Specifically, Ahmed says that when he was terminated from Oak on May 18, 2015, he was fully vested in his Fund X; 91 percent vested in Fund XI; 83 percent vested in the carry of Fund XII; and 54 percent vested in Fund XIII's carry.
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For example, you may be 0% vested for two years, but after that, you're immediately 100% vested.
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"Even if you don't think you'll be there long enough to be fully vested, even a 20% or 40% vested match is free money," Smith said.
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But some plans have a three-year cliff vesting schedule, in which participants are zero percent vested until they reach three years of service and become 100 percent vested.
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"The Dutch have a vested interest in keeping this art, the United States only has a vested interest in what's fair," said Joel Androphy, the lawyer for the Katz heir, Bruce Berg.
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Monopolies and vested interests are yet another source of resentment.
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Trump has a vested interest in tarnishing the FBI's reputation.
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The GOP has a vested interest in suppressing voter turnout.
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Karelin has a vested interest in this announcement made: Makhov.
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You want to invest with someone who is truly vested.
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The danger is that Brexit hands power to vested interests.
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Fair enough: democratic accountability is vested largely in national governments.
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People simply had a vested interest in ignoring his behavior.
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Vested interests in Eskom and mining unions will resist both.
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"That's why we are so vested in this," Mona said.
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The insurance company had a vested interest in doing so.
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It had no vested interest in preserving the cable bundle.
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We all have a vested interest in saving the bees.
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Too many people have a vested interest — include the fans.
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It requires credible, vested leadership to foster the right culture.
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Not the secretary of treasury (and appropriately vested) Steven Mnuchin.
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Typically that authority is vested in a company's compensation committee.
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The film is also not vested in an upbeat ending.
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It requires more than finding common ground among vested interests.
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Both Pakistan and China have vested interests in challenging India.
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I have a vested interest in you and your success.
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Martin and Johnson share a vested interest in this idea.
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AOL had vested in it, its greenhouse program, I think.
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The legislation would delay the tax due on these equity grants for up to seven years after an employee exercises an option and is vested in the stock, or becomes vested in the restricted unit.
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VESTED INTERESTS Labour is lagging Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party by about 10 points or more in the polls but it hopes that targeting "vested interests" will win over voters ahead of the Dec.
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Right now, that authority is vested in Title II. What's next?
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"Justice is now vested in a judge's personal bravery," he says.
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But there are powerful vested interests that resist carbon-cutting measures.
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Family members have a vested interest and a ton of opinions.
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In Japan the vested interests that resisted TPP would be comforted.
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These vested interests are now busy twisting arms on Capitol Hill.
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Worse, Apple has a vested interest in accelerating the upgrade cycle.
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I believe in vested interests and a group looking after itself.
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Why were Disney and Hard Rock so vested in this measure?
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They have a vested interest in who runs and who wins.
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She has vowed to tackle vested interests and ramp up competition.
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You have to be truly vested, not just financially but emotionally.
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We have a deep, vested interest in helping alleviate societal challenges.
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Just about every black citizen would be vested in the outcome.
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Be genuinely vested in others' lives, sufferings, wins, and emotional state.
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Well, we all have a vested personal interest in the outcome.
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I have a vested interest in a functioning legal immigration system.
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Your career is heavily vested in developing buildings and building roots.
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The political parties represented vested interests but were not particularly ideological.
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But his government is heavily vested in keeping food prices low.
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Typically, shares in Uber reach vested status over a multiyear period.
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I didn&apost have the cash to exercise my vested options.
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So we have a vested interest in making sure it's safe.
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Vested interests will become more visible, and provide new decision frameworks.
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I have a vested interest in work that's sexual, and political.
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To tackle vested interests political leaders require "moral authority", argues Mr Solís.
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The world of medicine is filled with dubious claims and vested interests.
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I'll admit to a vested interest in the answer to that question.
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The sale of Ying's vested stock options totaled close to $1 million.
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Perhaps a greater barrier is a bureaucracy intent on protecting vested interests.
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But on both sides, party machines exist mainly to defend vested interests.
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In other words, Uber says, Levandowski has zero vested shares to date.
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The government has an enormous vested interest in seeing the industry prosper.
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At one time, it was vested with powerful design and real meaning.
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As for having a vested interest in NYC rap, to an extent.
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But of course, there are vested interests he has to think about.
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A vast majority of pay came in the form of vested stock.
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Google, of course, has a vested interest in getting more people online.
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Pledges to take on vested interests tend to be popular in Japan.
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Yes, but: Barrett still made almost $45 million, after calculating vested stock.
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Carson has no vested interest in maintaining those policies or their methods.
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Facebook, of course, has a vested interest in more people coming online.
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Both Turkey and the EU have vested interests in a successful partnership.
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In the face of such mighty vested interests, it all seemed puny.
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That's going out on a limb, and going up against vested interests.
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The American people have a vested interest in the EPA's unbiased process.
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Nor has she been afraid to challenge vested interests, including the police.
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One answer is vested interests benefiting from today's nonsensical health care economics.
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Not surprising, those with a vested interest in guarantee games defend them.
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Middle East, but were thwarted by loopholes and vested interests—including the
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That represents the grant date value of shares that vested in 2018.
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However, people with less of a vested interest have made similar arguments.
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Patterson died last year from cancer, so his stock ownership immediately vested.
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Of course, Ms. Skor has a vested interest in advancing this narrative.
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Options that expired or vested in 2016 were excluded from the analysis.
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Needless to say, these would also make certain vested interests very angry.
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Congress is vested by the Constitution with oversight of the executive branch.
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His vested stock options are worth about $22015,303, at least on paper.
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Employees do not accrue or earn any vested benefit under this Program.
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But a bigger reason is that these changes threaten vested economic interests.
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Do they have vested interests that are in conflict with the public?
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Everyone has some vested interest in what's happening on the (digital) quad.
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Later, Voight mingled and posed for pictures with the black-vested Bikers.
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The U.K. has a vested interest in signing a speedy trade deal.
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The United States has vested interests in both Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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As they do so, regulators appear to be listening to vested interests.
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He is being yellow-vested, and she is in her twilight years.
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And I know they have some real vested interests in community policing.
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Most nations still have a vested interest in avoiding drastic temperature increases.
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Vested interests and distracted politicians have often limited Europe's ambitions on digital matters.
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I live in a neighborhood where I have a vested interest in improving.
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However, even transactions involving acquirers with vested interests can experience high execution risks.
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"If you're terminated and not vested, you probably forfeit the options," said Almonte.
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Restricted stock units (RSU), once vested, are equal to a share of stock.
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He has cut too many compromises and failed to confront Indonesia's vested interests.
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A CAO is vested upon construction completion of a milestone of the project.
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She was fired the day before her remaining stock options vested, she said.
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He is afraid he will have a vested personal interest in the outcome.
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The whole prosecutorial function is vested by the Constitution in the executive branch.
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Even though he spoke for the little guy and not the vested interests.
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The STB should put consumers, workers, and the environment ahead of vested interests.
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Building empathy requires time and a vested interest in the needs of others.
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Large state-owned companies with vested interests in fossil fuels sense an opportunity.
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These companies have a vested interest in getting you to add extras. Why?
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The industry has a vested interest in having salt in the food supply.
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Vested interests will cling to status quo, or make cosmetic changes, at best.
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Vested interests and out-of-date thinking lead to a bias against batteries.
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In order to afford that, selling stock became necessary every quarter it vested.
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Such reforms often, or usually, founder on vested interests on which the autocrat depends.
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"We have a vested interest in being a part of this community," Wachs said.
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China has a vested interest in stabilizing the currency, as does the United States.
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After two years with the company, the employee is vested in another 200 shares.
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But the vast Queensbridge housing complex was an unlikely scene of neon-vested hustle.
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So I've got no argument that we need to take on these vested interests.
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It's clear the cable companies have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
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Hopefully those results will be replicated by someone without a vested interest, she said.
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This encroaches on states' rights as states have a vested interest in controlling crime.
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After four years, the employee holds them all, and the options are fully vested.
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They're very vested in making an actual extension of what makes the game special.
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Paid DNC consultants also have a vested interest in maintaining the DNC status quo.
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Despite the potential of cryptocurrency, Stripe has a vested interest in established financial systems.
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States and the federal government have vested interests in protecting certain types of buildings.
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Then again, they have a vested interest in claiming their products and services work.
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They have a vested interest in fishing sustainably because they have a secure quota.
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They invade other people's countries and kill innocent human beings for their vested interests.
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And Russia's state-run oil company Rosneft has a vested interest in Maduro's government.
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I only have about 10 years left and don't really have a vested interest.
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The Constitution vested Congress with the power to do a lot more than urge.
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They are fully vested members of the Baghdad government and hold multiple ministerial posts.
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The U.S. has a long history and a vested interest in the Baltic States.
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The former general must also forfeit any of his non-vested stock and options.
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Only 20.7 percent of employers in the T. Rowe Price assessment immediately vested contributions.
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Powerful vested interests will continue to push for a slowdown in Chinese climate action.
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It created an environment of vested interests, which made it difficult to check corruption.
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A business has no vested interest in its users no longer needing its services.
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The Independent Counsel law vested the Independent Counsel with much greater authority and discretion.
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Child porn monsters have a vested interest in owning material that isn't traceable online.
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That will change, says Smith, who has a vested interest in the technological revolution.
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Another expert floated the idea of a mediator with vested interest, like the NBA.
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There have been concerns about opposition from vested interests, particularly on land market reform.
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We are nurses who have a vested interested in the health of the public.
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I have seen many employees leave companies and not exercise their vested stock options.
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Like them, she absorbs and channels emotion and drama, processing it for the reader as a vested outsider: an outsider because she's a child, but vested because she wants to have this land, and the life she lives on it, remain unchanged forever.
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But often the beneficiaries of vested interests are not particularly rich or powerful as individuals.
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A source familiar with the matter said Levandowski had not yet vested his Uber shares.
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Finally, we don't know exactly how many shares have vested from Snap's employee stock grants.
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It's conveniently timed to when his Apple shares are fully vested, according to the story.
