Even those with deep pockets hate to be ripped off.
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Some investors with deep pockets are laying money on it.
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The industry's rearguard action was vast, disciplined, with deep pockets.
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It just has to find a buyer with deep pockets.
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And they have successfully courted major backers with deep pockets, too.
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But tech firms, some with deep pockets, are also moving in.
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Fortunately for them, a billionaire with deep pockets has joined their team.
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Out-of-towners with deep pockets are prime revenue producers for Maui.
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Unity also faces competition from other game engine makers with deep pockets.
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"For the early adopters with deep pockets, that's great," Mr. Gillett said.
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Space travel for earthlings (with deep pockets) is also on the horizon.
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But Bombardier faces rivals with "deep-pockets" that are aggressively competing on price.
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And his parties attracted sponsors with deep pockets — Bacardi was a longtime client.
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He's someone with deep pockets that has given money to plenty of campaigns.
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I try them on with a matching robe jacket with deep pockets ($460).
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But private backers with deep pockets would let him expand at his own pace.
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It's why Jaunt only works with partners with deep pockets, like Sir Paul McCartney.
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There is one group with deep pockets that is eyeing shale: the oil majors.
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Hackers are in high demand, some even work for nation states with deep pockets.
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Big name firms with deep pockets are behind a number of early stage investments.
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With rising rents come shops and services aimed at new arrivals with deep pockets.
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Even with deep pockets, getting tested still isn't as easy as writing a checkDr.
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This year's auction raked in $3.3 million from an anonymous bidder with deep pockets.
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New private players with deep pockets and government-owned giant BSNL had stepped in.
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With so many apartments on the market, renters with deep pockets can be picky.
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First, as elections have grown costlier, parties are desperate to identify candidates with deep pockets.
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Goldman maintained that Beyond isn't too concerned about competitors with deep pockets joining the sector.
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Everyone wants to be able to customize her watchbands, not just those with deep pockets.
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Finding a buyer with deep pockets dulls the pain of being a publicly traded company.
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Mr. Amsterdam has a long history of representing clients with deep pockets and big problems.
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Small groups with deep pockets may order tons of content suited to their unique tastes.
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With great help from the tech boom and investors with deep pockets, unicorns are everywhere.
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The two-year-old Israeli startup has certainly attracted its share of fans with deep pockets.
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That would be a huge endeavor, even for companies with deep pockets like Amazon or Comcast.
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Corporate lobbying can seem corrupt and it favors industries with deep pockets, but laws govern lobbying.
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The flip side is lengthy vetting processes limit medical wearable innovations to companies with deep pockets.
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The Real Deal: Good news for toy-lovers with deep pockets: Jabba's Sail Barge is coming soon.
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For "heavier fixers," interested parties would likely include veteran flippers, investors, and institutional buyers with deep pockets.
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And their money would have also come from a small handful of anonymous donors with deep pockets.
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One big hurdle for the industry to overcome is bringing institutional investors with deep pockets on board.
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James Bond fans with deep pockets will soon be able to live vicariously through the iconic character.
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As long as homes are scarce, only those with deep pockets will be able to afford them.
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Both Nicholson and Vukmir have earned prominent endorsements and have people with deep pockets in their corners.
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As the country slid further into economic depression, Mr. Slim was the rare businessman with deep pockets.
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Or maybe another person with deep pockets will put up money for this project or something similar.
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Instead, they are up against huge hotel companies with deep pockets as well as competitors on Airbnb.
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If fund-raising among those with deep pockets is condemned as "corrupt," Democrats are destined to lose.
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Ryan's office dismissed "buzzwords and special interest ad campaigns with deep pockets" in defending the bill. Rep.
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So I was glad that somebody with deep pockets and apparently a good intention had bought it.
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But there would be no change in incentives for owners with deep pockets, such as property-development firms.
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The only writers who frequent the place, says the day manager, tend to be celebrities with deep pockets.
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The Celestial is on the roll, with deep pockets America lined up for them since the late 1980s.
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I'm sure more will pop up over time, since everyone loves to sue a company with deep pockets.
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The New York-based tech entrepreneur was entering a world largely dominated by older politicians with deep pockets.
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I was at a political fundraiser earlier this year, again nestled in among several longtime donors with deep pockets.
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The rare exceptions to this rule—firms like Lenovo, Haier and Huawei—were giant technology companies with deep pockets.
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Being connected to a community with deep pockets of start-up capital helps graduates get funding for their ideas.
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An anonymous bidder with deep pockets spent over $3 million to have lunch with billionaire investing legend Warren Buffett.
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The stations were overwhelmed, several of the former owners told Business Insider, by large law firms with deep pockets.
