Party leaders make up many of the slots, including Gov.
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The slots owned by Monarch are worth an estimated £60m ($79m).
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Male nominees are expected to fill 100 percent of the slots.
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The slots for winners are already set, from here until Judgment Day.
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Upstairs the slots are exclusively pre-occupied by the blue rinse brigade.
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He fits pretty well into the slots we need him to fill.
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The best option still required filling the slots WG—, IH—, and PT—.
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The writer does mention that smaller knives may not stay in the slots.
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Ditto the spaghetti tangle of USB cords in the slots in the middle.
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She'd spend 18 hours at a time playing the slots, neglecting all other responsibilities.
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Looks like Mama June's back at it ... but flying solo on the slots now.
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At the slots, his first pull jackpotted, netting an extra grand on his card.
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My stubby fingers have a hard enough time fitting into the slots for a normal old rotary my parents still have, and the slots are so tiny here that Mr. Volt has to use a stylus to get the dial to move comfortably.
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That means 50 percent of the slots will be held by competitors, the Commission said.
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Although 110,000 Iraqi refugees were authorized to enter, not all of the slots were filled.
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I hit the slots and, as my dreams predicted, I won and won and won.
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Those planes will swap in for the slots the Thomas Cook flights would have flown.
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In the event of a tie, Google will allocate the slots randomly among the tied bidders.
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They're like playing the slots in Vegas: You're paying for the experience, not a big win.
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EasyJet, IAG, Wizz and Norwegian have all expressed interest in the slots at the London airports.
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Uber has been trying to fill the slots in its C-suite, but it's not easy.
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The slots sat inside a semicircular array of desks known then, and now, as the rim.
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Gol and LATAM already control over two-thirds of the slots in each of those three airports.
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Asked about the slots, a spokesman for Aeromexico said the company did not have any more information.
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The slots could most easily be filled by refugees entering under what's known as the Lautenberg Amendment.
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The carrier controls over half the slots at London Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport in its most important city.
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Rivals still appear in only 6% of the slots available on the European version of Google's search engine.
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In fact, five of the slots for playoffs are already guaranteed, including both of the first-round byes.
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The court's ruling means that the slots will go into the pool and will be assigned by ACL.
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But with ANAC's decision to recall the slots, it is unclear whether the auction will still take place.
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In the generation that followed, there's Jennifer Lawrence, and then there are actors filling the slots in superhero movies.
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The rest of the album's producers are handpicked by Aguilera to fit into the slots and sounds she wants.
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In fact, auctions would create the absolute wrong incentive for governments—the scarcer the slots the higher the price.
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The slots along the width of the plate that allowed the system to see a strike were clearly visible.
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Although the roulette and craps are computerized, the casino offers blackjack and poker, and the slots machines are hypnotic.
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It has room for 110 golfers, even if it is rare if more than half the slots are occupied.
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The slots represent dollar amounts, from a mere one dollar to, in the most tension-packed round, one million.
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The new routes would launch for the 2020 summer flying schedule, once the U.S. Department of Transportation awards the slots.
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Now some of the slots will be filled by rival comparison-shopping services and will include links to their sites.
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Flights are expected to begin service by the summer of 2020, once the U.S. Department of Transportation awards the slots.
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It comes with six hooks that slide into the slots, but you can always order more if that's not enough.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have been furiously spending to ensure that their candidates get one of the slots in these three races.
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However analysts at RBC Capital Markets said the airline fleet was ageing and some of the slots had limited value.
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Adminstrators at KPMG hope to raise capital by transferring the slots at London's Gatwick and Luton airports to other airlines.
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It will be weighted toward Renault: Mr. Senard and Thierry Bolloré, its chief executive, will fill two of the slots.
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Some cameras with dual SD card slots are only compatible with UHS-II in one of the slots, not both.
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Analysts at Goodbody said that the slots could be used for further Level expansion, which could help it compete with Norwegian.
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After filing for insolvency, Niki to get special permission by the transport ministry within days to keep the slots, Gallistl said.
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I don't have time to research scientists who might have fit in one of the slots, but I'm sure they exist.
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Even better, Mr. Trabucco has been able to fill the slots crossing the HYPHEN (or DASH or "-") with fun, short words.
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Last year, several public universities created "verification panels" to decide who is deserving of the slots set aside for black students.
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Constituents had to sign up for the events on a first-come, first-serve basis, and the slots quickly filled up.
