading their app.
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Gawande recently appeared on an episode of Vox's The Ezra Klein Show (you can listen to the full discussion by streaming it here or by subscribing to the podcast on iTunes).
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Ask a handful of businesses whether their service that allows the option of subscribing to boxes of goods is a "subscription box service," several will likely explain why they are not.
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Subscribe to Harry's hereRead our review of Harry's hereWhat you're subscribing to: Eight blade cartridges featuring sharp, German-engineered blades and foaming gel (optional) refills every two, three, or five months.
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But while young Latinos are increasingly subscribing to the Latinx movement, many others distance themselves from this term because of their allegiance to their home countries or their own sociopolitical backgrounds.
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And so the reason that's better than just, say, supporting journalism by subscribing or making a donation or paying attention to advertisers, is you also get some sort of monetary benefit.
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Hong Kong's army of small investors have welcomed the Alibaba deal, subscribing for 40 times the shares they were originally allotted, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the deal.
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Given China's record on human rights and its stated goals of being a world leader in developing emerging technologies like 5G and AI, there is comfort in subscribing to that position.
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Hong Kong's army of small investors have welcomed the Alibaba deal, subscribing for 40 times the shares they were originally allotted, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the deal.
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You can listen to the full conversation with Martha Nussbaum on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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Instead of subscribing to narratives of harm or self-destruction—which are still present in BDSM—Sexual Fragments Absent presented new ways of considering and expanding an understanding of black women's sexuality.
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YouTube encouraged subscribing about six years ago when it noticed that viewership far outstripped subscribers, said Aditi Rajvanshi, who worked for the company at the time and now runs a consulting firm.
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From a business perspective, Tinder fuels itself on user growth, with the hopes that those users convert into paid users, either subscribing to Tinder Plus or purchasing add-ons like Tinder Boost.
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You can listen to the full conversation with Ellen Pao on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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The goal is to get those people to eventually continue subscribing to HBO Max once the year is over, dropping the older HBO subscription, which also costs the same $15 per month.
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You can listen to the full conversation with Patrick Deneen on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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I don't know about you, but it's gotten to the point for me where the added inconvenience of subscribing to something else is as much a deterrent as the actual monetary cost.
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You can listen to the full conversation with Dani Rodrik on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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"As I started subscribing to more and more podcasts, they started stacking up, and I couldn't keep up at normal speed," the 26-year-old data scientist in Indianapolis told BuzzFeed News.
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You can listen to the full conversation with Carol Anderson on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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You can listen to the full conversation with David French on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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While the increase will undoubtedly be used to help offset some of the shipping cost increases, it could also be part of a strategy to push more customers into subscribing to Prime.
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In many videos about YouTube's new policy posted to channels on our list, creators urged viewers to subscribe to support them directly by subscribing to their crowdfunding accounts on SubscribeStar or Patreon.
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For those subscribing to the second impulse, trade-policy independence was the supreme goal, which ruled out a customs union and immediately put at risk the Good Friday solution in Northern Ireland.
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So by subscribing to the plan, you can stream 1080p video all you want every single day — but only if you go and activate the HD day pass again every single day.
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You can listen to the full conversation with Eric Garcetti on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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You can listen to the full conversation with Arthur Brooks on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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Here are my picks for 10 art podcasts worth subscribing to, from one in Los Angeles showcasing the music that moves local artists to another, out of Sydney, focusing on Aboriginal culture.
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Nearly half of all UK homes (13.3 million) subscribed to at least one of Netflix, Amazon, NOW TV or Disney Life, with an increasing number subscribing to more than one, Ofcom found.
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You can listen to the full exercise with N.K. Jemisin on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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Some people are even subscribing to Tidal, probably—though I would love to know how many Life of Pablo 30-day-trial users have decided Lemonade isn't worth the price of admission.
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Subscribing to both Netflix and Hulu still costs the same for you If you're someone who currently pays for both services, Netflix's price increase and Hulu's price drop basically cancel each other out.
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I recently had Bruce Friedrich, executive director of The Good Food Institute, on my podcast for an interview (which you can listen to by subscribing to my podcast or streaming it on SoundCloud).
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In January, Upstream also revealed that a hugely popular weather app from TCL, a Chinese handset and app company, was fraudulently subscribing users to paid services and collecting suspicious levels of personal data.
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It appears the model of subscribing to a car or car service, rather than owning or leasing a car, may be attracting other automakers as they search for ways to attract new customers.
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President Donald Trump floated the idea that people should stop subscribing to AT&T, which now owns CNN after acquiring Time Warner, because of his long-standing complaints over CNN's coverage of him.
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It's become clear over the years that their music is less about subscribing to specific forms as it is with breathing ecstatic life into their obsessively perfected synth patches and programmed drum tracks.
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There's also a growing number of new homes now being built that aren't subscribing to traditional cable TV each year, meaning that documented quarterly subscriber losses are only telling part of the story.
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LG: Everyone just keep subscribing to Too Embarrassed, and tell us how much you love us, and we'll grow to be a huge podcast, and then we will get soundproofing on the walls.
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Under the deal, Hollywood studios agreed not to apply clauses that prevent EU consumers outside Britain and Ireland from subscribing to Sky UK's pay TV services to access films via satellite or online.
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The lead plaintiffs are Suzanne Boelter and Josephine James Edwards, who said they received "harassing" junk mail and phone solicitations after subscribing to Country Living and Good Housekeeping, respectively, because of Hearst's conduct.
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Children's Books As we get older, most of us come to associate vocabulary with rote exercises — flipping through flashcards, subscribing to "Word of the Day" emails, unsubscribing from "Word of the Day" emails.
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Sensor Tower estimates that Apple, for example, made $85 million in the first half of 2018 from those subscribing to Netflix, $26 million from Pandora subscribers and $15 million from those purchasing Hulu.
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The fervid weirdos that really believe in Kobe Bryant are subscribing to a worldview; in his blinkered maximalism and relentless total war approach to everything, they see, somehow, a winning way to be.
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Much more likely, though, is that people who were interested in subscribing to a smallish set of TV networks will be less interested in paying more money for a larger group of channels.
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If this kind of cooking speaks to you, or if you just want ideas to get dinner done, then please think of subscribing to my new newsletter, Five Weeknight Dishes, coming in September.
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The print industry has seen profit going downhill since its peak in 2005, when digital media lured regular news consumers away from subscribing to newspapers, and took them to websites and social media.
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That is far less than the Metropolitan Opera Club, whose subscribing members pay dues of $29,27 a year along with a "seat charge" of $227,21840 for places in its block of box seats.
