This would give Atlantia more firepower to sweeten its bid.
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Bristow said it was unlikely he could sweeten the offer.
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ION Group also refused to sweeten the deal, sources said.
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Asked whether he would sweeten the bid, Groen said: "no".
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Until that happens, she suggests that parents sweeten foods themselves.
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Maybe one of these apple recipes will sweeten your week.
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In fact, it leaves room to sweeten its bid significantly.
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Some brands are now using xylitol to sweeten their product.
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The other stuff was in there to sweeten the deal.
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Next, to sweeten the drink, a teaspoon of honey is added.
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I've tried to instill that spirit into the team at Sweeten.
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To sweeten the pot for Netflix, the Empire State Development Corp.
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Analysts say Chevron may have to sweeten its offer for Anadarko.
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Friday is the last day for Cairo to sweeten its offer.
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The government has promised to sweeten the deal with tax cuts.
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All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand.
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Getting HBO on top of that definitely helps sweeten the deal.
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Luxury resorts tend to throw in perks to sweeten their deals.
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A few have asked for books to sweeten their romantic lives.
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To sweeten the deal, you can snag them for $5 off.
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But let me sweeten the pot: Garret Dillahunt is the bad guy.
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They're using monk fruit juice to sweeten things up instead of sugar.
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Even so, buyout firms are still finding new ways to sweeten returns.
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The fruits, seedling Bramleys, have been left to turn red and sweeten.
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Want to sweeten up your drink without adding calories or artificial ingredients?
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As the weeks ticked on, though, that same space started to sweeten.
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That's despite them substantially ramping up incentives meant to sweeten their offer.
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So, as the cost of no deal worsens, how to sweeten "yes"?
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The new hardware ecosystem and software updates only help sweeten the deal.
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It has to really get mashed and macerated to sweeten the drink.
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Besides coffee, I don't usually sweeten any foods or drinks with sugar.
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Sweeten the deal with a free Xbox Game Pass for Black Friday.
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Looking to sweeten up your pancakes without feeling sour about your spending?
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Not all the Tic Tacs in the world could sweeten that fate.
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But the finance ministry said it would not sweeten the deal again.
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CHINA READY TO SWEETEN DEAL BY BUYING AMERICAN GOODS- SCMP, CITING SOURCE
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JetClosing even throws in a title scoring system to sweeten the deal.
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Online services like Sweeten and Houzz can also help homeowners find contractors.
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Rehn said if all unions agreed, the government could sweeten the deal.
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Here are a few areas where employers can sweeten the employment offer.
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Endeavor's de Montessus declined comment on whether it would sweeten its offer.
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"You got to sweeten the pot a little bit," Mr. Cernovich said.
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Because Duncans are slower to mature (and sweeten), their season is shorter.
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Even so, Monsanto would probably need to sweeten its offer to overpower ChemChina's.
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Add a layer of sprinkles or dextrose star candies to sweeten the deal.
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When I first launched Sweeten, I was regularly putting in 15-hour days.
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To sweeten the deal, kids can ride for free on the Pacific Surfliner.
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"How could I sweeten words that initially took my appetite away?" she said.
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It's cool if there is natural fruit in a product to sweeten it.
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To sweeten the deal, Asus also priced the ZenFone competitively against the Redmi.
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The White House has attempted to sweeten the deal for the conservative group.
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The rotgut he swills does little to sweeten his jaundiced outlook on life.
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A notion that helps sweeten the pot for investors interested in the strategy.
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He promises not to sweeten the very fraught story of this culinary staple.
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Mr. Albanese doesn't sweeten the shot in postproduction (or Photoshop, as it were).
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It also offered to sweeten the deal with an earlier smaller interest payment.
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Republicans are hoping funding CHIP will sweeten the deal for Dems. http://bit.
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And a way to sweeten the pot is to offer a parental match.
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To sweeten the deal, winners will have their apps featured on the App Store.
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To further sweeten the deal, eBay is offering free shipping on all discounted goodies.
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Naturally, introductions to Engage's 10 corporate backers are designed to sweeten the deal, too.
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I sweeten the deal by offering to buy her a McFlurry, and she accepts.
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I make oatmeal with an egg swirled in and sweeten it with coconut sugar.
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They can liven up a plate of peas or sweeten a smoothie with ease.
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But a new app may just be able be able to sweeten the deal.
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Make whipped cream with 1 container of heavy whipping cream and sweeten with sugar.
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It's a way for those companies to "sweeten the deal" for investors, he added.
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In order to sweeten the deal, the company is adding new services for subscribers.
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Plus, did we mention there's a free Echo dot to sweeten the deal(s)?
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But some manufacturers toss in regular sugar as well, to sweeten the final product.
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Then, the fish gets its buttery turn, accompanied by scallions that caramelize and sweeten.
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To sweeten the deal, he included the name of a "winning" stock inside it.
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You also get $100 Dell gift card to sweeten the pot, all for only $149.
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To sweeten the deal, Samsung is tacking on freebies for preorders within the first month.
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I'm not gonna sweeten it up or do anything other than tell you the truth.
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Moreover, Beijing could use its own involvement in the 1MDB affair to sweeten the relationship.
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As America's No. 2 oil company, Chevron certainly has the firepower to sweeten its bid.
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How It's Playing ... N.Y. Times lead story: "TAX WRANGLING AIMS TO SWEETEN GAINS OF WEALTHY."
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To sweeten the pot even more, Hunter notes that many of these stocks are undervalued.
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House Republicans are slashing most itemized deductions, but will sweeten the pot on charitable contributions.
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To sweeten the deal, Celia suggests funding a $3 million super PAC for Jackie's campaign.
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And to sweeten the deal, Biden would dramatically increase federal tax credits above Obamacare levels.
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To sweeten the deal, you can save an additional 10% sitewide using the code EXTRA10.
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Note that B&H and Adorama may throw in extra accessories to sweeten the deal.
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Apple continues to sweeten the deal for Apple Card owners with new cash back incentives.
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Shares of Estácio rose 40 percent since Thursday, suggesting investors expect suitors to sweeten offers.
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Seems like it was enough to sweeten the pot and keep Princess rocking with 'L&HH.'
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Now it appears Bird Delivery is being coupled with monthly personal rentals to sweeten the deal.
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In his view, Chevron is likely to sweeten its offer with cash rather than additional shares.
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Oh, and to sweeten the deal, they also revealed the show's return date of August 23.
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Regulators could sweeten the deal further by letting them issue special bonds to finance these acquisitions.
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The company offered more attractive interest rates to sweeten investor returns at the expense of profitability.
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Disney is reportedly readying cash to sweeten its offer, which Fox's board had approved in December.
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She's more than deserving, and her daughter's role in the ceremony will only sweeten the deal.
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To sweeten the deal even further, she's also back with another new track and music video.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is retrograde, making communication difficult, but Venus will help sweeten things up.
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Perhaps it was to sweeten the deal for more people to use its own Maps app.
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To sweeten the deal, a download code for Super Mario Kart is included with the system.
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Earmarks were often used to sweeten the pot for reluctant lawmakers to support a broader bill.
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In an attempt to sweeten the pill, EU governments and parliamentarians added several waivers and concessions.
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New deals are coming with higher rates to sweeten the offer for investors, market-watchers said.
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Elsewhere in deals: Fujifilm won't sweeten its bid for Xerox; here's how Carl Icahn beat it.
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Then, sweeten to taste with a tablespoon or so of brown sugar, honey or maple syrup.
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I add a pat of butter and sweeten it all with honey, but only a drizzle.
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Shares of Estácio are up 36 percent since Thursday, suggesting investors expect suitors to sweeten offers.
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Atlantia is expected to sweeten its 15.6 billion euro October bid for Abertis early this year.
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Maybe they could sweeten the deal with a little Apple store credit while they're at it.
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There's obviously no sugar, but we are offered agave and organic honey to sweeten the mixture.
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Along with giving flyers fair warning, airlines also sweeten the deal for those who voluntarily bump.
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For orders over $60, she even threw in free shipping and a gift to sweeten the deal.
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And also to create facts on the ground that can sweeten any potential deal with Donald Trump.
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Apollo did not sweeten its offer even though some analysts noted that it could have been higher.
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Here's the smell of blood still… All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand!
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It will also add Miles Davis' autobiography, aptly titled Miles, as an attempt to sweeten the deal.
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Most of that water (28 liters) was used primarily to grow sugar beets to sweeten the beverage.
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"I like Bethenny, but sometimes she needs to sweeten her delivery a little bit," says Lisa Vanderpump.
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Retro sells and Nintendo is smart to lean on its long gaming history to sweeten its books.
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To sweeten the deal, they're bringing Noisey faves Iron Reagan and Oathbreaker along for all four weeks.
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To sweeten the pill, he also wants to expand unemployment benefits for people seeking a career change.
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To sweeten the pot, all of Libbey's glassware is protected by a 25-year no-chip guarantee.
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The Fastweb deal could help new CEO Flavio Cattaneo sweeten the somewhat soured relationship with the state.
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There is also honey to sweeten it, but don't use the agave because there's not much left.
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Earlier this month, Medium picked up San Francisco publication The Bold Italic to sweeten its paywalled offerings.
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Green Smoothie Bowl Sweeten up your green smoothie with some sliced kiwi and banana on top. 3.
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Still, California decided in 2014 to sweeten its own subsidies in an attempt to lure production back.
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Berkshire said in a statement on Wednesday that it would not sweeten its approach for Energy Future.
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To sweeten the deal, Verily built Freenome's clinical team a lab to their specifications, the person said.
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It had previously been forced to delay and sweeten the deal after struggling to convince enough bondholders.
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She wanted her rhythm and repetition to "irritate," and struck any flourishes that might "sweeten" the prose.
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Automakers and dealers are accustomed to dangling hefty incentives that they sweeten during downturns and the holidays.
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It's a familiar story, but Stratagem is adding a little something extra to sweeten the pot: artificial intelligence.
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Some days, I'd be sad over boy troubles, and she'd sweeten the tortillas with butter, cinnamon, and sugar.
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Oh, that's assuming you need something to sweeten the deal of finding your true love and becoming famous.
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In the eight years since founding Sweeten, the company has managed more than $1 billion in construction projects.
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This has helped me raise millions of dollars for Sweeten, most of which has come from male investors.
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To sweeten the deal, owners were offered a pension for up to 10 years, free education and healthcare.
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If free two-day shipping is now "table stakes," what else can be offered to sweeten the pot?
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The elements of fairy-tale fantasy scattered across "The Explosion Chronicles" help to sweeten a tough-minded satire.
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During the hearings on Capitol Hill, Sanofi announced it would sweeten its savings program for people paying cash.
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Are there any benefits that might sweeten the deal, such as commuter benefits or discounts at area gyms?
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Gore said no nations in Bonn were trying to sweeten the terms of the Paris Agreement for Trump.
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Wherever the company ultimately lands seems likely to sweeten the deal with some manner of corporate tax cut.
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Chevron could be forced to shell out billions more should it decide to sweeten its offer for Anadarko.
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If you needed to sweeten the pot: an original gold copy of The Legend of Zelda is included.
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He tells us Sweeten only sued him in the first place because she didn't like working with him.
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A nice package will sweeten the surprise, especially if the gift is the result of some thoughtful deliberation.
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Good deeds may be their own reward, but there's nothing wrong with finding ways to sweeten the deal.
