Congress has tried several times to work out a deal.
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Could Hatch and Wyden and Alexander and Murray work out a deal?
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The Chinese would probably prefer to work out a deal quietly with us.
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Now the chamber risks running out of time to work out a deal.
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If the two team's cannot work out a deal then the Oakland Raiders, the other team that was hoping to move to the world's entertainment capital, will be given the first option to work out a deal with the Rams.
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"I'm very disappointed we couldn't work out a deal," Cohen said in a statement.
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Some say there is room to put politics aside and work out a deal.
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The Chargers have been given a year to work out a deal with the Rams.
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There still is plenty of time for the two sides to work out a deal.
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As that date started to move closer, both governments tried to work out a deal.
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They meet with many, many investors, and ultimately work out a deal with two new firms.
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On Saturday, Beckham told reporters he was "optimistic" the two sides would work out a deal.
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And then you kind of work out a deal and I think that's what he's done.
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And then you kind of work out a deal and I think that's what he's done.
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" Lawmakers are trying to work out a deal to protect young undocumented immigrants, known as "dreamers.
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Now, the question is ... will Manny and Floyd Mayweather work out a deal for a rematch?
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It may be their last chance to work out a deal that spares Idlib from wholesale slaughter.
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Could Hatch and Wyden and Alexander and Murray work out a deal that could find 60 votes?
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Last week, the commission granted Charter another 45 days to work out a deal and stay put.
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Only 29 percent said they wanted Congress to work out a deal to pass the current proposal.
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Paul tells us ... he would consider other opponents if he couldn't work out a deal with Punk.
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So can E.U. officials work out a deal with the administration when they come to Washington next week?
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But he added that he hopes the White House and McConnell will work out a deal with Flake.
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KAINE: Hillary Clinton has gone toe-to-toe with Russia to work out a deal on New START.
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ET deadline to work out a deal, but the two NL Central teams were unable to do so.
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The two countries had taken a 90-day hiatus in their trade war to work out a deal.
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At that point, the other owners pressured the Chargers to work out a deal with the Rams in Inglewood.
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But that doesn't mean he can't work out a deal that will greatly benefit the U.S. and our allies.
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So even if you owe money, it is better to file and work out a deal with the taxman.
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The committee has just weeks to work out a deal that has evaded their respective party leaders for years.
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Third, tell Qatar we will keep the U.S. airbase at Al Udeid but Qatar must work out a deal.
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He says he tried contacting Chumlee several times to work out a deal for the names, but never heard back.
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Alternatively, Congress could pass another stopgap funding bill to give conferees a little more time to work out a deal.
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But he will need to work out a deal on top-line spending levels for defense and nondefense before Oct.
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Behind the scenes, a group of centrist Democrats and Republicans have been trying to work out a deal on immigration.
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Only then did the Justice Department work out a deal to hand over at least some of the requested material.
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While the Trump Organization offered to help work out a deal with the union, Kushner Companies preferred a different approach.
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But Neal maintained that there is incentive on both sides to work out a deal, even in an election year.
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A letter came back, saying perhaps the parties could work out a deal if the Americans would convert to Islam.
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" He quickly added, "Crooked Hillary Clinton knew that her husband wanted to meet with the U.S.A.G. to work out a deal.
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"If we can't work out a deal with Emirates, there is no choice but to shut down the programme," Leahy said.
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Congress would then have the month of September to work out a deal between the House and Senate on those bills.
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Another partial government shutdown could start at the end of the week if the two sides can't work out a deal.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell sought to highlight the later deadline, suggesting there was more time to work out a deal.
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U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Thursday denied the request, saying Gates must first work out a deal with prosecutors.
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There are reports the Raiders and the Seahawks have agreed to work out a deal so Marshawn can sign with Oakland.
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Or party leaders from both chambers can work out a deal on a bill without going through the formal conference process.
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Divisive elections on March 15 eroded the base of traditional parties, forcing the need to work out a deal between four parties.
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"If we can't work out a deal with Emirates, there is no choice but to shut down the programme," John Leahy said.