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Subscribing to Stadia Pro is actually the only way you can play Stadia at the moment, as the upcoming free tier (with a maximum of 1080p streaming instead of 4K) isn't available yet.
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Under the proposed deal, CEZ would pay 34.1 million euros ($37.7 million) for the stake in EMH's Geomet subsidiary, which controls the licences, by subscribing to new shares, EMH said in a statement.
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A former prosecutor, he was first appointed by Ms. Park as her justice minister, a position he used to dismantle a small, left-wing party on charges of subscribing to North Korean ideology.
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Naturale says that the response to recent tweets has been "overwhelmingly positive" and that many people have said they are subscribing to the Unabridged dictionary, buying a physical copy, or downloading the accompanying app.
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"I sent everyone a note to thank them for subscribing, another to thank them if they renewed, and another to thank them for the time and money they gave if they canceled," Land said.
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When people inevitably watched it — because if there's anything that those pointless life hack videos have taught us, it's that there's nothing more clickable than a DIY — they ended up subscribing to her channel.
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On the other, it means piecing it all together as a viewer is harder than ever, with great shows and movies locked into services you may only have a limited interest in subscribing to.
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But cord-cutter behavior is different from their cable-subscribing counterparts — and it goes beyond not paying for traditional TV. Cord-cutters and cord-nevers are showing distinctly different viewing habits than their counterparts.
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Buy Enlightenment Now here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to Melinda Gates on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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" Earnest was responding to a question at the White House briefing on whether he felt the vice president was subscribing to First Lady Michelle Obama's advice of "When they go low, we go high.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of Britons subscribing to TV services like Netflix, Amazon and Sky's NOW TV, has overtaken traditional satellite and cable TV for the first time, media regulator Ofcom said on Wednesday.
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And the thing is, subscriptions necessitate some sort of free trial or free tier, so people will get to check out a few apps before subscribing to the one that works best for them.
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However, recent U.S. survey of 1,500+ consumers, hosted by the recommendations app Likewise, found that more men than women were interested in subscribing to Disney+ (46% men said they were considering versus 37% women).
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And though food is a historically communal experience, consumers are trying to save time by "meal prepping," (spending hours cooking enough food on the weekend for the entire week) or subscribing to meal kits.
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As more and more spending moves online — whether that's shopping or subscribing to services like Netflix and Spotify — there's increasing demand for tools that allow those companies, especially smaller ones, to start getting paid.
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So yes, while subscribing to Hulu, Amazon, Netflix, HBO Max, and a laundry list of other services can quickly get expensive, there's nothing requiring you subscribe to all of them—all of the time.
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The investment will go towards subscribing for newly issued Cainiao ordinary shares in its latest financing round and purchasing some equity interest from an existing Cainiao shareholder, Alibaba said in an e-mailed statement.
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And the Disney+ bundle comes with a somewhat comforting price relative to its content, which should at least make the expense of subscribing to an increasing number of services a little easier to swallow.
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And while households subscribing to pay TV still outnumbered those with music-streaming subscriptions, the share of households signing up for digital music services grew 13% from the year prior, the Deloitte report found.
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You can also learn how the "pro-Trump" media reacted to this week's news by subscribing to the Infowarzel newsletter by Charlie Warzel, a writer for BuzzFeed who covers technology and the alt-right.
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HONG KONG BOOST Hong Kong's army of small investors have welcomed the Alibaba deal, subscribing for 40 times the shares they were originally allotted, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the deal.
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Many regulatory proposals have focused on suppressing dark patterns, which are design tricks that push you the user to do things you didn't intend to, like subscribing to newsletters or paying for extra services.
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The filmmaker is one of the highest earners on the website and was its most-followed account until earlier this year, with more than 100 million people subscribing to the Swedish video creator's channel.
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And while subscribing to name a brand cloud service like iCloud or Dropbox may seem like the easy route, you'll only end up overpaying for measly storage that won't even fit your cat video collection.
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A new report from the Wall Street Journal finds that a popular weather app has been asking users for an "unusual amount of data" and allegedly subscribing some users to paid services without their consent.
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Lyor Cohen, YouTube's global head of music, said earlier this year at SXSW that the path to get you on board with subscribing was to "frustrate and seduce" with aggressive advertising and limited free functionality.
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If you're considering subscribing to either Prime Pantry or Amazon Fresh, or both, now is an especially great time to do so, since Amazon has discounted both services in the lead up to Prime Day.
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The commercial, one in a series that compares DirecTV Rob Lowe with other inferior, cable-subscribing Rob Lowes (like Crazy-Hairy Rob Lowe and Peaked in High School Rob Lowe) is — I'll say it — funny.
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Unless you have some sort of Stockholm Syndrome, there's no reason to still be subscribing to cable, when all the streaming devices available to you are cheaper, easier to use, and have way more options.
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It's easy to fixate on what everyone else is up to and how you pale in comparison, but subscribing to that is only going to lock you into a cyclical, unhealthy mindset of self-doubt.
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For a little while now, YouTube has been working on an online TV service for people who aren't interested in subscribing to cable — and now The Information reports that deals are starting to come together.
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INTERNET You might be able to get local team games by subscribing to Sony's PlayStation Vue or Dish's Sling TV. These TV-over-the-Internet services offer dozens of channels, including some regional sports networks.
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Subscribe to Bokksu hereRead our review of Bokksu hereWhat you're subscribing to: A box of either 10-14 Japanese snacks along with a tea pairing, or 20-25 Japanese snacks along with a tea pairing.
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Subscribe to Atlas Coffee Club hereRead our review of Atlas Coffee Club hereWhat you're subscribing to: A bag (or two) of sustainably farmed, single origin coffee and a postcard from a new country every month.
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"I believe that if people stoped [sic] using or subscribing to @ATT, they would be forced to make big changes at @CNN, which is dying in the ratings anyway," Trump tweeted at 6:50 a.m.
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MILAN, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The second largest shareholder in Italy's Banca Carige committed to subscribing the lender's share issue and raise his stake in the bank, a source close to the matter said on Friday.
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If you've been thinking about subscribing to The New York Times, this could be the moment to do it, since The Times just announced a special offer that also includes free access to Spotify Premium.
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To the Editor: Re "Don't Save Me From Cooking" (Sunday Review, June 2): David Tamarkin makes some important points about the disadvantages of subscribing to home delivery food services rather than preparing food at home.
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The overall figure, Amazon said, includes growth of more than 50% of users in the U.S., U.K., Germany and Japan subscribing to Amazon Music Unlimited, which includes HD-quality tracks for about 50 million songs.