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Sometimes that's because there are quacks or vested interests trying to spread lies and pseudoscience.
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Whenever customers buy into his brand, they have a vested interest in his continued success.
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Russia has a vested interest in backing Maduro after it gave the country financial aid.
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"Customers who are turned into investors have a vested interest in your business," he said.
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How have you navigated these existing vested interests and converted people to the Tezzie religion?
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Kagan said the justices have a "vested interest" in maintaining good relationships with one another.
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This will require him to take on vested interests in his own party, and quickly.
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The process is now open to public comment, and not just those with vested interests.
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He has no vested interest in this political position even if a promise were made.
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They're vested in when a person needs a heart transplant, that those services be available.
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We have a vested interest in the safety of our communities because we are you.
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The United States has a vested interest in making sure minerals are mined conflict-free.
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After them power will be vested in an elected leader — President, Prime Minister or Hand.
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Trump has merely used the legal authority Congress had long since vested in his office.
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The filings said the New York state tax lien on Shkreli's assets vested on Jan.
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This was a revolt of people who did not feel vested in that future America.
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Almost no industry is more vested in tax code changes than the structured settlement industry.
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Gencos say it's true, but they have a vested interest in keeping capacity prices high.
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Uber confirmed to CNBC that Levandowski received nothing in vested shares before he was fired.
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"It's more fun watching the games with people who have a vested interest," he said.
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And that cities have a vested economic interest in maintaining the fashion week status quo.
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They worked out a mutual exit package that allowed Lapidus to keep his vested stock.
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" Federal Employees Retirement System benefits are vested after five years and, thus, were not "lost.
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And Cersei's got a looooot of enemies with a vested interest in pushing her out.
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Sometimes, these guidelines are used by vested interests to advance an agenda or control providers.
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"The people in charge today all have vested interests; we don't want them," she said.
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Every food company has a vested interest in what they do and do not say.
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Revels and his fellow racial pioneers are posed together, dressed in vested suits and bow ties.
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As Shameless is a popular show, Showtime has a vested interest in keeping Fiona Gallagher around.
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This becomes exponentially more true when the voter has a personal, vested interest in the issues.
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Of course, Intel has a vested interest in rosy predictions about the future of autonomous transportation.
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Of course, Lyft has a vested interest in seeing policies put in place to promote carpooling.
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But by the powers vested in me by no one in particular, I'm issuing a ruling.
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That obviously means the firm has a vested interest in highlighting ways companies could get hacked.
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To protect the people's freedom, he argued, convening power should instead be vested in the states.
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In his campaign Mr Moon pledged to take on vested interests and rev up the economy.
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If you leave the company before you're fully vested, you forfeit a portion of the match.
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Then, as now, a divided Tory party had to choose between vested interests and cheaper food.
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Both China and Russia have vested interests in the stability and the status quo in Venezuela.
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Meanwhile, tech companies have a vested interest in upending the norm to sell new, enhanced products.
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We are vested with special responsibility and the quicker we establish our nuclear cooperation, the better.
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He lauded stock market growth under his presidency, noting Malaysia's vested interests in American financial markets.
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Over 70% of America's population believes that the economy is rigged in favour of vested interests.
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Apple has no vested interest in you getting from point A to point B more efficiently.
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In recent decades the state has used it to help push through changes against vested interests.
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The company has partnered with New Story, a nonprofit that is vested in international housing solutions.
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Vested parties were quick to focus on the differences between the products of the two exchanges.
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Facebook's UK loss was swelled by charges for share incentive schemes, which have not yet vested.
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Murray's final triumph was to become the first African-American woman vested as an Episcopal priest.
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This finding shows why Amazon has a vested interest in increasing the roles of Prime customers.
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Disruptive start-ups do need to anticipate the regulatory reaction of the vested interests they threaten.
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We have no vested interests, therefore, we must commit to the agreement, implement and support it.
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The power to "amend or modify" the agreement is vested in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Commission.
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The filing states that 1/16th of the awards vest every quarter until they're fully vested.
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There are simply too many special interests who have a vested interest in the status quo.
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Zuckerberg also has a vested interest in attracting more talent from outside the U.S., not less.
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SpaceX has a vested interesting in getting its rockets flying as soon as possible post-accident.
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Give them a vested interest in those streets and a stake in the property around them.
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The Fed's Keynesian economists and their Wall Street megaphones have a vested interest in perpetuating inflation.
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Not every town is Charlottesville, but every American has a vested interest in who wins here.
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Unlike South Korea or China, Singapore doesn't have a vested stake in the Korean Peninsula conflict.
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They see an anti-corruption court as an essential tool for eliminating the power of vested interests.
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Bilenker will make another $241 million from the deal based on his vested and unvested stock options.
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"Nobody has a vested interest in personal accountability since you always get a new persona," he said.
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One reason for this is that Big Pharma has a vested interest in keeping it that way.
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"Nobody has a vested interest in personal accountability, since you always get a new persona," he said.
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And only some of those shares vested in 2016, approximately 26 percent of them, according to filings.
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These bills will not ever become laws; there are too many vested interests at stake for that.
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The autonomous power to hurt, destroy or deceive human beings should never be vested in artificial intelligence.
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NASA's plan does a decent job of satisfying key lawmakers who already have vested interests in space.
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They are technically harder to clean up than power generation and are protected by vested industrial interests.
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We're told that Uber employees with at least 10,000 of vested share will be eligible to sell.
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"If we don't speak the void will be filled by someone with a vested interest," he warned.
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But what I gradually came to believe was that the economy had been captured by vested interests.
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That's why creating a system that prevents co-option and capture by vested interests is so important.
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More than almost anybody else, she has a vested interest in perpetuating the system she benefits from.
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Second, liberals have to be eternally vigilant against the rigging of markets in favour of vested interests.
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All of these companies have a vested interest in selling autonomous driving technology to a skeptical public.
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Had the grants vested in 2018, they would have received a collective bonus of 12 million francs.
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Between the lines: A vast majority of CEO pay comes from exercised and vested shares of stock.
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JC: Greece has also paid a heavy price over the years for corruption and for vested interest.
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Jenna, as much as I respect you, I have no vested interest in who you sleep with.
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She has previously accused vested interests in state agencies of sabotaging her attempts to fire corrupt officials.
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"To be honest I don't have a lot of personal vested interest in club culture," she says.
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The modus operandi of this massively influential right-wing cabal involves vested positions, insinuation, incitement, and polarization.
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Companies have a vested interest in working with the government to meet the demand for cybersecurity workers.
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The excess money will go to Vested Interest in K-9's Inc, the GofundMe page states.
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As a longtime employee of MJJ productions she has vested interest in defending Jackson and his estate.
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As mayor, he is not vested with the unilateral power to change policy, as many mayors are.
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The Taliban have a vested interest in seeing ISIS defeated and al Qaeda diminished -- both are threats.
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"Where this is short on details is where the vested political interests are the strongest," he said.
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"Springfield is a town that has a lot of people really vested in it," Mr. Genderson said.
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Has this view changed — or is it permissible only when the senator has a particular vested interest?
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Missions should be focused on benefiting society, not on sustaining organizational or individual egos or vested interests.
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And it leaves organizational control of the campaign vested squarely with one man: campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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He will, however, remain head of the Communist Party, in which political power is vested in Cuba.
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In truth, his pension "vested" after five years, and he has roughly $2 million in pension benefits.
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How far the elections will enable him to tackle corruption and vested economic interests is less certain.
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But there's also going to be certain entities that have a vested interest in the status quo?
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It's in the vested interests of the robber barons to keep all us workers using fitted sheets!
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"The store's so pretty!" an expensive-vested woman says when she walks in with her preteen daughter.
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Normally, you can borrow up to 50% of your vested account balance or $50,000, whichever is less.
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Environmental groups and the organic movement have a vested financial interest in opposing synthetic biology, he argued.
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They have a vested interest in making Western democracies appear as flawed, ugly and messy as possible.
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Nor is it unusual to staff government agencies with officials who bring vested interests to the job.
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France also has a vested interest in the area with French Guiana being just north of Brazil.
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The post-independence Constitution vested legislative authority in a National Assembly and provided for an independent judiciary.
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Aaron is an adult and the decision to get help is vested in him and him alone.
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The government and those with vested interest are using the police as an instrument to silence workers.
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We need to fight against those who have a vested interest in keeping immigration a wedge issue.
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Article 3 of the Constitution provides that the judicial power shall be vested in one Supreme Court.
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The monarch's role is largely ceremonial, with administrative power vested in the prime minister and the Parliament.
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Great workplaces have significantly less turnover and attract employees who have a vested interest in their companies.
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My employer will match the full 7%, although unfortunately it's only vested after five years (4.5 to go…).
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Needless to say, those countries have a deeply vested interest in presidential decisions regarding trade and military policy.
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After one year, the employee is vested in 200 shares, and the share price has climbed to $75.
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Most employee equity hasn't fully vested, stock options need to be exercised and taxes need to be paid.
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Remaining ever humble and fully vested in other people and in a cause you'd give up everything for.
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That claim has often been made by people with a vested interest in the game, and rarely challenged.
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Regardless, you're limited to a maximum of 50% of your vested account balance or $50,000, whichever is less.
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Today, many of the biggest and best-funded think tanks also depend on support from wealthy vested interests.
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The memo also expressed the US's vested interest in Hong Kong's autonomy and its development into a democracy.
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I was given a trust that would be vested to me when I reached the age of 2100.
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"They're more vested and engaged in Uber, so we take a more careful approach here," Mr. Mohrer said.
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It's not uncommon for people to return to their hometowns, and West has a vested interest in his.
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Can't you just imagine Beyoncé saying, "By the power vested in me..." and then bursting out in "Halo"?
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Trained by America's FBI, NABU started to attack serious vested interests in Ukraine, provoking an inevitable counter-attack.
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Headcount in stores will stay the same, with the robots augmenting the work of blue-vested human employees.
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Then Mr Xi reorganises the top brass in order (he says) to break down opposition from vested interests.
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The losers will be those whose vested interests and lack of alternatives keep them wedded to fossil fuels.
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And hey, now that the company owns Whole Foods, Amazon's got a vested interest in controlling the kitchen.