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And competitors with deep pockets from all over the world are waiting to cheer if you happen to fail.
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This workforce has the muscle to detect, chase down and require large companies with deep pockets to stop polluting.
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But the good news is that we know a guy with deep pockets who can pick up the tab.
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It's a major challenge, but presents both humanitarian and economic opportunities to companies with deep pockets and large geographical footprints.
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Some experts say it's easier for big tech companies with deep pockets to meet GDPR's standards than smaller start-ups.
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And all of a sudden the Big Ten conference comes up, and lo and behold there's ESPN with deep pockets.
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It's bad enough when big companies with deep pockets battle each other, but for young companies, lawsuits can be fatal.
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Candidates with deep pockets try to spend heavily early, to seem omnipresent and inevitable -- this was the Hillary Clinton playbook.
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And it should remember that public lands belong to all Americans, not just those with deep pockets or political allies.
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Five years after leaving government, he shopped the same idea to an enthusiastic partner: an Arab monarchy with deep pockets.
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West Virginia Alternatively, New Mexico landed in the worst spot for those with deep pockets, the personal finance site found.
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Human resource professionals predict that the number of boomerang retiree programs will expand, especially among larger companies with deep pockets.
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But it's not the first time an individual or company with deep pockets has recognized the need for student debt relief.
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Imposing copyrights on APIs would introduce legal friction and stunt innovation, favoring those with deep pockets over those with creative ideas.
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When a well-known artist allies with a streaming company with deep pockets, major labels can be squeezed from the equation.
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To solve those big artificial intelligence problems requires world-class engineers, and that requires an owner or investor with deep pockets.
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Other interesting tidbits from Senate filings: candidates with deep pockets are still willing to bankroll their campaigns in the final stretch.
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They're unisex, water-resistant, and flattering on my 5-foot-7 frame, with deep pockets that are usually reserved for menswear.
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This provision is critical to ensuring our elections are open to candidates of all types – not just those with deep pockets.
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Global in reach, and with deep pockets, Rehabilitation International hoped to promote the symbol through its many media and political connections.
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And of course, those with deep pockets are unlikely to back a challenger when they know prospects for success are that low.
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In luxury goods, for example, French conglomerates with deep pockets, notably LVMH and Kering, have been acquiring smaller Italian rivals for years.
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Festivals are inherently precarious and so the lure of a transnational company with deep pockets to shore up the risk is understandable.
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Even with all the celebrity endorsements, how successful will these exclusive services be, if only people with deep pockets can use them?
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With an endowment of about $471 million, an enormous sum in the nonprofit world, it has won over donors with deep pockets.
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What isn't fair is a hardworking student not getting into the school of their dreams because they weren't born with deep pockets.
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The undertaking would require a partner with deep pockets, and the Kushners targeted several foreign investors with close ties to their governments.
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Vindu Goel INVESTING Fans of Warren E. Buffett — at least those with deep pockets — have another chance to buy the billionaire lunch.
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Such an environment could favor established companies with deep pockets, making it easier for Google and Facebook to reach customers over upstarts.
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Go deeper: With deep pockets, energy industry notches big midterm wins Corporate America leans GOP in 2018 midterms The new Democrats in DC
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In recent months, Netflix and Amazon have swooped in with deep pockets and global streaming potential, outbidding veteran distributors on hot-ticket films.
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So if a billionaire with deep pockets and a commitment to democracy and journalism comes in, you know, I'm all good with that.
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It is not unheard-of for white-collar defendants, especially those with deep pockets, to switch lawyers in the middle of a case.
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It's a sad day in America when foreign governments with deep pockets have more influence in our own country than our great citizens.
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For travelers with deep pockets who want to experience the splendor of Venice with serene breaks from the crowds, this hotel is ideal.
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Firms which want to secure the licenses have to come with deep pockets, Joseph said, citing the expected cost of acquiring the spectrum.
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Its denouement demonstrates some of the dangers of turning over funding of city infrastructure to individuals with deep pockets but, perhaps, thinner skins.
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All the firms have strong backers with deep pockets and can be expected to burn cash to build market share for several years.
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But one outfit with deep pockets, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, eventually paid attention, hoping the research might help alleviate global poverty.
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It faced long odds against the competition, two Chinese energy companies with deep pockets, Beijing's support and significant pull with the Ugandan government.
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The losses that Norwegian racked up in order to stimulate demand were not steep enough to trouble a big airline group with deep pockets.
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There's also $150,000 tickets for those with deep pockets to be part of the roundtable at the private event, NBC Los Angeles reported Tuesday.
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Until a Democratic nominee emerges, he's expected to limit his campaign engagements to fundraisers, where he remains a draw for donors with deep pockets.