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But Republicans will likely be reluctant to work out a deal on Rosenworcel with Trump slated to take office in two weeks.
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A federal judge last week gave the company more time to work out a deal with regulators to fix its emissions problem.
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McConnell said the Senate was, in the meantime, pushing "the pause button" while the two parties attempt to work out a deal.
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But the super-rich can acquire their own plasmapheresis machines, and work out a deal for plasma donations from youths they know.
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In the coming weeks, as the 2018 budget is debated in Congress, the two chambers will try to work out a deal.
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Shah suggested a 72-hour delay to give Congress and the executive branch time to work out a deal, or at least prepare.
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Memphis guard Tyreke Evans, the team's leading scorer, sat out his fourth straight game as the Grizzlies try to work out a deal.
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Find a friend, a family member, essentially anyone who's willing to save a few bucks and work out a deal to share passwords.
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Why could the Yankees not work out a deal with StubHub so ticket buyers could gain admission to the ballpark at the ballpark?
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Even if lawmakers work out a deal including a boost in border barrier funding, it's still unclear whether the president will back it.
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For more than a year we tried to work out a deal that would put an end to the chaos deepening in Venezuela.
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"If we can't work out a deal with Emirates I think there is no choice but to shut down the program," Leahy added.
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The combination of Hardaway and Lee could also increase the Knicks' determination to work out a deal that would send Carmelo Anthony elsewhere.
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But proceedings were abruptly delayed different factions fighting over control of the party huddled privately to work out a deal on various rules proposals.
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They will return to Washington in early September, where they will need to work out a deal funding the government and avoiding a shutdown.
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The Seahawks owned Lynch's rights, so the two sides needed to work out a deal before Lynch could become a member of the Raiders.
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Lawmakers met Wednesday for the first time since the longest government shutdown in U.S. history to work out a deal on Homeland Security spending.
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The two sides came together to work out a deal to keep her quiet and prevent her from releasing any video, photos or audio.
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Both sides expressed optimism they could work out a deal on how much mandatory NIH funding to provide and how to pay for it.
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However, shortly after the 7-year ban was announced, President Trump weighed in on the issue making clear his intent to work out a deal.
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Leadership and members of each group met Monday, and there are plans to continue meeting throughout the week to try to work out a deal.
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There's always a chance that Disney could work out a deal with Netflix within that timeframe that would allow movies to remain on Disney+, too.
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The champ is here ... and Andy Ruiz is picking Manny Pacquiao to BEAT Floyd Mayweather if they can work out a deal for a rematch.
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Somehow, Caan was able to work out a deal giving him the flexibility to spend time with his partner and child — and Park was not.
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He also wants a judge to grant an injunction prohibiting the movie producers from using the mask until both sides can work out a deal.
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That means they have 60 days to carve out a tax reform bill, work out a deal for repatriation of capital and reform health care.
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He attended the status conference on March 24, when Judge Breyer agreed to give the company and its adversaries another month to work out a deal.
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One, he said, was like the Department of State, when the two sides would try to work out a deal to avoid painful and expensive litigation.
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Party leaders still need to work out a deal on a package of amendment votes and sort through the more than 100 changes filed by senators.
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You work out a deal you think is fair, not saying it wasn't fair, but he certainly didn't look like he was learning any kind of lesson.
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The Wall Street Journal reported negotiators were starting to work out a deal that could boost U.S. exports and loosen regulations that stifle U.S. firms in China.
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Really, should Silva work out a deal with the NSAC and opt for a return to competition, there are plenty of obvious choices from him out there.
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But the same pattern that has plagued the Obama era is back, with lawmakers playing chicken over other demands with little time to work out a deal.
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Congressional leaders will return to the White House Friday for the second meeting this week to work out a deal, but negotiations thus far have proven fruitless.
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It was not so long ago, after all, that Republicans and Democrats could lean on each other to work out a deal and actually pass meaningful laws.
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The Justice Department may try to work out a deal, such as a deferred prosecution agreement, that would not require another trial or additional time in prison.
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The court ruling comes as Trump and congressional leaders try to work out a deal to protect the immigrants while authorizing more funding for border security measures.