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When there are more games I might consider re-subscribing — but for now I mainly use it in contexts where the higher resolution is either not that important or not possible because of bandwidth issues.
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If you'd like to continue reading New York Times newsletters, I recommend subscribing to "On Politics," a smart daily snapshot of American politics that will help you keep up with an increasingly busy campaign season.
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For the decade before 20083, when the couple wanted to learn to invest more effectively with Vanguard and began subscribing, the Wallas' individual retirement account earned an annualized 6 percent rate of return, she said.
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Their products are also cruelty-free and made in the US. You can buy Helmm's starter kit without a subscription, but you'll save $10 by subscribing, shipping is free, and you can easily cancel anytime.
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To further track any suspicious activity, he advises subscribing to a credit and identity monitoring company — such as Experian, TransUnion or Equifax — that can provide alerts relating to your credit rating, credit cards and banking.
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Buy The Warmth of Other Suns: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to Mitch Landrieu on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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Yes, like you, my inbox is jam packed with emails alerting me about privacy policy updates from dozens of companies, apps, and services — many of which I don't even remember subscribing to in the first place.
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But that's just a small taste of what's coming, so be sure to follow The Verge everywhere we publish including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and even email by subscribing to our daily Command Line newsletter.
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And that's just a small taste of what's coming, so be sure to follow The Verge everywhere we publish including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and even email by subscribing to our daily Command Line newsletter.
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And that's just a small taste of what's coming so be sure to follow The Verge everywhere we publish including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and even email by subscribing to our daily Command Line newsletter.
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And that's just a small taste of what's coming so be sure to follow The Verge everywhere we publish including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and even eMail by subscribing to our daily Command Line newsletter.
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Promoters Vodafone Group PLC of Britain and India's Aditya Birla Group will also take part in the issue by subscribing to shares worth up to 110 billion rupees and 72.5 billion rupees, respectively, the company said.
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Not to mention a Trek that would justify the cost of subscribing to CBS All Access, a channel that otherwise had nothing you couldn't see on terrestrial TV. Indeed, Discovery seemed to have the right stuff.
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MI The Atlante rescue fund is discussing a sub-underwriting agreement with the consortium of 10 banks led by Banca IMI committed to subscribing Veneto Banca's 300 billion euro share issue, Il Messaggero said on Saturday.
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If you search for a game on the App Store and you're not an Apple Arcade subscriber, you get a new button that tells you that you can try it free by subscribing to Apple Arcade.
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Until his decision to cooperate, Gates faced more serious charges, which also included helping Manafort file false tax returns, subscribing to false tax returns about his own income and lying about the existence of overseas accounts.
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But he paved the way and brandished a torch for legions of us who grew up feeding on his attitude, aspiring to his bluster, and subscribing to the all-inclusive sexual fantasy he created with his music.
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In putting belief in Islam on par with subscribing to communism during the Cold War, Trump suggests that belief in Islam is at odds with American values — something plenty of Americans (of all faiths) take issue with.
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Factor in that subscribing users will likely be wealthier than average, and hence more appealing to advertisers, and an $11 monthly charge would appear to pay Facebook back for the ad revenue it would stand to lose.
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Trolls say they're reaching out to sex workers pretending to inquire about subscribing to the private channels, then reporting the women via an IRS "information referral" form, which requires specific documentation the men are unlikely to have.
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Though environmentalism has its roots in a wholesale rejection of the Industrial Revolution and capitalism, business leaders have a long history of subscribing to its core tenets — including the premise that resource-fueled economic growth is unsustainable.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.Whatever you think of Drake and/or his music, it can't be doubted that for a certain kind of self-subscribing millennial the soppy, sing-song Canadian softie has boundless appeal.
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The trio were added to a pre-existing case against five other people and accused of participating in an "auto-subscribing" scheme to charge cell phone customers monthly fees for unsolicited, recurring text messages without their consent.
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That said, the response was overwhelmingly positive—it's among the most viral tweets we've had, and a number of people told us they were subscribing to our Unabridged dictionary or running out to buy a physical book.
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Some companies have even raised the price of subscribing through the App Store, or in some cases urged customers to sign up online instead, so as to make up for Apple's revenue share or avoid it altogether.
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Buy Invisible Hands: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to the full conversation with Mayer on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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I ordered the DVDs of the French documentary series, which first aired on television in 2004, through Netflix, back in 2008, when subscribing to the streaming service mostly meant scrounging around your house for misplaced red envelopes.
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On SoundCloud's own community forum, for example, you'll run into questions from students about the topic, with some even noting that the lack of a more affordable plan is the "only thing holding me back" from subscribing.
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And since many of us are constantly coughing up our email address to do everything from online shopping to subscribing to news sites, inboxes can quickly shift from a helpful feed to a rat's nest of spam.
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People in Cleveland and Dallas and San Diego have not only stopped subscribing to their local newspapers but in many cases are reading the websites of national news organizations instead of the website of their local paper.
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He has called on AT&T to fire CNN chief Jeff Zucker, and over the summer, the president pushed for people to stop "using or subscribing" to AT&T in order to force changes at the network.
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If this isn't in your inbox—we're still trying to entice stragglers with a web version, but that won't last forever—make sure you never miss an issue by subscribing to WIRED at a 50 percent discount.
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In most programs, you can add the birthday calendar by "subscribing" to it, much like you can do with other internet-based calendars that track holidays, astronomy events, sports schedules and other dates you want to observe.
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Apple Arcade is a relatively small set of curated games (a little over 100 as of December 2019), so subscribing won&apost give you unlimited access to the full library of paid games in the App Store.
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By subscribing, the podcast will appear in the "Your Podcasts" tab in the Google Play Music app, so that you don&apost have to search for it each time you want to listen to a new episode.
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It involves subscribing to Hulu's $11.99 / month no-ads service (this step needs to be completed first) and then signing up for the Disney+ bundle using the same email address that you used for your Hulu account.
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With so much free video content floating around and plenty of people already subscribing to Netflix, Hulu and/or HBO, it's been tough for Watch to gain traction when it's so far outside the understood Facebook use case.
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"We want to be as popular everywhere else as we are in the U.S. It took us seven years to get to one-third of U.S. households subscribing to Netflix so it's a very ambitious goal," Hastings said.
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Hear Christene's whole conversation with Tess – she talks motherhood, high-end fashion challenges for plus-sized women, sounding out the haters, and her most revolutionary year yet – by clicking here and subscribing to UnStyled via Apple Podcasts today.
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In a support article for service and support of Windows and Office, Microsoft has revealed you'll need to upgrade to Windows 21709 if you want the latest version of Office without subscribing to the company's Office 210 service.