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"Special interest groups, fueled by hidden funders with deep pockets and skin in the political game, are now focused on influencing redistricting," Moser wrote.
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It's a story of how a local powerhouse, with deep pockets and industry ties, can provide a vital foundation for building a startup scene.
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But it has a tough fight ahead, lawyers said, and it faces an opponent in AT&T with deep pockets to litigate the case.
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The humble act of hanging a window placard gives an average citizen a voice in a political landscape dominated by players with deep pockets.
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The spending spree is an unseemly but helpful reminder of the ways that companies with deep pockets can seek to influence the Trump administration.
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This makes too much sense not to happen: Walmart could use Jet's talent and pricing prowess, and Jet needs a buyer with deep pockets.
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This wasn't the move of an Apple and Samsung competitor, it was the move of a big company with deep pockets trying to stay afloat.
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Go deeper: With deep pockets, energy industry notches big midterm wins What the new Congress means for Silicon Valley Old oil seeks Silicon Valley swag
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If you're a division of Facebook, Google, Sony, Microsoft, Samsung or other majors, a parent with deep pockets can see you through the early years.
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But China is also the second-largest economy in the world, with deep pockets to invest overseas and a large market of consumers at home.
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United States airlines have cried foul, noting that Gulf governments with deep pockets are subsidizing these money-losing routes at the expense of true competition.
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Perhaps everyone who faces the considerable might of the Manhattan D.A. could be treated with the deference seemingly reserved for prominent figures with deep pockets.
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While most Republicans still believe a bid is unlikely, they are enticed by the prospect of a candidate with deep pockets and universal name identification.
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A lot has had to go right: Not just the success on the field, but an owner with deep pockets, a new stadium, enthusiastic fans.
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With deep pockets and global soccer connections, he appears to have wasted no time to take his largely ceremonial position way beyond its terms of reference.
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But in reality, the impact of the embargo has been softened because there are ways of sidestepping it - at least for those consumers with deep pockets.
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But net neutrality advocates worry about creating a two-speed Internet, benefiting only companies with deep pockets that can pay for faster transmission of their services.
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Watch more from VICELAND: As California's surgeon general, she will have a powerful bully pulpit—and the firm backing of a new administration with deep pockets.
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The average consumer couldn't tell the difference, but audiophiles with deep pockets could, which meant that MiniDiscs were never really treated as a "Serious" audio format.
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"These plans distort user choice by pushing people toward websites with deep pockets and away from smaller applications who can't afford the toll," the groups wrote.
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Thus Amazon, with deep pockets and a wealth of experience offering food online in American cities, will now go head-to-head with Tesco and others.
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A businessman with deep pockets and a joint called the Plantation Club, Joe enters in a swirl of jazz and smoke amid a bounty of women.
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It was only a matter of time before an aggressive opportunist with deep pockets stepped forward to make an argument for why Mr. Dorsey should go.
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"Close to a dozen influential donors — involving politically-involved billionaires with deep pockets and conservative leanings — are ready to put their resources behind Mattis," Mak reported.
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The journey is mostly being undertaken by museums with deep pockets, administrative teams and huge parking lots in which to unload and safely transfer large bronzes.
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An examination of the F.C.C. records shows that the Smith-Pai alliance does not follow the familiar script of a lobbyist with deep pockets influencing policy.
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All of these platforms are also owned by tech companies with deep pockets — though some pushed back at the idea that they're throwing cash at gamers.
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Independent providers that once served a broad range of artists and fans have been snapped up by big companies with deep pockets and ties to major labels.
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He's throwing a fundraising event for POTUS and his supporters -- yes, he's got 'em in L.A., and if they're anything like Samson ... they're coming with deep pockets.
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Net neutrality advocates view broadband providers as important utilitylike services like the phone, saying that without the rules, big players with deep pockets have an unfair advantage.
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"Trading the British pound intra-day at the moment is not for the faint-hearted, with deep pockets required," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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This carefully orchestrated campaign to weaken the patent system did not happen overnight, but it has effectively rendered small inventors defenseless against big players with deep pockets.
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For any superhero fan with deep pockets who wants to replicate them, CNBC took a look at some of what the real estate market has to offer.
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Progressive groups are also being outspent by pro-tax cut groups with deep pockets, including the US Chamber of Commerce and the billionaire Koch brothers, Helmstetter added.
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But for those with deep pockets (and deeper VS Angel fantasies), there's a way to DIY at home with a $300 pack of three masks — a bargain, comparatively.
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It's expensive, takes a long time, can ruin your credit, and you're not guaranteed a win—especially if you're going up against a rental company with deep pockets.