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"I'm very disappointed we couldn't work out a deal, but as an 212 percent holder, I'm looking forward to a higher bid for the team," he said.
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He said that the United States wanted to "work out a deal that works for both sides" but that completely canceling the debt was not an option.
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Multiple sources told Recode that Target offered $1 billion to buy the fast-growing New York City-based company, but the two sides couldn't work out a deal.
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Trump also has promised to follow through with tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods if the world's two largest economies can't work out a deal on trade.
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And Oakland, with a renewed passion that prompted the mayor to announce that she wants to work out a deal to keep the Raiders from moving to Nevada.
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Ms. Zimmer had attempted to work out a deal to acquire the three-acre waterfront property where the company had operated a barge-repair facility for many years.
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The first player ever drafted by the Nationals in 2005, he had said he would retire if he could not work out a deal with Washington for 2020.
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The Pentagon has said Spencer was fired for trying to work out a deal with Trump behind Esper's back that would have allowed Gallagher to keep his Trident.
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Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party, which is trailing in the polls, struck a more cautious note, stressing parliament needed to work out a deal.
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So, when we spoke with UFC honcho Dana White, we asked if there was a possibility the two could work out a deal to get Fury in the Octagon.
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In August 2018, Scarpulla largely denied the Trumps' effort to get the case tossed out, and the judge urged the two sides to try to work out a deal.
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The move could buy Republicans time to work out a deal as they try to merge their healthcare bill with a proposal passed earlier this year by the House.
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The move could buy Republicans time to work out a deal as they try to merge their healthcare bill with a proposal passed earlier this year by the House.
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If the Senate is able to pass its own bill this week, Republicans will still need to work out a deal in conference committee and pass the final legislation.
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But it remained unclear whether Mr. Biegun had enough time to work out a deal substantial enough to dispel deep skepticism around Mr. Trump's second encounter with Mr. Kim.
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"If we can't work out a deal with Emirates, I think there is no choice but to shut down the program," Mr. Leahy said during a webcast with journalists.
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He said "Well I think it's off the record," so I kept it to myself, but then I said yeah, if we can work out a deal which makes sense.
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Supporters of the effort continue to express confidence that they will be able to clinch the necessary signatures to force immigration votes if Republican leaders can't work out a deal.
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The eleventh-hour scramble to work out a deal on the deficit made it appear increasingly unlikely that Republicans would be able to pass their tax bill on Thursday night.
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House Democrats will have to work out a deal with Senate leaders over funding the government amid the impeachment inquiry, a difficult task that will test Congress' ability to compartmentalize.
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So it resorts to "continuing resolutions", like that enacted on January 22nd, which simply keep spending flowing at its current level while lawmakers try to work out a deal (see timeline).
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One of the two sources said that Alaska had expected that it would be able to work out a deal with the government before Monday but pressed on after the deadline.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing wants to work out a deal with Washington and has been trying to avoid a trade war - but is not afraid to retaliate when necessary.
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"The real challenge is getting Russia and Iran to the negotiating table to work out a deal on the country's future," said Andrew Bowen, a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Trump has pledged to work out a deal on Dreamers, but only if the agreement includes $25 billion in funding for his promised border wall with Mexico and curbs on legal immigration.
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The European Union gave Britain until the end of Tuesday to work out a deal that can be approved at a leaders' summit this week but said a delay to the Oct.
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The reported signings come days after Lavar Ball told ESPN that his two sons signed with an agent — Harrison Gaines of Slash Sports Entertainment — to work out a deal to play abroad.
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Trump made his pledge in a phone call with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) as part of an effort to work out a deal to adjourn the Senate this week.
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Graham, who spoke with reporters after bouncing between leadership offices, said the three-week CR would give lawmakers enough time to work out a deal on disaster relief, the budget and immigration.
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Congress and Trump will have to work out a deal to increase discretionary spending caps on defense and nondefense spending before lawmakers can start work in earnest on the individual funding bills.
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According to ESPN, he has always wanted to play for the Yankees, and the two teams were able to work out a deal to make that happen—in spring training, at least.
