Sentences with phrase «except kalonji»

The new set - top box adds voice search, motion control and a touch pad at a starting cost of $ 149 (the Roku 3, which has all of that except the touch pad, sells for $ 99 in Canada).

There is no real insurance when it comes to stocks, except for complicated and expensive put options, which give owners the right to sell their shares of a given stock when it hits a particular price, Cramer explained.

Blumenthal's mom said, «Help others, don't lie (except for the occasional white lie), and always laugh.»

Focus Mode will block all websites and applications except the ones you approve.

Building a startup is exactly like that, except take away the fancy parties and the groupies, not to mention the pranks, easy money and the drinking.

Google Senior VP of Cloud Diane Greene is 40 weeks in to her stint as the ruler of the search giant's increasingly important enterprise software sales business, and she says that things are going great, except for one small thing.

Fewer still — maybe none except Ghosn — have done it while also a top executive at a separate industrial giant on the other side of the world.

The OLED screen is so bright and clear, it makes every app shine (except for a few that don't quite work with the notch yet — more on that in a moment).

However, it is quite rare everywhere except in West Africa.

Hulu's live product will work much like a regular cable or satellite TV package, except that it will be delivered over the internet to your smart TV, phone, tablet, and so on.

Files that were empty except for labels that the executive secretary had carefully typed up.

Instead we have a cornucopia of the finest brews available anywhere in the world, except maybe Belgium.

«You pay for everything in your life except some of the stuff on the internet,» Fried says.

I believe you get paid for the same thing, except your performance lasts a year and mine only lasts an hour.

Except for a few places that went out of business, they ultimately placed Samuel Adams in every single one.

While George Clooney's recent description of life as a father does not paint him as «a mess,» except for the bit about vomit, it does indicate he has his hands full with the two little ones.

We're all human — except for that one person in accounting maybe.

The good news for Apple fans is that this model might do everything except slice your bread in the morning, but it will come at a cost.

One feels sorry for BHP and RIO except when one remembers that BHP, RIO and Xstrata negotiated the MRRT without FMG, Hancock, or any of the other iron ore miners like Atlas, Mt Gibson, and BC Iron.

While the White House released little information about his activities except to say he had «meetings and calls,» it's clear Trump and his advisers were discussing Comey's fate.

I won't even spoil it for you except to say it looks like something a modern - day fourth grader would be mortified to create; you should check it out.

I just moved to NYC, and my roommate and I remembered to bring everything except silverware — smooth move, Waggoner.

Philip Morris (pm), the maker of Marlboro cigarettes everywhere except the United States, gets the vast majority of its sales and profits from traditional cigarettes, which kill an estimated 6 million people a year worldwide.

Most people are unfamiliar with how the data they consume gets to their computers except to say it's got something to do with bytes and they'd like it mostly for free, thanks.

Meanwhile, within the next five years, China and India will comprise 900 million consumers — three times the U.S. market — and China will have more affluent citizens than any country except the U.S., U.K. and Japan.

Suppliers have a lot of the same concerns as customers, except they're in the other direction on the supply chain.

So if we have the same scenario as above, except only $ 5,000,000 worth of damage was incurred, you'd only get paid out the percentage insured amount, which would be 50 % or $ 2,500,000.

It also prohibits content that comes from a hacked source, «except in limited cases of newsworthiness.»

«In the evening news each evening, the Olympics have not been mentioned except in the context of the North Korean party delegation attending events.

We worked every day, except for Sundays.

Passphrase rules bypass most of the traditional password rules, except for minimum length.

Fine, except you've probably emailed plenty of people you've never met in real life, or had to communicate with only once or twice.

There is nothing that looks more unprofessional than when a customer service rep says «I don't know,» except for when the customer has more information that the representative.

In the meantime, there's zilch for those passengers to do except stare out the window and ponder how increasingly useless they're becoming.

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He won't go into any kind of detail about what's to come, except to say: «Next year, completing the core things that people need in a bed is definitely our first priority.»

That night, after regaining my strength, I find myself in a drab commercial area north of Georgetown, inside a basement bar unmarked outside except for a small, illuminated sign and a chalkboard easel reading Cupcake Wars, Tonight!

Or it would have been, except that the IRS considers teaching a worker to perform a job «in a particular method or manner» a key sign that the worker is an employee, not an independent contractor.

Aside from being asinine business, that would violate Title II Section 222 of the Communications Act, which says common carriers can not permit access to «individually identifiable» customer data except in a few specific instances, like when required by law.

Congress has allocated the DOE $ 350 million to offer forgiveness to student loan borrowers who meet all requirements for PSLF except that they were enrolled in graduated or extended repayment plans, which are ineligible for relief.

A non-exempt employee must be paid only for hours worked, except for the possible exceptions noted in the section above on temporary shut downs.

But this day of typical Easter activities was preceded by something considered an anomaly by any President except this one: several early morning tweets defending his decision not to label China a currency manipulator — a policy reversal from his campaign rhetoric — and criticizing the protesters in Saturday's tax marches who demanded he release his returns.

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Except it isn't [a] cause.

He's financially on the left except when he's on the right, and socially on the right except when he's on the left.

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It's sort of like a motorized skateboard, except you stand with your feet side - by - side instead of one in front of the other.

At 24, he returned to Japan to start Softbank and the rest is history, except for one interesting twist: Years later, Son actually managed to get his childhood hero, Fujita, to sit on Softbank's board of directors.

«I work in an industry with a busy season such that you can not get time off toward the end, except in life or death situations.

Caroline White also advises to give away almost everything for free, «except the one thing you do the best, and charge a lot for that.»