Biden currently has 34 delegates of the 77 allotted so far, or around 33% of what's been allotted so far.
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According to ICE officials, they were concerned that ORR staff were consuming too much of the 10 minutes allotted for parents and children to speak and were also going over the allotted time.
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First class guests are allotted five minutes of hot water.
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Mr Rajapaksa took the seat allotted to the prime minister.
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The whole thing took less than the 30 minutes allotted.
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The time allotted for the written exam was four hours.
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Again, she must measure her body against the allotted space.
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Cornerstones have only been allotted 16 percent of the offer.
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Judge Richard Moore has allotted 18 days for the trial.
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The remaining 48 districts would be allotted to the Republicans.
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Rashida Tlaib said during her allotted time in the hearing.
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"They have their allotted space, we have ours," he said.
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Will they ask two questions when they're allotted only one?
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The vast majority of viable land was allotted to whites.
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She didn't want to lose any of those allotted minutes.
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It also displays the three minutes allotted for medical timeouts.
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Each side faces a balancing act in its allotted time.
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In both cases, I was allotted 10 minutes for questions.
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ET Tuesday for its final allotted day for opening arguments.
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The Patriots had used their two allotted video review challenges.
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He won't come close to clinching the nomination yet — only 29 percent of overall delegates will be allotted by the time the votes are counted, and they'll mostly be allotted proportionally to several candidates.
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After March 15, 58 percent of delegates will already be allotted.
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They were allotted $2.6 billion and $4.2 billion, respectively, in 2014.
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"The time period allotted for deliverables was very sadistic," she said.
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The SEC has allotted three hours for testimony on the project.
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Moderator pleads with candidates to respect allotted time 7:17 p.m.
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However, there is a $5 million budget allotted for financial aid.
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Jordan spent his allotted time during the testimony of Lt. Col.
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The batteries are custom made to fit into the allotted space.
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"Tonight, only one-third of delegates will be allotted," he said.
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The rest of the 29 members are allotted one vote each.
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Then there's another $29 billion in grants allotted for paying workers.
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Senators are allotted 16 hours to question the opposing legal teams.
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Congress has allotted more than $6 billion for the opioid crisis.
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Only about a quarter of delegates are allotted by the statewide results.
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In fact, we were lucky to receive what little the menu allotted.
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Another $2,750 is allotted to eyeshadows (blue is totally in right now).
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Lebanon's political system requires government positions to be allotted along sectarian lines.
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Others, like Eighth Grade, mostly just exceed the allotted f-word quota.
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And if a candidate goes over the allotted time, you'll hear this.
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The allotted sites remain undeveloped; private investors are yet to be found.
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His allotted budget for meals and incidentals on that trip was $151.50.
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A day later the 45 minutes allotted was reduced to 20 minutes.
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If you want to win, do it in the sixty minutes allotted.
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Around $2 million of the allotted $50 million is earmarked for Google.
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He used almost all the allotted time to think about the problem.
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She finishes her message, a measly 10 characters of her allotted 160.
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And if you need a rest day sooner than allotted, take one!
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Guinea has been allotted 7,200 places this year by the Saudi authorities.
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Should they play timekeeper when a candidate goes past the allotted time?
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Don't make the mistake of trying to fill up the allotted time.
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Lindsey Graham during his time allotted to questioning Kavanaugh during the hearing.
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David Goldfein, had a polite and formal conversation within the allotted time.
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Fully describing the standard safety equipment would exceed this article's allotted length.
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The Clippers remain a Jaguar firing on half of its allotted cylinders.
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However, it's unlikely that lawmakers will take up the full allotted time.
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Picks 26 to 28 will then be allotted based on teams' records.
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They wished more refugee spots had been allotted to Christians, he said.
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That is 26 hours longer than the allotted 48-hour reading period.
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Money raised from the tax is allotted to the Highway Trust Fund.
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Tribal governments decide how land and resources are allotted among tribe members.
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CULTURAL ERAS rarely, if ever, fit neatly into the decades allotted to them.
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Each person is allotted a daily limit of 50 litres (13 US gallons).
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A typical cardiologist like me has allotted 20 minutes for each return patient.
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And if a candidate goes over the allotted time, you will hear this.
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Since 2006, the state has allotted more than $1.36 billion toward those programs.
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Yet more space should have been allotted to refugee stories from refugees themselves.
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The 22012nd commander in chief has been allotted most of the 249 p.m.
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Perform each exercise with as many reps as possible in the time allotted.
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When Waiakea launched in 2012, the company allotted $12,000 for marketing and branding.
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"Thank you," Cloud said, before giving Meadows the remainder of his allotted time.
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And the additional allotted power has invited the president to take even more.
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"BitPay assumes the risk of any market fluctuations during the allotted time window."
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An Amazon employee will then hand-deliver your groceries during your allotted window.
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President Woodrow Wilson allotted federal aid toPhiladelphia Inquirer reported on July 14, 1916.
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Donald Pantelli had allotted an additional two hours to make it to work.
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Of this amount, 548 billion baht ($15.54 billion) was allotted for government projects.
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Forty-eight replied within 20 working days, the time allotted by the FOIA.
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The school allotted her only $22012 for transportation for the entire academic year.
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Topol allotted an hour and ended up sitting there for more than three.
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The District of Columbia, which is not a state, is allotted three electors.
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Don't worry, kids, it's not all art: We've allotted time for a snack.
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Before Super Tuesday, less than 5 percent of delegates will have been allotted.
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Congress has allotted more than $8 billion this year for the opioid crisis.
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About the same amount of time was allotted in the days leading up.
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Most of the few concert-dance slots allotted to tap went to him.
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So how did Nunes start off his allotted 45-minute questioning of Sondland?
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) went two minutes over his allotted time for questioning.
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But the parties have different rules on how delegates are allotted to a candidate.
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The two companies are allotted 625 scooters each available to riders starting Oct. 15.
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"They won't pay you for working over your allotted block time," he told Gizmodo.
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Seven of the state's 99 counties gave out more delegates than they were allotted.
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This whole proposal scene definitely exceeded the 37 second time allotted for acceptance speeches.
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He remained on the topic for 13 minutes of the 83-minute allotted time.
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At the prior 24.052-year sale in June, fund managers were allotted $10.920 billion.
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Steve Bullock (D) qualified, leaving one too many candidates for the 20 spots allotted.
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Because of the high number of applications, the visas are then allotted by lottery.
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Workers are allotted 40 hours a year for service learning to non-profit organizations.
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Preparing for a circus Judge Richard Moore has allotted 18 days for the trial.
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States are allotted exemptions every year for 2628 percent of able-bodied, childless adults.
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Unlike many of her colleagues, she put her allotted five minutes to good use.
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He said that was the largest share of cash he has allotted since 2011.
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Ninety minutes were blocked off, though these events typically extend past the allotted span.
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That came midway through the three-hour event, and felt like time well allotted.
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The court had allotted Gunn time with Abush on Sundays and on Thursday afternoons.
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We both felt the precious minutes of the 60 we were allotted ticking away.
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Few statehouse observers believe that lawmakers will amend the Constitution in the allotted time.
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The amount and type of clothing each man was allotted was determined by race.
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The $380 million that Congress allotted recently mostly went to funding assessments of vulnerabilities.
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We negotiate an allotted amount of time and he knows he has 30 minutes.
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It had been allotted the land in an auction more than a decade ago.
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After several months, we quickly overwhelmed our allotted table and colonized the whole room.
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Precincts only reported how many delegates should be allotted, without the underlying vote totals.
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The team used far fewer than its allotted 24 hours to make its case.
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The vast majority of visas also are not allotted based on skill or employment.
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The bill restricts agency from spending money that is not allotted them by Congress.
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Congress allotted a record $6 billion over two years to combat the opioid epidemic.
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At the debate, compressing his closing argument into the allotted time, he did not.
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People who handle scam money are shot for taking more than their allotted cut.
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Currently, 65,000 visas for high-skilled workers — known as H-1Bs — are allotted each year.
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Shouldn't they be looking for a job and then leaving after their allotted 45 minutes?
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In the end, Hillary Clinton was allotted more delegates (as per her win months prior).
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I know it's everyone's dream to see outside the wavelengths allotted to our visual systems.
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Saved shows will stay around indefinitely until you go over your allotted storage, says Smith.
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For the first time, the conference allotted one of its six special sessions to cybersecurity.
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Protesters also briefly interrupted Buttigieg's allotted time to protest violence against trans women of color.
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The White House said in advance that 35 minutes had been allotted for the meeting.
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At the rose ceremony, half of the contestants are allotted a rose to hand out.
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The vast majority of drivers complete their routes safely in less than the allotted time.
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Investors will also be allotted tokens in the event of a Science portfolio company ICO.
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In 2016, Santa Clara passed Measure A, which allotted about $214 billion to the problem.
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Slash still has his skill intact, capably shredding the headbanger's ball solos allotted to him.
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That Scrabble game also shows the ways Handmaid's Tale is stretching into the space allotted.
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He was booed off the stage when his speech went over the allotted time period.
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But retail investors ended up buying only 44 percent of the shares allotted to them.
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When you take up more space than what is allotted, you will feel the squeeze.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), who was presiding over House proceedings, after her allotted time expired.
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"Sanders said my allotted four minutes were up and so he walked away," he said.
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In an unusual move, two-thirds of the Avenue shares offered were allotted to National.
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During a 2019 work trip to Israel, Kelly allotted $50,000 to his personal security detail.
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You're only allotted 15 minutes for a visit, but your patient's medical needs require 45.
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Oh, and of course … have you ever been able to escape in the allotted time?
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Remember, this is not the N.F.L., where teams are allotted equal numbers of draft picks.
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Broadcast network TV news allotted less than four hours to climate change coverage in 2019.
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T. works for a corporate catering company and is allotted two free lunches per week.
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So far, Wendy's has spent about $17 million of the allotted $20 million breakfast investment.
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Trump's defense team, however, isn't expected to spend the full 24 hours allotted to them.
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Republicans don't expect the President's team to use the full 24 hours allotted to them.
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House Democratic leaders allotted floor time for several amendments offered by vulnerable Democrats, including Reps.
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"We are declaring victory that they are tripling the amount allotted to women," Sherwood said.
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Picks 4 to 14 will then be allotted in reverse order of the teams' records.
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Eighteen boyfriends minister to her needs, each fulfilling a particular role on an allotted night.
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Buttigieg's crowds almost always fill the space allotted — as consistent as the man drawing them.
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I spotted Mahmoud Uthman writing down how many rounds would be allotted to each position.
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Both Ms. Beattie and that unfortunate Ireland clan used the property for the allotted time.
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If a man finishes before the allotted time they are out, and the women win.