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There is a need to have decision-making authority and oversight vested at the highest levels of government.
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A parliamentary form of government, where all power is vested in the majority party, tends to move aggressively.
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This included Apple, Roku, Amazon, and Microsoft — all of whom have a vested interest in the TV world.
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Because it's not in your vested interest in a commercial company to make something that can be repaired!
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Both have a vested interest in making it easier to stream your favorite music app in the car.
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Others, though goaded by public anger at inequality and corruption, will find it hard to confront vested interests.
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Even if the most embedded practitioners are far too vested to abandon their dark arts without a fight.
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But as a result of overlapping remits, vested interests and patchy data, the plunder continues apace (see article).
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I'm just so lucky and fortunate that this man is so vested in my transition and my happiness.
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The Supreme Court is vested with the power to check the actions of the executive and legislative branches.
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They used to have a vested interest in passing these bills because they could bring home the bacon.
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The legality issue is murky, though, since "records management authority is vested in the president," in Ferriero's words.
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That vested interest means it must ensure that there are meaningful blockchain and crypto companies in the world.
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"There are so many vested interests," said Philippe Lamberts, president of the Greens group in the European Parliament.
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And of course, the tech backlash, mostly quiet as stocks have vested, is preparing for its own revival.
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Normally, you can borrow only up to $50,000 or 50% of your vested account balance, whichever is less.
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Anybody who uses January 323th has a vested interest in minimizing the returns of this-- PETER NAVARRO: Correct.
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And, making sure that the voice of women and women of color is heard and vested and present.
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We have a vested interest in reinvention, one that you can follow through our weekly newsletter, Success Insider.
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That there is some kind of vested interest in your foibles, both real and imaginary, past and future?
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The Republic's first constitution, the Articles of Confederation, which vested Congress with all appointment responsibility, failed quite badly.
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But Ryan Frankel thinks we can do better, and he has a vested interest in developing a solution.
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Whatever the true motivations of those with vested interests for continuing the Afghanistan misadventure, one thing is obvious.
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Bernard said that makes sense, since Amazon and Google have a vested interest in seeing the tech succeed.
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In February, Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius, a Lithuanian, stepped down, saying vested interests were blocking his ministry's work.
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He's been at Pinterest almost six years, which means he's already vested whatever early stock package he received.
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Anthony appears to have taken a vested interest in Porzingis, who said he would continue to seek Anthony's advice.
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Two dismissed employees said layoffs resulted in their losing stock options they were promised but had not vested yet.
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The four executives will not get bonuses for 2016 and will forfeit unvested equity awards and vested outstanding options.
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He was granted a spectacular compensation package of 37 million shares of Snap that vested on the IPO date.
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Of that workforce, 92 percent of men got bonus pay and vested stock compared to 88 percent of women.
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The market value of the stock at the time the options become vested determine the value of the options.
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Modi, in a telephone call with Johnson on Tuesday, said vested interests were pursuing their agenda with violent means.
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Still, some worry that Mr Cuomo has bowed to pressure from powerful vested interests, including hotel lobbyists and unions.
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Or the Affordable Care Act, hobbled by the influence of insurance companies, hospitals, drug firms, and other vested interests.
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Mr Cummings is an inveterate champion of reforming Whitehall and taking on vested interests (which he calls "the blob").
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You might assume these women have a vested interest in resolving sexual harassment complaints and improving the employee experience.
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"It is important that we remain engaged with them and that they continue to feel vested in our campaign."
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Other employees, or potential employees, could worry that their vested interests could be clawed back based on unproven allegations.
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"We have a situation where nobody has a vested interest in keeping any oil in the ground," Moors said.
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So we actually have an extremely strong vested interest in ensuring that Silicon Valley and D.C. are operating effectively.
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VC firms have a vested interest in ecosystem evolution, and in working closely with corporations that invest in funds.
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Investors are closely watching the clash in Venezuela with a clear and vested interest in President Nicolás Maduro's ouster.
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Also, as the creator of the event, I have a vested interest in you having the best possible time.
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Uber also said that none of his stock has actually vested, with vesting based on meeting certain technical milestone.
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Ambani has previously said that the Congress party has been misled and misinformed by corporate rivals and vested interests.
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But progress has been slow given the small stakes on offer, sizable state control and concerns about vested interests.
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Friendly nations come and go, but allies have a vested interest in helping one another in peace and war.
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The scheme, however, has been mired in controversy and activists say vested interests have repeatedly tried to sabotage it.
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If more and more states have a vested interest in clean energy, climate politics could start to shift, too.
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All this to say that Reitano has a vested interest in people not acquiring boner pills from dubious sources.
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A company like Apple has no vested interest in you getting from point A to point B more efficiently.
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If this is true, then faith leaders with a vested stake in their religion's longevity have cause to rejoice.
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They have presented a united front and vested their representatives in Brussels with the authority to negotiate with London.
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And let's face it: It could be that your plan for the vested stock would be to sell it.
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Growing the home economy has a secondary effect of a larger percentage of the population vested in personal success.
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Mr. Edhi said he believed in humanity and was wary of people who used religion for their vested interests.
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Companies have a vested interest in understanding competitors and market trends to a degree that government officials do not.
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Onassis who'd headquarted his shipping empire in Monaco, had a vested interest in helping maintain its tax-free status.
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Only someone with no vested interest in the future would go with Don's solution to pretend the problem away.
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Silicon Valley's disruptors, until recently hostile to regulation, now have a vested interest in having a clear rule book.
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It's vested in getting clients not only the best job and salary, but one they'll want to stick with.
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Another firm, Employee Stock Option Fund, offers nonrecourse financing to startup employees who want to exercise their vested options.
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And he hinted at the idea that political power in Russia had long been vested in a single leader.
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We replant it and we take care of its provenance, because it's in our vested interest to do so.
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And he seemed to mock Mr. McCabe for delaying his departure until his pension is fully vested in March.
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But what that means is that they have a vested interest in keeping the Democratic Party strong and competitive.
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IBF world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn, the former's promoter, was watching on with a vested interest.
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Plus, you have VESTED INTERESTS at 17A, and 16A is so far revealing itself to be about a CREATURE.
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By this point, buyers are so vested in the sale that they're hardly in a position to walk away.
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"Industry groups are deliberately pushing the worst-case scenario to safeguard their vested interests," NordLB analyst Frank Schwope said.
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Under many companies' policies, if you don't exercise vested options within 90 days of leaving, you lose them entirely.
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Democracies huff and puff and, prey to vested interests and voters' distaste for hard choices, ultimately shirk the task.
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We must all be vested locally, regionally and nationally if your platform is such to combine efforts wherever possible.
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"Amazon has a vested interest in taking the marginal cost of transportation to its lowest possible level," he wrote.
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In his efforts to establish the Christian Church, St. Paul came into conflict with established authority and vested interests.
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Yeah. LG: Because they're people that are on the board who are involved and so they have vested interests.
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I am vested in the fight for our planet but so many are complacent or living for the short term ….
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The levelling effect of competition means a constant struggle with vested interests that has played out for hundreds of years.
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When it comes to shares, vested options have been bought in the deal and will be converted into WeWork shares.
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How many people show up to public events and protests matters because people have a vested interest in the outcome.
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He made more than $51.3 million in 2016, based on the amount of stock and option awards that actually vested.
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This framework is not immutable, although formidable vested interests—including the police and prison officers—now back tough drugs laws.
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Several members of Bikers for Trump, a group of leather-vested motorcycle enthusiasts loyal to the president, were on hand.
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Finally, word leaked out in December that McCabe had decided he'd retire once his pension has fully vested this March.
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But it is not clear if any successor would share Abe's appetite for taking on the bureaucracy and vested interests.
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According to an SEC filing, he was granted an RSU of 37,447,817, which vested at the time of the IPO.
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Located in America's financial centre, the New York Fed has powers not vested in the country's 11 other reserve banks.
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I wanted to believe him but I also knew that he has a vested interest in promoting the show. 7.
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It did not include vested stock after CEOs retired, nor did it include the value of stock CEOs still hold.
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No Exposure to Construction / Performance Risk: The RPI payments backing this transaction will originate once a CAO has been vested.
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Mind you, the 34-year-old British actor (and bonafide internet boyfriend) has a vested interest in the HBO series.
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The economy minister quit at the start of February, complaining that corrupt vested interests were meddling in his ministry's work.
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Due to this regional importance, the US had a vested interest in maintaining good relations with the Central American nation.
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The biggest hitch, though, is that an employee can walk away at any time with a chunk of vested options.
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Cuban culture is a point of national pride, and the powers-that-be have a vested interest in its portrayal.
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But weak governments beholden to powerful vested interests are hardly the ideal way to raise the country from its slough.
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And then all of a sudden become malicious, by which time they've probably got a vested stake in the network.
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After two years, if you're 4013% vested, you would get $600, plus 20% of any investment returns that money earned.
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His economy minister resigned at the start of February, complaining that corrupt vested interests were meddling in his ministry's work.
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A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in a tyrant by a terrified general electorate. 2.
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A giant, yellow-vested sanitation worker was swinging a bag onto the truck when he saw me barreling toward him.
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"The people who are thumping their chest about this settlement had a vested financial interest in this case," he said.
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The study concludes that in many cases, objections and social responses to innovation result from intuitive responses and vested interests.
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It will require identifying and confronting those corporations and groups with a vested interest in propping up a corrupt system.
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Some 401(k) plans also permit loans, which the IRS limits to 50% of your vested balance, up to $50,000.
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As the second largest holder of Viacom A-shares, Mario Gabelli has a vested and personal interest in the outcome.
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Now, what really carries this story is a cameraman from Craigslist named Jason, who shows a vested interest in Carson.
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The report also warned that vested interests and a rapidly changing economy were also standing in the way of progress.
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"I had expected it to be lower, as people representing various vested interests might vote against it," Mr. Cao said.
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The problem is that constitutionally, the Puerto Rican government cannot change the vested benefits of retirees or even present employees.
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In that case, you're limited to a maximum of 50% of your vested account balance or $50,000, whichever is less.
