You have 10 resources to allocate to 4 possible areas.
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But he didn't specify how much money he would allocate to broadband.
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Lower pay means less income to allocate to debt repayment and to saving for retirement.
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We know he is lying because the total amount we allocate to these fields is less than .
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Asked how much money the National Republican Senatorial Committee would allocate to help Cruz in Texas, Sen.
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It's not just about the dollars you allocate to a program, but who was implementing the program.
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When you've figured out where to trim and how much to allocate to retirement, automate your savings.
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Democrats and Republicans argued back and forth for weeks over how much aid to allocate to Puerto Rico.
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In that case, what percentage of your "business income" should you allocate to housing, food, clothing and incidentals?
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The bottom line is that there is no single one-size-fits-all way to allocate to cash.
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Set a reasonable payoff schedule, based on how much you can afford to allocate to repayment each month.
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This will also allow co-investors to know how much of a round they should allocate to you.
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But managers also have access to a pool of discretionary funds, which they can allocate to individual employees.
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This would bode well for investors able to allocate to select emerging market currencies and local bond markets.
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The local government will also set aside another 103 million permits for auctions and to allocate to newcomers.
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The ample risks mean that most advisors will limit how much of a client portfolio they allocate to alternatives.
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However, EU countries have a hard time figuring out how much money to allocate to the different policy aims.
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Yet the Green Weighting Factor does not change the amount of regulatory capital the bank must allocate to its loans.
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Well established companies have not been overlooked; funding is earmarked to allocate to companies with ambitious investment and scale-up plans.
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Another way to keep your tax bill in check is to consider which investments you allocate to each type of account.
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Many managers were also authorized to slightly increase the total number of payroll hours that they could allocate to their workers.
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The key divide between Democrats, Republicans and the White House continues to center on how much aid to allocate to Puerto Rico.
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Greg Clarke, the chairman of the FA, has pledged to put the proceeds into a trust to allocate to improving local facilities.
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Company-provided health insurance can also increase consumer purchasing power by reducing the dollars consumers need to allocate to purchasing health insurance.
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And while nonprofits are known to have few funds to allocate to such positions, Peraza says many organizations do have communications budgets.
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Multiple countries are currently scrutinising Huawei's security practices, as governments decide which parts of their 5G networks to allocate to the Chinese giant.
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Life changing events, such marriage or children, can have a major impact on which benefits you choose and how much to allocate to them.
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"If your portfolio requires a longer duration bond allocation, and you have a long enough investment horizon, then just allocate to what is required."
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And the House doubled the $30 million that the Senate would allocate to the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assist local nonprofits and jurisdictions.
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"The more successful you become, the more time you have to allocate to thinking, so your job becomes more about thinking than doing," Hyatt said.
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Dias said no specific model has been discussed so far, but rejected the argument that GM has no product to allocate to the Oshawa plant.
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Tunisia is more politically stable than other African countries like Somalia or Libya, and thus has more resources and finances to allocate to its environment.
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"At the end of my life, I wish they would allocate to a place for me to keep these antiquities ... for Najaf, for Iraq" he said.
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As sales at department stores lag, brands including Michael Kors have announced plans to dial back on the amount of merchandise that they allocate to those locations.
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Consumers simply do not have any more free time to allocate to new attention seeking digital entertainment propositions, which means they have to start prioritising between them.
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Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon said the upgrade will save the economy billions of shekels in financing costs, which the government will allocate to health, education and welfare.
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But, the fact remains that launching an early-stage venture capital fund is very tough and we have founded Allocate to make it that little bit easier.
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Follow these tips to get started: Look carefully at your overall savings and budget to see how much money you can allocate to holiday purchases this year.
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For example, many employee expenses are doled out in a "flat allowance," in which employees receive a set amount at regular intervals to allocate to work purposes.
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"We think brands will continue to allocate to Foot Locker a high-end product assortment which includes many styles consumers can't find anywhere else," the report said.
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"Make a project plan for all of the critical work you will need to allocate to others during your absence, and build your back-up team," Marinelli adds.
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While the industry was excluded from the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement because its emissions are hard to allocate to individual countries, the international community has started to act.
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Past efforts to advance relief funding for Hurricane Michael and other natural disasters have fallen apart over how much money to allocate to Puerto Rico, per NBC News.
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Governments will have fewer resources to allocate to security forces in the fight against these groups, especially in less developed countries that are already struggling to combat them.
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China has a whopping $250 billion budget for the Olympics that Beijing could potentially allocate to "snow cannons to create a wintry landscape," according to state-broadcaster CGTN.
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The new legislation will deduct the money that the Palestinians allocate to their so-called "martyrs&apos fund" from taxes collected by Israel on behalf of the Palestinian Authority.
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If a streaming service sets aside the money it's trying to allocate to a songwriter it can't find, it can't be sued later on for not finding the songwriter.