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But we talk with smart people close to Twitter often, and the growing feeling is that Twitter's best option is to finally sell to someone with deep pockets.
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Those who care about creating a democracy where every voice can be heard, not just the voices of those with deep pockets, have a clear choice this November.
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But with deep pockets, tons of tech talent and ubiquity amongsts social networkers and businesses, Facebook Crypto's primary limits are its ambitions and the extent of user trust.
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Collectors with deep pockets and a taste for British art may wish to stop by two London sales in early October (the week of the Frieze Art Fair).
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But oil companies, especially giants with deep pockets like BP, have cheaper alternatives in the lower-48 at a time of modest oil prices and uncertain future demand.
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While there are some large equine operations, the majority of the business remains the province of individuals with deep pockets, big ideas and a high tolerance for risk.
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Traders say they are most concerned about predatory pricing and steep discounting by e-commerce firms with deep pockets thanks to foreign funding that could edge out smaller rivals.
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Local landowners are struggling to hold on to their ancestral land as resort developers with deep pockets exploit obscure legal loopholes to force the property into court-mandated auctions.
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And for civilians (at least, for those with deep pockets), the idea of being able to jet in a couple of hours from Britain to Australia sounds extremely attractive.
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Chatterbug faces a wide range of competitors like Rosetta Stone, Duolingo, Busoo, Babbel, and HelloTalk — some with deep pockets and a penchant for downplaying the difficulty of reaching fluency.
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The danger for Twitter is that it is coming up against larger rivals with deep pockets that are not afraid to sink cash to win market share and users.
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Outsiders—perhaps private-equity firms with deep pockets, says Mr Nordstrom—may want to team up with them to roll out television, internet, mobile, fixed and other flashy services.
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Old imperial powers, with deep pockets and grand ambitions, tend to be fastidious about their image as host and benefactor, and China has always set great store by ceremony.
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Londoners with deep pockets were transported by dishes like lobster mousse with caviar and Champagne butter sauce, duck foie gras with truffles, and a signature double-baked Swiss soufflé.
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When New York City F.C. was founded in 2013, it arrived in M.L.S. with deep pockets and a public pledge to build a stadium within the city's five boroughs.
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Because those are the people that will be fighting on our behalf, and we want them to go in with deep pockets, and to be able to wage war.
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Usually, it's a developer with deep pockets who comes up with the idea, funds a feasibility study to see if it makes any financial sense, and then builds it.
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We talk all the time with smart people close to Twitter, and the growing feeling is that Twitter's best option is to finally sell to someone with deep pockets.
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With Deliveroo and Uber currently battling it out on London's streets to deliver food from local restaurants, a third player with deep pockets may be about to enter the fight.
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But with deep pockets, connections in the industry and an established brand (themselves), recording a song or a full-blown album isn't too far-fetched of an idea for celebrities.
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If Mr. Mulvaney gets up in front of a bunch of bankers and openly admits he meets only with those with deep pockets, it taints his whole decision-making process.
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Microsoft will still need to convince businesses with deep pockets to upgrade to Windows 10, instead of opting for the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for Windows 7 next year.
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Though the Bay Area-based startup believes that the nuisance of regularly monitoring pools will be enough to convince those with deep pockets to take the plunge, so to speak.
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But there are disadvantages to that system, too, among them that it can make it easier for those with deep pockets to frighten off people who have a reasonable case.
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The leaders of the world's two largest emerging economies have both just visited the tiny, landlocked African country of Rwanda – separately – and showed themselves to be friends with deep pockets.
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With deep pockets, big ambitions, and development deals with many hot talents like Ryan Murphy and Shonda Rhimes, it's likely that Netflix has years of Emmy showings in its future.
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People with deep pockets are often tempted to make risky bets, investing in hedge funds, private equity vehicles and, of course, in young private companies like Facebook, before it went public.
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Rick Scott, a two-term Republican governor with deep pockets, is trying to unseat Bill Nelson, the uninspiring Democratic incumbent, in what may become the most expensive Senate race in history.
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In order to do that they would have to overcome several hurdles, starting with the need to find an investor with deep pockets willing to back the idea, the sources said.
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The Starry Station's high price makes it a tough sell For people with deep pockets and well-placed modems, the Starry Station will be a breeze to set up and use.
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There is no shared legal definition for freedom of information in Europe, and the limits of journalism are likely to be tested by anyone with deep pockets and something to hide.
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Roberts and his organization are up against an industry with deep pockets, and it's hard to know how well they will succeed in persuading lawmakers to enact right-to-repair initiatives.
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Yet a relative lack of personal wealth and lack of connections to donors with deep pockets pose a serious problem for would-be female candidates looking to get started in politics.