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Importantly, leadership doesn&apost just take some time off — they take their fully allotted leave.
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So ships anchor outside the canal, sometimes for weeks, while they wait their allotted turn.
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That's crucial because so many delegates are going to be allotted in the next two weeks.
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If they don't find their way out during the allotted time, they're pulled from the adventure.
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Almost always, as if by design, these recipes take longer than the time they've been allotted.
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The surface and bed are allotted, nearer to shore, according to the length of relevant coastline.
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"The allotted seats will always be flagged by men when it comes to elections," Johnson said.
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"Within the allotted budget, that means trading some of the old in favor of the new."
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She adopted his practice of talking extensively beyond the allotted time and talking past the moderator.
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The department is allotted 20 beds, but the main hospital sometimes steals them for other patients.
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Of the $700 million settlement, only about $425 million is allotted for consumer claims and reimbursement.
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The grand designs I'd had for our allotted time together dissipated, as grand designs always do.
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Through a series of purchases the government has allotted nearly $13 million for Maine's blueberry growers.
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Listing everything, uh, mercurial, he's done since Philly would alone take up my allotted word count.
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They are also allotted extra personal days in February to enjoy some time in the sun.
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Are they looking for visa overstays, people who ignore and overstay the time they are allotted?
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Trump hopes to put $8 billion total toward constructing barriers, including the money allotted by Congress.
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At the previous five-year auction in June, it allotted indirect bidders 57.11% of the supply.
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But in fact Duke University Press's 443 allotted pages already render this quite a hefty collection.
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Each of the 21 senators on the committee will be allotted 10 minutes to make statements.
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There were 712 superdelegates allotted in 2016, making up about 15% of the entire delegate selection.
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That will help avoid triggering reductions in the amount of water allotted to Arizona and Nevada.
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The Treasury allotted 72.65 percent of the $28 billion in seven-year Treasuries to indirect bidders.
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But after Moulton's allotted five minutes of speaking time expired, Republicans gaveled the House into recess.
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Within five months, only 10% of the quota slots allotted to European immigrants had been filled.
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He emailed that all the sites except for one — Los Angeles — had finished their allotted runs.
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If he does not do so in the allotted time, legal proceedings against him will begin.
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Well into that decade, only a fraction of the allotted 10,000 annual visas were being awarded.
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The defense was allowed to toss out 12 jurors, while the government was allotted eight strikes.
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Twice a day, men and women are allotted separate times when they can use the pool.
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Soon after the acquisition, WeWork allotted $500 million for expansion to Southeast Asia and South Korea.
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The allotted space for a Twitter message is better suited to cheap shots than responsible commentary.
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The third-place teams are allotted 30 points, and the fourth-place teams receive 15 points.
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" She added, of the Correction Department, that the staffing levels "fall within their allotted head count.
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The Palestinians are allotted far less land in the Trump scheme than in any previous proposal.
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Typically, hosts are required to meet 80 to 303 percent of their allotted guaranteed room block.
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But on Tuesday the Brexit debate finished more than three hours ahead of its allotted time.
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Bassil said the FPM bloc should be allotted six seats in the cabinet of 30 ministers.
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He wasn't, as Trump learned during a lengthy negotiating session that stretched beyond its allotted time.
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Existing rules bar the transfer of mines between firms if they are not allotted via auctions.
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California cities like La Mirada and Alhambra allotted $10,000 in taxpayer money toward these discount programs.
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The panel establishes debate parameters, such as any amendments and allotted time on the floor. Rep.
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The public was so excited about responding to Krauss that we ran past the allotted time.
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This was the highest amount allotted since the $474.49 billion total to 109 bidders on Dec. 31.
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The total wage package allotted is Rs. 16,000/- and will be spread across the LTS term uniformly.
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Separately, the Fed was allotted $2.6 billion of this two-year issue for its own bond holding.
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Assuming it passes, there will surely be some time allotted for platforms to prepare before its implementation.
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Only 15 minutes had been allotted for the discussion, but it went on for a full hour.
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About 53% of the issuance was allotted to fund managers whereas about 23% was subscribed by banks.
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As she should have been, Hillary Clinton got allotted more delegates, and her delegates were credentialed accordingly.
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Matt Gaetz from Florida had a very specific target for his allotted five minutes: Google's liberal employees.
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It's all speed and triage these days, doing as well as possible in the short time allotted.
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Open enrollment will end early, on December 15, about half the time allotted under Barack Obama's administration.
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Processes are correspondingly slow: 8% of trades in Europe fail to settle in the allotted two days.
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This is double and triple the time allotted under POBRA to ensure accountability for the officers involved.
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How it works: Communities are allotted a portion of public dollars to spend as they see fit.
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Last week, the final 2017 federal budget allotted $1.1 billion for 14 new Super Hornet fighter jets.
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Certain taxpayer dollars are allotted to programs that provide long-term economic benefits, like research and infrastructure.
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In fact, just 14 of New York's 95 Republican delegates are allotted based on the statewide vote.
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Lewis then stood silently for about 15 seconds, until the five minutes allotted for his speech expired.
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Instead, each state appoints presidential electors, with more populous states allotted more electors than less populous states.
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That movie, like a prudent judge, kindly allotted an equal share of emotional oomph to each parent.
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Marianne Krupa, 34, was able to use the last of the insurance money allotted to her wife.
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He began addressing all the questions at once with just 7 minutes remaining in the allotted time.
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The teams are allotted just 10 seconds for their deck, or on-land, movements, according to FINA.
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He was originally allotted 12 minutes, but planners made a late decision to allocate 20 minutes instead.
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New "flexible use" licenses would be allotted the now-quiet TV frequencies, and sold by competitive bidding.
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The protest action extended well beyond the allotted half-time, derailing the game for almost an hour.
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Nunes objected to Democrats allowing extra time to question witnesses in addition to what was originally allotted.
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While DC is allotted three electoral votes in presidential election years, they have no representation in Congress.
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Nashville could not sign him in its allotted time and traded his rights to Buffalo in June.
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It's ultimately up to Congress, though, to decide how much money will be allotted for the Pentagon.
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California cities like La Mirada and Alhambra have allotted $10,000 in taxpayer money to these discount programs.
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Lawler went into the last allotted frame of the fight like a protagonist in a revenge thriller.
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So late, in fact, that when he arrived, only 12 minutes of the allotted 2 hours remained.
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Federal agencies are estimated to spend 80 percent of funds allotted for IT on maintaining legacy systems.
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To create them, volunteers follow a simple process: Each mapmaker is allotted a different square of territory.
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You are allotted three guttural murmurs of "What am I even doing with my life" per day.
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He allotted significant minutes during the regular season to 10 players, a rotation larger than the norm.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars, for example, are allotted for what the documents called "disruption/defeat" efforts.
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In the recent $214 billion bill passed by Congress, there were no funds specifically allotted to homelessness.
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Last year, the Department of Education allotted both districts $1 million in grants immediately after the shootings.
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Each founder is allotted 15% carry in his or her fund, while Spearhead holds on to 5%.
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"They should not have allotted land for a bar so close to a residential area," Maliakkal said.
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To "exercise" the options, employees lay out money to buy their allotted shares at the set price.
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But in the Jingle Ball universe, women are the ones allotted emotional complexity, self-assurance and retaliation.
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Steven Rattner: Unfortunately, it's impossible to address every aspect of the tax code in the space allotted.
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Finally, with less than 15 minutes of the hearing's allotted time left, Zuckerberg was given the floor.
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Some of this weight will likely have to be allotted for the weight of batteries in Tesla's rollout.
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The data do not offer details on the countries which were allotted the Treasury supply two weeks ago.
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The other three-quarters are allotted proportionally by vote totals in various districts, typically determined by congressional districts.
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The Democratic debates also revealed that the moderators had allotted only a narrow window to ask about climate.
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With the current system, customers are allotted a 14-day window to use their tickets during consecutive days.
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Many delegates are bound by primary results to vote for the candidate they're allotted to at the convention.
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It gives you an exact count of how much money you have allotted for a specific goal. 2.
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Magnolia precinct in Harrison County, for example, gave out 0.56 state-delegate equivalents when it was allotted 0.47.
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If someone exceeded their allotted five minutes, Zais asked them to wrap up, before announcing the next speaker.
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"This year only 5 billion roubles has been allotted ... but from next year investments will double," he said.
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When others' statements went over the allotted time, he warned them by repeatedly thanking them for their testimony.
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The long list of speakers ran over the allotted three-hour time and the crowd far exceeded expectations.
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My health insurance covers 80% of the cost of a massage, and I'm allotted 45 sessions a year.
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They take vacations during their allotted two weeks off, rather than two-year travel experiences they'd hoped for.
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National level Nationwide governmental services have always varied in China, with different funding parameters allotted to different regions.
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The second round of questioning will take place on Thursday, when senators will each be allotted 20 minutes.
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Twenty billion would be allotted for "transformative programs" meant for new projects rather than rehabilitation of old infrastructure.
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And I want to finish my job before you finish your job and stay within my allotted time.
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A. The agency has allotted $419 million for the fare payment system in its 2015-19 capital program.
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Trump said there was money allotted in the administration's priority list that beefed up the ports of entry.
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Some farms were allotted just 10 inches of water from the Rio Grande, compared to the normal 36.
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The main priorities are preventing poaching in their allotted territory and closing down the road that violates it.
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Indeed, over half the shelf space allotted to PCs in stores such as Sears goes to Packard Bell.
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Kennedy submitted two hundred and eighty-six appointments for Senate approval; Trump is allotted more than twelve hundred.
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According to the filings, Citigroup was allotted more shares to sell than JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley as bookrunners.
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Twenty-four hours are allotted for delivery from the time of pickup, though trips never take that long.
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So I took all the money that I was allotted for school and spent it at nightclubs instead.
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You can still find entire estates and villages named after bureaucrats, who had basically allotted them to themselves.
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This time, by likely cutting off adults with dependents, it could affect benefits allotted to families with children.
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The candidates were only allotted a minute each to address the mostly black crowd at the fish fry.
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Each area — such as the Far West, the Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic — is allotted 145 media votes.
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Detonating cord used in improvised explosive devices was measured and allotted down to the centimeter, Mr. Spleeters said.
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Every ride-hailing service in Cape Town is allotted a certain number of operating licenses for its drivers.
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Each team will be allotted 125 tickets to be given to guests of athletes, coaches and support staff.
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The contents filled only 44 bottles, which sell at $4,000 apiece; 25 are allotted for the United States.
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Broadly, delegates are allotted proportionally based on candidates' performance — the better you do, the more delegates you get.
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The static quality of the images was less important than their placement and the space allotted to them.
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There's also no specific allotted amount of time that the President is confined to when delivering the SOTU.