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Thomson Reuters Chief Financial Officer Stephane Bello told an investor call that the payment represented what F&R used to allocate to Reuters News, plus "a tiny bit more".
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Even though a far greater percentage of college students qualify for financial aid than in the past, colleges and states have fewer dollars per student to allocate to them.
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"The government is required to issue joint titles for land that they allocate to landless families, but women are locked out of existing titles in their husband's name," he said.
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Big supermarkets are extending the amount of space that they allocate to the discs and even the turntables that twirl them have found a place on Amazon's best-seller lists.
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As the campaign season gets underway, editors, reporters and producers will have to decide how much of their resources they allocate to covering, discussing and analyzing Trump's latest incendiary message.
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It's important to keep a level-headed approach toward the amount you allocate to your monthly rent checks, said Dana Marineau, a vice president and financial advocate for Credit Karma.
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While the world stage rewards, even demands, the creation of global citizens who are culturally and linguistically fluent, the resources we allocate to language acquisition do not reflect this necessity.
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Once funding is secured, mainly from the 2% of budgets local companies must allocate to social responsibility measures, the campaign - devised with advertising agencies - should launch in early October, he said.
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A U.S. judge is weighing how much more Illinois must allocate to pay down $3.1 billion in Medicaid bills to ensure continued medical care for 3 million poor and disabled residents.
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"Although market conditions in Q4 have been more challenging, net inflows have remained robust as clients continued to allocate to EM," said Peel Hunt analyst Stuart Duncan in a note to clients.
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"It is apparent that SWFs continue to allocate to external managers for niche strategies," Laurelli said, noting three consecutive quarters of growing allocations to Malaysian equity and consistent allocations to EM infrastructure.
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Beyond regulations applied to how banks can raise funds internally, Wall Street's top banks are restricted in how much they can allocate to a private equity fund on a deal-by-deal basis.
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Ammann said that if the automaker, the South Korean government and unions can agree on a restructuring plan "there's investment in the business, new product programs that we'd look to allocate" to South Korea.
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Figure out what you may need to spend on (attire, travel, gifts) and how much you can afford over the course of the year, and then figure out what to allocate to each wedding.
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I wish it covered one mayoral decision that has been kept pretty quiet: She's been given some $30 million to allocate to additional health-related services for the homeless and, perhaps, other needy people.
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He did not specify which subjects would be a priority, how much money he might ask Congress to allocate to gun violence research, or whether he will transfer money from other health agency programs.
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"That is more than double the conservation budget the region's governments allocate to the forest areas," noted Aguilar-Gonzalez, who heads Fundacion Neotropica, a Costa Rican nonprofit that promotes community management of natural resources.
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The company knows it has 20 mid-sized sedans, 15 pick-up trucks and five executive cars; if you book a car, it will allocate to you one of the cars out of the pool.
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The new "Savings Pots" feature is being offered in partnership with third-party bank Investec Corporate & Investment Banking and lets you earn 1 percent interest on the money you specifically allocate to a Savings Pot.
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"There are limits on how much of a book you might want to allocate to one buyer - say 10%-15% - and also corporates might not want the ECB to be their biggest holder," he said.
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"Interestingly enough, this year the number one performing sector has been the natural resources sector... so we've seen a lot of clients passively allocate to commodities," said Natasha Petiton, vice president in strategic product management.
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Here's an idea for you, Mr. President and Congress: Immediately reduce your salary to the exact same amount that you intend to allocate to the millions of people who have lost their jobs and savings.
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Cash is an important part of any investor's portfolio, but how much you should allocate to it depends on a number of factors, and not all of them have to do with how old you are.
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"As a CFO, I'm sort of terrified by all of it because it threatens business models; it's very hard to manage in terms of thinking about how much money to allocate to these trends," said Stoddard.
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The debate between the White House and Congress focuses not just on how much money to allocate to border security, but also on the language stipulating where and how that money can be spent, he said.
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But Mr. Newsom has made it clear that he already plans to spend billions in early childhood education and community college, so it is unclear how much new funding he will allocate to K-12 schools.
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Indeed, Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Baird, says geographic diversification away from the U.S. market has hurt returns, so investors "are going to be a little bit gun shy" to allocate to the rest of the world.
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It's about us saying, 'This is a substantive source of revenue that a portion of it we can allocate to this critical infrastructure need, which impacts particularly low-income and working-class communities, who have limited options.
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"The introduction of derivatives provides the necessary market structure for institutions to allocate to crypto-currencies," which are short-term and long-term positives, according to Tom Lee, founder and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors.
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"Someone who is concerned about the downside may want to allocate to hedge funds in case there is a big meltdown in the markets," said Tayfun Icten, an analyst with research firm Morningstar, who follows hedge funds.
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Unlike many of its peers, the California State Teachers' Retirement System recently said it would continue to allocate to hedge funds as part of a move by the pension fund to diversify from its exposure in global stocks.
