The subset of Democratic presidential primary ballot takers and possible ballot takers included 85033 people.
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We are the takers of night showers, and we stand in opposition to the takers of morning showers, a vocal many I've bickered with time and again.
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Not so long ago, it was popular in Republican circles to talk about "makers" and "takers," and to note disapprovingly how many Americans—the takers—don't pay federal income tax.
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It's still looking for a new home — any takers?
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Early reaction suggested Aquino's idea may not get any takers.
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Five years ago, there were only a few dozen takers.
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Apparently, the program already has more than three dozen takers.
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He said he's also fine if he has no takers.
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Video footage of the hostage takers posted on Russia's lifenews.
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Do you think she's one of the night's risk takers?
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Indeed, 82 percent of deduction takers had incomes over $100,000.
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People aren't trained to be risk takers in this country.
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At the door, museum ticket takers wore green air masks.
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In his search for takers, maybe it's time for Tinder.
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Q. risk-takers — still want to come to our country.
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No shoppers, tourists, or selfie takers on Rodeo Drive, either.
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Nice offer, but I don't think there were any takers.
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But if you know any takers, give me a call.
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The newspaper said he had so far found no takers.
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More from Risk Takers 2019: Tiffany has always been classy.
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More from Risk Takers 2019: Snapchat always proved critics wrong.
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The problem is there are precious few takers for her job.
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We are stronger, more beautiful and risk takers because of you.
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So far, there has been plenty of interest but no takers.
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Mike Pence offers up his services -- but will there be takers?
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We are the real risk takers in this business, not VCs.
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So, if Dwight can still ball, why are there no takers?
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Unsurprisingly, the microbial diversity from recent antibiotic takers was drastically reduced.
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Among U.S. survey takers, it was marginally higher at 25 percent.
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Still, some test-takers, and some employers, find its conclusions helpful.
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And iconic soft pretzel vendor Wetzel's Pretzels didn't have any takers.
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Compared to givers, takers also limit the potential of their network.
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However, his offer did not find any immediate takers on Monday.
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One is for sale in Vermont — but there are few takers.
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But with no takers, he opted to sell the apartments separately.
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Otherwise, their expert test-takers will founder in college and beyond.
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"They're risk takers," said Jeremy Baras, chief executive of PopUp Republic.
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Any takers for sipping sweet tea while talking about revolutionary politics?
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Some schools have made it harder for GRE-takers to apply.
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Cossacks, convicts and desperate peasants have often been the only takers.
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Around them were four interviewers, note takers and a Vietnamese interpreter.
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On average, tech maternity benefits were well rated among survey takers.
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Did they just say that immigrants are takers and not makers?
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As far as we know, so far there are no takers.
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They tried selling it last year for $13,995,000, but no takers.
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He was asking $45 mil but no takers at that price.
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In the current election cycle, bets on moderation have few takers.
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There's a time and a place to be tough on takers.
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There's a time and a place to be tough on takers.
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Some of these Risk Takers may ultimately fail in their endeavors.
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It was a bad idea, and I didn't get any takers.
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The platform tends to applaud gamblers and risk-takers, not investors.
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" On the other hand there were fewer takers for salesroom "retreads.
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The following four questions tripped up quiz-takers the most. 1.
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Nearly six in ten of this year's test-takers were female.
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More from Risk Takers 2019: He took the leap into cannabis.
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We pay hostage-takers not because it feels good or right.
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"Contrarian businesspeople and entrepreneurs really aren't risk takers," Mr. Stone said.
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The teeming social ecosystem of "givers" and "takers" described by Mr. Grant in "Give and Take" is redeemed by the introduction of a third category – "matchers" – whose role in protecting givers and punishing takers is central.
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Survey takers could also write in and rate employers in other cities.
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They have few profit takers, and, more important, very little overhead resistance.
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People do it for many reasons, drugs, pressure, they&aposre risk takers.
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The survey takers accept rewards points in exchange for completing surveys online.
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Store space in places with lower foot traffic is getting few takers.
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Three passengers and all the hostage takers also died in the operation.
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It is, as seasoned selfie-takers say, critical for establishing a #mood.
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The rates were dragged down by most by the youngest survey takers.
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It's not yet clear whether Canada was negotiating with the hostage-takers.
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Decisions are made by consensus, which leaves deals vulnerable to hostage-takers.
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That GM is ahead of Silicon Valley's risk-takers may seem surprising.
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Next, governments must improve the regulatory environment for risk takers and investors.
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She speculates that the people who play fantasy sports are risk takers.
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Politicians like Mulvaney, who want to slash Medicaid, are the real takers.
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Virgos are not famous for being the risk-takers of the zodiac.
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But for three years the 2150,623-square-foot compound had no takers.
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Even at that price, you imagine that there will be few takers.
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The score put Sartorio's daughter in the 86th percentile of test-takers.
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THAT IS THE SINGLE BIGGEST DEDUCTION THAT MOST ITEMIZED TAX TAKERS TAKE.
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Fisher tried to sell it several years back but had no takers.
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He initially listed it for $8 mil but there were no takers.
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But during the 11-hour window on Thursday, there were few takers.
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The players exit through a scrum of selfie takers and autograph seekers.
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I was surprised to discover it wasn't the takers or the matchers.
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Texans have always had a thing for risk takers, and for brawlers.
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And not all selfie-takers, she proves, are as oblivious as imagined.
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Some of the test-takers said they had been studying for months.
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MAKERS AND TAKERS: How Wall Street Destroyed Main Street, by Rana Foroohar.
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From May to July, census takers will visit homes that haven't responded.
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They also increased the pay for census-takers in most US counties.
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With no takers, the sky-high price tag was lowered several times.
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Can it replace highly paid professional videographers with on-demand video takers?
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More from Risk Takers 2019: She invests in tech founders others ignore.
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Energy-takers, on the other hand, are often just concerned with themselves.
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We should not reward hostage-takers like Nicolás Maduro, the thinking goes.
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Out of about 22015,21 test takers, just 2000 passed, and Raymond placed eighth.
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With no takers, they lowered the asking price to $24 million last fall.
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Last year 1.5m out of more than 9m gaokao takers were repeat examinees.
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Takers will list four people who are above them in the professional hierarchy.
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The best penalty-takers still hope to induce the goalkeeper to move first.
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They compared it to census takers only including people of a specific height.
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In noticing this homogeneity, Holden assumed the dick pic takers were self-selecting.
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The Grammy Awards red carpet is a place where fashion risk-takers thrive.
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Calling all dungeon masters, Catan settlers, Codename callers, Risk takers, and Monopoly holdouts.
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Colombia is no longer just a place for adventurers, speculators and risk-takers.
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Jonathan Anderson, one of the savviest temperature takers around, made the point plain.
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The volatile nature of bitcoin has invited risk takers to trade the cryptocurrency.
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This approach has been unworkable in the past and still has no takers.
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On that journey, they're not "takers"; they're trying to make something of themselves.
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Among the top takers of U.S. crude are the Netherlands, Japan and Italy.
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Also, test-takers frequently go online to discuss questions immediately following the SAT.
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There are, it appears, plenty of takers willing to jump on Thyssenkrupp lifts.
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Although many states have their own laws allowing it, takers have been limited.
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Three months later she upped the price to $1 mil ... but no takers.
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Surprisingly, one of the biggest risk-takers of the night was Jessica Alba.
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Undaunted, several of the animals scuttled onto the walkway toward the picture takers.
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"They've got playmakers, they've got shot-takers — they're just playoff-built," Brown said.
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And is it likely scores of selfie-takers will find themselves in court?
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Sometimes, those selfie-takers are posing in the middle of a basketball game.
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Note-takers sat in studios, scribbling in real time as the dancers rehearsed.
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The president sees immigrants as threats, takers, as, ultimately, something other than Americans.
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We may also become risk takers again, starting new work, travel and relationships.
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Today, instead of shoppers, the facade draws a daily parade of picture takers.
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The IAT, however, does little to make its flaws clear to test takers.
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If you make good dal-chawal (lentils and rice), you will always find takers.
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There were no takers for the 3,194 animals offered at Wednesday's Fed Cattle Exchange.
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The upper figure has anchored debate in Brussels, but attracts few takers in London.
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We had to effectively figure out, what do we do with the toll-takers?
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This led Wall Street firms to seek profits as risk-takers rather than intermediaries.
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They may even be lying to the survey-takers out of spite and fear.
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They are interested in capturing nostalgia for a new generation of digital picture takers.
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The British, as a people, are the inveterate piss-takers of the free world.
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Within hours, American test-takers headed online to discuss the new SAT in detail.
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And there would be plenty of willing takers in poorer countries with younger populations.
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An absence of ticket takers at the gate allowed them to stroll right in.
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It asked survey takers about fashion and beauty, restaurants and media and device preferences.
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They're both devoted note-takers, Branson points out in a post on his blog.
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All seasoned selfie-takers know that a lot goes into getting the perfect shot.
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Only one-third of test-takers are able to answer all three questions correctly.
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It is Ross who wields power over what questions are asked by census takers.
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For avid FaceTimers and selfie takers, it has a 1.2-megapixel HD front camera.
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Countries can find eager takers for their debts and willing holders of their money.
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I was everything wrong with law school, med school, makers, takers, politics, teachers, millennials.
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Stop paying attention to hot takers who want to make Lavar Ball an issue.
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Eni tried to persuade other firms to share the risk but found no takers.
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So far, Mr. Biver has not yet found any takers for his new technology.
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"And we got no takers, on either the Democratic or Republican side," she recalled.
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We see that failed givers are constantly helping takers, whereas successful givers set boundaries.
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Dr. Orkaby estimates that up to 30 percent of statin takers experience this symptom.
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Call takers were overwhelmed and local first responders lacked high water vehicles and watercraft.
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The region has long been a destination for makers — and takers — of all kinds.
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In February 2017, only 25 percent of first-time takers passed North Carolina's exam.
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The Republicans either couldn't be bothered, couldn't find any takers or — my guess — both.
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There were no takers at $6.75 million in 2017, when Corcoran first listed it.
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Now, traders routinely complain that most markets seem to have fewer committed risk takers.
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After Kate's lesson, there were several takers, three of whose pieces are shared here.
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In the earliest days, cars were for risk-takers, tinkerers, oddballs and the rich.
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Natural gas and renewables are market takers and both provide lower carbon energy supply.
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There were many times where, yes, we were basically treated like secretaries, note-takers.
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He had no note takers that were there that could summarize what they talked about.
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The carmaker previously said that involuntary layoffs would follow if there were not enough takers.
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French President Francois Hollande says the two hostage-takers had pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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They fret, too, that drug-takers may not be truly "sovereign" if they become addicted.
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Typically only the top 60% of zhongkao-takers secure a spot at an academic school.
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I've got a few takers, so I'm excited to see them and give them hugs.
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However, machines are terrible risk takers and have no capacity to make leaps of faith.
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They also cited its high initial asking price as a reason for no immediate takers.
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Would-be takers have until the end of February to submit their proposals for inspection.
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As the fund progressed, King-Shaw found takers for around half of the extra obligation.
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Unfortunately, ISIS' English-language propaganda is finding a number of takers in the United States.
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From then on, he would quietly warn male photo takers to keep their hands high.
