The result was a two-tiered pay structure for tipped and non-tipped workers.
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The back tipped, tipped him, plunged with the whole body of the kayak shuddering.
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Male riders tipped 19 percent more often than female riders, and tipped 23 percent more overall.
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One might think that an increase in the tipped minimum would improve the earnings of tipped employees.
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It calls for eliminating the tipped minimum wage, as tipped workers are particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment.
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Tipped work is precarious by nature, the effects of which are exacerbated by the tipped sub-minimum wage.
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In One Fair Wage states, tipped workers experience poverty at rates that are closer to those of non-tipped workers.
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Two-year-old accounts tipped more than $80 total per year on average, while brand new accounts tipped around $23.
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Ms. Jayaraman pointed to an analysis by her group showing that tipped workers, including the most highly paid tipped workers, typically earn more in the seven states that have done away with the tipped-worker minimum wage than in the states that haven't.
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The Tigers escaped when they tipped a third-down pass, then tipped Henry's 40-yard field goal attempt, preserving a two-point lead for Auburn.
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In fact, analysis of data shows that tipped workers in states with a tip-credit experience poverty at twice the rate of non-tipped workers.
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You could debate whether or not that actually is what tipped the election or it's the Obama voters in Michigan who tipped it over. Right.
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The federal minimum wage for tipped workers is $2.13 an hour; only seven states require tipped workers to be paid the same as other workers.
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The push to eliminate the tipped minimum wage highlights how America has historically treated tipped workers differently than the rest of the US labor force.
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Economists may not have studied the impact of abolishing the tipped minimum, but they have seen what happens when a state raises the tipped minimum wage.
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However, in my earlier research with David MacPherson, we found that when the tipped minimum wage is increased, employers reduce the number of tipped workers they employ.
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The organization found that states that had abolished a tipped minimum wage had smaller overall wage gaps than states that allowed tipped workers to be paid less.
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With so much momentum nationwide for One Fair Wage, Maine is leading the way toward a future in which all work — tipped or un-tipped — has dignity.
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Tipped workers earn 37 percent less than those who do not rely on tips, and as most tipped workers are women, this widens the gender pay gap.
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Australian officials tipped off their American counterparts to Papadopoulos's admission, though it's still unclear who was initially tipped off, and that's reportedly a subject of Barr's investigation.
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If the experience of workers in the seven states without a tipped sub-minimum wage (also known as "One Fair Wage" states) is of any guidance, we should expect that phasing out the tipped sub-minimum wage in DC will help, rather than hurt, tipped workers in the District.
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Any restaurant setting up a tip pool that involves non-tipped workers would have to be paying its tipped workers the regular minimum wage, not the reduced wage.
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BE HEARD is a sweeping piece of legislation that includes a call to end the tipped minimum wage, acknowledging that tipped workers are particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment and abuse.
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Research by Sylvia Allegretto indicates that tipped workers are twice as likely to be below the poverty threshold as non-tipped workers are, so increasing their pay would help alleviate poverty.
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The researchers found that Uber riders were worse tippers than you might expect: Drivers were tipped in just 16 percent of rides, and just 1 percent of riders tipped on every trip.
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The more modest increases in tipped minimum wages have not had an adverse impact, but ... DC's long-term making plan to make the tipped wage equal to the full minimum wage is risky.
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Employers who pay the tipped minimum wage, which is lower than the standard minimum wage of $7.25 per hour, cannot pool tips and share them with non-tipped workers under federal wage law.
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He tipped off the PD, and the officer was arrested.
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His informant, Yovanna (Adria Arjona), tipped him with Lorea's location.
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We've tipped the balance from longer nights to longer days.
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An anonymous source tipped me off to the site's new .
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He was so angry it tipped over into sheer hilarity.
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HANNITY: Right now the scales are tipped in our favor.
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It's a question that's divided tipped workers and businesses alike.
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They had been tipped off by someone in the community.
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The supposed attack was thwarted when authorities were tipped off.
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Someone tipped CNN, and the headlines quickly spread from there.
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The sector is tipped to pick up speed over time.
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In 21979, Kentwood tipped blue, and it never went back.
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In his lifetime, he was tipped for a Nobel prize.
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Kass tipped the last of the wine into their glasses.
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The global financial crisis in 2008 tipped the balance further.
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And what was it that tipped off these bad feelings?
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Even a year ago its shares were tipped by analysts.
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We take a look at the most hotly tipped candidates.
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He tipped off Reuters TV, which quickly moved teams there.
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The market in the region is tipped to grow massively.
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I could've tipped him off; I considered him a friend.
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The second attempt was closer, but the booster tipped over.
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Twitter also removed accounts after being tipped off by FireEye.
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Instacart covered $215 and then the customer tipped me $240.
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"No," Alexander said when asked if Murkowski tipped her hand.
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Both are consumed with allegations that Russia tipped the election.
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Lee tipped Devon Toews' shot from the point past Stalock.
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One boat tipped over and several others were nearly swamped.
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It is not clear who tipped them to those flaws.
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It was James Comey's "vote" alone that tipped the balance.
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"Two were tipped balls," Lewis said of Dalton's four picks.
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She's also hotly tipped to win this year's Turner Prize.
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I was so appreciative that the guy tipped me well.
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Sanchez bet aggressively, tipped generously and never missed a signal.
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At one point, a gust tipped a coffee cup over.
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Comey, tipped off, arrived minutes before and thwarted the plan.
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Every time they put the pipe down, it tipped over.
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Regardless, Torres left early and the game tipped toward Barcelona.
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Kerr tipped Spiegel off on the public outcry to come.
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RUDY: Who tipped you off to the alleged cookie theft?
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Why do you think the Susan Fowler story tipped things?
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The scales, it sometimes seems, are made to be tipped.
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"That kind of tipped the balance to me," she said.
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But the special counsel has not tipped his hand yet.
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Joshua McKerrow tipped a hat to their Baltimore Sun colleagues.
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The Fancy Bear breach is what tipped off DNC officials.
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The Mexican tipped Wehrlein into Sauber's Ericsson at the start.
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Tipped workers, like restaurant employees, have a lower minimum wage.
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A regular has tipped me $25 while I was offline.
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Cassini tipped over, its antenna no longer pointing at Earth.
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He tipped in a Filip Hronek shot from the point.
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David Hart Pink Tipped Polo Shirt, $245, available at ShopMMCurate.
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But the Senate vote tipped the balance, Mr. Peskov said.
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Nixon said he'd been tipped off by J. Edgar Hoover.
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This would be a game changer for Maine's tipped workers.
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Trump hasn't yet decisively tipped the Southwest toward the Democrats.
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Vogue tipped its cap; The New Yorker shined a light.
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It, too, tipped off his mitt, allowing Ventura to score.
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They seem to think Corsi was in fact tipped off.
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But the payroll records for tipped workers are often bewildering.
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That tipped off Treasury investigators, who looked into the matter.
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"The greater the difference between the tipped minimum wage and the full minimum wage, the more likely it is that tipped workers will not earn enough in tips to earn the difference," they wrote.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a former bartender, has frequently expressed support for tipped and hourly workers, including making a one-time return to the job in May in support of a full minimum wage for tipped workers.
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And it needs to be painted with a fine-tipped brush.
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It was strange, but they were nice and tipped very well.
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Both shows tipped their hands early: They're about an epic journey.
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But the threat of a lawsuit may have tipped the scales.
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According to the studio's announcement, community feedback ultimately tipped their hand.
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What finally tipped her was her family&aposs treatment of Elias.
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The restaurant definitely did not draw high rollers who tipped well.
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Then, said officials, something tipped the targets off to their approach.
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He drank too much, and his bitterness sometimes tipped into chaos.
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We tipped well, we were beyond nice to all the staff.
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The only thing that tipped the body count in TWD's favor?
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They were tipped off by Kanizay's tiny, pin-like bite marks.
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They dish out judgment from a scale that was already tipped.
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It was two other considerations that tipped the scales against Grexit.
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FOXCONN'S CHIP BOSS TIPPED TO BE TAIWANESE GROUP'S NEXT CHAIRMAN -SOURCES
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Then, fill in your brows with a fine-tipped brow pencil.
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The BE HEARD Act would also eliminate the tipped minimum wage.
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Soggy napkins, tipped glasses and cigarette butts litter the empty tables.
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Minimum wage for tipped workers is $2.13 an hour in Texas.
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The diplomat later tipped off the United States to Papadopoulos' comments.
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The victim fell to the ground and the stroller tipped over.
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Nairn said he was tipped off to the character's apparent demise.
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I tipped and I crept and I heard what I heard.
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As long as I could, I kept the nose tipped up.
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Then oil prices crashed and the Saudi economy tipped into recession.
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He tipped a point shot from David Schlemko past Craig Anderson.
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Mr Ahn had been tipped to run for president in 2022.
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A disputed election in 2014 tipped the country into civil war.
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Supervisor Kim noted she's seen several scooters that are tipped over.
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Myanmar police, tipped off by the DEA, had been monitoring Cai.
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He tipped me back a little further and the room spun.