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Remember, beer is originally a tea infusion that you cool, sweeten up, and then let ferment with yeasts.
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The addition of sentencing changes is likely to sweeten the deal for Democrats and turn off some Republicans.
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To sweeten the deal, 11 audience members (one for each anniversary) will win a free bottle of wine.
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To sweeten any deal at all, there's a 10 percent discount if we place an order this weekend.
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The Oracle of Omaha pledged $10 billion in financing, giving Hollub the firepower needed to sweeten her bid.
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To accomplish this, they will often sweeten the deal for you by 10% — 20% if you politely ask.
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This way, winemakers need not trouble themselves with more labor-intensive techniques and can simply sweeten to taste.
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It also seems to sweeten the deal for Urtasun, who will continue to work part-time at the University.
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Dedicated on April 23, 2019 by the Sawyer Sweeten Foundation, the Rosenthal Family Foundation, and Ray and Anna Romano.
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Update (September 19, 2017): To sweeten your Tuesday, Anthropologie is currently offering 25% off all of its sale items.
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To sweeten the deal, the city will give the winning developer six hectares of prime land alongside the road.
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And to sweeten the deal, he is even featured in a digital 2017 calendar posing in his new role.
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Sweeten this juuuust a little bit more with agave, and throw some fresh mint or ginger in for kicks.
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To sweeten the deal, smugglers often throw in hand grenades (there were 43 grenade incidents in Sweden last year).
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Only time will tell, but maybe Amazon could sweeten the pot by offering more than $5 million in Kindles.
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To sweeten the pill, Tsipras has promised to offset the new measures with tax relief also legislated on Thursday.
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To sweeten the deal, Bey has signed the hat and blessed it with a kind message ("All my love").
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I was shocked to realize how heavily I rely on EPs to sweeten my emails — both personal and professional.
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Mr Gupta must therefore be hopeful that he can strike a good deal with ministers to sweeten his takeover.
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To sweeten the deal, the IRS grants a savers' credit to individuals who put money away in retirement accounts.
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"It's no surprise that countries are trying to sweeten their deals in one way or another," he told Reuters.
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Without them, the options to "sweeten the deal," are limited, Josh Huder, a political scientist with Georgetown University, says.
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In adding sugar to sweeten and acid to balance what nature has already made perfect, we lose something indescribable.
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You can sweeten pork with baked apples, spice it with chilies, enrich it with brown sugar and barbecue sauce.
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Or the new story that suggested Cohen planned to sweeten the deal by offering Putin a $50 million penthouse.
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She suggests teaching them with lots of patience, practice, and some positive reinforcement thrown in to sweeten the deal.
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To sweeten the deal, the bank offered free golf events and trips to South Africa and other overseas locales.
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The only thing missing from the Citgo deal, to my mind, is something to sweeten it for Sox fans.
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On Sunday, Mexico declined to further sweeten an offer to buy back almost a third of the airport bonds.
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Many people add honey, sugar, or agave to sweeten the brew, and a dash of milk is another option.
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Some, including Hillary Clinton, have argued that the government should sweeten the carrot, by making the subsidies more generous.
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And it has all kinds of things offshooting it, if you want to sweeten it or not or whatever.
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To sweeten the deal, the next-generation Leaf will also feature the Japanese automaker's most advanced driver assistance system yet.
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Sure, you could make a stock of salmon, and sweeten it with maybe fennel juice, and make this salmon kombucha.
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Pocket was negotiating pre-installations with phone makers, and wanted to offer something as a gift to sweeten the deal.
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To sweeten up the holiday even more, the chain is adding two themed treats to the dessert menu as well.
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He essentially told the school he'd pick them over a competitor if they could be bothered to sweeten the deal.
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It can also help to sweeten the deal with extras like a cab ride home or takeout dinner, she said.
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To sweeten the deal, you can get this pair for about $15 less than the going rate at just $45.99.
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"If Beijing wants to adjust the April data to sweeten trade talks, it won't work for obvious reasons," Mao said.
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"Chevron is expected by some Wall Street analysts to sweeten its offer to counteract Occidental's recent moves," Mr. Krauss adds.
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She is astute and almost certainly right on the Austen family's conspiracy to sweeten Jane's image and neutralize her ideas.
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To sweeten the deal, he included the name of a "winning" stock inside the billfold, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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By keeping generics off the market for longer, Congress hoped to sweeten the pot for manufacturers and encourage needed research.
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These offers sweeten the pot and make keeping your card a much better deal for an additional year at a time.
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To sweeten its offer, AGC last week withdrew a A$16 million break fee liable should CBH shareholders reject its proposal.
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And if you need some extra pop, there are flavor packs, also available on Amazon, to help sweeten up those drinks.
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To sweeten the deal, HTC will give a free, six-month Viveport subscription for each Vive Pro purchased by June 3.
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People who do buy games through the platform will also get a handful of Twitch-specific items to sweeten the pot.
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Sweeten has raised $4.3 million in funding, tripled in size in 113, with more than $300 million in renovation deals posted.
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Now it is collected and turned into a powder which is then used to sweeten the chocolate instead of added sugar.
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Sweeten has raised $4.3 million in funding, tripled in size in 2015, with more than $300 million in renovation deals posted.
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Buffett's backing allowed Occidental to sweeten its bid, eventually forcing much larger Chevron (CVX) to retreat from the bidding war altogether.
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Atlantia needs to trump Hochtief's counter-bid, made in October, and is widely expected to sweeten its bid early this year.
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To sweeten the deal, there is also a giant stainless steel and glass "candy wall" with giant tubes of assorted candy.
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In a bid to sweeten the cruise deal, Mount Kumgang authorities are permitting the development of a casino aboard the vessel.
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It also will give the company a financial boost to invest in its business and potentially sweeten compensation for its employees.
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They accuse him of trying to suppress Republican voter turnout but pipe down when Stamper offers favors to sweeten the deal.
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Google is now offering its Home speaker at an almost laughably cheap price, with an extra device to sweeten the deal.
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There's no need to find romance this Valentine's Day—Skittles just debuted a "Love Mix" that'll sweeten up your life instead.
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Those carriers had to rely on other ships to recover aviators, and they came up with something to sweeten the deal.
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Brands such as Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton, IHG, Preferred Hotels, and others are discounting prices and offering perks to sweeten the deal.
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"Slightly lower in calories than sugar, this sugar substitute is also often used to sweeten sugar-free candy," the agency added.
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To sweeten the deal, Yandex says that the Dialogues interface will also make results discoverable through Yandex's text-base search results, too.
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In return, you get to write-off the donation from your taxes, and you're given a "holiday voucher" to sweeten the deal.
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" It was the Echo, after all, that Amazon used to sweeten its offer to the Tolkien estate for "Lord of the Rings.
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The French company Dassault, which is selling Rafale fighter aircraft to India, may find a way to sweeten the $8.9 billion deal.
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Perhaps he believes that a public effort to sweeten the terms of the PREPA compromise will reflect favorably upon him moving forward.
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A major reason: Republicans will need the funds for their replacement bill, or separate efforts to sweeten a possible tax reform legislation.
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To sweeten the pill, Macron offered increased cooperation on the common asylum policy, an accommodating step that might offer Germany political relief.
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Under Armour founder Kevin Plank responds to an explosive report alleging the company dumped goods at TJ Maxx to sweeten sales numbers
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To sweeten the deal, the city leaves a little present in the form of a ticket for dancing without a cabaret license.
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The university has set ambitious goals for attracting foreign students and professorial talent, offering English-language courses to help sweeten the pot.
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That hasn't sat well with some residents and local officials, who question if New York needed to sweeten the pot so much.
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Changing roles mirroring a changing industry Merrill Lynch, for its part, has already made efforts to sweeten the pot for trainee hires.
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Sugar, for instance, beyond its obvious use as a way to sweeten dessert, was regarded as an indication of warmth and hospitality.
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Then it began offering an extra discount on sale items exclusively for Prime shoppers last year to sweeten the Whole Foods offer.
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To sweeten the offering, Rahman is offering the entire album gratis on her Bandcamp (you can also donate a Euro or two).
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The company's chairman now has an opportunity to sweeten his $4.4 billion offer to buy Sears and keep its 400 stores open.
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Refinery29 talked to Brownhill about the inspiration for Sweeten, the importance of hard work, and what she's generally doing most nights at midnight.
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Not only do we love a bit of sparkle, but the pastel hue is a perfect way to sweeten up your spring wardrobe.
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A source with knowledge of the matter had told Reuters in January that Apollo would not sweeten its 782 pence per share offer.
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The first is to caramelize the vegetables, either in your soup pot or in the oven, to sweeten them and condense their juices.
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Depending on when the next flight is leaving, the airline may also throw in food vouchers and hotel stays to sweeten the deal.
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" On her tour bus, though, Gomez likes to spice — and sweeten — things up a bit, declaring that "Hot Cheetos and chocolate are staples.
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Where it stands: The move follows Occidental's move yesterday to sweeten its offer in a bid to undercut Chevron, its much larger rival.
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Analysts have predicted that Gazprom may try to sweeten its terms and pump more supply to Europe to hold onto that market share.
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To sweeten infrastructure deals for private investors, China has unveiled plans to securitise assets that are part of public-private partnership (PPP) investments.
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The trailer smelled of staleness and disuse and she opened all the windows, letting the desert breeze wash in and sweeten the air.
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This, as other big-box retailers like Target and Costco are constantly trying to sweeten their offerings to attract a larger consumer base.
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As credit card issuers vie for your loyalty, they sweeten their rewards with big intro offers, higher cash back rates, and other perks.
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ION was also reluctant to sweeten the terms on debt that it tried to raise in the broadly-syndicated loan market, sources said.
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Since the start of the year, Lending Club has raised interest rates on its loans three times to sweeten their appeal to investors.
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At the same time, China and Russia may sweeten the pot to win over regional countries by highlighting the economic benefits of cooperation.
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High-fructose corn syrup is found in nearly any food with added sugar, since it's used to sweeten products from soda to bread.
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While E.ON is hoping to attract large interest for its offer, it will not hike its offer to sweeten the deal, Spieker said.
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Every person I talk to who has TSA PreCheck swears by it, so why not sweeten the deal and get it for free?
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What makes her performance unusual, and even, at times, unpalatable, is how few pains she takes to sweeten the woman whom she plays.
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The audio quality is solid enough the company doesn't have to sweeten things up with added bass, but the lows are pretty intense.
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And to sweeten the deal, I heard this thing where they say perhaps Bigfoot is an intelligent being and they bury their dead.
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" (To sweeten the deal he sent Goldwater a picture of his Halloween costume: Archie.) Under Goldwater's watch, he oversaw titles like "Archie vs.
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To sweeten the deal, he throws in a free wedding, complete with white gown, tuxedo, wedding bands, bouquets and a post-wedding reception.
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" To sweeten the deal, Gray made a financial pledge to the school, effective "only if you accept and take delivery of my skeleton . . .
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The widely expected rejection puts pressure on Bayer to sweeten its offer once again, at least enough to get access to Monsanto's books.
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And to sweeten the deal, that metaphorical candy store is very much on sale for the forthcoming Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale weekend.
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To sweeten the deal, GE plans to supply three trailer-mounted mobile water treatment units to deliver drinking water to residents of Basra.
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This month's auctions netted the museum $553,755,000, plus whatever part of the buyer's premium Sotheby's may have thrown in to sweeten the deal.