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But Mr. Trump had a vested interest in helping dictate the leadership and direction of one state party in particular.
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In subsequent quarters, the expense will probably decrease because it will reflect just stock that has vested during the quarter.
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In a frequently cited 1934 decision, the Supreme Court called tax deductions a "legislative grace" rather than a vested right.
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The other reason could be that intelligence and law enforcement agencies have a vested interest in exploiting these same vulnerabilities.
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"We are very much vested in our community, and so we like people that care about their community," said Kascsak.
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"I think legislatures would have to act," Conklin said, except where certain authority is already vested governors or other officials.
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They are extraordinary, in that they are vested with so much more authority and power than the rest of us.
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"The Russians have a particular vested interest in putting Ukraine, Ukrainian leaders in a very bad light," she told lawmakers.
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It's pretty simple: to create vested property rights for their fossil fuel cronies before time runs out on this presidency.
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The declaration by the mayor was his first real challenge to the president and the powerful vested interests around him.
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Muilenburg also has another $133 million-plus worth of vested stock and a pension package totaling more than $11 million.
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Nicolas Crouse, a 13-year-old shooting guard at Durant Middle School, has a vested interest in the status quo.
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"The maximum 210(k) loan amount generally is 210% of the vested balance or $2401,259, whichever is less," he explains.
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But Equilar found that Mr. Schultz's actual pay — including exercised stock options, vested stock and retirement income — amounted to $76,745,740.
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That way, when the next scandal comes along — and it will — they will have a vested interest in playing defense.
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"To be frank and honest even a trade conflict between China and the U.S. would harm the European economy because there are a number of European and German companies vested in China producing for the American market, or vested in the U.S. producing German cars ... exporting to the Chinese market," he told CNBC Wednesday evening.
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And he did this despite resistance from others on Wall Street, which had a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
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In that situation, the employee will win if the stock price rises above the exercise price once the options are vested.
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Many employees with vested options or who hold shares will likely cash out some of their shares when Pinterest's lockout expires.
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They have an obvious vested interest in making us feel like we need more products and need to spend more money.
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You won't lose your contributions, or your employer's matching contributions if you're vested, by leaving your money in your old plan.
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In the entirety of the series, she does nothing for anyone else unless she has a vested interest in the outcome.
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The air of absurdism may fit the skewed reality the movie evokes, in which epic power is vested in deficient individuals.
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He will not lead a populist revolt in central Europe; he will probably spend more time fighting vested interests at home.
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And ultimately, a boss with a vested interested in keeping you right where you are can limit your long-term career.
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China also has a vested interest in maintaining North Korea as an independent state and buffer between the U.S.-allied South.
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When that didn't happen, it's all kinds of sirens and alarm signals that says to me, 'Is this person fully vested?
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The core staff of Alcor—all of whom are signed up—have a vested interest in the success of the company.
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As with Fifth Wall, Navitas is betting its backers' vested interest in its portfolio companies will help them vault past competitors.
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No matter how many times the gateway drug theory is refuted by research, there is a vested interest in believing it.
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None of this will be easy in a country where powerful vested interests have ensured that protectionism has predominated for decades.
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It just makes sense ... Bob Marley's youngest son now has a vested interest in the most famous marijuana publication, High Times.
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My problem is that this time its a case of vested interests trying to demoralise people from fighting for their rights.
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Alomar may have a vested interest in hope beyond hope, as he himself has lost much that he can't get back.
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But there were also those who were the "mouthpiece of vested interests" and others who were "vultures pretending to be journalists".
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He's famous for rapping over other people's beats, which is something the RIAA has a vested interest in not letting happen.
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Both sides have a vested interest in making sure our elections are fair and free of foreign or other malign influence.
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As they arrived, groups of leather-vested bikers — "How you doing, brother?" one said — leaned in to shake the governor's hand.
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Funny, but obvious; simply a mean boss with vested interest in making people's lives not as good as they could be.
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We will, at least, be asserting the agency that the Constitution vested in us, and that the court affirmed last week.
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Sixty years after his death, the materials for a biography are laid out as neatly as the vested suits he wore.
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The Suez Canal also gives the world a vested interest in Egypt's stability — something that would also diminish with decreased traffic.
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We make sure the accused is vested with due process rights to contest the prosecution's claims, and the system works well.
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Women have a vested interest in conflict resolution, since all resolutions will affect them and they represent half of the population.
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"Fortunately, no state currently has a vested interest in offering hypersonic missiles for sale," said Richard Speier at the Rand Corp.
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These are largely the powers that were vested in the financial control board of the District of Columbia with tremendous success.
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"I have a vested interest in making sure tech isn't unethical," Ezra Goss, a PhD student in computer science, told Motherboard.
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Cutting individual government programs is notoriously difficult, given that each program develops a constituency with a vested interested in its continuation.
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Today, the President is vested with the unparalleled responsibility to order a nuclear strike without approval from Congress or the courts.
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It may not be until accountants and lawyers join the yellow-vested protesters on the streets of Paris that governments react.
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Writing 4,204 miles from Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove in the USA, I have a vested interest in the subject matter.
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There's always an issue around climate skepticism because people with vested interests don't want to be limited in what they do.
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In 1959, the Antarctic Treaty was signed into effect, dividing peaceful governance of the uninhabited continent between the 12 vested nations.
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Ma also said the government should not worry about innovation, which it should back even if it threatened old, vested interests.
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And when it comes to the Scarlet Pimpernel of Muay Thai, I must declare a vested interest in the subject matter.
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It's clear from the outset that Tacoma has a vested interest in exploring the conflicts between organized labor and corporate bodies.
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In addition, though they squabble publicly, some among both major political parties have a vested interest in keeping the status quo.
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"I'm comfortable having a lot of these calls vested in the service," said Mr. Everson, the former commissioner of the agency.
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Technology firms are understandably upset over a Senate plan to tax stock options and restricted stock units when they are vested.
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Over 30 years ago, Bender visually heralded the epistemological dangers of mass media, principally its cumulative amorality and vested power dynamics.
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During the World Cup, Egyptians vested their fragile hopes in Mr. Salah, inspired by his dazzling skills and small-town origins.
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And firms have a vested interest in pushing their own products, even if a competitor's fund might be the superior performer.
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He then exercised all vested Equifax stock options and immediately sold the stock, receiving over $950,000 in proceeds, the SEC said.
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Typically, you face a delay between when you are awarded stock options or restricted stock and when you are fully vested.
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During this time, I was frequently reminded of the special power vested in those who represent and fight for our nation.
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The most obvious problem stems from publicly elected officials delegating authority vested in them by voters to unelected, largely unaccountable bureaucrats.
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The spokesperson from the campaign also said the ads target potential caucusgoers that could have a vested interest in gun control.
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In the interest of attempting to clear it up, let's try to walk through what a tax on vested options means.
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The amount of power vested in lay reformers will tell us how serious the church is about truly addressing the scandal.
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"Self-interested critics have a vested interest in spreading misinformation about Amazon, but the facts tell a different story," she added.
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"But if you look at the vested interests for society of eliminating discrimination against women, that far outweighs any regulatory burden."
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It is a shortcut to false equivalence, and it manufactures excuses for those with a vested interest in drawing blood themselves.
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Technology firms are understandably upset over a Senate plan to tax stock options and restricted stock units when they are vested.
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And Saudi Arabia has a vested interest in shipping crude to the United States: The kingdom owns Motiva, America's largest refinery.
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And coming from the mouth of Antony, who has a vested interest in his own power, even that is in question.
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But I'm not sure I've ever seen it vested with less meaning, because the entire encounter was so nonsensical and inscrutable.
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However, should our efforts to reduce carbon emissions and meet global energy demands be vested in a single 20th-century technology?
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And there isn't a community that is vested in who are the preferred walk-ons coming on to the volleyball team.
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Alphabet's attorneys claim that Anthony Levandowski received more than five million Uber shares that vested the day after he left Alphabet.
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Trump, and Trump alone, is vested with the power to order the use of the most destructive weapons the US possesses.
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Employees or beneficiaries with a vested pension benefit * Vested pension benefit action expected to reduce co's pension benefit obligations by approximately $995 million by year-end 2016 * Expects to recognize a one-time pretax pension settlement charge in range of $400 million to $530 million in q4 of 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The security establishment is vested with the responsibility to respond to those challenges, and no other sector is able to replace it.
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Before leaving your current employer to start your entrepreneurship adventure, look at your retirement account and see if you are fully vested.
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Three hours and no sign yet from the producers that Colton, virginity or not, has a vested interest in the female anatomy!
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"I work with lactation consultants, and I love them, but they have a vested interest in promoting counseling and support," she says.
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UK opposition politicians, who have a vested interest — at least right now in criticizing the system — have highlighted the perceived democratic deficit.
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Arguably not as satisfying as film, but Polaroid has a vested interest in using Zink – and the pictures actually look fairly good.
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Fiat Chrysler's Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne earlier said the industry as a whole had a vested interest in stability for Formula One.
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The power vested by the constitution in the French presidency makes him both the focus of inflated hopes, and of all anger.
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In the vacuum, the many rivals with a vested interest in Mosul's multi-ethnic and religious make-up could stake their claims.
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If he goes ahead, however, Washington has a vested interest in exacting a high price, making sure that Turkey regrets its decision.
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Recent M&A activity among EU banks has mostly been tailored to specific situations, such as where vested interests are already present.
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The millennial socialists think that inequality has spiralled out of control and that the economy is rigged in favour of vested interests.
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CONDOLEEZZA RICE: I'm quite certain it's hard in Beijing to get these things through because there are a lot of vested interests.
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Models that win—like Hunter's mule—can also become more valuable, giving competitors a vested interest in performing well at live shows.
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EU, one of several pro-Brexit campaigns, which says the EU works against ordinary Britons and protects vested political and commercial interests.
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The Chinese government needs this sector to cut debt and capacity, but it has encountered resistance from local governments and vested interests.
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Without a rigid definition of what constitutes fake news, it's easy to imagine corrupt authorities bending the law in their vested interests.
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And even Jokowi's detractors have never suggested that he himself is corrupt—only that he has been too accommodating to vested interests.