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Y.) wants to force GOP leaders to the negotiating table to work out a deal to protect "Dreamers" from deportation, reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and increase discretionary spending caps.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) announced they had reached an agreement with Trump to work out a deal that would pair a DACA fix to tighter border security measures.
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Though it is important to give the administration time to work out a deal that would curb North Korea's nuclear program, Trump's strategy has only served to elevate Kim on the world stage.
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Lawmakers from the House and Senate will meet for the first time Wednesday as they seek to work out a deal on border security that would prevent a second government shutdown this year.
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The bottom line: Hasbro has long desired to own an entertainment company, but to date has settled for licensing popular IP. They did try to work out a deal with Dreamworks in 2014.
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For now he appears to have deferred that decision in the hope that the two men, whose parties won the most votes in the election, can work out a deal on their own.
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Marshawn is reportedly a physical exam from joining the Silver and Black ... and as the 'Hawks and Raiders work out a deal, he and Michael Bennett helped Cliff Avril host his annual camp.
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As it tries to convince movie theaters to work out a deal to share in profits, it's shelling out full price for all those unlimited daily tickets while subscribers only pay $9.99 per month.
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" O'Leary praised Trump's ability to deliver on policy, adding that if he were to work with Trump on the Keystone Pipeline project, the two "could work out a deal in 48 hours on that.
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This potential delay in some court hearings does not mean any immediate changes for the bondholders, whose payments are already suspended while they try to work out a deal with the government in court.
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The plan at the time was ostensibly to free up time to work on tax reform, handle any other pressing issues, and gradually work out a deal to fund the government through September 2018.
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Earlier this month, Governor Jerry Brown, the program's chief advocate, acknowledged uncertainty about the program's future and said he has yet to work out a deal with the legislature to extend it beyond 2020.
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The team, however, will not trade its cornerstone outfielder, Bryce Harper, who was pulled back from waivers after a claim by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who could not work out a deal with Washington.
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A 5 percent tariff on all goods coming from Mexico is set to go into effect on Monday, unless officials from the two countries can work out a deal that will satisfy Mr. Trump.
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Just one day earlier, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had made a renewed effort in Washington to persuade Tokyo and Seoul to work out a deal, as the deadline for leaving the agreement loomed.
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Democratic leaders this week outlined a different plan: allow Puerto Rico time, perhaps as much as a year, for some breathing room to work out a deal with a stay on its debt payments.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer are to lead continuing trade negotiations in Beijing on Thursday as both sides strive to work out a deal ahead of the March 1 deadline.
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But Walmart will likely have to first work out a deal with eBay, a Flipkart investor and partner, if it wants to do much business with its new Indian subsidiary over the next few years.
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TRADE WAR DRAGS ON Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing wants to work out a deal with Washington and has been trying to avoid a trade war - but is not afraid to retaliate when necessary.
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The two companies are trying to work out a deal in which G.M. would essentially serve as a contract manufacturer, according to a person familiar with the discussions who was not authorized to discuss them.
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Unless Israel can work out a deal that is also acceptable to the United States, Mr. Netanyahu, who touts his good relations with Mr. Putin, may have to choose between him and his American allies.
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"I'm very disappointed we couldn't work out a deal, but as an 8% holder I'm looking forward to a higher bid for the team," said a statement from Cohen released through his hedge fund, Point72.
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Last May, amid hopes she and Trump could work out a deal for potentially spending billions of dollars to rebuild U.S. roads and bridges, the president stormed out of a White House meeting with her.
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Although he failed to work out a deal to limit North Korea's missile program at the time, his visit helped restore links with Pyongyang, which had been neglected after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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If anything, the plan to get congressional money for some sort of "wall" appears doable because Trump insiders have more reason to believe they can work out a deal with Mexico to pay for it.
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But in the last week, Trump has also kept up his push for massive tax cuts for the wealthy and for corporations and rescinded DACA (albeit with a six-month period to work out a deal).
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A group of House Republicans unveiled their own solution to an Obama-era immigration program on Wednesday as questions persist over how congressional leadership and the White House will work out a deal on the issue.