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The package, which was left off legislation that ended the country's longest shutdown earlier this year, was stymied for months as lawmakers squabbled over how much money to allocate to Puerto Rico's hurricane recovery over the president's opposition.
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Ncube spoke to Reuters as the central bank drip-fed dollars to a handful of commercial banks to allocate to large businesses, part of efforts to ease a cash crunch that has starved the country of many basic goods.
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"I think people who need to allocate to equities are doing it regardless of news and people who don't need to allocate are just sitting on their hands," said Ilya Feygin, managing director and senior strategist at WallachBeth Capital.
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The debt snowball crushes the smallest debts firstWith this method, you'll make a list of each of your debts, their amounts, and their interest rates, then figure out how much money you can allocate to debt repayment every month.
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A number of funds "have told us that we have become too unpredictable to do business with, and many larger general partners are cutting back the amounts that they are willing to allocate to us in their new funds", Cole said.
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In my opinion, it has never been more important to allocate to actively managed global equity portfolios that have the research capabilities and expertise to make tactical asset allocation decisions across the global market portfolio and monitor indirect country exposures.
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"Active management in a multi-sector fixed income portfolio where you give the portfolio manager flexibility to allocate to various sectors was a strong attractiveness to the fund," he said in reference to the Core Fixed Income Fund's record annual inflow.
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The bill — which would authorize $6900 million for the Election Assistance Commission to allocate to states to enhance their security ahead of 2628 — includes language that would bar voting machines from being connected to the internet and being produced in foreign countries.
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The amount that millionaires plan to allocate to short-term investments — cash, money market funds, CDs and Treasury bills — went up to 210 percent from 22016 percent in the November 2018 survey (for further reference, it had been at 13 percent in April 2016).
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Realising that Founders were relying on old posts by US VCs like Fred Wilson or perhaps Seedcamp to work out how much in share options they should allocate to employees, Index has gone ahead and done a huge amount of research into the area.
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CHICAGO, June 753 (Reuters) - A ruling on how much more money Illinois needs to allocate to Medicaid provider bills to ensure continued medical care for the state's poor and disabled residents should come out on Friday, a U.S. District Court judge said on Wednesday.
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Being a good citizen is good business, but at the end of the day the externalities that are caused by unfettered growth, it's our responsibility to take the 90 percent of GDP we allocate to government and hold government accountable and ensure that they do behave ethically.
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I think one of the challenges as we expand these policies is not the conventional debate about how many dollars do we allocate to bucket X or bucket Y, but rather how we maintain fidelity to the original goals of the program as we achieve scale.
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"I am very confident that what the Congress has now done, and the President is going to allocate to us in the budget is what we need to bring us back to a position of primacy," Mattis told reporters traveling with him to Rome on Sunday.
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Willing IPO investors complain of having relatively less cash to allocate to listings due to a long-term shift to passive investing strategies: assets under management in active managed funds fell in 2018 to 8.4 billion euros from 9.1 billion euros in 2017, according to Refinitiv Lipper data.
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In the case of Sony, Third Point built a $1.5 billion stake with the help of co-investment, a big bet that would have run afoul of rules of how much money Loeb could allocate to a particular bet in his main $15 billion fund, according to investors.
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Musk's recent comments are just the latest use of his superpower: reality distortion, made possible by his immense stature in the public eye thanks to the huge amounts of capital he can allocate to the utopian-sounding projects that have made him a media darling—hence the Iron Man comparison.
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It's 2018, and the exponential speed of technological development has strapped us on a one-way rocket to the future that is looking either potentially utopian or severely dystopian, depending on how crippling today's headlines are, how much money you have to spend on premium dating app accounts and "smart juicers," and how much mental energy you allocate to Twitter conflicts.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE reportedly intervened to slash billions of dollars worth of Medicaid funding the federal government was preparing to allocate to Puerto Rico as part of a new $1.4 trillion spending package.
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On my home PC, I have two terabytes of hard drive space, so I had more than enough room to host two operating systems side by side and still have a decent amount of storage allocated to each OS. When partitioning a disk to run both Windows/MacOS and Linux on the same computer, you can choose how much of your hard drive you want to allocate to each OS. In my case I chose to split it evenly.
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Allocation money, in Major League Soccer, represents an amount of money that teams may use to sign players and/or allocate to their salaries to get under the salary cap.
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Most rooms are assigned to a teacher but as there are not enough classrooms to allocate to each teacher, they generally flow around the school teaching in class rooms that are not in use according to the school timetable.
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Geographic segmentation is the marketer's appealing to particular geographic areas such as nations, regions, countries, cities or neighborhoods (Kotler et al., 2014). Particular knowledge of geographic preferences allows businesses and organisations to modify or change their product to allocate to their market, (Kotler et al., 2014).