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So, producers are having to get creative and sweeten the deal by offering celebs Disney perks that will turn into a big payday.
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The decision would flip the momentum of the bidding war in Occidental's favor and put pressure on Chevron to sweeten its $33 billion offer.
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That said, Hulu's offering does include its entire vault of on-demand TV shows and movies, which could sweeten the deal compared its competitors.
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Brussels, Belgium (CNN)As a recruitment tool, ISIS may have hit more than one target in Istanbul to sweeten the allure of its brand.
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In a bid to sweeten trade-war peace talks with America, China announced that it will enact a new foreign-investment law in January.
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More efficient satellite deployment systems, less space waste (a pet issue of Beck's) and other things offer options to sweeten the Rocket Lab deal.
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For more, click on * Daetwyler said it was not going to sweeten its offer for Britain's Premier Farnell, which will lapse on Aug 21.
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I sold my sewing machine three years ago on Craigslist, and I threw in my grandmother's old collection of thread to sweeten the deal.
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And to sweeten the deal for those who can afford the luxury electric, free charging at the young automaker's international network of Supercharger stations.
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The private equity firm would not sweeten its offer of 782 pence per share, a source with knowledge of the matter had told Reuters.
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To sweeten the deal, T-Mobile is dangling three big free and cheap data initiatives that will only go through if the merger does.
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To sweeten the deal, Amazon is throwing in $5 eBook credit and three months of free Kindle Unlimited to get your book collection started.
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Policymakers should sweeten the incentive schemes so more firms like Tesla or Apple invest in U.S. facilities, invest in emerging technologies and train workers.
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Americans are skeptical of government, which is why those promoting far-reaching climate legislation have worked hard to sweeten the Green New Deal (GND).
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He added brandy to extend its shelf life and cooked-wine must (the unfermented juice from whole crushed grapes) to sweeten and tint it.
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Now, Vinted charges a 103% commission only if you conduct transactions on Vinted itself, bundling in buyer protection and shipping to sweeten the deal.
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MC) and Italian infrastructure fund F20.4i are set to sweeten their bid to buy a 4.63 percent stake in telecom tower group INWIT (INWT.
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CVS Health will increase employee pay and sweeten benefits to some employees using a portion of the company's windfall from the new tax law.
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Trump also has cancelled joint military exercises with regional allies, which he often calls "war games," to help sweeten incentives for Pyongyang to talk.
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Critics, however, say the projects need to generate profits to sweeten the deal for private investors and that could mean more toll roads and bridges.
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Plus, 33 states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state-sponsored plan.
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Jean Brownhill is the CEO and founder of Sweeten, a free service for people who are looking for reliable contractors for their home renovation projects.
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While all the above perks of the vertical video contest are undeniably invaluable to any filmmaker, Mashable has partnered with Nespresso to sweeten the deal.
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Today, Xerox decided to sweeten the pot, raising its offer by two dollars per share, from $22 to $24, or about $34 billion in total.
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The Closed are unforgivingly precise in their presentation, giving you the cold, hard facts of your music without ever threatening to flatter or sweeten it.
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To sweeten the deal further, ByteDance revealed an arrangement that lets Cheetah serve up ads within its products, bolstering both companies' businesses in the process.
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Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state's 529 plan.
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Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state's 5529 plan.
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The creditors were preparing to submit an offer building on Austrian Finance Minister Hans Joerg Schelling's proposal to sweeten Carinthia's buyback offer, the paper reported.
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Also, the proposal ignores the fact that Tehran would hardly feel inclined to agree to any amendment that would tighten rather than sweeten the JCPOA.
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To sweeten that deal, advisers exiting the firm can also receive a deferred payout of 25% of the revenue they generated over the last year.
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But she did not mention any potential EU concessions that would sweeten the divorce deal the UK parliament rejected by a huge majority last week.
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High-yielding savings accounts are paying interest rates upward of 2 percent, and banks continue to sweeten the deal as the Federal Reserve raises rates.
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To sweeten the pot, the Amazon also announced Amazon GameLift, a deployment engine designed for operating and scaling session-based multiplayer games, according to Amazon.
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Last fall, it also began offering a discounted bundle with Hulu aimed at students, which later added access to Showtime to further sweeten the deal.
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Aware that he was chintzing Mr. Seabrook, Mr. Rechnitz said he tried to sweeten deal by tossing in a gift: an $22017 Salvatore Ferragamo handbag.
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LSE advanced nearly 3% after a Reuters report that some of its investors had asked Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing to sweeten the takeover bid.
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To sweeten the pot, the Alaska Airlines card lets you and six guests on your itinerary qualify for a free checked bag on Alaska flights.
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Camp David aims to sweeten the deal not only with design flourishes, but also with cultural programming — readings, gatherings, happy hours — included in its membership.
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When you think of sugar, you probably think of the sweet, white, crystalline table sugar that you use to make cookies or sweeten your coffee.
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With the stock trading higher than the speculated offer price, it is likely investors are betting Mondelez could sweeten its offer, or another suitor could appear.
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To help sweeten the load for drivers, Uber will now offer an additional flat fare for each added passenger they pick up during an UberPool trip.
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Plus, if you go through the trouble of making your own pumpkin syrup, you can sweeten everyone's after-dinner coffees for a little homemade PSL action.
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The base uses just 60 grams of sugar for a 600 gram batch, and the team have added apple and lemon juice to sweeten it up.
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Energy giant Chevron may have to sweeten its offer for Anadarko Petroleum after fellow driller Occidental Petroleum put a higher bid on the table, analysts say.
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Mr. Kramer said the church sold jars of honey after Sunday Mass and used it to sweeten the sacrament it bakes to use for the host.
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So as Boston Dynamics waits to hear who its new owner will be, maybe the reveal of Handle will help sweeten the pot for potential buyers.
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To sweeten the deal, subscribers will also get access to online-enabled NES games, which will include 20 titles at launch, such as Super Mario Bros.
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But, as the energy calculator points out, the high upfront cost can be amortized out — plus, there's a $27,000 tax credit to help sweeten the deal.
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A new initiative by international ship insurers has helped, but traders say exports have been hampered by Iran's unwillingness to sweeten terms for potential European buyers.
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To sweeten the deal, Social Capital Hedosophia Founder and CEO, Chamath Palihapitiya, will invest an extra $2600 million and will become chairman of the merged company.
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"This is kimchi, Korean spicy cabbage with a little bit of honey to sweeten up the spiciness and shrimp paste to enhance the flavor," he says.
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In addition, 33 states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state's 529 plan.
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An equivalent rate would be collected on the syrups used to sweeten fountain drinks sold by restaurants, convenience stores and fast-food outlets in the city.
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Roberts could therefore sweeten his potential offer by raising his break fee to $6 billion, or about 10 percent of the mooted $60 billion price tag.
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Pan-European stock market operator Euronext fell 0.5 percent after saying it may sweeten its offer for Oslo Bors VPS as Nasdaq made a rival bid.
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He accepted it, and then changed his mind because his previous employers, at the eleventh hour, decided to sweeten the pot and give him more money.
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To sweeten the deal, Draper said, she promised to only charge him with second-degree murder and write a letter of recommendation to the parole board.
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Sears's chairman, Edward Lampert, a hedge fund manager who took control in 24.38, now has the opportunity to sweeten his $20163 billion bid for the company.
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To sweeten the deal — and presumably to ease concerns about tying up with a tobacco company — Juul's 1,500 employees will share a bonus of $2 billion.
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Giving the money back to consumers could sweeten the deal for taxpayers, but other parts of the plan are intended to foster support from other quarters.
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But the bill included a provision meant to sweeten the deal for upstate New York Republican lawmakers that would have come at New York City's expense.
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Better battery life, fancy new automated flight modes, and a slicker design only sweeten the appeal of a drone that comes with its own pair of eyeballs.
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Mercedes could offer a discount on the engines to sweeten a deal but none of their juniors would bring the sort of funding that others might muster.
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Nearly everyone in Venezuela had the day off Sunday for Workers' Day -- and to sweeten it, the government gave workers a 30% increase in the minimum wage.
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So to tempt people into buying yet another phone, Google has to sweeten the deal, and there's no better way to do that than slashing the cost.
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Occidental is offering $76 a share for Anadarko, topping Chevron's $65 per share bid and sparking speculation that the oil major may have to sweeten its offer.
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To sweeten the deal to clubs, FIFA proposes giving participants 75 percent of the tournament's revenues, which would be $2.25 billion if the current offer is accepted.
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To sweeten the auction, the Yankees will donate four tickets and a meet and greet with Gardner on the field, along with his autographed and customized cleats.
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To even sweeten the deal you can snag a complimentary I-Lift Longwear Liner (in Mocha) that has dual-end powers — one brightens while the other defines.
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Pan-European Euronext earlier on Monday said it may sweeten its offer of 145 Norwegian crowns per share for Oslo Bors VPS after Nasdaq offered 152 crowns.
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Law enforcement in Chemung County, New York, saw that some of their community's little cyclists weren't protecting their precious melons, so they decided to sweeten the lesson.
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As more car companies are looking for ways to sweeten the deal for connected car ownership, they are also looking for more services that will lure users.
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They could increase the funding as a way to sweeten the deal for moderates, but so far it's unclear exactly how much that funding will grow. Sen.
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Sweeten the deal with special pricing you wring out of channels because they can't afford to leave this new walled garden, and say consumers come out ahead.
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In order to sweeten the deal, the board recently agreed to pay a fraction of the interest annually during the initial six-year period, a source added.
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Initially, Williams was reluctant to agree to an all-stock merger with Energy Transfer, so Energy Transfer threw in $6 billion in cash to sweeten the deal.
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At $80, they may also be a bit more expensive than you're hoping to spend, but the Fit Liberty policy does sweeten the deal a little bit.
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With term loan pricing so unattractive, extra yield is being piled on to revolvers, in a bid to sweeten a deal and tempt lenders into the deal.
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Although what prompted the joke remains unknown, Kutcher later offered the singer an apology, cleverly using lyrics from one of her hits to sweeten his mea culpa.
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Fidelity unveiled plans to redirect clients' cash into higher-yielding money-market funds back in August – hoping to sweeten the deal for both new and existing customers.
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To sweeten the deal, T-Mobile also says that it'll add 500MB to your monthly allowance each year you have the plan, for at least five years.
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While Kohl&aposs tends to match the prices of competitors on popular products, it&aposs also offering additional discounts and Kohl&aposs Cash to sweeten them further.
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To sweeten the deal, Brex is also offering anyone that signs up a chance to win one of five round-trip JetBlue flights to any JetBlue destination.
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Which will help to sweeten the next piece of news to share: You need to be cleaning your phone way, way, way more often than you are.
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And to sweeten the deal, Intuit will throw in QuickBooks Self-Employed and Mint to help you continue to power your prosperity — even once your taxes are filed.
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To further sweeten the offer, the developer is also offering 20 percent discount on tuition fee for a buyer's child for one year in a neighborhood pre-school.
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The HyperDrive USB-C Hub Attach is set to ship in early November, and Hyper hopes to sweeten the pot by offering a 25 percent discount for preorders.
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"The buyer group is apparently pressurising Japan Display to sweeten the offer," said Masayuki Otani, chief market analyst at Securities Japan, who is not involved with the deal.
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Recent software additions like person detection to cut down on false positives and Amazon Echo Show functionality, which was announced today at CES sweeten the package as well.
