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I always see this commercial.

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Official Site - Flex Seal® Family Of Products

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Products Archive - Official Site - Flex Seal® Family Of Products

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i see this add for the i phone x a lot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW6hFttt_KE

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Explore iPhone, the world's most powerful personal device. Check out the new iPhone XS and iPhone XR.

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iPhone X — Introducing iPhone X — Apple - YouTube

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4wEI5zhHB0

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The Gatorade commercials always get my attention!

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I always see commercials for the iPhone 8

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I always see commercials for the iPhone 8

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Chelsea Kline

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iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus — Unveiled — Apple

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iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. A new durable glass design and Retina HD display with True Tone. Wireless charging, augmented reality, and even better cameras. A11 Bionic, the most powerful and smartest chip in a smartphone. And introducing Portrait Lighting on iPhone 8 Plus. A new generation of iPhone.

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I always see Ads for the Samsung galaxy S8

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The water resistant Galaxy S8. Made for summer.

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I always see the new IPhone X ad

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I always see the iPhone 8 ad

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The all-new design of iPhone 8 features durable glass, front and back. More advanced cameras. The powerful new A11 Bionic chip. And wireless charging.

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https://youtu.be/X6vTij9iop4

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New hockey stick

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Ice Hockey Sticks Shafts Wooden Hockey Sticks Stick Blades

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HockeyMonkey has the worlds largest selection of hockey sticks with a variety from Bauer CCM Warrior and many more Browse sticks for adults and kids

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I see this add all the time

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Check out the official Fresh Empire website featuring exclusive videos, fresh gear, event dates, contests details and info about living tobacco-free. Keep it Fresh. Keep it tobacco-free.

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Best Buy will now only sell the iPhone X and iPhone 8 through monthly carrier payment plans and has stopped offering customers the option of buying Apple's latest smartphones outright in one lump sum. The move, reported by Bloomberg, comes after the retailer took criticism for charging an extra $100 on top of the already-expensive $999 iPhone X starting price listed by Apple and wireless carriers. The iPhone 8 was marked up in a similar way.

"Although there was clearly demand for the unactivated iPhone X, selling it that way cost more money, causing some confusion with our customers and noise in the media," a spokesperson told Bloomberg. "That's why we decided a few days ago to only sell the phone the traditional way, through installment billing plans."

Best Buy seemed oddly defensive in responding to the initial complaints. The company's earlier explanation was that buying a device outright "sometimes has a cost." The $100 premium only applied to buying the iPhone X at full price; monthly carrier payment plans were unaffected.

The retailer hasn't gone into detail about exactly how or why selling an unactivated iPhone "costs more money." But the decision removes one popular avenue for purchasing Apple's new smartphone for people who don't want to sign up for months of recurring payments. Apple isn't yet selling an unlocked version of the iPhone X, so even buying direct from the company at full price will require an existing account with a mobile carrier.

This is by no means the first time that Best Buy has tacked on an added premium for customers trying to buy new smartphones at full retail cost. I've noticed it plenty in the past - for Android devices, too. The company clearly wants to steer shoppers toward the monthly plans, which is also evidenced by its approach to offering phones at a discount. When Best Buy promotes $100-, $200-, or $300-off sales, that pricing usually only applies if you purchase through monthly financing. The retailer presumably gets kickbacks from carriers when making those sales, and that bonus doesn't apply to customers who just walk in and buy a phone outright.

So to sum this up, rather than bring the full price down to match that of other stores, Best Buy is instead saying "You know what? Screw it" and going all in on monthly payments. Sometimes complaining about a thing doesn't have the result you expect.

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Best Buy won't let you buy the iPhone X or iPhone 8 at full price anymore

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Best Buy will now only sell the iPhone X and iPhone 8 through monthly carrier payment plans and has stopped offering customers the option of buying Apple's latest smartphones outright in one lump sum.

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Nintendo Switch - people buying tons and tons since it was in stores

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Tyler Ponitz

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ItLOS ANGELES - Dave Roberts showed trust in the key components of his bullpen, and it paid off handsomely in closing out Tuesday night's Game 6 win to even the World Series against the Astros.

Dodgers relievers retired 14 of their 17 batters faced on Tuesday, including closer Kenley Jansen retiring all six of his batters faced, striking out three.