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Now all the slots are scooped up and some 22015 women are on the waiting list, according to program director Deliana Torres.
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Advertisers will buy the slots through the same Facebook ads manager and API they use to buy Instagram feed and Stories space.
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"The prioritization to me should be filling the slots at the State Department itself, because ambassadors don't really set policy," Stier said.
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A number of other posts then showed her playing the slots, captioning photos with phrases like: "Whore turned housewife and daddy's rich."
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The slots are loose, and you just have to cup your hands and start scooping the hall of famers off the floor.
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Frozen, the previous record-holder, is a Disney film, as are most of the slots in the top 10 highest-earner list.
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Avianca Brasil had planned to auction the slots on July 10, in hopes of raising at least $140 million for its creditors.
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At one point, he tries to cajole a friend to take one of the slots, even though she's never done stand-up before.
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That would account for almost all of the slots if it invited 220 actors, which is how many were offered membership last year.
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The kelp is shoved in the slots between the rows and left for a week for the hungry sea snails to munch on.
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The slots, as the rights are known, will allow Azul to boost its presence in some of the most heavily transited domestic routes.
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Thirteen of those positions have no nominee identified, including the slots for comptroller, space policy chief, and the head of international security affairs.
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There is also a chance of winning the jackpot every time one pulls the slots lever, yet how often does that go well?
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The slots in the rear are raised slightly — storing the bottles on a forward-slanted tilt — which ensures that the cork will remain damp.
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His only long spells out of New Orleans were spent in Las Vegas, where he wasted $2m on the slots before he was cured.
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In Sao Paulo's domestic Congonhas airport, Gol and LATAM already control a combined 92 percent of the slots, whereas Azul has just 3 percent.
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On the other hand, Golf Digest says the urethane material in the slots looks ugly enough that some people will dismiss the C200 immediately.
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Obviously, with no other candidates running, there was no concerted effort on the part of the Republicans to fill the slots in the primary.
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Many of the slots in the visa lottery go to outsourcing or contracting firms that depend on H-1B visas to staff their workforce.
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Qantas said it would use the slots to add a second daily Sydney-Haneda flight and to move its Melbourne-Narita flight to Haneda.
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Brazil's top three airlines, Gol, LATAM and Azul SA, had all expressed interest in the slots, and spent millions in efforts to secure them.
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Issa has introduced legislation to require high-skilled H-1B immigration spots to be reserved for companies that cannot fill the slots with American workers.
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We tried a handful of these projects at ESC Games' test studio in Manhattan, where the designers had filled about half the slots with volunteers.
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She and her boyfriend Geno were busted in Alabama for crack cocaine possession, and she's since been spotted several times hitting the slots in casinos.
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Some 83 percent of those companies, however, report that they are able to find few or no candidates for the slots they want to fill.
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Fraport Chief Executive Stefan Schulte said he expected easyJet would use the slots for Frankfurt-Berlin flights, which was one of Air Berlin's busiest routes.
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Americans loved it; the poker rooms, the slots, the roulette—it fit neatly into their insatiable love of not leaving their houses to do anything.
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Money served the same function too, as he goes from watching his mother's addiction to the slots to acquiring a gambling problem of his own.
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Aviation industry consultant Robert Mann said the slots no longer had the financial value the airlines assigned them now that slot controls would be lifted.
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They did not try to fit into one of the slots that the art world and, in some cases, social pressure set up for them.
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In the slots reserved for high-profile western CEOs like Jamie Dimon and Dara Khosrowshahi, we saw instead executives mostly from Russia and the kingdom itself.
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Instead of standing wine and cocktail glasses upright, attach this stemware rack to the bottom of a shelf or cabinet, and slide them into the slots.
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Some of the stickers blocked the chimney where the controller rests, as well as the slots on the side where the various interactive bits fit in.
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Like anyone needs their twelve bucks a month when three other shows would love the slots and have mortgage-lender sponsors queuing up for the breaks.
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"As a result, the slots at Gatwick and Luton which were formerly operated by Monarch remain unallocated in the short-term," ACL said in a statement.
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As of now, all the slots have been filled, but you can continue checking Caromont's website and Facebook page to see if additional times are added.
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Seeing how bingo numbers are called, and from working in the slots department of a casino, I can say that bingo and slots are random number generators.
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Other confederations are expected to send the winners of their own continental club championships, though the details of how the slots would be awarded could be contentious.