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If reading reviews just isn't giving you enough deets, subscribing to all three for a few months to get the gist won't set you back too far, and you can just cancel the ones you don't like later.
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That's why Democratic debates and the 2020 campaign have the potential to become a turning point for a country in which "the nones"—those who don't identify as subscribing to a religion—are growing more numerous every year.
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"So tonight my comrades of the recording academy would like to thank the fans who support our work by going to a concert, subscribing to a music service, collecting vinyl or speaking out for artist rights," he said.
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Now the Easter attack by Jamaat-ur-Ahrar, which once swore support for Islamic State, has fueled worries that militants in Pakistan are increasingly subscribing to the IS brand of ultra-sectarian violence against those perceived as infidels.
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Moulton had learned that Seth was able to text from four or five different numbers by using services like Textfree, a voice-over-internet-protocol service that allows users to text without subscribing to a cell phone plan.
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There are loads of features to love, including the carefully laid out interface, the smart tools for saving time (snipping out silences and adjusting speeds without affecting pitch), and to the ability to try out podcasts without subscribing.
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In the latest edition of my podcast, (which you can listen to by subscribing to my podcast or streaming it on SoundCloud), we talked about a number of topics close to my heart, including: And much, much more.
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Maybe Mario Kart Tour is an incredible experience that will be worth subscribing to, but my bet is that you'll be better off spending your five bucks on Sonic Racing and, um, every other game on Apple Arcade.
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"I believe that if people stoped [sic] using or subscribing to @ATT, they would be forced to make big changes at @CNN," tweeted the president after a flight to the UK for a planned state visit in June.
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Buy Eating Animals: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to the full conversation with Melanie Joy on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here.
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A Virginia jury concluded after four days of deliberation that Manafort was guilty of five counts of subscribing to false income tax returns, one count of failing to report his foreign accounts, and two counts of bank fraud.
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The band continues its taping policy (taper tickets are still available for purchase at their shows), and fans' show their ongoing devotion by following the band across the country or subscribing to LivePhish and purchasing webcasts when they can't.
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Less choice is if you're already subscribing to Hulu's $8 "limited commercial" plan as you'll now have to fork over an additional $5 for Spotify, and there's no $1 special for current subscribers looking to listen to more tunes.
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When HBO launched a streaming app for its cable customers called HBO Go in 256, twentysomethings passed around the logins of their cable-subscribing parents, uncles, grandparents, and step-siblings like a case of mono in a freshman dorm.
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Metro Bank's top managers are backing the lender with American chairman and founder Vernon Hill subscribing up to 5 million pounds, while CEO Craig Donaldson will invest up to 350,000 pounds and CFO David Arden up to 75,000 pounds.
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If they look at the same group of people through different apps and find that one consistently provides matches they like more, they may stop subscribing to the ones that work less well, and they may tell their friends.
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Delta and China Eastern will each acquire a 10 percent stake in Air France-KLM by subscribing to new shares through capital increases totalling 751 million euros, Air France-KLM said in a statement ahead of half-year earnings.
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"And we're seeing really good uptake of people who are subscribing to Hinge," McLeod adds, referring to the newer option to upgrade to a premium version of the service with an expanded array of filtering options and other features.
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"You'll see these Russian accounts that will stream what appears to be old video game footage — you'll never see a face or hear anybody talking but you'll get tons of people subscribing and following in the channel," said Xmas.
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Still, for a younger generation which might not even consider subscribing to cable in the first place, and for whom all video content is streamed, Watchup could be a good place to get a regular news fix for free.
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Index Ventures is leading the round, Xavier Niel is participating as well as existing investors CNP Assurances, Partech and Portag3 Ventures LP. Alan wants to make health insurance as simple as subscribing to a software-as-a-service product.
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"We are at a turning point in the history of the Biennale whereby we must both continue to render the Biennale an event of quality and excellence while fully subscribing to the 2700st century," he wrote in an email.
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On Twitch, more than 12.5 million users follow him, and almost 43,000 pay to watch, subscribing to three different tiers and forking over either $4.99, $9.99 or $25 per month to watch Ninja blast his way to big bucks.
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The anti-semitic roots survived in most fraternities after the war, and today's modern iterations exist on a spectrum from conservative right-wing to right-wing extremist, with some, but not all, subscribing to racist or anti-Semitic views.
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While it was not immediately clear what was on offer across all publications, subscribing to the 300 titles would cost a whopping $8,000 per year, Apple executives said during a launch event at its Cupertino, California headquarters on Monday.
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Buy Stealth Democracy here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to the full conversation with Yascha Mounk on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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The number of people subscribing to its connected fitness service more than doubled in each of its past two fiscal years, going from 107,708 in June 2017 to 245,667 in June 2018 to more than 500,000 this past June.
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"The Ad SDK [Facebook's software development kit] helps us earn revenue by displaying ads that our users can opt out of by subscribing to Maya's premium subscription," the company said in an email to Privacy International and BuzzFeed News.
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Either way, though, I find myself subscribing to theory number two: startups are hard, but if you get to the point where you have to choose between startup success and treating people well, you have already royally fucked up.
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With the repeal of net neutrality protections still looming—though not without a fight—and companies like Comcast looking for ways to punish cord cutters for not subscribing to cable, those customer satisfaction numbers might drop even further in 2019.
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Cue added that constant innovation and introduction of new features and services was key to accelerate Apple Music's growth in a world where he said less than a 100 million people out of billions of listeners were subscribing to music.
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Once you try to get beyond the basics—searching for obscure songs, reorganizing playlists, subscribing to artists, saving something to your library—it's not always clear how to go about doing something (if indeed you can do it at all).
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If you're reading this on our site, or someone passed it to you, make sure you get it weekly by subscribing to WIRED (discounted 50%), and in the process getting all of our amazing tech coverage in print and online.
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An American startup called McCarthy Music also makes illuminated-key pianos, also subscribing to the principle that providing this kind of guidance to teach muscle memory is an important step in getting a student acquainted with playing on a keyboard.
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If you've listened to all of those already, you can get new episodes by subscribing to Today Explained, The Ezra Klein Show, I Think You're Interesting, Worldly, The Weeds, and The Impact on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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As a reader, there's a wealth of choices — the publications I just listed are just the tip of the iceberg — and most often, they're free to read, although I'd highly recommend subscribing if you happen to enjoy what you're reading.
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I try to narrow things down even further: Instead of subscribing to the New York Times, which publishes dozens of items per day, I subscribe specifically to the Times' tech section, which means I get a much more curated selection.