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It's unclear whether the defense will use all 24 hours allotted over three days to make opening arguments.
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The president's legal team used only two of the 20173 hours allotted to them to present their defense.
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A clock update The House managers have seven hours and 53 minutes remaining in their allotted presentation time.
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Had a senior official been allotted the task, the choice of speaker may have identified a likely successor.
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For the vast majority of the time allotted to member for questions, the Republicans basically gave closing statements.
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Ross blamed the lack of funding and personnel allotted for the process and said both were being increased.
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The auctions received bids worth 1.4 times the amount allotted, up from 1.2 times at the previous sale.
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The prior draft of the revised plan allotted nothing for the island's bondholders over the next five years.
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In those locations, Walmart will shift space allotted for seasonal goods, like back-to-school merchandise, to toys.
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They often work up to that maximum amount allotted and sometimes more than that during peak shopping times.
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McKeen allotted $7.5 million for the Terramycin campaign, an unheard-of sum for medical marketing at the time.
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But when they were alone and asked their names, only 10 percent took more than they were allotted.
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You can't be precious about it, and you have to do your best work in the time allotted.
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On Twitter, congressional reporter Steven Dennis noted that Obamacare has had far more than its allotted nine lives.
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Now, these delegates will all be allotted proportionally in some way, based on the results in each state.
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A 2011 study found that US medical schools allotted an average of nine teaching hours to pain management.
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Rousseff's last 2016 budget had allotted 24 percent less to the ministry of science than the year before.
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Among the powers allotted to states are the ability to tax, spend, regulate and set laws for punishing crimes.
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More than half of the budget for WHO's strategic response plan during that period was allotted to staff remuneration.
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The real Joe Biden has never met a time cue he didn't ignore, often speaking past his allotted time.
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The hearing opened with members of the House of Representatives asking Mr. Zuckerberg questions during allotted four-minute segments.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez used her allotted time to grill the CEO on his company's policies regarding false political ads.
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These wristbands will help cast members — and stormtroopers — identify park guests that have stayed longer than their allotted time.
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The campaign is now halfway to its maximum allotted raise of $1 million with two months of fundraising left.
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Monday's award rose to its highest since the $278.91 billion that was allotted to 92 bidders on June 30.
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The big questions we still have: Is there a limit to the number of drinks in the allotted time?
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As with the summit in Singapore, however, the short time allotted for the preparation of the meeting carries risks.
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But if more women are taking the allotted time, then other women aren't going to look at them funny.
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But, more simply, Caroline Calloway also shows us what it's like to be seen, allotted only in teasing doses.
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The government has allotted NZ$208 million ($139 million) for buybacks nationwide to compensate gunowners who surrender banned weapons.
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Cruz also allotted $2.6 million to traditional campaign tactics like printing mailers, postage stamps and phone calls to voters.
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Supplies you can buy with the allotted $1,400 range from the ridiculous (kombucha) to the useful (a spare tire).
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This year, Congress allotted $19.5 million for unexploded ordnance clearance in Laos, thanks in large part to Vermont Sen.
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American men, on the other hand, are allotted 56 grams per day and up to 196 grams per week.
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Oklahoma caps the equal opportunity scholarships program at $223 million, with $23 million allotted specifically to private school scholarships.
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Artists in America and Western Europe have been allotted a share, however small, in their nations' wealth and power.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse party-goers and end scuffles after the event ran over its allotted time.
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In addition, the IPO's managers have over-allotted 4.2 million shares, or 15 percent of the newly issued shares.
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Allotted just five minutes to speak, Barber began by addressing not King's victories but the burdens that he bore.
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Soboroff explained that kids are free to move around and are allotted two hours of outdoor time each day.
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In 13, before the 10 percent cut, Congress allotted $159 million; by 1989 it had risen to $21989 million.
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However, in the closing minute of Denver's allotted time to make a pick, Pittsburgh called and made the trade.
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More than $40 million has been allotted for medical research over the next five years, primarily dedicated to neuroscience.
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Congress never allotted the full amount, and since 2003, funding for lead-abatement programs has fallen by 210 percent.
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That the role is allotted to a grown woman only increases the opportunities for sophisticated humor and low farce.
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They will be allotted proportionally only if the winner does not take an outright majority of the vote statewide.
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" They add, "In addition, the tax benefits allotted to businesses do not help us now or in the future.
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The allotted 100 to 150 hours of jet preparation comes on top of the hours needed for pilot training.
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Last month, Kathleen Arberg, the court's public information officer, used a stopwatch to count down the allotted 120 seconds.
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Even though everyone expresses interest, finding an allotted time to give classes at the project is anything but easy.
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The Chinese government has reportedly allotted subsidies for the fishermen to obtain vessels with steel, rather than wooden hulls.
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That March, the White House froze the $10 million the previous administration had allotted for the grants, pending review.
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Each team will be allotted 125 tickets to be given to guests of student athletes coaches and support staff.
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Though the allotted time for the grilling had expired, he offered to stick around as long as they wanted.
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In multiple precincts, there's a discrepancy between the number of votes and the number of "state delegate equivalents" allotted.
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The Minnesota senator continually spoke over her allotted time, and last night the moderators called her out on it.
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He voiced hope it would take place within the three-week period allotted to find a new nominee within.
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You can store unlimited High Quality images in Google Photos, but saving Originals will eat into your allotted space.
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She allotted herself $303 of "fun money" per week to spend on things like coffee or drinks with friends.
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But that option wasn't available on Wednesday, as the entirety of the day was allotted to Democratic impeachment managers.
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The administration representatives ended up leaving before all questions were asked -- departing after the allotted time of 90 minutes.
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Clues are allotted only so much space, so they must be tight, and can only provide so much information.
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American Democrats living abroad will give out 17 delegates out of the more than 860 allotted on Super Tuesday.
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NASA allotted Boeing $4.2 billion in 2014 for Starliner development and anticipated it would to be ready by 2017.
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It was allotted an annual budget of $1.1 million, which made it the largest such unit in the nation.
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Total allotted funds for 2020 social programs, which could support domestic consumption, was 372.5 trillion rupiah, the officials said.
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Your expressed love for your child must not exceed the allotted 500 to 750 word count on kindergarten applications.
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Changes to the program could include adding new categories of visas, adding new occupations and lengthening the allotted stays.
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The public pension funds were depleted, and Medicaid money allotted from the Affordable Care Act had nearly run out.
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Each family is allotted 2,500 square feet, but has the option to extend their residence to 5,000 square feet.
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A budget of 24 million euros ($27 million) has already been allotted — much of it spent — to the bid committee.
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Women are allotted $50 and $60, respectively, for expenses in domestic and international venues, whereas men get $62.50 and $75.
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Be Best funding comes partly from the first lady's office's allotted budget, with support from other government agencies, says Grisham.
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Lock-up periods help companies moderate stock volatility by preventing company insiders from selling their shares within an allotted time.
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You've been allotted 24 hours a day, some of which are already booked for sleep, food, and using the toilet.
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Sixteen percent said they enjoyed their work so much that they simply didn't take off all their allotted vacation days.
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Since the FBI did not respond within the allotted three-day period, he said, they went ahead with the sale.
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Rumours fly (without evidence) that Mr Xi may even try to extend his powers beyond the normally allotted ten years.
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But those are the only of the state's 71 total delegates that will be allotted when the state votes Tuesday.
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Put simply, the bill would redistribute money allotted for Obamacare and Medicaid expansion to states that have resisted Obamacare implementation.
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As she wrapped up her speech at the convention, music began playing to signal that her allotted time had elapsed.
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Although the budget's fact sheet specifically says Trump has allotted money for "advancing clean coal technologies," the opposite is happening.
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Nevada's 30 delegates will be proportionally allotted to candidates according to the final percentages of votes won at the caucuses.
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The U.S. central bank allotted $96.97 billion of reverse repos paying an interest rate of 1.75 percent to 51 bidders.
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The new emergency bank feature blocks other apps from using data after you've reached your allotted amount for the day.
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Although he appears to do 25 reps in the minute he's allotted, Guinness judges later disqualified six for improper form.
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The Cubs, at their 2012 nadir, allotted plenty of space for Darwin Barney, David DeJesus, Joe Mather and Reed Johnson.
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There has been some drama in Washington, D.C., whose Republicans initially allotted just six hours for voting, from 10 a.m.
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By contributing technology, JAXA would hope to be allotted a space on the mission, which would begin preparation in 2025.
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Additionally, a whopping $2.032 billion is being allotted for Earth Sciences, an area that encompasses NASA's various Earth-observing satellites.
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Clinton spoke, Mr. Trump paced the stage, seemingly unable to fully yield the floor for her allotted two-minute response.
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These are your orders:Anyone found guilty of consuming more than their allotted amount of air Will be slaughtered and cremated.
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Daniel Sturridge, who swept home the winning goal two minutes into the three allotted for stoppage time, shook his hips.
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Saudi investors would be eligible to receive bonus shares -a maximum of 25 bonus shares for every 26 allotted shares.
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This week, the Open is using shot clocks in junior matches, which count down the allotted 20 seconds between points.
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With that said, members are each allotted five minutes to question witnesses immediately after these respective 2000-minute periods expire.
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And with so many delegates already allotted by mid-March, Rubio would face an uphill struggle to close the gap.
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Head straight home from work, with the only allotted detour to Ikea or The Container Store for boxes and shelves.
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In certain years the U.S. has admitted fewer refugees than allotted, but Trump's proposed cap would be the lowest ever.
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The site allotted 10 voting machines to each party, and eventually added 14 additional machines for Democratic voters, she said.
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The telephone arguments — which ran to about 70 minutes, more than double the allotted time — went off largely without incident.
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Once the votes are counted, about 247 percent of total pledged Democrats in the nomination contest will have been allotted.
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Backstage real estate is precious, and the space allotted to dressing rooms is not usually the most generous or desirable.
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Residents expand their living spaces vertically, building above each other because the camps cannot legally expand beyond their allotted space.
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Though the Jews were allotted only one-third of the land, the Zionist leader David Ben-Gurion supported the plan.
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But that's not the end of things either — the delegates to the Democratic National Convention have to get allotted, too.
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The difficulty with Young Bomberg and the Old Masters is that its theme is too ambitious for the space allotted.
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Facebook and Twitter allotted each user one persona, with a profile, a history, and a signaling apparatus of unprecedented reach.
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And once that's done, you can use that same allotted time to tackle step two, then three, and so on.
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As Gonzalez flew to the Jordanian capital of Amman in October 2006, he pondered how to use his allotted time.
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The defense, like the House managers, was allotted 24 hours over as many as three days to present its side.
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In the hearing room, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee used their allotted question time to undermine Colonel Vindman's credibility.
