"Everyone else would walk away with a job in the United States Army, and I would walk away with just more student loan debt," Mr. Talbott said.
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Fluffy language, exclusive holiday cocktails, and happy-hour "deals" are simple ways bartenders can walk away with a bigger tip — and you walk away with a larger-than-anticipated bill.
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I don't think that's what we should walk away with.
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Too bad you'll never walk away with that much cash.
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Just don't expect to walk away with that much cash.
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What do you want the reader to walk away with?
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Most people will just walk away with a sore arm.
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You won't walk away with as much as you expect.
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What you walk away with is: This too shall pass.
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And we walk away with many of the same lessons.
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Still, the pastor wanted to walk away with something concrete.
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He could walk away with over $120 million — or nothing.
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And you might walk away with some suggested reading. 15A.
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Both girls walk away with the guy in the end.
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That said, not everyone gets to walk away with a statue.
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BRAMER: No and not one thing did Putin walk away with.
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What do you hope viewers of the documentary walk away with?
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Any take-home points you want people to walk away with?
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I never wanted him to walk away with questions or regret.
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People really walk away with skewed perceptions of what is normal.
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Expect to walk away with "La Marseillaise" stuck in your head.
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But most of these remaining contestants will walk away with nothing.
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You'll even walk away with three impressive projects for your portfolio.
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They'd be lucky to walk away with some of their fingers.
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This is your best chance to walk away with a bargain.
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Yet Jeff Bezos' company won't walk away with all the spoils.
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Will a lucky entrepreneur walk away with a big money investment?
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He was fortunate to walk away with only bumps and bruises.
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Only a few of the attendees at this year's Academy Awards will walk away with one of its coveted golden statutes — but everyone will walk away with another desired prize: an edible Oscar, courtesy of Wolfgang Puck.
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World-class cybercriminals are also hoping to walk away with some gold.
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She&aposs going to walk away with possibly getting a trade deal.
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They invested $11m and on 11/6 they walk away with billions.
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But we're betting Black Panther will walk away with this one, too.
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"Mission accomplished ☺" Zuckerberg walk away with the deal of a lifetime.
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"Hopefully, customers walk away with some knowledge or education," Mr. Snell said.
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But at least we can walk away with this Chark highlight. Kaboom.
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Even if you pay $1, you'll still walk away with something good.
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But when you're done, you walk away with a lifetime of illumination.
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Even if you win, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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For instance, people may want to walk away with pieces of it.
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There's no lingering idea or story you walk away with and remember.
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You may walk away with a desire to up your prep game.
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It feels so good that we finally walk away with a win.
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They hug and then walk away with their arms around each other.
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Will an entrepreneur walk away with the investment deal of a lifetime?
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Of course, that lucky winner won't walk away with the full amount.
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In this scenario, Klobuchar is likely to walk away with at least one county delegate (or 2200 percent of the available delegates), while Biden will walk away with nothing — even though they were separated by only one vote.
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Leave a reasonable doubt and the dealer could walk away with an acquittal.
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You might even walk away with $25,000 and a whole new business trajectory.
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Every woman is bound to walk away with more confidence and fashionable items.
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He could walk away with more than $100 million even if he's fired.
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You can walk away with a great deal, and two games at once.
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"I walk away with the impression that everything has been consistent," said Krishnamoorthi.
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Like sure it would be nice to walk away with a million dollars.
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"I wanted to walk away with the full million after taxes," he explains.
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Trump's victories will allow him to walk away with an increased delegate lead.
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You never know, you could walk away with a $300 Target gift card.
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That's an experience that he's gonna walk away with, and that's really good.
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I think they're going to walk away with hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Several reports have speculated that he'll walk away with somewhere around $10 million.
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You'll even walk away with a shiny certification when you complete the course.
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When the bankruptcy was over, Ms. Kluge did not walk away with much.
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You may, however, walk away with some new insights into Pepe the phenomenon.
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Will Paul accomplish his goal and walk away with one less life regret?
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While Cupp may have lost the game, he did walk away with James' admiration.
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I feel like people are going to walk away with him as the favorite.
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Sanders is poised to walk away with more delegates than Clinton from the night.
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The overall winner of the five-game series will walk away with $1 million.
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At every Olympic Games, rivals China and Russia walk away with multiple gold medals.
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Oh yeah, and the BFFs will walk away with some sweet goody bags, too.
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Loeb criticized the company for allowing her to walk away with so much money.
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John Kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away, with her dignity and respect.
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If it does, Mr Kretinsky and Mr Tkac may walk away with a profit.
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They were able to close on the home and walk away with some cash.
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That can be very draining, so to walk away with a win is overwhelming.
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It was time to walk away with no deal instead of a terrible deal.
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"The notion that he's going to walk away with nothing is not real," Sen.
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What do you want people to walk away with after they watch First Time ?
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Here's how to stand up for your worth and walk away with more money.
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Of course, this weekend's lucky winners won't walk away with the full jackpot amounts.
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"I walk away with the impression Mr. Sondland will have some explaining to do," Rep.
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Rose wants the conference participants to walk away with more confidence than they had before.
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And who knows, you might just walk away with the mini bag of your dreams.
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Even so, disgraced founder Adam Neumann could walk away with a massive $1.7 billion payout.
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Oh, and Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn seems likely to walk away with the whole movie.
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Attendees were asked to bring draft plans and were told they'd walk away with more.
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I hope those who see it can walk away with more faith, hope, and love.
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Miss America won't accept just one rose – she'll walk walk away with an entire bouquet!
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Even if you only have $1 to spare, you'll still walk away with something great.
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To walk away with a win and being able to contribute was a special day.
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He or she can reject the date and walk away with a cash prize instead.
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This means Adele could walk away with five awards – something that's never before been achieved.
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You can still take part in the sale, and walk away with a great deal.
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Some people described waiting in line for 10 hours only to walk away with nothing.
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WeWork's co-CEOs would walk away with millions in severance payments if SoftBank replaced them.
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But Bloomberg suffered a near-total collapse and will not walk away with many delegates.
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They leave with so much debt, and walk away with an $11-an-hour job.
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"I would think he'll walk away with $500 million in his pocket," Mr. Gimenez said.
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But should such a miracle occur, don't expect to walk away with all $275 million.
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He made it clear that he could humiliate me repeatedly and walk away with impunity.
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When those opportunities do arise, it's not too often you walk away with only $25, either.
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The departing CEOs of Dow Chemical and DuPont will walk away with a combined $80 million.
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Yes, I know I am completely lucky to walk away with HPV and not something more.
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At a valuation of $15 billion, Comcast would walk away with $4.5 billion from the sale.
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After these interviews, Dow has seen many people walk away with a deeper understanding of race.
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You'll walk away with the core knowledge and skills every self-respecting cybersecurity expert should have.
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Quite literally: The overall winner of the five-game series will walk away with $1 million.
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Annihilation fights that trend, and makes its audiences walk away with a lot to think about.
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Startups that succeed walk away with 2 enterprise clients or business development agreements after they pitch.
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The 20103 version saw Judy Garland and James Mason walk away with twin best acting awards.
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"That's really when you have breakthroughs...because people get to walk away with something that's real."
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We can walk away with no guilt because we know we tried it in ever way.
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" She adds, "I have no idea who's going to walk away with the actor this year.
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Without a pin, a thief could still scribble any illegible scrawl and walk away with merchandise.
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I knew when I was watching the series you were going to walk away with it.
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To understand why, let's first figure out just how much money Loria will walk away with.
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I play a little Magic every night and always walk away with a few new cards.
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Not in how it played out, necessarily, but in the feeling the Raptors walk away with.
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"It's really easy to talk yourself into that one and walk away with a real headache."
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You'll walk away with your brain full of project management concepts, processes, software tools, and skills.
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The anticipation couldn't get any higher to see who'll actually walk away with those golden trophies.
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I guarantee you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of the show than you had before.
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Even if you are lucky enough to win, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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Aside from an injury or two, fighters walk away with little more than respect and bragging rights.
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The winner will walk away with 100 million roubles, which is the equivalent of about $1.65 million.
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In one, a 27-year-old man begins to hurriedly walk away, with Weeks quickly trailing behind.
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So no matter which Samsung 4K TV you choose today, you'll walk away with an unbeatable deal.
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Peter Kraus captured the heart of #BachelorNation, but ultimately did not walk away with the final rose.
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The Raiders had let Martin, their leading rusher last season, walk away with Crowell in the fold.
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The winning team would walk away with two million dollars, offers of government contracts and hacking fame.
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Even solo competitors who finish outside of the top 20 will walk away with $50,000 in winnings.
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Everyone made an offer but Susi is the only adventure capitalist to walk away with a deal.
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Take 10 minutes to watch one video and you'll probably walk away with 20 different beauty tips.
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We hope people walk away with the tools to do the same thing in their own communities.
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While the demo didn't go as well he'd planned, he did walk away with a sizable deal.
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But the officers were instructed not to let the winners simply walk away with their new device.
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In the end, one lucky couple will walk away with a cash prize and, hopefully, real love.
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Do you think Laurie's lucky tennis shoes will help Simone walk away with the mirror ball trophy?
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As a viewer, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of the subtleties that make cinema special.
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And while unexpected artists being recognized is great, it's rare that they actually walk away with prizes.
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Of course, the goal is to get what you want and walk away with your relationship intact.
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If unsuccessful, the two sides would walk away with nothing more than what they started talks with.
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If LaSalle reaches an agreement with Pebblebrook, Blackstone will walk away with a $112 million breakup fee.
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Funny enough, these guys are all gonna walk away with something by the time Thursday rolls around.
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Tell yourself you need to talk to 3 new people and walk away with 3 new ideas.
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Or maybe his emoji explanation is the answer, and he'll walk away with the nomination in February.
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Birchbox's other investors, including Accel Partners and First Round Capital, are expected to walk away with nothing.
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You'll still walk away with a few great courses from the bundle for a little as a $1.
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It's hard to read your book and not walk away with a sense of fatalism about our situation.
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When you return six completely used containers to the MAC counter, you can walk away with free makeup.
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He was expected to walk away with something in excess of $100 million when it was all over.
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Just go like that with a red solo cup underneath and let me walk away with a beer!
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From Yahoo: Two days ago, the couple managed to walk away with the bronze in the team event.
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But that doesn't mean everyone whose conduct was scrutinized will walk away with a clean bill of health.
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We can suppose that Trump has every legal right to declare bankruptcies and to walk away with millions.
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You could walk away with a hefty 500,000 yen ($4,600) fine if caught performing a stunt like that.
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In most of the pairings, it seemed like any team had a chance to walk away with victory.
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But Quinn said that even without a strong case, Dao would probably walk away with a hefty settlement.
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ICYMI ... Luis Green had a chance to walk away with $333k during the show's holiday special Monday night.
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The higher the price, the higher the rebate — and walk away with a bigger slice of the pie.
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And who, if anyone, will walk away with a gallbladder-sized Neil Lane®©™ engagement ring?
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If the investigation finds Moonves at fault for violating the company's code, he should walk away with nothing.
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You may walk away with a bigger ego, but you already started that money with the wrong energy.
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Even if you don't walk away with everything you want, odds are you'll feel good about being assertive.
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And the manufacturing conceit is so subtle that children are unlikely to walk away with a candy jones.
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Then compare that figure with the cash you would walk away with should you sell your house today.
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We take enormous joy in seeing Lena Waithe, Donald Glover and Sterling K. Brown walk away with trophies.
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Over six Christmas-themed episodes, the judges help decide which teams should walk away with the $10,000 prize.
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With the win on Thursday, Wade can walk away with an 18-17 lead in 35 matchups against Nowitzki.
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I hope people walk away with a sense of curiosity and surprise that these cathedrals of knowledge can incite.
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It will also give disgraced founder Adam Neumann a chance to walk away with a massive $1.7 billion payout.
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With her eyes fixed on the floor, she watched Pat's feet, narrow and long, walk away with surprising lightness.
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True to Casper's online roots, you won't be able to walk away with a new mattress in the store.
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In other words, refinance your home at a good rate and walk away with some cash from the deal.
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But it's Musk who will walk away with even more fans and, quite possibly, way more Model 3 orders.