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GIMP isn't quite Photoshop, but it'll do for a lot of people and Pixelmator for Mac is also great, but will cost you a one time fee of $40—still less than subscribing to Adobe's Creative Cloud for a few months.
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"As the paper declined and got smaller and smaller, I felt that there wasn't as much information that really made it worthwhile, so I did eventually stop" subscribing, said Keith Carnahan, senior pastor at Maranatha Baptist Church in St. Robert.
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He argues in favor of more entertainment podcasts that reflect what's popular on TV and argues in favor of dropping the term "subscribing to a podcast" because it causes many people to misunderstand that they have to pay for podcasts.
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The goal here appears to be upselling customers who are subscribing to broadband but not cable TV. This new streaming service could entice some of these customers to upgrade and essentially serve as an on ramp to full-fledged cable subscriptions.
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Google Play is launching a new rewards program, Googe Play Points, that will allow you to earn points for everything you do on the Google Play marketplace, from downloading new apps to subscribing to services to buying movies, books and more.
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Instead, they take a more nihilistic approach to their curse, subscribing to the "Black Pill" theory that the universe will always be rigged against certain individuals, so why even bother trying to manipulate women into sex with "Red Pill" tactics?
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I think anyone who believe this song is actually better than "Sixteen" falls into one of two groups: You either want to see Drake fall and are desperately subscribing to this underdog narrative since Meek has become, unfortunately, synonymous with losing.
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As with other apps, subscribing to FreeTime Unlimited will come via a user's iTunes account (and thus Apple will get a cut) and will get automatically renewed until you turn off the auto-renewal 24 hours before the renewal date.
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It's amazing that there are millions of people who are subscribing to the YouTube channels that carry alternative content, like Alex Jones and a number of others, yet there are so many areas that aren't being addressed in the market.
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" Two years ago, April Glick Pulito, an actor and bartender with more than 800 Twitter followers, won over the director Joss Whedon when she posted about subscribing to Slate magazine and other publications in a tweet that ended with "#resist.
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Instead of subscribing to all of these services piecemeal, you'll probably pay for an all-in-one streaming bundle, complete with a set-top box that will enable you to search through all of their inventories for exactly what you want.
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Some executives courted her good favor by subscribing to her newsletter, "Highlights and Lowlights of Annual Meetings," typically a slim booklet containing a jumble of her thoughts printed in italic font on thick, cream-colored paper, at $600 a copy.
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If you've listened to all of those already, you can get new episodes by subscribing to Today, Explained, The Ezra Klein Show, Worldly, The Weeds, Primetime, Recode Decode, and Future Perfect on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Buy The Evolution of Beauty here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to the full conversation with Michael Pollan on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian railway group Italo said several of its shareholders re-invested in the company after it was taken over by Global Infrastructure Partners by subscribing a share issue for 150 million euros ($182 million), equal to a stake of 7.74 percent.
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In the face of YouTube resembling MTV more than a safe haven for misfit creatives and talented personalities who didn't quite fit in traditional Hollywood, subscribing to PewDiePie became a form of rebellion against YouTube as well as just a popular meme.
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RON COHENChairBiotechnology Innovation OrganisationArdsley, New York One may easily take issue with Schumpeter, who believes that management theorists have gone astray by subscribing to the dead ideas of increasing competition, widespread enterprise, the growing speed of business operations and globalisation (December 17th).
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Metro Bank's top managers had said they would back the lender with American chairman and founder Vernon Hill subscribing up to 5 million pounds, while CEO Craig Donaldson will invest up to 350,13 pounds and CFO David Arden up to 75,000 pounds.
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At the same time that publishers are giving the broken ad system a hard look, there's a whole new generation of consumers who are comfortable subscribing for services — Spotify, Netflix, food boxes, productivity apps — as long as they stay timely, relevant and focused.
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UniCredit, whose biggest shareholder is Abu Dhabi sovereign fund Aabar, risked having to raise capital of its own to cover the Vicenza share sale, but was saved by the state-backed rescue fund which ended up subscribing to 99 percent of the issue.
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For allegedly wiring $30 million to be spent in the US without declaring it or paying taxes on it, Manafort is accused of five counts of subscribing to false income tax returns and four counts of not reporting his foreign bank accounts.
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And seriously, I hate to say it, because I hate subscribing to more streaming services even though I literally get paid to keep up with the explosion of streaming services, but CBS All Access is really becoming a great bang for your buck.
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It is very likely that Sony, like other pay-TV providers, is facing increased financial pressure from rights holders, which may be raising the licensing costs to live content and other lucrative forms of entertainment that keep customers subscribing to services like Vue.
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DC also says some segments will be available on "additional online channels," presumably to lure non-subscribers into subscribing, much like how networks like HBO chop up viral-ready segments of popular shows like John Oliver's Last Week Tonight to post to YouTube.
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President Grant (Tony Goldwyn) is most certainly subscribing to the "bros before 'hos" mentality in this case, and it really raises the question of whether he's doing it partially to punish these two strong women he once loved who have both left him?
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New York-based Apollo Global Management has offered to buy Carige's 3.5 billion euro ($13 billion) stock of bad loans and plug an ensuing capital shortfall by subscribing to the bulk of a 550 million euro share issue, the bank said on Tuesday.
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They're shitty because they show Kanye, whatever his feelings on his relationship to Amber may be, subscribing to the common notion that strippers are an untouchable caste when actually they're human beings making human decisions, the kind too often made under duress.
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The letter showed Fosun also offered a cash infusion of 1 billion rupees ($15.21 million) within the next 45 days, including the option of immediately subscribing to Fortis' convertible bonds, provided Fortis grants 30 days of exclusivity to negotiate the investment proposal.
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Metro Bank's top managers had said they would back the lender with American chairman and founder Vernon Hill subscribing up to 5 million pounds, while CEO Craig Donaldson will invest up to 350,000 pounds and CFO David Arden up to 75,000 pounds.
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The Versa 2 is perfect if you're upgrading to it from a regular Fitbit tracker or plan on subscribing to Fitbit Premium, the company's upcoming paid service that provides personalized health and fitness guidance and coaching based on your own Fitbit data.
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Running alongside this, there has been a "fundamental operational shift" that is seeing SMBs move away from acquiring fixed assets such as real estate, in favour of leasing or subscribing to products and services instead, placing even more strain on working capital.
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"I believe that if people stopped using or subscribing to @ATT, they would be forced to make big changes at @CNN, which is dying in the ratings anyway," the president wrote on Twitter, shortly after touching down in Britain for a state visit.