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The special edition Xbox One S with Fortnite is now available for just £199 on Currys PC World, and includes a load of goodies to sweeten the deal.
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The tax cuts had CFOs and CEOs do share buybacks, mergers and acquisitions, sweeten dividends and spend more on capex but the uncertainty tends to freeze any decisions.
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"Everybody Loves Raymond" star Madylin Sweeten dragged a soap opera creator's name through the mud ... according to him, and now he wants her to cough up $1.5 million.
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In the suit, Bryan James says Sweeten smeared his name and business when she sued him ... claiming he duped her into investing in "Youthful Daze" ... an Internet soap.
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Seade said he supports the positions Mexico has taken in the talks, though he has thoughts on how to sweeten the deal for Trump without unduly harming Mexico.
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The pricing is pretty much as expected ($20 per year), but the additions of online save game backups and NES games with added online multiplayer sweeten the deal.
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To sweeten the deal, cardholders receive up to a $250 Hilton resort statement credit each anniversary year and up to a $250 airline fee credit each calendar year.
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Credit Agricole's move will not convince Austria to sweeten terms for its primary dealers, according to Christian Schreckeis, head of capital markets at the Austrian debt management office.
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Randgold plans to sweeten its 20 dividend by 23 percent, to $235 per share from $2, and pay it before the merger closes, Barrick said in a statement.
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And many suspected that Handle, who had undoubtedly been in development for a while already, was only revealed as a way to sweeten the pot for potential buyers.
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And if the company performs well, it will sweeten that with profit-sharing of up to 10 percent more — for a total of, yes, 24 percent of salary.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to present the second phase of Desert Daze's 2018 rollout, with a chunk of rising talent and old school heroes to sweeten the deal.
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In order to sweeten the deal, N26 is offering three months of Zervant for customers based in Austria, Germany and France, and three months of Debitoor for everyone.
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But low participation led PDVSA to sweeten the exchange's terms, extend deadlines and, on Monday night, warn it "could be difficult" to pay bondholders if the operation flops.
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A much simpler method is to whisk some unsweetened cocoa into your boiling water before adding the oats, then to sweeten the mixture to taste at the end.
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Maybe because Dederer never tries to sweeten her suffering with sentimentality, it feels less onerous to ride sidesaddle on her journey through the barren flats of holy matrimony.
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In January, Singapore Airlines had to sweeten its offer to buy out Tiger Airways by 10 percent after the association weighed on the company to improve its offer.
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Montreal-based WSP said on Thursday it had "terminated efforts to acquire Sweet" and would not sweeten its offer price of 0.35 pounds ($0.47) per Sweett share. (bit.
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But to sweeten the deal, you can take an extra 20% off the already reduced price with the code 20LEARN20 at checkout through the whole month of October.
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Republicans have said the issue could be attached to the next CR in an effort to sweeten the pot and attract more Democratic votes for the stopgap bill.
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Added sugar means sugar added to food and drink to sweeten it, either by a manufacturer, chef or consumer, and can include syrups, honey and fruit juice nectars.
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Lawmakers used to sweeten an administration's defense spending request with additional funding for pet programs in their districts, as well as politically popular votes to increase military pay.
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If the new sugar lives up to its billing, it would represent a milestone in the food business's never-ending quest for more healthful ways to sweeten products.
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Its conclusions drew swift condemnation from many Democrats and liberal economists, who accused the administration of "cherry-picking" economic evidence to sweeten Mr. Trump's pitch to American workers.
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To sweeten the deal for the corn industry, any deal would have likely included a waiver to allow gasoline containing 15 percent ethanol to be sold year round.
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To sweeten the deal, the two companies are only going to charge $1 a month for the Hulu access for the first three months you subscribe to both together.
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Kuehne's comments take the heat off DSV Chief Executive Jens Bjorn Andersen, who has been coy about whether he might sweeten his offer for Panalpina to seal the deal.
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To sweeten the deal, Olive & June collaborated with Essie to pair your favorite nail stickers to the perfect summer polish, including Essie's foolproof neutrals and newest limited-edition neons.
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"We want to sweeten Election Day by saying 'thank you' to those who participate at the polls," said Jackie Woodward, chief marketing officer of Krispy Kreme, in a statement.
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"Marriott can increase their offer because they have the balance sheet flexibility," he said, suggesting the larger rival hotel company could sweeten its offer by $700 million in cash.
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The sources said both bidders were gearing up for this final arm-wrestling contest as they are both in a position to sweeten their bids a few more times.
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To sweeten the deal, teams selected for Office Hours will also be invited to an exclusive Women in Tech(Crunch) event, also taking place the evening of December 2nd.
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To sweeten the deal, for up to seven nights, Icelandair allows passengers flying from North America to Europe (and vice versa) a layover in Iceland at no additional cost.
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Voting yes on these big bills is easier when there's something in there to sweeten the pot - something visible, which the member can point to and claim credit for.
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I also have a cup of coffee that I make from my Keurig and I sweeten with honey — not sugar or saccharine — and a little bit of skim milk.
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Pepeco, Exelon and their supporters have rushed in recent weeks to sweeten the deal for D.C., following news that the city's mayor and other major city offices opposed it.
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GOP leaders in the Senate will sweeten the deal by adding billions of dollars for Hurricane Harvey relief, but that won't mollify the right on and off Capitol Hill.
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They were basically telling us that we had to sweeten up the guitar sound and tour for nine months out of the year if we wanted to hit big.
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Additionally, there are a host of supplements with names like Sugar Cum and Sweeten 69 on the market that promise candy-quality jizz, with little to support those claims.
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Carl Icahn has acquired a position in Occidental in recent days, while Chevron is expected by some Wall Street analysts to sweeten its offer to counteract Occidental's recent moves.
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The "Do You Still Have a Job" quiz was contributed by Jason Sweeten, who worked in the company's branded content division until a separate round of layoffs in June.
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To sweeten the deal, Google will give you up to $165 to trade in select Nexus devices and, if you trade in before October 5, a $50 Project Fi credit.
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And to ring in her 28th year of life, the birthday girl had two birthday cakes to sweeten the evening: a unicorn cake and a La La Land-themed cake.
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Sources have told Reuters that Atlantia has secured financing to sweeten its offer, but it will only move in the final part of the acceptance period for the two offers.
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It hopes that would sweeten the deal for Prime Minister Theresa May's fragile government at a time when firms including Airbus are talking of reviewing UK investments due to Brexit.
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So, with this new weapon in your summer arsenal, it's time to sweeten up this super simple salad, or any other, for that matter, with the overlord of summer fruits.
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RCS Lab and AGT tried to sweeten the deal by offering spyware called G-Spy—AGT's answer to the more well known spy software made by FinFisher and Hacking Team.
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Fructose is also, however, often added by manufacturers of food and drink, to sweeten their products and make them appeal to one species of vertebrate in particular, namely Homo sapiens.
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Today in the Antonio Brown helmet saga ... the Oakland Raiders superstar is in search of some NFL-approved protection ... and he's offering to make a trade to sweeten the deal.
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She tried this week to sweeten the deal by dangling the prospect of a second Brexit referendum, and that was just too much for some senior members of her government.
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Sources have told Reuters that Atlantia has secured financing to sweeten its offer, but it will only move in the final part of the acceptance period for the two offers.
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They're more ostentatious, offering aesthetic panache to go with their exquisite performance, and are designed for pleasure listening with just the slightest touch of extra bass to sweeten their sound.
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Yet the unadorned style does keep all focus on the story as it moves from wrenching sadness to outrage, with just enough moments of levity to sweeten the bitter pill.
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Boosted also has changed its stance on parts: they're user-replaceable meaning that long-term maintenance by the rider will be easier, and to sweeten the deal, includes the battery.
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Williams use Mercedes engines and a discount on them, coupled with Lowe possibly being allowed to join the team earlier than scheduled, is likely to sweeten any deal for Bottas.
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Saturn is the taskmaster of the zodiac, ruling fears and restrictions; while Venus can't always sweeten up grumpy Saturn's mood, today the two planets will be working together just fine!
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Coal plants and nuclear waste facilities are built in areas where developers expect little political will or power, and the carrot of jobs is usually dangled to sweeten the deal.
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Michael Jordan has tried to sweeten the pot by cutting the price nearly in half and throwing in a complete set of Air Jordans with the purchase of the house.
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I found that rotating the grid by 90 degrees opened up some new possibilities, and so I made a brand new puzzle to accompany my revision and sweeten the deal.
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"For a long time the mechanism in which we taste sweetness from thaumatin was a mystery, and for that reason it took very long to sweeten it up," Masuda added.
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Disney could sweeten its all-stock bid with cash, given its strong balance sheet and the potential boost to earnings per share, according to the people familiar with the matter.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "The State of Vermont is trying to get people to move into their state, and to sweeten the deal they're now offering each new resident up to $10,000.
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"Buildings often limit where you can move kitchens, baths and entries," said Jean Brownhill, the founder and chief executive of Sweeten, a free service that matches homeowners with vetted professionals.
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Anticipating her mother's feelings, Ms. Koenig was quick to sweeten her disappointment with news of a party to celebrate their marriage in Alabama, where her mother lives, the next spring.
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Typically, Zero-G flights run around $5,000, but Roddenberry Adventures is throwing in some weightless swag and a video of that zero-gravity moment with Shatner to sweeten the deal.
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To sweeten the deal for employers, she shaves their contribution by 5003 percent — so whatever they're spending on private health insurance, they send 98 percent of that to the government.
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The PPC board has already said AfriSam's all-share proposal valuing PPC shares at 5.75 rand "fundamentally undervalues" the company, adding pressure on its local rival to sweeten the deal.
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San Diego businesses sweeten the deal to attract families with a Kids Free San Diego promotion, offering free admission and deals at over 260 attractions, hotels and restaurants in October.
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The Senate bill will sweeten the tax deduction for owners of businesses that are organized as pass-throughs, meaning the business income is taxed at the individual owner's tax rate.
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Industry analysts and healthcare bankers believe Sanofi will need to sweeten its opening offer if is to win its prey, since Medivation shares are already trading $4 above its $52.50 offer.
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Zuckerberg is now using the promise of encryption to sweeten the deal — and attempt to reverse years of reputational damage by proclaiming a near-religious belief in the power of privacy.
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But, all in all, this device is exactly what its name suggests: a U11 with more of the good stuff and a topping of Android 8 Oreo to sweeten the deal.
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The U.K. remains a participant in the talks as it retains two military bases on the island, and has offered to give up some of this territory to sweeten any deal.
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To sweeten the deal, Lancaster pledged that if BYD hired 200 workers in its first three years, the city would gift it 2625 acres of surrounding land for a second factory.
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After all, the best presents often come in the smallest packages, and a personalized pair of drop earrings or a beautifully-crafted birthstone anklet will sweeten that little box even more.
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A day later activist U.S. hedge fund Elliott revealed it held 13.2 percent of the company, sending its shares higher on the expectation that Steinhoff would have to sweeten its bid.
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To sweeten the deal, they've also tapped their first-ever Asian host for the show, Sandra Oh. Let's keep this same energy next year, and the year after that...and beyond.
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Amazon Fresh now has the credibility of Whole Foods to sweeten the deal, and the piping hot competition means Instacart better become a kidney or be forgotten after routine lifestyle surgery.
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To sweeten the deal, teams that are selected for office hours will also be invited to an exclusive Women in Tech(Crunch) event, also taking place the evening of September 9th.