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Give these stylists a try, and we're sure you'll walk away with a 'do that's tailor-made for you.
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Whether or not they walk away with the trophy, the couple will consider their time together as a win.
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That means that a few underdogs are likely to walk away with big wins in Cleveland—odds be damned.
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But why on earth would anyone need to walk away with 24 fried, holey, creme-filled cakes of dough?
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The each have roughly 21% equity interest in TWC, and if the company fails, they walk away with nothing.
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However, according to Kennedy, China might be able to walk away with more than just a rehashing of complaints.
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The final couple will then have the chance to walk away with both love and the £50,000 cash prize.
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But it's not New York's fault when I stumble into H&M and walk away with three new sweaters.
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"It's just awesome, especially after the way the whole day went, to walk away with a win," he said.
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With a home, if things work out in your favor, you'll walk away with a big pile of cash.
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Even without an appointment, it took less than an hour to walk away with a shiny, new replacement iPhone.
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"I don't walk away with the impression that politics bias actually controlled the actions of FBI agents," Krishnamoorthi said.
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"Our attorney said what you walk away with is 80 percent of what you can count on," he said.
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The question you're meant to walk away with is, Is it for the Hunters or is it against them?
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What do you need to walk away with from the marriage, and what are you willing to leave behind?
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It would be hard to walk into to a major business and walk away with all its sensitive information.
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Saccone was supposed to walk away with a win in a district Trump won by 20 points in 2016.
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Second place will get two tickets to the show, and the Audience Choice winner will walk away with one ticket.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that founders will walk away with funding, or that investors will find the next unicorn.
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This year, we've doubled the prize money, and one spectacular startup will walk away with $100,000 in non-equity cash.
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The terms of the reported deal, and how much Neumann can actually walk away with, are still coming to light.
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By late last year, United Technologies said that it would walk away, with its lawyers citing worries about antitrust approval.
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In the open division, which Degefa and Cherono won, the top 1503 men and women walk away with prize money.
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A winner will be chosen at the end of the day and they will walk away with a $25,000 prize.
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Dish will also walk away with prepaid carrier Boost Mobile and some Sprint wireless spectrum as a mandated DOJ divestiture.
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It's in choosing to find the good in all things that we walk away with our chin a little higher.
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Both agree that threatening to walk away with no deal is the best way to extract further concessions from Brussels.
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Just 9% of people who bring such claims walk away with relief, according to the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.
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At best, this weekend's oil producers meeting was only expected to walk away with a sketchy deal to freeze production.
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Perhaps the accountants' paper cuts hurt more than the broken hearts of noms who don't walk away with a prize.
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Sizes sell out fast, and you want to make sure you walk away with those boots you've been obsessing over.
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The rapprochement meant both countries were able to walk away with gains, said John Delury, professor at Seoul's Yonsei University.
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I am proud of what I have accomplished in my career, and I walk away with my head held high.
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"I had to learn that I am not responsible for what people walk away with, positive or negative," she said.
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I'm here to find out what is it about your show that you want your audience to walk away with.
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Of course, if you are lucky enough to pick the winning combo, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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As recently as Tuesday, the UK's Brexit Minister David Davis said Britain was ready to walk away with no deal.
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I give them some water, and they walk away with a story of how some wild Kandi Kid approached them.
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For both parties to walk away with a sense of security about the future, they will have to meet halfway.
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The latter would suggest that someone deliberately obscured who else in the building might walk away with the crown jewels.
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A case of missing mushrooms led one man to walk away with $5 million in winnings from the New York Lottery.
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Trump managed to walk away with Ohio and even took Pennsylvania, a state no Republican presidential nominee had won in decades.
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"He said, 'I'm going to walk away with it and win it outright,'" a long-time New York political consultant recalled.
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If winners want to walk away with the lump-sum cash payout immediately, they must claim the prize within 60 days.
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The ladies will walk away with the best beauty goodies on the market (yes that's a $90 face cream in there!).
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"A man picked up the eight year-old child and tried to walk away with him," police said in the statement.
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An Aadhaar card allowed your correspondent to apply for and walk away with a driver's licence in under half an hour.
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So while Clooney didn't literally walk away with a check for a billion dollars, his bank account is doing just fine.
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Simone Biles, who may walk away with five golds, claimed her second by winning the women's individual all-around gymnastics event.
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Dayal Patterson: I think every band I interview, I walk away with a deeper appreciation for them than I had before.
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If the Winter Olympics gave out medals for best sound bites, Adam Rippon would surely walk away with all the golds.
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After you finish this bundle, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of the language, with a loaded portfolio to boot.
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Plan on being at the salon for a minimum of three hours to walk away with this a similar summery shade.
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If both Rubio and Cruz manage to walk away with delegates tonight from the Lone Star State, then Florida becomes key.
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He gets to walk away with most of his fine art pieces ... some worth tens of thousands of dollars a piece.
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They tried to walk away with it, but the owner of the sign, Dion Cini, stepped in to grab his property.
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Let's take a look at the five teams who are the current favorites to walk away with this year's Apertura title.
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Most tenants walk away with nothing, having sunk money for rent and repairs into homes they had once hoped to own.
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The second person, the Responder, can either accept the offer, or refuse, in which case they both walk away with nothing.
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So if Kacey Musgraves or Brandi Carlile walk away with the album of the year trophy, you'll understand the primary reason.
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That made it easy to see Mauer playing beyond 2018, but in the end he opted to walk away with a .
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Yet because the contests are proportional, it may be unlikely for one candidate to walk away with a majority of delegates.
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You can save up to £350 in the sale, and walk away with a quality device at a really low price.
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Regardless of the allocation, employers should not walk away with all the gains, and workers should not suffer all the losses.
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The contestants either walk away with a deal, or get eliminated — often after being verbally cut down to size by the judges.
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The fashion designer could walk away with nearly $250 million thanks to the former couple's prenuptial agreement, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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That means the stakes are higher than ever to see your favorite musicians walk away with a coveted trophy by night's end.
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"We haven't been sure that if we held those (emergency) meetings that we could actually walk away with some consensus," Kachikwu said.
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The field will be narrower by then; it's easy to see how someone might walk away with 50 percent of the delegates.
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The announcement did not disclose details of Neumann's payout, but the WeWork founder could walk away with up to nearly $1.7 billion.
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You'll walk away with a theoretical and literal understanding of typography and how it is utilized in a wide range of platforms.
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It's a goal Microsoft has clearly had for some time, as it watched Amazon, Google and Alexa walk away with the market.
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How on Earth was Manigault able to stride into that room and walk away with a secret recording of what happened there?
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This is your best chance to walk away with a top quality speaker, electric shaver, or 4K TV at a reduced price.
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Although Belz didn't walk away with the most amount of money earned on the game, he did set a new daytime record.
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Is it not a crime against my husband and my children if I let that gang walk away with my lovely meadow?
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Jubilation abounded: But since this is hand-wringing, self-depreciating English football after all, Spurs couldn't walk away with a clean win.
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Twenty U.S. residents will win $50,000 to spend on student debt forgiveness or college tuition, or walk away with $25,000 in cash.
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"This is an entertaining film and people will walk away with things with [what] they want to walk away," Cruise, 56, said.
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Compromise is progress for all, and on an issue like immigration, both sides of the aisle can walk away with a win.
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It took 233 holes to do it, but after five long hours, Phil Mickelson was able to walk away with $9 million.
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And we hope that they'll walk away with an understanding of what our founders got started -- that it was just a start.
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Because you can talk about this but when you put something right in people's faces, they walk away with a different understanding.
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Both Kevin and Jared suffered what police called "major back injuries" ... while Rebecca was able to walk away with some minor pains.
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And choices the winners make now could influence how much they walk away with, as well as how far those winnings go.
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Sixteen competitors will travel the world to fly their drones on different courses, but only one will walk away with the jackpot.
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Vizio also claimed LeEco's acquisition was part of a "secret plan" to walk away with information about the television company's corporate clients.
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Obviously, it would be wonderful to walk away with some awards, but, I think, regardless, it's going to be a challenging day.
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The former employee said that terminated employees were given until November 19 to sign the severance agreement — or walk away with nothing.
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If you're in a psychology class, everyone is going to walk away with something different but still have their degree in psychology.
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Shaw's technical prowess as a sculptor is unquestionable, and his works can be emotionally provocative, but what do we walk away with?
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Not too shabby, although CNNMoney estimates that the winner will actually walk away with a measly $348 million after taxes (thanks, Obama).
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We're told some deal points have been agreed upon, but reports that Billy will walk away with $10 mil are inaccurate ... it's less.
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My son is safe and was able to walk away with a concussion and a few scrapes… no broken bones or internal injuries.
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You'll also walk away with clean actionable ideas on how to bring change to your own business, no matter its size or stage.
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Sanders pulled out a comfortable single-digit win in Oregon, where he is likely to walk away with a solid block of delegates.
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And employees like Ann Marie Reinhart, who worked as a supervisor at Toys 'R' Us for 29 years, will walk away with nothing.
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We'd walk away with our purple plastic bags, fulfilled with a mix of cartoonish studs and one or two "fancy" sets of earrings.
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If the Raptors win again tonight, Thursday, June 13, they'll clinch the championship — and walk away with way more than just bragging rights.
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Because it's a crowdsourced awards show (and not sponsored by any one company), don't expect winners to walk away with a huge check.
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The fashion designer could walk away with nearly $12 million thanks to the former couple's prenuptial agreement, a source previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Reading Judge Orenstein's ruling, its hard to walk away with the impression that this is anything other than a big win for Apple.
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If Yahoo sells, Mayer will probably lose her job after four years as CEO and walk away with a $22016 million severance package.
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Even if you don't win the whole shooting match, you'll walk away with invaluable — some might say life-changing — media and investor exposure.
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My son is safe and was able to walk away with a concussion and a few scrapes no broken bones or internal injuries.
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In that case, which could not be resolved within the three-day period, Dylann Roof was mistakenly allowed to walk away with the .
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While all of your favorite celebrities may not walk away with an award in hand, that doesn't mean they're going home empty-handed.
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The latest developments saw the U.S. walk away with a pledge from China to import more U.S. goods, though without specific parameters set.
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While $448 million seems like a lot of money, alas, the winner of this weekend's drawing won't walk away with the full amount.
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As she went on to explain on The Talk, "I say burn down Rosewood and walk away with two babies on each arm."
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The sources acknowledge that Mueller is under no obligation to provide any information and concede they may walk away with no greater clarity.
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Whether it helps you launch a new career or not, you'll still walk away with vital knowledge that'll look great on your résumé.
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With so little money at risk, the private concessionaire can walk away with little lost if there are significant cost increases or delays.
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At that valuation, Snap's two young founders, Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy, would walk away with holdings worth more than $13 billion each.
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To give you a taste of the skills you'll walk away with after completion of the bundle, we're highlighting the core courses below.
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" Spicer said Sunday that Kelly treated Manigault Newman with respect by giving her "an opportunity to walk away with her dignity and respect.
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That also cuts down on the chance that another traveler will mistake your bag for his or hers and walk away with it.
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Eovaldi was fortunate to walk away with a no-decision on Friday despite yielding five runs in 5 1/3 innings versus Baltimore.
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Despite the politics that was involved, experts say Microsoft won on its own merits and will still walk away with the JEDI deal.
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Everything else you say can be boring can stupid, and your audience will walk away with those 12 seconds thinking you're a genius.
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The courage to walk away with a headache and a bloody nose isn't really the price of entry, but it's not far off.
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Or just hack into one honey pot at Equifax and walk away with the same amount of data in a matter of hours?
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The one who continued to walk away with his hands up, and proceeded to disobey more orders all the way back to his vehicle.
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And do you think he&aposll walk away with any positive news on trade and deals for both sides of this of the pond?
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And with a field that large, it's unlikely one candidate will walk away with the majority in the first round, the Daily News reported.
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We have no idea how much he plans to sell and that's what people speculate of how much he can potentially walk away with.
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I would forgo my option to win $220 from my $10 bet (I'm not exactly a high-stakes gambler) and walk away with $147.
