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Starting Monday, teams were able to start waiving players and making moves to reshape their rosters.
THE 10 BIGGEST ROSTER QUESTIONS IN THE NFL AS THE OFFSEASON BEGINSJOHN CLAYTONFEBRUARY 9, 2021WASHINGTON POSTUnder a deal brokered with Shapiro, Comcast on Wednesday pledged to be more transparent about its pricing and take additional steps that include waiving some fees for customers who cancel their cable and Internet contracts early.
COMCAST SUSPENDS INTERNET DATA LIMITS, FEES FOR NORTHEAST CUSTOMERSTONY ROMMFEBRUARY 3, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt also worked with its existing customers by offering flexibility and rent relief in the way of waived late fees and flexible payment scheduling, for example.
DIVVY HOMES SECURES $110M SERIES C TO HELP RENTERS BECOME HOMEOWNERSMARY ANN AZEVEDOFEBRUARY 2, 2021TECHCRUNCHIn March, DoorDash temporarily waived pickup fees for restaurants.
RESTAURANTS AVOIDING BIG DELIVERY APPS HAVE TO GET CREATIVEKRISTEN HAWLEYFEBRUARY 1, 2021EATERSome, like Barbados and Costa Rica, are waiving income taxes entirely for anyone who comes, while others, such as Greece, are cutting their burden in half.
CAN THESE CREATIVE TAXES CATCH UP WITH A CHANGING WORLD?NICK FOURIEZOSJANUARY 14, 2021OZYThe report also noted that the city could waive the commitment to set aside funds for infrastructure called for in a 2016 ballot measure, a step the city took to balance this year’s budget.
CITY LEADERS WARN DEPARTMENTS: START LOOKING FOR CUTSLISA HALVERSTADTJANUARY 12, 2021VOICE OF SAN DIEGOProPublica also said the family had agreed to waive its privacy rights so that the facility could comment.
THE NURSING HOME DIDN’T SEND HER TO THE HOSPITAL, AND SHE DIEDBY SEAN CAMPBELLJANUARY 8, 2021PROPUBLICAVenmo adds a check-cashing feature, waives fees for stimulus checks
BBVA SAYS THAT IT IS SHUTTING DOWN BANKING APP SIMPLE, WILL TRANSFER USERS TO BBVA USAINGRID LUNDENJANUARY 7, 2021TECHCRUNCHThe service’s “Bandcamp Fridays,” which waive its revenue cut, have raised $40 million to date.
MUSIC MADE 2020 BETTER, BUT WE FAILED TO MAKE 2020 BETTER FOR MUSICIANSBRIAN HEATERDECEMBER 25, 2020TECHCRUNCHThey went back to consider the policy change, Atkins flipped her vote to waive the policy and then supported Cushman after all.
POLITICS REPORT: RECALL PUSH NOT DISMISSEDSCOTT LEWIS AND ANDREW KEATTSDECEMBER 19, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGOSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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WORDS RELATED TO WAIVE
- delaying
- dismissing
- dropping
- freezing
- giving up
- hanging up
- holding
- holding off
- holding over
- holding up
- lying aside
- mothballing
- pigeonholing
- prolonging
- proroguing
- putting aside
- putting off
- putting on back burner
- putting on hold
- putting on ice
- scrubbing
- sidelining
- slowing up
- staying
- suspending
- tabling
- tying up
- waiving
- abandon
- buckle under
- capitulate
- cave in
- cede
- commit
- concede
- consign
- cry uncle
- deliver up
- eat crow
- eat humble pie
- entrust
- fall
- fold
- forego
- give in
- go along with
- go down
- go under
- hand over
- knuckle
- knuckle under
- leave
- let go
- pack it in
- part with
- play dead
- put up white flag
- quit
- relinquish
- renounce
- roll over
- submit
- succumb
- throw in the towel
- toss it in
- waive
- yield
- abandoning
- buckling under
- capitulating
- caving in
- ceding
- committing
- conceding
- consigning
- crying uncle
- delivering up
- eating crow
- eating humble pie
- entrusting
- falling
- folding
- foregoing
- giving in
- going along with
- going down
- going under
- handing over
- knuckling
- knuckling under
- leaving
- let going
- packing it in
- part with
- playing dead
- putting up white flag
- quitting
- relinquishing
- renouncing
- rolling over
- submitting
- succumbing
- throwing in the towel
- tossing it in
- waiving
- yielding
- adjourn
- arrest
- bar
- break up
- can
- cease
- check
- count out
- cut short
- debar
- defer
- discontinue
- eject
- eliminate
- exclude
- file
- halt
- hang
- hang fire
- hang up
- hold up
- inactivate
- intermit
- interrupt
- lay aside
- lay off
- lay on the table
- lay over
- omit
- pigeonhole
- pink-slip
- postpone
- procrastinate
- prorogue
- protract
- put a stop to
- put an end to
- put off
- put on back burner
- put on hold
- put on ice
- put on the shelf
- reject
- retard
- rule out
- shelve
- stave off
- stay
- waive
- withhold
- abandoned
- abdicated
- admitted defeat
- back down
- bent
- bought
- bowed
- broke
- called it quit
- came to terms
- capitulated
- caved in
- ceded
- collapsed
- crumpled
- deferred
- folded
- folded up
- gave oneself over
- gave up
- gave way
- handed over
- knuckled
- knuckled under
- lay down arms
- left
- let went
- part with
- relaxed
- relented
- relinquished
- resigned
- sagged
- submitted
- succumbed
- suffered defeat
- threw in the towel
- went
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