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But in the 1990s China's leaders did manage bold state-enterprise reforms involving bankruptcies and capacity cuts, that overcame such vested interests.
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The president and secretary of State must ensure that the ambassador is vested with the authority and the resources necessary for success.
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During those same years the value of vested stock grants totaled $187.4 million, and gains realized from exercised options totaled $136.8 million.
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But its allies have repeatedly expressed concern that vested interests and corrupt practices remain entrenched, partly due to weak rule of law.
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Testing there also allowed people who may never come to a clinic for treatment take a vested interest in their sexual health.
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One by one, bikers of all sizes, some vested, some bare- chested, took their turn snuffling face first in the dog bowls.
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The FireEye report highlights that victims included foreign companies that had a vested interest in Vietnam's manufacturing, consumer products and hospitality sectors.
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The latter resulted in more than 80 banks, used by vested interests to launder money and pocket bank operations, being shut down.
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That's not easy because there are many vested interests in the status quo...[but] business leaders have a role to play here.
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The minority Popular Democratic Party is the ideological custodian of the failed territorial model and the tax privileges of vested stateside interests.
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Decisions by Toll's management, 80 of whom were made millionaires when their share options vested after the takeover, continued to face scrutiny.
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Airlines stand to profit by shipping vulnerable living beings; they can't be trusted to put animals' welfare above their own vested interests.
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When viewed in this manner, it is not in China's vested interest to allow a destabilized and potentially war-torn North Korea.
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But the more anti-Trump conservatives will shake lose of the Republican Party and create a conservatism less vested in electoral politics.
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Months of political infighting held up IMF-backed legislative changes aimed at limiting the power of vested interests and modernising the economy.
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If you are a participant with safe harbor company match or nonelective, it is probable these monies are already 100 percent vested.
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And by all of the power vested in me, I grant everyone who reads this column the permission to do that thing.
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Indonesia has a long history of protectionism, and vested interests have often stood in the way of trade and investment from abroad.
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In a letter accompanying the disclosures, Shanahan said he would divest all of his common stock and vested stock options in Boeing.
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Box and other companies have a vested interest in making sure these companies make sure these solutions stay up to do date.
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In other words, they may be rewarded in the metaphorical "smoke-filled backroom" with campaign contributions or other favors from vested interests.
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The report said the executives might not get paid for this year and could give up past pay that hasn't vested yet.
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Even if the House wanted to, the power to slap tariffs on China is essentially vested in the executive -- that's President Trump.
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Each of the other large figures in "Vested Interest" seem to be going through a similar moment of adjustment and momentary shame.
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The fifth, Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius, who resigned in February saying vested interests were making his job impossible, has not been replaced.
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The printer company's insurance inspector came in to check it out, as did a rotating cast of financially or legally vested intermediaries.
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ZS: It's rare for an artist to field so many vested interests when completing a project — and with so many different opinions.
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We have political, social, and psychological vested interest in what's going on and in the possibility of a free and democratic future.
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Eisenhower warned against undue pressure or influence from "a large arms industry" with vested interest in a robust and costly military footprint.
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Despite that, these men who claim to be looking out for the average person are obviously only vested in their own interests.
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Former President George W. Bush said he thinks those who have "vested time and effort" into the country would be good citizens.
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Engine pushed back on a similar provision in a Republican tax plan in 2017 that would have also taxed vested stock options.
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"This is a decision based entirely on vested interests and without any regard at all for the public interest," Mr. Muller said.
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In fact, start-up employees can now defer paying those taxes until there's an opportunity for them to sell their vested stock.
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He obviously has a vested interest in the show being a correct, faithful, and artful adaptation of his work, as did we.
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"I don't have a vested interest in whether they choose to get it done or not to get it done," Sandler said.
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"Everyone had a vested interest in the team, kind of like how people in Green Bay feel about the Packers," Gordon said.
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Sri Lanka has a slightly unusual leadership structure in which executive powers are vested in both the president and the prime minister.
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Not long after three of his children graduated from college, he vested authority in them over golf courses, hotels and licensing deals.
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"I don't like the transient nature of the guys that come there, that have no vested interest in our community," she said.
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"There is a history of animosity between Bitcoin factions with vested interests, and these tensions could flare up again," Mr. Hayter said.
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Under the terms of the agreement, Mattis will have to divest all stock and vested option within 90 days of his confirmation.
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Keep in mind there are organizations in Eastern Europe, Asia and elsewhere with a vested interest in cyber crime toward the USA.
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"I think both the president and the speaker had a vested interest in moving past impeachment to getting things done," he said.
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He said that only then did Mr. Netanyahu push for the power to be vested in the prime minister and defense minister.
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The filing said that Muilenburg will lose other shares and options, worth about $14.6 million, in which he was not yet vested.
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Mr. Kushner is fond of telling friends that he does not have "any vested interests" beyond seeing his father-in-law succeed.
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Step one, naturally, is to build up awareness around Vested, and then attract employees in search of better, clearer, more actionable information.
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After all, they have a vested interest in defending an electoral system that would favor their preferred outcomes, and I do not.
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Aviation giants such as Boeing have a huge vested business interest apart from a responsibility to passengers to keep their products safe.
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"All this stuff you're seeing in the newspapers, let me tell you, my stock vested a long time ago," Iovine told Variety.
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Pretty much every U.S. company has a vested interest in economic and global affairs and the policy choices of the U.S. government.
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Despite these advances, a fleece-vested bro culture remains, and there are still plenty of obstacles to success for minorities and women.
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Another group of potential sellers: Early employees, who are fully vested at Uber but have options that can be costly to exercise.
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What do we do now as artists, writers, curators, and other members of a community that was so vested in one candidate?
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There are enormous vested interests in the status quo in China, and reforms could affect the Chinese Communist Party's control over the economy.
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Considering all of that, it's not surprising that the Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) has a vested interest in the 2016 election.
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Despite her seemingly innocuous agenda, skeptics believe that Trump has vested Carter with the mission of dismantling the NEA from the inside-out.
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But even those vested in Canadian trade are not expected to come to Trudeau's defense as long as the U.S. economy is roaring.
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On top of that, lobbyists and other vested interests have by now made a science of gaming the system to produce private benefits.
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These deadlines are coming up fast, so if you have vested interest in preserving your Google+ history, act now before it disappears forever.
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London's Old Bailey court was told Mahmood had a vested interest in her being found guilty as his own integrity was at stake.
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Due to vested interests and bureaucratic momentum, smart markets have historically been nearly impossible to implement once a different system is in place.
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This position is vested with broad authority to lead the actions of the independent directors and communicate regularly with the Chief Executive Officer.
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Getting tough with vested interests should also keep the IMF sweet if Ukraine struggles to keep up its reforms and fiscal austerity drive.
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He takes on what he regards as vested interests, berating architects for building carbuncles, opposing genetically modified crops and savaging modern educational theories.
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"By the power vested in me in the state of Arkansas, I do pronounce that you are husband and wife," their pastor announces.
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Authorities say regulation is also required to promote transparency in the NGO sector and prevent the pursuit of vested interests through illicit financing.
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When employees leave the company, they retain their vested ownership until attaining full retirement age, and upon retirement they can redeem their shares.
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The only ones who are arguing against these two little known parts of the act are those whose vested interests would be challenged.
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These cash awards, which vested at the end of each year, were on top of their annual salaries and end-of-year bonuses.
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"By the power vested in me by some random website on the internet, I still pronounce you husband and wife," jokes Jolé, 39.
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They typically know the domain and have a vested interest in seeing new possibilities succeed rather than looking for reasons why they won't.
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Right here, right now, by the power vested in me by literally no-one, I am naming 2017 the Year of the Riff.
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"There's actually some very real vested interests behind some of these distortions," he said, referring to Indonesia's endemic corruption but giving no details.
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"I have a wife and three daughters; I have a vested interest in the equality of women," said Protestant pastor Murray Frick, 62.
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The answer is yes, but it requires viewing poverty from the other end of the telescope and tackling vested interests on numerous fronts.
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Our sources say the jewelry was borrowed from designer Lorraine Schwartz ... so she obviously had a vested interest in protecting the merch too.
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The Rules of the GOP, through state laws and state party rules, have vested in the people the power to elect our nominee.
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The figure is only lower today because Mayer has since collected $21 million of that total in the form of vested stock options.
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Seoul has played a leading role in engaging North Korea, recognizing it has a vested interest in promoting positive relations between the Koreas.
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Senate Democrats are especially vested in the race because they're resting their hopes of winning back Senate control on Clinton winning in November.
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Artists' estates have a vested interest in playing down the role of printers and assistants and in keeping unsigned copies off the market.
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"I wanted an investor in the supply chain because they would be vested in my success, not an angel investor," Mr. Holmes said.
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The ledger would be public and shared with trading partners so that all governments with a vested interest could contribute, monitor and benefit.
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The team is really vested in that, so we do it all the time, but it's something you have to constantly talk about.
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"That means we need politicians who are willing to act in our interest rather than on the part of vested interests," Mann said.
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She's unlikely to find much support from her European counterparts, however – indeed, they may have a vested interest in making sure negotiations fail.
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Meanwhile VR's expensive weaponry lies gathering dust in early adopters' homes, and the tech's vested backers are facing years in the sloping wilderness.
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" — Carlo Tapia, Sacramento CA, Founder, Vested Yeti "Adam has helped us close deals at a rate we have never seen from other attorneys.
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Saudi Arabia, for example, is a hereditary monarchy; power is vested in the royal family as a unit rather than the king alone.
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In that vein, I want to clarify that I have a vested interest, which is that I hope to never crap blood again.
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Months of political infighting have held up IMF-backed legislative changes aimed at limiting the power of vested interests and modernizing the economy.
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"These were ways of building constituencies that would be a cushion against opposition from vested interests in the royal family," Mr. Cook said.
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We all come to them with our biases, there are many vested interests at play, and it's hard to know what to believe.
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When I sit in the stands, I'm just a casual person with a vested interest in seeing a team succeed, seeing Julie succeed.
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California imposes an income tax on shares vested in the state, but does not tax stock that is sold after someone moves away.