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So if a doctor tells you that — or talks about how easy it'll be to walk away with Bella Hadid's stems — see someone else.
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But not only will Disrupt attendees have a chance to engage in discussions with speakers, you may also walk away with some quality connections.
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If they fail in Delhi with the locally powerful Aam Aadmi Party, the BJP could walk away with all seven MPs, as in 2014.
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If Roma does walk away with the biggest prize of the night, it will become the first foreign language film ever to do so.
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Even if a Three Billboard's win might seem like a nod to McDonagh, the movie's financial backers would ultimately walk away with the trophy.
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Because the prize money is divvied out among sometimes hundreds of winners, people don't often walk away with much money from a single game.
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What we are seeing now is the real chance that the candidate of the populist far right may walk away with the Republican nomination.
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In many of the Super Tuesday states, if a candidate earns 50 percent of the vote, he can walk away with all the delegates.
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One in five renter households in Richmond are pulled into this legal system, and one in nine walk away with a lasting eviction judgment.
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Judges will then deliberate on a winner, and three of those 10 startups will walk away with tickets to the next TC Disrupt conference.
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This is your best chance to walk away with a top quality speaker, home alarm system, or fitness tracker at a heavily reduced rate.
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At the end of the night, all the trio walk away with are a couple of burgers, no beers, and definitely no laughs. 290.
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The idea seems somewhat like Meetup — get people together who share in common interests and maybe walk away with a new friend, or two.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Kirby will walk away with over $13 million in cash and stock as part of his severance package.
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But if it goes ahead, Son and his fellow investors will take all the risk, while soccer's insiders walk away with the match ball.
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I think the audience is willing to go with you because they ultimately walk away with not just darkness but some sense of possibility.
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So if you can get over the fact that someone else has previously owned your device, you can walk away with some great deals.
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Instead, I let myself sink into a fantasy world where I fully believe that I just might walk away with a stack of cash.
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You might keep your payment the same, start the 30-year clock over and walk away with some money for whatever is coming next.
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How else could someone walk away with the main character in a display honoring Jesus' birth some 2,000 years ago in a Bethlehem stable?
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New York (CNN Business)The former head of Verizon's ailing digital media division is set to walk away with a multimillion dollar golden parachute.
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If you were to summarize slavery in the United States, what would be the three most important points for someone to walk away with?
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After WeWork's failed IPO and valuation implosion, it was reported that Neumann would walk away with $1.7 billion as his employees lost their jobs.
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Cashback is awarded for transactions of or over £15 through Zavvi, which means you could walk away with two Marvel movies for absolutely nothing.
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Performers and creators from both film and television will gather to see who out of the stiff competition will walk away with an award.
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You should prioritize what you want to walk away with, be cautious about using social media, and be sure to take care of yourself.
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And after about an hour of discussing their careers, I&aposll often walk away with an insight that I adapt into my own life.
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If you are lucky enough to pick the winning combo for either of this week's drawings, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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We have tracked down the best deals on absolutely everything, so that you can walk away with an impressive device at a low price.
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One olympian who did walk away with a new best friend is U.S. women's-gymnastics team captain Aly Raisman, who adopted Maltese-Shitzu mix Gibson.
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Speculation about the amount of money (and Amazon stock) that Jeff Bezos's ex-wife MacKenzie Bezos will walk away with has come to an end.
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But this is a Pay What You Want Deal, which means you can name your price and walk away with something good, no matter what.
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Although he did not walk away with the coveted award, following the ceremony, the rapper sent a warm congratulation to Cardi B, who did win.
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Of the 14 actors who will win Golden Globes tonight, the one I thought most likely to walk away with a statue was Mahershala Ali.
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With her film The Beguiled, Coppola became the second woman filmmaker to walk away with the Best Director prize (the other winner occurred in 1961).
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While their presence will always remind people of their famous fathers, one of them will walk away with a Super Bowl ring of his own.
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After a whirlwind season, the big day has finally come — but which lucky couple will walk away with the Dancing with the Stars Mirrorball trophy?
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For Meunier, he says he is happy that he was able to walk away with nothing but a scar—it easily could have been worse.
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Although he did not walk away with the coveted award, following the ceremony, the rapper sent a warm congratulation to Cardi B, who did win.
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As the teen appears to walk away with his hands on his face, the deputy follows him, grabs him and slams him to the ground.
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Someone new to music production—a child, even—could play around with the colorful interface and walk away with something that resembled an actual song.
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Sure, this course won't turn you into the next Mozart, but you'll walk away with some real benefits you likely won't get from watching Netflix.
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I mean, if we were to just walk away with this -- with both candidates saying they don't want this -- we turn our backs on Asia.
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Only Tony and Johnny, Joss and Sylvia and Amanda and Zach manage to complete the challenge, and Zach and Amanda walk away with the win.
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It's difficult to walk away with a substantial grasp on the Capgras Delusion, given our limited knowledge of its genesis and lack of treatment available.
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He's been living there since 2013, when he bought it for a little over a million bucks, so he'll walk away with a nice profit.
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While they didn't walk away with a deal, Sacca's frustration illustrated a key point when pitching investors: Don't keep any surprises from your potential investors.
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Those who do snag a ticket will see bonus content in addition to the feature film, and walk away with a Transformers toy from Hasbro.
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So long as his chin holds up, he should walk away with the W in Japan—which would bring his record back up to the .
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Lucky fans, for the right price, could walk away with Mr Nimoy's "Whales Alive" record or an old script with some handwritten notes on it.
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He was fortunate to walk away with a nasty gash on his head, a chipped ulna bone in his forearm and numerous bruises and scratches.
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Bailey's numbers matched all six, and he opted to take the cash value and walk away with a net check of $125,396,690 after required withholdings.
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So while Kentucky and Oregon will award 116 pledged delegates combined, Sanders will likely walk away with only a handful more than the front-runner.
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Donate just $1, and you may walk away with hundreds, like the $471.05 one Anonymous donor walked away with on the day of the conference.
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Then the company can walk away with a defacto license to perpetually harvest that person's data by claiming that a consent box was once ticked.
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This is your best chance to walk away with a discounted fitness tracker, smart home device, electric toothbrush, or beard trimmer at a good price.
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I hope that readers can walk away with an understanding of how hard it is for us to formulate strategic priorities and stick to them.
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There are literally 100 hours of coursework included, so you can be sure you'll walk away with a solid understanding of all things digital marketing.
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The first competitor to win three matches will score the $1 million grand prize, and the two runners up will each walk away with $250,93.
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The first competitor to win three matches will score the $163 million grand prize, and the two runners up will each walk away with $216,28.
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In fact, it's often these devices that trigger those stampedes you see on the news, where angry shoppers struggle to walk away with a deal.
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Other signs of friction have included Trump accusing New Delhi of negotiating unscrupulously at the Paris climate talks to walk away with billions in aid.
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If the movie industry gave out awards for Most Accurate Title, the Catalan writer and director Albert Serra's new film would walk away with one.
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That, to me, is more important, that feeling when you walk away with when you watch a movie, than the literal one-to-one adaptation.
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In just a few weeks, some of Hollywood's biggest names will all come together for a shot to walk away with a primetime Emmy award.
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If you can sell your home before you fall into arrears, you walk away with a wad of cash instead of becoming a negative statistic.
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If you're not careful, cybercriminals at your local cafe can walk away with your name, address, Social Security number, email address, and your usernames and passwords.
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They also brought a few gifts to dinner, so I walk away with a new sleeping bag, a pretty pair of earrings, and a cheese slicer.
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Not only did Maddie Poppe walk away with the title of American Idol, but she also unexpectedly found a boyfriend in runner-up Caleb Lee Hutchinson.
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If they pull it off, each participant will walk away with a clean $16.5 million — not a bad reason to engage in a life of crime.
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I only walk away with one thing, which I'm super proud of myself for, and then set out to find the items I actually came for.
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The stabilizer also attaches to existing GoPro mounts so you could strap it to your chest, go mountain-biking, and walk away with nice stable footage.
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But immediately, our oldest daughter would come by and grab her [baby sister] under her arms and walk away with her and they would be giggling.
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And if sodas are your only experience of Costa Rican food, you'll walk away with the grave misconception that Costa Rican food is boring as hell.
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At this point, it's not clear that Freedman and his co-investors will be able to walk away with the full value of the real estate.
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If Google searches offer any indication, search trends on the site show that 23 percent of users think Three Billboards will walk away with the win.
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You may not walk away with a new title or more money, but hopefully you'll learn something that will help you correct your course moving forward.
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"I would think [Loria will] walk away with $500 million in his pocket" after paying off various debts, Gimenez told the New York Times last week.
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Xerox allowed Apple and Microsoft to walk away with some of the building blocks of the modern computer revolution after not really supporting the Xerox Alto.
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Police are still searching for the man, who violated the law by committing a robbery "even though he didn't walk away with anything," Philadelphia Police Capt.
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I found myself holding my breath as the event was nearing its end, genuinely excited to see which rider would walk away with the champion title.
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These places are usually free, and she can walk away with tens of thousands of dollars of sales, putting more money into the hands of survivors.
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Judges will include local VCs and big-time executives, and the winner will walk away with a table in the next Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt.
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After all, game shows, pub quiz nights, and trivia contests have always been popular, whether or not contestants were able to walk away with a prize.
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I think that the greatest new focus for luxury companies operating in China will be to ensure that consumers walk away with unique and memorable experiences.
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CNBC Make It spoke with Nick Holeman, certified financial planner at Betterment, who outlined five smart steps to take if you walk away with the jackpot.
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A BBC television crew, and some tourists, are fortunate to only walk away with minor injuries after a volcano eruption on Mount Etna in Italy on Thursday.
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TV stations, merchandise companies, and foreign streaming services walk away with the profits, leaving not only individual animators struggling but entire studios scraping by on shoestring budgets.
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I hope when people watch Media, they walk away with a new definition of what it's like to be a not so perfect but proud African American.
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While we don't know who will walk away with an Emmy this year, we do know one thing: TV's A-listers will be dining well come Monday.
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And the craziest thing of all would be if some people who have this insane version of you in their heads walk away with, 'You know what?
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SoftBank, a Japanese telecoms and internet giant which became its biggest shareholder after investing $2.5bn just nine months ago, stands to walk away with $4bn (see Briefing).
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Take your pick from top brands like Huawei, Garmin, Philips, Oral-B, Samsung, and LG, and walk away with a great device at an even better price.
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"For Nathan Friar to walk away with eight years of probation when people go to prison for less severe crimes is absurd," Friar's victim told BuzzFeed News.
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Making her own decision, Nhu proceeded to return the rose and walk away with Thu, although according to NextShark, she ultimately decided to remain on the show.
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"My advice: Save for a rainy day because that day might come when the sun is shining and you can walk away with a smile," she wrote.
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"If this result holds in every single congressional district, Trump will walk away with nearly all of New York State's delegates," said Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray.
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When people compete for money on a game show like "Deal or No Deal," they have the chance to walk away with as much as $2000 million.
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You'll walk away with an understanding of the basics of network infrastructure and the skills required for job titles like network engineer, network specialist, or network administrator.
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While this year's nominations put HBO in the lead in terms of networks, that doesn't mean it will walk away with the most – or even, any – wins.
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Now that Twitter is contemplating putting itself up for sale, we can only wonder what lucky suitor is going to walk away with such a charming catch.
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"Shareholders shouldn't walk away with nothing if Deutsche Bank pays its staff bonuses," said Ingo Speich, a fund manager Union Investment, one of Deutsche Bank's larger shareholders.
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Either way, you still walk away with a solid sense of the big stories of the day, connections to the broader world and a bit of fun.
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The biggest winners (either snagging an "instant win" or matching a Park Place with the ever-elusive Boardwalk) could walk away with as much as $1 million.
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According to the court filing, drivers will individually walk away with more money under the proposed settlement offer than they would have under the 2016 settlement offer.
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An 86-year-old woman sunk an amazing 94-foot putt during a college basketball game on Saturday to walk away with a brand new $25,000 car.
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Tom Brady will once again walk away with Super Bowl MVP bragging rights, passing for 342 yards with three touchdowns and one interception, "Madden NFL 18" predicts.
