Working out a deal would require solving some thorny issues.
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By working out a deal that includes New Line Cinemas and Warner Bros.
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Passing important legislation should require working out a deal with the minority party.
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The historic restaurant has since reopened after working out a deal with the State.
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Sources close to Ray J tell us he's already working out a deal to become current on the payments.
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Lyft left Houston in 2014 while Uber left San Antonio briefly in 2015, eventually working out a deal with the city.
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Disney and Comcast are holding talks about working out a deal for Comcast's 2150% stake, according to people familiar with the matter.
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You can argue that AT&T was forward-looking for eventually working out a deal with Apple, but everyone wanted the iPhone.
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Takata is reportedly in the process of working out a deal with Key Safety Systems, an American automotive parts maker, according to Reuters.
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The bill was quickly pulled from a larger appropriations bill, but House leadership is still discussing the possibility of working out a deal on the issue.
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On Thursday, Mickelson told the website that they were close to working out a deal to play in Las Vegas on July 3, but it fell through.
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Along with then-newly elected President Trump, Walker spent months working out a deal to bring a Foxconn factory to his state that would allegedly provide 250,93 jobs.
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We ended up working out a deal between the steadfast financiers, but it came at the cost of new accommodations, which could create new challenges down the road.
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Waymo got its true start by working out a deal with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, which was renewed today in a huge way, and the two sides are discussing the possibility of selling their self-driving minivans.
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Political analysts have suggested in recent news reports that American and Turkish officials were working out a deal for the release of Mr. Brunson in return for Mr. Atilla, but that Turkey had stalled at the last minute.
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Trump made headlines last week after working out a deal with another Indiana company, Carrier, to keep 85033 jobs in a local factory that it had planned to close in exchange for $7 million in state tax breaks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British negotiators are still working out a deal with the European Union, Treasury minister Liz Truss said on Wednesday, calling reports that the government has agreed a sum of money to pay the Brexit bill "media speculation".
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The joint announcement confirms an April report by Reuters that said the companies were working out a deal involving a CNPC investment at Comperj in exchange for a stake in the offshore Campos Basin and rights to use the refinery.
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Tuesday's State of the Union will take place in the time period in which the White House and congressional leaders are supposedly working out a deal on government funding, border security, and immigration in order to avoid another impasse and shutdown.
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Working out a deal there was always going to be easier than with other partners, and the Trump administration kept the scope small by pushing for amendments, which will not require a vote by Congress, rather than a full-fledged negotiation.
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He also makes a "friendly challenge" to the Patriots to work with the NFL Players Association in working out a deal to pay that money to the families of the victims in Hernandez's murder cases instead of giving it to Aaron's estate.
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As part of a broader effort to quell calls for Mr. Trump's impeachment, White House and intelligence officials are now working out a deal to allow the whistle-blower to testify, following the whistle-blower's attempts to meet with members of Congress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said it was "too soon" for Washington to talk to Beijing about working out a deal on trade, suggesting U.S. tariffs have yet to exert enough pressure to force Beijing into making concessions at the negotiating table.
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The NFL also opened the door for the Chargers to move to Los Angeles from San Diego, contingent on the Rams and the Chargers working out a deal to share Kroenke's planned palace of a stadium in Inglewood, a suburb southwest of Los Angeles.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), who is leading the discharge petition effort, told The Hill on Monday night that members have been in talks with leadership about working out a deal that could potentially stave off their push to force an immigration vote.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) is accusing Republicans of putting their support for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE above working out a deal on the funding to fight the Zika virus.
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Whitaker served as the president until its end, working out a deal to merge what remained of the school into Willamette.
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Dauman discussed copyright issues with YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley and was interested in working out a deal. Dauman and Chad could not agree over advertising terms however.
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Previously, the complex was known as Pelican Lake. It was built by U.S. Sugar in 1964 as housing for migrants working the sugar cane fields, now replaced by machinery. After working out a deal with Matthew 25 Ministries to lease the property, the owner, Alston Management Inc., informed residents with school-age children that they would have to leave or be evicted.
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Sheik recorded around thirty songs for this album with the producer Rupert Hine while working out a deal with Atlantic (who took over his previous contract from Immortal Records), which left around 18 tracks unheard from these sessions. The only outtake from the album which saw the light, "View from the Other Side", was released as a B-side in 1997.
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On February 12, 1913, The Oregonian reported that McCredie was working out a deal to send Rapps to the Waterbury Spuds of the Class B Connecticut State League. At the last second, the Topeka Jayhawks of the Class A Western League stepped in and made an offer of $600 for Rapps, which McCredie accepted. He would later say that Rapps lied about his age. According to McCredie, when Rapps joined the Beavers he claimed to be 23 years old, but was actually 29.
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Impressed by the duo's performance on The Big T.N.T. Show, Phil Spector was eager to produce Tina.Richard Williams, Working out a deal with Ike and Tina's manager Bob Krasnow, who was also head of Loma, Spector offered $20,000 for creative control over the sessions to produce Tina and have them released from their contract with Loma. They signed to Spector's Philles label in April 1966 after Tina had already recorded with him. Their first single on his label, "River Deep – Mountain High", was released in May 1966.