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Buy The Boys on the Bus here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble You can listen to the full conversation with Amy Chozick on The Ezra Klein Show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or by streaming the episode here:
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And so if you regret subscribing for whatever reason: Whether you don't want to pay $10 a month to not own any music or you simply forgot to cancel before your free trial was up, here's how to cancel your Spotify Premium subscription.
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Other former aides to Mr. Trump said on Sunday that he refused to accept reassurances about Ukraine no matter how many times it was explained to him, instead subscribing to an unsubstantiated narrative that has now brought him to the brink of impeachment.
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Not only does subscribing help make possible our work here, but it gives you the chance to browse and save all the recipes in our archives, to organize them, rate them and to leave notes on them for yourself and for others.
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Many analysts think Slack&aposs new shared-channels feature could help with both problems, serving as a key way to distinguish the company&aposs service from Teams and to encourage customers of its free offering to start subscribing to its paid one.
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Subscribing to a view expressed recently by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the first-term New York Democrat, nearly two-thirds of Democrats say it is immoral to have an economic system where some people have billions of dollars while others have very little.
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Smaller chapters with the same name appear to have been set up in Sri Lankan communities in other countries, he said, often funded by groups in the Persian Gulf and subscribing to Wahhabism, an austere form of Islam that has its roots there.
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His first trial was in Virginia, and in August, it ended with his conviction on eight counts — five counts of subscribing to false income tax returns, one count of failing to report his foreign bank accounts, and two counts of bank fraud.
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But by subscribing to dietary principles like gluten-free, non-GMO, and nightshade-shunning macrobiotic—which have absolutely no nutritional or health advantages (unless, in the case of gluten, he has celiac disease)—Brady is devaluing all of his advice by association.
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The narrative that this can all be blamed on disaffected poor people has finally unravelled in the US, as well as the UK. As this latest Essential poll shows, polite, middle class people are totally capable of subscribing to nasty ideas in large numbers.
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And though many people could stand to make more of an effort to recognize Melania's agency and autonomy, subscribing to the idea of Melania's body double defiance seems to be the preferred path, even though it says much more about us than Melania herself.
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You can listen to my full conversation with Newport (not to mention my past conversations with Chris Hayes, Tyler Cowen, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Arlie Hochschild, and more) by subscribing to The Ezra Klein Show on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Subscribing to a belief system that many of us would not practice had it not been for slavery (I know Christianity existed in pre-colonial Africa, but that's not where most African-Americans get their faith from) keeps our salvation bound to the oppressor.
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Prime Pantry — here's the difference between Amazon's grocery delivery servicesIf you're considering subscribing to either Prime Pantry or Amazon Fresh, or both, now is an especially great time to do so, since Amazon has discounted both services in the lead up to Prime Day.
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Then suddenly, it wasn't: Since 2500, the number of households subscribing to pay TV bundles has dropped by 2200 million viewers, to 29 million, and is falling every month: AT&T alone lost another 286,270 subscribers in the first three months of this year.
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One of the company's goals, Mr. Gingras said, is to help "take the friction out of the purchase process" by using its own technological capabilities, as well as the information it has on users — including email address and credit cards — to make subscribing simpler.
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It includes a handful of sample RSS feeds for you to follow, but subscribing to new ones is as easy as finding the RSS logo on a website (it tends to be well hidden these days), copying the URL, and adding the feed to NetNewsWire.
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To hear that story, and much more about Ringwald's reflections on the complicated legacy of her beloved films, how much further the Time's Up movement needs to go, and more, listen to this week's podcast by listening to UnStyled and subscribing via Apple Podcasts today.
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They would say, everyone is subscribing because of Game of Thrones but you can only watch an episode a week, and Plepler would always say, you know, most people are spending most of their time watching The Fast and The Furious: I through VI. Yeah.
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If you, like many Netflix-subscribing foodies, recently binged all of Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, you might be overhauling your pantry as we speak (because you watched Tidying Up With Marie Kondo right afterwards) and simultaneously wondering if you should be using different fats when you cook.
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"The vision of this for the long term is if you're subscribing to this, it works for you everywhere — you could go to any city and we'll have you covered," Yusuf told Wired UK. The Citymapper Pass will be available sometime in March or April this year.
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Subscribing after your discounted month ends could really pay off, too: Sling is currently offering free Fire TV Sticks to users who prepay for two months and a free AirTV Mini, HD antenna, and AirTV2 to get free local and broadcast channels without any add-on packages.
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The feature, which places thumbnails at the end of the video, can be used to prompt viewers to watch more of the creator's videos when they finish watching the first one, or take other actions, like subscribing to the channels, visiting channels from fellow collaborators, and more.
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Some early data suggests that as more and more broadcasters and streaming operators come to market (often hiding their own content behind exclusive paywalls) this confusion and high cost (of subscribing to numerous services just to access your favorite content) may risk driving users back to piracy.
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Some essential recommendations include: BBC Global News Podcast NPR Politics Podcast Keepin' it 1600 60 Minutes The Run Up Reveal Slate's Political Gabfest PBS NewsHour Decode DC Once you identify your core trusted news sites, consider subscribing to newsletters to ensure you don't miss a beat.
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As a further incentive, Amazon could also choose to offer deals and discounts to its premium offering to those buying its smart speakers or subscribing to Prime — much as it does today with its $3.99 / month Amazon Music Unlimited plan tied to a single Echo device.
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While upcoming services will give viewers more streaming options, eMarketer told Business Insider it doesn't expect them to meaningful grow the number of subscription OTT users in the US."Rather we are expecting that their subscribers are people who are already subscribing to other services," eMarketer said.
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Alphons Iacobelli, 58, who was a vice president of employee relations, plead guilty to conspiracy to violate the Labor Management Relations Act and to subscribing a false tax return based on failing to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in income diverted from Fiat, the government said.
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It was all about subscribing to this idea of exceptionalism—they're the valedictorians, the people with high GPAs, and they came here through no fault of their own and all these other narratives that were problematic for individuals who did not fit the stereotypical DREAMer identity.
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And when the play's four gay characters launch into a spontaneous performance of Luther Vandross's "Never Too Much," it's hard to imagine anyone not subscribing to what one character calls "the gospel according to Luther" or to the aura of good fellowship that floods the stage.
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Among other offerings, Apple showed off a service for subscribing to news on your phone and a credit card, and it offered vague details about a still-in-development TV service involving Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey (who are not exactly edgy or up-and-coming).
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Many of these channels are available through live TV streaming services, like Hulu + Live TV, Sling, FuboTV, and YouTube TV. Different platforms and plans may offer different channel selections, however, so you'll need to make sure that the network you're looking for is supported before subscribing.