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Now, with only the slots for secretary of agriculture and veteran's affairs still open, it seems highly unlikely that any Latinos will have a spot in Trump's Cabinet.
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Mama June was feeling lucky after her arrest for crack cocaine earlier this week ... so she rode that wave by rolling into a casino and hitting the slots.
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Previously the slots in "Google Shopping", as this box is called, were reserved for the firm's ads and would only link directly to pages offering a particular product.
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Dube, however, said the government had assured the airlines this was a temporary move and the slots will be protected for the airline once they start flying again.
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UEFA increased the number of places allocated to clubs from Spain, England, Germany and Italy in the lucrative group stage and cut the slots for the smaller countries.
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The reality TV star was spotted last week at the Wind Creek casino in Montgomery, Alabama, firing off some spins on the slots while chatting with a friend.
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Dougie's sex-partner drops him off at the Silver Mustang Casino, where he follows a fiery orb around the slots floor, playing machines that pay off in jackpots.
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Mr. Obama increased the overall number of refugees to be resettled in the United States to 85,000 and ordered that 10,000 of the slots be reserved for Syrians.
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Under current rules, many of the slots would go to the two airlines that already control most of Congonhas' flights: Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes and LATAM Airlines Group .
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In a Monday securities filing, Hypermarcas said Lacerda will assume one of the slots left by Marcelo Henrique Limírio Gonçalves and his son, Marcelo Henrique, on a permanent basis.
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Brazil's top three airlines, Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes , LATAM Airlines Group and Azul SA, had all expressed interest in the slots, and spent millions in efforts to secure them.
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In September Google opted for a remedy of the sort that her predecessor, Joaquín Almunia, had rejected: auctioning off the slots for comparison-shopping results on its search engine.
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EasyJet's CFO Andrew Findlay told reporters not to "believe everything you read" about the reported value of the slots, saying that 60 million pounds was a "high-end" number.
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With the Hispanic population (including illegal aliens) soon to double that of blacks the slots available to the latter in set-aside programs, colleges, and public employment must shrink.
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As we first told you ... the reality TV star was feeling lucky days after her arrest, strolling into an Alabama casino early Saturday morning and hitting up the slots.
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The High Court rejected Monarch's claim that it must be allocated slots for the summer 2018 schedule and said the airline's summer 2018 will be placed into the slots pool.
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When faced with the issue of whether they care if their handiwork is being used for gambling sites, though, most were apathetic to players spinning the slots with their skins.
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Gol and LATAM already control over two-thirds of the slots in each of those three airports, two of which are in Sao Paulo and one in Rio de Janeiro.
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Usually, all the slots are filled somewhere in the final group—between BQ-5 and BQ—but nobody knows exactly where the cutoff will be until the announcements go out.
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The slots will be awarded in two phases, with 14 Mexico City slots transferred in 2017 and 10 by 2018, while two JFK slots will be awarded in each phase.
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I tell my girls all the time, the adrenaline that you feel when you hear a ding or get likes, is the same as when you play the slots in Vegas.
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Administrators at KPMG have maintained they have the right to sell the slots, reportedly worth 60 million pounds ($79 million), and said on Thursday they wanted to establish that right in court.
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Azul had struck a preliminary deal with Avianca Brasil to take over the slots for $105 million and had already provided some $8 million so the carrier could meet its March payroll.
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In the casino, everyone knows the slots are a sucker's bet, but even the one-armed bandits are required to pay out between 80% and 100% over the life of the machine.
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Whether you're hitting the slots at the airport, in a CVS (because that's a thing), at the Bellagio, or at a rundown Station Casino, may the odds be ever in your favor.
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As we reported ... June and Geno were just seen up at a casino in North Carolina on Black Friday, where they were walking the grounds and peeping the slots ... drink in hand.
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What people have started to see is, well, yes the slots on this ledger keep track of the units of this thing called a bitcoin, but you can stick things in there.
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They don't have another care line to make up the difference, and the private market just isn't big enough or well-covered enough to take up the slots that Medicaid was buying before.
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Most of the slots are at peak times and, since Gatwick is capacity-constrained at peak times and during the summer period, we expect there to be significant demand for them from other airlines.
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BA is the only airline not hamstrung by these costs because it already holds more than 50% of the slots—few of which it ever paid for, given its history as the flag-carrier.