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The government has its annual budget on April 2 and is expected to announce a return to surplus and likely some sort of tax cuts or spending promises to sweeten voters.
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One source said they will attach disaster relief funding and "a grab bag of health-related spending" to sweeten the deal for Democrats, with the biggest expenditure on community health centers.
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For example, the company has been pitching furniture retailers in the U.S. to list their products on its marketplace — hoping to sweeten the deal by eliminating the requirement for nationwide delivery.
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The American Heart Association recommends removing soda from your diet, eating more fresh or frozen fruit and less processed foods, and using applesauce or extracts like vanilla to naturally sweeten recipes.
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For a limited time, that low price is even lower than usual at Walmart — you can save $50 on the TV.You'll also get free 1-day shipping to sweeten the deal.
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WE NEED TO DO WHAT WE NEED TO DO WHICH IS SMALLER PACKAGES, REFORMULATIONS, REDUCE THE SUGAR LEVEL ON SOME PRODUCTS AND INNOVATE IN LESS SWEETEN – LESS SWEETNESS IN OUR PRODUCTS.
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An interloping investor group led by China's Anbang Insurance won over Starwood on Friday with a $13.2 billion cash deal, leaving Marriott 10 days to decide whether to sweeten its offer.
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But the prosecution depicted the men as ruthless and selfish criminals who, the police said, had wanted to sweeten their "pension pots" and were robust enough to wield heavy power tools.
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When in doubt, grab a plain Greek yogurt and sweeten it to taste with fresh fruit and perhaps a small amount of your preferred sweetener, such as maple syrup or honey.
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Sweating bullets, I crouched down next to my dad's butcher shed and furtively pulled out my little baggie and the "one-hitter" that Steve had thrown in to sweeten the deal.
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Lowe's confirmed Thursday it plans to pay out one-time bonuses and sweeten benefits, saying it expects the impact of new tax law to be positive for its business in 2018.
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As in so many things, Trump apparently approached his time with Daniels as a transaction, and he used Trump-like superlatives -- he called her "special" she reported -- to sweeten the exchange.
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Shares in UniCredit rose nearly 3 percent on expectations Amundi's offer, which was first reported by Il Messaggero daily on Thursday, would force the other bidders to sweeten their own offers.
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"They tried to sweeten the deal at the end by offering a more expensive bill with fewer health benefits, but alas, it wasn't enough!" former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau slyly tweeted.
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He also persuaded the New York State Legislature to sweeten pension benefits, swayed the city not to privatize municipal hospitals, and won a three-year guarantee of job security in 1995.
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Because the family owns almost 250 acres in the area, they decided to sweeten the deal by offering two acres of land to any new hire who stays around for five years.
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Every day and on every project, the entire Sweeten team and I are committed to making the process of renovating clearer, easier, and more enjoyable, for both our homeowners and general contractors.
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To sweeten the deal, T-Mobile is also offering a limited-time promotion that gets you two lines on its unlimited data plan for $100 (regular cost for two lines is $120).
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The family of four was served multi-colored sliders, as well as large, candy-adorned drinks — but even the copious amount of sugar couldn't sweeten the mood, which took a serious turn.
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For Uniper's part, promised cost cuts, planned asset sales by 2018 and a dividend in 2016 may not sweeten the fact that coal and power prices are still at multi-year lows.
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To sweeten the deal, the new confection comes with a free flower crown and a pair of Lolita-esque heart-shaped sunglasses to put diners in that tie-dye, free love mood.
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In recent years, Amazon has ramped up its digital offerings in a clear effort to sweeten the pot for those who may not otherwise be willing to subscribe for expedited shipping alone.
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Although Viacom's CEO will lead the new company, CBS chief Joe Ianniello will stay on and get a hefty severance to sweeten the deal, Anders Melin and Lucas Shaw reported for Bloomberg.
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To sweeten the pot, Google is launching this test in partnership with Ubisoft and giving a limited number of players free access to Assassin's Creed Odyssey for the duration of the test.
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To sweeten the deal, female founders who are selected for office hours will also be invited to an exclusive Women in Tech(Crunch) event also taking place the evening of May 6th.
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Sheet-Pan Roasted Fish With Sweet Peppers Mild white fish is an ideal foil for these roasted peppers, which soften and sweeten and sort of shlump onto themselves in the oven's heat.
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Americans seem to be forgetting how good fresh raspberry purée can be — strain and sweeten it, and you are two-thirds of the way to peach Melba, or an ice cream sundae.
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LSE topped the FTSE 100 leader-board with a 2% rise after a Reuters report that some of its investors had asked Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing to sweeten the takeover bid.
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Pros: Rooms are generously-appointed, whether you opt for a standard room or a suite, and a large gym, and on-site spa and salon from a celebrity stylist sweeten the deal.
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The borrower was forced to sweeten pricing by 55bp and relaunch the deal last month after a string of defaults at Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services in September raised fears about non-bank lenders.
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Apple's big education announcement centered around this idea that schools should buy every kid an iPad for better learning and to sweeten the pot, the cheapest iPad would now work with Apple Pencil.
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Iran hopes its new Iran Petroleum Contract (IPC), part of an effort to sweeten the terms it offers on oil development deals, will attract foreign investors and boost production after years of sanctions.
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Binding offers are expected in mid February, the sources said, with one adding that some of the parties have been given a chance to sweeten their offers by a deadline of next week.
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The formula was adapted from an idea floated past the government of Taiwan a few years before, as a way to sweeten the prospect of reunification with the Chinese mainland under Communist rule.
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Atlantia is studying how to sweeten its bid on Spain's Abertis, MF said on Saturday, adding the company would need around 2225 billion euros to equal the offer made by rival bidder ACS.
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As you swirl mantled strawberry jam, create shapes and symbols like hearts and infinity symbols to attract a sweet new love into your life or to sweeten up what might be turning sour.
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And if you really want to sweeten the deal, pick up Xbox Game Pass — it's only $1 for your first month, and gets you immediate access to a vast catalog of game titles.
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Many members of its original cast appeared on the show, including Candace Cameron as D.J., Jodie Sweeten as Stephanie, Andrea Barber as Kimmy, John Stamos as Uncle Jesse, and Bob Saget as Danny.
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To sweeten the year, Graf beat Sabatini once again later that month in the finals at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, to win gold, making her year a Golden Slam.
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The $249.99, all-digital gaming console is $50 cheaper than the standard Xbox One S, and it comes with downloads for "Minecraft", "Forza Horizon 3," and "Sea of Thieves" to sweeten the deal.
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Until the end of September, Tesla is trying to sweeten the deal to encourage more Model 3 orders so new car orders will come with two years of free Supercharging, according to Electrek.
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It sits on a PLATE (68A), with a PAT of butter on top (6A) and not one but two brands of syrup (AUNT JEMIMA and HUNGRY JACK) cascade down to sweeten our stack.
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From the beginning, there's been a certain openness about Sweeten, from who we hire and the general contractors in our network to the broad range of "real-life reno" stories we share from homeowners.
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FH Bertling executives paid more than 350,000 pounds in bribes to sweeten a bid for the Jasmine contract - and to ensure that inflated prices charged for additional services were waived through, the SFO said.
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To sweeten the deal, T-Mobile is offering up to 13 percent APY (annual percentage yield) on balances up to $3,000 in a T-Mobile Money checking account that deposits at least $200 monthly.
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To further sweeten the pot for videographers, there's pre-installed V-LogL software for color grading, better support for professional mics, and time code in and out to help sync footage from multiple cameras.
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Just two days ago, David Loeb, a senior research analyst at Robert W. Baird, told CNBC he did not think Marriott would sweeten its offer, and Starwood shareholders likely preferred Anbang's all-cash deal.
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As a Mother's Day special, the Google Home Hub is discounted at $20 off at the Google Store — and to sweeten the deal, they'll throw in a free Google Home Mini with your purchase.
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Pot, quaaludes, cocaine, LSD, psilocybin mushrooms soaked in honey and used to sweeten tea, Seconal, Tuinal, speed, codeine and, increasingly, heroin, which we'd send a Spanish-speaking busboy over to Alphabet City to get.
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If the second round draws a bid, the Panel will then run a third stage when both suitors will have the opportunity to sweeten their offers further in what would essentially be sealed bids.
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The mildly food-shaming plot involves a music box baked into a cake; a fat, fainting queen; and a bossy, dismissive king; but Graham's drawings of a court filled with cake sweeten the stereotypes.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Activist investor Elliott Management has taken a 20.8464 percent stake in Uniper, putting pressure on Finland's Fortum to sweeten its 8.05 billion euro ($9.51 billion) takeover offer for the German energy company.
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Realtors are known to offer perks to sweeten a deal, but the owner of this $503 million Manhattan penthouse is throwing in a free trip to space, among other unbelievable perks, to attract buyers.
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The financial firepower at the disposal of these state-backed companies to sweeten bids for assets overseas is underwritten by China's policy banks, the China Development Bank and the Export-Import Bank of China.
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U.S. producers, driven out of their domestic market by sluggish demand from their own steel industry, are also paying the freight differential between the United States and Australia to sweeten the deal, he said.
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Spain's Cellnex and Italian infrastructure fund F240i are set to sweeten their bid to buy a 45 percent stake in telecom tower group INWIT from main shareholder Telecom Italia, two sources said on Thursday.
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But squeezed by the same forces, all military branches must sweeten their enlistment deals, adding sign-up and retention bonuses and loosening medical standards on childhood conditions like asthma and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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He was in the middle of a long-term contract and the executives, who are in a position to bust the deal or sweeten the pot, say neither Jussie nor his reps ever asked.
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And the White House can't seem to decide whether it should insist the current offer is the best chance Democrats are going to have to protect vulnerable immigrants, try to sweeten the deal, or retrench.
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To sweeten the deal, the two companies are now prepared to share Siemens' high-speed train technology for 10 years instead of five in Europe, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters last week.
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" ** "I think Frontline will need to sweeten the bid for this to go through" ** Clarkson Platou Securities analyst Frode Moerkedal said: ** "Today's net asset value of $5 per share in DHT reflects a low cycle.
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To sweeten the deal, Pradas decided that this would finally be the year that all of us watching the show at home could copy the look by officially launching her own collection of tanning products.
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As an attempt to sweeten the deal for luxury lovers, Samsung says that W2018 buyers also get perks like concierge help at airports and subways, free software tech support, and a hotline just for VIPs.
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At least part of the problem is that Barrick is not offering Newmont's shareholders a premium to sweeten a deal which would leave them with 44.1% of the merged company and Barrick's shareholders with 55.9%.
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Nestle will sweeten Japan's Valentine's Day with ruby-chocolate KitKats, choosing one of the world's most candy-obsessed markets for the debut of the first new type of natural chocolate in more than 80 years.
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Though the exact sum needed to sweeten an HFC deal will not be decided until next year, it will need to be considerable, since many developing countries manufacture the white goods that will be affected.
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Obama tried to sweeten the chances of his oil-barrel tax proposal by phasing it in over five years and adding incentives for low-income families and Northeastern households to move away from heating oil.
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Rarely with a frozen fruit smoothie should you need to sweeten it, but if you think it needs a bit of extra sweetness you can add a little honey to taste—you won't need much.
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Since there is no concrete data proving whether pineapples—or any foods, for that matter—can sweeten the taste of sex fluids, how is it possible that so many couples have raved about its effects?