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"If you want to light up a cigarette outside the allotted time, you have to cheat," Gharib told CNN Business.
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With three minutes left in the allotted hour, Rossetti called Cornet's phone, but the call went straight to voice mail.
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The arguments Wednesday — which ran to almost quadruple their allotted time — seemed to split the three judges along ideological lines.
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They have the same amount of allotted time as Democrats, but they are not expected to use the full amount.
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If the debate over rules was any guide, the president's lawyers may take far less than their allotted 24 hours.
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The president's legal team on Saturday used only two of the 28 hours allotted to them to present their defense.
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The custom hardwood furniture for Carson's office far exceeded the allotted $5,000 for office renovations before congressional approval is required.
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Both companies argued at the time that the limited space they allotted for political ads didn't leave room for disclaimers.
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Much like the allotted amount of "f*cks" Manson describes in his book, I have an internet "eye-roll" system.
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Experts advise filing as early as possible, because aid dollars usually are allotted on a "first come, first served" basis.
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To clarify, I'm not talking about the kind of travel that neatly fills those allotted 12 days of annual vacation.
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Florida Republican Matt Gaetz, meanwhile, used part of his allotted time to attack Goldman over the majority lawyer's political donations.
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The first was countdown clocks, which note the seven-minute warm-up period and the 21968 seconds allotted between points.
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It found that his administration spent more than twice the generous media budget Mexican lawmakers allotted it for 216 alone.
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"The rain levels have been falling and they always come late," she says as she collects her allotted food aid.
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New Zealand allows parents to split the allotted leave between them, as Ms. Ardern and Mr. Gayford plan to do.
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"Untitled, 8 x 12 – Green," according to Birmingham, was made for the exhibition, and fits perfectly within its allotted space.
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Each state is allotted electors loosely based on the population of the state, unlike, say, members of the House of Representatives.
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Back to the grief guidelines: In our society, you have an allotted time to be sad for every type of loss.
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But it would also cut into my daily allotted time for Being a Bitch, which is very important to me, personally!
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Tomorrow's question and answer session will begin at 9:30AM, with half an hour allotted for each senator to ask questions.
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PILOT TRAINING The allotted 100 to 150 hours of jet preparation comes on top of the hours needed for pilot training.
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So in terms of time, VR has to cannibalize one of the other demands on your allotted 24 hours a day.
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As a result the CDU/CSU ended up with 43 more MPs than the number of seats allotted by vote share.
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The nurse assessing her situation allotted Dobbs 56 hours of home care visits per week, the maximum allowed under the program.
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Teams are assigned a seed ahead of the tournament and then allotted to one of four regions through the Elite 8.
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The social media attacks were a warning bell: As a Muslim, Ko Ni had pushed beyond his allotted place in society.
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This also includes extensive social media assets which allow meteorologists to report beyond the handful of on-air minutes they're allotted.
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But during the first of seven practice runs, his crew spent four hours on just one clip — double the time allotted.
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Any user can host a group conversation and participating in another user's session doesn't eat up any of your allotted time.
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Proportional representation: A rule requiring that candidates are allotted delegates in proportion to the percentage of the popular vote they receive.
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The SLS program has only been allotted $1.3 billion, far less than the $2 billion Congress gave the program for 043.
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Customers can request specific tasks, but Miso's cleaners otherwise just try to do as much as possible in the allotted time.
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The majority of the IPO proceeds will be used to pay existing loans while remaining capital will be allotted for expansion.
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In fact, Blake told me only 20 percent of participants will probably escape each scenario in the allotted amount of time.
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Don't Go Over Your Allotted Data Once you've got a plan that makes sense for your usage levels, don't blow it.
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He has allotted Susan Schuppli, Goldsmiths' Director of the Centre for Research Architecture, an entire gallery for her ecologically investigative work.
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To fill the quota, a further 81 female candidates were allotted seats according to the Institute of Democracy and Electoral Assistance.
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Trump's schedule has "executive time" allotted several times a week -- time in which he watches TV, taped and live, and tweets.
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But the Academy could, in theory, disqualify someone from the following year's awards consideration if they go over the allotted time.
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Then, you'll concentrate the rest of your allotted debt repayment funds toward one account: the one with the highest interest rate.
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The heated outburst came as Democrats began to vocally complain that Gowdy had gone over his allotted time in questioning Strzok.
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In March, Trump threatened to veto the $1.3 trillion spending bill, partly over his concerns about the border security money allotted.
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It's a drop in the bucket when you consider the growing need, as well as the funding allotted for other diseases.
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"I've got so much to say!" the actor Wendell Pierce told me, as our conversation stretched long past its allotted time.
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The team also has made the robot's motions adaptable, so it can adjust based on the number of legs it's allotted.
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Personally, I have neither the energy nor the allotted word count to begin to tell you what it means to me.
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But when every verbal exchange becomes a scheduled meeting, you're at risk for quickly surpassing the allotted four hours per week.
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Under the revised policy, the agency reduced the time allotted for asylum seekers to consult with others prior to their interviews.
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Thus, the bulk of our collective care, consideration, respect and nurturing attention is allotted to the most privileged in our society.
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Not only does she seem endowed with more senses than the allotted five, she bends syntax and punctuation to her will.
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I developed strange behaviors like stealing food and throwing turkey slices out of car windows when they exceeded my allotted portion.
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He won 44 percent of the statewide vote there and won nearly two-thirds of the delegates allotted by congressional district.
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Or was the single cup of coffee a day that I'd allotted myself, widely deemed safe by modern medicine, the cause?
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If the FBI fails to complete the background check in the allotted time, the individual is permitted to purchase the firearm.
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State news outlets allotted their entire broadcasts Friday to commemorate him, and comedy films and concerts were postponed, Al Jazeera reported.
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Facebook allotted almost $20 million in 2018 for protecting CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his family at his residences and during travel.
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Depending on the word count that I'm allotted, I try to make this part of my story as descriptive as possible.
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So now, she and her family trek to the Newlands Spring to get their allotted liters of water twice a month.
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Players can also opt for two time-outs in a round, giving them double the allotted time to play the shot.
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In the debate's third hour, Biden vigorously went over his allotted time, after repeatedly cutting himself off in the prior debates.
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Each state is allotted a certain number of delegates based on a formula of population and weight in the Democratic Party.
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Each precinct caucus gets a set number, but a handful of precincts allotted more state delegate equivalents than they had available.
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Parental leave varies across residency programs, although many residents take six weeks (four allotted for vacation and two for sick leave).
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The question-and-answer period is allotted 16 hours, and Democrats have made clear they plan to utilize the whole thing.
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About half of the budget goes to the subways, while the rest is allotted to buses, commuter rail, tunnels and bridges.
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The school board instead wants the allotted money from the bill to go toward armed school resource officers, CBS Miami reported.
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Next, an austere budget would be passed, with emergency funds allotted for the construction of a wall along the Southern border.
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James Lankford (R-Okla.) would cut the amount of time allotted for debating a nominee from 30 hours to eight hours.
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Although some Capetonians continue to use three times their allotted water, most are joining "water committees" dedicated to actively promoting conservation.
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He said the committee would exhaust its budget "without coming close" to hiring its allotted staff, leaving at least 25 vacancies.
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Mr Barnier notes that nearly three months of the allotted two years have passed without a single formal meeting under Article 50.
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PriceWaterhouseCoopers estimated that, before the Affordable Care Act, there were 20,000 to 25,000 Americans who had blown past their allotted medical benefits.
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Orloski said teaching hospitals also contribute to cost of residents, especially when they exceed the number of residents allotted by the cap.
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The $207.2 billion total spending in the Air Force's 2021 budget request holds even with what the service was allotted in 2020.
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Wendy's also confirmed that the teen will get his nuggets, though it didn't specify how many pieces he'll be allotted per day.
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It was the first time an army chief in Pakistan has retired at the end of his allotted term in 20 years.
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After a separate loss last month over state legislature lines, Republicans cooperated and redrew the districts within an allotted two-week period.
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When a climate protest by striking students overran the allotted time this March in Santiago, police used tear gas on the crowd.
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Members' questions took up nearly the full 75 minutes allotted for the hearing, whose format was designed by Parliament's president, Antonio Tajani.
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Stampede has 30,000 bpd of capacity, according to the company website, or 10 percent of the total allotted on the BridgeTex line.
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The company raised $22025 million from its listing, but it could surpass $230 billion if all allotted shares are purchased by underwriters.
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Of particular concern in the government's bill is the $262 million allotted for connecting and modernizing inter-Korean transport links next year.
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The ration cards allotted each person two kilos of grain, one kilo of meat, and two hundred grams of butter a month.
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As part of the transaction, Jollibee will fork out another $250 million, a portion of which was allotted to pay CBTL's debt.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - They were supposed to free up Oscar recipients to say something profound during their 45 allotted seconds on stage.
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This is because money allotted by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will dry up, leaving Puerto Rico with a $1.1 billion shortfall.
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As of when he spoke to the network, Cindy's six-day on-air winning streak allotted a total of $103,803 so far.
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Conservationists, on the other hand, argue that removing the protections allotted under ESA is detrimental to species, even if they have rebounded.
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State officials say they have allotted $30 million for that purpose, but the credits have yet to show up on people's bills.
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The number of names published depends on both the amount of pages allotted for the agate as well as runners' finish times.
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When the payments are completed, the policy owner does not owe anything more and can receive the allotted level of coverage indefinitely.
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On that debt, you'll pay whatever's left in your allotted debt repayment fund for the month — as in, however much you can.
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Ahead of the game, Texas allotted just 22019,20193 tickets for the Tigers, all of them in the upper levels of the stadium.
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The email goes on to point out the limited room that will be allotted for all the candidates on the debate stage.
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All lessons are available outside working hours, but depending on training schedules, time can be allotted during the workday to complete them.
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In this race, a bad stretch means you're out of the race because you won't finish the loop in the allotted hour.
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A number of dancers have claimed simply that Martins slept around among the female dancers, and that roles were often allotted accordingly.
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He used his allotted time for questions to blast Republican Commissioner Michael O'Rielly for seemingly partisan statements he's made in the past.
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After Nurmagomedov failed to show up at the weigh-ins at his allotted time and Ferguson made weight, those rumors grew louder.
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Once you receive a Zoom invite, it's easy to join a meeting by clicking the link for the allotted date and time.
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The delegates haven't all been allotted yet, but it appears likely he'll net around 703 more delegates than Clinton in Saturday's contests.
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Part 1 Each candidate was allotted one minute to present their opening statements, with many taking quick jabs at President Donald Trump.
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The men's competition went into a runoff between the top three contestants — all had eaten five watermelons in the allotted 20 minutes.