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The slots to which pop culture has assigned the Kardashian dynasty (famous butts, baby drama, trashy TV shows) don't mesh easily with the things we generally associate with lawyers (prestige job, probably extremely smart).
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AirAsia and AirAsia X said they would share the operating profits from the slots on a 50-50 basis, with 303 million ringgit ($584,823.59) expected in the first year taking into account operational costs.
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He started his channel after his sister, who has her own slot machine channel called Lady Luck HQ, on which she films herself playing the slots at casinos, suggested he should film his adjustments.
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Once allotted, an airline can keep the slot for one flying season or six months and Jet can reclaim the slots if it is revived by the end of the flying season, the source said.
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The chief executives of British Airways owner IAG and Norwegian Air Shuttle have both told Reuters they are interested in using the slots, even though the process by which they might be acquired was unclear.
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The Austro Control spokesman said, however, that no such deadline existed and the slots, among Niki's most attractive assets, would remain untouched for as long as the ministry was looking into the airline's insolvency filing.
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On the Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro, the NM Card goes in one of the slots on the dual-SIM tray, with users having to choose between extra storage or a second SIM card.
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First came companies with names like MeetOMatic and MeetMax, where users could enter a few possible times into an online calendar and the other participants would click on the slots that worked for their schedules.
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It's also added a second SD card slot, which is great, but only one of the slots supports the faster UHS-II cards, while the other is stuck at UHS-I, which is somewhat annoying.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify, priority will be given to those who have met both the polling and fundraising thresholds, while the rest of the slots will be determined with a series of tiebreakers.
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Officials said the buyer was Park West Gallery, which runs art galleries on more than 100 cruise ships and organizes auctions onboard, entertaining customers who are not playing the slots or taking in a show.
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Londoners and tourists are clearly enchanted by the opportunity to preview Kahlo's personal collection, as the exhibition extension was announced after all of the slots up until its original November 4 closing date were booked.
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The financially struggling carrier will compete against deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, which has lodged an application with Australia's International Air Services Commission for both of the slots which are available from March 2020.
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A study in 2011 found that baseball players who were young for their draft classes—even by a few months—tended to go on to outperform the average production from the slots where they were chosen.
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LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Travel firm Thomas Cook has bid for Monarch airport slots at London Gatwick, two sources close to discussions told Reuters, after administrators of the failed airline retained the rights to the slots.
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You'll lose money, then win some, then lose it all again, all while throwing shade at the one friend in your group who hit it big and responsibly cashed out and never touched the slots again.
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I was trying to drop two halves of a Lender's onion bagel into the slots of the toaster simultaneously, a tough hand-eye maneuver: I'd nail one and the other would flop out onto the counter.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina and Jim Jordan of Ohio are aiming to fill the slots of ranking member on the Oversight and Judiciary Committees respectively, telling CNN they both have filled out the questionnaires required.
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Teams have to be at least 6-6 to make a bowl, but if there aren't enough 6-6 teams to fill all the slots, 5-7 teams are selected based on their Academic Progress Rate.
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This case is as close to if Apple had made one with card slots as I could find, but the slots are particularly sticky and stiff and make it hard to retrieve my card on the go.
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But a spokesman for airspace regulator Austro Control said no such deadline existed and the slots, among Niki's most attractive assets, would remain untouched for as long as the ministry was looking into the airline's insolvency filing.
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Rather than stay away from Geno -- like her family has suggested, and a judge ordered -- she's been shacking up with him since the arrest ... and has been hitting the slots on and off a lot as well.
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Teams have to be at least 6-6 to make a bowl, but if there aren't enough 6-6 teams to fill all of the slots, 5-7 teams are selected based on their Academic Progress Rate.
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I was just trying for DELI at that central across; when I realized it could be expanded to PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC (which then opened up the slots for AMEN CORNER and PRINTER INK), I knew I had something.
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Azul had been interested in the slots because it would allow the carrier to break into the profitable route between domestic airports in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, one of the most densely flown in the world.
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The number of applicants has always outnumbered the slots Congress authorizes each year, and processing times were so fraught that in 2500, the rules were changed to say screenings needed to be completed in nine months at most.
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So either we should all be going down to Four Winds Casino tonight and try to recreate those odds on the slots to see if the rules of arithmetic have changed, or something else is changing around us.