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And we become very vested in making sure John Smith is housed and safe and has the services he needs to stay housed.
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Starboard said its analysis showed that Mellanox's management and directors appear to have sold their shares soon after their equity grants have vested.
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The American government also has a vested interest in encouraging this: It would ensure peace between two of its main Middle East allies.
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Mr. Fortner, a New Orleans-raised pianist of growing acclaim, is a wondrous player, light of touch and vested with fleet, dazzling power.
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With a perpetual shortage of votes for spending legislation, Democrats and Republicans acknowledge that lawmakers once had a vested interest in those bills.
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The tech industry at large benefits enormously from Trump's tax cuts and has a vested interest in helping reach a trade war détente.
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" He added that the estate has "a gigantic vested interest, a financial interest, in smearing these two young men, and in discrediting them.
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In the past, the Congress has used the power vested in it by the Constitution to check the executive branch when it oversteps.
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What if Carta tries killing off Vested before it ever has a chance, we asked the founders on a call earlier this week.
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U-nest raised a $2 million seed round in October, with participation from The Artemis Fund, Draper Dragon, Unlock Ventures, and Vested Ventures.
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That would be another milestone for Ukraine, which is struggling to shake off the grip of vested interests and corruption in the country.
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For 21.107, Marchionne, 22016, received total compensation estimated at $1.063 million, which included shares worth about $21.06 million at the time they vested.
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The oversight of the company's business is vested in the board, and day-to-day management of business is delegated to professional managers.
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That's often because these ISPs have a vested interest in the communities they serve that extends beyond extracting monopoly rents from captive subscribers.
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The problem with other politicians, these voters legitimately reasoned, was too much indulgence of vested interests and too cowardly an obeisance to convention.
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Legalized betting will also increase ratings for sports events, as people who have bet on a game have a vested interest in watching.
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Update: On the earnings call, the company confirmed the expense was primarily related to Spiegel's bonus, which it vested earlier than originally planned.
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They employ tens of thousands of people across our state and contribute $100 million to our economy, they have a vested interest in this.
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The move comes 3.5 years after WhatsApp's acquisition, meaning Koum may have vested much of his stock and have fewer financial incentives to stay.
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Free-marketeers rightly point out that intervention is often injudicious and ends up tilting the scales not towards consumers but to vested business interests.
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Consider that historically speaking, it is actually unnatural for the best ideas to dominate and spread, thus allowing entrepreneurs to displace incumbent, vested interests.
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One example of the tensions can be seen through SoftBank's vested interest in the growth of UberEats, despite its multiple investments into rival DoorDash.
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Lobstein said that governments around the world were reluctant to take on large food companies that had a vested increase in the status quo.
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It's always been true that any one person could ultimately decide your fate if they're holding a weapon and vested with power by society.
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"Creating scares and spreading 'fake news' about polio drops may serve vested interests, but it's dealing a major blow (to our country)," she said.
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" The first line of Article II, Section 23.6 says, "The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America.
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No leader with a vested interest in a lasting relationship with arguably the most powerful man in the world wants to risk his wrath.
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Albukerk said he's seeing more employees and ex-employees with vested shares trying to sell stock now so they can get beat the rush.
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All of that forms a support for women, which creates a better economy for all of us, so we all have a vested stake.
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Now that 2015 bonus checks have been issued and stock grants have vested, thousands of executives will retire from their companies on March 31.
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Widodo also promised to open up investment opportunities in a country where red tape and vested interests remain a potent force discouraging foreign capital.
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The story of India's role in America's opium addiction is one of colonialism, geopolitics, and vested business interests—with deep repercussions for both countries.
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Apple, Roku, Amazon, and Microsoft all have a vested interest in the TV world It's possible this is because the proposal really just happened.
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Though most cybersecurity experts agreed each successive draft improved on the last, people with vested interests in cybersecurity were impatient for a final release.
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As its stewards, they have a vested interest in maintaining the same status quo that is so detrimental to people like Billie and Daud.
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If a business is always looking to maximize profit, it'll be actively vested in trying to reduce expenses whenever possible — including (alas) employees' wages.
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It is no secret that libraries have a vested interest in loosening copyright laws to reduce their cost to access and distribute copyrighted works.
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Now opportunity is seen as the preserve of the elite: two-thirds of Americans believe the economy is rigged in favour of vested interests.
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"If you bring in officers to move into the city, they're gonna have more of a vested interested, because they own property," Costello says.
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All sides have a vested interest in keeping the diplomatic process going, but none really want to give up much while they do so.
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"There are vested interests in North Korea," said Christopher Green, a researcher at Universiteit Leiden in the Netherlands who has interviewed North Korean defectors.
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"I don't think the Fed is going to change the picture they painted the last time they met," said economist Milton Ezrati of Vested.
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"Huge foreign investments are now vested in the region and global companies are already invading the land with both machinery and workforce," she said.
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These candidates believe communities across Colorado and the United States have a vested interest in seeing the Blaine issue resolved once and for all.
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"It's brought in a whole set of new, powerful players to the table who now have a vested interest in this," Mr. Williams said.
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This equates to a nearly 2 percent stake in the company, which would be vested every quarter over a four-year period, Aurora said.
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CUNNINGHAM: Yeah, I mean, obviously we have a vested interest in active trading volume, so that does well for us when volumes pick up.
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On January 8th, in a ceremony in the National Cathedral, Murray became the first African-American woman to be vested as an Episcopal priest.
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After a year and half of relative stability, the allies are now forced to talk about difficult issues in which they have vested interests.
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What sets them apart from other professional talkers like politicians and pundits is the lack of a vested interested in saying the right thing.
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Airbnb has also said that the OSE is heavily influenced by the hotel industry, which has a vested interest in curbing the Airbnb market.
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But the Arab coalition's military intervention is based on upholding the legitimacy of his internationally recognized government and the political transition vested in it.
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But those same experts are wary about big telecom dictating the process given its history and vested interest in hiding the industry's obvious problems.
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They recognize, though, that the overall cause is one they share and that sharing the limited resources they have is in their vested interest.
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Needless to say, app developers and those who have a vested interest in ensuring that apps remain the dominant method of interacting with smartphones.
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But at least he can keep moving until his 401(k) is fully vested, and he can finally get around to writing that novel.
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In an apparent reference to Abromavicius's complaint that vested interests still dominated Ukrainian policymaking, Lagarde said she was concerned about slow progress on corruption.
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"The Apprentice" had a vested interest in plumping him up — to be the best show, it needed to make him into the best businessman.
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While these steps are technically and economically feasible, they require governments to challenge vested interests and relinquish some control over their national power systems.
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With so much power now vested in the prime minister's office, Mr. Abe embarked on a controversial series of laws, including on defense matters.
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From Central America, I was coming back into a culture of elite, powerful people with vested interests who were close to centers of power.
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The vote on Tuesday is fundamentally about the degree to which all the political positioning among vested interests will be guided by popular will.
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"There are vested interests in North Korea," said Christopher Green, a researcher at Leiden University in the Netherlands, who has interviewed North Korean defectors.
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For the major toy companies, there may be vested interest in Toys R Us successfully coming out the other end of a debt restructuring.
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Our greatest strength is vested in our partners and allies who share our dreams, our values and, yes, shoulder-to-shoulder share our burdens.
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The firm has a vested interest in ensuring that the highest standards are maintained and that the portfolios are positioned for future growth. oakltd.
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When does a court independently decide what the statute means and whether it has or has not vested a legal right in a person?
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Exxon Mobil's plans include a noncompete clause: If executives leave and work for a competitor before their stock is vested, they lose the stock.
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New Hampshire has a vested interest in continuing to be first; it's a huge boost to the economy and the small state's national profile.
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The responsibility for deciding exactly when in this range an inmate had been rehabilitated enough to be released was vested in state parole boards.
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Consistent with the Appointments Clause, Congress vested these responsibilities in the EPA administrator, who is nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
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"Frankly, there is no country in the world that has a greater vested interest in the United States being successful than Canada," he said.
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Trump administration officials fired back at the IMF, arguing the lender had a vested interest in preventing the U.S. from revamping its fiscal policy.
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After all, the two of us have spent our entire careers in digital media and we have a vested interest in these companies surviving.
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The law rejected the American system of checks and balances and vested total power in one individual to either designate or reduce national monuments.
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So, Angela Merkel's governing coalition in Germany has a vested interested in Deutsche Telecom and how it conducts its business at home and abroad.
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We are calling on leaders in government, business and academia from around the country to take a vested interest in women's representation in government.
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That's because employers are increasingly desperate to stem their rising costs, so have a vested interest in making care more efficient and less wasteful.
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Finally in 2015, the last of my initial grant vested, and the additional money I was getting from those grants started to dry up.
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Others, including the US, also have vested interests in keeping the waters open as the area hosts one third of the world's shipping routes.
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There are vested interests that have an outsize influence on lawmakers, and government sometimes fails people, which justifies some of people's frustration with Washington.
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If Mr. Robot has demonstrated anything, it's that those in power have a vested interest in hiding the truth from the rest of us.
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It's unclear exactly why he's been granted admission or why Headmaster Lin (Benedict Wong), who's running the school, has a vested interest in Marcus.
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I was the second employee of Pinterest, and if my stock had vested, I would have made about $40 million in the recent IPO.
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"I have a vested interest," he said at Jimbo's, a diner where his campaign poster was displayed in the window the day after the election.
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The more successful Tesla is, the more likely it is to hire additional workers, so the UAW has a vested interest in Musk's continued prosperity.
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"Bridge is being singled out by other vested interests who fear the innovation and changes that Bridge could bring to the education sector," White said.
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Wells Fargo may also need to set aside funds to match vested shares a candidate has at a current employer, compensation consultants and recruiters said.
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To be sure, Boyen has a vested interest in playing up how smaller luxury hotels can offer a more varied experience for high-end travelers.
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Corruption, in both Ukraine and Russia, is so ubiquitous that it is better described as the capture of the state by oligarchs and vested interests.
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Check. Mysterious authority figure running the place with a vested interest in main character who definitely knows more than they're saying about the threat unfolding?