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The former would suggest the NSA had something to hide as it prepared to explain why Snowden had been able to walk away with NSA's crown jewels.
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And while she did walk away with a ticket for underage drinking—which seems to explain how this all happened—she handled the fiasco with unimpeachable grace.
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The cameras then isolate their hand and what they are picking up, and when they walk away with that product Bodega logs it as sold to that customer.
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I pay the card in full every month and walk away with a fair number of points — my flight to Ireland was paid entirely by my reward points!
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WeWork Executive Chairman Marcelo Claure told CNBC on Monday that the company's ousted CEO Adam Neumann didn't walk away with the over $13 billion package that was estimated.
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As a result, we all walk away with an imperfect view of T-Mobile's early 5G network — even if T-Mobile itself admits this is only stage one.
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The U.S. could walk away with 106 medals in total, including 19803 gold ones, GS said, not far off from the country's 2012 performance of 104 overall medals.
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The 26-year-old permitted a pair of homers in both outings, but considered himself fortunate to walk away with the 63-4 win at Washington on Saturday.
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Is there anything better than getting to walk away with an amazing bag packed with loot — without ever having to strap on Spanx or slip on high heels?
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He remained sober throughout the many, many bottle service-laden outings, and may be only one of the only guys to walk away with his love life intact.
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His goal was to stand out and make people walk away with an actual impression of him — and hope that it would translate into donors, press, and hype.
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No matter how much he had been discredited as an athlete, I suspect there was enough adoration left for him to walk away with his bank accounts unscathed.
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Should a single ticket holder win big next week and choose to take the money in a one-time lump sum, they'll walk away with about $905 million.
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If Trump tops 50 percent of the vote statewide and in each of New York's congressional districts, he will walk away with all of the state's 95 delegates.
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Between my little drug-dealing triangle and my hourly pay, I don't think there is any way I didn't walk away with more money than the entire waitstaff.
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"Walden is going to walk away with it," said one House Republican who sits on the Steering Committee and has spoken with all three contenders about the race.
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You walk away with a minimum of 64,000 points, but you can earn 2 points per dollar spent when you use this card for restaurants and dining out.
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We calculated that it would take us about 10 years of renting to generate the profit that we could walk away with if we sold the home now.
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A couple won free IVF treatments through a radio station contestThe winner would walk away with funds to pay for one round of IVF treatments and related medication.
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I will introduce a measure to close the loophole that lets a buyer walk away with a gun if the background check is not complete in 72 hrs.
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And this Sunday he'll find out if he'll walk away with another Golden Globe statuette for his work on Arrival, Villenueve's cerebral, nuanced take on alien sci-fi.
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They walk away with a conception of Musk as an ambitious and quirky genius, not a union busting billionaire who's being probed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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I'd rather someone walk away disappointed that I won't do something than watch him or her walk away with something he or she will regret a year later.
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"I walk away with the impression that unfortunately a lot of people have lost their independence from this President," he said, adding he couldn't get into the details.
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I worry that someone might read your piece and walk away with the impression that there was no "there" there, that this whole story was just a ruse.
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I don't tell people what to think or feel — I just present the items and the facts and let people walk away with their own understanding of history.
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Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, said both Trump and Kim risk looking foolish if they don't walk away with something.
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And while only one outstanding startup will walk away with the coveted Disrupt Cup and the $50,000 prize, all participating teams benefit from massive media and investor exposure.
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Most events like Sneaker Con generally last one to two days, but sellers can walk away with thousands of dollars in profit if they make the right moves.
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He could walk away with a new investment opportunity that could fast track his career, or be brutally criticized in front of millions of viewers, impacting future sales.
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You want your audience members to walk away with a clear grasp of what you said, as opposed to trying to piece your message together on their own.
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"I would sit with him for sometimes three hours to try and get a series of checks and would maybe walk away with a couple," Mr. Hicklin said.
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For the first time in some time, the show that is going to walk away with Best New Musical at the Tony Awards is a bit of a mystery.
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It was kind of funny the first couple times he lost, but only because it seemed inevitable that he would one day walk away with a little golden man.
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Some Uzbeks have complained about abuse at the hands of employers who could act with impunity because they knew employees were unlikely to walk away with jobs so scarce.
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That could narrow in the meantime, but even if Trump wins by a small margin, Florida is a winner-take-all state, so Rubio would walk away with nothing.
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At the moment every nature documentary has taught us to expect a coyote to lunge and walk away with its bleating lunch between its teeth, we hear a gunshot.
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"Our first hope is that every student attending a UC or a CSU or a community college can walk away with a degree, and not any debt," Ting said.
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Five finalists will win tickets to the red carpet premiere of Captain America: Civil War, while the grand prize winner will walk away with an internship at Marvel Studios.
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And, as in Making It, you walk away with bite-sized learnings to apply to your own projects at home—like the difference between chocolate chips and candy melt.
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At the rallies, spectators flocked to the merch table to donate cash, a handful of dollars at a time, and walk away with a t-shirt or lawn sign.
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Elsewhere, I can download a 1993 game like Doom through Steam and still walk away with a full understanding of why I loved it so much 23 years ago.
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Well, here's UFC Hall of Famer Urijah Faber spelling out why he thinks Conor McGregor will walk away with the W if/when he faces Khabib Nurmagomedov in October.
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Clare didn't walk away with Juan Pablo's final rose — talk about dodging a bullet — so she headed to Mexico for the inaugural season of Bachelor in Paradise shortly after.
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Likewise, when the Video Music Awards are handed out next month, winners will walk away with a trophy that will now be called the Moon Person — not the Moonman.
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With the Golden Globes on Sunday, Annapurna's "Vice" could get a box office boost if Adam McKay's scathing Dick Cheney biopic is able to walk away with some trophies.
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For both categories, DOD's Inspector General found NSA did not succeed in limiting the number of people who might, in the future, walk away with classified documents and software.
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Riley expects Trump to walk away with at least a few delegates on Tuesday, but even that would still be one of his biggest losses to Cruz this year.
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Take this contrast: The questions offer identical choices: (a) you walk away with $1500, or (b) you flip a coin to determine whether you end with $1000 or $0003.
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Today, a more discreet sort of cash-machine burglar can walk away with an ATM's stash and leave behind only a tell-tale three-inch hole in its front panel.
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It's no wonder President Obama made her Secretary of State when he was elected in 2008 – after beating her in the primary that everyone expected her to walk away with.
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You can always donate to the Girls Rock Camps (including targeting the local chapter of your choice!), but with this auction you can also walk away with some amazing goodies.
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The expansive, multi-city production attracts some pretty stylish individuals, and each time we attend, we inevitably walk away with some fresh new styling tricks to try out for ourselves.
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If an alien were to exclusively watch Hallmark Christmas movies, it would walk away with the impression that the holidays were a magical and enchanted time in the human calendar.
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If you put this wine into a boxing ring with (fill in the blank with a big, hearty red wine you love), Touriga Nacional would walk away with the belt.
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But where others may be making more frivolous purchases, think about how good you'll feel if you walk away with the most underrated Cyber Week purchase of all — new underwear.
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Visit a Portuguese consulate in the States with proof of income, citizenship, health insurance and a conviction-free past, and you could walk away with a five-year residence permit.
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Omarosa's latest reality gig on "Celebrity Big Brother" gives her a chance at a massive payout ... and the longer she survives the house, the more cash she'll walk away with.
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In any other year, against the annual collection of melancholy stop-motion and rot-your-teeth sweet family cartoons, any of these nominees would walk away with gold in hand.
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If the community doesn't do anything during that period, the attacker will be able to walk away with it — but given how much is at stake, that's unlikely to happen.
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Pfizer was about to walk away with the $35 billion it owes us through one of these deals (called "inversions"), but the new rules stopped it dead in its tracks.
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In the end, that may be why Johnson, who had nothing left to prove individually, chose to walk away with his body still somewhat intact instead of dragging things out.
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WASHINGTON — He was once described, for better or worse, as the Republican Barack Obama — a fresh-faced first-term senator who just might walk away with his party's presidential nomination.
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While it's not a site-wide sale, there are an impressive 43 pages of discounted products, so rest assured that you can walk away with some truly excellent sale finds.
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They go into a meeting and they ask too many questions — like that character did tonight — and they get told, 'stop with the questions!' and you walk away with nothing.
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Conor McGregor believes he'll walk away with more than $100 MILLION after his fight with Floyd Mayweather ... and says Dana White was just being conservative with his $75 million prediction.
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"If I was out door-belling in the evening for three hours or so, I could walk away with $225, $22019, even $22017 in vouchers on my own," she says.
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Should results reflect this polling, expect Sanders and Warren to walk away with a similar number of delegates, as they will have received about the same share of the vote.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Young came into Super Bowl XXIX with something to prove and walk away with one of the greatest performances ever recorded on football's biggest stage.
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If you hold that view, you might look at Bloomberg's campaign and wonder if this cycle's Facebook power user and assume he was about to walk away with the nomination.
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Japan's fear is that Trump will walk away with a looser agreement on nuclear weapons and gloss over the other issues just so he can strike some sort of deal.
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We'd have to resolve marital debt, but still, we would each walk away with a pretty decent amount — which promptly set the neon "DOWN PAYMENT" sign flashing in my head.
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Of course, the odds of winning are slim (see graphic below), and if you are lucky enough to pick the winning combo, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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If they can prove to our panel of judges that they're the best of the best, they'll walk away with $100,000 and their name forever etched on the Disrupt Cup.
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It's one of several romantic and radical propositions floated by "Swale," and as you walk away with your bag full of edibles, you just might find it growing on you.
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So, for example, if DoorDash promised to pay $8 upfront for an order and the customer receiving that order tipped $3, the dasher would still only walk away with $8.
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Yahoo's deal with Mozilla has also been under scrutiny lately, after Recode reported that Mozilla could walk away with a significant payout and walk away if it didn't like Yahoo's buyer.
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It's every fashion obsessive's dream to dig into a favorite designer's closet and walk away with bags stuffed full of a fabulous new wardrobe—all while keeping their bank account intact.
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This week, my colleague Danny spoke with some top VCs about why fintech startups have been raising massive amounts of cash, and he seemed to walk away with some interesting impressions.
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The winning numbers were 7, 8, 26, 103 and 67, plus the gold Mega Ball 4 -- and no ticket matched all of them to walk away with the $444 million jackpot.
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The 61st Annual Grammy Awards is approaching quickly, which means you only have a few days left to place your bets on who will walk away with the coveted, golden trophies.
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Lori told cops that's when she realized she could just walk away with the key fob to thwart the attempted auto theft -- because it can't be put in drive without it.
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"While you will walk away with a healthy return, the workers who kept the stores running despite every obstacle you threw in their path will come away with nothing," they wrote.
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Hugh Jackman's latest film role is already getting plenty of awards season buzz, but the Aussie won't walk away with a trophy if Ryan Reynolds has anything to say about it.
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Brexit minister David Davis told the conference of the governing Conservative Party on Tuesday that Britain wanted to negotiate an exit agreement but was prepared to walk away with no deal.
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You have this incredible encounter, one you believe is the result of destiny and fervent belief — "I knew you'd come here someday" — and you let Culkin walk away with the evidence?
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On Monday, it was revealed that The Weeknd has the chance to walk away with seven Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year, at the Feb.
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If one person chooses to steal, they get to walk away with the money — but if both opt to steal, it's the ultimate betrayal and they'll be sent home with nothing.
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With this premium training, you should walk away with skills like automating analytics, transforming data into charts and graphs, analyzing raw data quickly, gathering and completing reports, and so much more.
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I would attend all these meetings and just walk away with this feeling like if you had been in my career, I would have felt way less lonely, way less alone.
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Yet it was Cruz who emerged victorious from the Kansas vote, trouncing the New York billionaire by 25 points and poised to walk away with most of the states 40 delegates.
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There's little risk, since companies walk away with the money, and they can rely on the very people who are buying the product for feedback on how it should be made.
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And it really talks about how to craft a narrative and how to get to that climax point in the presentation that you want people to walk away with and remember.
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Even though she'll walk away with fewer medals and a shorter reign than Olympic legends like Michael Phelps or Usain Bolt, Biles will almost certainly have the most impressive international career.