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It's so easy (and now, even cheaper) to get your TV and movie fix on the go through the Hulu app on your smartphone or tablet, and it's totally worth subscribing to while you can get access to tons of binge-worthy shows for this insanely low price.
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Manafort, the former chair of Donald Trump's presidential campaign and a longtime GOP lobbyist, was found guilty by a Virginia jury on Tuesday of five counts of subscribing to false income tax returns, one count of failing to report his foreign accounts, and two counts of bank fraud.
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But aside from their positioning on a map, there's one essential difference between the two "types" of religion: Western religions share an overarching theme of monotheism, the faith or belief in one god, your Christ or your Allah or Yeshua, subscribing to a holy book and unquestionable religious authorities.
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To put it simply: He believes bad things (destructive hurricanes, diseases) happen because God gets angry at humans' sinful actions, while also simultaneously subscribing to the notion that historical chaos is itself desirable insofar as it points to an ideal end: Christ's second coming and reign on earth.
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Andrew Pollack ENTERTAINMENT It was the Disney earnings call that sent shock waves through the media industry: One year ago, Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, acknowledged that fewer people were subscribing to ESPN as part of a traditional cable package, starting a panic about the future of television.
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"As choice of services continues to grow and the cost of subscribing to all content begins to mount, it's likely that we'll see an increase in piracy of platform exclusive content becoming a bigger issue," says Mihir Haria-Shah, head of broadcast at behavioral planning agency Total Media.
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Part time president and full time television viewer Donald Trump on June 2, 2019Photo: Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump sent a barrage of strange tweets during his flight to the UK overnight, but one of the weirdest tweets instructed Americans to stop using and subscribing to AT&T's services.
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Connecting the author's observations of figures as distant from one another as Gene Autry and Rihanna are his reminiscences of a music-besotted childhood in Phillipsburg, N.J., his years in Greenwich Village as a scholar in training and his more recent days as a Spotify-subscribing music dad.
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Looking Back "It is a core belief of The New York Times that we produce journalism good enough that people are willing to pay for it," Sam Sifton told readers recently, explaining why Cooking would cost $5 a month for those who aren't already subscribing to The Times.
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In return for subscribing, you get the recipes, a recipe box, tools that allow you to save recipes from other sites across the internet and to organize them as you see fit, even the ability to leave notes on recipes for your own benefit or the benefit of others.
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While initial membership in TST just requires signing up and subscribing to the temple's tenets, the chapter encourages regular members to sign a statement of intent: among other commitments, agreeing not to speak publicly on behalf of TST or frame an event or action as TST-certified without approval.
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Under Thursday's announcement, Glencore will pay $1.139 billion in cash and a 27.9 percent share of $240 million in non-contingent royalties over five years, as well as subscribing to $300 million worth of shares Yancoal is selling as part of a capital increase to fund its Rio Tinto deal.
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Viewers who self-bundle, or create their own content bundles by subscribing to a combination of streaming services, have a mean income of $90,000, versus the mean income of $76,000 of a viewer who watches at least one video per week through any means online, TV or otherwise, the report said.
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"Absent legislation to provide additional visa numbers, the next four months may be the last great days for entering and subscribing investments under the EB-5 Program for the foreseeable future," wrote Robert Divine, head of the global immigration group at the law firm Baker Donelson, in a commentary published Tuesday.
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" Common went on to give a shout out to fans actively helping artists today: "So tonight, my comrades of the recording academy would like to thank our fans who support our work by going to a concert, subscribing to a music service, collecting vinyl, or speaking out for artists' rights.
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Subscribing to the Reagan belief that coming to a new land requires a "special courage"—conservatives usually call this entrepreneurialism—I was surprised by the unwillingness to listen to the essential facts about the bill, and by the personal vitriol directed at anyone who dared dissent from the deportation line.
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Subscribing to this theory means believing that Hillary Clinton was the victim of a perfect storm of unrelated events, that there is nothing to be learned from the election of a strongman who was part of an ethno-nationalist, revanchist tide that swept across the democracies of the Western world.
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Initially, Huber thought the primary reason for their first business venture failing was that their biology and biochemistry undergraduate degrees from Virginia Tech didn't lend the needed credibility to woo do-it-yourself traders into subscribing from them, coupled with the fact that they lacked a documented history of successful trading.
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The ones I use the most are Virgin Anywhere and Sky Sports Mobile TV, the two official apps from the two major cable networks in the U.K. Sky holds the rights to most Premier League games; subscribing to Virgin means I can watch the rest of the major European leagues, too.
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There's a reason for that: Subscribing to Office 365 is an easy way to keep a fully-licensed version of Microsoft Office running and up to date, while some people use Google Apps, which allows the creation of Office-compatible documents and spreadsheets, because its collaboration features are seen as better.
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And just like HBO did, look for Disney, Fox and their proxies at Hulu to argue that they're not trying to offer a service that competes with Comcast and other traditional pay TV bundlers — they're going after people who've already stopped subscribing to pay TV or never signed up in the first place.
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So, I think the journalists that are doing the best work there are people like Brandon Darby and Aurora Delgado, they are amazing because they&aposre not subscribing to that messaging and they are really committing to the fact that it is actually diplomacy which is where we need to put our efforts.
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And just like HBO did, look for Disney, Fox and their proxies at Hulu to argue that they're not trying to offer a service that competes with Comcast and other traditional pay TV bundlers — they're going after people who've already stopped subscribing to pay TV, or never signed up in the first place.
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When the Times first launched its subscription service in 2011, it restricted the number of stories readers could consume on the Web without subscribing, (first to 20 per month, then 10), but let users who got to the paper via a Facebook or Twitter link read as many stories as they wanted.
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To hear more about the findings from this latest poll -- and understand the implications for Republicans running for re-election next year -- listen to Thursday's episode of "The Daily DC." You can listen to the show for a breakdown of the day's top political news from David Chalian each weekday by subscribing here.
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"I honestly believe we could be heading into a world where everyone thinks they're cutting the cord, unquote, saving a bunch of money, unquote, and we end up paying actually a lot more for less," said Plex's Olechowski, noting how quickly costs can escalate once you start subscribing to multiple streaming video services.
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As a result, commercial banks have gradually stopped subscribing to weekly treasury bill auctions which has left the central bank to buy up government debt - incurring losses on the difference between interest it receives on this and the high interest rates it pays out to commercial banks to keep money flowing in.
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The new Apple TV app, which can be used on iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV, will also offer a new a la carte-style subscription service called Apple TV Channels, where users can select the third-party channels they want to watch and pay for those only, instead of subscribing to a larger bundle.