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He tipped in defenseman Jonathan Ericsson's shot from the left point.
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Foligno tipped a shot for his 12th goal of the season.
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The rumors have tipped into reality, and they are spreading rapidly.
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When I asked what tipped him off, his answer was simple.
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However, his pass to Taywan Taylor was tipped and fell incomplete.
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Amidst all that smoke and fire, the rocket eventually tipped over.
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We were first tipped off about the launch by Rob Poitras.
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At age 21, Tanisha Washington tipped the scales at 276 lbs.
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Ahmad's most recent deportation tipped the scale in favor of fatalism.
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Hertl went uncontested to the net and tipped a point shot.
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Pominville put a shot on net that Haula tipped past Lehtonen.
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The businessman tipped to be Alckmin's running mate, however, has declined.
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But other villagers had tipped off Mr. Basir, who overpowered him.
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America and the world can't afford another election tipped by innuendo.
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He tipped Peter Holland's pass off Howard and into the net.
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CNN said its reporters were not tipped off ahead of time.
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Police said they were tipped off to the theft by employees.
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The company tipped me off beforehand, hoping I'd be equally excited.
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"Roughly 22% of Uber rides are tipped," the study's authors wrote.
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Four months of Russian air strikes have tipped momentum Assad's way.
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Reporters had been tipped off to the trip the night before.
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But the new justice, Brett M. Kavanaugh, tipped the other way.
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That decision tipped the balance of power to Parliament from Mrs.
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One woman had a friend at Snapchat who tipped her off.
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A tuft of pollen-tipped filaments fizzed through the very center.
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Many Oscar-watchers had tipped Close or Lady Gaga to win.
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Shoulders slightly sore, I tipped Aaron $21773 and took my leave.
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My legs rose alongside my grandfather's as my head tipped back.
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Safety nets for tipped workers also vary from state to state.
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He tipped his hat to the crowd and winked at deGrom.
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They discovered that Neptune's magnetic field was tipped on its side.
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I tipped my straw hat to him as he went by.
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"I probably should have tipped more, to be honest," he added.
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That meant using a brush tipped with a human nose hair!
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In that case, an anonymous phone caller tipped off the league.
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Dianne Feinstein, and anonymously tipped off the Post, back in July.
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He has even been tipped as a possible successor to Khamenei.
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Drake tipped fans off to his participation via his Twitter account.
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Friday's moves tipped an otherwise flat week for Europe into red.
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Pelosi hasn't tipped her hand as to when that may occur.
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The bus immediately tipped down toward the bottom of the hole.
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He said officers were tipped to his involvement 36 hours earlier.
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European bourses were also tipped to open firmer by spread betters.
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She figures her elementary school must have tipped off the state.
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What tipped you off that Mexico Beach was the hardest hit?
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Maine's successful initiative also would increase base pay for tipped workers.
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Media reports tipped European Parliament President Martin Schulz as a candidate.
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In the end, it was Keith's son who tipped the balance.
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But for some tipped workers, it doesn't work out that way.
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But he never tipped his hand on what might be coming.
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Friday's moves tipped an otherwise flat week for Europe into red.
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U.S.A."; North Korea's quest for a nuclear-tipped ICBM "won't happen!
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Baby white-tipped sharks swam in schools at the water's edge.
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In a way, though, the Court has already tipped its hand.
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Adding insult to injury ... we're told Raz even tipped the driver!!!
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The typical tipped worker receives about $6,700 a year in tips.
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Women—who make up a majority of tipped workers in the country and upwards of 70 percent in the restaurant industry—are also more likely to be subject to sexual harassment when working a tipped job.
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Tips could be redistributed to non-tipped workers only if employers pay all their employees the regular minimum wage in their jurisdiction, as opposed to the lower minimum wage that most states allow for tipped workers.
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Richards tipped the game-winning shot over the shoulder of Semyon Varlamov.
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But Republicans haven't tipped their hand on what they're going to do.
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Most of the errors tipped the results in favor of statistical significance.
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Rather, the hats were tipped up onto the heads of the statues.
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Whitford said Hamill had "tipped like a banshee" and was very kind.
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It could've easily tipped into another Mitt Romney-style exercise in humiliation.
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Pictures on Twitter showed the train was tipped slightly to the side.
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Indonesia alone is tipped to account for nearly half of that figure.
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She fell to the ground, and the stroller tipped over, police said.
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With United Russia tipped to win, there really aren't any policy implications.
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Aside from the novelty, a machine does not expect to be tipped.
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Andrew Cuomo calling for tipped workers to make the full minimum wage.
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However, his attempt to warn a friend tipped off Clay, who intervened.
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Russia was tipped into economic crisis shortly into Nabiullina's term as governor.
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And these accusations may have recently tipped the race toward Van Hollen.
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The JAMs can be tipped over the edge by the smallest things.
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For now, if you want your driver to get tipped, bring cash.
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This tipped off TankerTrackers to keep a close eye on the Masal.
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Given the advantages he enjoys, Mr Modi is widely tipped to win.
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Familiar names, however, are tipped to take off with the winners' trophies.
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If the Halloween costumes hadn't tipped you off, Kim Kardashian loves Cher.
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It would also phase out lower minimum wage paid to tipped workers.
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Aged 44, Mr Raab had long been tipped for a cabinet post.
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Tall, vintage Victorian houses have tipped, sunk into the liquefaction prone ground.
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The selection issue seems to have tipped the polls against Ms Bachelet.
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We got tipped off to the store's launch by reader Moshe Isaacian.
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The SSC-8 missile can be tipped with conventional or nuclear explosives.
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Oddly enough, it was TripAdvisor that tipped off the FCC about Abramovich.
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It was that second purchase, Melamed said, that tipped off the bank.
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However, if the customer tipped the driver, Instacart would reduce its contribution.
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I smiled at this frosted-tipped, pierced-ear TSA agent with relief.
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The DPP is tipped to do well as are smaller opposition parties.
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It was tipped in the air and intercepted by Tech's Lamont Simmons.
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The San Francisco company announced Monday its riders had tipped $500 million.
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Authorities were recently tipped off about the alleged relationship, the GBI said.
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The wind-churned waves almost tipped Wheat's boat over, Wheat told CNN.
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What tipped me off to the fact that it was a scam?
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He tipped in a Nyquist shot for his team-high 20th goal.
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It was Maren actually who kind of tipped the scale for me.
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A golf cart carrying cast members during the finale nearly tipped over.
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The person who tipped her off to such a great beauty bargain?
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My own iPhone 6s has also tipped over into bad battery territory.
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Maddie, meanwhile, tipped off by Daniel, questions Strand about his end game.
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The Australian government then tipped off the FBI to what Papadopoulos said.
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If they tipped me, I might try to throw it back, honestly.
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A significant Brexit Party vote might have tipped several the opposition's way.
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Rouhani is tipped by some as a contender to take Khamenei's place.
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TechCrunch reader Genady Okrain first tipped us off to the payment feature.
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Floyd Mayweather reportedly tipped chefs at a Las Vegas restaurant $300 each.
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The prostitute said the police had routinely tipped her off to raids.
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Munchkin was less than friendly, tipped modestly, demanded a lot of service.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) to institute a full minimum wage for tipped workers.
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The person who tipped off the wifesaid that he was a predator.
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The government said Klein was tipped about New York-based Pfizer's Oct.
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I tipped it upside-down and left it that way for hours.
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But it came at a cost as the economy tipped into recession.
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"I was the one who tipped them off about this," she said.
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Not realizing what was happening, he tipped his hat and continued singing.
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In 13, an independent producer tipped Murphy off to a similar project.
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Murphy smiled mischievously at Miller, who was lounging, his cap tipped low.
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None has tipped his or her hand, but the pressure is enormous.
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For tipped workers, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a lifeline.
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My husband opened one, and tipped the two items into his hand.
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Nacer Chadli sends it home after it's tipped to him by Lukaku.
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Tipped workers experience a poverty rate nearly twice that of other workers.
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Police said they were tipped off to the theft by store employees.
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Perron tipped in Sammy Blais's shot just 92 seconds into the game.
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A source tipped us off and provided numerous examples of blocked links.
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The cancellations tipped Boeing's monthly orders into negative territory, the company said.
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Larkin skated through traffic and tipped the puck past McElhinney's right skate.
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Bertuzzi tied it when he tipped Anthony Mantha's shot from the slot.
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Is filing for unemployment harder when part of your income is tipped?
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PiS, which is tipped to win the election, denies any such intention.
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Williams tipped it with her racket, but the ball only deflected wide.
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I was already feeling it, but she tipped me over the edge.
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Poison-tipped umbrellas are no longer the tools of the espionage trade.
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It is unclear who initially tipped off the police about Mr. Dalglish.
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Hughes' assist came when he tipped Matt Tennyson's centering pass toward Wood.
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After Thursday's match, Shapovalov tipped his cap to Nadal, now the veteran.
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Britain's economy appears to have tipped into recession, according to a survey.
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A thin, metal-tipped comb is important to separate your hair accurately.
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Clinton tipped her hat to both sides of the debate on Wednesday.
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Here&aposs the current non-tipped minimum hourly wage in each state.