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Finally, many colleges, especially the top universities, have reshaped the way they do business to not only admit more low-income students but ensure that those students walk away with degrees.
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Absolutely. Your go-bag contains food (probably an MRE), important papers, a water filter, and anything else you'll need to survive or walk away with in case stuff hits the fan.
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President Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, told the Daily News on Friday that after special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation concludes, those involved in the case may walk away with presidential pardons.
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So many entrepreneurs don't even do the math to understand this calculation to understand: How big is the bucket I need to fill before I ever walk away with a dollar?
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The donation will be deducted from a potential severance benefit to Mr. Moonves, although he could still walk away with more than $120 million, depending on the results of the investigation.
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Some also say it underscores a troubling flaw in the Canadian justice system, which often allows white-collar criminals to walk away with little more than a slap on the wrist.
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Even though Mr. Neumann's hypergrowth strategy drove WeWork into the ground, he could walk away with a billion dollars while giving up special voting rights and stepping down from the board.
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"Spending time with people in this room, the one thing you want to walk away with is... the recipe to that carrot drink," he deadpanned as the guests broke out laughing.
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Having fewer candidates to split the vote makes it much less likely that Sanders could walk away with a state's entire delegate haul without even cracking a majority of the votes.
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You pay what you want for the bundle — if it's less than the average price, you won't walk away with the whole thing, but you'll still end up with something great.
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Trump has railed against this process and suggested it could lead to riots in Cleveland if the candidate with the most delegates and votes does not walk away with the nomination.
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Brexit minister David Davis told the conference of Britain's governing Conservative Party on Tuesday that Britain wanted to negotiate an exit agreement but was prepared to walk away with no deal.
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A coordinated cyberattack on July 27 saw hackers walk away with one-and-a-half terabytes of HBO data, a publication reported, which included video footage, internal documents and email correspondence.
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Those with fine hair can keep the straightener at a lower temperature, while those with thick hair can increase the temperature to ensure they'll walk away with the same smooth results.
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With the deal, Birchbox's other investors — which include top venture capital firms including Accel Partners and First Round Capital — are getting wiped out, and are expected to walk away with nothing.
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It's also true that the degree—the bit of paper that an old man gives you at the end of your studies —is probably the least interesting thing you'll walk away with.
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That, he said, is a recurring problem for contestants: chasing the $1 million jackpot at the risk of losing everything instead of choosing to walk away with money they could really use.
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The best thing that can happen from a movie like Joker is we vigorously fight over it, learn from its flaws and its successes, and walk away with something for next time.
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Even if Chad Kroeger and Nickelback don't win rock album of the year at the Juno Awards on Sunday, the musician will walk away with at least one title: most amicable exes.
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Meanwhile, Giersdorf is far from the only teenager gamer to walk away with a large payday from the Fortnite World Cup, where the average age of competitors was reportedly 16 years old.
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Number of the Day $200 million That's how much money disgraced Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf may walk away with, even if he is ousted over his bank's fake account scandal. Yikes.
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Her investors own preferred stock, which mean that they will be paid out first should Theranos liquidate, and the lowered valuation of the company means that Holmes would walk away with nothing.
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Safran betrays no sign of being prepared to raise the offer and analysts say it could walk away with less egg on its face than Zodiac's ordinary shareholders if the deal fails.
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I'm blessed enough to be tall(ish) and slim, so it shouldn't be too hard to walk away with a Lavazza X Kylie Cosmetics brunch invite and some diet supplements to peddle.
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Unlike some podcasts that only shed light on one's professional journey, Winfrey gets personal in her interviews so listeners can walk away with insight on how to live an overall better life.
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If my trusted peers have worked with a potential client, best believe I will politely inquire about their experience and ideally walk away with a ballpark figure of what they were paid.
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Not only do they walk away with a snapshot of their current finances, but they have a clear list of financial goals and the steps they should be taking to reach them.
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You'll learn a lot about the comedians, but you'll also walk away with a new appreciation for a rising class of left-leaning Southerners who are still as country as they come.
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"I love it because you get the Costco things that you enjoy, you get this amazing price, but you dont necessarily have to walk away with a case of everything," she said.
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Police in South Yorkshire said the driver was able to walk away with just cuts and bruises after the Ferrari 3.33 "went airborne and burst into flames" in South Yorkshire on Thursday.
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The winner of the 18-hole duel at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas will walk away with $9 million, WarnerMedia, which has secured worldwide media rights to the event, said in a statement.
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" Not only did they walk away with an offer from Barbara Corcoran, they eventually looked to the billionaire businesswoman as a mentor and confidante — showcased on Tuesday night's episode of "Beyond the Tank.
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But a few teens in Colorado went full-on Baby Driver this week, allegedly staging an insane robbery at their local weed dispensary—only to walk away with a bunch of actual herb.
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If you're willing to get knocked around, throw some punches, and possibly walk away with a few stitches and/or a black eye, jump into the ring and prove what you can do.
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Foreman says he watched the fight -- and thinks the judges collectively got it RIGHT scoring the match a draw because neither boxer fought well enough to walk away with the other man's titles.
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Danielle thinks she's the real winner at the end of the day -- the kid's just 15 years old, after all -- even though she concedes Cardi will probably walk away with the actual trophy.
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The tiny home manufacturer is renting tiny homes to Airbnb hosts, who will then install them on their land and walk away with 40% of every booking they make in their tiny home.
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New frequencies up for grabs would be a chance to allocate public networks or for small carriers to snatch up some bands, though big telco will likely walk away with the lion's share.
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He was seeking an investment of $250,000 for a 25% stake in his company, and while he didn't walk away with quite that much, he did secure a deal of $50,000 for 15%.
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Following the ceremony, the musician told reporters that his wife Chrissy Teigen inspires him every day — and he wouldn't be surprised to see her walk away with a few Emmys of her own.
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But it likely won't make a significant difference in the race for delegates, as the AP currently estimates that Cruz will walk away with 12 delegates and Trump with 11 from the state.
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In recent weeks, a number of Democrats have taken aim at the industry and its practices, accusing private equity firms of shuttering business and cutting jobs while investors walk away with massive profits.
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Dre Island: I'm hoping people grab this track and walk away with a positive uplifting vibes because, truly, it is an inspiration… It is a track that motivates one not to give up.
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The goal is to allow festivalgoers to "walk away with tools to better go out and support the causes they care about," said Gina Belafonte, who helped organize the event with her father.
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The donation will be deducted from a potential severance benefit to Mr. Moonves, although he could still walk away with more than $22017 million, according to two people familiar with the settlement agreement.
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In a normal case, Kaepernick, who hasn't played since 2016, might decide he has won enough already, agree to a settlement, walk away with millions of dollars and move on with his life.
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Biden is likely to walk away with the lion's share of 25 pledged delegates on offer on Saturday — which represent more than half of the 103 delegates previously doled out in the contest.
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Shelters ran out of supplies and residents lined up all night to purchase ice and fuel, only to walk away with a bag of cold water or just a few gallons of gas.
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She charges $85 for an astrocartography map, or three relocation charts, with a one-hour reading; those seeking advice on where to live or spend time walk away with a custom PDF map.
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If you had that many power plays and you walk through the second period and you only walk away with six shots on net and four scoring chances, then you miss some opportunities.
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Central to all of this, of course, is Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Frozen alum Santino Fontana as Michael, who is absolutely crushing this juicy part and may just walk away with a Tony.
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I don't want the fans to have to walk away with that taste in their mouth, nor do I. I don't understand how Royce could [walk away] knowing that it was a foul.
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Jackson, who reportedly used to own a shop selling military goods near North Carolina's Fort Bragg, will take the lump sum cash option, which means he'll walk away with a whopping $223.3 million prize.
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We were looking for a range and balance of stories, across time, geographies, and formal strategies, and we hope that reader will walk away with a complex and nuanced understanding of America's carceral state.
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I want the audience to not only walk away with a new reverence for black hair and for the people with that hair and the culture we've created in the margins of American society.
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Leake, who own a 33-2 career record versus San Diego, was fortunate to walk away with a no-decision against the Padres on April 24 after yielding five runs in as many frames.
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The company says Pillo will retail for $599 when it's released in June 2017, but you can back Pillo for as low as $269 and walk away with one (if it ever gets built).
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Similarly, if my U.S. competitor is selling a product for $1, I can reduce my price on that product by 10 percent and still walk away with a significantly increased yield in Canadian dollars.
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"(Maria) told me about watching her son, a young teen, walk away with her 2-year-old and her 6-year-old, one in his arm and the other holding his hand," said Fluharty.
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The high fees meant the bank would walk away with large sums for international trades, and bankers would sometimes say that the fees were actually higher than the ones that had been agreed upon.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo's chief executive, Marissa Mayer, will walk away with a $55 million severance package if the company's auction of its Internet operations culminates in a sale that ousts her from her job.
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After watching this, you'll walk away with such a complete knowledge about this show that you'll be able to tell all your friends you binge watched it and get them to leave you alone.
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Phillies RH Jeremy Hellickson (2-2, 4.91) Finnegan was fortunate to walk away with his third straight no-decision on Saturday after allowing a season-high three homers in five-plus innings versus Milwaukee.
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The credit reporting company said he was retiring effective immediately and he wouldn't get a bonus for this year, though he is eligible to walk away with at least $18.4 million in pension benefits.
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Gsellman was fortunate to walk away with a no-decision on Thursday after allowing a career-high eight runs on five hits while issuing three free passes in 20 217/113 innings at Miami.
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And if this district sees fit to elect someone else, then I will accept that and walk away with my head held high that I've made decisions based on principle, and not political calculus.
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" The second Biden ally said the former vice president agreed that if Biden can walk away with a solid debate performance and doesn't make any major gaffes, he'll "be on his way to victory.
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Cardi B leads the nominations with 21 nods, Jennifer Lopez will be honored with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, and one video will walk away with the Moonman for Video With a Message.
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You will walk away with a different view of how it is to be a woman in this male-dominated industry, and you will get a sense of the important role of male allies.
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It seems to me that this is the most valuable thing Amazon has gotten out of this, even accounting for the billions of dollars in subsidies that they are likely to walk away with.
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Pirates RH Chad Kuhl (23-219, 22) Strasburg allowed season highs in runs (five) and hits (eight) over six innings, but struck out nine to walk away with a no-decision against Baltimore on Wednesday.
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Waiting just a couple minutes before claiming a Lightning deal on some models was oftentimes too late; only the quickest-fingered shoppers, credit cards at the ready, managed to walk away with a new display.
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Great Market Hall:At this indoor grocery store slash eatery slash souvenir mega shop, you can taste all the Hungarian meats, cheeses, and pastries you want — and maybe walk away with a lace tablecloth or two.
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Some walk away with the funds and guidance of a shark — or two — to help them on the way to achieving the American dream, while others leave the tank with nothing but a bruised ego.
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But spotting them is easier said than done: even tulipmania may have been caused by a quirk in the wording of contracts that meant speculators would, at worst, walk away with only a tiny loss.
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Other strains have emerged, with the United States vexed by a growing bilateral trade deficit and Trump accusing New Delhi of negotiating unscrupulously at the Paris climate talks to walk away with billions in aid.
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You won't walk away with a belly full of delicious, delicious pasta any afterwards, but in just under three minutes it's the best way to see the ancient city without using up any vacation days.
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There are two types of winners at the Great American Beer Festival: Those that walk away with one of the coveted medals from the show's judges and those that claim an unofficial people's choice award.
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Walden could potentially walk away with as much as 5 million pounds ($7.2 million) in cash and shares depending on what Home Retail Group's remuneration committee determines for his long term, performance-linked share awards.
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If after this debate millions of previously undecided people walk away with the impression that Trump is fit to be president, or is an empathic and tolerant man, it won't be because we misjudged him.
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Most of the teams heading into the quarterfinals Wednesday have seen some recent success, and almost any one of these eight teams could walk away with the biggest piece of the $20163 million prize pool.
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People are just astounded by the amount of time somebody like Hillary Clinton spends talking to 20 people so she can walk away with a few hundred thousand dollars, rather than relying on ordinary people.