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ABC, CBS and NBC allotted a supersize block of time — three hours in prime time — to feed viewers' appetite for political news.
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At the end of the group's allotted time, the two presidents could meet at a relaxed venue to adopt the group's recommendations.
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There's also an additional $500 allotted to parents who have an AGI within the phaseout range for each child under age 16.
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Two to four surfers go head-to-head in an allotted amount of time, sharing spaces and angling for the best waves.
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In Namibia, discus throwers are given six attempts, allowing them time to warm up; at the Penn Relays, they were allotted three.
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The New York Times reported last week that some precincts, for example, had awarded more delegates to candidates than they were allotted.
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The Iowa Democratic Party appears to have allotted state delegates by caucus in direct proportion to the turnout of each satellite caucus.
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The reported figure is five times greater than $22019 billion Congress allotted for the project in the 25 and 23.6 federal budget.
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The reported figure is five times greater than $1.4 billion Congress allotted for the project in the 53 and 2020 federal budget.
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The men arrived at the address at the allotted time, where several office staff were waiting to help them unload the items.
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And since they're allotted proportionally based on the above results, it's tough for any candidate to rack up a big lead there.
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Both Weinstein&aposs defense team and the prosecution were allotted time to ask prospective jurors questions to suss out any potential biases.
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Only an estimated 55% of the city's residents are actually sticking to their allotted water per day, according to last week's figures.
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On the debate stage, candidates for the Democratic nomination tussle for our attention, straining to exploit their allotted seconds of screen time.
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Christopher, Virginia: Why didn't the House Democrats give their allotted Michael Cohen questioning time to the one representative asking hard questions: Rep.
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Biden used his allotted time to scold the chanters, but also to argue for an independent attorney general and Department of Justice.
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A gate agent at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport told Shrikant that at American Airlines, agents are allotted 20 minutes for boarding.
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Beginning Thursday, when you reply to another user's tweet, that person's username won't count toward the 140-characters allotted for your response.
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On Tuesday, the Fed allotted $44.37 billion in one-day reverse repos to 30 bidders, also at an interest rate of 0.25 percent.
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The 2017 show ended exactly when it was supposed to, and the 2018 show was only slightly longer than the allotted three hours.
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Those who went over their allotted time were promptly played off the stage with an Oscars-style orchestra by unseen sound technicians. Sen.
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Currently, England, Germany and Spain are granted four slots in the Champions League, while France, Italy and Portugal are allotted three places each.
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The governor announced he'd allotted more than $260 million of his proposed 2020 budget to boost starting teacher salaries from $37,636 to $47,500.
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Conversely China, India, Indonesia and Russia were all highlighted as countries set to increase the amount of their budgets allotted for military capability.
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An "hour" in the Middle Ages was defined as an inexact space of time to be allotted either to religious or business duties.
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The state's home care program calculated what it would cost to care for severely disabled people, then allotted funds to pay for help.
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The group went up on the last day of their allotted four-day window, when the weather was finally good enough to climb.
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The famous family that took reality television by storm has broken the 15-minute time frame usually allotted for celebrities of their caliber.
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For many, the NYPD text was confusing and did not convey the necessary information in the Wireless Emergency Alert's (WEA) allotted 90 characters.
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The connection between Fontana and the Russians is most obvious in the artist's triumphant white monochromes, which Candela has allotted their own room.
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The team attempted to make a switch but could not get the correct uniforms to the arena in the allotted amount of time.
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For the next twelve years, Patricia lived in a hut with 14 cousins, tilling the "depleted and eroding" farmland allotted to black farmers.
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It took only 22 minutes for the first test, and 10 minutes for the second — far ahead of the two-hour allotted time.
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What's been done: Contractors have built prototypes, but there's no wall and no money allotted for one after Trump's first year in office.
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He will take executive actions to divert another roughly $3 billion toward the project, along with $1.4 billion allotted by Congress last month.
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How people may choose to treat the artwork in their allotted alone time with it is "part of the game," according to Cattelan.
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The allotted time to restore compliance to the Effective Leverage Ratio test is consistent with Fitch's 40 to 60-business-day criteria guideline.
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The front seat is filled with medical record paperwork, medical billing considerations, the boss's expectation, and the expected results in an allotted time.
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If you don't give yourself the option to take longer than the time allotted, you'll be surprised at how efficient you can be.
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Simply knowing that I've allotted myself time to do other things that aren't business related has freed up a lot of mental space.
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For the past decade, China has consumed more than 7,500 of the 53,000 visas allotted under EB-5 annually, according to official data.
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But their decision to spend their allotted five minutes by grandstanding only underlines how little they care about investigating the claims against Kavanaugh.
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In the sessions, Wall Street lobbyists were encouraged to talk fast: a giant television screen overhead counted down two minutes of allotted time.
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The test was performed because the current arctic survival kit won't fit in the allotted space under the seat of an F-35A.
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When objections were raised over condemning productive farmland, the size of the allotted area was stretched to include some abandoned buildings close by.
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That, in order to stay within the allotted character count, we sacrifice grammar and spelling and let the platform bastardize the English language.
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The cheating occurred, the company said, because Volkswagen employees realized they could not meet emissions rules legally within the time and budget allotted.
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Investigations have revealed many participants were double billing for landline phone and wireless services when they were allotted only one subsidy per home.
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One particular "pro chef" showed up and proceeded to construct his ham and cheese sandwich within the three minutes allotted time for plating.
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For the first time, it has allotted funds to help small private owners protect their forests, a legal requirement that many can't afford.
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Billions were spent on HIV/AIDS when the federal government finally responded, and similar resources will need to be allotted in this case.
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His private practice and his employees in Wilmington, North Carolina, also hang in the balance with Michael well-past his allotted vacation time.
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For context: There are 9793,979 pledged delegates in the Democratic contest, and 1,499 will have been allotted after Super Tuesday, with 224,262 remaining.
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Opponents enjoyed far more advertising time on television and radio — which is allotted by party size — and rolled out slickly edited campaign materials.
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It plans to sell about 35.4 million shares, including the additional shares allotted to the underwriters, at between $62 to $68 a piece.
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In Russia, logging commonly encroaches on areas outside the allotted boundaries and companies that export wood to China are known to falsify records.
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Based on the numbers Liss-Riordan included in the declaration, class members in California have been allotted about 80 percent of the payout.
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A notice is posted nearby with an allotted time frame, usually three days or so, during which people need to vacate the area.
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Others argued that Congress had already allotted $380 million for security improvements earlier in the year, and that more funds were not needed.
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A March spending bill signed by Mr. Trump allotted $1.6 billion for projects to replace old along the border barriers with new barriers.
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"They're giving 250 square meters for each Bedouin," Mr. Abu Khamis said of the land allotted each of Khan al-Ahmar's 32 families.
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After about 45 minutes, with a crowd growing, two of the boats departed, probably because their allotted time on the pond had expired.
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Trump's defense team, which used only a couple hours of its allotted floor time on Saturday, will renew its arguments at 85033 p.m.
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As Democrats seek ways to make the most of their allotted time to present their arguments, they've added visual flourishes to their presentation.
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Sixteen teams were playing at once, with 24 more to go that night, each 32-minute game allotted 90 minutes on the schedule.
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The feature applies to situations specifically outside the customary allotted time for borrowers to cure such breaches – usually 10 to 15 business days.
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Two hours have been allotted for debate, which is likely to be rancorous given that McConnell has opted to take the express route.
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Then, suddenly, Mitchell is interrupted by Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, who tells her that the allotted five minutes is up.
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The CCI also expressed disappointment with Google for saying it was not possible to collate all the revenue data in the time allotted.
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The picks the Astros got on Monday carry literal value, too: the roughly $1.85 million in allotted bonus money that goes with them.
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As long as he doesn't practice or play before he returns to Windy City, Bol will not use any of his allotted time.
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Look for a card with no or low transfer fees, and be sure you can pay off the balance in the allotted time.
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Uber and Lyft may also not be ideal for people who need longer than the allotted five-minute wait time for pick up.
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This time, the scope of Bezos's big ventures and interests was so broad that it couldn't be contained in the allotted 60 minutes.
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When she says she can't "get there," she means she can't achieve full certainty that Colton is the One within the allotted two months.
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Just drop by a restaurant or drive-thru during the allotted time frame, or order the crunchy snack online any time during the day.
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Apparently the city had allotted $400,000 for the program to use by June, but at the time of cancellation only $130,000 had been spent.
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But Jones wasn't buying the company's response and it out for allegedly offering an option that delivered the diapers sooner than the time allotted.
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"There are many parts of this bill that simply cannot work given the timeframe allotted," said Kristine Grow, spokeswoman for America's Health Insurance Plans.
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Searching for a way to dive deep into Dacus's life in the time allotted for our interview, I figured the best avenue was astrology.
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Marino never replied to the arguments directed to him and his colleagues, and only told the person when they went over the time allotted.
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For that reason, I never allowed my feelings about our break-up to determine how much time he would be allotted with his daughter.
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By keeping senators in town, making them talk, and restricting them to their allotted two speeches, you would force the Democrats to actually work.
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He's so good as Nigel because he is Nigel — always in the corner, working diligently with the little bit of screentime he's been allotted.
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What's more, companies that fail to comply with the new law within the allotted time will run the risk of penalties up to $300,000.
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If they can't find said mate within an allotted period of time, they're condemned to be transformed into an animal of their own choosing.
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We attempted the game's seventh case, "The Banker's Quietus", and—spoiler—did not come close to solving it inside of our allotted stream slot.
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In addition, Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen said the department has allotted $75 million in existing resources for fiscal year 2019, which ends Sept.
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The Indian watchdog also expressed disappointment with Google for saying it was not possible to collate all the revenue data in the time allotted.
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The Treasury allotted this group of bidders 53.41% of the $41 billion five-year issue offered, which was their smallest award since December 2015.
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At last, Mae chases Annie down and they have an intimate conversation in a bathroom, where Mae is allotted three camera-free, private moments.
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But if it's born into a low-income family, it's in trouble: The monthly credit allotted for people under 20 won't offset these expenses.
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This morning, Howard Dean endorsed Pete Buttigieg for DNC chair on Morning Joe, a segment that Trump surely watched during his allotted TV time.
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Much of that consisted of a one-time stock award allotted to Tan, but he won't receive it for years, according to the filing.
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Students who had already been randomly allotted mugs valued them at a far higher price than did the students who were not assigned mugs.
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But with more than 2023 minutes allotted to each senator, the lines of inquiry meandered, and Kavanaugh never appeared rattled or on the ropes.
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Green cards are allotted by country; the backlog for citizens from populous countries such as India or China is now more than 10 years.
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Banks bid for and were allotted 2.455 billion pounds ($3.47 billion) of funds, the lowest volume since February's regular monthly long-term repo operation.