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Faksa tipped the puck past Bernier's left pad for his ninth goal.
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It comes after Trump tipped a primary one state north, in Georgia.
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I just went to close my glove, and the ball tipped it.
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Machado tipped his helmet in respect to Jones, his Baltimore Orioles teammate.
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Since Republicans took power, public opinion has suddenly tipped in its favor.
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The all-nighter had tipped him into a burst of fulminant mania.
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McCarthy tipped his hat to the lead sponsor of the bill, Rep.
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The rebound was corralled by Sima, who tipped in the winning basket.
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Point tipped in a feed from Ondrej Palat for his fifth goal.
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One defender tipped the ball, and Wells snagged it for a touchdown.
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The tipped minimum wage in the state is currently $5 an hour.
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In some cases, the more customers tipped, the less Instacart paid them.
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The weight gain tipped Mr. Trump's body mass index up to 30.4.
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Defenseman Anton Stralman's shot from the point was tipped in by Sceviour.
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In most states, restaurants can pay tipped workers below the minimum wage.
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I once tipped-off the feds that 2D was the Zodiac Killer.
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Complaints finally tipped the scales and led to a class-action suit.
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This worked until a disgruntled former SSP wrestler tipped off the DOL.
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Another time, this dude tipped me with an 8-ball of coke.
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Counterintuitively, the more rides people took, the less likely they were to tip: Riders tipped nearly a quarter of the time in their first 103 trips, but by ride 275, tipped less than 10 percent of the time.
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The Labor Department in the next year rescinded Obama-era guidance that required tipped employees paid less than minimum wage to spend most of their time doing tipped-wage duties, such as serving tables, rather than rolling silverware.
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As the first state and city to get rid of the tipped wage in 30 years, these historic votes create momentum for the "One Fair Wage" movement calling for national action to eliminate the subminimum wage for tipped workers.
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"It is not difficult to infer ICE was there because someone tipped them off, they were waiting for Mr. Zhang to come out to arrest him," Dong said, adding that Zhang believes his former employers tipped off the agency.
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Matt Navarra first spotted the new Groups apps option and tipped us off.
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Next, use a thin-tipped pencil to fill in sparse spots as needed.
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The currency had been tipped by many investors to jump after being floated.
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His remarks to the Times, however, tipped the scales for some GOP members.
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Tipped minimum wage, which is currently $2.77, will increase to $5 by 2020.
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Heng was one of three ministers tipped earlier this year to succeed Lee.
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James Mattis (tipped for defense secretary) is blunt; he criticized the Iran deal.
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Here, wage and hour fluctuations can leave tipped workers much more economically vulnerable.
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He was arrested after street vendors tipped off police to the abandoned car.
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We got tipped off to shadow banning and set out to confirm it.
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An informant tipped off security services when he attempted to buy a gun.
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A potentially back-breaking moment that completely tipped the game on its head.
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She said, "Drink," and he tipped back each glass and swallowed every drop.
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Daleen threw all that red under the table and tipped when we left.
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The Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC, tipped its hand, but eventually dropped out.
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Philip stares into Irene's blue-shadowed eyes, gazing down at her tipped goblet.
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The fine-tipped pencil is so good, even Kim Kardashian is a fan.
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If the machine is tipped over it will automatically shut off for safety.
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Spezza tipped in a Klingberg shot for his sixth goal at 8:55.
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At her heaviest, the domestic shorthair cat tipped the scale at 24.9 pounds.
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Then she tipped her head to the left and pulled back her hair.
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They believe that richer countries have already tipped the rules in their favour.
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A little over three minutes later, Lee tipped Nick Leddy's drive over Anderson.
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"It tipped me over the edge," McClellan told police, the court official says.
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Nor did the fact that he had tipped his native Germany 11 times.
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Their goal is different, and more ambitious, than removing the tipped minimum wage.
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Can someone please buy these guys a diamond-tipped saw blade for Christmas?
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A Google executive even tipped his hat to the Echo during yesterday's event.
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Among other types of dressers, 113 have reportedly tipped with 53 causing injuries.
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This real pervert the Serbian hacker tipped the cops off to is gross.
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Incumbent Haider al-Abadi had been tipped to win by a narrow margin.
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"It tipped me over the edge," McClellan told police, the court official said.
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He tipped me almost the full price of his check for my troubles.
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Should Kabila step aside, soccer magnate Moise Katumbi is being tipped to challenge.
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In triumph, he tipped back his head, and let out a cry of... . . .
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We'd have been tipped off to its twists and turns much earlier on.
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Safariland, according to Trafford, is the only company that produces blue-tipped projectiles.
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The inspector general was tipped off on June 19, 2009, the report says.
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Fixed asset investment grew 5.4% from January-September, matching what analysts had tipped.
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At her highest weight Mama June Shannon tipped the scales at 460 lbs.
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As we spoke, he tipped his cigarette in a half-filled water bottle.
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And everybody on staff got tipped out the same amount based on hours.
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Last year, Turkey's economy tipped into recession after a full-blown currency crisis.
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In April, a drunken man in California tipped over a 300-pound K5.
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Politicians across America are getting serious about fighting for tipped workers in 22.13.
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Ant Financial is tipped to go public in the not-too-distant future.
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We know she was happy about the whole production, because she tipped $5,500!!
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But here are some signs that tipped me off that I was ready.
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Intelligence will later suggest they'd been tipped off that we were observing them.
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But Russia's more conventional, nuclear-tipped missiles can already slip through America's defenses.
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Was there a particular vote or policy that tipped you over the edge?
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Third one, tipped again, and the fourth one a guy hit my arm.
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It features production from Cities AVIV, Mike Finto, RGB, and Steel Tipped Dove.
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This season, the balance tipped, and sophistication, or some approximation thereof, won out.
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The valuable and vulnerable fish tipped the scales at 612 pounds (278 kg).
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Eleven days later, a friend tipped Finch off that his arrest was imminent.
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"Campos Neto tipped his hand, and reserves are fair game now," he said.
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There were clearly moments when sympathetic elected officials tipped the scales toward workers.
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Kim is now saying he'll test a hydrogen-tipped ICBM over the Pacific.
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But they've had a few slip-ups that have tipped in Clinton's favor.
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Oscar-tipped La La Land actress Rosemarie DeWitt will appear in Foster's episode.
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That's tipped to grow the internet population to 21 million people by 283.
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They should be, if the point they're making isn't titanium tipped in clarity.
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It was the cramps rather than the late period that tipped me off.
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"The media was tipped off an hour before Facebook banned me," Watson tweeted.
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When we think about food insecurity, tipped restaurant workers rarely come to mind.
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Washington's lower rate of smoking "tipped the scales in its favor," ACSM said.
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He took his, tipped his head and cap and headed off, nothing else.
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Such a visit tipped the scale when Galvanize was deciding its next location.
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Felt-tipped on some of the players' arms were numbers: 22, 8, 500.
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The federal minimum wage for tipped workers — like bartenders — is $2.13 an hour.
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Lee tipped Pulock's blast, cutting Winnipeg's lead to 3-2 at 6:06.
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Mr. Kearney had tipped them off, knowing they would want to be there.
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In hindsight, the smell of burning toast should have tipped off Suzanne Kaufman.
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Also, I want to know what tipped Navarro off to Wendy's back dealing?
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Here's how the Warriors won: Game 3 tipped off at 43:11 p.m.
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She is hotly tipped to win her first Oscar for the role, too.
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Ms. Yellen tipped her hat to a number of the theories in circulation.
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If you tipped the watch in one direction, you would see the hands.
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In a verdant valley below, silver-tipped olive trees stretched to the sea.
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In a verdant valley below, silver-tipped olive trees stretched to the sea.
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Stephen Zarsky had avoided nearly $144,000 in losses after being tipped by Cameron.
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Financial stocks tipped higher, helped by gains from Macquarie Group which rose 1%.
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All of these elements together tipped fans off to the song's deeper meaning.
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They had also been tipped to confirm both drivers at the same time.
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People in those demographics tipped a median of 20 percent when dining out.
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Saad tipped a point shot by Connor Murphy off a defenseman in front.
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An ensuing 22017 Series C just tipped the scales at just $11 million.
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Tipped off by a neighbor, journalists found her listening to Buddhist talk radio.
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Elis Barreto Ortiz tipped the balance and led Trump to cancel the talks.
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Many viewers called out their pretentious attitude toward minimum wage and tipped jobs.
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Andrew M. Cuomo wants to institute a minimum-wage increase for tipped workers.
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She tipped backward into the back of a man facing away from her.
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Home ownership rates tipped from just over half of families to below it.
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It was designed to gradually increase the minimum wage for the city's tipped employees to the same rate for non-tipped workers, whose minimum is slated to reach $153 an hour next July under a local law enacted in 2016.
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All those well-paid young Amazon employees tipped Seattle's housing market into a frenzy.
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The win tipped the Court, invigorated conservatives, and bought him credibility with the establishment.
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More wider, analysts have tipped global sales to reach at least 45 million units.
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Weeklytweeted that Spicer could be found on Venmo after a listener tipped them off.