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Low cost carrier SpiceJet, which pledged to add 27 planes over the next two weeks to help to fill in the slots left vacant by Jet's grounding, said that it is making all possible efforts to minimize passenger inconvenience.
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Even hospitals that accept some Medicaid may have first-come, first-served policies for the slots reserved for poor women, such that the highest risk women — those with late entry into care — find themselves with even more limited choices.
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The recommendation comes as the country's civil aviation regulator ANAC has announced it will take back the slots held by grounded airline Avianca Brasil in the airport, known as Congonhas, as part of a plan to redistribute them later.
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While the program is open to all applicants, six of the slots will be filled by students chosen from within the Harlem School of the Arts and City College Center for the Arts; those students will receive full tuition coverage.
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Last fall, after urging senior staffers in a September meeting to "get out of their comfort zone," Karavetsos began shipping nearly a dozen agents across the country to serve in temporary supervisory jobs, instead of filling the slots with staffers onsite.
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During Tuesday's primary in the city, Brooklyn voters were asked to elect five civil court judges out of a slate of 11 — women won all of the slots and not because they were, across the board, more liberal than their male contestants.
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Below the windows are the sort of metal sliding slots one sees most often beneath a partition of plexiglas in paranoid corner stores; in this case, the slots let fans pass merchandise or photos in to be signed and slid back out.
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Qatar, which like BA and its stablemates is a member of the oneworld alliance of airlines, is more interested in feeding its Doha base with transatlantic traffic, particularly via Heathrow, Europe's most important hub at which BA controls the lion's share of the slots.
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"It seems like a good deal given the value of the slots and the strategic importance of fast-tracking a low-cost carrier, multi-brand strategy and preventing a competitor from making a move in its home market," said CAPA Centre for Aviation Chief Analyst Brendan Sobie.
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Across the smoke-filled casino floor, these were his people: the quick-talking moguls with fat wallets and chunky cell phones, the slinky adult actresses and actors at the slots, the wide-eyed Comdex attendees from Iowa with their laminate tags deftly flipped to hide their names.
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Nearly half of the slots in the NCAA's annual 5003-team tournament are reserved for the 32 conference winners, and many of the early-round upsets that give the event its "March Madness" moniker involve the champions of obscure conferences toppling brand-name schools from the power conferences.
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Press reports indicate a potential bidding war between EasyJet and British Airways for the Gatwick slots that have been put up for sale by Monarch's administrator, but it is unclear whether the sale will go ahead, or whether the slots will revert to a pool for reallocation by the airports.
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As Vermont Public Radio explains: "As you may be aware, for a number of years the Democrats have been crossing over in the primary and taking advantage of the fact that the Republican Party did not have candidates for all the slots in the primary," Paige explained Friday on Vermont Edition.
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As the college application season heats up, students across the country are getting letters and emails inviting them to apply to schools they may never have dreamed of attending — schools that are trying, for their own reasons, to attract as many applications as possible for the slots they have to fill.
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Shaped to fit most surge protectors, even double-wide eight- or 10-outlet models, the CableBox is a good-looking, simple box that's very easy to set up: Cords go in the slots on either side, and extra cables or bricks get tucked in (or tied down with the included zip ties).
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With Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg, Green Lantern Corps, and a pair of Justice League films already on the studio's schedule, one of the slots is likely intended for the rumored Ben Affleck solo Batman movie, with the other potentially opening up space for a new Man of Steel sequel, or a movie based on any other random DC character Batman happens to find on a flash drive.
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So the idea is that we're going through this selection process, of filling the slots that have been allocated to particular candidates in the primaries and caucuses, and that through that process, you might end up with folks that are siding with Ted Cruz now, in the selection votes, and they're doing so as a means of stopping Trump, but not necessarily of supporting Cruz.
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However, he raised serious concerns about the sealed bid auction structure that Google has announced for the default search choice — pointing out that many of the bidders for the slots will also be using Google advertising and technology; while the sealed structure of the auction means no-one outside Google will know what prices are being submitted as bids, making it impossible for rivals to know whether the selections Google makes are fair.
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The actual architecture of the figures and the ground is cut and shaped out of veneer, in which the colors are calibrated and the grain of the wood is angled just so, to mimic the texture of a woman's hair pulled up tight into a bun, or the long, smooth bridge of a horse's nose highlighted by the sun, or skin on the left elbow of someone playing the slots, or the rust stains on the back of an old, ceramic bathroom sink.
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