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He actually tried selling it last year for $17.5 mil, but there were no takers.
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The SAT retains a big edge overseas, with about three times as many test takers.
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The researchers found that 5.5 percent of survey takers knew sugar was added to cigarettes.
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Afterward, Mr. Vindman, one of the note-takers, reports the call to Mr. Eisenberg. AUG.
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"It reminds me of really bright people who are not good test takers," says Wolfe.
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The College Board does not provide comparable data for test-takers in the United States.
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Much like Maradona, Griffiths deserves a place in the pantheon of decent free kick takers.
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It would require extra research and logistical chores, such as arranging computers for exam-takers.
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"It seems like they're just bringing in people that are order-takers," the employee said.
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But the British bank reports having just 842 maximum risk takers in its investment bank.
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A presidency official said Osinbajo had given orders to install cameras to identify bribe-takers.
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The small farm and surrounding properties in Ontario couldn't handle the onslaught of photo-takers.
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Unsurprisingly, the approach did not find many takers beyond the military and national security sectors.
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If nothing else, it provided another wallow in fetishized gore for hot-takers to parse.
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Applicants should also highlight that they are risk-takers, according to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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And the Census Bureau is going to give handheld devices for census takers another try.
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Sixty percent of survey takers rated their job's childcare offerings at 2 or 1 (horrible).
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Increasingly, cosmopolitan risk takers flock to cities while traditionalists remain in rural and exurban areas.
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Q. risk-takers, who tend to be the people who start or advance new companies.
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This year there's been a lot of risk takers — many of which have already failed.
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In May, census takers will begin knocking on the doors of people who didn't respond.
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The researchers used a novel technique to find survey takers: They placed ads on Facebook.
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Only if there are no takers have the airlines resorted to a forced flight change.
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It has been well established that refugees in general are job creators, not job takers.
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America is the land of risk takers, but we shouldn't take risks with tax reform.
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According to multiple reports, the Nets had been trying to trade Bargnani but got no takers.
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But when it comes to Social Security and Medicare, these immigrants are more makers than takers.
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Trump has said publicly that asking census-takers their citizenship status should be a no-brainer.
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" Parly also paid tribute to the two French officers and described the hostage takers as "terrorists.
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That provides a stable, predictable long-term business environment, which draws innovators and market risk-takers.
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Lady Gaga is undoubtedly one of the biggest fashion risk-takers currently walking the red carpet.
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If the company can't find any takers by May 6, the company's headquarters in Revere, Mass.
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What these risk takers need is a stable platform from which to stage their initial efforts.
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Such drugs have been growing increasingly popular among China's drug-takers and in the rich world.
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Emmys 2017: The Biggest Risk Takers of the Night Claire Foy in Oscar de la Renta
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Republicans leant heavily on slogans that lauded hard-working, taxpaying "makers" and scorning welfare-collecting "takers".
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Doan's hopeful that she'll find some takers for the Pixar favorite on her next night out.
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What's convenient for you, though, isn't so great for the local movers and takers of people.
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This is just one of a string of deaths recently related to falls involving photo-takers.
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"Deadline of warning is over," one of the hostage takers says in the most recent video.
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Baldanov said that, so far, the company has had zero takers on its shady sales pitch.
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The Trump administration believes there are two types of people in the country: givers and takers.
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A scheme offering ¥300,000 to small companies that promoted women to supervisory roles attracted no takers.
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The researchers measured how many "incorrects" it took for the test-takers to readjust their answers.
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Gail: Well, with advice this reasonable it's hard to imagine any takers, this year at least.
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In the short run, across jobs in engineering, medicine and sales, the takers were more successful.
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The hostage-takers reportedly demanded improved education, rehabilitation programs and more transparency regarding the prison's budget.
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There were no takers for a Georgian mahogany Pembroke table with a low estimate of £80.
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Some 95.1 percent of Americans who tell survey-takers that they want a job are working.
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They are the vendors and custodial staff, ushers and ticket takers, security and parking lot attendants.
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In 2010, census takers were supposed to use custom-made handheld devices to survey non-respondents.
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Hoping to be a journalist, he sent story ideas to editors there but found no takers.
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Unwearable shoe sculptures found no early takers, but an altered found cotton shirt sold for €300.
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The team of census takers left behind then fanned out to the rest of the community.
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In turn, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Switzerland are the main takers of gold from the UAE.
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That could land unwanted aircraft back into the laps of lessors needing to find new takers.
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A recent Gallup poll shows that 57 percent of democratic-leaning poll-takers view socialism favorably.
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They will be rule makers, not rule takers, in a popular phrase often used by Brexiteers.
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And women now make up the majority of test takers in the national university entrance exams.
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America once encouraged people like Mr. Musk, but today's risk takers are few and far between.
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"Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business," by Rana Foroohar.
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The posts are no deterrent for test takers, who have flooded Twitter with #psatmemes this week.
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Residents refused to open doors to Puerto Rican census takers, whose accents marked them as strangers.
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More from Risk Takers 2019: He's spending $62 billion to transform centuries-old Japanese company Takeda
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The irony is that if you championed socialism like this in Finland, you'd get few takers.
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Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Jain were such men — exceedingly confident risk takers with thick public skins.
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More from Risk Takers 2019: Mary Barra's impatience could save GM. 'Time is not our friend'
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Energy-takers rarely step up to plan the events, but will tag along for the fun.
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When you put a chilling effect on that kind of patrol, you basically become report takers.
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It leaves us rule takers from the European Union without any voice in shaping those rules.
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"I had real faith in the goalkeeper and real faith in the penalty takers," he said.
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Was the Arya we saw stabbed actually Jaqen (the facilitator of Face-Takers Anonymous) in disguise?
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At the souvenir stands, there were few takers for the posters of the 71-year-old candidate.
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Johnston Busingye, the justice minister, says the camps are to reform drug takers and other petty criminals.
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They come from employers — risk-takers, people ready to take a second mortgage to start a business.
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People in their twenties are risk takers in a way that people in their fifties are not.
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With no takers, the federal government wants the cash-strapped provincial government in Sindh to take over.
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Deal context: OneMain had initially sought a buyer for the entire company, but didn't find adequate takers.
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The British were immaculate note-takers but lacked intimate knowledge of the Indians' customs and eating habits.
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Givers are taxpayers and takers are people who receive benefits from the government paid for by taxpayers.
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In this eastern city, home to some of China's boldest risk-takers, such tales are almost banal.
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With further upside barred by profit-takers and producers' forward selling, investors have scrambled for the exit.
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We've learned the Church has contacted Ticketmaster and will offer tickets Friday for the first 45,000 takers.
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Cambridge Analytica took the initial 270,000 quiz takers' personality types and Facebook data and looked for patterns.
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The app scored the results of each quiz and gathered up data from test-takers' Facebook accounts.
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And we tried for a year to find some other label, and they were the only takers.
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Troops later stormed the jail and killed all 16-hostage takers (and may have accidentally shot Hamill).
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If it cannot find takers in the private sector, the government will be forced to step in.
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With no takers, the apartment was eventually reduced to $39.75 million; its monthly carrying charges are $17,736.
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First, the entire country could be enrolled if soldiers would serve as door-to-door census takers.
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But in a nation with one of the toughest immigration policies in Europe, there were few takers.
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Richards put the home on the market for $7.29 million over a year ago, but no takers.
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With no takers, the price was slashed to $59 million last June, and the additional unit removed.
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For instance, only 39% of American test takers know how many justices serve on the supreme court.
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Victims were more likely to be men 70 or older, and they tended to be risk takers.
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Let's praise job creators and risk-takers — as long as they and their companies pay their taxes.
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He decided to create "culinary liaisons, not just order takers," even though he anticipated a training nightmare.
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After they developed their internet search engine, they tried to sell it, but couldn't find any takers.
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More from Risk Takers 2019: Meet the surgeon Buffett, Bezos and Dimon trust to fix health care
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Those note-takers are themselves usually Central Intelligence Agency officers on assignment to the NSC, he said.
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And this year's offerings by the likes of Oscar Wilde and Brian Friel had already found takers.
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A study in the journal Appetite found, for example, that risk takers tend to like spicy food.
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Known across the world as Jlin, Patton is one of the biggest risk-takers in dance music.
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To get the rest, the Census Bureau dispatched half a million temporary census takers to visit houses up to six times in the hopes of speaking with someone in person — often hiring census takers from within the community, to reduce the anxiety of speaking to a government official.
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Resonate's data come from a quarter-million surveys, plus cookies tracking the web behavior of those survey takers.
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If you were skeptical ESPN would find many takers for that at $5 a month, join the club.
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However, survey-takers reversed course completely when it came to food, and snubbed the Bloody's edible counterpart: pancakes.
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These mean little assholes might be the short kings of the monster world, but they're takers, not givers.
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And Jedi Barash takers would not allow themselves to respond, even to a galaxy-wide massacre of Jedi.
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Instead, they encourage people to give 911 call takers an accurate address or location as quickly as possible.
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Momentus hopes those demonstrations will help them line up two or three takers for their first real flight.
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They have also created a system for med reminders that help pill takers remember to take their pills.
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I encouraged readers to consider generalizing the "doubly good" question to fractional exponents, but I got no takers.
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But those risk takers who eventually succeed as CEOs are usually also skilled at exercising caution, he said.
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But so far, we don't see a lot of takers using the brand's hashtag to show their work.
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Its competitor, ACT of Iowa, attracted more test-takers than the SAT for the first time in 233.
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Related: Aid and assistance for Iraqis fleeing Mosul When we left him, Mahmoud still had had no takers.
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The fraud involved phony test-takers and doctored photos presenting non-athletic children as star athletes, prosecutors said.
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Kombucha makers can offer their SCOBYs to willing takers ("If no one claims in two days, it's compost").
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CNN could not independently verify the authenticity of the video, or the legitimacy of the hostage-takers' claims.
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Survey takers could choose among a number of other tech companies; 20 percent selected none of the above.
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The problem, of course, is that paying ransom to hostage-takers only encourages them to take more hostages.
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Nine out of 10 survey-takers indicated the government can still do more to reduce their tax burden.
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The exit poll isn't perfect — in part because it relies on human survey-takers at pre-selected precincts.
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Ahead, we've compiled four looks that help you seamlessly integrate these tricky space-takers into your everyday wear.
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The people picking their way through the heaps of wares were enumerators, census takers who canvass assigned areas.
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Post-it Notes are amazing for note-takers, color coders, and organization freaks who cannot live without lists.
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Yet the only proof we have is an email from her hostage-takers, claiming she'd received Islamic rites.
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While the Campbells are admittedly adventurous risk-takers, they didn't decide to retire and travel on a whim.
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There were no takers, but Fruchterman decided nevertheless that he would not be returning to the PhD program.
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It didn't seem like there were any takers, despite all the amenities, including a pool and a guesthouse.
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But the accuracy of the census ultimately depends on hundreds of thousands of trained census-takers called enumerators.
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Selfie-takers clogged the slender path through the Narrows slot canyon, one of the park's best-known attractions.
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Risk Takers, a special series by CNN Business, spotlights 20 strategic bets designed to push global business forward.
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The attack on Ms. Villena, one of about 180,000 volunteer census takers working that day, prompted an outcry.
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Arbour shared the four steps she took to turn the IT department from ticket-takers into tech leaders.