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After Friday's midnight deadline came and went, Mr. Schumer called for the president to sit down with congressional leaders from both parties to work out a deal that would allow the government to open on Monday.
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His confusing position on DACA, a source working on the issue said, actually jeopardizes his wall promise because it gives Democrats no incentive to work out a deal: "When there's no DACA deal, they don't accomplish anything."
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Mnangagwa's most pressing tasks will be to patch up relations with donors and the outside world and work out a deal to clear Zimbabwe's $1.8 billion of arrears to the World Bank and the African Development Bank.
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Regardless of the reasons, it's worrying for those of us who are excited by cloud gaming's potential to see a service like this hobbled because one party, or the other, didn't want to work out a deal.
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A rep for the company tells us they'll listen to ALL offers in order to get the whip to a rightful owner -- but if Mayfield is interested in buying it, they're down to work out a deal.
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One of his most pressing tasks will be to patch up relations with donors and the outside world and work out a deal to clear Zimbabwe's $1.8 billion of arrears to the World Bank and African Development Bank.
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With the major labels all accounted for, Facebook still has to work out a deal with Merlin to get more indie artists on board, but the company has made a lot of headway in just a few months.
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European co-signers of the pact, including the United Kingdom, meanwhile have been trying to work out a deal with Tehran, so that the countries can continue trading with one another without facing the impact of U.S. sanctions.
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Chung said Seoul was still trying to work out a deal to officially declare an end to the Korean War by the end of this year, a goal seen as increasingly doubtful in the face of opposition in Washington.
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After its founders met by chance in a class (an entrepreneurship class that their peers and teachers pushed them into taking), they decided to work out a deal with the school to turn Lixin's work into a commercial project.
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The investigation strongly suggests that Sim was involved in negotiations with Qatargas, a state-controlled company, to work out a deal for a reduced price for liquified natural gas (LNG), in exchange for the Thai FA supporting Qatar's bid.
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Californians who lost most everything in raging wildfires, Midwestern farmers devastated by floods, and residents of Florida and Georgia battered by hurricanes are ensnared in the standoff as they wait for Trump and Democrats to work out a deal.
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By putting relief for DREAMers on the table, Trump could work out a deal for the resources he needs to carry out the rest of his enforcement agenda while removing one of the most politically sympathetic targets from ICE's crosshairs.
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John McCain, the Vietnam War hero whom Trump once mocked for having been taken captive, cast a pivotal vote against the "skinny bill" that would have given the GOP one more shot to work out a deal in conference committee.
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Cognizant of the history, Nokia and Alcatel managements haggled for years to work out a deal that lets them move quickly to combine the companies and develop an integrated product strategy for 5G, the next generation of networks due after 2018.
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But GOP senators stressed after the closed-door meeting that they view any legislation that they pass as a vehicle to get them to a conference committee to the House, where they could work out a deal on repealing ObamaCare. Sen.
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But getting a vote on an amendment to the NDAA would require Corker to work out a deal with each of his colleagues, including members of leadership who have downplayed the chances that Congress will pass legislation addressing Trump's tariff actions.
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The president said his administration and China have agreed to work out a deal within the next 90 days to increase Beijing's purchase of American agricultural goods and suspend tariffs on U.S. cars if America holds off on further tariffs.
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President Donald Trump told top House and Senate Republicans on Tuesday evening that he would not support a clean extension of federal surveillance powers and called for them to work out a deal with Democrats on how to move forward.
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If the Senate passes its plan this week, Republicans will still need to work out a deal in conference committee to reconcile the differences between the Senate version and the House bill passed before Thanksgiving, and pass that final conference legislation.
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Even factoring in some delays, the F-35s are expected to be delivered by 2020, though Lockheed Martin contends that if Canada really wants them sooner, it could work out a deal to have the jets delivered within 353 months.
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While it's widely expected the administration and Congress will work out a deal, Ader said there is also going to be a lot of discussion about other budget-related topics, such as tax reform, fiscal stimulus and how to pay for it all.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders' talks to work out a deal to convince Britain to stay in the 28-nation bloc have hit "critical" snags and leaders have been asked to book hotels for an additional night until Saturday, an EU official said.