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Reintroduction of conventional soy creates a niche market for farmers with deep pockets, since non-GM crops require strict controls to avoid contamination during production and shipping, which may raise costs.
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She would appeal to uptown patrons with deep pockets and philanthropic ideals, but she was especially keen to cultivate ordinary, middle-class customers who simply wanted something special for their homes.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Narrator: In 2015, Faraday Future was a California-based electric-car startup with deep pockets in China and ambitions to take on the world.
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They have been reliant on their gay and lesbian brothers and sisters with deep pockets to take their concerns up the socioeconomic ladder and quite honestly, they have been sorely let down.
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She had watched while Michigan became an incubator for anti-abortion efforts in the mid-'90s as Republicans with deep pockets funded pet policies such as procedure bans and mandatory waiting periods.
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For example, when it comes to products affected by the trade war, conglomerates with deep pockets have options, including shifting production out of China, to keep tariffs from turning into price hikes.
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On the contrary, he believes that since much of the market remains untapped, any player with deep pockets is helping educate the masses about the potential of e-commerce in the nation.
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But talks to bring in a technically-savvy partner with deep pockets like Exxon have dragged on due to a differences over valuations in the light of falling oil and gas prices.
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The high returns offered by these private equity funds, and the minimal regulatory oversight, draw investors with deep pockets, like pension funds and wealthy individuals, who can meet the minimum investment requirement.
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They met countless people with deep pockets who were interested in a bar on the corner of First Avenue and St. Marks, but no one who was interested in The Hard Swallow.
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Horlicks comfortably dominates the health-drinks market in India and a big consumer company with deep pockets is likely to give it a fresh lease of life, analysts and industry sources said.
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A bid for two AMC dine-in tickets in Essex, New Jersey has a starting bid of $2,500 — but die-hard fans with deep pockets can skip the auction for a mere $15,000.
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Then there are the "forgotten" giants of Oracle, SAP and IBM, with deep pockets, major horses in this race and a risk of falling behind the next wave of innovation in recruitment technology.
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Varoufakis expressed no interest in raising money in an interview with BuzzFeed News, though he actually attended three fundraisers this month and is not afraid to rub shoulders with people with deep pockets.
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The new rules will ensure the web remains an open platform and will not become a two-speed highway, benefiting only companies with deep pockets that can pay for prioritized delivery, they said.
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Iran is a regional power with deep pockets, a vast network of militia and terrorist groups scattering throughout the region, and a prevailing sense of patriotism and nationalism when its security is threatened.
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Google, in one instance, is offering financial aid for a batch of those students, and companies with deep pockets might be able to build out these kinds of pipeline programs on their own.
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But private collectors with deep pockets — Allen is worth about $18 billion, depending on which side of the bed the market got up on today — drive up the cost of art for everyone.
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The idea then was this: Big-time converters with deep pockets would buy apartment buildings and convert the rental apartments to owner-occupied condos, selling units to diverse individuals, some of them flippers.
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Yes, but: Satellite companies by and large are interested in catering to big government contracts and other large corporations with deep pockets over making their data accessible to the masses, at least for now.
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Marian Schneider, the president of the advocacy group Verified Voting, said technology will always carry some risk, particularly when it's connected to the internet — noting that even large companies with deep pockets get hacked.
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"PIC has always looked at Barclays Plc's retreat as an opportunity to create a black-owned bank, but there aren't many people with deep pockets to make that happen," one of the sources said.
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This shift has enabled Soundtrack Your Brand, which plans a U.S. launch this year, to secure $22 million to back its tailor-made music playlists for companies with deep pockets like Starbucks and McDonald's.
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Is the company a product of a previous era, with limited growth potential, ready to be moved to a company with deep pockets that would value the 300 million or so monthly active users?
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New York (CNN Business)Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen won't be buying the Mets, dashing the hopes of fans who thought they would get a new owner with deep pockets to spend on players.
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Only candidates with deep pockets and wealth amassed from the nation's resources have emerged victorious in past elections, Raphael said, shutting out younger aspirants and newcomers without a "war chest" to finance their campaigns.
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And while $4 billion is a lot of money, it's conceivable that a few people with deep pockets and and dreams of playing out their Neil Armstrong fantasies could come up with the cash.
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Such mainland companies with deep pockets are challenging the local land barons, who came to dominate Hong Kong's economy as the colonial British trading houses relinquished their positions in the run-up to the handover.
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A limited-edition filmmakers jacket from Canada Goose (an event sponsor), it is gray, with deep pockets, reflective panels on the sleeves for late night mountain walks, and a Sundance 2020 logo on the sleeve.