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Partnerships between lenders and deposit takers, in particular, make the most sense, the North American-based consultant said.
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Investing a pot of tax-free cash for medical expenses is a great idea, with apparently few takers.
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There have been plenty of takers for the product and Neutral Fuels' supplier has been its best customer.
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Pitka said he is one of those who might have been skipped when census takers last visited Alaska.
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Cameron's house in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" might have been his nightmare, but the survey-takers liked it.
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Take, for instance, that presumption — apparently supported by science — that men are more enthusiastic risk-takers than women.
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"It's critical that as much collateral as possible is leverageable by collateral givers and collateral takers," said Colle.
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Q. risk-takers, the people who often start new business, as well as high-energy lower-skilled workers.
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Here's a valuable graphic In the Senate chamber: note-takers, boredom, beef jerky CNN's Lauren Fox, Jeremy Herb and Michael Warren were inside the Senate chamber and offered their observations: Note-takers Many of the members have turned to writing notes as a way to keep busy during the trial. Sen.
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Similarly, underrepresented minorities now make up 20 percent of these test takers, up 5 percentage points from last year.
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And, unsurprisingly, those with connections to important committees for the telecom industry tended to be among the biggest takers.
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A total of 13 call takers were supposed to be available that day at the Broward County call center.
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Their various exhibits around the world, plus art selfie-takers' backlogged snapshots, yielded a dearth of prime self-portraiture.
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One reason immigrants are more enthusiastic about start-ups is that they are, by nature or necessity, risk-takers.
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But nobody knows whether this would work in humans, and even if it did, there might be few takers.
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Unlike Lenovo and Wacom's offerings, the Slate 2 is focused on artists rather than list makers and note takers.
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At one year, the opioid takers even reported being in slightly more pain compared to the non-opioid group.
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As the world becomes more nebulous, the census-takers succumb to political pressure, faking information missing from their surveys.
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London has decided that this is nonsense, and the selfie takers and texters must be stopped in their tracks.
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"There are no takers of dollars due to tight kwacha liquidity," one commercial bank trader in Lusaka told Reuters.
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But until now, the Republicans' extolling of "the makers, not the takers" had never seemed aimed at the party
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So as not to disturb the exam takers, construction work is halted near examination halls and traffic is diverted.
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We're talking game-changers, risk-takers, trend-starters, trailblazers, and those exemplary few who embody all of the above.
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On this particular Sunday she didn't find any takers but one young woman said her dad might be interested.
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The scientists and doctors from the early days at the NCI were risk takers and are true American heroes.
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CMIE said its survey takers were no less qualified than those working for the government, and underwent thorough training.
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What can we take away from this incredibly small sample size, determined by the takers of an arbitrary quiz?
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And that's how you keep your reputation as one of the most surprising risk-takers in the biz, folks.
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But upon closer inspection, they're merely following a long line of risk-takers, like Cher, Madonna, and Gwen Stefani.
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Some psychologists believe men are greater risk takers and thereby increase the probability of their having a fatal accident.
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A: In the 2013-14 school year, there were 206,000 SAT test-takers overseas, according to the College Board.
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So, to the innovators, the risk-takers, and the opportunity creators this week and every week, we celebrate you.
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Additionally the goats and their care takers – these young men – will participate in goat yoga, exercise programming, and more.
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"It's not an easy job, and I'm not surprised that they have a tough time finding takers," MacFarlane added.
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UniCredit and Intesa were among the largest net takers in the round last month, taking 8.4bn and 8bn, respectively.
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Three "small fish" were jailed afterwards, but he knew of few other cases where hostage-takers had faced justice.
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The payments to the liquidity makers are offset by fees paid by liquidity takers - brokers that immediately execute orders.
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The disability community continues to struggle with media and interest-group narratives that frame us as victims or takers.
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And it has a rather low barrier of entry for bet takers who want to set up shop there.
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Or was it a measurement problem as government statistics-takers struggled to capture fast-moving changes in the economy?
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The asking price went as high as $80 million in 2013, and as no takers emerged, was steadily reduced.
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Some of these websites are full of what I could call takers, whereas others are much more community driven.
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In New York, the overall passage rate for test takers last July was at its lowest point since 2004.
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French authorities said the hostage-takers were terrorists who kidnapped Lassimouillas and Picque, two French tourists, on May 1.
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The hostage-takers are demanding the release of Jirair Sefilian, the leader of the country's Founding Parliament opposition group.
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Brager believes their campaign attracted international attention because selfie takers are "legible" and "grievable" for Western social media spectators.
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You say you love the poor, But your sympathy goes to Africa, And my taxes are given to takers.
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But an equally grand theater next door, called Ward Memorial Hall, stands empty, slowly collapsing with no potential takers.
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Maybe the Mets can also find takers for Curtis Granderson and Neil Walker before the end of the month.
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Emergency call takers are trained for active listening, April Heinze, an operations director for the association, said on Saturday.
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This is true economically, because an open border society that provides welfare to all takers will quickly go bankrupt.
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If there are no takers, photos and descriptions of the items are listed on an online public auction site.
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The city had offered to get people on buses to San Antonio, but there were few takers, Lowe said.
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We're creatives and risk-takers, which is the total opposite of the people we do business with; they're strategic.
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Energy-takers, with their negativity or neediness, or both — they tend to suck the oxygen out of the room.
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Ryan talks a good game about caring about poverty and rejecting the "makers versus takers" frame of many conservatives.
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"Chance @ Romance" is still being shopped around, and we're told some networks are interested ... but no takers so far.
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Why mess around with this whole cloak-and-dagger business of paying test takers, bribing coaches, and photoshopping pictures?
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Woods crushed the LSATs with a score of 179, putting her at the top 99.9 percent of test takers.
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The executive order details several reasons the Trump administration may have wanted to ask census-takers about their citizenship status.
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" Perhaps attesting to the video's popularity, 72% of survey-takers agreed with the statement "plastic straws are harmful to wildlife.
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This is a good deal and, not surprisingly, the number of takers in many districts exceeds the number of spaces.
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The government found no takers for the best-quality and the priciest 700 megahertz airwaves, offered for the first time.
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There are also systems to help dealers keep track of inquiries across time, turning them from risk-takers into matchmakers.
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In the 1980s and 1990s the best officials used to be entrepreneurial risk-takers, says one veteran of those times.
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If the company finds a thousand takers for the Founder's series Roadsters, that's $250 million added to Tesla's cash balance.
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The app went beyond its seemingly stated scope, however, pulling in data from the friends lists of any test-takers.
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In other words, for already-forgetful pill takers, using a smart pillbox versus a regular pill box had little effect.
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He describes an Indian trying to peddle baskets and thus capitalize on his creative talent, only to find no takers.
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In California, they're sophisticated risk-takers who have negotiated a deal to maximize any potential returns on their Theranos bets.
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And if you're interested, his listing on the Facebook page indicates he's giving it away for free to any takers.
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There's also no evidence that Clinton ever said anything that could be construed as supporting ransom payments to hostage-takers.
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Leave it to Bella Thorne, one of the boldest beauty risk-takers around, to break the mold — and then some.
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The vast majority of the 11m Mexicans there are "hard workers, risk-takers and savers", as a diplomat puts it.
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THE bookmaker on Aldgate High Street, on the fringes of London's financial district, attracts its fair share of risk-takers.
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Rocketbook Everlast reusable notebook Price: $16-$40.83 Scribblers and note takers who hate wasting paper may enjoy a "reusable" notebook.
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Tata has managed to find takers for some of its plants, but about 11,000 jobs in Britain remain at risk.
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Historically, most CVCs have been followers and "deal takers not makers," while also largely only active in later-staged fundings.
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And only by generating more of these risk-takers will more people get hired for the good jobs Clinton promised.
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When he found no takers, he asked if they wanted to watch him feed the puppy to a class reptile.
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She denied an unduly high number of test-takers were being told that their political views aligned closely with Labour.
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" There were no takers, though another customer waved a receipt and jovially shouted, "I got my lottery ticket right here!
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What keeps call takers and dispatchers going is the small fraction of calls where they can have a positive impact.
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Michael A. McFaul, a former American ambassador to Russia, said in an interview on Thursday that note takers were crucial.
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In fact, the researchers found that H.I.V. infections dropped the most among people who tended to be financial risk-takers.
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I'm not exactly delighted by chatterboxes, elbowers, drunks and selfie-takers (who at times can all be the same person).
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By ranking among the top 225 of more than 2000 million exam takers, I attended a private university for free.
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When was the last time the Urban Light installation at LACMA wasn't full of selfie-takers on a Saturday night?
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Now rooms rent for $219 a night, a cut-rate price at which the hotel still struggles to find takers.
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That's about when the emergency control team offered the hostage takers a Mars bar if they'd give up their weapon.
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Incantations about the virtues of patient dialogue and win-win cooperation are not finding any takers in the Korean crisis.
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For now, the democratic temperature-takers are resigning themselves to a life of perpetual checkups as this extraordinary presidency unfolds.
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Facebook allowed companies like Cambridge Analytica to collect personal data of friends of quiz takers, without their knowledge or consent.
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Given the threat that bloating sea levels pose to so many metropolises, there may be a long list of takers.
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Q. risk-takers/innovators and they enrich and are enriched by the most global flows of talent, ideas and capital.
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Before the stars of this new show were TV doctors, they were real life garbage men, waiters and ticket-takers.
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Counterparty credit risk is ameliorated by the pipeline's diverse group of primarily highly rated off-takers with multi-year contracts.
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And risk takers have not just taken heart in the administration's pledge to dismantle the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial overhaul.
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Such a test would have a chilling effect on overall immigration, at a time when America needs more risk takers.
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Mr. LaForge said he found no takers for his one-off designs at Bergdorf Goodman, where they were briefly showcased.
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He filed a grievance against the N.F.L. in the off-season when he had few takers as a free agent.
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One of the test takers was Samuel Eshaghoff, a graduate of Great Neck North, who even took tests for girls.
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The All-Pro corner previously listed his 10,400-square-foot pad for $2.99 million back in November ... but no takers.
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However, black adolescents are much more likely to take the SAT today than in the 1990s: The number of black people in the US increased by 4 percent from 593 to 2015, while the number of black SAT takers doubled, far more than the 17 percent increase in the number of white SAT takers.
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When you make risk-taking less rewarding, you get fewer risk-takers, which is exactly what you see across the Atlantic.
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Toll takers, which actually was a very well-paying job on the freeways and the highways, that's been very rapidly automated.
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Finally, there are the self-promoters, which is the group most people are thinking of when they mention narcissistic selfie-takers.
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Test-takers had two hours to answer 135 multiple-choice questions on topics covering language, mathematics, logic, politics, law and culture.
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It was a cheat sheet written by his goalkeeping coach and contained tips on how to stop Argentina's likely penalty takers.
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"We want to find out if they've found any takers for the divisions that they're trying to sell," the host said.
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And when responses don't arrive online or by mail, census-takers will go out to collect them using secure smartphone apps.
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China's census-takers should be more open about what they can and cannot measure, inviting outsiders to cross-check their results.
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Reuters is not naming them because test-takers agree when they register for the exam not to disclose what's on it.