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The Treasury allotted $17.774 billion of three-year note supply to bond dealers earlier this month, which was their largest amount since September 2013.
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But despite many attempts, they failed to pass a health care bill in their allotted time to do so under reconciliation, which expires Saturday.
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Usually trucks take their allotted 60 and 30 seconds, beginning from when they hit their first jump, but this was not to happen tonight.
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The only downside I noticed was that I used up approximately half of my allotted 500 MB of free storage space in the month.
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The sexual politics of Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, and Lady Gaga are allotted a single, inadequate paragraph in the book's final chapter.
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" Kevin Sheekey, Bloomberg's campaign manager, put a finer point on it shortly after the speech: "Tonight, only one-third of delegates will be allotted.
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To compensate, federal prisons and many states say they are increasing prisoners' number of phone calls, or number of total minutes allotted for calls.
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Latinos make up about a third of the electorate in Texas and California, the two states that allotted the most delegates on Wednesday night.
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Others, however, are done auction-style, with owners/teams being allotted a certain amount of money to bid on players as they are presented.
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"It was superfun," said Dr. Kwiat, even though they were unable to solve all of the Sherlock Holmes-themed puzzles in the allotted time.
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It plans to sell 86.3 million shares, including the additional shares allotted to the underwriters, at a price between $103 and $17 a piece.
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It plans to sell 207 million shares, including the additional shares allotted to the underwriters, at a price between $44 and $903 a piece.
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The Treasury awarded big money funds $23.008 billion of the latest five-year note issue, compared with the $22.009 billion it allotted in July.
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But there is a piece of the spectrum already allotted for cellular devices, and Miller says their satellites will simply communicate within that band.
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Though they are not exposed to what most people would consider sweatshop conditions, the homeworkers are allotted what might seem close to sweatshop wages.
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Senators have been lengthening the amount of time allotted for floor votes to help reduce the number of people in the chamber at once.
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Many models fold up for easy storage but if you plan on keeping it set up, make sure it fits your allotted open space.
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The president's legal team has been adamant that it does not believe it will need the full 24 hours allotted to make its argument.
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It's important to note that Congress allotted $1.375 billion for border security -- significantly less than the additional $6.7 billion Trump is planning to use.
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Wednesday saw members of the Judiciary Committee once again stick with all-too-familiar scripts in their allotted five minutes each of "debate" time.
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Notably, there are dozens of precincts where there is a discrepancy between the final preference vote and the number of state delegate equivalents allotted.
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As of December, I&aposve still got $43 of the $200 allotted for me to use on airline fees with one pre-specified airline.
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The institution, tucked between brownstones and apartment buildings on the Upper West Side, has allotted the exhibition 3,000 square feet on its ground floor.
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Lawmakers typically take longer than the allotted time to break from meetings or walk over to the Capitol from their offices across the street.
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As he noted, advisory board members have received $77 million in grant money over the past three years — half of the total amount allotted.
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To be sure, the issue of how much the United States should spend on defense, and how that money should be allotted, is complex.
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Mr. Trump signed legislation that allotted the Pentagon $629 billion and $647 billion in 2018 and 2019 fiscal years, far exceeding the spending limits.
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On Thursday it will turn to the Enhanced Background Checks Act, which would extend the time allotted for the F.B.I. to conduct background checks.
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There, you&aposll see "Airline Fee Credit" along with how much of your allotted amount is still available for the remainder of the year.
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Though other countries have promised to raise their allotted funding to help make up the shortfall, it's unclear when or if that will actually happen.
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He allotted more time to the tasks that only he could do, and gave tasks he did out of habit or comfort to other people.
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Smith had allotted herself seven hours to finish the race in Cairo, but because of the delay, Hibbs told the group to finish in six.
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"I knew them all," Ananya told the Associated Press afterwards, of the words given to her over the 21 of the allotted 25 championship rounds.
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Instead, he held the vote open for several hours after the allotted time expired, so he could cajole or pressure Republicans to change their minds.
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Once people in the agricultural sector used up their allotted amount of water, it freed up more for city residents, the mayor said in February.
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Kanye's microphone was turned off almost immediately because A$AP started his performance 20 minutes late and the set had gone over its allotted time.
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While the funds allotted were minor, the parties also flagged that further additional spending would be considered in the budget process for the coming years.
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And perhaps the crying communicated that the detail-oriented, nitpicky, cleanup work so often allotted to women was all I was ever cut out for.
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Amenities include a secure parking garage (one spot is allotted to this unit), an on-site gym and shuttles to BART, Muni and CalTrain stops.
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Except for when it comes to picking out your weekly allotted music video viewing, in which case we have actually made a choice for you.
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In California, when bag bans and taxes were instituted, the proposition also allotted $2 million to manufacturers to retain jobs and refocus onto reusable bags.
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But Jones wasn't buying the company's response and called it out for allegedly offering an option that delivered the diapers sooner than the time allotted.
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Sanders appointed five of the 15 members of the platform drafting committee, with six allotted to Hillary Clinton and the other four to the DNC.
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The success rate varies, but only about 22016 percent to 5003 percent of participants escape a given room in the time allotted, Ms. Spira said.
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He said the $1 million allotted to resolve PAGA claims was inadequate in light of those claims being valued at as much as $1 billion.
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When that didn't work a week later, Ryan abruptly ordered that a vote on an Iran sanctions bill be closed after the allotted 15 minutes.
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If players have unused Gold by the end of the time allotted to spend it, any remaining Gold will be converted to in-game items.
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The company did, however, give a little stage time to its appliance line and, per usual, allotted some lip service to its ThinQ AI offering.
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It receives a grant of £21.4,22.4 ($2162,2367) per pupil per year from the government, far more than is allotted to most other schools in England.
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I didn't have enough time allotted for something representational, so I took a more abstract expressionist approach, trying to convey the tranquility I was feeling.
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And regardless of biology or circumstance, many of us, maybe most of us, simply need more than the one dad allotted by a tightfisted nature.
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It is remarkable for a witness to make such a comment to a chairman, as lawmakers from both parties routinely go over their allotted time.
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Despite being one of the most expensive top boarding schools in the country, $3,948,950 is allotted for financial aid, and the average award is $52,652.
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Long the Swiss in Federer's shadow, he has become a prime example of the extra time allotted in this sport for players to reinvent themselves.
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Democrats are also eyeing other strategies for preventing Trump from expanding the wall with funds Congress previously allotted for other purposes, including military construction projects.
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He is considered to be watching television, reading newspapers and making phone calls to aides, lawmakers, friends, advisers and administration officials during those allotted hours.
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Rather than awarding a limited amount of time off based on seniority, a system blunder allotted off days to too many of the carrier's pilots.
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Some kids, like Jhonatahan Marques, more commonly known as Moicano, spend a lot more than the allotted 3 hours a day on the mats training.
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With our allotted time together coming to an end, I hastily turn the topic to diversity, one of tech's liveliest and at times divisive topics.
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So, realistically, to pass Trump he needs to nearly double the billionaire's haul among the 874 delegates that haven't been allotted yet or are uncommitted.
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Cons: It doesn't save as much money as a block grant, and its impact is highly dependent on how much money each beneficiary is allotted.
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However, by not committing the allotted time to pre-licensing classes, several of the company's brokers in its biggest market of California could be disqualified.
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When the woman tried to address an issue at the end of the time allotted for the event, her mic was cut off mid-sentence.
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So far Biden has won 2160 of Michigan's 2400 delegates, and picked up a net of 203 over Sanders, with 220 left to be allotted.
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Democrats say there isn't enough regulation in the $500 billion allotted to struggling businesses, and have expressed concern they weren't involved in the proposal's creation.
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About 62 percent of pledged delegates remained to be allotted, so it would be possible for Sanders to make a comeback, if he started winning.
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Even though there are primaries or caucuses scheduled into June, most of the delegates — 22016 percent — have already been allotted, due to the frontloaded calendar.
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Between the first two Democratic debates this summer, just two minutes were allotted to discussing the Trump Administration's travel ban on five Muslim-majority countries.
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The system allows the worst teams to spend the most money for amateur talent, with severe penalties for teams that exceed their allotted bonus pools.
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Speaking to Business Insider last year, workers said that using up allotted UPT — otherwise known as going into "negative UPT" — can result in immediate dismissal.
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He said that Philadelphia had allotted $300,000 to subsidize the museum for the current fiscal year and $250,000 for the next, which begins on Sunday.
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He asserted that this was a watershed moment in how "our" stories would be told, ones in which black people were allotted dignity and dimensionality.
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Timing rules will be similar to past debates, with 75 seconds allotted for each candidate's response, though fewer zingers and zippy sound-bites are expected.
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Most of the members will be allotted in proportion to the number of delegates the candidates win over the course of the primaries and caucuses.
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On Monday, Trump's lawyers are expected to resume their case, though it remains unclear if they'll use the entire 24 hours allotted under Senate rules.
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Mitt Romney of Massachusetts at times ignored Mr. Lehrer, who strained to interrupt when they exceeded their allotted speaking times, and rules were violated repeatedly.
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"I'm going to go like the rest of them do, twice over," Biden declared, in reference to other candidates who spoke beyond their allotted time.
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Exhibit A: the press briefing on Friday at which Mr. Trump granted his two allotted questions to The New York Post and Fox Business Network.
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Especially in the earliest days of a company, culture can be imperative to sustainable growth, and time should be allotted to delivering on that premise.
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From my standpoint, I look at it as, this is the law, this is what the law has allotted and this is what we do.
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In the 2019 fiscal year, the department's suicide prevention office is on track to spend $47 million, $20 million of which is allotted for outreach.
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While SpaceX has had to add funding to build Crew Dragon, according to Musk the company is now sticking closely to what it's been allotted.
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Theresa May's lasting power in Number 10 may rest on her vow to deliver Brexit, a process which itself has a two year allotted timeframe.
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Only an estimated 55% of the city's residents are actually sticking to their allotted water per day, according to last week's figures issued by authorities.
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The 1/3–2/3 rule states that you should give your team 2/3 of the time allotted for the project to complete it.
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The competition even crowns a winner at the end of it, for the best and most handsome sperm (and for shooting within the allotted time).
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The traditional 60/40 portfolio allotted to stocks and bonds respectively is on pace for its best year since 1998, according to Goldman Sachs data.
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It takes 1,990 delegates to win the Democratic Party's nomination for president, and about 40 percent of those delegates will be allotted on Super Tuesday.
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In the last year, these funds allotted $315 million, or 8 percent of the Palestinian Authority's total budget, to this twisted system of terrorist welfare.
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At first, I focused on just finding entries that I was dead certain fit their allotted boxes — names like VERDI, ALLAN and IMAN, for example.