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According to an Accenture survey of 28,000 tech consumers aged 14-55 in 28 different countries, which the consultancy published in January, about half of consumers have serious security concerns about smart home and other IoT devices, and a quarter of consumers have deliberately postponed buying an ioT device or subscribing to an ioT service.
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"Now, you'll increasingly have the choice of subscribing to games, playing for free or possibly just streaming them over the internet to your phone or TV." Why it matters: New subscription streaming services represent a massive shift from gaming into the cloud, which will make it easier to access games on any device, including mobile.
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We have a free newsletter called the Extra Crunch Roundup (example issue) that summarizes the pieces we've published on EC. Top VCs in Edtech, Dropbox, first mover advantage, India's Netflix, scooters, and more Here is something crazy: we have about a 4:1 ratio of free users to paid users subscribing to the newsletter.
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So the more media people see that encourages them to think of themselves as part of a group, and the more they publicly proclaim — through sharing and liking and following and subscribing — that they are part of a group, the deeper that identity roots and the more resistant the underlying views become to change.
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The play was ostensibly about the Salem witch trials, but I suspected that it was also about another witch hunt that was going on at the time involving people accused of writing the wrong scripts, subscribing to the wrong publications, marching in the wrong parades, attending the wrong rallies or supporting the wrong causes.
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After months of reports that the service was about to hit a financial brick wall, it suddenly ceased paying for major new releases, nuked its unlimited plan, and offered customers who didn't want to continue subscribing to a plan only good for three a la carte movie selections a month and a discounted fourth ticket a cancellation and refund.
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The company also tells us that the new options will also allow other ways for partners to reward and interact with their most passionate fans, including offering them the ability to send a custom message to the community upon first subscribing, and offering participation in the new $9.99 and $24.99 subscriber roles based within the Twitch App, if available.
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Which means that while today it's pretty easy to find most of TV's biggest hits by subscribing to Netflix and Hulu, in a few years, many of those shows will be scattered to rival services: If you want everything, you'll need to get Netflix and Hulu and NBCUniversal's thing and AT&T's thing and Disney's other streaming service.
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As we aspire to live more sustainably and better for the planet by subscribing to the use of renewables, we will engage in the maker community and embrace the zero-marginal economy, which will start to lead us into great new territories — with certain parts of North America, specifically California and the Pacific Northwest, leading the charge.
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A New York-based real estate tycoon also known for running a beauty pageant, delivering a pithy catchphrase on a reality television show called The Apprentice, running an allegedly wildly fraudulent "university," subscribing to a tenuous and fairly racist conspiracy theory regarding the birthplace of President Barack Obama, and becoming the Republican nominee for the 2016 presidential election.
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If you do not want to rely on having a consistent internet connection to use Microsoft Excel or want more features, you can choose instead between subscribing to the Office 365 service or buying a personal copy of Excel 2016 (or even the full Microsoft Office 2016 suite that includes Word and PowerPoint) to install on your computer.
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What happened instead was it traded four and a half or five times cash flow to Gatehouse who immediately offered buyouts to not just the whole newsroom but the entire company while putting on the back page at the same time this sort of heartstring-plucking plea to support journalism by subscribing to the Austin American Statesman.
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Keep in mind that if you end up subscribing to a few of these services, you may end up paying more than you would with cable TV. The New York Times says the best way to figure out whether streaming services are for you is to ask yourself which shows and channels you&aposre most interested in watching.
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For Lori Walla, subscribing to an investment newsletter means more than the advice she gets to help her and her husband, Quincy, manage their Vanguard I.R.A. Researching mutual fund options is an important part of her cognitive rehabilitation after a stroke in 11.83 forced her to retire early from her job as a freelance court reporter.
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Price: $28 on Amazon Streaming services from Spotify, Apple, Amazon and others have been growing in ubiquity by leaps and bounds, but if your commuter isn't already subscribing to one of these, or if they're only using the free tier, giving them a chance to test out the premium service with a giftcard could be a welcome present.
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They are parents to Birdie and her little sister Cricket, 5.) Find out how Tina Fey, a rejection, and a trip to Palm Springs ("I was a little high") led to Busy Tonight, how Philipps deals with the fallout of oversharing, and more from her freewheeling chat with Barberich by clicking here and subscribing to UnStyled via Apple Podcasts today.
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In part it's because it's so gripping and well-made, but in part it's because I grew up devouring science fiction short stories, plowing through collections at the local library and subscribing to magazines like Asimov's and the Magazine of Fantasy & Science, looking for the focused bursts of novelty, imagination, and insight that could only ever really come from short speculative fiction.
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Despite trends that indicate the end of TV commercial dominance (digital is forecasted to overtake TV advertising in 2016, and 62 percent of U.S. TV homes subscribing to a pay TV service have a DVR, allowing them to skip commercials altogether), the Super Bowl remains the "be-all and end-all" of brand advertising, largely because of its incredible reach.
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The CBD chews purported to soothe a dog's anxiety, the gut health products you can order custom-tailored to your border collie's microbiome, the personalized pet meds delivered to your door — these things have crept from niche corners toward the mainstream; from products you'd seek out at vet clinics or specialty stores to products you might consider subscribing to after seeing it on Instagram.
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"This is really an adjustment to the market skinny bundle that has evolved and market pricing," explains Heather Moosnick, Director of Content Partnerships at YouTube TV. "We went out with a 'skinnier' bundle than others because we were very sensitive to price – particularly since our goal is to get users who have never subscribed to cable – or who have cut the cord – back to subscribing to live TV," she says.
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Enters into a non-binding letter of intent for the sale of Fl mobile and showself and a proposed us$100 million investment * NQ Mobile - investor group will invest US$100 million in company by subscribing to class a common shares issued by company at price of US$1.05 per share * Pursuant to terms of letter co will sell all of its equity interests in Fl mobile Jiutian Technology Co Ltd.
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Verizon may be hoping to capitalise in both cases: on-net, it can offer zero-rated content to its existing subscribers; off-net, it can market to the many who are not already subscribing to one of its carrier services, but might still be among the 1 billion who are connected to other services owned by the company, such as Yahoo Mail, or loyal readers of one of its media properties.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I do not know when Alan Felsenthal and Ben Estes founded their press The Song Cave, but at some point early on I began subscribing to their chapbook series, published in editions of 100, and got publications by Jennifer Moxley, Lisa Jarnot, Chris Nealon, Charles North, Dana Ward, Monica de la Torre, Fanny Howe, Rod Smith, Jane Choi, and Christopher Edgar, a favorite.
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