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EEA members are rule-takers, not rule-makers, say Brexiteers; Norway is a "fax democracy", which receives its orders from Brussels.
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It could also expose the opaque and hugely profitable array of intermediaries which sit between the makers and takers of drugs.
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If I notice that they're takers, I'm going to be a lot tougher than I would be if they were givers.
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And in Ireland, even as conventional forms of worship lose traction, there is no shortage of takers for austere Catholic rituals.
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I presented survey-takers with one of five randomly assigned articles about the economy during the 2014 wave of the study.
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These latter treatments make survey-takers highly aware of the agenda of the story's author – especially if they identify as partisans.
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Skinner starts by hitting Cameron for "dividing the nation between strivers and scroungers"—the British version, apparently, of makers and takers.
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"Orrin Hatch Seems To Think Children Helped by CHIP Are Lazy Takers," a headline at the progressive website Daily Kos read.
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Still, no takers -- but Cal's motivated to sell ... so he's bringing the home to auction with no reserve on May 12.
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In Oklahoma, Rhoads said he has been trying to recruit more insurers to join the ObamaCare marketplace, but found no takers.
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The East Europeans have in large part embraced those new development opportunities because they found no takers among their EU partners.
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Takers believe in a zero-sum world, and they end up creating one where bosses, colleagues and clients don't trust them.
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The family has permanently closed its unintentional tourist attraction and had to rely on police forces to remove aggressive photo takers.
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" What Employees Say: "Incredible people who are brilliant, competitive, risk-takers, and genuinely want to see the entire team/company succeed.
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The Pixel 3 also has a second ultrawide angle selfie camera, which is actually a pretty big deal for selfie-takers.
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That suggests that soon after the middle of October, it will be too late to provide any help to late takers.
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But when she later sought out sponsors, she found no takers — because, she felt, the businessmen didn't find her tough enough.
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At the strip club, the men lined up along the catwalk remind him, bleakly, of Communion-takers at the altar rail.
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But Hillygus said people reluctant to fill out their census forms may be just as reluctant to cooperate with census-takers.
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That means selfie-takers should feel free to share the selfies they feel best about, regardless of how others perceive them.
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The Yankees have found no takers for their one bad contract — Jacoby Ellsbury's, which has three years and $68 million remaining.
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As the hostage takers entered the cockpit to see what was going on, Colonel Wegener and his commandos stormed the aircraft.
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"Founders tend to be much bigger risk-takers," said Syed Ali, Cavium's chief executive, who co-founded the company in 2000.
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Her organization reached out to other possible donors to continue funding it, said Dr. McNutt, but was unable to find takers.
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Subway officials have previously tried to entice companies to pay for naming rights for stations, but there have been few takers.
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A new report says that nearly 150,000 American teenagers from 13 to 17 would identify as transgender if survey takers asked.
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The two men's interactions have at times alarmed national security officials, including when they met privately without aides or note-takers.
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As a result, many African countries do not have enough test-takers—at least 400—to be included in the index.
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We had tried to sell the house in 2012, the year I left my job, for $1,700,000 and gotten no takers.
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FANG's high-flying market success would make it an easy target for skittish profit-takers if the stock market heads south.
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But to maintain our edge, policy must be nimble and agile, acting swiftly to incentivize risk takers and incubate new sectors.
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With a buzz from the night before and a vile hangover, they might hand out all their camping gear to all takers.
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Despite the survey takers' apparent propensity towards casual drinks, beer and wine fell far down the list of first date beverage suggestions.
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The man fleeing the home was wearing only boxer shorts, making it extremely unlikely that he was one of the hostage takers.
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The siege ended when the hostage-takers were "neutralized" at the church in the town of Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray, police said.
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Inherently, these people are risk-takers; they don't only represent the tail end of the American Dream, they're the beginning of it.
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The app also scooped up information from the typically nonpublic profiles of the quiz-takers' friends — turning 270,000 people into 87 million.
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The index equally weights reading and listening tasks to classify test-takers' English-language abilities on a scale from zero to 100.
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Between 2016 and 2018 the EF index shows that the English-speaking abilities of test-takers have improved little in two years.
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Here's a map from Harvard's Project Implicit showing the average score of white test-takers on a test of implicit racial bias.
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So the best penalty takers, either in technique or those who can cope with stress, should be selected with that in mind.
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The hostage-takers' main demand was the release of Jirair Sefilian, an opposition leader accused by the authorities of plotting civil unrest.
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U.S. public pension funds became the biggest risk-takers among pension funds internationally, according to one academic study updated in February 2017.
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Thanks in part to the contracts, investors have viewed the midstream operators as toll takers insulated from the volatility of energy prices.
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Namely, from folks mourning the cashiers whose jobs may soon be automated like the basket-weavers and hamburger-order-takers before them.
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The study estimates that one out of every 137 teens aged 13 to 17 would identify as transgender if survey takers asked.
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Yet as lease rates suffer, the value of aircraft rises as airlines find a queue of takers, even before they are delivered.
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A staggering majority of survey takers told THUMP that they'd take advantage of substance checking at festivals if those services were available.
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After that initial review, the questions are field tested on actual test-takers in an unscored section of a regular SAT exam.
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The survey also found just 19 percent of survey takers used their TVs as the go-to device when watching sports games.
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Those who rose to the top of the banking sector – the Dick Fulds and the Jimmy Caynes – were risk-takers by nature.
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Most of the oath-takers have lived in the U.S. for years, and the vast majority of them came here from Mexico.
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Orr said in the financial stability report that some insurers and non-bank deposit takers also need to improve their capital buffers.
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In an NASE survey this year, an overwhelming majority of poll-takers didn't completely understand how the law would impact their business.
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A common complaint is that the STAAR unfairly penalizes test-takers who have limited English skills or come from a disadvantaged background.
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The hostage-takers demanded the release of the opposition leader Jirair Sefilian, who was jailed in June on charges of weapons possession.
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In 2016, Morgan Stanley began asking risk and compliance officers to evaluate so-called "material risk takers" such as bankers and traders.
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Krystal Ball previews fifth Democratic debate Former Speaker Boehner's official portrait unveiled MORE still speaker, are we doing makers and takers again?
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According to Rosenberg, the early moneymakers in legal sports betting are: The "toll takers" that specialize in key pieces of gambling infrastructure.
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The new draft also applies the limits to a broader set of "material risk-takers" at big banks, not just top executives.
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The handful of foreigners who remain are viewed as spies by suspicious Libyans, or as bait for the city's many hostage-takers.
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Companies have been able to dictate terms in recent months as a general lack of supply has left investors as price-takers.
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That year, an extraordinary 94 percent of its test takers passed the reading exam and 98 percent of them passed the math.
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Moreover, it turns makers into takers, forcing productive, talented young men to rely on government giveaways like Pell Grants and food stamps.
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Originally, the church was going to build six and sell them as a group for $7 million, but there were no takers.
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In 2012, he and Mitt Romney both primed the electorate to think about businessmen versus workers, capital versus labor, makers versus takers.
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Last year, they listed the apartment for $21,2800, or $100 more than the previous tenant had been paying, and got no takers.
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Most Instagram shoppers and selfie-takers are more concerned with credit card theft than being victims of targeted yet subtle political messaging.
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Solutions discussed at a recent conference included hiring security, setting up "duress wallets" to fool hostage takers, and keeping Bitcoin fortunes secret.
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Try to make sense of these numbers: In 272, 225 percent of test-takers in New York City passed the math exam.
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Wang thought the situation, with its mix of pathos and absurdity, would make a fine film, but she couldn't find any takers.
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To protect its integrity and the Senate's, the first line of defense is to hold oath takers accountable for what they swore.
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He told The Hill that he offered his convention credentials to local party officials, but so far there haven't been any takers.
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" So far there are no takers, although one activist noted that militant groups were being offered a stark choice: "merge or die.
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Each model was inspired by historic or modern day risk takers, and a portion of profits is to go to matching charities.
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Bowdich told the committee later that the FBI inspection team is looking carefully at the performance metrics in place for call takers.
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By the time I had gone to college, I'd tried to lose my purity, but I had no courage and no takers.
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Humans, in contrast, have always struck me more as takers than givers, fickle lovers who are cagey with their affections and hearts.
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They're "makers" who pull the rest of us "takers" up by our bootstraps, while creating jobs, disrupting industries and changing the world.
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The family's co-counsel Paul Stafford said last week that the family contacted about 25 other facilities, but there were no takers.
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Immigrants are inherent risk takers, having left behind the familiarity of their homeland for the possibility of success in the United States.
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Last year, just 20163 percent of first-time test takers passed the California bar exam, compared with 83 percent in New York.
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A border wall-for-DACA deal might have more takers in the Democratic caucus if they hadn't been burned by Trump before.
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"Takers" wasn't how to refer to a single mom stuck in a poverty trap, just trying to take care of her family.
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She and her team are creative, sharp, risk-takers, and I believe will all, to a person, have an incredible future in programming.
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Image: BrydgeAway from keyboards, the first or second-generation Apple Pencil ($100 and up) is ideal for digital artists and dedicated note-takers.
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JM: Risk takers and queers and – and these people have been co-opted by larger forces as the shock troops of gentrification, right?
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Most of the survey takers said they preferred apps that their friends were already on rather than being the first to discover something.
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If women are more easily adversely affected by MDMA due to their biology, this increase in purity could seriously impact female drug-takers.
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It's also adding a new slate of franchises that address the innovation economy, like e-commerce, business risk-takers and market data trends.
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Others, however, said they just aren't ready to open up their still-struggling islands to swarms of picture-takers from across the world.
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The College Board recently notified an undisclosed number of test-takers in Egypt that their scores were being canceled for the October test.
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We are, according to mainstream media, a subculture-less generation; bereft of identity, reduced to selfie-takers with no hope of financial solvency.
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But today, instead of ignoring my heritage like Grandma and census takers did, I declare both my races, except to the hardcore obnoxious.
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Civil-rights groups are worried that this will dilute the political representation of minorities, who are less likely to respond to census-takers.
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For example, when paid leave was implemented in Rhode Island, during the first year nearly one-third of all leave-takers were men.
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"I usually spend a good amount of time when I meet people quietly determining whether I think they're givers or takers," he said.
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College Board officials have said they are unable to assess how many test-takers have seen actual exam material before taking the SAT.
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Republicans framed the last election as a battle between "makers" in their overwhelmingly white party, and "takers" in the ethnically diverse Democratic party.
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Noted skeptic James Randi once offered $1 million to anyone who could prove the superiority of $7,250 speaker cables (there were no takers).
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Its accuracy in distinguishing actual or potential violators from innocent test takers is insufficient to justify reliance on its use in employee screening.
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Next month, census takers will start visiting households that did not complete the form in an effort to record their responses in person.
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The Obama campaign was able to depict Mitt Romney as an out-of-touch plutocrat who divided the world into makers and takers.
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Some 85 percent of these survey takers also said they want to see more female ensemble films, up from 75 percent last year.
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The room containing the smashed piece — which has attracted legions of admirers and selfie-takers since it opened — shut down following the incident.
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Until private spending picks up, fiscal stimulus will be both necessary and cheap: the government will find willing takers for any additional debt.
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When, during previous Administrations, Cui had visited the White House, his hosts received him with a retinue of China specialists and note-takers.