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GM indicated that it would sweeten the pot by improving its profit-sharing formula, improving a system that put almost $11,000 in workers' pockets this year, after GM posted another hefty annual surplus in 2018.
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The Trump administration has tried to sweeten its relationship with farmers in recent months with a $6 billion farm aid package meant to compensate them for markets that were lost due to the trade wars.
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It first proposed a combination in November but was forced to sweeten its bid earlier this month to 41 reais per share, valuing clearinghouse and depositary company Cetip at about 10.86 billion reais ($2.7 billion).
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Because he said he had initially promised Mr. Seabrook a payout of $100,000 or more, he bought the bag to "sweeten the mood" even as he gave Mr. Seabrook less than what he was expecting.
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In October, eBay sent a cease-and-desist letter to Amazon accusing it of using its internal messaging system to poach sellers from the auction platform; offering guidance with marketing might sweeten such an approach.
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Policymakers nationwide were eating from the Internet giant's hands and falling over each other to sweeten Amazon's pot with tax breaks and infrastructure improvements, all but begging Jeff Bezos to pick them and move in.
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A few things they had in common: They had all lived in their apartments for several years before renovating, and each found a contractor through Sweeten, a free service that matches homeowners with vetted professionals.
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And to sweeten the deal even more, you'll be awarded a one-month free trial for Xbox Game Pass, which will give you instant access to a massive library of titles right out of the box.
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Superior Industries follows bureau de change operator Travelex, which was forced to sweeten the terms of its €360m bond to convince investors in late April, tweaking an aggressive covenant package, as well as extending call protection.
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Amazon has its share of original, exclusive shows, including "The Man in the High Castle" and "The Grand Tour," that sweeten the deal and make the yearly subscription cost (and its recent price hike) more palatable.
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Make it a bigger celebration One way to sweeten the pot for a late Valentine's Day: Instead of a muted midweek celebration (this year the holiday falls on a Tuesday), you can wait for a weekend.
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NEW YORK (IFR) - Investors piled into a hybrid bond offering from US media giant Viacom on Thursday, but the issuer had to sweeten some of the terms to reflect the risk of sweeping US tax reforms.
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Perhaps to sweeten the deal of letting Google subsume more of your daily life, many of the new features announced at Google I/O were designed to be "proactive," with a barrier to entry downright invisible.
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The South Korean consortium backed by POSCO, however, was still interested in buying Arrium, a Newlake official told Reuters, declining to comment on whether it would sweeten the offer, or take legal action against the decision.
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The Senate's already shot down the first proposal to come up, which was a rehash of a previous Senate health care bill with about $100 billion in extra Medicaid money thrown in to sweeten the pot.
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To sweeten the deal, Ms. Mayer personally negotiated a provision that gave Mozilla unusual leverage to demand all of remaining payments upfront if Yahoo were sold, according to people briefed on the terms of the contract.
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Sure, the cranberries will sweeten the deal in and of themselves, but, honestly, those tart fellas, brandied though they are, can't be expected to deliver the sugar-cinnamony goodness of a bite of a pecan tuile.
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Mike: For my money, there is no bargaining chip better than "your security is Swiss cheese and you compromised the digital safety of more than half a billion people" to sweeten the terms of an acquisition.
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Comcast then gatecrashed both deals, forcing Disney to hike its offer for the Fox assets to about $71 billion in June and Fox to sweeten its bid for Sky to 14 pounds a share in July.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's largest trade unions' central organization SAK conditionally approved a labor reform deal on Monday aimed at boosting export competitiveness in the recession-hit country, saying the government must sweeten the deal with tax reductions.
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In case you haven't heard — or just forgot with this week's insanity — Monday is Presidents' Day, which means the banks are closed, work is cancelled, and to sweeten the deal, there are a ton of sales happening.
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It isn't clear which tracks will be unavailable via the cheaper deal, but to sweeten things a little more, SoundCloud Go+ will include "additional exclusive product features" that'll be announced later this year, according to the company.
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I can totally see that – and I'm sure the fact that she knows I work at home with Major in the other room for me to kiss or hug whenever doesn't sweeten the deal for her, either!
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To sweeten the terms for people opposed to selling their land, Indian Railways has put its weight behind NHSRCL, pledging funds from its own welfare scheme to build schools and community halls, one of the officials said.
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To further sweeten the deal on the 24K gold version of the Analogue Nt, all ten units also feature a transparent baseplate so you can peek inside at the electronics powering your efforts to rescue Princess Zelda.
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While the official deadline for concessions has already expired, Hutchison may still be able to sweeten its offer although at this late stage, it would be impossible to come up with any major changes, the people said.
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Those days are known as sugaring days—the period of four to six weeks when producers gather sap and turn it into the maple syrup that will top our pancakes, infuse our bacon, and sweeten our teas.
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Without additional revenues to sweeten the regulatory pot, the complex bargaining process that yields congressional actions would impose appropriate constraints upon the regulatory process by subjecting it to a crude "market" test, a topic for another day.
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Additionally, to sweeten the prospect of affordable housing on wary cities, Warren's plan would allow cities access to a $10 billion competitive infrastructure grant program in exchange for reformed regulations that lower costs for developers and builders.
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Sweeten the mix with ½ to ¾ cup sugar, depending on how sweet you like your quick bread (white, brown, coconut sugar, what have you), then season it with ½ teaspoon salt and a teaspoon of whatever spices you've got.
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"We frequently play an unnecessary game of politics with key issues—using must-pass legislation such as disaster relief as a vehicle to sweeten unrelated, contentious bills that may not otherwise pass as stand-alone measures," Rep.
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The 44-year-old Japanese fashion entrepreneur has opened worldwide applications for the role of his "life partner," and to sweeten the offer he's packaged himself with a round trip to the literal Moon, courtesy of SpaceX.
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Yet no matter how much Angola might sweeten the terms of new investment, it may not be able to lure back all of the international oil companies that once flocked to the country's oil-rich offshore basins.
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Monsanto would like Bayer to sweeten its offer further, including increasing the breakup fee, before providing Bayer access to financial information, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified discussing private discussions.
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Cooper said the United States and other NATO allies had remained very persistent in offering Turkey alternative missile defense systems, but gave no details on what, if anything, had been done to sweeten the original offers submitted.
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And to sweeten the deal on their $3000 GPU, Titan V users will also get free access to a range of deep-learning and high performance computing software just by signing up for an Nvidia GPU Cloud account.
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A 2016 XXL Freshman, his catalog is a well-weathered testament to when escapism meets existential; the rugged and poignant hood narrative returning to sweeten our steps once again through the eyes of a Pompano-bred Haitian underdog.
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To sweeten the deal, it has a 7-inch touchscreen system running Android 6.0 Marshmallow, giving the hub some extra visual and textile functionality you won't find in the Amazon Echo or Google Home—at least not yet.
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Along with this nice chunk of savings, Best Buy is throwing in a free 53-month subscription to Trend Micro Internet Security – which can cover up to 3 devices and is a $29.99 value – to sweeten the deal.
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MILAN, March 3 (Reuters) - Spain's Cellnex and Italian infrastructure fund F2i are set to sweeten their bid to buy a 45 percent stake in telecom tower group INWIT from main shareholder Telecom Italia, two sources said on Thursday.
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She had hoped the EU summit on December 13th and 14th would agree to sweeten the deal to make it easier for MPs to swallow, particularly regarding the Irish "backstop" that may keep Britain in a customs union.
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That's enough to defeat the bill, so the White House and GOP leaders are in wheel-and-deal mode, trying to sweeten the pot by promising to strip out things like prescription drug coverage and mental health benefits.
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The politically powerful energy lobby is likely to fight against any and all tax increases in coming months, although the government may attempt to sweeten the deal by opening up resource monopolies or picking sides in acquisition competitions.
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"It also doesn't hurt that automakers are starting to really sweeten the deals to clear out lingering 2017s and end this year on a high note," said Jessica Caldwell, Edmunds' executive director of industry analysis, in a statement.
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To sweeten the pot, the project is offering as Kickstarter rewards (in addition to the camera, of course) refurbished off-brand (but still well-known) lenses: a Helios-4503 56mm f/2 and a Pentacon 50mm F/1.8.
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Viacom has asked CBS to sweeten its merger bid by about $2.8 billion or almost a quarter more than CBS's offer, people familiar with the matter said, indicating the wide gap in the U.S. media firms' price expectations.
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While offering major non-NATO status may help sweeten the deal for the Saudis, the US must also consider if it is willing to pay that big of a price for what is widely considered a risky investment.
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OPEC's No. 3 oil producer hopes its new Iran Petroleum Contracts (IPCs), which are part of efforts to sweeten the terms offered on oil development deals, will draw foreign companies and boost output after years of under-investment.
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OPEC's third largest oil producer hopes its new Iran Petroleum Contracts (IPC), part of an effort to sweeten the terms it offers on oil development deals, will attract foreign companies and boost production after years of under-investment.
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As with that Travelex trade, Manutencoop - a facilities management outfit - also had to sweeten the terms of its deal in favour of investors, who pushed back on the original structure given the Italian company's involvement in three lawsuits.
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Zoomlion of China Said to Sweeten Offer for Terex | Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology wants to challenge the merger between Terex, the United States crane maker, and Konecranes of Finland, Reuters reports, citing people familiar with the matter.reuters
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A day earlier, Conforama announced that Steinhoff Finance Holdings, a unit of its parent Steinhoff, had acquired 19.5 percent of Darty at a price of 138 pence a share and that Conforma would sweeten its offer to investors.
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Democratic leaders, however, think they still have some leverage that could sweeten a bill and make it more appetizing to House Republicans, who refused to vote on a comprehensive immigration reform bill passed by the Senate in 2013.
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"I know the logic that he was pursuing, and I genuinely believe he was trying to get a deal and to get the Europeans to toughen and sweeten their part to get better leverage on Iran," Feaver confided.
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Microsoft's crusade to get the world to install Windows 10 remains in full force, and to sweeten the deal, the Redmond, Washington giant will start allowing cross-buys for some games on Windows 10 and the Xbox One.
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Yet as Amazon has gotten more aggressive with the number of deals tied Prime Day, including rolling out discounts in the week leading up to the July 12 event, Wal-Mart has looked to sweeten its offers as well.
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To sweeten the deal for any free holdouts, Flickr is also offering a 30 percent discount off of the first year of Flickr Pro through November 30th, which may help ease the sting of losing that free storage space.
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If you've picked up a Google Pixelbook or Samsung Chromebook Pro or Plus recently, then Google has a little gift to help sweeten the pot (or soften the blow of buying a $1000 Chrome machine, depending on your perspective).
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Another key concern for Toshiba investors has been its 20-year contract to buy liquefied natural gas from Freeport LNG in Texas, a deal it struck as part of a plan to sweeten sales of turbines for power plants.
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Everything else can go in at the same time: a juicy lemon's worth of juice, a glug of syrupy pomegranate molasses to sweeten it and lots of olive oil and walnuts to mellow out the dip and add texture.
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"Whatever type of built-in you choose to build, pay special attention to how the piece touches the floor and ceiling," said Jean Brownhill, the founder and chief executive of Sweeten, a service that matches homeowners with vetted professionals.
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Several of the officials said the prince had offered to sweeten the agreement with vastly increased financial support to the Palestinians, and even dangled the possibility of a direct payment to Mr. Abbas, which they said he had refused.