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Hoang had celebrated his birthday the night before and for reasons that you can probably figure out, couldn't make it for our allotted 11 a.m.
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Inexplicable web-to-print edits are most pronounced in the comic's second half, where the art is crowded into one-third of the allotted space.
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The bill passed by Congress allotted $1.375 billion for fencing, a much smaller amount than the $103 billion Mr. Trump wanted for a border wall.
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Perhaps in writing to you we can think about the tension between who is allotted the space of collaboration, infiltration even—and for how long?
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WA: * SAYS IT ALLOCATED 2 MILLION SERIES F SHARES, SO THAT 140,000 OF OFFERED SHARES WERE ALLOTTED TO INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS AND 1,860,000 OF SHARES WERE ALLOTTED TO INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS * INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS SUBSCRIBED FOR 276,916 SHARES, SO THIS ALLOTMENT OF SHARES HAD AVERAGE REDUCTION RATE OF 49.44% * ISSUE PRICE FOR COMPANY'S SHARES IN IPO WAS SET AT 29 ZLOTYS PER SHARE Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The government allotted them space in a local school, where Syrian teachers who had fled as refugees continued to instruct their children using the Syrian curriculum.
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It's not the two hours I'll wait sitting on hard chairs in the hallway, anticipating my allotted five minutes of playing musical chairs with each teacher.
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The other half would be allotted to fund 75 immigration judges who would hear migrants' asylum cases and help expedite a massive backlog of pending cases.
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Guedes also urged lawmakers to approve the government's ambitious pension reform plan, adding that if it were passed, the money allotted for the states could rise.
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During the primary debates, he often would ramble enough to fill up nearly all the time he was allotted, then throw out a catchphrase or generalization.
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Like Eve, the eponymous main character of Fleabag is deeply strange in a way that goes far beyond the "quirkiness" usually allotted to "complex" female leads.
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Instead, they're allotted 10 sick days per year, after which they have an additional 100 days for extended sick leave, according to the California Education Code.
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That is, if they actually take a break at all; more than half of American workers eligible for holiday do not use all the time allotted.
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If voters can't show up in person to a caucus at the allotted time — because of work or family obligations — they cannot participate in the primary.
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Each credit will feature specific use limits and parameters to control access, and attendees are invited to use their allotted credit to choose a refreshing drink.
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The suggestion drew a positive response from ministers from Thailand and Singapore, said Rudiantara, but did not mention whether funds would be allotted to the effort.
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It allotted more than $600,000 into buzzer systems that aid with access control as well as panic buttons, serving as a quick link to 911 dispatchers.
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The passionate nationalism prevalent elsewhere, often whipped up by populist leaders intent on clinging to power beyond their allotted presidential terms, is refreshingly absent in Uruguay.
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You can use these interchangeably to some degree, but for all sorts of reasons, it's best to use the allotted wattage for the device category intended.
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The naturally long-winded Clinton spoke for 33 minutes, double the amount of time he was allotted, in a speech that was widely panned as boring.
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That included $562 million for salaries and employee benefits; $142 million for services and supplies; and another $6.5 million allotted for property items such as equipment.
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The browser's central feature is the GX Control panel, which lets users determine how much of the system's CPU and RAM are allotted to the browser.
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Remediation is a key priority for AMP this year, a spokeswoman said, adding that it had allotted resources to ensure customers were remediated fairly and quickly.
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Even though you may be able to pull off wearing the same tampon for more than the allotted time, that doesn't mean it's a good idea.
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One worker kept a trash can by her desk to throw up while she was sick since she had already used all her allotted bathroom breaks.
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The national budget allocations for Catalonia have steadily decreased — in 2003, it gave the region 16% but in 2015 it only allotted 9.5% for the area.
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It insists the amount of water the project could draw from the Indus River Basin will exceed India's allotted share of the rivers under Pakistan's control.
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At a spot like this on the seafloor, Hozoji adds, there's nothing you can do but hold the line until your allotted dive time runs out.
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The reverse repo award increased for a second straight day to its highest since the $278.91 billion that was allotted to 92 bidders on June 30.
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Here's the catch: In order to maximize your benefit from these cards, you'll need to pay off the balance before the allotted time expires, he said.
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Tata Motors, one of India's top automakers, was allotted the land by West Bengal's previous government for a factory to build the low-cost Nano car.
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Now, the meeting with Putin was going well beyond the allotted hour, and the President was late for an appointment with former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev.
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If you want the original resolution, though, you can only store up to your amount of allotted Google Drive space (you can always buy more storage).
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That means up to 70 percent of H-1B visa holders are competing for less than 7 percent of green cards allotted to Indians each year.
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In reveling in this exposure of rage, Roxane Gay charts a markedly different literary course than is routinely allotted to the "diverse" or "minority" female author.
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A high ratio of claims to revenue isn't out of the norm for Clover: It allotted 63% of premium revenue to medical expenses in 2018, too.
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That time can be delegated to the staff lawyers, which Mr. Schiff said he was likely to do for a substantial block of his allotted time.
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Louai had spent four years in pretrial detention, and, during the two or three minutes allotted to his defense, the judges had been talking among themselves.
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With more time credits allotted at the start of the third year, he will be relocated to "pre-release custody" before the end of that year.
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Manafort's team took their allotted two hours to present closing arguments, splitting the time between Westling and lead attorney Kevin Downing, who zeroed in on Gates.
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Entry into the Bundestag gives the AfD allotted time during question periods and automatic access for its views on the nightly ARD and ZDF news broadcasts.
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Members of both parties should be consulted to ensure adequate time is allotted for review of questionnaires, as well as ABA reports, before hearings are held.
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The Severn family paid $230,000 for the "Prickly Pear House" that was featured in season 4 of the show and allotted $145,000 for the Gaineses renovations.
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Blacks and mixed-race South Africans were removed from cities and pushed into townships or homelands -- land allotted to non-whites, according to their ethnic identity.
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Rules about talking out of turn, speaking over a candidate trying to answer a question and going extensively past the allotted time have been broken repeatedly.
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The provision provides the breathing room needed during good economic times when the annually allotted visas are not sufficient to meet the demand for these workers.
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Byrd's airplane could not have covered the mileage he claimed in the time allotted, and both he and his pilot later privately confessed to the fraud.
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Zuckerberg alluded to this himself toward the end of his responses, noting, for good measure, that he had also gone 15 minutes over his allotted time.
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At the end of the allotted time, I still lacked appreciation for Rothko, and the extra time failed to add anything to my appreciation of Matisse.
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Existing users can keep using GSS for the allotted time under their current contract, but Google will stop selling new licenses and renewals on April 1.
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Prepaid entry is timed and I recommend overestimating your allotted stay; otherwise you pay by the minute, and, alas, we paid, in more ways than one.
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The spending bill Trump ended up signing allotted $1.6 billion, and Democrats have signaled they're open to making a similar appropriation for the next budget cycle.
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Eleven small parties that were each allotted a single seat after a contested rule change announced that they would all back Mr. Prayuth for prime minister.
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It's really limiting to stamp such an intense title on someone just because there really hasn't been much room allotted for people like me to thrive.
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Political ads have been banned ever since, even during election campaigns, although political parties are each allotted a specified amount of time to present their platforms.
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This is how the mechanics work and who might get the money: Congress allotted at least $454 billion to the Treasury specifically to support Fed programs.
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Most of Italy's votes are allotted on a proportional system that benefits the strong party identification that the Five Star Movement enjoys, especially in the south.
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And while the company is temporarily raising its wages, the workers at these facilities, much like the Amazon warehouse workers, are not allotted paid sick leave.
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The basic issue is simple: Despite all the allotted catwalk time, there are a handful of names that matter in terms of broad influence and renown.
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There was next to no room in the plan for storage, although room was allotted for two apartments, one for Solomon Guggenheim, the other for Rebay.
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By the time candidates take the stage in Arizona on March 15, nearly 50 percent of delegates to the Democratic National Convention will have been allotted.
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In President Bill Clinton's 1999 impeachment trial, the Republican leadership opted not to take the full time allotted to them, keeping their opening arguments relatively succinct.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers have used less than half of the 24 hours they were allotted, although they are not expected to take all of their time.
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After going over his allotted time questioning Mr. Price, Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, grumbled that he would cede time in the nonexistent second round.
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Eric Hansen, a scallop fisherman, said that he and his colleagues were concerned about threading their way through a relatively narrow allotted path through spinning turbines.
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But my skill set for helping her was limited, especially on top of everything else I had to cover within our allotted time of 45 minutes.
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According to an article in The Global Times, troops were given disposable diapers to wear during rehearsals because there was no time allotted for bathroom breaks.
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Mr. Trump's legal team said that they only planned to use a few hours of their allotted time to give a brief overview of its case.
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That means the person who buys half of another's 100,000 barrels of allotted space spends $314,999 on top of Colonial's per-barrel rate to move fuels.
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The Speaker has built a reputation as a stickler for the rules, insisting that lawmakers vote within allotted timelines and more generally adhere to House decorum.
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CSRC also revised securities underwriting rules, saying investors subscribing to convertible bonds no longer need to hand in money before they are awarded the allotted securities.
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And he downplayed concerns from critics in both parties that the temporary refugee and travel bans might become permanent at the end of their allotted windows.
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It will also be adding more physical space to its toy section in some locations using space allotted for seasonal goods, like back-to-school merchandise.
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The BoE also said it allotted $7.705 billion to banks in a daily, seven-day U.S. dollar repo operation, more than double the amount on Tuesday.
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And if time is allotted equally among onstage candidates (which won't necessarily be the case), the lesser-known contenders will get a majority of speaking time.
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Those on the munitions manufacturing line were allotted four-hour periods in which to imbibe, 11 am to 3 pm, or 7 pm to 11 pm.
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It is a dreamlike film that feels like a bittersweet lament, a wish that man could know the world more fully in the time he's allotted.
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Many instead used their allotted time on Friday to explain why they were voting for a particular street or public place to be renamed in their districts.
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But data released on Wednesday showed the Treasury allotted $4.483 billion of the 10-year supply to overseas accounts, up from $3.975 billion it awarded in April.
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That marked a sharp drop from the officially allotted 1.1 million feddans for 2017 and the 1.8 million feddans grains traders believe were actually grown that year.
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Since only 14 of New York's 843 delegates are allotted based on the statewide vote, most of the action will be happening at the congressional district level.
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U.S. investors accounted for 13.3% of the issue, while 45.2% of the placement was allotted to investors from Europe and 2.7% to Asian investors, the Treasury said.
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In the sciences, it's called the "Matilda effect," and refers to a pattern in which female scientists' accomplishments go unrecognized, and credit is disproportionately allotted to men.