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As an adult with deep pockets — he was one of the first employees at Facebook, where he now heads the marketing development — Mr. Jacobson, 56, decided many years ago that he wanted to buy Birdwell.
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The next opioid trial, currently set for March 20, will be brought by New York State and Suffolk and Nassau Counties against an array of opioid manufacturers and distributors with deep pockets, including Johnson & Johnson.
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"Making it that much easier and cheaper to buy index products means more [people] will buy them for asset allocation strategies, and Schwab as a distribution platform with deep pockets will be a driver," he added.
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A string of high profile people with deep pockets invested in Theranos, including Oracle founder Larry Ellison, venture capitalist Tim Draper, President Trump's education secretary Betsy DeVos and the Walton family, heir to the Walmart fortune.
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The guidelines on net neutrality were welcomed by internet activists as ensuring the web remains an open platform and not a two-speed highway, benefiting only companies with deep pockets that can pay for prioritised delivery.
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Meanwhile, the Hub Project, a little-known Democratic organization with deep pockets from anonymous donors — providing funds known as "dark money" — is on track to spend $290 million in closely contested congressional elections across the country.
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Before he joined the administration, Hagin and a company he cofounded made millions of dollars working in Libya with a lucrative client: an aspiring Libyan expatriate politician with deep pockets and troubling relationships, BuzzFeed News reported Monday.
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"GA is one of the largest investors in online marketplaces across the globe combined with deep pockets, a long-term mindset, and a strong commitment and success within Latin America," says the founder of the GA partnership.
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Amazon continues to control the vast majority of marketshare, and while there are others chasing them with deep pockets and large investments, it appears that none of these companies is a threat to Amazon's dominance for now.
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Only established companies will be able to compete in the new environment, they fear, with deep pockets to get into internet fast lanes and the money to cut deals for content to package in their data plans.
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Heritage ActionCato InstituteAmericans for ProsperityFreedomWorks Tea Party PatriotsClub for Growth Democratic and progressive organizations Democrats might not hold many levers of power in Washington, but groups with deep pockets and sizable member lists have made their stances known.
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None of the big names have declared that they're running, but we know the 2020 race will be chock full of contenders, most of whom can't exactly afford to alienate a huge chunk of Democrats with deep pockets.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - For the first time in decades, hunters with deep pockets cannot target the so-called "Big 5" game animals in South Africa because the government has imposed a ban on leopard hunts for the 2016 season.
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In a scorched-earth scenario where even a jet pack is not enough to escape harm's way, preppers with deep pockets and a taste for Arthur C. Clarke might consider the ultimate escape: launching their DNA into space.
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While telecoms and content providers with deep pockets will likely prefer to spend big upfront and keep 100% of their future revenue, this strategy may work well in developing markets that may not have the same financial resources.
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The mayoral election fight of 214 may be slowly gearing up, with Mayor Bill de Blasio facing his stiffest challenge so far from a Republican real estate developer with deep pockets but little name recognition among New Yorkers.
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So the company is hoping tha playing up its improved processors will be enough to entice TV buyers with deep pockets (LG's OLEDs start at $1500 usually) to spend cash on a new set with a relatively minor upgrade.
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But it stands out, and I've seen enough people whipping around on these in cities like New York, Los Angeles, an San Francisco to know that the extra range will be welcomed by a few folks with deep pockets.
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That could significantly expand the number of potential defendants who can be sued for securities fraud and carry the possibility for significant recoveries from those with deep pockets who played some role in sending out misleading information to investors.
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Though most buyers who want an OLED will be better off saving some cash and going with LG's more affordable C9, the A9G still earns a clear spot for enthusiasts with deep pockets who want the most accurate picture.
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LiDAR is a key ingredient in the overall sensing package required to make autonomous cars a reality (though Tesla would disagree), but it's also prohibitively expensive, especially for companies just starting out, and researchers not tied to companies with deep pockets.
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But hotel booking is dominated by big companies with deep pockets that aim at the mass market - the likes of Agoda, Expedia, and even Airbnb - so in 603 Chai moved the site's focus to the niche area of luxury villas.
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Wazer is gearing up to do what Glowforge did for laser cutters and what Formlabs did for SLA 3D printing: making available to everyone high-end fabrication tech that has hitherto been reserved for heavy industrial users with deep pockets.
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But maybe you should avoid these things as a tourist if you're interested in the real nightlife of a city like Berlin, and don't want to be shooed from one meadow to the next like a sheep with deep pockets.
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The idea, in May of last year, was to create a company built around Wright's previously published work and, the London Review of Books reported, sell it to someone with deep pockets as a Bitcoin company with the Satoshi on staff.