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From April up until the end of June 2018, both camps of Joshua and Wilder were in talks around the super fight between the two to finally take place. The main hurdles were the purse split, date and venue. At one point Wilder had agreed to fight Joshua in the UK, however there was slight confusions in the contracts that were being sent back and forth. At the same time, Hearn was also working out a deal for Joshua to fight WBA mandatory challenger Alexander Povetkin (34–1, 24 KOs).
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New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1908. 21 January 2020 He returned the community to the original Benedictine ideal of manual work and prayer, dedicated to the ideal of charity and self sustenance. Alberic also forged an alliance with the Dukes of Burgundy, working out a deal with Duke Odo I of Burgundy concerning the donation of a vineyard (Meursault) as well as stones with which they built their church. The church was consecrated and dedicated to the Virgin Mary on 16 November 1106, by the Bishop of Chalon sur Saône.
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They instead find themselves at Population Police Headquarters, once the house of the Grants; Mark is captured and taken instead and Trey must sign up as a recruit to save him. Using his own ingenuity, despite his own fears, Trey manages to save injured Mark by working out a deal with a Population Police guard. He was also able to save his missing friends and Mr. Talbot from execution with the help of a rebel named Nedley. The group find safety at Mr. Hendricks' cottage and discover the schools have been raided and emptied of their students and able-bodied teachers.
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This aimed to get drug traffickers off the streets by surrendering themselves to receive reduced sentences if they confessed their crimes and surrendered their ill-gotten gains, with further reductions if they provided testimony against other criminals. De Greiff was harshly criticized for this program by U.S. and Colombian law enforcement officials who accused him of providing amnesty for criminals. In another controversial incident, de Greiff was criticized after he held a private meeting with three suspected drug traffickers. They had reached out to him in hopes of working out a deal for leniency if they surrendered to the authorities.
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The building was situated in a densely populated residential neighborhood. Besides Shehada and his wife and daughter, a dozen more civilians were killed, most of them children. Israel's prime minister Ariel Sharon called the operation a success in the war on terror, but political critics pointed out that it was carried out hours after Hamas leader Ahmed Yassin issued a statement offering an end to suicide bombing, and just as the Palestinian Authority was working out a deal with Hamas to end terror attacks. All these developments were undone by the bombing, and the terror wave resumed.
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However, Kitty has not given up on him, and gets him to calm down, by working out a deal with the authorities (due to her own personal standing in the community) where Midge will be returned to him if he keeps his nose clean for several months. The romance between Kitty and Donovan further blossoms over the course of the next couple of months, as Donovan looks forward to the return of Midge. However, one day as he is visiting Midge, Kitty is robbed of $5,000 which she was transporting from the ironworks to the bank. The police, suspecting the worst, arrest Donovan.
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The bill, as amended, was called up on the House floor on April 13, 1953 and passed without discussion or dissent.1953 Congressional Record, Vol. 100, p. 3015 (April 13, 1953) Efforts to reach an agreement between the two state societies had continued, and on March 20, Clay Shaw, managing director of the New Orleans-based Louisiana Purchase 150th Anniversary Association, wrote to Newman, stating that Seymour Weiss would negotiate for the association, but when Weiss wrote to Newman on April 8, he stated he could see no point in working out a deal until the bill for a sesquicentennial coin was passed through Congress.
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After winning all four of his championship bouts in 1987, Tyson's promoter Don King organized a "dream match" with former WBC and IBF Heavyweight champion Larry Holmes. The 38-year- old Holmes had been out of boxing for nearly two years, having retired after two consecutive losses to Michael Spinks, who was then regarded as the lineal champion despite having been stripped of the IBF title. Holmes had difficulty working out a deal with King. However, with an estimated $3 million being offered to him, as well as the intrigue of once again becoming the Heavyweight champion, Holmes ultimately agreed to face Tyson stating, "They stole my title, and I had to come back."I Had to Come Back, Sports Illustrated article, 1988-01-18, Retrieved on 2013-05-01.
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Holyfield was coming off a successful defense of his Undisputed Heavyweight Championship after defeating 42-year-old former Heavyweight champion George Foreman. Meanwhile, Mike Tyson had twice defeated Donvan "Razor" Ruddock to become the number one contender to Holyfield's titles. However, the two sides had trouble working out a deal and both men's camps began to look into having their respective fighter instead face Foreman. In July 1991, it was reported that a Holyfield–Foreman rematch was agreed upon, but only a day later it was announced that Holyfield and Tyson's promoters, Dan Duva and Don King had agreed to a blockbuster deal that would see Holyfield and Tyson meet on November 8, 1991 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.Tyson to Fight Champ Holyfield, Won't Face Foreman, Philadelphia Inquirer article, 1991-07-11, Retrieved on 2013-05-12 In addition, Holyfield and Tyson were expected to split a then-record $45 million purse with the champion Holyfield reportedly to earn $30 million, while the challenger Tyson would net $15 million.
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