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Both Democratic and Republican appropriators in the lower chamber have said that a narrower system of earmarked spending would help members better deliver on their districts' needs, sweeten major legislative deals and strengthen congressional control over how federal cash is spent.
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"They can use the aid budget to sweeten some of those trade deals and to enable British interests or British businesses to be in a better position," said Neil Thorns, director of advocacy at the Catholic Agency For Overseas Development.
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"If we're going to persist down the policy course we're on, which is essentially to eviscerate the Iranian economy, even if we say we want to talk, are they going to listen to us unless we sweeten the offer?" she said.
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One concern has been a 20-year contract to buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Freeport LNG in the U.S. state of Texas, a deal struck in 2013 as part of a plan to sweeten sales of turbines for power plants.
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The educational discounts themselves aren't huge, capping out at $300 on the Mac side and $20 for the iPad Pro — but given that the Solo3 Wireless retail for around $300 themselves, this does sweeten the deal for those in the market.
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To sweeten the deal, Twitch says it will also reward buyers by offering them a free Twitch Crate, which includes a random selection of items like exclusive emotes, chat badges and Bits for Cheering – typically things that cost gamers money.
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Instead, HR managers and senior leaders are hoping employees won't mind forgoing raises if companies sweeten the fringe benefits they offer, according to a new report from PayScale, which surveyed more than 7,000 companies about compensation, employee engagement and retention.
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He comes to power at a time of national crisis, promising Britain will leave the European Union at the end of October but with little sign that Brussels will bend to his demand to sweeten the terms of the country's departure.
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To sweeten the deal, the team at Magnolia just announced that Chip will be the team captain for the full marathon, and will be posting personalized messages of support on social media for those who sign up for his race.
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BERLIN, June 1 (Reuters) - Lockheed Martin Corp aims to sweeten Sikorsky's bid to build 50 helicopters for Poland if Warsaw scraps a $3 billion plan to buy the helicopters from Airbus Group SE, a senior Lockheed executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
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"We think NSF will have to 'concede' on certain terms – though we suspect it is unlikely that NSF will need to sweeten the actual terms to get this deal across the line," Goodbody UK Financials analysts said in a note.
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To further sweeten the deal: It was recently announced that Sir Patrick Stewart will be reprising his iconic role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in a brand new as-yet-to-be-titled Star Trek series on CBS All Access.
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The company launched its investigation in mid-August, not long after America's biggest advertiser trade group, the Association of National Advertisers, published a study accusing U.S. ad agencies of using secret business arrangements like "rebates" to sweeten deals without clients' knowledge.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Bill Cassidy (R-SC) that would go even further in rolling back Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions, while adding hundreds of millions of dollars meant to sweeten the deal for senators from key states.
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"There's no premium for the corn and sugar we buy locally to sweeten our products, so why should there be one for aluminum?" said Kelly Clay, chief executive of Admiral Beverage, the fifth-largest Pepsi bottler in the United States.
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Nordstrom may have temporarily closed its physical stores, but its online operation is still very much up, running, and ready whenever you are — and currently with up to 40% off a wide range of goods to sweeten up the shopping experience.
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To sweeten the deal, the Met offered wage increases that will generally amount to eight percent over the course of the three-year contract, as well as improved pension benefits, though workers will have to contribute to their health plans.
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To sweeten such a deal, Mr. Schumer offered his support for enhanced border security measures, already backed by Republicans and Democrats alike, but said he would pull out of any agreement that included funding for a wall on the Mexican border.
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These exceptions emerge because of a common rule by which big-jackpot lotteries sweeten the deal: if no one wins the jackpot in a given week, then it "rolls over" to the next week, resulting in an even bigger top prize.
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To sweeten the deal for Washington, Kim also made a major show before foreign media of the closure of his countries&apos nuclear test site, returned three American prisoners and announced a unilateral moratorium on further nuclear tests and long-range missile launches.
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Uber is adding a bunch of new fees to sweeten the pot for drivers who may be reluctant to wait for slow passengers, drive longer distances for more out-of-the-way pickups, or get hit with trip cancellations at the last minute.
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If you're selling a macOS desktop, like a Mac Pro or Mac mini, open them up and gently remove any dust that has accumulated within, and if you wanted to add some RAM to sweeten the deal for buyers, this is your chance.
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With Kelly in jail for the foreseeable future after the judge denied bond during Tuesday's hearing ... Angelo is making an impassioned plea for his daughter and Joycelyn to finally cut ties with Kelly, and he's trying to sweeten the pot anyway he can.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - German pharmaceutical and crops manufacturer Bayer is screening the books of takeover target Monsanto, sources familiar with the matter said, as Bayer agreed to sweeten its offer for the world's largest seeds company to more than $65 billion.
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To sweeten things even further, remote workers moving to Tulsa get discounts on rent and utilities for three months in newly built apartments in the Tulsa Arts district and a year's free membership at 36 Degrees North, a local co-working space.
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It will give consumers online the option of buying with PayPal Credit across all PayPal-enabled sites, with purchases over £150 ($212) offered at 0 percent interest to sweeten the deal, and agreements with select retailers for special interest rates on their sites.
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To sweeten the pot, Trump is likely to tease promises of new tax cuts aimed at reducing rates on the middle class, looking to make up for some of the shortcomings that made the 240 tax cut broadly unpopular with the public.
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The couple's TV special, Million Dollar Listing New York: Ryan's Wedding, premieres Thursday, and it promises all the drama of the original series, plus party-planning crises, family squabbles and an appearance by MDLNY's lost agent, Luis D. Ortiz to sweeten the pot.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran has managed to sell only modest volumes of oil to Europe since the lifting of sanctions seven weeks ago and several former buyers are staying away, citing legal complications and Tehran's reluctance to sweeten terms to win back customers.
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While the bidding frenzy has prompted weeks of free publicity for Amazon, the process has also sparked criticism of Amazon's request that applicants include tax breaks and other incentives available to sweeten their proposals, derided by some as a form of corporate welfare.
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Those include efforts to further reward certain high-income business owners who are already receiving a tax break in the Senate bill but who are at the center of a concerted push by conservative lawmakers and trade groups to sweeten those benefits.
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To help sweeten the deal, Alienware is also running a limited time introductory discount on the two kits: the RTX 2080 kit is 39 percent off at $999.99, while the the RTX 2070 will be available for 32 percent off at $699.99.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Newmont Mining Corp won the support of at least two key investors for its $10 billion takeover of Goldcorp Inc on Monday, after offering to sweeten the deal with an 43-cent-per-share special dividend if shareholders approve the transaction.
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FRANKFURT, July 10 (Reuters) - Buyout groups Bain Capital and Cinven will sweeten their takeover offer to 66.25 euros a share for Stada and lower the acceptance threshold, after their previous 5.3 billion euro ($6 billion) bid fell through, Stada said on Monday.
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The deal, announced on Tuesday at a bankruptcy court hearing, staves off the threat of liquidation and gives the company's chairman, Edward S. Lampert, an opportunity to sweeten his $4.4 billion offer to acquire Sears and keep its roughly 400 stores operating.
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In "'Sorry' Doesn't Sweeten Her Tea" (take a second to deal with how perfect that title is, it's fine, I can wait), the narrator stays in a house called The House of Locks, whose doors swing open unless they are firmly locked.
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Senate Republicans are hoping the $20.4 billion boost in defense spending, including pay raises for members of the military, will be enough to sweeten the deal for the president and get him to swallow a bill without money for his beloved wall.
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Even an innocent-sounding latte with skim milk packs 55 grams of sugar in the large size when you sweeten it with the real stuff (about 20 grams come naturally from milk), which is a lot more than a 12-ounce can of soda.
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Epstein offered Obama a "pardon" for his years of White Sox fandom, with a few gifts to sweeten the deal, including personalized jersey, the "44" from the Cubs's historic scoreboard, a "W" flag signed by the team and a lifetime pass to Wrigley Field.
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As promised, Apple hasn't done too much to mess with the line's successful formula under its watch, though, as with a number of other already launched Beats products, the company's thrown in a few extra bits that sweeten the deal for macOS and iOS users.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours): U.S. Lockheed Martin Corp aims to sweeten Sikorsky's bid to build 50 helicopters for Poland if Warsaw scraps a $3 billion plan to buy the helicopters from Airbus Group SE, a senior Lockheed executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
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To further sweeten the deal, the tin also contains a custom designed Dolce & Gabbana apron so you can look as fashionable making the pasta as you'll feel eating it—and so you have something to show off long after dinner is done being served.
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To sweeten the deal, Huawei is also offering anyone who buys a Matebook X Pro online from Amazon or Newegg — or in a physical Microsoft Store (but apparently not Mircosoft's website) — by June 10th a free $300 gift card for any store of choice.
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If you live close enough, and you're on friendly enough terms, it could be the ideal solution—maybe offering a favor or two will sweeten the deal, or explaining how your neighbor can change the router password to boot you off after you're done.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Friday told members of Congress that it had offered to substantially sweeten a decade-long military aid package for Israel, the latest turn in months of fitful negotiations that have proceeded despite deep divisions over the Iran nuclear deal.
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Working with a contractor she found through Sweeten, a free service that matches homeowners with vetted professionals, Ms. DeCaro, 28, who works in development for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, overhauled the apartment with special attention to where all her things would go.
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Unlike Xbox and PlayStation, which always try to sweeten the deal by making the console a multi-purpose media center and a powerful platform for third party developers to publish games on, Nintendo's devices in recent history had a singular purpose: playing Nintendo games.
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This won't only play out on a romantic level (but definitely watch out for some new crushes or for a current partnership to sweeten), but in all of your relationships: People will be way more open to compromise and everyone will want to get along!
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Despite the fact that H.W. called the Prez a "blowhard" and W. reportedly said Trump made his own presidency "look pretty good" -- not to mention Jeb getting trashed by Trump in the GOP primary -- George is optimistic he can sweeten the bitterness between the families.
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The central bank also announced that the Fed, along with the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank would sweeten the terms on arrangements that help to keep dollar funding flowing globally.
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To sweeten the pot for the landlord, the city paid 83 1/2 months of the rent in advance, a $1,000 bonus and a little extra for holding the one-bedroom basement apartment while the city conducted an inspection to ensure it was adequate.
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The Park Service even offered a bonus to sweeten the deal: "life estates," which allowed the former ranch owners to stay on in houses owned by the Park Service, and run their livestock operations on leased National Seashore lands for a 25-year period.
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CEO Adel Al-Saleh recently said he wanted to cut 10,000 jobs in a drive to return T-Systems to profitability and the pay proposal seeks to sweeten that pill by extending a pledge there would be no forced layoffs until the end of 2020.
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The falling cost of batteries will make the cost of owning and running an EV the same as that of a traditionally powered car in Europe by the early 2020s, even without the hefty government subsidies that many rich countries use to sweeten the deal (see article).
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Many people have yet to sequence their data, mostly due to cost or privacy concerns, but with the option to then sell that data to drug companies, possibly discover cures for rare diseases and make a buck while doing it could sweeten the incentive to sequence.
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The startup already uses a special algorithm to identify online review information, but Rea says this would sweeten the startup's ability to go deeper at-scale, including discovery, making appointments, confirming appointments and a lot of other work that could be used to improve the customer experience.