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Males, on the other hand, can selectively absorb the eggs of lower-quality females after copulation. By doing so, the male gains nutrients by ingesting the nutritious egg, which he can then allocate to caring for the embryos he sires with preferred, higher quality females in the future.
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This divides the market into demographic field such as age, life cycle, gender, income, occupation, education, religion, and nationality (Kotler et al., 2014). Some companies offer different products and market strategies to allocate to various age and life cycles, other companies focus on specific age of life cycle groups. Kotler et al.
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Paradox set aside about 5% of the shares to allocate to Tencent, valued at about (). Wester continued to hold 33.3% of the shares of the company, while investment firm Spiltan held to 30.5% of the shares. Finances created by the offering allowed Paradox to begin several acquisitions of various studios and intellectual properties.
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BitTorrent peers use tit-for-tat strategy to optimize their download speed. More specifically, most BitTorrent peers use a variant of Tit for two Tats which is called regular unchoking in BitTorrent terminology. BitTorrent peers have a limited number of upload slots to allocate to other peers. Consequently, when a peer's upload bandwidth is saturated, it will use a tit- for-tat strategy.
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As androgen plays an important role in chick survival, the experiment suggested female blue-footed boobies use the attractiveness and perceived genetic quality of their mates to determine how much resources they should allocate to their eggs. This supports the differential allocation theory, which predicts that parents invest more in the care of their offspring when paired with attractive mates.
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Attempts in the past by philosophers and rhetoricians to allocate to rhetoric its own realm have ended with attempting to contain rhetoric within the domain of contingent and relative matters. Aristotle explained in Rhetoric, "The duty of rhetoric is to deal with such matters as we deliberate upon without arts or systems to guide us..."Aristotle. Rhetoric. Trans. W. Rhys Roberts. New York: Random House, 1954.
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208; Penelea Filitti, p. 61. Among the educational institutions he created was the Orthodox seminary in Iași's Socola Monastery. He took a personal interest in scientific education, and attended experiments in physics at the Moldavian capital's Princely School. During his first reign over Moldavia, Mourouzis notably passed a resolution clarifying the surface of land which boyars were required to allocate to peasants working on their estates.
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The tea gardens are to be an attractive feature of this part of the exhibition. With regard to the trade exhibition itself, every endeavour is being made to allocate to each nationality and group of exhibitors equally effective sites. What might he called the national group, each having its own focussed grouping of buildings are as follows Malay, Chinese, Arabian, Indian, Japanese, European shops, Dayaks, Bornean shops.
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Birds of Europe. London. HarperCollins. pp. 304–306 The song differs from that of the Iberian chiffchaff, which has a shorter '. However, mixed singers occur in the hybridisation zone and elsewhere, and can be difficult to allocate to species. When not singing, the common chiffchaff can be difficult to distinguish from other leaf warblers with greenish upperparts and whitish underparts, particularly the willow warbler.
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The PRC's approach was different from the Kuomintang. With regards to land, all land was owned by the central Chinese government and allocated for people to use, so technically no one, male or female, owned land. In 1978, the Chinese government set up a household farming system that split agricultural land into small plots for villages to allocate to citizens.Hare, Denise, Li Yang, and Daniel Englander.
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The United States Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) was created in 1976 to help low-income families reduce energy consumption and costs. WAP is governed by various federal regulations designed to help manage and account for the resources provided by the Department of Energy (DOE). WAP funding is derived from annual appropriations from Congress. Each year, the Senate and House Interior Appropriations committees decide how much funding to allocate to the Program.
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Sirius Satellite Radio was founded by Martine Rothblatt, David Margolese and Robert Briskman. In June 1990, Rothblatt's shell company, Satellite CD Radio, Inc., petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to assign new frequencies for satellites to broadcast digital sound to homes and cars. The company identified and argued in favor of the use of the S-band frequencies that the FCC subsequently decided to allocate to digital audio broadcasting.
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An account preference allowed the user to decide how much storage space to allocate to either service as they see fit. Users who wanted additional storage capacity could buy up to a total of 30 GB for a higher annual fee. The storage space for both email and an iDisk could be used in any way the user wanted, subject to the terms of the .Mac license agreement. .
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The Trust Game is similar to the dictator game, but with an added first step. In the trust game, one participant first decides how much of an endowment to give to the second participant. The first player is also informed that whatever they send will be tripled by the experimenter. Then the second participant (now acting as a dictator) decides how much of this increased endowment to allocate to the first participant.
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During Operation Ladbroke, part of the Allied invasion of Sicily, a shortage of gliders resulted in only six, instead of the required thirty, being allocate to the Field Ambulance. Of those six, only one reached land the others crashed into the sea. They were next deployed during the Allied invasion of Italy in Operation Slapstick. Soon afterwards the Field Ambulance returned to the United Kingdom, then in September 1944, they landed by glider in the Netherlands.