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Presser said he had no inkling his song was being used until West's lawyer emailed him soon after marketing began, indicating that West "would like to work out a deal with you as soon as possible" and giving him 24 hours to respond.
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T-Mobile and Dish are also required to work out a deal where T-Mobile can use Dish's unused 600 MHz spectrum and the companies are required to use eSIM, which allows consumers to switch easily between carriers, a Justice Department official said.
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President Donald Trump met with congressional leaders on Wednesday to work out a deal to attach short-term, three-month measures in the Senate to fund the federal government at current levels and raise its borrowing limit, known as the debt ceiling.
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The prosecution also accused Parnas and an unnamed defense attorney for him of misleading a pretrial services officer in Florida by saying the judge in New York wanted both sides to work out a deal to get Parnas time out of home detention.
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ZTE's road to recovery was an unlikely one: despite constant lamentations of Chinese trade practices, President Trump took up ZTE's cause, saying too many jobs in China would be lost, and instructed the Commerce Department to work out a deal that would lift the ban.
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Mitch Lowe, the company's CEO, told us at the time that the plan is to get a lot of people to use the service, demonstrate its value to theaters, and work out a deal for MoviePass to share in the profits from increased attendance.
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The world's share markets had rallied in September on hopes that China and the United States will eventually work out a deal on trade, but talks proposed for around the end of the month collapsed after the two sides launched more tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Britain could work out a deal, much like Norway has, where it remains a member in everything but voting power and name — trading freely but subject to freedom of movement and labor for European Union citizens and continuing to pay into the union's budget.
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In Wednesday's meeting with congressional leaders, Trump had sought to work out a deal to attach to the disaster funding two short-term, three-month measures to fund the federal government at current levels and extended its borrowing limit, known as the debt ceiling.
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Mr. Moon's political stock soared when he met Mr. Kim three times last year, helping arrange his summit meetings with Mr. Trump in an effort to work out a deal on dismantling the North's nuclear weapons and establishing a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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The world's share markets had rallied in September on hopes that China and the United States will eventually work out a deal on trade, but plans for talks around the end of the month collapsed after the two sides launched more tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Mitch Lowe, the current CEO of MoviePass and former president of Redbox, told us last August that when he was at the company, he distributed company credit cards to employees to buy retail copies of films from studios that didn't want to work out a deal.
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As CNBC's Phil LeBeau reported Wednesday, other companies planning to move operations to Mexico like Rexnord Bearings, Cardone, LMI Aerospace, Manitowoc Foodservice, might be next to either work out a deal with the Trump team to stay in the U.S. or at least keep some jobs here.
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Ahead of the bankruptcy filing, Sports Authority is trying to work out a deal with creditors for a loan to get the company through bankruptcy, and line up liquidators for the 150 to 200 stores it plans to close, one of the people said this week.
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While some investors still hope Washington and Beijing can work out a deal before July 289, when the first round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods as well as retaliatory tariffs by China are due to take effect, others see diminishing hopes of an early compromise.
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Adding to the buoyant mood, China said over the weekend that it would continue to suspend additional tariffs on U.S. vehicles and auto parts after April 1, the latest sign of optimism as the world's two largest economies work out a deal to end their trade dispute.
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While some investors still hope Washington and Beijing could work out a deal before July 6, when the first round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods as well as retaliatory tariffs by China are due to take effect, others see diminishing hopes of a early compromise.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Former U.S. basketball star Dennis Rodman, one of a handful of Westerners to have met North Korean head of state Kim Jong Un, and a friend of U.S. President Donald Trump, said on Monday he thought the two leaders could work out a deal.
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Ibrahim Hamidi, a Syrian journalist for the London-based Arab newspaper Asharq al-Awsat, reported on Wednesday that senior Russian and Syrian government officials met with Saban Hamo, the leader of the Kurdish People's Protection Units, or Y.P.G., in the city of Aleppo to work out a deal.
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Not repealing the estate tax is seen as an incentive for Collins, while Murkowski is trying to work out a deal that could open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil and natural gas drilling as a way to add revenue to the tax bill.