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And with that bet, she surely did not think she would walk away with the title of best actress — but, alas, she did and now she's going to have the memory permanently inked on her.
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The show first aired in 1999, and while its format has evolved over the years, the basic rules have remained the same: answer trivia questions to walk away with what could be life-changing money.
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From high-end Lug totes to some of the hottest beauty products and even ice cream (yes, ice scream!), everyone who attends the SAG Awards will walk away with a bag full of serious wag.
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"The rule of thumb is that you walk away with about a third of [the jackpot]," said Susan Bradley, a certified financial planner and founder of the Sudden Money Institute in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
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The planned summit between leaders of the U.S. and North Korea may be off for now, but the Trump administration could still walk away with lessons about "diplomatic craft trade," said a former American diplomat.
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive released a brand new map last week called Canals, which brings a whole bunch of new tactics and tricks to learn how to walk away with a W round after round.
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Although you'll also find sleek titles that will make you nervous about thumbing through, there's a clear emphasis on DIY projects here; you don't have to break the bank to walk away with a trove.
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My friends walk away with a glimpse of all that he is and all that he means to me of the strong, protective, kind, and endearing man I am so proud to call my father.
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Softbank's deal to rescue WeWork allows co-founder and ousted CEO Adam Neumann to walk away with nearly $1.7 billion through a combiation of selling his shares, borrowing against them and receiving special advisory fees.
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Still, the Women's House in Manbij right away began aggressively counseling wives whose husbands married a second time that they could divorce, and walk away with the children, the house and half of any property.
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Calming and humble, the work bridges art and life in a way in which viewers can coolly connect with, and maybe walk away with a new outlook, if subconsciously, for seeing art in the everyday.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers had their six-game winning streak snapped by a gutsy effort from the Denver Broncos, who withstood a huge yardage disadvantage to walk away with a surprising 24-210 victory at home.
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Tuesday's argument largely confirmed that this plaintiff is unlikely to walk away with the relief that it sought from the justices, though the Court may end up advancing a theory long championed by conservative jurists.
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The door is now open for Detroit to walk away with a division title or to be eliminated from the playoffs with a loss to Green Bay next week, along with a win by Washington.
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Although 2-0 in his last four outings, Garcia was fortunate to walk away with a no-decision on July 6 after being taken deep twice and allowing four runs in five innings versus Pittsburgh.
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But having watched Britain's Spencer 'Gorilla' Ealing beat Germany's Kai Wollin and walk away with a $200,000 cheque last August, Gullit realized esports had evolved from "geeky" kids fiddling with their controllers in "stinky" bedrooms.
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Bring in your stripped tree (No tinsel, ornaments, lights, "snow," pine-scent spray residue, etc.), and your city may mulch your tree right there, and you can walk away with fresh mulch for your yard.
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But I was able to deliver all that information authentically, focus on the main points I wanted the audience to walk away with, and better engage with them by being truly present and engaging myself.
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The bottom line: History is unfolding before us, but due to the splintering of modern media, expect people to walk away with very different impressions of what they're seeing — depending on where they see it.
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Under the Yahoo settlement, the lawyers walk away with about $11 million in fees and expenses, with the remaining $18 million paid to Yahoo, now called Altaba after Verizon acquired Yahoo's internet business in 2017.
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Karpelès told the paper in an email that he expects to walk away with little benefit, as selling such a large quantity of coins would be difficult and bankruptcy assets often sell well below market rate.
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If Disney is successful, what visitors walk away with won't be a buzzword or a descriptor; it'll simply be that they entered the world of Star Wars and added their own story to the saga's legacy.
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This only happens once a year, so we suggest stocking up on everything you need for yourself, your little sister's stocking, and your best friend's Secret Santa gift while you can walk away with some savings.
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As the car sped into the crowd, Martin, Blair's fiancé, pushed her out of the way at the last instant, allowing her to walk away with just a scraped arm and a bruise on her leg.
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The conglomerate will walk away with full control over Faraday Future's efforts in China, and both sides will drop all ongoing litigation against each other, according to a release posted to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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Radio Free Asia's Korea bureau is reporting that, among the other reasons it's tough to be a North Korean Olympian, the country's officials are not allowing its participating athletes to walk away with the complimentary phone.
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Adding to a sense of uncertainty, Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday that Britain is ready to walk away with no deal, and that officials were "contingency planning" to make sure all scenarios were covered.
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Mr. Ailes will walk away with about $40 million as part of a settlement agreement, according to two people briefed on the matter, which essentially amounts to the remainder of his existing employment contract through 2018.
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"I knew I did a great ride, and I was proud of that, and I could walk away with my head high, but when they announced my score and I'd won, it crippled me," White said.
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The entire winemaking process takes place in the confines of a former architectural studio, where tastings are appointment-only and free, with the confidence that visitors will walk away with at least a bottle (I did).
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With this budget deal, President Trump demonstrated that he can go up against the Freedom Caucus that controls the House, walk away with a victory even when they oppose him and also win over Democratic support.
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Tilbury is beyond obsessed with makeup — she sleeps in hers every night — so spending an hour with her was more than enough time to walk away with more beauty tips than I could use in a lifetime.
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But now she is able to walk away with very little jail time, even though she was found to have profited from encouraging women with drug problems and financial troubles to offer sexual favors at her businesses.
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The beer programs won't turn students into instant brewmasters, but they do get their hands dirty, and they can walk away with a real depth of understanding that is pretty much unmatched in the restaurant environment today.
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The GOP front-runner has expressed frustration as he's watched Cruz walk away with victories and increase his delegate pile -- a sentiment that boiled over after the Texas senator swept the Colorado Republican convention earlier this month.
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Other UK companies to walk away with awards were Evolved Intelligence, eWATERpay and Eseye for Outstanding Mobile Contribution to the UN SDGs — their IoT tech is ensuring affordable, sustainable water supply systems in various regions of Africa.
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A standard game of the popular app HQ Trivia goes something like this: Questions one and two are almost embarrassingly easy, leading newbies to wonder why everyone doesn't walk away with a share of the prize money.
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While the 44-year-old actor didn't walk away with an Oscar for his directorial debut in A Star Is Born, he'll likely have other chances to win with some of the projects lining up his slate.
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Faraday Future has made similar claims across the last month, arguing that Evergrande shut off funding to push the EV startup into bankruptcy, making it possible to walk away with the IP, which includes some 503 patents.
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Also adding to a sense of uncertainty, Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday that Britain is ready to walk away with no deal, and that officials were "contingency planning" to make sure all scenarios were covered.
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It's not exactly mature to imagine you can solve every problem by being super-strong and hitting it, or to fantasize about being able to shrug off any amount of damage and walk away with a quip.
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Officially, MWC runs from Monday, the 21st of February, to Thursday, the 25th, but whatever else happens at the show in the coming week, one of these two Korean giants will walk away with the hype crown.
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The right-hander was fortunate to walk away with a no-decision in that outing, but suffered the loss in his lone career appearance against Boston despite yielding two runs in seven innings on May 28, 2015.
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Not content to let this go and walk away with his delegates, Trump assembled these things — the meat, the water, a magazine — onstage at a Republican primary victory speech to show that he's good at running businesses.
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" She continues: "Specifically with the obstacles we had to overcome to get here, the death of my teammate Steve Holcomb and arriving in a wheelchair with my achilles injury, it's incredible to walk away with any medal.
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When it comes to banking, I can walk up to an ATM anywhere in the world, slide in a card, hit a couple of buttons, and walk away with cash, often in less than 20-30 seconds.
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But it soon became clear that none of the candidates would walk away with a win on the night of the caucus as a malfunctioning reporting app and consequent chaos consumed the process and delayed the results.
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If Tom doesn't walk away with a win this weekend in a state he's spent countless time and money hoping to take ... a lot of people think he needs to back his azz up outta this race.
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It wasn't enough time to walk away with comprehensive feelings about how the car drove, and the interior and software were in too unfinished a state for me to gather any more than the most basic impressions.
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For the summit to be labeled a success, Washington and Pyongyang will both need to walk away with modest but still significant achievements that will help sustain what promises to be a protracted and rocky diplomatic process.
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The deals are pitched as a way for the resident to eventually own a home, but most occupants, who are typically poor people of color, are forced to walk away with nothing as the costs become unmanageable.
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Somewhere deep down, I want all these deals to work, I want the enthusiasm that sharks feel to be genuine and I want the contestants to walk away with business plans ready to be set into motion.
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He's given an offer he can't refuse: if he helps the ultra rich Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy) uncover his own murderer, Kovacs will walk away with a lot of money and a full pardon for his prior crimes.
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The film paints such a bleak picture that it's hard to not walk away with the feeling that we should all immediately delete our Twitter and Facebook accounts — not out of protest, but out of sheer self-preservation.
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This might be the last weekend for 29Rooms Los Angeles (say it isn't so!), and yes, the event might be sold out, but lucky for you, there's still a way to walk away with some of its magic.
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On Sunday, the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams will face-off in the Super Bowl, and the winning team will walk away with more than prestige, the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy and some new bling.
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While one of his Berkshire Hathaway employees has yet to walk away with the big prize, a few of them have won Buffett's consolation prize — $100,000 for the bracket which stays perfect for the longest — over the years.
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The world expected France to easily walk away with a victory, but when the (French) judges finished their blind tasting, California scored top honors in both categories — and subsequently became a major force on the world wine scene.
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Victims still are labeled prostitutes and arrested in conjunction with the crime committed against them; perpetrators still too often walk away with no consequence; and the struggles of victims, including children, still continue long after their exploitation ends.
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Come fight day, they are looking to walk away with a small profit that can then be donated back into the community—but not before a few bills help line their pockets for the good work they do.
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"It really strains the data set to look at those numbers and to walk away with the idea that, even accounting for the differences in base populations, conservatives are somehow more put on than liberals," he told me.
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But the women were there to win, to walk away with $1,000 and the sateen sash and a yearlong contract to wave from parade floats and officiate at canine weddings (yes, they exist) as Miss Dog Mom 2019.
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Boeing denied former CEO Dennis Muilenburg severance when he was ousted for his handling of the 737 Max crisis, but he will walk away with more than $60 million in pension benefits and stock, the company said Friday.
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Even on one of the most prominent issues that has provoked his threats — the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico — Mr. Trump did not walk away with anything close to a windfall.
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Although Tom Hiddleston didn't walk away with an Emmy Award at Sunday evening's show, he celebrated Night Manager director Susanne Bier's win with a huge hug – and also took a selfie with an adoring fan during a commercial break!
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"The elements are things people could walk away with, learn from and tap into, and they're things that we all have within us," Jeter, president of her brother's Turn 2 Foundation promoting healthy lifestyle choices for kids, tells PEOPLE.
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When there were lots of nutrients overall, plants chose the consistent pot, sort of like the game-show finalist who decides to walk away with $100,000 instead of risk it all for a chance for just a little more.
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OXON HILL, Md. (Reuters) - Sixteen young spellers, winnowed down from hundreds of contestants, will battle it out on Thursday night in the finals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee when the champion will walk away with a $50,000 prize.
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Sleight premiered at Sundance nearly a year ago, and while it certainly wasn't the festival's biggest movie, it did walk away with some warm reviews — and this first teaser hints at what people seem to have liked about it.
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Other strains have emerged in U.S.-India relations, with the United States vexed by a growing bilateral trade deficit and Trump accusing New Delhi of negotiating unscrupulously at the Paris climate talks to walk away with billions in aid.
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If the investigation finds out that Moonves did violate the rules, and he still manages to walk away with a fat check, Moonves will have proven that #MeToo is no match for the CEO of a Fortune 500 company.
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With the fans slow to fill the stadium for Tuesday's first match, the Germans seized on an unusually tranquil atmosphere to steal the opening set and walk away with the second before the Brazilian duo could hit their rhythm.
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"The rule of thumb is that you walk away with about a third of [the jackpot]," Susan Bradley, a certified financial planner and founder of the Sudden Money Institute in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, told CNBC in late 2017.
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All he would need to do is inform them of the company he plans to tweet about the next day, and they could buy or sell depending on the tone of the tweet and walk away with a fortune.