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And as the House debates how to best dismantle the Affordable Care Act, a familiar array of interest groups with deep pockets, incensed talk radio hosts and online agitators is again assuming its posture of aggression toward the House Republican leadership.
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New developments might translate to more housing options for renters and buyers with deep pockets, but the changing demographics could have a lasting and, some feel, deleterious effect on the fabric of a city that prides itself on ethnic and economic diversity.
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Pressure has been mounting on Vivendi and Orange lately after Altice, owner of France's second-biggest telecoms operator SFR and with deep pockets in terms of spending power, won the rights to broadcast European Champions League soccer matches until 2021 in France.
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Whether you're pitching your startup to people with deep pockets or giving a marketing report to your snotty bosses, PoweredTemplate will provide you with the means to put together impressive, high-impact presentations that they will talk about even after it's over.
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While data suggests that many users disable Gmail's tab system, the fact that marketers could now pay for top placement in the social and promotions tabs raised worries that activists and nonprofits would find their messages buried by companies with deep pockets.
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But Cuomo, a battle-tested campaigner with deep pockets, consolidated establishment support in the spring and spent the summer blitzing the airwaves, spending more than $8 million over three weeks late in the contest to head off any momentum growing around Nixon's bid.
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Agencies that protect workers, consumers and the environment did not emerge from liberals who "want to shackle businessmen," but only after public complaints, congressional hearings, majorities in two chambers, the signature of a president and court challenges by corporate interests with deep pockets.
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As logical as the idea of reinvestment and other equity measures might seem, opponents with deep pockets and an agenda—like pharmaceutical corporations and large-scale recreational dispensaries—hire lobbyists to exert political influence and tip the legislative scales even more in their favor.
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The pro-level D5 may still be the king of Nikon's current DSLR offerings, but at first glance it's the D850 that will likely be the Nikon full-frame camera that gets the most use by pros, semi-pros, and amateurs with deep pockets.
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He didn't say when Zero's other motorcycles will get access to the new app, or the new dashboard, meaning that, for the foreseeable future at least, the company's ultimate vision of the future of motorcycles will only be available to people with deep pockets.
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The Hong Kong debut saw PSBC's valuation climb to over 8 billion in HKD, but drew criticism for being propped up by a handful of "cornerstone investors," or institutional buyers with deep pockets, who were responsible for some 6 billion of the initial float.
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It is not open to the public for surfing, and may never be—although if you're a Slater buddy, like Eddie Vedder or Tony Hawk, or a philanthropic organization, or an LA-based venture capitalist or tech executive with deep pockets, you can arrange an outing there.
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NEW YORK, Nov 14 (LPC) - Private credit funds with deep pockets, capital flexibility and sticky investments are positioning themselves for the yield bonanza that could follow if a cooldown in the US economy was to further shutter bank liquidity and investor appetite for broadly syndicated loans.
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The predatory pricing doctrine is meant to protect against a specific problem that occurs when a company with deep pockets drops its prices so low that it forces all of its competitors out of business, only to raise prices once consumers are stuck with only one company.
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In his research, Grillo realized a new breed of criminal kingpin was becoming the norm right in front of his eyes: One with deep pockets, a heavily armed militia at his back, and a cocky swagger that often results in impulsive power flexing whenever the mood strikes.
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All of which raises the question of why any photography professional – or amateur shutterbugs with deep pockets, for that matter – would find a need to pay a small fortune for a camera, particularly in a world where tech-savvy smartphones seem to be cannibalizing high-end cameras.
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Over decades, financial institutions, led by credit card companies, figured out a way to use the fine print of their contracts to force consumers into private arbitration, a secretive process in which borrowers have to go up on their own against powerful companies with deep pockets.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire media mogul Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of America's largest city, jumped into the race for the Democratic U.S. presidential nomination on Sunday as a moderate with deep pockets unabashedly aiming to beat fellow New Yorker Donald Trump in the November 2020 election.
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Though the incentive remains for establishment-friendly candidates who can appeal to traditional party leaders to run in congressional primaries, there is increasingly an incentive for outsider candidates to run if they are friendly with a specific group or two with deep pockets, especially on the Republican side.
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Now, a striking number of Democratic candidates in coming midterm elections, from congressional contests in the Rocky Mountains to governor's races in the Deep South, are openly daring, defying and disparaging the N.R.A., a group with deep pockets, a loyal membership and a record of Election Day score-settling.
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In the late 1990s, two companies with deep pockets and marketing savvy, Sun Pacific and Paramount Citrus (now Wonderful Citrus), gambled big with huge mandarin plantings on the Maricopa Highway, 753 miles southwest of Bakersfield, where they were isolated from other citrus whose pollen could make the fruit seedy.