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Ross originally said he added the question, which will ask census-takers to list their citizenship, at the request of the Justice Department.
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Exhibit B: I spent a decade studying the careers of "takers," who aim to come out ahead, and "givers," who enjoy helping others.
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Meanwhile it has no domestic market for new nuclear and few other takers for new reactors abroad following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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Mr. Regan sent coded letters to the governments of Libya and Iraq, offering the secrets for $13 million, but he found no takers.
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The rhetoric of makers and takers aside, it should be clear that willingness and ability to seek work does not inoculate against poverty.
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For over a year Pemex has been searching for investment partners to boost the aging facility's productivity, but with no takers to date.
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Insider's most recent poll found that respondents who support impeaching Trump edged over the majority threshold, with 50.2% of survey-takers backing impeachment.
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The employees range from ushers, concession vendors and ticket-takers who work for the arenas, to part-time employees like game-night performers.
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There should be no problem keeping the number of takers low, as the high price of the plate is sure to suppress sales.
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From May through July, census takers will visit households that still haven't responded to the 2020 Census online, by phone or by mail.
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They were constantly either just doing other people's jobs instead of their own or getting burned by takers if they didn't burn out.
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Aspirin takers were more likely to experience a major bleed (3.8 percent in the aspirin group versus 2.7 percent in the placebo group).
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And, to inject a note of friendly competition, students instantly find out how they did on each question compared with other quiz-takers.
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Since she started in early 2015, Ms. Singer has had more than 270 appointments with clients, from ticket takers to screenwriters to dancers.
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When the researchers blocked certain chemical signals in this part of the brain, they transformed well-fed pond snails into hungry risk takers.
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Exam takers who rank in the top 26 in different score categories receive three times this monthly amount regardless of their income level.
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At that point, they try to get people to voluntarily change their plans — or, if there are no takers, force them to change.
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Risk Takers, a new special feature from CNN Business, spotlights leaders across sectors who made big bets designed to push global business forward.
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The essays were mesmerizing, the work of a group of IQ test-takers who had been—it seems—exiled from the high table.
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There is a good reason the second-most popular response from survey takers was that none of the tech giants face punitive action.
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To compare, the law school at Arizona State posted a 77 percent pass rate for first-time test takers of the same bar.
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More than 40 percent of Gen Z workers held this hesitation, compared to just 28 percent of the survey takers as a whole.
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It might make sense for Deutsche Bank to team up with a strong foreign bank, but there don't seem to be any takers.
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I hope the Met never abdicates that goal, and that its ticket-takers do not prevent a new generation from seeing these masterpieces.
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That left open how many might be brought to Europe - after Merkel found no takers for earlier German suggestions of accepting hundreds of thousands.
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Driving is a more popular option than flying, with 73% of microbreak takers responding that they get behind the wheel for their quick getaways.
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Aboriginals were mentioned in the constitution only to make clear they were second-class citizens (one clause stated that census-takers should ignore them).
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And we have plenty of research that shows that people who are givers rather than takers tend to do better in the long term.
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And 35 percent of survey-takers said they replaced car rental services with Lyft and Uber rides — not a good sign for car-sharing.
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The results of their study, published in the journal Visual Communication Quarterly, found three main types of selfie-takers: communicators, autobiographers, and self-publicists.
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In the years since Evernote cratered, ambitious note-takers have been searching for an app that matches its utility, speed, and ease of use.
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"If we find out that one our deputies or call takers could have done something better or remiss, I'll handle it accordingly," he said.
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"We saw Merlin tightened below CLO WAS levels, and many deals seem to be anchored by non-CLO price-takers," said a credit analyst.
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After dropping the price to $8,000, Johnson said, she is talking to a few possible takers found through friends, but nothing is certain yet.
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The quiz app harvested information from quiz takers and their friends, even if those friends didn't agree to share their data with the app.
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But men who earn less than their wives do tend to "man up" as well—by exaggerating their income when responding to survey-takers.
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The study ingeniously recruited 670,000 online test-takers by framing the exercise as a quiz that would guess the participants' native language or dialect.
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The day was momentous – not simply for the test-takers but also for the College Board, the not-for-profit that owns the exam.
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Teachers who are on the front lines of this growing diversity consider it their job to help students and employees become better perspective-takers.
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Another video clip posted on Facebook appeared to show the hostage takers armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles and wearing bulletproof vests, listing their demands.
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After there were still no takers, a manager allegedly told passengers that a computer would select four passengers to be kicked off the flight.
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The proposal is likely to remain theoretical for the foreseeable future; it has few takers among Republicans, who control Congress and therefore the budget.
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Nearly 61 percent of survey takers said they own one or more connected device, which include smart home appliances, fitness monitors, and gaming consoles.
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The company already has a few takers of its tech; Aurora Labs has locked in three unnamed automakers as customers and pilots are underway.
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My confidence was sucker-punched when I learned that the CPA exam's national passing rate for first time takers was as low as 10%.
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Scornful Republicans are much more likely to pledge allegiance to Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate, or plead uncertainty when talking with poll-takers.
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Selfies-takers and delusional cameramen aside, it's fine to text your friends once in a while, especially when you lose them in a club.
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The researchers assumed that "correct" feedback felt rewarding to the test-takers, although they didn't confirm that the study subjects preferred the positive reinforcement.
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The organizations behind the poll explained poll-takers avoided mentioning to respondents which representatives were backing the New Green Deal to prevent injecting bias.
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The program had few takers, and many prisoners and probationers who did try it walked off the job, because the work was so hard.
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Now David Coleman, the CEO of the College Board — and a progenitor of Common Core — will institute an "adversity score" for SAT test-takers.
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Americans were 20% of those hostages, and half of those were killed by their captors, in part due to US policy toward hostage-takers.
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The organizations behind the poll explained poll-takers avoided mentioning to respondents which representatives were backing the New Green Deal to prevent injecting bias.
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Poll-takers didn't tell respondents the amount of the tax the group is proposing, which would be $85033 per metric ton starting in 2021.
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And, if all else fails, slice your bread, toast it and lay it out next to enough coppa and cheese to satisfy any takers.
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Iacocca searched for a merger partner but when no takers emerged, he turned to the government for up to $20073 billion in loan guarantees.
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Last year 19 percent of test takers opted out, and the numbers in certain suburban areas, like in parts of Long Island, remain high.
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At each school, it looks at the race of the test takers and estimates their household income using census information about where they live.
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Because lottery tickets appeal especially to risk-takers, they tend to be attractive to people who engage in risky sexual activity, researchers have found.
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The higher the carbon dioxide, the worse the test-takers did; at 2,500 ppm, their scores were generally much worse than at 1,000 ppm.
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Their analysis tried to document how short- and long-term pollution exposure might have affected the scores — and, by extension, the test-takers' brains.
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He has given it up for charity, and offered it as a inducement during his mayoral campaign to donors though there were no takers.
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But there were plenty of takers: By midwinter, Avenue had ''more than a dozen, less than 1.423'' clients, Lewandowski told me at the time.
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The pain and destruction caused by evil, selfish takers like this defendant, but we have also seen how one voice can start a movement.
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A Nielsen and Facebook study showed 63 percent of survey takers increased messaging with companies over the last two years in 14 different markets.
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Of the several dozen quiz-takers who wrote to us, William Chittam and Patrick Kavanagh correctly identified all four tidbits tied to German history.
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Getting a head start in remote Alaska also ensures that census takers can properly account for those who migrate with the change of seasons.
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The woman then patched a man onto the line who claimed he had been told to relay his hostage-takers' demands to the paper.
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Sergeant Bratz said officials were in contact with the hostage-takers, but he gave no details about their demands or the progress of negotiations.
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Grow-the-pie Democrats know that good jobs don't come from government or grow on trees — they come from risk-takers who start companies.
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In one, expert test takers in New York memorized the answers and phoned them to people taking the exam hours later in Los Angeles.
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While an overwhelming majority of survey takers (93 percent) say they support equality for women, many Americans still hold at least some sexist attitudes.
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"It's a clean and crisp study on the subject of are liquidity takers being harmed," said David Weisberger, head of trading analytics at IHS-Markit.
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She may be one of the biggest risk takers of the night, but that's exactly why I love the Oscar-winning actress's glittering Gucci dress.
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Note-takers are not essential: In the past, interpreters have fulfilled that role by drawing on their contemporaneous notes to provide an official, historic record.
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Morning Consult explained the allegations to survey takers in one of its questions, but not the question pertaining to whether O'Reilly should remain on air.
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Kogan recruited survey takers via the micro-task platform, paying them $1 or $2 to answer a survey and allow access to their Facebook data.
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Through this film, I learned so much about TBIs, its effect on the person injured and the effect it has on family and care takers.
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That's more than 1,000 employees – from hot dog vendors to ticket takers to janitors to security guards – who will own a piece of Cavaliers history.
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If the government wants to ask census-takers if they are citizens, it needs to come up with a justification that is "reasoned", not "contrived".
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Apple confirmed to The Verge that the phenomenon some iPhone users dubbed "Beautygate" was indeed a thing, and not the imagination of paranoid selfie-takers.
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In the book, the Wharton business school professor and New York Times bestselling author breaks people into three categories at work: givers, takers and matchers.
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Some of the articles presented readers with "just the (congenial) facts": these survey-takers saw a news story showing either optimistic or gloomy economic data.
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Pencils, unlike trunks, still serve a day-to-day function for students, designers and contractors, as well as note takers predisposed to changing their minds.
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The National Security Service accused the hostage takers' supporters of spreading false rumors on the internet about an uprising and the seizure of other buildings.
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Last year there were 250,260 roles for the 930,000 takers of the Chinese civil-service exam (the picture above shows candidates at a test centre).
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Nearly three-quarters of students considered college AP credit policies when making their enrollment decision, according to a College Board survey of 2016 test takers.
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This all-takers philosophy was mostly born out of the desperation when my Army husband deployed, leaving me in a place where I knew nobody.
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Jared originally put the Hollywood Hills home on the market in November for $1,999,000, but there were no takers so he took the sign down.
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Harish Bijoor, a brand consultant, however, called the banks' move a knee-jerk reaction and said there might not be many takers for the trademarks.
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Hugh Hefner's widow, Crystal Harris, has slashed $700k off the price of her Hollywood Hills home after 3 months on the market with no takers.
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Negotiations were also continuing with potential LNG off-takers as Shell's exclusive arrangement draws to a close in 2020, which Reuters exclusively reported in May.
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Because material from past SATs is typically reused on later exams, the items New Oriental is distributing could provide test-takers with an unfair advantage.
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Across the nation, risk-takers have poured billions of dollars into the industry while knowing they could be arrested by federal agents at any moment.
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What signal do we send to the risk-takers, the innovators and those who courageously struggle to succeed, when we punish prosperity and vilify success?
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Rogers put out a call last year offering to automate parts of other peoples' jobs for them, but even then, he didn't get any takers.
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It abolishes the federal charters of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while allowing them to become private credit risk takers, among other such private institutions.
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The statement from the National Security Service called on the hostage-takers to lay down their weapons, while noting that negotiations alone might not suffice.
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Some US officials have expressed concern about Putin and Trump meeting without note-takers or witnesses present, due to Putin's reputation as a shrewd negotiator.