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If I wanted to buy something, I had to want it enough to justify spending 10% (give or take) of my allotted clothing limit for the year.
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"One time, we kissed each other and the duration of the kiss exceeded the normal amount allotted for a friendly kiss," explains Cranston in the clip above.
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If sanity prevails, there's no reason why the EU and Britain can't hammer out a free-trade agreement in the two years allotted by the Lisbon Treaty.
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Further complicating matters, many of the states, even those that have already allotted delegates mathematically, have not yet elected the individuals who will make up the numbers.
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Nextbit stores this data into 232GB of cloud storage allotted to every Robin phone—ready to be summoned at a moment's notice when connected to the internet.
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This year, Congress allotted $19.5 million, but now, for the first time, an American president has publicly recognized that the US has a responsibility to do more.
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There were a couple hours allotted to resting, and a little path up in the hills behind the bunk houses where we could take walks during breaks.
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When you go back and look just how much screen-time Barb was allotted in Stranger Things season 1, you'll realize it was a shockingly small amount.
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Many a decent show has been felled by the Very Special Episode's demand of introducing, exploring, and understanding a capital-i Issue in its allotted episode runtime.
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In this case, that moment comes when both parties click on their device simultaneously, in order to unlock the timeframe that has been allotted to their date.
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The Judiciary Committee will attempt to squeeze all 41 of its member's questions into three hours, so some members may not take up their full allotted time.
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But Mitchell says the National Institutes of Health has allotted $204 million in funding to the development of CAR T cell therapy at public institutions and universities.
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There simply is not enough data in a standard application — and the time allotted to reviewing it by an admissions officer — to make an honest, meritocratic decision.
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"This result suggests that greater representation of women among decision-makers who allot punishment can temper disparate punishments allotted to male and female professionals," the study reads.
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A prospective couple go on a date with a device that looks like a Nest, telling them how many hours they are allotted in their time together.
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At one auction in late January, individual investors were allotted a record $22 billion at a sale of $22019 billion in bills, roughly twice the previous high.
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The process is surprisingly simple: fill the AeroGarden's water tank, insert the seed pods into their allotted slots, and the machine will take care of the rest.
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The liberal firebrand tore into Mnuchin for what she considered inadequate answers to her questions, frequently halting his explanations to salvage her allotted time to grill him.
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The duration of the leave doubles the 220006 weeks allotted in California and New Jersey, and triples the 2202 weeks of paid leave offered by Rhode Island.
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He warmed up to the idea, however, as our allotted 45-minutes stretched to nearly two hours, and additional bottles of sparkling water arrived at our table.
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"You've saved your neck with the votes of" Mr. Porsche's descendants, Mr. Klein said, ignoring a flashing red light that indicated he had exceeded his allotted time.
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Texas is a case about when the states can sue the federal government; both Verrilli and Keller are likely to touch on that during their allotted time.
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Before going to bed, Li cut a full paragraph from her notes to be sure she could reach her most important points in the short time allotted.
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Up to 60 seconds for each answer, 30 seconds for each follow-up response, and if a candidate goes over the allotted time, you will hear this.
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Lawmakers have told CNN that no money can be added to the state budget, though teachers want $50 million more than has been allotted for next year.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District allotted $19.8 million in September to retrofit or remove its 48,20133 drinking fountains to erase a small but tenacious lead threat.
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The central government has set aside about $15 billion largely to help find work for displaced employees, and more could be allotted for the task, he said.
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According to the Antitrust Division, the companies secretly decided who would win leases, and the winning bidder allotted an interest in the leases to the other company.
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That was how much the Senate's initial Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bill, which had bipartisan support, allotted for physical barriers, including 2628 miles of new fencing.
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That became its own challenge, as she was forced to determine her wardrobe based on the amount of stage time she was allotted on a given night.
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Cassini gave relatively barebones instructions, mostly keeping people on pace to complete their painting within the two hours allotted for class rather than offering brush stroke pointers.
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When you disappear the required number of dots in an allotted number of moves—plus ladybugs, or bricks, or bombs, or ice blocks—you beat the level.
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But some local officials said they needed assistance commensurate with their populations — more than the three pallets of food and one pallet of water allotted per day.
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Mr. Dietl was also disciplined for frequently going past his allotted time and interrupting the other candidates; on at least two occasions, his microphone was turned off.
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The country's previous government had claimed more than 11 million children were in school, with allotted resources often going into the pockets of local and central officials.
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That Sunday, after the call with his agents, he banished the enjoyment after its allotted second, and something else crept into the space it had occupied: Fear.
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Senator Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, the Republican chairman of the committee, cut her off not long after that, noting that her allotted time had expired.
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The proposed new rule would also more than double the amount of time allotted to replace lead pipes in water systems that contain high levels of lead.
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And in a contest where delegates are allotted proportionally, it's a huge win for any candidate to be able to scoop up 100 percent of them somewhere.
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Democrats plan to use all 24 hours of their allotted time on the floor, which senators of both parties say has resulted in overlapping and repeated arguments.
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And that collective delusion lasted for a whole week until Apple Tree Yard aired in its allotted time slot, to both shock and chagrin from Sherlock fans.
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Then it will be the defense counsel's turn, though GOP senators say they don't expect the President's legal team to use all of their allotted 24 hours.
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What's next: The House managers have used about a third of their allotted 24 hours for opening arguments, after which the White House team gets its turn.
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In Youn's hands, this becomes a way of thinking about what we are allotted and what we imagine we can grow — or not grow — on that allotment.
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The most recent SIGAR quarterly report, released at the end of October, said the US has allotted about $8.94 billion to fight drugs in Afghanistan since 2002.
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And with a vote scheduled in the next few hours, Sanford used his allotted time to suggest the GOP should take more time to adjust the bill.
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The Pentagon in the Trump presidency has agreed to divert some of its congressionally allotted funding for schools on military bases to instead build the border wall.
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And Senator John Cornyn spent most of his allotted time scolding Ms. Yates for what he called her "enormously disappointing" decision not to defend the travel ban.
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The House managers are through about a third of the 103 hours they were allotted for opening arguments, which will most likely go through Friday, Jan. 24.
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On Monday, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association revealed that Disney was nominated for three of the five slots it had allotted for the best animated feature category.
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Of the 213 total votes, 21947 were allotted to members of the news media, who are equally spread among six geographic regions like a gridiron electoral college.
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What's more, Francisco would also have to wait in Mexico as Homeland Security officials used their allotted 30-day window to decide whether to appeal his case.
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Another $20193 billion for fiscal year 22019 and $2495 billion for fiscal year 2363 will be allotted to help reduce the backlog in Veteran Affairs healthcare maintenance.
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" (President Obama focussed instead on studying an asteroid near Earth and working toward the distant goal of sending astronauts to Mars.) "But the money was never allotted.
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This is the story of her short-lived escape and the video that has reminded the world of the few freedoms allotted to women in the region.
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Republican senators sat quietly, ceding their question time to Arizona sex-crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell, while Democrats largely used their own allotted time to applaud Ford's courage.
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In an awkward and halting set of thank yous, they fumbled with a piece of paper containing names and went way over their allotted 90-second time.
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With the No-Thanks Amendment freeing up much of the 45 seconds allotted for acceptance speeches, political speechifying could become highly oppressive, possibly polarizing and certainly incoherent.
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Eighteen will be allotted to him due to his statewide win, and three more will go to the winner in each of the state's eight congressional districts.
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Lawmakers have so far failed to reach any larger deal over immigration, a major campaign issue, but have allotted nearly $1.6 billion this year for border security.
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The point is, by the time the dust settles on the Ides of March, about 58 percent of delegates in the GOP contest will have been allotted.
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Ted Cruz used much of his time—each senator was allotted five minutes—to chastise Google's representative about how the company's search results present information about political candidates.
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The government's motion to Parliament is being intensely scrutinized before the vote takes place, with at least five full days of parliamentary time allotted to a Brexit debate.
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I pay him ($34.25) for the service and add on an extra 10 quid ($13.70) in tip since it took double the amount of time he had allotted.
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The theory suggests that people with disabilities and health complications are allotted a certain amount of energy — or spoons — each day, while "healthy" people often have unlimited spoons.
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Therefore, we made the decision to return to Seattle to ensure the shipment was delivered to its destination within the window of time allotted by our cargo customer.
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But even in places where early voting has been heartily embraced, there is lingering frustration about the short amount of time allotted to get things up and running.
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Polish foresters who live and work in Bialowieza say they have a solution: let them cut down more spruce trees than they're currently allotted, to save the rest.
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That meant Hamilton was using his engine for a seventh race, the allotted lifespan in a season with 21 rounds and a limit of three engines per driver.
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Several hours after the exchange with Meadows, two first-term representatives on the committee — Pressley and Tlaib — used their allotted questioning time to push back on Meadows's argument.
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But, although he's created at least one ballet a year for the company since then, he's never been allotted more than a week of any Metropolitan Opera season.
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Trump, who objected to past disaster relief efforts over funding allotted for the hurricane-ravaged U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, said he would support the plan passed Monday.
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He previously endorsed the idea of a restructuring similar to Uruguay's in the early 2000s, which allotted the government more time to repay its debts without a haircut.
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Within the time allotted, those members who approved of Wiener's original measure hotly opposed the Santiago amendments and the manner in which he forced them onto the bill.
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On Monday night, Democratic senators refused to yield their allotted floor time, vowing to spend every last hour before the vote protesting DeVos's fitness for the role. Sen.
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Spoiler alert: Anner fails to complete his journey in the allotted time — and it's all due to the inaccessibility of public transit and walkways in New York City.
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Every decade, the United States carries out a population census, which among other things, determines how many seats in the House of Representatives are allotted to each state.
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Which is to say: she could have made this dish twice over in the time we'd allotted, and without opening a single cabinet in the MUNCHIES test kitchen.
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The theory states those with disabilities and health complications are allotted a certain amount of energy — or spoons — per day, while "healthy" people are often given unlimited spoons.
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The danger with choosing the smallest plan is that I risk going over my allotted data and pay an overage fee, but there are ways to monitor usage.
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Video: YouTube, Jet Aviation The presidential administration took to Twitter to defend the plane, saying the final cost of the plane is less than what predecessor Calderón allotted.
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I knew this going in, so I reviewed my budget, found other areas to cut back and simply allotted myself less money for happy hours and coffee shops.
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Until August 17, 2016, on most tiered data plans when a customer uses more than their monthly allotted data, they automatically get charged $10–$20 per extra gigabyte.
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That might give the birds more space, depending on the floor space allotted, and it makes it easier for them to run away from bullies in the flock.
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If I didn't properly evaluate "cost and quality as [I sought] care," thus going over my allotted $1,000, I would have nothing left to pay for uncovered services.
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