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Airfrov tipped us off to the existence of the Heme Baby Q Transparent Puff.
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Next, use a felt-tipped liner to trace a floating line along your crease.
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They said they had been tipped off to his whereabouts by a Slovak informant.
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"It's already tipped in favor of the conspiracists, I think," Albright told BuzzFeed News.
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People tipped us or didn't tip us for leading the trucks to open spaces.
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TechCrunch was tipped off to the hidden Snapchat code by app researcher Ishan Agarwal.
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The missed calls, however, tipped off the lawyer, he told The New York Times.
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This presidential election tipped on a couple percentage points in a few key states.
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Grab also offers services like food delivery, while Uber is tipped to follow suit.
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The Australian diplomat tipped off US officials, which prompted the investigation in July 2016.
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The Tesla semi was originally tipped for a September reveal, according to the company.
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And then make a note for yourself on whom you tipped and how much.
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Low supply and high demand should have tipped the scales in favor of women.
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Microsoft has been catching Russian actors; FireEye tipped Facebook off to the Iranian activity.
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Security was tipped off to the man by the Indians, according to multiple reports.
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TIPPED, not stirred, is how hip young things in China now take their tea.
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Holzhauer was first tipped off about the July 14 event by fundraiser Ann Zediker.
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The twist: the shepherdess is underwater, and her charges are white-tipped reef sharks.
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Some hotly tipped items include a Siri-equipped speaker and a new Macbook Pro.
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Italy, a perennial economic disappointment, is tipped to notch up growth of just 0.4%.
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By whetting readers' appetites, though, "Coromandel" has no doubt tipped the scales a little.
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The coach then tipped off the Hillcrest coach about his star player's double life.
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"It wasn't just me that tipped them off," reads a post from TheGeminiTIGER today.
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She topped off her cover look with a black fedora tipped over one eye.
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"One night he tipped me out of bed on to the floor," she says.
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He threw that ball to Derrick Rose, who drove, but his pass was tipped.
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They added that Zarsky traded on it and tipped off at least three others.
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He tipped a treetop and skidded onto a golf course in Santa Monica, California.
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She tipped off a bank teller as the men waited outside in a car.
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TechCrunch was tipped off about one more curious thing Facebook has done in Messenger.
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"She tipped the bin over and saw a black female inside," reads the warrant.
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The color of these rare gems tipped off scientists to how they were formed.
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Her device tipped off the Cook County Sheriff's Office that she was at O'Hare.
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The chancellor is widely tipped to win a fourth term in office in September.
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Westbrook tipped off the knife-edge on which he always plays and mostly flailed.
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They ripped away the barricades, tipped over that generator, and the rest is history.
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But the restaurant industry —and some tipped workers— didn't want to let it happen.
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On the field, the Puerto Rican team tipped its caps to the American team.
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Here's why: America's system to stop nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) is unreliable.
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The time / benefit scale of these things had tipped over at too much / zero.
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Giannis stepping back over one toilet tipped on its side might not be impressive.
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Ekblad's shot was tipped in by Barkov with 43.9 seconds left in the second.
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Freitas, a former army captain tipped to become minister after Bolsonaro assumes office Jan.
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CNN has publicly denied Stone's claim that it was tipped off to the arrest.
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Companies that pay workers the tipped minimum wage cannot pool tips in this way.
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His brazen and unnecessary move may have tipped the election in Donald Trump's favor.
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France's foreign intelligence service reportedly tipped off Germany about the ISIS links this week.
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Authorities worry that suspects, tipped off to the investigation, will run or destroy evidence.
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Saguto was tipped off, and she and her associates stopped talking on the phone.
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Another GitHub user tipped off Capital One and the company subsequently informed the FBI.
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Sissons tipped Smith's slapper by Jones at 5:27 for a 5-2 advantage.
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He backed Macron early on, and had been tipped to retain the defense portfolio.
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Couturier tipped in a goal at 7:23 to close Philadelphia within 4-2.
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In early January 2016, however, he got tipped off authorities might be after him.
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Calligraphers, wielding enormous white-tipped brushes, glazed the concrete with characters written in water.
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Fast cash has long been a perk for waiters, bartenders and other tipped workers.
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They went back out to sea - and a large wave tipped the boats over.
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Gangs routinely tap Pemex's pipelines to steal gasoline, tipped off from inside the company.
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Lemieux tipped a launch from Tony DeAngelo for his first goal of the season.
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The Australian government tipped off the FBI, according to the Times, kickstarting the probe.
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Morgan Stanley, for one, tipped India as one of its top emerging market picks.
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He apologized profusely for the wait, and she tipped him $20 for his troubles.
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They said he also tipped Parker, who made $347,920 trading ahead of the deal.
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I should have been tipped off when I walked into the completely empty lobby.
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I think they might have tipped back a couple and got a little sleepy.
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US federal law mandates a minimum of $2.13 per hour to tipped wage workers.
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Analysts have tipped its chip division to propel the firm to record overall profit.
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He backed Macron early on, and had been tipped to retain the defence portfolio.
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I tipped them the cash I had and thanked them for working tirelessly now.
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We tipped her, figuring we would need to rely on her in the future.
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I also get a small tropical margarita (this total includes tip, I tipped 20%!).
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We're told he was there for about 90 minutes, but tipped exactly zero dollars.
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It tipped 45 degrees upon the pressing of a button hidden behind a mirror.
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The man who tipped us off when he could have just ran for cover.
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And the people you tipped off were also entitled to protection from being scammed.
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Only once a job is done will drivers see how much they've been tipped.
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That tipped the delicate balance of having a corporate leader as a feminist leader.
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Because in the old days, espionage meant using exploding pens and poison-tipped umbrellas.
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And she repeated her contention that Russia's hacking had tipped the election against her.
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The conference tournament cancellations and global sports suspensions appear to have tipped the scales.
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Experts differ on whether public opinion data suggests Mr. Comey's letter tipped the election.
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And those two companies tipped more toward creative than the business side of it.
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" But he said the allegation about an unwanted sexual advance had "tipped the scales.
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Zebra sharks and black-tipped reef sharks hover overhead, as if floating in midair.
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Among the composers he's tipped his hat to are Bruckner, Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Wagner.
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This balance tipped because of the demand for colleges to be more career-centered.
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The Australian government then reportedly tipped off the FBI to what Papadopoulos had said.
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That's when a friend tipped me off to the $50 Vaux Cordless Home Speaker.
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" She continued: "North Korea is not developing nuclear tipped ICBMs because the climate's changing.
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Noura also had an acrylic-tipped manicure, visible in photos taken at the party.
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"This was the summer when the scales really tipped toward quality," Mr. Bock said.
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I think Derrick Coleman won the tip and he tipped it to Billy Owens.
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Johns tipped in a missed free throw in the final second of the half.
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Filip Hronek flipped a shot from the right boards that Fabbri tipped in front.
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Delta won't serve nuts if they are tipped off to a passenger with allergies.
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I carried the pages into the kitchen and tipped them into a plastic bag.
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And then make a note for yourself on who you tipped and how much.
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Kim sees nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles as "his ticket to survival," Corker said.
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Her ruling Conservative Party is tipped to win the election with an increased majority.
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Jenner recorded his 10th of the season when he tipped in Zach Werenski's blast.
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Papadopoulos eventually spilled this information to an Australian diplomat, who tipped off the FBI.
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The best case for raising the tipped minimum wage is to prevent wage theft.
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Two plays later, Duron Harmon intercepted a tipped pass from Roethlisberger, sealing the game.
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About the slapstick, off-the-cuff one-liners of the wing-tipped Paulie Walnuts.
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Heng, 57, was one of three ministers tipped this year to succeed Lee, 66.
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Once tipped off to the federal investigation, the sheriff's department tried to obstruct it.
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He passed back by the woman with ribbons in her hair, tipped his hat.
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Almost 13 percent of tipped workers are in poverty, compared with around 6 percent of non-tipped employees, according to a 2014 joint report by the Economic Policy Institute and the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"The restaurant industry is strong in the seven states with no tipped minimum wage, demonstrating that it is economically feasible to phase out the tipped minimum wage without harming restaurant jobs or sales," the group wrote in a 2016 report supporting Initiative 77.
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Mr Flynn had always been tipped as a likely first casualty of the Trump administration.
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"This old woman paid exact change and tipped me in delicious pears." via GIPHY 193.
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But the militants were tipped off early, and hundreds escaped, tribesmen and Taliban fighters said.
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Authorities won&apost say exactly when the tuna was found or who tipped them off.
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Musk revealed the flamethrower on Saturday, after some digging tipped its existence late last week.
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International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt is heavily tipped by The Telegraph newspaper to resign Wednesday.
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A quick spin around the Morning Ledger site also should have tipped reporters off Monday.
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Cardi B had a close call when her golf cart almost tipped over this weekend.
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Anderson tipped a Savard shot with 3:37 to play, forging a 4-4 tie.
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The arms ban kept nuclear-tipped cruise missiles off the European continent for three decades.
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In a dramatic moment, the baby was rescued after a homeless man tipped off police.