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Numbers like these seem to confirm the thinking that immigrants are natural risk-takers making the best from living in a country of abundant opportunity.
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The stocks have had high-flying market success and lofty valuations, making them easy targets for skittish profit-takers should the stock market turn sour.
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Yet despite these impressive responses, 61 percent of the survey takers claimed they weren't involved in the creation of any virtual or augmented reality games.
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Now a consortium of new-money risk takers is poised to profit from turn-of-the-217th-century artifacts that curators had hoped to claim.
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They didn't get any takers, so they slashed the price, and slashed ... and slashed some more before finally accepting an offer for around $2.75 mil.
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Ms. Curtin is one of the risk-takers who moved to this historic oceanfront resort when it was a capital of crime, drugs and disappointment.
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Census-takers will need to go door-to-door to get responses from the rest -- and they only have a few months to do it.
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The largest number of openings are for census takers, but the bureau is also hiring for other temporary positions, including clerks and office operations supervisors.
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The note takers did their job, but then, reportedly aghast at Mr. Trump's extortionary message, watched as White House lawyers apparently spirited away the evidence.
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Once, Dr. Lane said, she was trying to get women in a small town to sign up for her mammogram service, but had few takers.
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They complete homework and take tests, ungraded, with the help of note takers, who are supplied by the university to sit with them in class.
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The mostly online retailer leans on a vast network of celebrities, influencers, and random selfie takers who post about the brand relentlessly on social media.
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"So far, we haven't had a lot of takers," said Josh Boyd, director of undergraduate studies in the Brian Lamb School of Communication at Purdue.
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But the President later retreated, instead asking government agencies to provide records that could determine a head-count of citizens without polling census-takers directly.
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The meeting was an unusual break from protocol, with aides, note takers and relevant translators typically attending meetings between American officials and their foreign counterparts.
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Despite all the stories of economic gloom, our society has progressed in important ways, notably, that our dirty jobs are struggling to find domestic takers.
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One in three survey takers who were health care professionals agreed that having a household firearm increases suicide risk, including 12 percent who owned guns.
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An American woman who was held captive by the Taliban said her hostage-takers beat and raped her when she attempted to defend her children.
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The inability of LSAT takers to follow the test's extremely onerous rules is slightly disconcerting, considering these are the future arbiters of our legal system.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the local News Journal said it received two phone calls from inmates communicating demands from hostage-takers in terms of a manifesto.
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It went up above the two-tier inner city ring road known as the Periferico last week after failing to find takers in the United States.
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He's already trying to rally his colleagues and members of the budget hawkish House Freedom Caucus to join him, though he hasn't found any takers yet.
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If Google had offered us the chance to pay $30 per year to keep Reader alive, you better believe they would have had a few takers!
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The data gathered from these tests — which required test-takers to link the app with their Facebook profiles — was ostensibly to be used for academic purposes.
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The games press "takes itself too seriously"—well, if it was full of complete piss-takers, I don't suppose all that much work would get done.
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Many come from Wall Street and, contrary to popular belief in the startup ecosystem, many of these folks are quite entrepreneurial and almost definitionally risk takers.
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North Carolina, for one, has required test takers with the new model MacBooks to disable the Touch Bar, while New York is banning the machines altogether.
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Ahead, click through to meet the risk-takers, see the magical transformations, and, hopefully, be persuaded to pick up the phone and make that salon appointment.
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And a "New Space Generation" of visionaries and commercial risk takers are considering the practical, social and economic challenges to work, produce, and live off-planet.
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The state bar has prohibited test-takers from using the device, and anyone using a device with the new updates will have to make some adjustments.
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While female respondents said they'd quietly cough up $383 on average, male survey-takers were willing to spend $1,259 without mentioning it to their better halves.
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After United offered travel vouchers and didn't find any takers, the man and three of his fellow passengers were reportedly randomly selected and asked to deboard.
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SAUNDERS: WELL, IT WASN'T MEANT TO BE A CRITICISM OF HEATHER OR ANY ONE PARTICULAR COMPANY, BUT RATHER THE AGGREGATE ACTIONS OF SOME EGREGIOUS PRICE TAKERS.
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But test takers with their phones next to them on the desk scored the lowest in being able to retain data out of all three groups.
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"Call-takers are required to ask specific questions to determine the nature of the event" and decide whether the police should be sent, the statement said.
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Bad lighting, cranky photo takers, and now, in some states, not being allowed to smile all add up to create a perfect storm of bad pics.
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But if you fail there, you could try again down the road at the Dallas Police Department, where 77 percent of test-takers passed last year.
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On May 19, 3.5 ounce samples of Frozen Dunkin' Coffee will be given to all takers while supplies last at participating stores between 10am and 2pm.
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It also means test takers get different questions in a different order from one another and from previous exams that may have been leaked or stolen.
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The entire town — home to just 15 people — is now available to the highest bidder after there were no takers on its $1.5 million sale price.
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At the Paul Smith "Pink Wall" on Melrose, selfie takers are heading to the side facing the street that wasn't defaced to get their photos. pic.twitter.
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But so far, it doesn't seem like there are any takers other than Secretary Mnuchin and he's not going to be able to do this alone.
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Mischa tried unloading the home before in 2010 for $8.6 mill, but there were no takers so she listed it as a rental for $35k/month.
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But the financial appeal of this offer has caused its takers to ignore the joylessness of the Subway sandwich, and the curse of its parent company.
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My story isn't unique — an unmistakable indicator, if there ever was one, that America is and has always been the land of ideas and risk takers.
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Purple has always been associated with royalty... but when it comes to hair, we associate the color with the raddest risk takers all around the globe.
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Until recently, the only thing we really knew about it is that people who are chronic risk-takers often seek the thrill experienced in high elevations.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines knows it, and trades on his people's fear of crime to unleash his police on alleged drug traders and takers.
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Median scores on the Law School Admission Test began to creep up, eventually moving several points above 150, roughly the median for all test-takers nationally.
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Often called the energy market's "toll takers," they have long-term contracts with producers such as Chesapeake to move, process and store energy products, experts said.
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"There's always a Toolan waiting out there to keep your ego in check, providing you keep the risk takers and mavericks at your side," Mattis writes.
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Valuing economic success led by real businesses has long seemed a Republican priority, while Democrats cared about caring … "makers versus takers" as the Republican adage goes.
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The College Board says it never flags scores for review solely on gains, though scores could be flagged when test takers' sheets have similar answers. 5.
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German investment firm Dr. Peters Group has decided to sell its off-lease A380s for spare parts after it couldn't find any takers for the plane.
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Lavender farmers in England appreciates the Instagram photo takers who pay to visit their land, but they complain that it gets too overcrowded on the weekends.
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Without official note-takers or other witnesses, one-on-one meetings lack any official record, making it difficult afterward to determine whether agreements have been reached.
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Do they believe that America's risk-takers who create jobs are a profit engine to be unleashed or a menace only to be regulated and taxed?
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However, it seems highly unlikely that survey takers are more prone to misrepresenting their sentiment or their business plans than they have been in the past.
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I have to agree with him that the risk-takers and those who go above and beyond should be spared over those who play it safe.
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Across the U.S., recyclers had been accustomed to sending major portions of their paper and plastic to China, but now they're scrambling to find other takers.
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The Syrian authorities and their allies made several offers to allow civilians and fighters to leave eastern Aleppo under government supervision, but there were few takers.
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Some advocates accused the administration of intentionally intimidating immigrant communities, and vowed to mount a campaign to encourage people to participate, rather than shun, census takers.
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In New York, a more humble campaign has been underway since 2014 to keep selfie takers away from tigers, apparently the ideal babe magnet on Tinder.
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Thronged by afternoon tea takers and bar goers in Ireland's capital, the Shelbourne Dublin hotel plans to open a private bar for guests only this spring.
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"The difference was that that was back in the day when enumerators took the census," she said, referring to census takers who go door to door.
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GMAT test-takers must deposit watches — smart or otherwise — in lockers before entering testing rooms, said Jennifer Garfinkel, a spokeswoman for the Graduate Management Admission Council.
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But for anyone tempted not to respond, know this: The people who are census-takers are like a dog looking for that tasty bone he buried.
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Chinese billionaires are also bigger risk takers, which resulted in the high turnover in their ranks that saw 51 people lose the title there last year.
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Teenagers are notorious risk-takers because, in part, the reward circuit of the brain develops long before the prefrontal cortex, the seat of reasoning and control.
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The Russians and Saudis "will be price takers," and the higher oil prices "will only be blamed on the Trump administration," he told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But then again, Mr. Pompeo has also found few takers for an international coalition to patrol the Persian Gulf and surrounding waters to protect oil shipments.
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The New York Times reported in July that a neo-Nazi website implored readers to apply to be Census takers and report undocumented people to ICE.
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North Carolina has made a show of addressing this, hiring a legion of tutors and note takers and building a 29,000-square-foot academic support center.
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"They were always risk takers, had big visions and big plans ... always prepared to put their money and their mind where their mouth was," he said.
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As President, he has long banned note-takers from some talks with foreign leaders and then limited White House reporting on his phone calls with them.
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But then again, Mr. Pompeo has also found few takers for an international coalition to patrol the Persian Gulf and surrounding waters to protect oil shipments.
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Interestingly enough, YouGov finds that blacks are viewed (second to "Upper class people") by 45 percent of Americans as "takers"; specifically, by 50 percent of whites.
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Weekly News Quiz Congratulations: After a slight dip in scores two weeks ago, over 80 percent of quiz-takers got all ten questions right last week.
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The summary, not a verbatim transcript, was developed with assistance from voice-recognition software along with note takers and experts listening, a White House official said.
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Q. risk-takers — and at the same time encourage radical entrepreneurship, provide stronger safety nets like health care, and foster life-learning opportunities for every citizen.
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But as they continue to grow, they will transition from being "policy takers" and will likely adjust how they interact with multilateral agencies like the WHO.
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The summary, not a verbatim transcript, was developed with assistance from voice-recognition software along with note takers and experts listening, a White House official said.
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Only one country has agreed to repatriate its citizen-fighters, and American officials have refused to identify it, fearing the publicity would dissuade any other takers.
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In one previous scandal, expert test-takers in New York memorized the answers and phoned them to people taking the exam hours later in Los Angeles.
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As mayor of Mexico City from 212 to 2100, Mr López Obrador sent survey-takers door to door to find out what people thought of his initiatives.
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The Darkness are ultimate piss-takers so obviously this is not an entirely serious song; the pettiness of it is almost certainly well known to the band.
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During an emergency call it will privately and safely share precise location data with "call-takers, dispatchers and first responders" through the software those services already use.
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That's compared to one of the 24 placebo takers still eating peanuts, six of whom had allergic reactions from accidentally eating peanuts since completing the last study.
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Valentino, a 2000-year-old businessman, lowered the price of his four-bedroom house by 220,26.5 pounds to 653,265 pounds ($270 million) but still found no takers.
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Most of the survey takers were highly concerned about their privacy online, with the ability for anyone to see what's on their account being a major concern.
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We agreed that we wanted a company of risk-takers -- the media landscape changes about every four seconds, so thinking big and moving quickly is non-negotiable.
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Click here for Episode 1 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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The standard certification test asks takers to follow a series of prompts to complete specific tasks like renaming a slideshow or using the Excel COUNTIF function correctly.