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He will face Brian Kemp, the secretary of state, who boasted in a campaign ad that he would round up "criminal illegals" in his own pickup truck; and who on election night called Mr Cagle "a puppet…fighting for those with deep pockets whose interests are not ours".
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While all three welcomed the entry of well-known Silicon Valley figures with deep pockets to the challenge, all three were highly skeptical of the timelines that Dugan and Musk laid down for unlocking the mysteries of how the human brain communicates with the rest of the body.
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Paul Manafort, Rudolph Giuliani, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s son Hunter and Hillary Clinton have all, at one time or another, found their way there, escorted by Ukrainian guides with deep pockets and a keen sense of how to appeal to their vanities, ambitions and greed.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A new licensing process for legal cannabis producers in Canada limits the ability of smaller companies to attract investment, which could leave the fledgling industry dominated by companies with deep pockets or those who got a foot in the door prior to regulation changes in May, industry executives said.
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It will allow broadband providers to block websites on content grounds, decide which apps we can use, charge online services simply to reach subscribers at all, create fast lanes that favor companies and speakers with deep pockets, and make it more expensive for local and niche sites to reach readers.
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But the cash, the lawmaker says, came with strings attached — a promise to add the names of two businessmen to a list of candidates for Parliament — and a plan to disguise the identity of the donor, a man with deep pockets and well-documented connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
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In that context, Baidu was a parent with deep pockets and a specific mission: the company has been very keen to grow out from its core search business into a number of adjacent areas that both could help the search business continue to grow, and also help Baidu diversify its own revenue base.
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Like all of us, he has to wait and see what happens, but he sees a buyer with deep pockets that will accelerate the growth of the company much faster than he could have done alone, and perhaps even provide an avenue for acquisitions that would have been much more difficult before.
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"The issue we have seen with Co-op Bank is that it's maybe better to have only one shareholder with deep pockets and tight management control, compared to a group of distressed bond investors who become part of an equity consortium and don't really put pressure on management in implementing reforms," the investor told IFR.
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But Paul Weiss — where top partners can earn more than $6 million a year — is known for making an exception for those with deep pockets, such as representing SAC Capital founder Steven Cohen in insider-trading charges brought by federal prosecutors and the junk-bond financier Michael Milken in federal charges of securities violations.
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And the trial's eventual outcome, after Hogan was awarded $115 million in compensatory damages, was that Gawker went bankrupt and shut down — leaving even those observers who hated Gawker uncomfortable with the implications of living in a world where people with deep pockets and a grudge could take out media outlets for personal reasons.
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They then recruited like-minded former wrestlers with deep pockets, including Andrew F. Barth, a portfolio manager at Capital Group who wrestled at Columbia; James G. Dinan, the founder and chief executive of York Capital Management, who has sons who wrestle; and David H McCormick, who wrestled at West Point and is the president of the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates.
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I just think it's a giant gap between the number of people who would pay a lot of money for that Magic Leap story that you wrote — it was a very important story for a small number of people but with deep pockets — and someone who needs to know what's going on with the city council or zoning board or wherever.
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They must be incredibly functional, with deep pockets, just-right necklines, and sleeves that will stay pushed up but are also long and roomy enough to bunch around my hands and hold tight from the inside, turning my arms into fabric hot dogs (I do not know the scientific reason why this posture helps with severe writer's block, but it does).
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According to Devra Ferst at Eater: In the decade since loud restaurants have become ubiquitous, small to mid-sized, casual restaurants — often with less backing — still embrace and work around the din, while a new generation of fine-dining and higher-end places with deep pockets are going back to if not a hushed dining room, one that allows for across the table conversation.
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The problem, according to net neutrality proponents, is that data schemes like FreeBee Data put companies with deep pockets (Hearst and AOL are among the companies testing out the service first—suggestions that Verizon bought AOL in 2015 to serve as a cheap source of content seem to be right on the money) at an unfair advantage over their smaller competitors, which goes against the idea of the internet being a level playing field for everyone.
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Below is a sample of some of the more noteworthy items, and how the performed with bidders: A prop of a Vulcan weapon from the "Amok Time" episode of the show, where Spock and Kirk fought, was sold for $42,203; A Tribble prop went for $5,000; Scotty's "Sonic Wrench" went for $3,750; A communicator from the film "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn" captured $14,500; "Naiskos" game board and pieces from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" sold for a whopping $47,500; The scripts of Patrick Stewart (who played Captain Picard on Star Trek: The Next Generation)—which consisted of more than 320 scripts—went for $25,000; Yet even collectors with deep pockets have their limits: 20 of the nearly 100 Star Trek items up for bids failed to get a single bid.
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