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The linear constraint indicates that every additional hour of leisure undertaken requires the loss of an hour of labour and thus of the fixed amount of goods that that labour's income could purchase. Individuals must choose how much time to allocate to leisure activities and how much to working. This allocation decision is informed by the indifference curve labelled IC1. The curve indicates the combinations of leisure and work that will give the individual a specific level of utility.
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Lianas also provide support for trees when strong winds blow. However, they may be destructive in that when one tree falls, the connections made by the lianas may cause many other trees to fall. As noted by Charles Darwin, because lianas are supported by other plants, they may conserve resources that other plants must allocate to the development of structure and use them instead for growth and reproduction. In general, lianas are detrimental to the trees that support them.
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Potter, 1912 Following her acquisition of Hill Top Farm in 1905 in Lancashire (now Cumbria), Potter began her most creative and productive years as a children's author and illustrator.MacDonald 1986, p. 87 By the end of the decade, however, she had grown weary of writing for children. Her eyesight was failing, and the demands of operating her farm and caring for her aging parents limited the amount of time and attention she could allocate to the production of books.
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His role in the acquisition of collections, his long tenure at the library and his bibliographical knowledge resulted in him being often consulted about the older literature in the library. He had a particular interest in incunabula on vellum of which he compiled a bibliography. Among his acquisitions from booksellers Van Praet found many valuable works which he found it prudent to allocate to particular collections, such as books on vellum, incunabula, annotated editions, fine bindings, etc., so restabishing the concept of "réserve".
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The village was burned down in the spring 1946 by the Polish Army after its Ukrainian population had been forced to re-allocate to Soviet Ukraine by Polish Army. The small chapel in Kamienne is very hard to get to. One has to hike through underbrush up a hill to get to it on top of needing an off-road vehicle to get to what is left of the village. The few standing buildings are just used now for hunting cabins.
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Toronto: William Briggs, 1896,pp. 17-23. The Canada Company received its Charter in 1826, ceased business in 1951 and was dissolved in December 1953. The administration of the Huron Tract demonstrates the uniquely North American tendency to allocate to private enterprise, functions which would normally have been the Crown prerogative in Britain. Nevertheless, private enterprise and the ruling elite never quite separated in the case of the Huron Tract, the Canada Company and the Family Compact being almost synonymous until after the Rebellions of 1837.
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After the establishment of Akuafo Hall, a Junior Common Room was allocate to resident students where such students could relax, debate over issues and interact with each other without any form of interference from senior members, similarly, the Senior Common Room provided senior members with a place for entertainment without interruptions from students. However, to avoid isolationism, the combination room was provided, where both student and lecturers could interact with each other.Prof. Justice A .K. P Kludze: Akuafo Hall 50 Years of Excellence, page 7. 2005.
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Utilization can be increased by virtue of the pooling, migration, and thin provisioning services. This allows users to avoid over-buying and over-provisioning storage solutions. In other words, this kind of utilization through a shared pool of storage can be easily and quickly allocated as it is needed to avoid constraints on storage capacity that often hinder application performance. When all available storage capacity is pooled, system administrators no longer have to search for disks that have free space to allocate to a particular host or server.
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Instead of a second class, characters that are born can transcend to a new second job, different from those of a character that hasn't been reborn. These transcended job types have more skills and a larger number of 'stat points' to allocate to characters compared to second classes. The experience curve for transcendent jobs is significantly higher. Players are given the option to advance onto their third classes which provide an additional set of skills as well as allowing with player to break through the traditional level cap of 99.
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Unlike the general election, voters in the U.S. territories can also elect delegates to the national conventions. Furthermore, each political party can determine how many delegates to allocate to each state and territory. In 2012 for example, the Democratic and Republican party conventions each used two different formulas to allocate delegates. The Democrats-based theirs on two main factors: the proportion of votes each state gave to the Democratic candidate in the previous three presidential elections, and the number of electoral votes each state had in the Electoral College.
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Despite the testimony, the county planning commission and the county board of commissioners approved a change in the comprehensive plan to rezone Kayak Point for the oil refinery. As part of the rezoning plan, Atlantic Richfield agreed to allocate to public recreation, as well as clean up any oil spills in the area regardless of fault. Opponents of the oil refinery, while pleased with the spill provision, sought penalties and damages in the event of a spill and feared that further petrochemical development could follow the refinery's opening.
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The authorised capital of a company (sometimes referred to as the authorised share capital, registered capital or nominal capital, particularly in the United States) is the maximum amount of share capital that the company is authorised by its constitutional documents to issue (allocate) to shareholders. Part of the authorised capital can (and frequently does) remain unissued. The authorised capital can be changed with shareholders' approval. The part of the authorised capital which has been issued to shareholders is referred to as the issued share capital of the company.