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Your enemies will find you, but you will need to find those who have a vested personal, political, moral or financial interest in your success.
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The ageing track, however, was vested in a separate body, initially privately held under the name Railtrack, now publicly owned and known as Network Rail.
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And I&aposm just wondering, as someone who has -- obviously has a vested interest in the outcome of this, do you trust the North Koreans?
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Be smart: Each of the groups has a vested interest in trying to promote their own technology or safety approach as the preferred industry standard.
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Only when a state has a broad base of support, and power vested in institutions rather than individuals, can a country really be coup-proofed.
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Given that most Arctic Council members are also NATO allies, the defense alliance has a vested interest in keeping tensions low in the high north.
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Like the post-financial-crisis era has shown, reform can be a painstakingly long and frustrating process in sectors where deeply vested interests reign supreme.
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He's too vested in his own legacy of increasing the NIH budget, which got a $2 billion boost in each of the past two years.
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On Wednesday, the court ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body would be transferred to the court, which is stacked with government loyalists.
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And for Disney, it means less competition for tourism dollars, and Disney has a vested interest in presenting Florida as a family-friendly vacation destination.
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But Paulson noted that reforms of state-owned enterprises face a lot of pressure from vested interests even as they remain important for China's market.
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That number excludes options that have not been exercised, stock grants that have not vested, perquisites and the change in the value of his pension.
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Warner, along with Sony and Universal Music Group, captures the bulk of the revenue Spotify generates, so it has a vested interest in its success.
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The 39-year-old centrist has promised to transcend the traditional right-left political divide that has allowed vested interests to block fundamental economic reforms.
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Supreme imperial power was initially vested in the emperor himself, but by the 15th century had evolved into structures never before seen in European history.
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North Korea is a prime example of how a country can implicitly threaten stronger regional powers into performing actions that go against their vested interests.
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According to a study from The Institute for Inclusive Security, women are crucial to the peace process, thanks to their vested interest in equalizing power.
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The success of each of these modes of power are, of course, hotly debated by people with a vested interest in either position being true.
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Countering accusations that he has a vested interest, Dominguez said he has no mine investments and has not been involved in the sector since 2006.
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Unfortunately, this likely will not be the last time an individual vested with public trust betrays their allegiance and duties in the name of extremism.
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But just how big the spills are can be tricky to estimate, and the company has a vested interest in not alarming the surrounding community.
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The emergence of stable political parties early in the nineteenth century—a shock to the founders—created organizations with a vested interest in making policy.
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The rise has fostered a suspicion that what Mrs May calls "monopolies and vested interests" have pushed up prices to unwary customers to inflate profits.
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Both countries, in addition to South Korea, have vested interests in making the meeting happen next month or at a later date, according to strategists.
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The roadmap starts with the establishment of a transitional governing body vested with full executive powers, includes drafting a new constitution, and ends with elections.
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The pardon power is unqualified and vested solely in the president, which creates a real challenge for lawmakers confronting a president intent on abusing it.
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As we've seen time and again, the vested interest in maintaining the thinnest veneers of moral authority takes precedence over the victims of such crimes.
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What about the woman in "Vested Interest" (1987), who, while walking, has reached down behind her left leg to scratch the inside of her thigh?
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At present, most Italian soccer stadiums are owned by local authorities who have had a vested interest in hindering the development of private sports facilities.
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"The more important factor is that they are vested with the power to fulfill a mandate that is of top-level political importance," she said.
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And so they have a vested interest in working with us to address some of these challenges as well, and that's what they tell us.
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The wave of support for anti-union parties is driven by their explicit promise to prune back the power vested in Brussels — a dangerous overreaction.
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Mr. Danylyuk complained in his letter that "corruption and vested interests are increasing" in the State Fiscal Service, Ukraine's equivalent of the Internal Revenue Service.
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The unconstitutional taking of Eight Mile's and others vested property right was not for public use but instead for the private gain of private companies.
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The Pentagon has a vested interest in US-made microprocessors, as many are manufactured abroad, prompting fears that they could come designed with exploitable flaws.
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Members of this Court are vested with the authority to interpret the law; we possess neither the expertise nor the prerogative to make policy judgments.
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Mr. Trump promised to "drain the swamp" but proceeded to install various lobbyists, corporate plunderers and other vested interests in key cabinet and agency positions.
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Primaries, on the other hand, don't even try—they're managed by both parties and major media conglomerates with a vested interest in maximizing ad revenues.
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"More than 200 years ago our founders sought to escape an oppressive, tyrannical governance in which absolute power vested with a monarch," Justice Gonzalez wrote.
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You can only take out up to half of your vested account balance and not more than $21,24, no matter how high your total balance.
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" And the report said that Trump, like all other presidents, "is not vested with the power to ignore or amend any such duly enacted law.
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As red-vested staffers prepared orders for shipment, Wayne walked briskly by, addressing each one brightly by name like the mayor in a Hallmark movie.
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However, we do know that Amazon has a vested interest in making sure customers get what that were shipped, and that it protects that interest.
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"Bhutan has a vested interest in trying to slow down climate change," explains Matt Finch, an analyst at the UK-based Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit.
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But vested interests in the energy, farming, auto and other sectors mean they will have to fight to translate climate activism into concrete policy changes.
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Republicans, for starters, had a vested interest in putting forward the idea that the election results constituted a sweeping public affirmation of their policy agenda.
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Maybe not for June, maybe not for this particular summit, but both sides probably have a lot of vested interest in not seeing these relations dissolve.
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The ruling class -- dominated by billionaires like Donald Trump and the vested interests that prop him up -- have played the same name-calling game for decades.
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When I point out that it's curious MOVE doesn't attract the hordes that BLM rallies and events do, Dr. Ross shrugs her faux-fur vested shoulders.
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He owns about one single bitcoin, two micro-scale bitcoin mining devices and a small cloud-mining contract, thus has a small vested interest in bitcoin.
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Companies have "a very clear vested interest" to embrace sustainable development as a functioning economy and stable political system are important for the businesses, Steiner said.
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But this week he has begun to find out what happens when the myth comes to Washington, with its competing power centers, lawyers and vested interests.
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It's also usually a milestone that some long-term, vested employees use as a reason to leave the company, which is certainly a possibility with Snap.
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Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier took home $38.6 million in 2016, a vast majority coming from vested stock, according to the drug company's proxy document posted Monday.
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He added that the foundation has worked with Vested Interest in K9s over the past year, though Rose worked with the organization prior to his death.
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Unaccountable bureaucrats rule vast areas of society and the economy at the behest of vested interests, an arbitrary elite who run major businesses and investment funds.
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"The responsibility for representing the official position of the city in court is vested in the Corporation Counsel," a Law Department spokesman said in a statement.
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The diminutive Arroyo, 69, was leader of the archipelago nation from 2001 to 2010 but her presidency was plagued by allegations of corruption and vested interests.
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Another key demand was from farmers from the indigenous tribal communities who have for generations cultivated forest lands that are not officially vested in their names.
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Mrs May showed civil servants who was boss—no mean achievement in a huge and lethargic bureaucracy—and took on vested interests such as the police.
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Tywin was no fool and he knew that while the Lannisters were in debt to the Bank the Bank had a vested interest in their success.
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Axios has learned that McGlashan's former employer, TPG Capital, will deny him all vested and unvested interests in funds whose portfolio companies include Airbnb and Uber.
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Intel, which has a vested interest in getting in early on 53G after largely letting LTE pass it by, has been equally enthusiastic in its proclamations.
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"In general, China's reforms always slow down if such reforms hurt vested interest groups – the same in the stock market and the housing market," he added.
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Naturally, companies like Apple continue to lobby hard against them because they have a vested interest in selling you new devices and offering repair services themselves.
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Hers is not a hands-off-at-all-costs liberalism; rather, she sees the state as a policer of rules and a curb on vested interests.
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His successor, James Brokenshire, will take time to master his brief and get the measure of the vested interests that have run riot in this area.
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His former boss, a Georgian technocrat called Khatia Dekanoidze in charge of the National Police, described in a separate interview cases of vested interests undermining change.
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Other investors in the round include Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala, and Boeing's venture wing, HorizonX, which clearly has a vested interest in keeping the skies safe.
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It ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body, the Venezuelan National Assembly, be transferred to the court itself, which is stacked with government loyalists.
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But Pluto is finding niche market space by targeting plants interested in low-risk pilot programs and corporations that have a vested interest in saving water.
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I guess the ones where Exxon and GE have such a vested interest in protecting the environment that they happily accept lower profits to do it.
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So you have to have more vested interest in time and in your financial effort for the whole campaign, not just in the last 100 days.
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I'm really passionate about getting tribes to start thinking about this, because it is in the United States' vested interest to have these strict blood rules.
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The product of this social-engineering — a class averse to political change with a vested interest in maintaining its standard of living and access to wealth.
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But the IMF has warned that the programme is at risk from the continued influence of vested interests on policy-making and within state-run companies.
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Dan Sullivan (R-Ark.) Each of these Senators has a vested interest in protecting seniors — and older Americans in these states have a lot to lose.
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Efforts to improve this methodology have repeatedly been derailed by ISP lobbyists with a vested interest in protecting the broken, but profitable, status quo, critics charge.
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Extrajudicial killings—of environmental activists, journalists, labour leaders and others who confront the country's vested interests—have long been a fact of life in the Philippines.
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The agency no longer considers the UK as a key shareholder, as it does not maintain a vested interest in providing extraordinary support to the bank.
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Congress has, from 6900 to 2628, and, from 28503 to the present day, vested in federal district judges the specific power to appoint interim U.S. attorneys.
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Second, the Budget Committee should only be made up of members from the Appropriations and Finance Committees, so they are vested in its outcome and passage.
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The average store only draws around 270 customers a day, so the pressure is magnified on its red-vested staff to convert shopper visits into sales.
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He likely wanted to lay a foundation in order to claim the Ukrainian government had a vested interest in interfering in the election to hurt Trump.
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As a result, the US developed a vested interest in defining the smallest number of Native individuals as possible in order to reduce its legal burden.
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The IRGC and other vested interests built up by hardliners grouped around Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader, are hostile to foreign entry into Iran's economy.