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I talked to seven labor experts about whether increasing the tipped minimum wage benefits workers.
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Kadri tipped in a shot from Travis Dermott at 10:44 of the third period.
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Rex Tillerson, tipped to be the next secretary of state, is not a KGB agent.
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The trade surplus had been tipped at $54.1 billion last month from December's $54.69 billion.
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At the very end, she traded her hot pink-tipped hair for a vibrant blue.
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BAE, which rose 3.8 percent, got a further boost after RBC analysts tipped the stock.
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By the the end of the episode, it seems the scales have tipped toward Offred.
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The combined traffic from mobile and tablet devices tipped the balance at 51.2 percent, vs.
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Using diamond-tipped tools, they cut through their cell bars before scaling the perimeter wall.
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At one interview, the restaurant hiring manager explained DC's tipped minimum wage was then $2.77.
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The trade surplus had been tipped at $7.05 billion last month from February's $4.08 billion.
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There was $20,000 in cash and other valuables inside, and the owner tipped him $500.
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He parked himself near the goal and tipped in Alexander Steen's shot from the slot.
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Obama said he wasn't sure what it was that tipped his life away from addiction.
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Then to top it off, they tipped me $5 because I was such a help.
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Powell's remarks initially buoyed sentiment, but the latest trade escalation tipped sentiment to the downside.
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Blowing the Whistle Some believe that an indignant Wall Street broker tipped off the magazine.
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The reversal has tipped off international controversy over wildlife protection, economic stimulus and ivory trading.
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"They were definitely tipped off, and we think it was by her ex," he said.
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The couple reportedly left the cabin last week after being tipped off about Thailand's plans.
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Idris Elba, Richard Madden and Tom Hiddleston have all been publicly tipped for the role.
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Whether the balance has already tipped in favor of capital depends on who you ask.
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Under federal law, they can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage — $2.13 an hour.
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She chats with her mom and, using a red-tipped cane, attends church most Sundays.
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Mcgaughey believes that authorities were tipped off when the family posted notices on social media.
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The lira tumbled 30% in 2018 as a currency crisis tipped Turkey's economy into recession.
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He tipped the ball away from the outstretched glove of leaping Cubs outfielder Moises Alou.
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Jazz center Rudy Gobert won the jump but tipped it to Dallas forward Dirk Nowitzki.
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She has finally tipped the scales just right so that she holds all the cards.
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Rather than shorting the dollar ahead of the conference, Auld tipped selling against the greenback.
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Under its new plan, Ebates is tipped to triple to $15 billion GMV by 2020.
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A revolution in 16.753 (and a coup two years later) tipped Egypt into economic crisis.
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A Facebook friend tipped off police about his posts, and authorities then raided Lyburd's home.
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Same result either way: Pluto got clobbered, its heart grew heavy, and it tipped over.
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"The 'growth scales' are still tipped heavily in the wrong direction for IBM," Ellis said.
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The car was tipped on its side and flames were shooting out of the hood.
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He then tipped in Brad Marchand's shot for some insurance with 10:41 to go.
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When the police arrive, the miners have often already fled, having been tipped off beforehand.
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I don't know what tipped the scales for him yesterday, but it didn't begin there.
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That tipped Yack and her team off that the veins could have an acoustic function.
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The European Central Bank is tipped to follow with more easing as early as September.
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What finally tipped you off to the idea that this might distress your young audience?
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His snoring, apparently, tipped doctor's off to the fact that he was not a corpse.
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And the effect appears to be large enough to have tipped the election to Trump.
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Again, superdelegates have never actually tipped a nomination, at least not through their floor votes.
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The trade surplus had been tipped at $26.38 billion last month from January's $39.16 billion.
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By definition, general elections are thus tipped more in favor of the more moderate candidates.
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It would also gradually eliminate the current exception to the minimum wage for tipped workers.
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Williams tipped her hat to the two-times Wimbledon champion after the hard-fought contest.
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They included Liu Shaoqi, the state president, whom Mao had once tipped as his successor.
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Now labor advocates are focused on a more familiar fight: Abolishing the tipped wage altogether.
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He tipped excessively, slipping $20 bills to strangers, because they reminded him of close friends.
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Mexico's AG says it was El Chapo's hunger for more fame that tipped off authorities.
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The items needed for rolls, apple pie and coffee tipped the budget into the red.
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SpaceX landed a rocket on a barge this weekend, until it tipped over and exploded.
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Then a friend tipped me to Arkwear, another indie label making its debut this spring.
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He had until recently been tipped to run as a member of Park's Saenuri party.
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Restaurants can pay tipped workers less than $14 if they make up for the difference.
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Hollande wrote it in longhand, often on planes, using a Paper Mate felt-tipped pen.
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On a water break, she tipped her head toward a couple practicing several courts away.
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Not unlike when Urie tipped his hat to The Beatles on 228's Pretty. Odd.
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But Rex Pflueger tipped in a basket to win it for the Irish, 76-75.
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A powerful long-range shot from Luiz Gustavo was tipped by Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
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A former deputy BoE governor, Bailey was tipped by analysts as Carney's most likely successor.
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Samsung tipped its hand yet again, revealing another key piece of its 2019 road map.
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Gaviria, tipped for a stellar road career, says it is all about pacing and recovery.
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Leaders of other parties say this is evidence the scales were tipped in its favour.
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To navigate the world in it, Scheuermann manipulates a cork-tipped joystick with her chin.
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Giuliani tipped his hand on that strategy Monday in an interview with CNN's Alisyn Camerota.
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Based on his last 77 rides with each service, less than half of passengers tipped.
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They both play central characters in movies that are strongly tipped for best picture nominations.
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Viewers tipped the performers digitally over Venmo, just as all those who tuned into Oops!
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It's why as a bartender, I support a full minimum wage for tipped restaurant workers.
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It is possible that some high-earning tipped workers would do worse under the compromise.
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According to ABC, authorities first got tipped off to the cum-runners in February 2017.
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Penned dogs — 16300 of them — were tipped off it was time for their morning walk.
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That's more than enough to have illegally tipped the election into the GOP candidate's favor.
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Ms. Kumari tipped a capful of medicine over her daughter's lips and she swallowed roughly.
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Tipped another way, she might become a mother or allow a childless couple to adopt.
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Another sledge tipped and then another, and the swarms of wolves descended on the families.
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Antetokounmpo tipped in his own miss and made another 234 to help Milwaukee pull away.
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Trump also tipped the S&P500 into bear territory - a 20% drop off recent peaks.
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He had tried to cross with his entire family, he said, when the boat tipped.
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"The balance of power at work has been tipped against the worker," Mr. McDonnell said.
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Law enforcement officials said a concerned citizen tipped off local police about Mr. Perry's posts.
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Law enforcement officials said a concerned citizen tipped off local police about Mr. Perry's posts.
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We downed our last beer, tipped the bartenders generously — they earned it — and headed out.
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I felt that he would be tipped off immediately and that he would crush me.
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Crouse positioned himself in front of the net and tipped Ekman-Larsson's shot past Demko.
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The sheriff's office says they were tipped off about the video by a concerned citizen.
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McCann, scoring for the third straight game, tipped in a back-door feed from Simon.
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DoorDash had said the system kept workers' pay consistent when customers tipped little or nothing.
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The missiles can be tipped with warheads, either nuclear weapons, conventional explosives or chemical agents.
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Who knows what would have happened if they hadn't tipped the scales in Hillary's favor?
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Bar-Zik was tipped off to the flaw by an anonymous source to his podcast.
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Ryan then tipped in Nikita Zaitsev's shot with 12:16 left in the opening period.
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Robinson-Earl tipped home Gillespie's miss with 1:56 remaining to close within 48-46.
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Lamar Alexander, another Republican eyed as a possible witness vote, may have tipped their hands.
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Currently, for example, a handful of states do not have a separate subminimum tipped wage.
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The ship, already emptied of its glamorous furnishings, tipped over and sank in the night.
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The new model also has no trigger, pouring automatically and stopping once tipped back up.
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Even President Obama was taken aback by the speed at which this tipping point tipped.
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The mood tipped from festive to feverish as flames leapt three stories in the air.
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Bolsonaro tipped the head of Congress' farm caucus, Tereza Cristina, to be his agriculture minister.
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During its conversion to a troopship in 1942, the Normandie caught fire and tipped over.
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The result was well below a median 0.8 percent rise tipped in a Reuters survey.
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A certain bomb filler cap found at both sites tipped the scale in the investigation.
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Melvin Ingram tipped the pass and Denzel Perryman grabbed it at the 4-yard line.
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Tipped-over furniture or television sets kill a U.S. child every two weeks, he said.
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Also, disputes over regulation of fracking on federal lands tipped in favor of state regulators.
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It crashed through a barrier, tipped over and fell about 65 feet from a highway.
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Federal law allows them to pay these workers the tipped minimum wage: $2.13 an hour.
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She might run around in black-tipped Chanel slingbacks, or barefoot if she's on vacation.
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The current minimums in Michigan are $9.25 for nontipped workers and $3.52 for tipped workers.
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If she'd laughed more, if she'd married her first love, if she'd tipped waitresses more.