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The case was later dismissed by a Ugandan High Court. The September 2016 ruling by Justice Wilson Kwesiga cleared Bidco Uganda of any breaches of environmental degradation and land grabbing. In his ruling the judge termed the claims brought forward by the petitioners as "false". In February 2018, a mediation process by the dispute resolution office of the World Bank's International Finance Corporation resolved that the farmers would receive a lumpsum, which they would then allocate to each complainant based on a formula devised and agreed to by all parties.
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Ninety-seven families who occupy land which the government intends to allocate to the SEZ—only a few of whom have land documents—will have to relocate. They are likely to be paid about 7,000-12,000 baht per rai in compensation. There have been several attempts by previous governments to develop an SEZ in Tak as the province is a centre of border trade with Myanmar, which also connects to the Indian market. Mae Sot contributed 64 billion baht in exports in the 2015 fiscal year, a 14.8 percent increase from 2014.
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Wood tiger moths have a limited amount of resources to allocate to different life history traits and adaptive strategies; thermoregulation is an important part of their physiology, especially in the cooler climates of North America and Eurasia. As latitude increases, populations of P. plantaginis show higher melanization (conversion of resources into melanin). This melanin confers thermoregulatory advantages by increasing a male moth's ability to absorb radiation. This increased melanization comes at a cost, however, as it is costly to produce, and thus male moths with more melanization suffer increased predation as their warning signals are weaker.
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In 2013, as part of a European Union (EU) member state, Scottish farmers received £583 million in subsidy payments from the EU under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Annual CAP payments are made to the UK, which then determines how much to allocate to each of the devolved administrations, including Scotland. In the last CAP agreement, farmers in the UK qualified for additional convergence payments because Scottish farmers received a lower average single farm payment per hectare, mainly due to the mountainous terrain in Scotland. Supporters of independence therefore believed that an independent Scotland would receive greater agricultural subsidies as an independent state.
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In an Opalesque.TV interview, François-Serge discusses the history of academic research in studying hedge funds. His greatest research contribution to the study of hedge funds came with EDHEC and focused on the risk dimension of alternative investments, and as a result of the risk dimension the asset allocation dimension. His research leads to conclusions of how to control the risk of a hedge fund portfolio, what are the key risk factors to analyse, and also how should you allocate to hedge fund both from strategic long-term perspective, and also a short-term tactical one.
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As individuals who hold higher status positions tend to possess rare skills or assume positions society deems very essential, have higher incomes. Overall the median household income was $46,326 in 2005 while the median personal income (including only those above the age of 25) was $32,140. Per capita household income, the income a household is able to allocate to each member of the household is also an important variable in determining a given household's standard of living. A high household income may be offset by a large household size; thus, resulting in a low per capita household income.
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In early 1944 the Marine Corps had four divisions, with two more being formed. Even with nearly a half million Marines in service, the Corps had insufficient manpower to allocate to the new divisions, because of large numbers of men assigned to defense, parachute, raider, barrage balloon, amphibious tractor and other specialized units. With no further expansion of the Corps planned, the only way to add manpower to the new divisions was to obtain it from existing organizations. The anticipated need for commando-type units had not materialized, and the development of the amphibious tractor and improved fire support had ended the need for light assault units.
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Asset allocation is the decision faced by an investor who must choose how to allocate their portfolio across a number of asset classes. For example, a globally invested pension fund must choose how much to allocate to each major country or region. In principle Modern Portfolio Theory (the mean-variance approach of Markowitz) offers a solution to this problem once the expected returns and covariances of the assets are known. While Modern Portfolio Theory is an important theoretical advance, its application has universally encountered a problem: although the covariances of a few assets can be adequately estimated, it is difficult to come up with reasonable estimates of expected returns.
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Even if the environment of a planet could be altered deliberately, the feasibility of creating an unconstrained planetary environment that mimics Earth on another planet has yet to be verified. Mars is usually considered to be the most likely candidate for terraforming. Much study has been done concerning the possibility of heating the planet and altering its atmosphere, and NASA has even hosted debates on the subject. Several potential methods of altering the climate of Mars may fall within humanity's technological capabilities, but at present the economic resources required to do so are far beyond that which any government or society is willing to allocate to it.
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If a voter changes precincts due to redistricting then the chances of their continuing to vote in future elections decreases. The confusion that redistricting causes will deter the voter from looking into the new precinct where he or she should now vote. In addition, the informational costs associated with alerting voters of their new polling location will also affect the voter turnout because it is highly unlikely that funds will be available to allocate to ensure that every voter knows where to vote. Redistricting can be beneficial in order to provide a convenient location, but careful consideration should be taken before such a decision is made.
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For example, with the increased help in feeding their young seen in Northern Cardinals with more plumage-brightness, comes an increase in the overall amount of food that is likely to be given to the offspring - even if the mother has more children. Though females may choose this trait with the presumed directly advantageous aim of allowing them more time and energy to allocate to producing more offspring, it also benefits the offspring in that two parents provide food instead of one, thereby increasing the likelihood of the overall amount of food available to the offspring despite a possible increase in the amount of offspring siblings.