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The real reason the Trump administration granted the waivers is because it was unable to work out a deal with some of Iran's biggest customers to stop buying oil from the Islamic Republic, says Amos Hochstein, the former international energy envoy who ran Iran sanctions under former President Barack Obama.
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Until now, German officials have played down their role in the standoff, saying it is up to Deutsche to work out a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice, which is demanding up to $14 billion to settle claims the lender mis-sold mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid spoke after some conservative groups outside Congress earlier this week said it would be better for lawmakers not to finish a government appropriations bills until early 2017, when there will be a new president who could work out a deal with a newly elected Congress.
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You either work out a deal with the people you owe money to in which they accept less than 100 percent of what you owe them (this is called a "haircut") or else you go to bankruptcy court and a judge will force them to accept less than 100 percent.
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Until now, German officials have played down their role in the standoff, saying it is up to Deutsche to work out a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), which is demanding up to $14 billion to settle claims the lender mis-sold mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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The foundation that controls a 2600 percent voting stake in the travel group has lodged another appeal against a watchdog's ruling questioning terms of a share swap to accompany private equity group EQT's bid, but asked to put the matter on hold while trying work out a deal with the Swiss Takeover Board.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Tuesday afternoon hosted the leaders of the three major GOP caucuses as lawmakers try to work out a deal to resuscitate the Republican healthcare bill.
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The PBOC appeared to allow the yuan to fall Monday after intervening throughout the year to keep it closer to the dollar during trade talks with the U.S. Treasury's designation of China as a currency manipulator is largely symbolic for now since the U.S. cannot seek formal penalties until it attempts to work out a deal with Beijing.
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Lawyers and bankers who had been holed up in the offices of Weil, Gotshal & Manges on Fifth Avenue to work out a deal between Lampert and Sears Holdings were resigned to the reality that the company would liquidate and the Sears chairman's efforts to save up to 50,000 jobs would have been for naught, people familiar with the situation told CNBC.
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Most recently, after good faith efforts to negotiate a new trade deal with China, which chose to backtrack on major provisions after agreeing to those, President Trump imposed tariffs to send a clear message to Beijing that, while the U.S. would love to work out a deal, the days of taking advantage of the United States in international trade are over.
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The nominations were expected to get a vote last week, but committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) canceled the meeting after indicating that his staff was trying to work out a deal with Flake.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFlorida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus On The Money: Senate sends coronavirus aid package to Trump | Lawmakers race to draft next stimulus | Stocks close with steep loses | Treasury offers guidance on deferring tax payments McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill MORE (R-Ky.) said Republicans will work out a deal among themselves on a third coronavirus funding package before negotiating with Democrats.
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Theoretically, there is no better time for Comcast, Disney and Fox to work out a deal than Sun Valley, Idaho, where media titans meet annually to talk about mega-mergers under the watch of boutique investment company Allen & Co. And yet, like the phrase "water water everywhere, Nor any drop to drink," Comcast CEO Brian Roberts is in a difficult position -- he can't talk to Disney executives to broker a deal for Fox because Disney and Fox have a signed merger agreement.
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Spencer has said he opposed Trump's decisions, but the Pentagon has said he was fired for trying to work out a deal with Trump behind Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperEsper says he asked commanders for 'a heads up' on major coronavirus decisions, but denies NY Times story Overnight Defense: Esper says Taliban deal seeing 'mixed' results after US airstrike | Coronavirus fallout hits F-35 factories | Meet the adviser shaping foreign policy for Sanders Esper: US-Taliban deal seeing 'mixed' results MORE's back that would have allowed Gallagher to keep his Trident.
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So what they are doing is leaving our country and, believe it or not, they are leaving because taxes are too high and because some of them have lots of money outside of our country and instead of bringing it back and putting the money to work because they can't work out a deal and everybody agrees it should be brought back, instead of that, they are leaving our country to get their money because they can't bring their money back into our country because of bureaucratic red tape, because they can't get together.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) are still trying to work out a deal on the Senate's version of the bill.
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