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The amendment created a subminimum wage for tipped workers: 267 percent of the federal minimum.
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The Restaurant Opportunities Center, the nonprofit labor group pushing for equal wages for restaurant workers across the United States, points out that the poverty rate among tipped workers in those states is far lower than the poverty rate for tipped workers in other states.
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The Restaurant Opportunities Center, a nonprofit labor group pushing for equal wages for restaurant workers across the United States, points out that the poverty rate among tipped workers in those states is far lower than the poverty rate for tipped workers in other states.
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It's possible that The Shadow Brokers or another group / individual tipped Microsoft to them in advance.
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Prosecutors said Dowd tipped his friend Fung about the merger of Gilead and Pharmasset on Nov.
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Even retailers such as DFS Furniture and Dunelm are tipped to benefit from the refurbishment work.
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The trade surplus had been tipped at $20.5 billion last month from April's revised $13.83 billion.
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Some have even claimed the fake news scourge tipped the election to President-elect Donald Trump.
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INGRAHAM: Bob, do you think anyone at the DOJ tipped off the Democrats here on this?
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A local resident who knew Lembrick contacted tipped off police, leading them to the Americus home.
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He tipped a few teaspoons of melted wax from one of the candles into his hand.
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He also knows the Night King's location and tipped off Sansa to Petyr Baelish's past crimes.
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Police were later tipped off to what was really going on by the family's suspicious pastor.
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If employers did not respond to the increase in the tipped minimum, this would be true.
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Last month, Georgia House Speaker David Ralston tipped his plans to reintroduce campus carry in 2017.
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Liquid then poured out of the car as it was tipped up by a recovery crane.
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More attractive is the service that Google Play Music is tipped to soon fold into, YouTube.
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The chambers can be tipped on a slight incline, but sometimes that's not enough for testing.
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Portis tipped in a layup to cap an 11-4 run to start the fourth quarter.
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A Reuters poll of 60 analysts had found all but five tipped no change this week.
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More widely, Southeast Asia's digital economy is tipped to reach $200 billion per year by 2025.
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It also wobbles a bit and would definitely fly out if the dock was tipped over.
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He clearly tipped way into fan mode by the time he edited together this video, though.
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ANDREW BAILEY The former deputy BoE governor was tipped by analysts as Carney's most likely successor.
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Tipped workers would still make less, but their hourly wage would rise to $5 by 2020.
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That could change if owners were required to pay tipped employees more per hour, he said.
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And was her classic white-tipped manicure a cheeky nod to President Macron's country of origin?
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Yet, most riders (60 percent) never tipped over the research team's four weeks of data collection.
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She had qualified for the Rio Olympics that summer and was tipped to win a medal.
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Others tipped by betting markets include former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab, with a 14% implied probability.
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If a dollar is tipped on every pound of coffee, a farmer could double their revenue.
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Microsoft isn't explaining who or what has tipped the company off to these potential new attacks.
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Grande also tipped her hat to Kerry Butler, who played Penny in the original Broadway production.
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Meanwhile, independent voters who resent this sort of interference may be tipped into the Trump camp.
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Eight months ago "Fat Vincent" tipped the scales at 38 pounds, he was unhealthy and depressed.
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Obama has averaged about 6,800 words per speech, while Clinton tipped the scale at about 7,600.
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After a sympathetic detective tipped off a friend of Mr Golunov's, a lawyer arrived at last.
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The Knicks never got closer after Gobert tipped in his final basket with 1:52 remaining.
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The CSU's brinksmanship has not (yet) tipped into an all-out attempt to oust Mrs Merkel.
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In Namibia, Hoanib Valley Camp has been tipped as a possible honeymoon spot for the couple.
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Old boats rotting away in the marshes, fly-tipped sofas, industrial plants with no visible workers.
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But the lead-up was filled with missed launches, tipped rockets, explosions, and many, many crashes.
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The FTSE 11.4453 and the mid-cap FTSE 250 both tipped 0.1% lower by 0748 GMT.
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Asked what he said to convince Totten, Cesar admits he doesn't know what tipped the scales.
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However, a Goff pass was tipped at the goal line, and Frank Clark made the interception.
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TechCrunch was first tipped off to the hidden music icons and code from reader Ishan Agarwal.
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Online comments praised the friendly service; she was outraged that nobody tipped any restaurant staff enough.
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Yes, Comey and Russian Wikileaks tipped the scales -- Clinton believes they were decisive in the vote.
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Even so, analysts have tipped its chip division to propel the firm to record overall profit.
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In January 2019, he tipped two McDonald's employees $100 each at a location in Los Angeles.
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That tipped the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq and Russell 2000 indexes to close slightly positive.
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READ MORE: Shaq Tipped a Waitress $4,000 Because That's What She Requested But that wasn't all.
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Pyongyang has been working to develop nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles capable of reaching the United States.
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They had the stroller tipped up against her so I think that kind of saved them.
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The economy was tipped into a recession the last time the tax was raised in 2014.
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Christopher Tanev's shot from the point was tipped by Pettersson on its way to the net.
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Something about it might not sit right, especially if you've tipped post-tax your entire life.
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As a result, it's extremely unlikely that a few hacked precincts could have tipped the scales.
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If the fan heater happens to get tipped over, its safety feature automatically powers it off.
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The alternative group's chairman is Mark Wiseman, one of several people tipped as Fink's possible successors .
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Because Steel Tipped Dove had the mic, it was too hot, it was just in there.
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That put her level with the male actor most widely tipped for the role, Kris Marshall.
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Macron is tipped in polls to win and become France's president for the next five years.
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It has been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking the U.S. mainland.
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Even so, fresh sanctions should be just the start in confronting North Korea's nuclear-tipped threats.
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While this rule often went unenforced, losing it only adds to tipped workers' already precarious situation.
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"That's tough," said Nets center Brook Lopez, who tipped Jackson's last shot before it went in.
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Many versions are graced with rubber-tipped heels — an extra layer of protection from springtime puddles.
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" Strauss said, "Most coastal floods today are already tipped over the balance by sea level rise.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage: $2.13 an hour.
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Axe seeks ultimate destruction, referencing poison-tipped arrows that go through one person to kill another.
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The amendment created a sub-minimum wage for tipped workers: 153 percent of the federal minimum.
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Drummond tipped in a Jackson miss in the final second to send the game into overtime.
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However, 66% of customers in US Foods' survey reported that fees affected how much they tipped.
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There are 5.9 million tipped workers in the U.S. and 15% of them are on Medicaid.
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The economy was tipped into a recession the last time the tax was raised in 2014.
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Everyone said Suzette tipped me off, but she couldn't have cared less about who was there.
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But Grassley has not tipped his hand since the Supreme Court approved the changes last month.
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My tester tipped the price scale at $32,755, well up from the base sticker of $25,995.
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Dickerson tipped in a Nowell missed layup with 24 seconds remaining, and the Huskies held on.
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Measured against share prices, the balance of gains and losses has also tipped in CEOs' favor.
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The priest said recently that he had been tipped off that agents were watching Mr. Millar.
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Voters in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday voted to raise wages for tipped workers to minimum wage.
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He is now tipped to become the next prime minister in a forthcoming power-sharing government.
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And, there's a chance the regime could use chemical weapons or even launch nuclear-tipped missiles.
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Unlike the House Democratic bill, it doesn't eliminate the tipped minimum wage and exempts seasonal workers.
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His arms were locked at the elbow, and his body tipped as he sliced the air.
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His son, Felix, is tipped to be named prime minister in a forthcoming power-sharing government.
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Admin staff at McAuliffe's school reportedly tipped cops off and a month-long investigation was launched.
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But it was really the whiff of casual sexism that tipped the event over the edge.
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Foodbeast tipped us off to the above Instagram, showcasing a blurry shot of this alleged flavor.
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The clash erupted after residents tipped-off authorities about the arrival of armed men on boats.
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Forsberg dropped a no-look pass to Roman Josi, and Ribeiro tipped the puck past Kinkaid.
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Tables and chairs, some tipped over, remained in the backyard, signs of a party quickly abandoned.
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The Australian government tipped off the FBI to what Papadopoulos had said, according to the Times.
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The gift card covered the service, but not the tip, so I tipped $7 in cash.
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In 1977, Monica and Claudio were tipped off that the death squads were looking for them.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had tipped a 5.2% rise, compared with 5.0% growth seen in May.
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So we don't know who tipped the mayor off that it's an unsafe place to live.
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He's also regularly tipped off about upcoming features or those in testing on sites like Twitter.
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However, Jimmy Butler tipped E'Twaun Moore's 2117-point attempt, forcing a miss just before the buzzer.
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Red Lobster, 2009 Since you thought Bryan wasn't upbeat enough, you tipped only five per cent.
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Ryan's wrist shot tipped off the blade of Burns' stick past San Jose goalie Alex Stalock.
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The NBA also had a slate of six games that night, four of which tipped off.
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With the breeze blowing, they tipped an urn and scattered their dog's ashes into the water.
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Each Indian pipe stem is tipped with a single flower, which droops at an acute angle.