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The disposable soma theory of aging states that organisms age due to an evolutionary trade-off between growth, reproduction, and DNA repair maintenance. Formulated by Thomas Kirkwood, the disposable soma theory explains that an organism only has a limited amount of resources or "soma" that it can allocate to its various cellular processes. Therefore, a greater investment in growth and reproduction would result in reduced investment in DNA repair maintenance, leading to increased cellular damage, shortened telomeres, accumulation of mutations, compromised stem cells, and ultimately, senescence. Although many models, both animal and human, have appeared to support this theory, parts of it are still controversial.
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By repeatedly making the test environment of a specimen of P. polycephalum cold and dry for 60 minute intervals, Hokkaido University biophysicists discovered that the slime mold appears to anticipate the pattern by reacting to the conditions when they did not repeat the conditions for the next interval. Upon repeating the conditions, it would react to expect the 60 minute intervals, as well as testing with 30 and 90 minute intervals. P. polycephalum has also been shown to dynamically re-allocate to apparently maintain constant levels of different nutrients simultaneously. In one particular instance, a specimen placed at the center of a Petri dish spatially re-allocated over combinations of food sources that each had different protein-carbohydrate ratios.
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When used within the MP3 compression process, joint stereo normally employs multiple techniques, and can switch between them for each MPEG frame. Typically, a modern encoder's joint stereo mode uses M/S stereo for some frames and L/R stereo for others, whichever method yields the best result. Encoders use different algorithms to determine when to switch and how much space to allocate to each channel; quality can suffer if the switching is too frequent or if the side channel doesn't get enough bits. With some encoding software, it is possible to force the use of M/S stereo for all frames, mimicking the joint stereo mode of some early encoders like Xing.
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This is because Product B needs lesser input or drivers to produce a given number of outputs. EBAC is a methodology that is both easy and convenient to apply. Firms using ABC could instantly explore the alternative and improved EBAC as no new data collection effort is required. The use of EBAC as compared to earlier established methods results in key changes in host of pertinent cost control and decision making scenario business face like to make or buy, to accept or reject a special order, to continue or shut down a cost/revenue centre, how much to price products and services and how much resources to allocate to different products and establish output volume levels.
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He had developed his own version of poker in which he could play either of two hands dealt to him. By this strategy Tembinok' would win most of the tobacco, so that Tembinok' ended up with effective control of the tobacco, which he would allocate to his wives and other subjects, so that he was, as described by Stevenson "the sole fount of all indulgences".In the South Seas, Part V, Ch. 2 While Stevenson refers to Tembinok' as "the last tyrant", Stevenson's account of his time with Tembinok' is much more sympathetic that given to Nakaeia, the ruler of Butaritari and Makin atolls in the Gilbert Islands. Nakaeia allowed two San Francisco trading firms to operate, Messrs, Crawford and Messrs.
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More than 150 documented violations and 69 charges were cited under NCAA bylaws in the categories of improper recruiting inducements, extra benefits to student- athletes, ethical conduct, improper financial aid, improper campus visits, improper transportation and entertainment, improper use of funds, improper employment, and improper recruiting contact. As a result of these violations, Clemson was publicly reprimanded and censured by the NCAA. The football team was barred from participating in bowl games following the 1982 and 1983 seasons, and barred from appearing on live television in the 1983 and 1984 seasons. Also, the number of scholarships that the university could allocate to football players was restricted to 20 (from the normal limit of 30) for the 1983–84 and 1984–85 academic years.
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There is speculation about causes of a decline in automobile usage. Analysts such as Newman as well as views expressed in the journal edited by Melia entitled World Transport Policy and Practice point to various interrelated causes. Factors include: # Travel time budgets, a theoretical psychological limit suggesting a long term constraint on the amount of time people allocate to travel of about one hour a day. Studies using this concept (albeit not always defined in the same way) have included those of Zahavi (1974), Mogridge (1983) and Metz (2010) who suggested that saturation would naturally follow from the observation that access to destinations increased with the square of speed, but was offset by the tendency for each additional choice of destination to offer less and less extra benefit.
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As they (1887) explained: > In some establishments the direct expenditures in wages and materials only > is considered to constitute the cost; and no attempt is made to allocate to > the various working or stock orders any portion of the indirect expenses. > Under this system the difference between the sum of the wages and materials > expended on the articles and their selling price constitutes the gross > profit, which is carried in the aggregate to the credit of profit and loss, > the indirect factory expenses already referred to, together with the > establishment expenses and depreciation, being particularised on the debit > side of that account. This method has certainly simplicity in its favour, > but a more efficient check upon the indirect expenses would be obtained by > establishing a relation between them and the direct expenses.