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Thirty-two of the best Street Fighter IV players from across the world have gathered to compete for a share of a $212,24 prize pool—the winner will walk away with close to half that amount, a very useful $216,000.
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Yet Karpelès could still walk away with hundreds of millions in profits from his various business schemes, reported the Wall Street Journal this week, because over 22017,0003 bitcoins recovered after Mt. Gox declared bankruptcy in 2000 have risen dramatically in value.
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Honestly, Musk could probably start selling real versions of the "Model W" watches with plastic models of Big Ben glued to them that Tesla jokingly announced on April 1, 2015 and walk away with a thick stack of tunnel-boring money.
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"I am really pleased to walk away with a win, especially being down in that third set and then find that ability to come back and play well and win it when you are down, to turn things around," Stosur said.
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If you're a Samsung loyalist, though, the TV Mate will surely work well with your TV. You can always add that home theater system on top of it and still walk away with less than $500 invested in your entertainment experience.
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For the same price, I could walk into a Sephora, do my best approximation of the shrug emoji at a consultant, and walk away with at least a jar or two of some sort of goop to put on my face.
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The pair ultimately walk away with $200,000 in prospective funding for "SeeFood," a hilariously apt name for an imaginary "Shazam for food" idea that would let you point your smartphone camera at a dish and receive recipes and dietary information.
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Brexiteers want to stiffen the prime minister's resolve to stick to the red lines she drew in her first conference speech as leader—and to keep the threat that, if the EU is obstructive, Britain will walk away with no deal.
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Another video from 27th Street shows a man leaving behind a piece of luggage before two other people come along, take a device out of the bag and walk away with just the suitcase, officials familiar with the investigation said.
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Thirty-two of the best Street Fighter IV players from across the world have gathered to compete for a share of a $123,212 prize pool—the winner will walk away with close to half that amount, a very useful $24,216.
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Jose Fuentes, a Trump supporter and the former attorney general of Puerto Rico, was at the roundtable with Trump on Saturday, and said he did not walk away with the interpretation that Trump was open to legalization for some undocumented immigrants.
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"It is actually stunning to think, with the clarity that perspective brings, that you could stand up the kind of ridiculous quiz or survey that they did and then walk away with psychographic profiles on 50 million Americans," Weston muses now.
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They're basically a retailer, but the idea is along the lines of Mary Kay or Avon, where you invite somebody to your house, they host a party on your behalf, and your guests can walk away with buying some beautiful jewelry.
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I hope that all who watch this show walk away with an appreciation for the importance of every interaction we have, however insignificant it might seem, and the importance to reach out, show interest and care for those around us.
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These are the key points you need to walk away with: There's no surefire recipe for happiness in any career, but if you can follow these tips and look for work that accommodates them, the science almost guarantees you'll feel happier.
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"Xi Jinping is looking for more to walk away with in this meeting in terms of promises than the other way around," he said, adding that Xi will look for Trump to delay installation of the THAAD missile defense system.
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With the Hugo Awards being issued next weekend at the World Science Fiction convention, and with the Dragon Awards being awarded on September 5th at DragonCon, it will be interesting to see which books walk away with their respective prizes.
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Eleven players will walk away with winnings and the remaining 43 will lose their buy-in during the three-day Triton Million event, which is part of the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series held at the London Hilton hotel.
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The winning team will walk away with $15 million, but Alliance's progress in the tournament so far means it'll leave with at least Read more: A $33 million esports tournament is now underway, and the prize pool could keep growing.
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"The rule of thumb is that you walk away with about a third of [the jackpot]," Susan Bradley, a certified financial planner and the founder of the Sudden Money Institute in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, told CNBC earlier this year.
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But the idea would be to pay once at a discount, so readers would walk away with subscriptions to (say) The Athletic, New York Magazine and Business Insider in one fell swoop and have access to them in one place.
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The Blue Devils forced a whopping 28 turnovers from the Jayhawks and held them scoreless from the field for close to five minutes down the stretch to walk away with the 68-66 victory and lots of confidence moving forward.
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Then you listen to an episode of The Daily and they interview somebody that you just couldn't agree less with, but yet you walk away with an appreciation for their sincerity and the fact that they're not evil, crazy or stupid.
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The Dallas Cowboys' offense spent nearly the entire first half on the field, and while they struggled to turn that dominance into points, they did enough to walk away with an easy 19-3 victory over the Giants in Week 1.
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He points out that universities with top teams can rake in nearly $20 million a year from Nike or Adidas sponsorships, while the athletes themselves, whose talent is what attracts such sponsorships in the first place, walk away with nothing.
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Experts who have coached individuals preparing for congressional testimony said that for Zuckerberg to walk away with minimal damage to Facebook's reputation and his own, he needs to accept that he can't try to beat lawmakers on their own turf.
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Everyone watching Netflix's The Circle had different opinions on who they wanted to walk away with first place, but one thing we can all agree on is that The Circle's Shubham, aka Shooby, was a fan favorite from the beginning.
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Look at your growth "If you're not hiring in a diverse way from the outset, it's gonna show up in the culture, in how decisions are made, in what people walk away with," says April Underwood, chief product officer at Slack.
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The False Claims Act in New York allows whistleblowers to pocket as much as 30 percent of the recovery, and the New York attorney general's office said the individual who helped in their investigation will walk away with a cool $62.7 million.
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Brett Begemann, president and chief operating officer, could walk away with a total of $36.5 million for his shares and in gains on his options, accelerated bonuses and severance, should a deal be done at $122-a-share and his job terminated.
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Maybe there are loopholes in the legal system that allow a person to be charged with breaking the law 15 different ways to walk away with only 1 conviction, even though a jury of his peers found him guilty of all 15.
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The film took home the award for Best Comedy Sunday night at the Critics' Choice Awards, but don't expect Wade Wilson to walk away with an Oscar nod — the Globes honor more films by splitting drama and comedy/musical into separate categories.
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To have a 90-day mission last for 15 years, and then end as a consequence of a one of the most ferocious dust storms to hit Mars in a very long time, we can walk away with our heads held high.
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Since 2012, the country's electoral map has been so heavily skewed toward Republicans that in severely gerrymandered states like Ohio, North Carolina, and Michigan, Democrats could win more than half the vote and still walk away with a minority of congressional seats.
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Miller's film broke through during a splintered awards season One could argue that it doesn't make a ton of logical sense for a film to dominate the way Fury Road did and not walk away with awards for directing or Best Picture.
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The stakes were high—whoever won would walk away with about $73,000 in prize money—so it was a pretty big deal when one player accused his rival of an atrocious, potentially game-altering offense: ripping a bunch of God-awful farts.
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By now, I've found that all it takes is half an hour of examining the models at Zara and Urban Outfitters to walk away with an entire month's worth of ideas for how to dress beyond my usual T-shirt-and-jeans.
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But if someone like the Hound somehow manages to survive the final season bloodshed and rule the Iron Kingdom, whoever bet on it would make a shitton in the payout—put $100 on him, and you'll walk away with more than $12,000.
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As it was only October, the garish winter wear was not out yet, but the mother and daughter did walk away with a pair of pink kitten-print socks for Lisa and an '80s-era blouse with "sherbet-colored stripes" for Madison.
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Musings on the changeability and emotional heft of memory may not be what "Crocodile" intended for me to walk away with; it's an often-graphic episode about the potential for violence inside us that could be unlocked if our memories threatened our lives.
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Eventually, American negotiators concluded after years of running into walls that it would be better to leave Iran with a face-saving token capability for 15 years, and vigorous international inspections, than walk away with no agreement and the real prospect of war.
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And fact-checkers from The New Yorker again contacted CBS with new allegations uncovered by Mr. Farrow, including on-the-record claims from six previously unnamed victims, who were outraged by reports that Mr. Moonves might walk away with a huge payout.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Britain wants to negotiate a Brexit agreement with the European Union, but is ready to walk away with no deal, Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday, warning that any error in the talks could cost them billions of pounds.
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Over the weekend, shoppers here in Shakespeare's birthplace, which is also the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, had a chance to walk away with a piece of theatrical history, as the legendary company held a sale of 15,8003 costumes and other items.
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By the end, I wasn't sure if I was ready for more or pretty certain that the best way to consume Sense8 is in two-hours increments every 18 months, the better to walk away with a goofy, giddy smile on my face.
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But because South Carolina law allows lottery winners to remain anonymous, we may never know the name of the person whose stroke of luck let her walk away with a lump sum of nearly $878 million, the largest payout to a single winner in history.
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Though Silva and his corner were clearly unhappy with the outcome, this one would see Saggo walk away with a split decision win—probably on the strength of his slightly higher output on the feet and 143:19 of control time on the ground.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $1.7 billion The payout disgraced WeWork founder Adam Neumann could walk away with as Japanese tech company SoftBank bails out the beleaguered startup HAPPENING LATER Boeing's future may get clearer How has the Boeing 737 Max controversy affected the aircraft company's bottom line?
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"At the event, you get to crank through this speed-dating schedule, if you will, and walk away with 20, 25 new leads on both sides," said Ron Biscardi, chief executive officer of Context Capital Partners, which seeds emerging hedge funds and sponsors the conference.
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"These clawback provisions are designed to prevent exactly what happened with Ms. Toldstedt: Shareholders and consumers bearing the burden of bank misconduct while senior executives walk away with multimillion-dollar awards based on what the company later finds out are fraudulent practices," they wrote.
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After the dust settles, Apple could walk away with Trent Reznor, Dr. Dre, and Jay Z as executives, cementing themselves as the corporate friend of the artists, and paint Spotify — which offers a free tier that most artists hate — as the enemy of the industry.
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"If it becomes what it should be, a debate over real issues ... then I think Hillary [Clinton] will walk away with the debate; if it turns into basically the World Wrestling Federation on television, then obviously [Donald Trump will] have a good night," Rep.
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Teams that lose in the first round will walk away with $62,500, teams that place fifth through eighth will make $125,000, the third and fourth place teams will net $250,000, the second place team will take home $500,000 and the champion will win $1 million.
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That prize was the game's seventh largest, and the 10th largest in U.S. lottery history.) Of course, the odds of winning are slim (see graphic below), and if you are lucky enough to pick the winning combo, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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"They did walk away with a ton of data on lots of different cities, but in terms of the actual incentive dollars for HQ2, it's not that much," said Nathan Jensen, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin who studies incentive packages.
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There are now comics of note in just about every genre; you could very easily compile a year-end list of only science fiction or fantasy or crime or science fiction–fantasy–crime comics, and still walk away with an exceptional library full of treasures.
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Under pressure at home from members of parliament in her own party who are concerned she is preparing for Britain to walk away with no deal and from the EU, May has tried to gloss over the differences and emphasise how far the talks have come.
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That $122-per-share offer would allow CEO and Chairman Grant to walk away with a total package of more than $123 million after a takeover, including from the sale of shares and the exercise of options he already owned, a Reuters analysis of Monsanto filings shows.
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The other three directors whose total pay is disclosed in filings - Chief Financial Officer Pierre Courduroux, Chief Technology Officer Robert Fraley and General Counsel, David Snively - could walk away with a total of over $56 million in shares, bonuses and severance if a deal goes through.
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The word "guarantee" does not exist in the same universe as the NBA draft, but the Hawks were positioned to walk away with Luka Doncic, a 19-year-old Slovenian phenom who was seemingly born to be the type of prize a last place team can win.
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The last time the two franchises met each other for the Vince Lombardi Trophy was in 21, and quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick of the Patriots — who McVay will now face at the Super Bowl — would walk away with their first of five NFL championships.
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"We designed the exercise so that everyone will walk away with a better understanding of the way their mission-design-series (fifth-generation aircraft) will integrate and complement the other," said Miller, "as well as a common understanding of tactics, limitations and advantages of our respective platforms."
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But she'd committed to caucus for Klobuchar and was considering an alliance with Steyer voters where they band together behind just one of the two in each precinct so they can get enough support to walk away with some delegates in at least one precinct each.
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At the end of the day, three startups will walk away with $50,000 each (and tickets to the Super Bowl for good measure) from the NFL Strategic Investment fund, having conquered the competition in one of three categories: The competition begins today at 8:30 a.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Often it's a set of contradictory impressions — a celebration of childhood fulsomeness and a whiff of pedophiliac perversion — that newcomers to the art of Henry Darger walk away with after their first encounter with a certain, unforgettable part of his oeuvre.