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I tipped the scale for the fourth season [of "The Affair"] to more women than men.
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This law will help all tipped workers, the majority of whom struggle to make ends meet.
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People saying, "Did you know Michelle is the oldest performing drag queen?" and I'm getting tipped!
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Another common industry argument is that raising the tipped minimum wage is ultimately bad for workers.
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Turkey's economy tipped into recession last year after a currency crisis sent inflation and unemployment soaring.
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In overtime, he snagged a tipped ball out of the air for the game-winning touchdown.
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If the tipped wage were eliminated, "I would definitely not stay in the industry," she said.
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"It's out of tune," he declared, as he ran a floppy-tipped wand across the strings.
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I had tipped everyone at my hotel so when I called for assistance, I was covered.
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Andrew Cuomo raised the tipped and general minimum wage as part of the 21996-'153 budget.
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We exclude tipped occupations from this calculation using the definitions used by the Economic Policy Institute.
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"What tipped us off was 'lodestar,'" MyBookie head oddsmaker David Strauss told the New York Post.
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He had tried to cross with his entire family when the boat tipped in the sea.
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His son's death finally tipped him over the edge to start writing his memoirs, at 87.
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Other legislators tipped the Speaker's ceremonial chair to the floor and dragged it across the ground.
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The results there also tipped influential Democrats who had been on the fence in Biden's favor.
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He said his motorboats were half-sunk and his sailboats piled over his tipped-over catamarans.
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At 12 o'clock, the old year tipped into a new year — and we stayed the same.
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Penn State's Myles Dread tipped in a miss with 235 seconds left to tie the game.
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Once and once only, during the first days of our Bonneville summer, Jim tipped the bike.
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In 2014, someone tipped off the Innocence Clinic, an organization that investigates prisoner claims of innocence.
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Because of the conflict, the entire socio-cultural balance of the society has been tipped over.
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Lee scored at 22:043, and Brassard tipped a shot under Hart's glove at 204:25.
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Seattle's K.J. Wright intercepted a tipped pass on Cleveland's next possession to help clinch the victory.
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They mixed the mundane — overstuffed trash cans, money worries, which tenants tipped best — with bigger themes.
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Mooney was sitting on a bench, with her eyes closed, face tipped toward a hazy sky.
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Those demographics tipped a median 15 to 16 percent — which is still pretty good, Schulz said.
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"I think it's just gotten to the point that the Ukrainian thing just tipped it over."
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Dimitrov, a 25-year-old Bulgarian, was a junior standout tipped to be a future champion.
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The 22016-page report did not conclude that Russian involvement tipped the election to Mr. Trump.
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The Australian government tipped off the FBI to what Papadapoulos had said, according to the Times.
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Across the board, no matter what service was provided, millennials tipped less frequently than older generations.
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The market is tipped to grow to $200 billion in a decade, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Rantanen tipped it just inside the post at 16:05 to put Colorado ahead 2-0.
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Rogers also pushed back against Hermus's claim the doormat ought to have tipped his client off.
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Since hitting that level in the past few weeks, yields have not tipped over that average.
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The referendum would increase the state's minimum wage and eventually eliminate the tipped minimum wage altogether.
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Giuliani's comments sparked speculation that he had been tipped off by the FBI, something he denied.
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Big tipped the new scale at 876 grams, or 1.93 pounds, which was a big letdown.
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He bent his knees, so we were at eye level, and tipped my chin toward him.
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When he ran for president, the seesaw of their marriage tipped, out of necessity, toward him.
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Inside, teenagers in sweatshirts and shiny puffer coats tipped cups of salsa on beef-tongue tacos.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage — $2.13 an hour.
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The amendment created a sub-minimum wage for tipped workers: 50 percent of the federal minimum.
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Since then, Congress has raised the federal minimum wage — but not the minimum for tipped workers.
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The law was amended in 1966 to include tipped workers, but they were still treated differently.
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A pitcher of from-scratch margaritas with some beers tipped into it for extra good times.
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The city was tipped off to the recent situation by an anonymous complaint, Ms. Valdez said.
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It doesn't appear that the ball was tipped, but perhaps live the referees thought it was.
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Germany's intelligence services ran a surveillance operation after they were tipped off to the planned attack.
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It's as if a bucket of bedlam, overfilled, tipped, and sloshed itself empty across your eardrums.
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Other neighborhoods are hit hard by liquefaction, with houses tipped and twisted at odd, unnatural angles.
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At the press of the button, the graphite-tipped control rods plunged into the coolant water.
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Facebook said it launched an investigation after being tipped off by Twitter about its own findings.
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Le Pen is consistently tipped in opinion polls to win the April 23 first round of the two-round race but she is also tipped to lose the two-way runoff ballot on May 7 - to either Fillon or another independent candidate, the centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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The law would have ended a system that allows employers to pay as low as $3.89 hourly to tipped workers as long as customer gratuities add up to the minimum wage, and would have gradually increased the minimum wage for tipped workers to meet the local requirement.
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The ACA's greatest success lies in how much it tipped the scales in favor of social solidarity.
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"Hotline Bling" tipped the scales to a point where even Donald Trump was in on the joke.
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Plus, it's insult to injury if someone from her own show tipped off her enemy. Co-parenting.
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The Russian-American first tipped off fans to the split with a cryptic Instagram post on Monday.
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Chase was identified as a suspect when an unnamed foreign law enforcement agency tipped off the FBI.
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Given that tipped workers are disproportionately women and people of color, these policies may also reduce inequality.
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Bank issuance is tipped to remain strong, with financial borrowers still tapping the market into year-end.
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In the past on these occasions, air travel and positioning of the finalists have tipped us off.
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Artem Anisimov provided Chicago with a lead just 41 seconds in when he tipped a Rutta shot.
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Now, the dramatic, French-language introduction to the music video might have tipped you off on this.
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So far, he's channelled frosted-tipped Justin Timberlake and tried his paw at the divisive man bun.
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Companies tipped to gain include defense contractor Elbit Systems, Magal Security Systems and Check Point Software Technologies.
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The guidance range, however, tipped slightly lower than last year's holiday season sales growth of 4 percent.
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It was Hernandez's brother-in-law, Jose Lopez, who initially tipped off police, leading to his arrest.
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Men thanked, tipped and departed — rather an anticlimax as they had to push the van to start.
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John McCain, also questioned the administration's characterization, pointing to reports that the enemy had been tipped off.
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Men are more likely to tip than women, but female drivers get tipped more than male ones.
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Use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin's surface as possible. 2.
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It also found that female drivers—especially younger female drivers—were tipped more than their male counterparts.
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His son, who was also charged, allegedly sold his shares and then tipped off four other people.
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Mobile computing has tipped a low-cost box of "Lego brick" components into the Chinese supply chain.
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She accessorized the look with a pair of white-tipped black boots, stud earrings, and minimal makeup.
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Customers usually tipped the gas attendant more money than it took to fill their tanks Until Friday.
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That device has been tipped to feature a gamut of new technologies, including perhaps an OLED screen.
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Congress had been tipped to win Rajasthan—which nearly always kicks out its incumbents—and it did.
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Martin Schulz said he would step down as SPD leader; he is tipped to be foreign minister.
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For just the slightest bit of definition, use a thin-tipped felt liner along your upper lashline.
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In the background, Ortiz-Magro flashed a big smile with his hat tipped back on his head.
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He got behind the defense, took a perfect pass from Soderberg and tipped the puck past Coreau.
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He tried to brace himself and push it back but it completely tipped and fell on him.
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The lira tumbled nearly 30 percent in 2018 as a currency crisis tipped Turkey's economy into recession.
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Corporate operating profits are tipped to fall by as much as 40 percent in the current quarter.
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Robert Ciccolo tipped off authorities after his son said he wanted to join the Islamic State group.
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Ultimately, the conversation must have tipped at some point, because we'll get it two weeks from now.
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Not long ago it was Israel, not Egypt, that was tipped to become the region's gas giant.
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Vanek tipped Niklas Kronwall's shot from the point past Domingue for his 13th goal of the season.
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Miller, who has been tipped as a future Lib Dem leader, rules out running for the job.
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For example if the customer tipped $3, Instacart would only pay $1 to reach the guaranteed payment.
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"Forty-six percent of tipped workers nationwide rely on public benefits" like food stamps, Hallett told me.
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Zucker continued going to the net and tipped the puck by the Russian goalie at 10:50.
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Alexander, who monitors Fresno's sex registrants, says the other security guard tipped him off on July 27.
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Turris reached around Coburn and tipped in a long shot by Mattias Ekholm for his third goal.
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Reinhart tipped defenseman Mark Pysyk's long shot from the point for his 13th goal of the season.
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" After being "tipped off," it was Hunt who originally discovered the "1.76GB worth of data from donateblood.com.
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They didn&apost immediately comment on a Bild newspaper report that American intelligence tipped off German investigators.
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She also said her office believes Gonzalez's alleged abuser, her live-in boyfriend, tipped off immigration officials.
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Some have indicated that al Qaeda operatives there were tipped off to the raid ahead of time.
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Guentzel tipped a shot by Brian Dumoulin past Binnington to make it 5-1 at 3:05.