"He's the best closer in baseball. To see him coming out of the bullpen for the eighth, everybody was really excited," Rich Hill said. "We knew he wanted to come back and prove himself, go out there and win it for every other guy in this locker room. There's nobody else we would want on the mound that late in the game, with the game on the line, than Kenley."

Jansen allowed a run in each of his previous three appearances, including a blown save in Game 2 and a loss in Game 5. It was the first time he allowed runs in consecutive games - let alone three straight games - in over two years.

"It doesn't matter how many runs they scored on us. That's all in the past," Jansen said. "The great thing about this bullpen is that we let that go, and don't think about it anymore. We believe in ourselves, and we just go out and try to win ballgames."

When Jansen entered the game, it was to face the middle of Houston's lineup - Carlos Correa, Yuli Gurriel, and Brian McCann - and it wasn't a given that he would pitch two innings. But after two pop ups and a strikeout took only seven pitches in the eighth inning, the decision to let him finish the ninth was that much easier.

"When I called on him in the eighth. I wasn't certain. I just knew that part of the order, I just wanted him to attack those guys," Roberts said. "If he wasn't as efficient in the eighth, then I would have been put in a different situation to call on to close that game out."

Jansen threw 19 pitches in total in Game 6.

Another decision Roberts made was sticking with Brandon Morrow, who allowed four runs on six pitches in Game 5, on his third consecutive day of work. Monday's off day rejuvenated Morrow, who retired Alex Bregman to get out of a bases-loaded situation in the fifth, then recorded two more outs in the sixth.

"I just felt that that was, with Justin Verlander on the mound, that was going to be the game," Roberts said. "So a guy that we've trusted all year long in that spot, I felt that you have to use that bullet in Brandon Morrow, and I've believed in him all year long. And he came through in the biggest spot of the season."

Morrow has pitched in 13 of the Dodgers' 14 postseason games - one shy of Paul Assenmacher's single-season record - including all six World Series games. Ten of those outings have been scoreless.

Kenta Maeda also had a bounce back, though his was after allowing his only run of this postseason. After giving up a game-tying home run to Jose Altuve in the fifth inning on Sunday in Houston, Maeda preserved a 2-1 lead in the seventh by getting Altuve to ground out with runners at the corners and two outs.

"Kenta, talking about redemption, and just to get another opportunity to pitch some big outs right there, and you've got an MVP at the plate," Roberts said. "For Kenta to get those outs, bridge that gap, like he's done for us in this postseason was huge. And Kenta keeps coming up big."

That ground out by Altuve was saved by a tremendous scoop at first base by Cody Bellinger, who was 0-for-4 at the plate for his second golden sombrero of the World Series.

"Can't say enough about the pick that Cody made. That was huge," Roberts said. "When you get a young player that isn't there with the bat but can still have the presence of mind to still play defense and impact the game, that's what we get in Cody."

Up next

Yu Darvish and Lance McCullers Jr. will start on the mound on Wednesday in Game 7, but it's basically going to be all hands on deck for both teams.

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Trust in Dodgers bullpen pays off with Game 6 win

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The Dodgers bullpen has been used quite often this postseason, and were beaten up in Game 5. But in Game 6 of the World Series, Kenley Jansen, Brandon Morrow and Kenta Maeda came through when they most needed it, sending this series against the Astros to a decisive Game 7.

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McCoy Biagioli

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Drilled (feat. Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan) | State Farm® Commercial

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DeAndre and Chris have no problem drilling and nailing shots on the court. It's the drilling and nailing off the court when things fall apart. Luckily, with combined home and auto insurance, Chris' State Farm agent is there to pick up the pieces. Detailed Transcript http://static1.st8fm.com/accessible-transcripts/DrilledfeatChrisPaulandDeAndreJordanStateFarmCommercial.txt

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Apple Watch is the ultimate device for a healthy life. Available in three models: Apple Watch Ultra 2, Apple Watch Series 9, and Apple Watch SE.

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Wubble Bubble Ball TV Commercial, 'Many Ways to Play'

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Wubble Bubble Ball is the amazing toy that looks like a bubble and plays like a ball. Gather your friends and play with your WUbble Bubble Ball today!

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HOT TOY- SOLD OUT-