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The project had not yet been greenlit when the agency approached Daniel Kleinman, known for his work on James Bond title sequences, with the intention of taking him on as a director. After looking over the concept pitch and a rough draft of the script, Kleinman's immediate impressions were that the idea was "fresh", "an opportunity to try out some new techniques", and that it would "put Guinness back on track, doing a big 'wow' idea". (requires age verification) Kleinman contacted a pair of Canadian graphic novel artists to begin the storyboarding process. Storyboarding the commercial meant that the agency could determine how much of the £1.3M budget to allocate to each section, and provided them with visuals to use as part of the presentation to Diageo when pitching the various concepts for a decision on which to pursue.
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This is called the "Zoned CAV" system; there are five zones of 16 tracks each, the inner most zone had 8 sectors per track, the next zone 9 sectors per track, and so on; the outermost zone has 12 sectors per track. This allows more space per disk (400 kB) and also improves reliability by reducing the number of sectors on the inner tracks which had less physical media to allocate to each sector. The external 400-kilobyte Macintosh drive will work on any Macintosh that does not have a high density SuperDrive controller (due to electrical changes with the interface), but the disks in practice only support the MFS file system. Although a 400-kilobyte disk may be formatted with HFS, it cannot be booted from, nor is it readable in a Mac 128/512.
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"Article III Distribution of Powers, Section 3. Joint legislative committee to allocate emergency fund appropriations and to authorize expenditures beyond budgetary limits", Constitution of Oregon (2017 Edition), Oregon Blue Book, Oregon State Archives, Oregon Secretary of State, Salem, Oregon, 2017, accessed December 30, 2017. The Emergency Board is authorized by Article III, Section 3 of the Oregon Constitution and is established in law under Oregon statute ORS 291.326. The statute outlines the following responsibilities and powers for the board: > (1) The Emergency Board, during the interim between sessions of the > Legislative Assembly, may exercise the following powers: :(a) Where an > emergency exists, to allocate to any state agency, out of any emergency fund > that may be appropriated to the Emergency Board for that purpose, additional > funds beyond the amount appropriated to the agency by the Legislative > Assembly, or funds to carry on an activity required by law for which an > appropriation was not made.
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The General Assembly met in the old Dauphin County Court House until December 1821, when the Federal-style "Hills Capitol" (named for its builder, Stephen Hills, a Lancaster architect) was constructed on a hilltop land grant of four acres set aside for a seat of state government by the prescient, entrepreneurial son and namesake of John Harris, Sr., a Yorkshire native who had founded a trading post in 1705 and ferry (1733) on the east shore of the Susquehanna River. The Hills Capitol burned down on February 2, 1897, during a heavy snowstorm, presumably because of a faulty flue. Flag of the Commonwealth 1863 The General Assembly met at Grace Methodist Church on State Street (still standing) until a new capitol could be built. Following an architectural selection contest that many alleged had been "rigged", Chicago architect Henry Ives Cobb was charged with designing and building a replacement building; however, the legislature had little money to allocate to the project, and a roughly finished, somewhat industrial building (the Cobb Capitol) was completed.
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Requires the Secretary to: (1) adjust the funds allocated for FY2015 under the AIDS Housing Opportunity Act to Wilmington, Delaware, on behalf of the Wilmington, Delaware-Maryland-New Jersey Metropolitan Division; and (2) allocate a portion to the state of New Jersey according to a specified formula. Directs the Secretary to allocate to Wake County, North Carolina, certain funds that otherwise would be allocated for FY2015 under such Act to Raleigh, North Carolina, on behalf of the Raleigh-Cary, North Carolina, Metropolitan Statistical Area (as modified). Authorizes the Secretary to: (1) adjust FY2015 allocations under such Act upon the written request of a grant applicant for a formula allocation on behalf of a metropolitan statistical area (as modified), and (2) designate the state or states in which the metropolitan statistical area is located as the eligible grantee(s) of the allocation. (Sec. 204) Requires any grant, cooperative agreement, or other assistance made pursuant to this title to be made on a competitive basis and in accordance with the Department of Housing and Urban Development Reform Act of 1989. (Sec.
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The preliminary works for the diversion of the river got off to a bad start when the explosive charge used in mid-June to remove the upstream dumpling damaged the steel sheet pile cofferdam downstream of it. This cofferdam has been constructed to ensure that water didn't carrying any blast debris from the upper dumpling into the sluice channel. Eventually the debris and the cofferdam were removed, allowing unrestricted flow down the diversion channel. Now it was necessary to block off the river so all of the water flowed down the diversion channel. The river's average flow was 17,650 cusecs (499.8 cumecs) and by June it had fallen to 6,000 cusecs (170 cumecs), but by the time work had been completed to a stage that a firm date of 1 July had been selected to attempt the diversion the flow had increased to 12,000 cusecs (340 cumecs). Extra bulldozers were allocate to the attempt as the steady increased to 15,000 cusecs (425 cumecs) and then 18,000 cusecs (510 cumecs).
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