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In February Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter Maddie was rushed to the hospital after her ATV tipped over.
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However, the Kremlin tipped journalists off at least two hours before that Putin would speak about this.
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But this is often where tipped workers get screwed by a form of wage theft, critics note.
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A few less of those might just have tipped the balance towards a more favourable G20 outcome.
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But over the past two centuries, the water has tipped toward the acidic end of the scale.
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It's reportedly tipped with a "super-large heavy warhead," greatly increasing the country's fire power against enemies.
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He took Hanson and his wife, Crista, out to thousand-dollar dinners—and then tipped fifty percent.
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The reports came via building permits that were likely tipped to sites like Macrumors by Apple watchers.
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That domino tile has already been tipped, whether Tesla was the one to tip it or not.
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China's trade surplus in August was tipped at $48.6 billion, which would be the highest since January.
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He tipped his cap from the top step of the Twins dugout to acknowledge the crowd's applause.
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A man named Clay tipped me off to the potato powder, and I've used it ever since.
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Russia could already overwhelm America's missile defense system if it launched multiple nuclear-tipped weapons at once.
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The economy has since tipped into recession, with unemployment having risen to nearly 15 percent in February.
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It was Hernandez's brother-in-law, Jose Lopez, who initially tipped off police, leading to his arrest.
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And one show that tipped the scales was a little So Cal-based series called Laguna Beach.
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Thanks to the folks over at Hello Giggles, we've been tipped off to this humbling coffee creation.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage of $2.13 an hour.
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That means tipped restaurant workers must be paid the minimum wage -- eventually $15 an hour -- by 2026.
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The police were first tipped off to the graffiti when a student found it on Nov. 14.
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So when Miami rolled into town with their run-first offense, Baltimore just tipped them over easy.
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As the Skype integration may have tipped you off, this computer is mostly designed for the office.
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In a universe that has been tipped on its head, it was a rare act with meaning.
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Last month, the SEC awarded $22 million to a whistleblower who tipped the agency off to fraud.
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The rule, if implemented, would allow employers of tipped workers to redistribute tips or confiscate them entirely.
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The Economic Policy Institute has estimated the new rule will cost tipped workers $5.8 billion a year.
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When powdered medication is tipped into a glass of water, the fizz fills the auditorium around you.
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McCartney's representatives did not respond to a request for comment on how much he tipped the pilot.
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But Reagan championed a missile defense system to knock out incoming nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
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The updated law now allows that tips get shared among non-tipped workers, like cooks and dishwashers.
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Also a former deputy governor, Bailey was once widely tipped for the top job at the BoE.
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Russia's intervention has tipped the war President Bashar al-Assad's way, reversing gains rebels made last year.
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Snap any part of this loop, and the end result is the same: a tipped-over machine.
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On the long list of products impacted are flat-rolled steel, playing cards and felt-tipped pens.
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They said they were tipped off to Marks' alleged involvement by an anonymous source, the Advocate reports.
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She admitted that her financial dependence on my grandfather tipped the scales of her decision to stay.
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If her father hadn't tipped off school officers, authorities say, her plans might have come to fruition.
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Nashville's worn denim jeans and country boots are replaced with Washington's wool suits and wing-tipped shoes.
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So much so, her team tipped off paparazzi as to her whereabouts when traveling around New York.
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One night in May, the authorities were tipped off to a poaching excursion and went on watch.
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The salvage company had to procure a diamond-tipped cutter to create an opening to rescue him.
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A close examination of honeysuckle flowers reveals long stamens, each tipped with a powdery, pollen-covered anther.
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Sajid Javid is expected to be named Chancellor, while Dominic Raab has been tipped for Foreign Secretary.
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In recent 9th Congressional District elections, absentee ballots have tipped in favor of the candidates employing Dowless.
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We'd note patterns, like the starter who tipped his lethal split-finger fastball by wiggling his glove.
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With a champion in the White House, the balance of power has tipped firmly in their favor.
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Eyelashes on the spring and summer runways took the latter course, as prettiness tipped toward the spooky.
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After her housemates tipped off the police, officers arrived and found a fetus in a trash bag.
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Thankfully, it still has some work to do before those nuclear-tipped missiles could reach American territory.
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Brazil's economy, after contracting in the first quarter, may have tipped into recession in the second quarter.
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Authorities say that they were initially tipped off on the case from information gathered from a hotline.
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SenseTime is widely tipped to land a $227 million investment from Alibaba before the year is out.
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The early support of superdelegates was viewed by Sanders' supporters as having tipped the scale for Clinton.
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Donaldson was taken into custody after a co-worker at McDonald's tipped off police about his handgun.
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Instead, giant corporations have enjoyed outsize benefits from a system that is increasingly tipped in their favor.
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They are the ones who (as we wrote last weekend) also tipped the Liberal Party in Wentworth.
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Professors at other schools tipped for entry into the tournament also think the NCAA should limit crowds.
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Should the law take effect, it would provide greater economic security for DC's roughly 29,000 tipped workers.
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It means that owners and managers minimize their liabilities while pushing risk onto tipped workers like me.
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A gray bird with black-tipped wings, a yellow face and a sharp black beak soared overhead.
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Earlier on Wednesday, services sector data for June showed that Brazil may have tipped back into recession.
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The restaurant industry asserts that raising the tipped wage would hurt small businesses, forcing some to close.
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Clayton Pennington, editor of Maine Antique Digest, was also tipped off to the problem with the secretary.
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Italy's military police and the priest had been tipped off to their plans and replaced the original.
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Heath tipped in a cross from Megan Rapinoe in the 35th minute for a 1-0 lead.
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In January, a keen-eyed customer tipped off No Starch that the book did not look right.
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North Korea has been striving to develop nuclear-tipped missiles that can hit the United States mainland.
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Greene tipped Damon Severson's shot at 7:07 of the third period to spoil Lehner's shutout bid.
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Then, he extracted fossilized insect bits from black sludge using a probe tipped with human nose hair.
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Was the Trump campaign tipped off about the Russian hacking and planned leaks of prominent Democrats' emails?
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But customers and employees tipped off the Post and Courier, saying the pizzas were actually from Costco.
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Ironically, it was a question that reflected my love for Apple that tipped him over the edge.
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But his pass to receiver Alshon Jeffery was tipped into the arms of Patriots cornerback Duron Harmon.
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Two-thirds of tipped restaurant workers in the U.S. are women, according to analysis by TIME Magazine.
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It's not on the menu — I was additionally tipped off just that morning by the same friend.
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Nor was there any allegation that the Russians tipped the results of the election, the statement said.
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Richard tipped his phone onto the table, casually, so he could tell himself he wasn't really checking.
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Every four hours, she tipped back her head and squeezed a dropper of antibiotic into each eye.
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Josh Hart missed a driving layup, but DiVicenzo tipped the ball in just as the horn sounded.
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FARC leader Rodrigo Londono had been tipped by some Nobel watchers to share the prize with Santos.
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Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines are bigger (18,750 tons) and are armed with Trident nuclear-tipped missiles.
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Briefly it tipped back toward us, nearly crashing to the ground, and there were a few gasps.
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If the involvement of a shaman hadn't tipped you off already, this hug occurred in Los Angeles.
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Prices spiked a year ago as Turkey's currency crisis took hold and tipped the economy into recession.
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For the first, a computer program directs the motions of a diamond-tipped needle to create inscriptions.
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Those errors tipped the scales in favor of Microsoft, which won the contract in October, Amazon said.
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"It's good to see everybody, but once the ball's tipped you're just playing, just hooping," he said.
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An angled, diamond-tipped applicator helps give you a crisp line with no extra lip liner required.
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I've noted over and over again that Buttigieg's very favorable tipped me off to his potential rise.
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Most involve ship-size steel slabs, curved or torqued and very long or tipped together and soaring.
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Her basket landed on a nearby rooftop and tipped, tossing her to the ground and her death.
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Doubts over OPEC's commitment to supply curbs tipped benchmark oil futures into a bear market in June.
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Imagine that a hostile nation — say, North Korea — fires a nuclear-tipped missile at the United States.
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Ramirez tipped his cap to crowd as he received a standing ovation walking back to the dugout.
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Her coming out marks, almost perfectly, the moment when the "transgender tipping point" tipped over into backlash.
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"Tipped workers — not their bosses — are entitled to their hard-earned dollars," DeLauro said in a statement.
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Worst of all, fake New York magazine has tipped its investigative hand and won Logan's unhinged ire.
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Two minutes later, Graovac tipped in an Alexander Edler shot to give Vancouver a 2-1 advantage.
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Also a former deputy governor, Bailey was once widely tipped for the top job at the BoE.
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Both nations have focused on new land- and sea-launched nuclear-tipped missiles aimed at crossing continents.
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But when it was off center, perched near the edge of the bottom cylinder, it tipped over.
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Normally, I'd comply, as long as they sat politely at my stage and tipped a few bucks.
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The peso gained more than 1 percent when the first exit polls tipped a Lopez Obrador victory.
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Employers pay the full minimum wage to the 1.2 million tipped workers who live in those states.
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