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Additionally, the Adult Detention Center has a recovery housing unit that employs a multifaceted program that segregates substance abuse participants with a vested interest in sobriety.
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It makes perfect sense to apply the Wisdom of Crowds to this problem; we've got huge, diverse groups with a collective vested interest in the result.
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Children, who struggle with animal boundaries to begin with, really get thrown for a loop when they can pet one vested dog but not the next.
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He will be award 5 million restricted share units vested over five years if and when the company's share price amounts from USD $16 to $20.
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Employers have a vested interest in a healthy workforce, but have well-founded concerns about how workers will bear the increasing costs caused by this tax.
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You can believe that blockchain has potential and still think that Bitcoin is a bubble — as many economists, not just banking executives with vested interests, do.
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My dad had scored nosebleeds to the big game, in which I had no vested interest, since the Colts had beaten the Ravens three weeks earlier.
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It is critical to the goal of establishing trust that Human Resources be seen as vested with true authority to act on all issues affecting employees.
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"They have a vested interest in making sure brands are creating quality voice experiences and not a lot that will drive people crazy," Ms. Klaassen said.
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"There is a personal vested interest on both of our sides for each other," Ms. Mendoza said of the relationship between Mr. Trump and the families.
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It is precisely because this power is vested in the executive that there is a heightened need for the appearance and substance of fairness and justice.
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With an effervescent, Antillean rhythm rising behind him, he emitted a powerful energy from his horn, but vested each note with its own shape and sensitivity.
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America, as an idea, as a representative democracy with the power ultimately vested in the people and accountable to the people, is vanishing like a vapor.
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"The United States has a substantial interest in protecting the office of the president and the powers and duties vested in that office," the brief said.
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Local law enforcement has a vested interest in ICE's detention capacity, given that the agency works with county jails across the country to detain undocumented immigrants.
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For defined contribution plans, including 401(k) plans, you may need to put in as much as six years of service before you are fully vested.
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To protect the reputation of these agencies that have been vested with such power we require the same thing that we require of our military leaders.
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So with the power vested in us by virtue of having watched HGTV more than once: Whose mansion is more hellish, Dr. Phil's or Jeffree Star's?
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It is dangerous to combine this partisan zeal with the power and discretion vested in the Attorney General to shape legal policy in the federal judiciary.
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The Founders vested the president with far less power than the British monarch in this regard: Congress' assent was required to loose the dogs of war.
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Venables and Hennessey say they've already spoken to numerous secondary exchanges that want to work with Vested, which will serve as a kind of offer aggregator.
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At first glance, it's a precise study in standard downtown cocktail lounge: Edison bulbs light an elegant white-marble counter while vested bartenders chat with patrons.
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The CFPB director, remember, is vested with more power than the chairs of most executive agencies because she has no fellow commissioners to back her decisions.
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Regulatory filings show that no major insiders have sold shares so far this week, although several have shuffled around their shares, presumably as stock options vested.
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Progress on eliminating the power of vested interests has been patchy, causing the IMF to withhold a $1.7 billion loan tranche for the past 10 months.
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She believes that big-money fossil fuel donors who are vested in the status quo are putting up roadblocks to curbing emissions and deploying cleaner energy.
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But in the letter, Enders spoke of attacks by vested interests and urged staff to ignore "simplistic and nationalistic bluster" and to focus on industrial priorities.
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Of Uber's roughly 6,700 employees, only a tiny fraction have left, and in most cases, those hires weren't around long enough to be worrying about vested options.
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The FTC and state attorneys general will be vested with enforcement power under the act, although it's yet to be seen how often they bring legal action.
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The new leadership has tightened its grip on civil society, but appears ready to tackle vested interests which have previously held up sales of state-owned firms.
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Under the 2010 Plan, holders of vested options were entitled to purchase depositary receipts for common shares at the exercise price determined at the date of grant.
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Aimco's beef with Airbnb is that its platform brings people with "unvetted personal histories" with "no vested interest in maintaining a peaceful community atmosphere" inside their buildings.
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And, thanks to the overwhelming amount of content being created and the power of social media, there's a vested interest in far more than your local teams.
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The notion of women digging deep and channeling an inner power within is terrifying to a patriarchy with a vested interest in keeping women in their place.
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But they see few signs that Mr Liu, who is a deputy prime minister, has any mandate of his own to tackle vested interests opposed to reform.
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Not only does Kanye West give the best holiday gifts (stocks, anyone?), but the rapper has a truly vested interest in his wife Kim Kardashian West's style.
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"The government has vested interest at this stage in promoting his image and certainly his reputation as well so that the public ultimately supports him," Lewis said.
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Right now, it's too early to know how the French government plans to rebuild Notre-Dame, but Parisians are sure to have a vested interested in reconstruction.
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This did not fly with Reagan, who, like the rest of Washington, had a vested interest in Taiwan being recognized internationally as a government independent from China.
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His often diffident leadership style has caused needless confusion; economic liberalisation has been slow; and he has shown less appetite than expected for taking on vested interests.
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Transparency: The shareholder is among those expected to receive the tender offer from SoftBank, so has a vested interest in the Japanese firm proposing a high price.
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Rubin did not receive the $150 million, as he left before the shares vested, but later received a $90 million severance package, which has previously been reported.
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And from a business perspective, ISPs and developers have a vested interest in maintaining their customers' privacy to the highest standards, and have been exemplary data stewards.
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It is an old, old D.C. parlor game to spend heavily on swanky events for high-dollar donors who have a vested interest in what you do.
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Still, National Institutes of Health bioethicist David Resnik told Motherboard that funding from a particular group with a vested interest might warrant an added degree of skepticism.
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As pointed out in the New York Daily News, state and federal governments, as well as lottery officials, have a vested interest in selling you duplicate tickets.
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That's because it's based on inaccurate form 477 data provided to the FCC by ISPs, who have a vested interest in obfuscating the nation's broadband market failures.
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The continued influence of powerful vested interests in politics and business, and weak rule of law, are repeatedly cited as key obstacles on Ukraine's path to reform.
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Some of Zuma's allies say Gordhan's importance is over-exaggerated and his close relationship with investors and ratings agencies shows that he is allied to vested interests.
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The receivers for Forge claimed that title to the APR facility vested in Forge, under Australia's Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (PPSA), when Forge filed for bankruptcy.
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Her departure will deprive Ukraine of a tough reformer capable of taking on vested interests at a time when the country is recovering from a deep recession.
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The AMA, and APA, and all "governments" do not give scientology its due because they have a vested interest in not healing people and not helping people.
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Traditionally these rules have broad, bipartisan support because they protect giant broadcasters from crushing smaller, regional competitors with an actual vested interest in the communities they serve.
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Bankers vested in Mexico have jumped at the chance this year to provide short to intermediate term loans where the stakes are seen as not too high.
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I don't think it's an accident that politicians repeat the same policies that fail people; I think the state has a vested interest in forgetting the past.
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Morton is giving up an annual base salary of $350,000 and, more importantly, a $10 million new-hire equity grant that would have vested after four years.
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So, in all this carnage, we hope and pray for a substantial humanitarian effort among the UK, US and other countries with vested interests in the region.
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That makes it hard not to suspect she has a vested interest, at this time of heightened royal dress-watching, in getting credit where credit is due.
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The Leave side benefits from the Remainers' collaboration with various vested interests — funded, as it is, by Wall Street behemoths like Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JP Morgan.
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The rules and norms are changing, and it's time for the fashion industry to show that it has a vested interest in making sure they're caught up.
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It is doubtful whether policy shifts alone could revive coal mining, but the attempt to do so says much about how vested interests operate in this administration.
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The original bill proposed to tax stock options on the day they were vested instead of when they were cashed in, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The reason the legislation is 'political' is due to its opponents who are financially involved with the landfill or vested in protecting the EPA at all cost.
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"The challenge is convincing men that they have a vested interest in gender parity," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at a women's rights conference in Abidjan.
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Employers have a vested interest in reducing health-care costs for employees, retirees and their dependents, and driving innovations that lead the way for the system overall.
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I'm simply a person with a vested, professional interest in mysterious, supernatural creatures that may or may not exist; creatures like Bigfoot, Mothman, the Jersey Devil, etc.
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The platform offers startup employees looking to exercise vested options a way to connect with would-be investors who may be willing to help finance the exercise.
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The bill still allows affected employees to defer taxes on their vested options for up to five years as is the case under the current tax code.
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They scrutinized how people fared when they conducted searches on topics in which Google had a vested interest, versus those where the company had nothing to gain.
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Kimmell worries that Tillerson's possible confirmation could seriously undermine Paris Agreement efforts if the oil executive is unable to put aside his vested interest in the company.
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It is scary that things we all have a vested interest in solving have become so politically polar that solutions are not on the table at all.
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They include television networks like ESPN, which is likely to benefit from more fans having a more deeply vested interest in the action — resulting in higher ratings.
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Bringing it to fruition will require governments to overcome vested political and corporate interests, as well as adopting a measured approach to avoid causing a market crash.
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Some analysts are skeptical officials will follow through with their Eskom plans in full, given fierce opposition from labor unions and vested interests in the energy sector.
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"The United States has a substantial interest in protecting the office of the president and the powers and duties vested in that office," the brief reportedly reads.
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It takes courage to put principles above petty political advantages, to stand firm against vested interests and to openly call out religious bigotry when you see it.
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It says: all legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives.
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Please go ahead with the proposed plan to tax vested options, US. We, coming from the rest of the world, need all the advantage we can get.
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" Still, she would like to see women receive better education around fertility-related issues, and not from "companies with a vested interest in telling you one thing.
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"We had really hoped they would have the reforms sorted but now that's not looking likely and vested interests seem to be taking over again," Ruijer said.
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The power to pronounce the couple husband and wife, he said, was vested in him by the PGA Tour, the PGA Tour Champions and the tournament's sponsor.
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His style of populism involves ostentatious displays of corporate activism — "going after" vested interests — and Big Tech at this point is as sizable as Big Oil & Gas.
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Those things may be true, but neither are the primary motive: The apps where you access news have a vested interest in keeping you on their platforms.
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