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WorkIT, which licenses its system to other labour organisations, has six takers, including the Pilipino Workers Centre in Los Angeles and United Voice, an Australian union. Coworker.
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Among those with elevated "bad" cholesterol, 41.2 percent who completed a Journey lowered it by at least 10 percent, compared to 303 percent of non-Journey-takers.
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Straightening Treatments Ask any metal-mouthed middle-schooler if they'd voluntarily go through braces as an adult, and we'd bet you wouldn't get a lot of takers.
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This year for Prime Day, most of the survey takers said they will be shopping for themselves (76 percent) and are planning to buy electronics (45 percent).
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Her paint-only apperance in SI's swimsuit issue after appearing in more traditional garb last edition will surely divide the Internet's hot-takers along two predictable lines.
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The Colts tried to trade Davis, whose contract is up after the season, at the deadline this week but found no takers, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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He estimated that it would cost $40 million to construct a prototype cloud seeding system but has not been able to find any public or private takers.
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Instead of confirming that Muhammad was the last of the prophets with the phrase "I solemnly swear", oath-takers would now only have to say, "I believe".
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In other words, the endurance of risk creates bonds not only among the risk-takers, but also among their nearest and dearest who are willing them on.
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As for the ACT test, the organization won't disclose figures, but people familiar with the matter estimate the exam drew about 22012,20133 foreign test-takers last year.
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Because the test moves so quickly, there isn't a lot of time to figure out the right answers: Test takers get less than 15 seconds per question.
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When there are more passengers than seats, the industry normally auctions off the right to give up a seat in exchange for money and finds many takers.
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"It has long been my view that risk-takers are not sufficiently rewarded in the world of ideas and that academic incentives are too conservative," he said.
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Democratic calls for the abolition of ICE may make the activist base of the party giddy, but the position has few takers in most of the country.
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But can we please remember that our growth and good jobs are driven by risk-takers in the private sector starting new companies and creating more taxpayers.
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Among today's releases: Siddhartha Mukherjee's "The Gene: An Intimate History," and Rana Foroohar's "Makers and Takers," on the rise of finance and the fall of American business.
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The stylish are not risk-takers: They have a deep and unfailing sense of what works, what looks good on them, what feels good, what they like.
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Total employed in the US: 2,430What they do, according to O*NET: Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers help customers attending events or lining up for rides.
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Although these males are equally likely to have sex with naturally cycling and pill-taking females, when they have sex with the pill-takers, they don't ejaculate.
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Until recently, cabinet officials in Donald Trump's administration disagreed with one another over whether the president should side with the hostage-takers or the more responsible faction.
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They recognize the value in nurturing entrepreneurship among their country's youth, and they empower their young people to lead the next generation of innovators and risk takers.
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Related: See the 2050 Risk Takers pushing global business forward P&G knew it faced those risks, but ultimately, the company decided to take a chance anyway.
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I am speaking of generosity, altruism and support for one's neighbors, with no distinction made between "makers" and "takers" as everyone faces torrents of water and wind.
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So they oppose programs that help the poor partly out of a general hostility toward "takers," but also because they hate the idea of government helping anyone.
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Nonprofits should also explore mergers, consolidations and the divestment of "non-core" programs, though the number of "takers" is probably small in the midst of a crisis.
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Salter estimated that it would cost $40 million to construct a prototype cloud seeding system but has not been able to find any public or private takers.
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Since the condo kicked off sales in 212, it has struggled to find takers for its one- to three-bedrooms, which currently average $22014,22013 a square foot.
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The Communist census-takers who came to her remote fishing village were appalled by this relic of a feudal past, with her bound feet and bent body.
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The immediate impact of the suspension, beyond a delay in a scheduled count of the nation's homeless and a break in training census-takers, was not clear.
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About 15 percent of test takers are then invited back to take part in individual and group activities for two hours with a teacher and three psychologists.
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He coached potential bribe takers on how to impress a sheikh, suggested ways to make deals and laced his converstions with obscenity and authentic Bronx street talk.
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Sheriff Kory Honea of Butte County said the number of missing people spiked as call takers went back and reviewed reports that had been taken days ago.
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The most popular tests are those that promise to reveal test takers' ancestry and identify their relatives — and have the potential to upend our understanding of ourselves.
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Just as few can buy mega-projects, there might be limited takers when it comes to sell, should that coincide with poor conditions for initial public offerings.
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Though planned as a public park, the design also accommodated three outdoor event venues; it's easy to imagine ticket-takers and other gate-keepers manning those bridges.
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The Agriculture Department, for example, tried to build interest in a milk-protein-based product more than a decade ago but found no takers, Dr. Tomasula said.
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And in a country in which the messy guts of our institutions are increasingly conspicuous and the merchants of cynicism grow ever bolder, he'll find takers aplenty.
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And in a country in which the messy guts of our institutions are increasingly conspicuous and the merchants of cynicism grow ever bolder, he'll find takers aplenty.
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British regulators do not want to become "rule takers", unable to diverge from EU regulations to tackle new risks that might develop in the UK's financial sector.
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For their study, in JAMA Psychiatry, scientists linked the scores of 82,232 of the test-takers to Medicare data on diagnoses of dementia from 2011 to 2013.
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No matter what he did, the hot-takers would declare Biden to be fatally out of touch, too old, too moderate, too tired and not angry enough.
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Serial selfie-takers could be referred to the Committee on Ethics, the opaque panel that members know well as the vortex where complaints against themselves are disappeared.
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However, the auction proceeds were far below the total value of the spectrum pegged at 5.6 trillion rupees as less than half of the spectrum found takers.
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Strengthening governments' technical capacities, encouraging the harmonization of regulations and tendering procedures, helping to create credible off-takers and system operators - all this will help Africa's electrification.
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Ultimately the bank's shareholders supported a business model based on paying extremely large sums to some of the most brazen risk-takers Wall Street had ever produced.
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This is probably not because their English got worse; more likely, a big increase in the number of test-takers brought in more people with weak English.
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The family contacted 25 of them but there were no takers, according to co-counsel Paul Stafford who argued the case in court Wednesday for Payton's family.
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"There was a time that I would talk about a difference between 'makers' and 'takers' in our country, referring to people who accepted government benefits," he said.
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Babies and toddlers are known to be bath-takers; even if you do not have children, a youngster might pay you a visit and need a bath.
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"There was a time when I would talk about a difference between 'makers' and 'takers' in our country, referring to people who accepted government benefits," he said.
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"The vicious and brutal actions of the hostage-takers have led to a needless death," said Trudeau, adding that Canadian officials are working to confirm the reports.
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A 14th-century stepwell in Delhi, as featured in "PK", another of Mr Khan's films, is thronged with selfie-takers, as is another centuries-old stepwell in Rajasthan.
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Lastly, they surveyed another larger group of selfie-takers and found that the more they loved to take selfies, the more they were motivated by these six factors.
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Handelsblatt, citing company insiders, said few staff had been offered buyouts while Kengeter was at the helm and there would be willing takers if offers were made now.
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Existing accommodations for blind test takers included the use of screen-reading software, braille exam forms, and the use of a braille writer or braille graphics and figures.
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So of course, it was filled with advisors and note-takers and so we have 100% of an idea of what happened inside the meeting is that right?
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Their vehicle goes missing while they walk through the fairgrounds, during which the most menacing panels are again wordless, filled with looming dark tents and leering ticket-takers.
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Such invisibility "makes it easier for the government and society to treat favela residents like they don't exist", says Everton Pereira da Silva, one of the census-takers.
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"Because a number of test-takers have likely already been exposed to these test materials, we had no choice," the organization said in a statement at the time.
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Seventy-four percent of people earning $75,000 or more who took leave received some pay, as opposed to 37 percent of leave takers in the lowest income brackets.
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She put the 6 bed, 7 bath house on the market for $3.9 mil in June 2016, but dropped the price in April when there were no takers.
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White nationalist groups have significantly ramped up recruitment and propaganda efforts on American college campuses in the past year, but it's not clear whether they're getting more takers.
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While Wang will be the only megastar taking the exam, his post-exam game plan will most likely strike a chord with his nine million fellow test takers.
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This month, ACT Inc announced that, to combat cheating, it planned to introduce a computerized version of the ACT for overseas test-takers in the fall of 2017.
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From Provo to Portland and Nashville to New Orleans, entrepreneurs and risk-takers are launching new ventures in the hope that they will become the next big thing.
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But at the end of the day, even though real estate is a game for risk takers, it's also a game where the downside risk is very limited.
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Obama could have told House Republicans to stuff it—that he would not negotiate with hostage takers, especially over something as solemn as the validity of U.S. debt.
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Ryan has since tried to distance himself from his old intellectual hero Ayn Rand, and from the Objectivist "makers and takers" rhetoric that made him a conservative star.
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Small Permian producer Elevation Resources LLC would like to sell out to the bigger firms working neighboring properties - Occidental, Diamondback and Exxon - but so far has no takers.
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Trump's high tariffs on nearly half of all U.S. imports from China have created opportunities for massive rewards for risk-takers to profit from the large cost differentials.
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There is no social contract because there is no such thing as "we the people," only winners and losers, or in the Ayn Rand formulation, givers and takers.
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Modern States is also paying exam fees for the first 10,000 test takers, enabling students anywhere to earn up to a full year's worth of credit for free.
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The SAT also came under renewed criticism following this year's college admission scandal, where wealthy parents paid test-takers to cheat and take the test for their children.
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Of the hot new travel destinations discovered through Instagram, these 15 spots have been ruined, desecrated, or even closed down permanently thanks to a barrage of photo-takers.
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The plot, called "The Mountain," had been listed for a breathtaking $1 billion in July 2018 — but even after a $350 million price cut, there were no takers.
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Toll takers said they had been plied with pickup lines, phone numbers, and gifts like perfume, flowers and food while also being targets of stares and filthy gestures.
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The benefits of napping for memory and learning are well described: a 90-minute nap confers the same benefits to test takers as an eight-hour night's sleep.
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Honorable mentions include Barry Sanders ("But he's so overrated!" scream the counter-takers), Adrian Peterson (that run against the Browns!), Jamaal Charles (did you just speak his name?
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I mean, most actual drug takers don't even know how much ice is, so why would the coppers know that a couple rocks aren't, like, seventy thousand dollars?
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However, the app also collected the information of the test-takers' Facebook friends, leading to the accumulation of a data pool tens of millions-strong, the Observer said.
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TheG7has a 12-megapixel and 5-megapixel dual-lens camera setup, which is quite good, and selfie-takers will be pleased with the 8-megapixel front-facing camera.
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Test-takers — who may spend significant amounts of money on test prep and the test itself — are having their own data sold without any apparent benefit to themselves.
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If no new government is in place by then, the current government, continuing as care-takers, would put forward a budget until a new cabinet can take office.
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" Today's white nationalists view themselves as an exploited race of givers trying to protect their children from a world full of non-white takers and Caucasian "self-haters.
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Wasserman said there are thousands of part-time workers, ranging from ushers and ticket takers to security personnel and janitors, who count on these concerts for their livelihood.
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According to conservative doctrine, the combination of high taxes and aid to "takers" must really destroy incentives both to create jobs and to take them in any case.