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Rowland said one thing that could "sweeten the pot" for the 19 remaining holdouts is President Barack Obama's plan to propose a budget that would have the federal government fully finance the costs of Medicaid expansion for three years in future states that enter the program.
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For years, U.S. and European weapons makers funded a wide range of so-called "offset agreements", or projects to sweeten weapons deals that ranged from construction of hospitals and hotels to giant orders of frozen chicken, as well as simple one-off production orders for local firms.
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To sweeten the deal even more, Dell is offering the Alienware m15 for $430 off, bringing the total price to under $1000 for a great beginner's gaming PC. The Alienware m15 may be a lighter and thinner model, but it makes no sacrifices in the performance department.
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To sweeten the deal, part of Altria's investment involved giving a bonus of $2 billion to Juul's 1,500 employees, with the exact amount dependent on the length of employment and how much stock they own in the company, which has a valuation now of $38 billion.
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Disney could sweeten its bid, resurface horror stories about Comcast's customer service, remind Fox shareholders that Disney's regulatory process will be faster — it has a six-month head start — and raise questions about whether Comcast adhered to conditions the government put on past acquisitions, like NBCUniversal.
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The ones at Soogil, fried in pork fat, have golden crusts like veal cutlets; by the time you've speared a piece with some chopped kimchi and dunked it in the traditional dipping sauce, you have all the expected flavors, plus a formidable crunch to sweeten the deal.
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Yet throughout, American pressure has been coupled with inducements — such as the possibility of significant financial relief from U.S. sanctions or the chance for meaningful new diplomatic engagement — intended to "sweeten the pot" for Iran's leaders if they make the correct choice and alter their conduct.
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GOP leaders tacked on a full year of defense funding to sweeten the deal for conservative and defense hawks in their ranks who have been emphatic that they wouldn't support the fifth continuing resolution in six months without some kind of certainty for the country's military.
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Republican leaders decided on Thursday night to drop efforts to appease Mr. Corker and instead sweeten their offer to Mr. Daines and Mr. Johnson, by offering to allow pass-through owners to deduct 23 percent of their business income, up from 17.4 percent in the original bill.
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And while there are reports that some in the White House were urging Trump to put a more generous offer on the table in an effort to get his wall, ultimately the White House decided it was better to give up on the wall than sweeten the pot.
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If Bezos spent just 1 percent of the Earth Fund to develop space-based solar power, it would effectively double the available funding in the US. If he wanted to sweeten the deal, he could offer solar power satellites a lift to orbit on one of his rockets.
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If you missed Amazon's $503 price slash on the Fire TV Recast earlier this month, you're in luck: The retail giant has brought back that promotion in honor of its Prime Day sales event *and* thrown in a bonus Sling TV credit worth $45 to sweeten the deal even further.
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The deal to sweeten the tax break for pass-through businesses came together later that night, as Mr. Johnson, Mr. Daines and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina met with Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican, in his Capitol office to make a case to Senate leadership.
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Artland's business model is thus firmly attached to galleries — selling a subscription service for which they also get to showcase the works they have for sale in their galleries on its platform (to sweeten the deal, it says it only starts charging the monthly fee after a gallery sells their first work).
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There, to sweeten the package, Cossman will capture compelling footage of himself shadowing rangers and nuzzling rhino babies, having already used his many newfound, sometimes improbable connections to arrange meetings with park rangers, anti-poaching activists, government officials in three countries (Congo, Kenya, and South Africa), and, he hoped, famed paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey.
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Nutri Ninja 35.993W blender — £64.99 (list price £89.99) Aicok electric food slicer — £59.49 (bundle saving £69.99) James Martin by Wahl digital slow cooker — £32.11 (list price £49.99) James Martin by Wahl easy store table blender — £25.91 (list price £39.99) Russell Hobbs food collection hand blender — £8.50 (list price £9.343) Sweeten up your tree.
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Pricing: Galaxy S9 for $790.20 or $33 for 30 months Galaxy S9 Plus for $915 or $2120 for 212 months Preorder here or with the My Verizon app starting at 201:29AM ET. Like AT&T, Verizon is more expensive than Samsung, but the trade in offers may sweeten the pot overall.
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To sweeten the deal, in which the Mariners gave up three prospects, Miami threw in $1 million in international bonus pool money, which Seattle can use in its pursuit of Shohei Ohtani, the Japanese pitching and hitting sensation, who is in the process of picking a major league team to sign with.
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It's just that there are so many better ways to remember the Kevin Durant Era in Oklahoma City, this year's Western Conference Finals high among them, and so much to look forward to in the second half of his career, that there's no need for an off-brand Space Jam to sweeten the deal.
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This is huge for game developers looking to sweeten the deal as they break into VR. Unity is already the primary game development software for most game creators with nearly a third of all game creators using the platform as their primary development tool with more than 5 million developers now registered on Unity.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that China agreed to open its cloud-computing sector to foreign companies in an attempt to sweeten a deal with the U.S. This follows Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin telling CNBC on Wednesday that Washington and Beijing have "pretty much agreed on an enforcement mechanism" for when a deal is struck.
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But during cocktail hour on the first day of the Power Trip, I found myself with a Black girl crew that included Brittany Packnett, VP of National Community Alliances; Jean Brownhill, CEO of Sweeten; Miko Branch, CEO of Miss Jessie's, and Dee Poku, a former Hollywood film producer and founder of the WIE Network.
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If you're one of the first members to sign up for the service, Verizon will sweeten the deal with free router installation, three months of complimentary service, a free Chromecast or Apple TV 4K, and three months of free YouTube TV. According to Verizon, the service will be up and running once installation is complete.
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Free hotel stay for Startup Alley companies who book now With all of those reasons, it's hard to top all the value you'll get from a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, but we'll even sweeten the deal and throw in a complimentary 3-night stay at a SF hotel if you book by Wednesday, September 25.
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Berenberg analyst John Klein said Monsanto and its shareholders were likely to argue that based on 2017 EBITDA expectations, the bid would represent a multiple of only 14 times, compared with the nearly 16 times ChemChina agreed to pay for Syngenta When pressed by analysts whether Bayer might sweeten its bid, Baumann said the offer reflected Monsanto's value.
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If you already have a Kindle but are looking to upgrade, Amazon is willing to sweeten the deal with a new trade-in offer: send in your old device, and you'll get an Amazon gift card (how much depends on what your old Kindle is) as well as a 25 percent discount on a new Kindle.
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Amazon also has its services to sweeten the pot — Prime members get access to free content through the Prime Reading Program, users can sign up for an optional Kindle Unlimited subscription to further their a la carte options, and Amazon's purchase of Goodreads means that the largest literature-related social media network is built right into the device.
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Macedo, who became president of Tim Hortons in December, is seeking to stem profit declines and sweeten customer sentiment amid a bitter and public feud with a group of unhappy franchisees in Canada and the United States that pushed public perception of the chain to 50th place in a January survey from fourth a year earlier.
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"What made me devote myself to this was seeing how quick the traditional ways were being lost," chef Cielo Gomez tells me over our third shot of chuchuwasa, a homemade hooch that's prepared by soaking the red bark of an Amazonian tree in sugar cane alcohol and later adding cinnamon, cloves, and wild honey to sweeten the bitter bite.
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Not only does that help it diversify by focusing on another (rapidly growing) region, but it gives the group one more way to sweeten the deal to invest in any fast-growing startup, by offering a helping hand in their efforts to expand to other regions by way of their network of contacts and existing services.
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A very good player was traded, with the Blue Jays kicking in cash to sweeten the deal, and the return is an unknown commodity (though it is believed right-hander Julian Merryweather comes to Toronto when the dust settles.) Merryweather, 26, has yet to reach the majors and missed the entire season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
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The full panoply of military laws and regulations that bind the training and conduct of soldiers would not apply to Prince's army (although Prince claims that "[a]ll contracted personnel would be subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice" — a concession that would appear to sweeten the contract deal, though we haven't seen the fine print).
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But as live video continues to grow in popularity on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, dedicated video streaming platforms like YouTube and Twitch, the Amazon-owned live-streaming platform that focuses on video games, are looking for new ways to sweeten the deal for streamers to encourage them to produce more live video content.
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To sweeten the deal for an $85 million penthouse in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood that's been on the market for at least two years, the building's president threw in perks including a $1 million yacht, a one-year vacation rental in the Hamptons, two Rolls-Royce Phantoms, and even two tickets for a trip to outer space.
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On the U.S.-China trade front, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that China agreed to open its cloud-computing sector to foreign companies in an attempt to sweeten a deal with the U.S. That report followed Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin telling CNBC on Wednesday that Washington and Beijing have "pretty much agreed on an enforcement mechanism" for when a deal is struck.
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For those who've been on the fence about jumping into high-end virtual reality, Oculus VR is trying to sweeten the deal ahead of the launch of its new flagship game, Marvel Powers United VR. The title features a number of official Marvel heroes as playable characters in a co-op narrative-focused brawler, and it's due out next week on July 29th.
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To sweeten the deal, Google is also launching a somewhat extraordinary promotion today: If you open a new Fi account — or if are an existing user — you can buy any phone in the Fi shop today and get your money back in the form of a travel gift card that you can use for a flight with Delta or Southwest, or lodging with Airbnb and Hotels.com.
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Perhaps because consumers already have several options for how to pay for things with other contactless services, Google is hoping to sweeten the deal for Android phone owners to start using the service with its loyalty program called Android Pay Day, "bringing special offers each month to brighten the last week before pay day," Pali Bhat, Senior Director, Product Management, writes in a blog post announcing the news.
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A national survey taken by research firm Schlesinger Group for Sweeten, an online renovation platform, found that 71 percent of consumers ages 50 years and older who had either completed a home renovation in the past two years, or were in the middle of or planning to begin a remodel in the next six months, renovated to get a more updated look, not because they were preparing for a home sale.
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In numerology, the number eight is associated with the movement of moneyA few sprigs of fresh thyme (dried works too) for luckOrange peels for prosperityA handful of fresh basil (dried works too) for protectionCloves (whole or ground) for moneyOats for prosperity and abundanceSprinkles or dextrose star candies (fruits or stars) to sweeten the dealPaper 1 pen or marker with green ink1 green candle and 1 white candle Post-Holiday Wallet Money Spell Jar20173.
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Now imagine that there are two ways to turn your chips back into cash: either you can go to the guy at the window, who will carefully tally and value them (like a startup readied for an I.P.O.), or you can rake all your chips into your hat and sell the whole lot to another player, who may overpay a bit to sweeten the deal and get that lucky je ne sais quoi (like a startup's being acquired).
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Lemonade wouldn't work as an album if she hadn't performed each respective emotional state with all the requisite heart and soul — if she didn't audibly wail her guts out while berating her husband, audibly gulp down the tears while putting on a brave face, audibly soften and sweeten her voice while kissing and making up — but that doesn't mean she's feeling things the way she sings them, or even that she wants you to think so.
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The best way to whip syllabub is, have a fine large chocolate-mill, which you must keep on purpose, and a large deep bowl to mill them in: it is both quicker done, and the froth stronger; for the thin that is left at the bottom, have ready some calf's foot jelly boiled and clarified, there must be nothing but the calf's foot boiled to a hard jelly; when cold take off the fat, clear it with the whites of eggs, run it through a flannel bag, and mix it with the clear which you saved of the syllabubs; sweeten it to your palate, and give it a boil, then pour it into basins, or what you please: when cold, turn it out, and it is a fine summery.
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