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In the event of a crash, the on-goggle recording allows for quick playback that can help a pilot determine where their drone went down and ensure they walk away with some footage in the event of a loss of the microSD card on the drone.
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The details regarding eligibility in this category have not been announced -- and the Academy did not say when the change would take effect -- but the new award's purpose is clear: make sure the box office's biggest money makers have a chance to walk away with Oscars gold.
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Carlos Hyde had rushed two yards up the middle for a first down with just over 1 minute 30 seconds remaining, and the Browns simply had to run out the clock to walk away with a come-from-behind 42-34 victory over the Oakland Raiders.
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At last it's come to... "MR BRIGHTSIDE" VS. "FIX YOU" Since this is a much tougher contest than what came before, let's break it down, all the way to the base criteria, to learn who will truly walk away with mid-00s alt rock's greatest prize.
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We have only just had the "End of Summer Sale", and now we've got a bunch of deals on the best devices from Braun, Oral-B, and HP. This means you can walk away with a great deal on an electric shaver, toothbrush, laptop, printer, or monitor.
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The series, which is hosted by Cardi B, T.I. and Chance the Rapper, follows their travels to their hometowns New York, Atlanta, Chicago, as well as Los Angeles, as they search for hip-hop's next big star — who will walk away with a cash prize of $250,000.
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Both front-runners are ahead in the polls in almost every one of the thirteen states heading to the polls for Super Tuesday, and hope to walk away with a huge trove of delegates and big momentum that could make them almost impossible to stop going forward.
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While all the nominees are applauded for being considered the best in music, the category that viewers anxiously await to hear until the final moments of the broadcast is undoubtedly which of the Grammy Album of the Year nominees will walk away with the final trophy of the night.
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Indians RH Trevor Bauer (15-8, 33) Hellickson owns a 2-3 mark with a 6.87 ERA in seven starts with Baltimore and was fortunate to walk away with a no-decision on Tuesday after allowing five runs in 22002 22/220 innings versus the New York Yankees.
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In addition to choosing their partners wisely, Islanders must also win the hearts of viewers, who have the opportunity to shape events on screen and ultimately crown one lucky couple the winner who will then have the chance to walk away with both love and the cash prize.
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Answer: If we walk away with no deal, we would be inflicting a massive dislocation upon our international relations across a wide range of sectors and interests, now and into the future... The government claims that it wants to be a global power and champion of free trade.
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"What I will walk away with (from listening to the State of the Union Address) is how the president said we are still a strong country and I like how he made it clear that we aren't dealing with a giant war, but with low grade thugs," Stone says.
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To which we might add: if a bunch of kids from Parkland, Florida can defy the organization that basically bought the U.S. Capitol, and walk away with sky-high approval ratings, what is to prevent an uprising of teens from all across the U.S. from doing the same?
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Why spend all those hours in a car on a weekend driving to a mountain for a competition so Mikaela could take a few runs and walk away with a blue ribbon when she could spend so much more time practicing or skiing with her family near her home?
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The election of 2016 is reality TV on a screen the size of a Montana sky, and if they gave out Emmys for Best Direction of a Political Series, Best Actor in an Unscripted Mega-Drama and Best Audience Manipulation, Trump would walk away with a fistful of statuettes.
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The speaker's silent parting shot at the president on Tuesday night — a look of mild defiance as she ripped up the speech he had just delivered — turned overnight into yet another Washington Rorschach test, in which Republicans and Democrats look at the same image and walk away with the opposite conclusions.
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HOROWITZ: We're having a lot of fun with what these last few episodes are and we hope they leave the audience with that sense of fun, and with that sense of hope and optimism that come hand-in-hand with Once, so that everybody can walk away with a good feeling.
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That's because the custodial parent is the one who is responsible for filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid "If that custodial parent has the lower income and lower assets, you could walk away with more federal aid for college than you would as a married couple," said Francis.
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The Bachelorette's Hannah Brown may not have found love with Jed at the end of this season (shame on you Jed!), but despite giving back her engagement ring, there is one thing that Hannah did walk away with — a true and undying love for the ultra-popular Nudist Sandal heels from Stuart Weitzman.
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Although the deal values the company at $7 billion — a pitiful sum compared with the $47 billion valuation that SoftBank reckoned the company was worth in January — it still seems like a pretty sweet situation for Mr. Neumann, who will stay on a consultant and could walk away with a billion dollars.
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"A hacker can stop the charging process, switch the device to the reservation mode, which would render it inaccessible to any customer until reservation mode is turned off, and even unlock the cable during the charging by manipulating the socket locking hatch, meaning attackers could walk away with the cable," said Positive.
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As the documentary This Film Is Not Yet Rated points out, a movie that features a woman enjoying sex (particularly if she is on the receiving end of oral sex) is likely to get slapped with an NC-17 rating (meanwhile, violent, blood-splattering movies still walk away with an R-rating).
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On any given weekend, anyone over 18, no matter if mentally ill or just released from prison, can walk into a gun show in Texas, or many other states such as mine, pull out a wad of cash and walk away with any number of assault weapons without any checks or records.
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They've pointed to non-partisan analysis from the Tax Policy Center that shows that the bottom 85033 percent of earners would average an increase in after-tax income of about 1.2 percent, while the top 1 percent of earners would walk away with about an 8.5 percent increase in after-tax income.
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Challenges abound with new Islander arrivals — and in addition to choosing their partners wisely, Islanders must also win the hearts of viewers, who have the opportunity to shape events on screen and ultimately crown one lucky couple the winner who will then have the chance to walk away with both love and the cash prize.
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In a nice twist, Hansen told the CBC that an underlying theme in his book is the morality of war and that he hopes people reading about Trump—a man no stranger to threatening to bomb the shit out of faraway places—will walk away with a newfound understanding of the horror of war.
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As if the idea of putting trash-collector gear on the runway wasn't intriguing enough, Uniform will also have a see-now-buy-now component: "Guests will be able to shop the collection and walk away with it on the same day," Preston said, adding that an online store will open up two days later.
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Or, on and in the days leading up to this year's International Women's Day, you can spend your money with brands who are giving back to organizations like the UN Women's Fund for Gender Equality, No More, and Step Up. The fact that you walk away with a shiny new lipstick or eyeshadow palette only sweetens the deal.
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These are the best deals on certified refurbished Amazon devices right now: Certified Refurbished Amazon Echo (previous generation) — £49.99 (list price £74.99) Certified Refurbished Amazon Echo (2nd generation) — £59.99 (list price £79.99) Certified Refurbished Fire HD 10 tablet — £89.99 (list price £129.99) So you can save up to £40 and walk away with a refurbished, tested, and certified device.
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"I wanted that scene to work in such a way that two people could be sitting next to each other in a movie theater and could walk away with completely different feelings," Lennon—who won a 2006 Academy Award for his short documentary The Blood of the Yingzhou District—told me over tea in his Chelsea brownstone.
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If she were to win with an increased majority, it would settle once and for all the debate about whether the British people voted for the "hard Brexit" that May is attempting to negotiate, with its clean break from Europe's single market and her threat to walk away with no deal if she does not get what she wants.
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Here's where the crystal ball effect comes in: When you order the Frappuccino, one of three different color "candy gems" will be sprinkled on the whipped cream, and there's no predicting which one you'll walk away with: Green means good luck is in your future, purple signifies that enchantment and magic is headed your way, and blue foretells adventure.
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Schumer was heavily criticized by liberal activists for his concessions on wall funding last January, an offer he wound up retracting, and it's unlikely he and Pelosi would be willing to take on that kind of heat unless they were certain a deal would not only be guaranteed but also ensure that Democrats walk away with other significant victories.
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But if an inventor develops an idea and obtains a patent to protect his property in the marketplace, if he is successful, he will find himself harassed and run through a Kafkaesque bureaucratic process at the board, where he bears all the risk of losing and the petitioners either win or walk away with no consequences to them.
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Nationalizing these companies as their valuations plummet, some progressive economic advocates argue, could provide a pathway for such communities and the country as a whole to transition quickly toward a low-carbon economy, rather than suffering larger disruptions as CEOs and investors walk away with whatever's left; coal miners have seen the latter all too often.
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If the process were restarted, it could mean that both Amazon and Microsoft lose out on the $10 billion opportunity: Experts recently told Business Insider that a revised JEDI deal could mean that it's no longer winner-take-all, which means that every cloud provider who participates in the deal might walk away with a smaller slice of that larger pie.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will walk away with the vast majority, and potentially all, of Indiana's delegates as his path to the Republican presidential nomination is now virtually unimpeded.
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Talking through this and deciding to put together some sort of written agreement around what we'd each walk away with if the marriage ended one day, based on what we came into the marriage with, allowed us to feel surprisingly less stressed and could save me a huge headache in the future if we do have to explore the idea of getting divorced.
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"The intention is that everybody will walk away with a deeper understanding of the issues and the work done on the ground as well as what's special and unique about Thailand," said Malia Everette, the founder of Altruvistas, a tour operator that had organized the trip in partnership with Ecpat-USA, an advocacy group whose name stands for End Child Prostitution and Trafficking.
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There are experiences for parents who want to adopt kids, putting them through abuse and neglect before letting them walk away with a child; sensitivity experiences for those who want to overcome fears; empathy trainings to understand the lives of the homeless, or sex workers, or addicts, or refugees; mental health therapy training for those who want to get over past abuse, rape, assault.
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" He continued: "Sure it's probably a tough decision for him, and he's probably going through it thinking, Do I sell or do I keep him, but WinStar, SF, China Horse Club, they are traders, and there is a number where it becomes the perfect bloodstock deal, and that is when the buyers and the sellers both walk away with a smile on their face.
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It might not excite the left in 2018, but Pelosi in 2010 delivered the votes to seal the passage of Obamacare at a time when its fate was very much in doubt (after the party lost its supermajority in the Senate and House Democrats were essentially forced to either accept a lesser version of the bill they knew would cost them their jobs or walk away with nothing).
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The third captured the world's attention: FanDuel, the fantasy sports company that was routinely in the press — not always for desirable reasons — from nearly the day it launched, to its near merger with rival DraftKings, to its ultimate sale last May to the European betting giant Paddy Power Betfair in a deal that reportedly saw FanDuel's founders, along with its employees, walk away with almost nothing at the end of their roller coaster ride.
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Our new picture of Loria, then, is of a moderately wealthy guy who spent years grubbing for a new stadium, finally snookered Miami lawmakers into handing him nearly a billion dollars, blew it on a stadium that didn't help his team's bottom line at all—but still is poised to walk away with $642 million more than he spent on the franchise thanks to the sheer dumb luck of owning a baseball team at the right time.
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Read the email from WeWork's new chairman where he confirms layoffs and says: 'What we are lacking is focus' and 'accountability'Inside WeWork's all-hands meeting, where the new chairman from SoftBank addressed employee concerns about worthless stock options and Kanye West's 'Flashing Lights' playedWeWork's co-CEOs will walk away with millions in severance payments if SoftBank replaces themRead the email WeWork's co-CEOs sent to the troops after SoftBank brought in a new chairman to salvage the company
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In the final day of campaigning before Britons take to the polls, the independent think tank has criticised May's position and said that the cost of walking away from the negotiating table without a deal would far outweigh the cost of accepting a poor deal with the EU. "EU negotiators are dismissive of British threats to walk away with no deal," OMFIF wrote in a report released Wednesday, arguing that the EU is acutely aware of the losses the U.K. would suffer outside of the union.
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Outstanding Drama Series Better Call SaulThe CrownThe Handmaid's TaleHouse of CardsStranger ThingsThis Is UsWestworld Our pick: The Handmaid's Tale With no previous winners in the running this year, it's anyone's game, but consensus is pretty evenly split between Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, Netflix's Stranger Things and NBC's This Is Us. All three dominated the zeitgeist in their freshman seasons and could easily walk away with the gold, but we're giving the edge to Handmaid's for its powerful performances, cinematic visuals and unflinching social commentary.
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