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More than his predecessors, the president needs competent, even-keeled people around him, and there's no surfeit of A-list takers for even the administration's highest-ranking jobs.
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They argued instead that the government could deploy waves of extra census-takers — at additional millions of dollars in federal cost — to track those who do not respond.
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Otter.ai, an AI-powered transcription app and note-takers' best friend, has received a strategic investment from Japan's leading mobile operator and new Otter partner, NTT DOCOMO Inc.
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The bureau expects to hire 300,000 to 500,000 census takers for the 2020 count, and has so far taken 1.8 million applications for those temporary jobs, Dillingham said.
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But Eric Lascelles, chief economist at RBC Global Asset Management, questions if this can last, with a rapidly ageing population set to turn from taxpayers into pension takers.
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The home originally hit the market in 2017 but after more than two years without any takers and after two price reductions, it's now listed for $150 million.
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A police officer had been stabbed, he told the newspaper, adding that he was unaware of how many hostage takers there were, because his face had been covered.
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The Army's ownership of the ammunition plant ended 10 years ago, and the state of Kansas has tried to find new takers for the bunkers and warehouses there.
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In particular, 41 percent of the survey takers considered Facebook video the best place to launch a new ad campaign over TV (25 percent) and YouTube (10 percent).
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From extreme planners to spontaneous trip-takers, from nature-lovers to museum-goers, from road-trippers to jet-setters, each adventurer can find the right travel journal ahead.
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Related: Risk Takers: The 20 leaders pushing global business forward Brands will often partner with social media stars on sponsored Instagram posts to reach that person's unique audience.
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"The United States condemns hostage takers and nations that continue to take hostages and detain our citizens without just cause or due process," the White House statement read.
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What researchers confirmed is something that minorities understand and live every day: Racial identity is complicated, and race isn't biological as the census takers might once have thought.
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On one side of the marketplace — the supply — there are people who provide the content: excellent note takers who want to make some extra cash by selling their notes.
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Because I want a city full of artists – I mean, I want New York to be full of artists and writers and dancers and, you know – RG: Risk takers?
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It relied on bribes to coaches, phony test takers and even doctored photos misrepresenting non-athletic applicants as elite competitors to gain admissions for the offspring of rich parents.
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Some choice sections:Pete Roberts of Nottingham, England, was one of the many risk-takers who threw their savings into cryptocurrencies when prices were going through the roof last winter.
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It's hard to say how many quiz takers were rescued from the jaws of doubt by my vigilance, but I think a fair estimate is thousands, if not millions.
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Related: See the 25 Risk Takers pushing global business forward Back in May, Sarandos said that Netflix would work with the ACLU to fight the heartbeat law in court.
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Test takers are asked to identify animals, and draw a clock face, putting in all of the numbers and setting the clock hands to a specific time, as well.
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The level of detail even captures the slightest stroke of the pen, and having instant digitized notes without worrying about cumbersome styli is a boon for note takers everywhere.
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They argue that in the aftermath of a poor debate showing, for example, a candidate's supporters are simply less likely to respond to poll takers, artificially skewing the outcome.
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Dozens of others are still awaiting repair, and officials are asking selfie-takers to stay away from their still-cracked surfaces, no matter how visually appealing they might be.
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Test takers were asked to put their phone face up on the desk next to them (rather than face down), in their pocket or bag, or in another room.
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Hedge funds and other money managers tend to be dynamic price-makers rather than passive price-takers because they trade on expectations of where prices will move in future.
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But at the end of last week, Trump retreated, instead asking government agencies to provide records that could determine a head-count of citizens without polling census-takers directly.
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That's because takers are constantly looking to impress their superiors, while givers are willing to spend time helping those who won't necessarily be able to help them in return.
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But Sen also noted that the private providers' use of contract survey takers raises questions about quality, and said the government used rigorously trained officials, even if less frequently.
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It's still a neutral, so not too bold for all you non-risk takers, but also changes it up a bit from the go-to "space grey" and silver.
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But interviews and an analysis of online discussions by test-takers indicate the College Board does not recycle SATs as frequently in the United States as it has abroad.
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The influx of photo-takers has made it difficult for residents to go about their daily life, including playing on the aforementioned basketball courts, The New York Times reported.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, politicians are portraying immigrants and refugees as a plague on society: job-takers and criminals who make us less prosperous and less safe.
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Murad slowly finds his voice and discovers that his art has takers, including Sky (Kalki Koechlin), an affluent music aficionado who might be his ticket to the big league.
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Sagely's extra-large pill organizer is versatile, offering two weeks' worth of medicine for once a day pill-takers and one week for those who have two daily doses.
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One way to make sense of these findings is to consider them in light of previous research, which has found that psychopaths are bigger risk-takers across the board.
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In an era when nearly every Olympic athlete — and millions of fans — are all taking pictures, it is harder and harder for the professional picture takers to stand out.
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New Zealand's two young spinners, Ish Sodhi and Mitchell Santner, have been the most effective bowlers in any team and were the leading wicket-takers in the pool stage.
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The market had rallied for eight consecutive weeks and peaked at a 33-month high last week before profit takers took advantage of the gains to sell their holdings.
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Folds recently participated as a guest photo editor for National Geographic's Your Shot program, a recurring, themed photo assignment that NatGeo outsources to their online community of picture takers.
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If the supply is well in excess of demand prices often drop to unprofitable levels and growers, as price takers, are forced to sell their crop at a loss.
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Diminishing the challenges and psychological ramifications of their job isn't just hurtful because it's inaccurate and exclusionary, it actually makes call takers and dispatchers less likely to seek help.
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If response rates for the census are low, critics worry that the bureau may be unable to adjust the data or deploy enough census takers to low-response communities.
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The so-called "opt-out" movement caught fire three years ago when more than 200,000 students across the state — 20 percent of test takers — refused to take the exam.
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In 2003, the College Board stopped flagging test takers who were given special accommodations such as extended time, reasoning that it could lead to discrimination against students with disabilities.
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Unless measures are taken to guarantee their income, the hourly workers who staff these arenas—food vendors, event security, ticket-takers, and cleaning staff—won't get their regular paychecks.
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True, taking a test prep course doesn't guarantee admission to such a school, but it does offer clear benefits and is widely understood to be essential to test-takers.
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But she also said they were pleased the Census Bureau had announced some changes in the direction they sought, including hiring more census-takers and spending more on communications.
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She notes how recent presidential candidates have declared vast swaths of the public as "unworthy of their attention" (Romney's 47 percent of "takers") or beneath their contempt (Hillary's "deplorables").
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When he was a presidential candidate in 193073, Senator Mitt Romney famously lambasted the 193063 percent of "takers" who, according to him, do not contribute to the public coffers.
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"Soul Train Utica," on the other hand, is an annual four-hour charter train ride that calls itself, in the absence of other takers, the hippest trip in Utica.
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But Holmes was not allowed into the meeting and waited for thirty minutes while Sondland and the Ukrainian met alone – without any note-takers to record what was said.
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Acknowledging that his administration had failed the families of those captives, Mr. Obama said that going forward, the United States government could under some circumstances negotiate with hostage takers.
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The actress was joined by her "Grace and Frankie" co-star Lily Tomlin to headline a climate rally that offered plenty of chances to get arrested, but few takers.
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But Holmes was not allowed into the meeting and waited for thirty minutes while Sondland and the Ukrainian met alone -- without any note-takers to record what was said.
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The Dursleys' home was ranked eighth on the Porch movie home list, with the cupboard under the stairs seeming like a good place to live for some survey-takers.
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Armies of selfie-takers-and-sharers were arriving, more interested in photogenic events, like the Costume Institute's theatrically installed "Manus x Machina" show last year, than in archival objects.
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The office was told to assess the average length of time it takes to process an emergency call, develop call-processing standards and train call-takers on those standards.
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It's no accident that Republican voters increasingly believe that the "takers" are lazy minorities who depend on the government and that immigrants here illegally are bleeding the system dry.
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Census takers must have come counting during the times of the year when seasonal work is idle, and people temporarily leave to "try their luck" in Florida, he said.
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Census takers who normally would visit nursing homes for individual interviews, to cite one example, now may not be allowed in, or may resist going for fear of infection.
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So probably the two in-the-moment profit-takers give us a better sense of who Hendrix was in the excited, spiritual, bummed-out sprawl of his final year.
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The Museum of Selfies is trying to have it both ways: acting as both a playground for selfie-takers, and a gently educational venue for learning about self-portraiture.
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In "the multi-cloud world," the market-share takers — like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Alphabet's Google Cloud, Alibaba and IBM — will remain, Poonen told Cramer in a Tuesday interview.
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The organization will research how to improve accessibility for all test takers and release a new version of the test within four years, according to the terms of the settlement.
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The White House uses note-takers listening in on the call as well as voice recognition software to create a rough transcript that is a close approximation of the call.
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Smith also noted that the test-takers would receive a follow-up email the day after the game, which would offer a chance to withdraw if they'd changed their minds.
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Oberyn doesn't even crack the poll's top three in shocking deaths, but in spite of what the poll-takers think, his demise is no less surprising than Ned's or Robb's.
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The World Food Programme provides all registered refugees with a food parcel every two weeks, and the International Organization for Migration offers daily bread to all takers, registered or not.
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But there's something kind of cool about a challenge to optimize code that NASA runs on its Pleiades supercomputer to make spaceships better, so maybe it will find some takers.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump has had a tumultuous relationship with Republicans in Washington -- but all signs point to him having plenty of takers if he gets to staff an administration.
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You can try setting a 5,000 Coin price on an OVR 77 Theo Riddick card, but you won't get many takers if everyone else sells him for around 2,000 Coins.
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Survey-takers at the center of the political spectrum rated Stein's minute-long ad, titled "Terrible," the most effective political ad released in August, according to the Ace Metrix data.
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The strongest connection was with colorectal cancer: There was a 31% lower risk for women and 30% for men who were among regular aspirin takers, as other studies have showed.
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Along with the compulsive selfie-takers busy distracting everyone else with their self-obsessed ways, there's also the amateur videographers who will freak out every time somebody stands their way.
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A gas company that erased women's seniority while they were on maternity leave, while keeping other leave-takers' credit intact, was ruled in 1977 to have discriminated because of sex.
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Another interesting finding was 47 percent of survey takers said they would rather take an easy job working for someone else rather than the harder task of working for themselves.
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In addition, if a teen is taking the pill to manipulate her period and decides to be sexually active, there may be false reassurance about contraception for inconsistent pill takers.
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The general public has the highest anticipation for Sanders' debating this Thursday, with 44.1% of survey-takers expecting him to triumph, tailed by Biden and Warren with around 41% each.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, American banks have spent millions of dollars on advertising, consultants and social media initiatives, seeking to portray themselves as something other than greedy risk-takers.
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In the event that Kuvée can't find any takers by the time it stops manufacturing cartridges on March 26 (they're currently 50 percent off), its technology will be deemed useless.
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The mall owner wants to tear it down and sell it but there are no takers, so Dr. Roberts is lucky enough to be granted a stay of his execution.
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Dr. Crosby had found no takers among mainstream publishers In the preface to "The Columbian Exchange," Professor Crosby addressed his interdisciplinary method and what may be considered his scholarly legacy.
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