The government then decided to bear the cost of his treatment.
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Someone must bear the cost of $46 billion in new regulations.
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They, more than anybody else, bear the cost of budget brinkmanship.
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China's nearly 1.4 billion people ultimately bear the cost of the corruption.
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But broadcasters would bear the cost of setting up teams around the world.
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We're alone and we'll have to bear the cost of Donald Trump's folly.
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We're alone and will have to bear the cost of Donald Trump's folly.
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It is unreasonable to expect consumers to bear the cost of lax security practices.
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Trump will not bear the cost of his immoral abdication of the climate challenge!
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Apple had essentially asked the consumer to bear the cost of the strengthening dollar.
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I learned later that the company has to bear the cost [of the hospital].
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"What we are not willing to do is bear the cost of it," he said.
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Workers would still bear the cost of taking time off — by delaying their own retirement.
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Throughout the nation, local taxpayers will bear the cost of this subsidy to Big Telecom.
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Furthermore, the OFCCP says that it had offered to bear the cost of compiling the information.
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Mobile-only "neobanks" that do not bear the cost of branches are nibbling at customer bases.
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What is clear is that U.S. consumers will start to bear the cost of American protectionism.
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Must we all bear the cost of decisions, some good and some bad, made by consenting adults?
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U.S. companies, which bear the cost of tariffs, are looking at ways to offset these big expenses.
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Some shippers may decide not to take the risk (and bear the cost) of sailing through the strait.
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A multibillion-dollar state wildfire fund is supposed to help utilities bear the cost of this year's fires.
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The award shocked and outraged French citizens, especially since the government would ultimately bear the cost of the award.
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The report came as governments in countries around the world mull how to bear the cost of aging populations.
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And if it gets to the snake-pit stage, P&G will bear the cost of that as well.
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Now, there is a legitimate discussion to have about who should bear the cost of covering our sickest citizens.
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In the class-action lawsuit, Summit says they will "have to bear the cost" of reissuing credit cards and more.
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RW: Workers would not immediately bear the cost of payroll taxes paid by employers, because wages do not adjust instantaneously.
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Much less do they want to bear the cost of eventual reunification, which could involve huge government spending on northern areas.
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Among the handouts, the government will bear the cost of value-added tax for purchases of first homes by Saudi citizens.
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"Given the public's strong interest in accessing court records, the judiciary should bear the cost of PACER's operations," the brief said.
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This forces taxpayers to bear the cost of providing health care benefits for people who no longer need assistance, Republicans said.
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A central principle is that the person at fault, not the victim, should bear the cost of the harms of wrongdoing.
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Independent and federal data have found that refiners do not bear the cost of RINs they may purchase, as some claim.
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"The CPP would have asked low- and middle-income Americans to bear the cost of the previous administration's climate plan," Wheeler said.
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"For the Pinault family, there is no question of French taxpayers having to bear the cost of such a deduction," they declared.
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"We're working to ensure that Boeing shareholders bear the cost of Boeing's failures, not American Airlines' shareholders," Parker said on an earnings call.
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Singh noted that it is restaurant partners that have to bear the cost of deep discounts that food aggregators offer on their platforms.
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The government's plan to make lenders bear the cost of stamp duty on mortgages has further dampened banks' enthusiasm for the mortgage business.
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The Trump administration is now poised to repeat these mistakes, and poor and sick Americans will bear the cost of their austerity obsession.
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Perhaps the United States military is to bear the cost of a lack of strategy as America muddles its way through foreign policy.
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The overhaul comes as hundreds of thousands of backyard farms are shuttered, too small to bear the cost of meeting new pollution standards.
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The Trump Organization should bear the cost of additional security but in practical terms will need help from the U.S. or local governments.
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Again, she is a symbol of how others (and especially women) bear the cost of Mr. Trump's egoism and lack of self-control.
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American is "working to ensure that Boeing shareholders bear the cost of Boeing's failures, not American Airlines' shareholders," Parker said on Thursday's earnings call.
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The French state's policy is to bear the cost of reconstruction of historical monuments such as Notre-Dame cathedral in the event of disasters.
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In contrast, patients are more likely to proceed one by one when they do not have to bear the cost of attempting multiple cycles.
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But the United States cannot long endure in a state of suspended animation, nor can the nation easily bear the cost of repeated lockdowns.
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And the local authorities were forced to bear the cost of additional staffing, including overtime hours for police officers, to deal with the shutdown.
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The commission has also emphasized penalizing individual wrongdoers rather than corporations, on the theory that shareholders should not bear the cost of their own deception.
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Jonathan N. FiskusBronx To the Editor: As a practical matter, most modest-sized churches and synagogues cannot bear the cost of 24-hour armed guards.
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The case could "help decide who should bear the cost of one of this century's worst public health crises," Lenny Bernstein of the WaPo writes.
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"The Company will have to bear the cost of ticket refunds for passengers who have cancelled flights to China," it said in a bourse filing.
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Otherwise, if plaintiffs are forced to bear the cost of losing a public interest case, we can expect to see far fewer such cases brought forward.
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Requiring all Americans to have insurance, either public or private, means our health care system no longer has to bear the cost of treating uninsured patients.
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This linkage protects many consumers, but causes acute distress for Trump administration officials because, they say, it means that taxpayers bear the cost of premium increases.
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It also asked who would bear the cost of re-vaccination and what would be done for anyone harmed as a result of receiving the dodgy vaccines.
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But in an open access world, where authors would bear the cost of publishing their work, such a grant would have to be taxed for that purpose.
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The producers of fossil fuels are already causing billions of dollars of damage and yet they don't have to bear the cost of any of that harm.
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Gavin Newsom of California on Friday urged the state Legislature to help Pacific Gas & Electric and other utilities bear the cost of fires started by their equipment.
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The families of those spellers now pay a $1,500 entry fee and bear the cost of traveling to Maryland for the competition, which is held each May.
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Pensioners and soldiers will also be given bonuses, while the government will bear the cost of VAT in some situations, such as the first purchase of a home.
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Trump said Poland will bear the cost of the additional US troop deployment and said it would not alter the total number of US troops fanned across Europe.
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Yet the government's reluctance to let individual citizens bear the cost of mitigating climate change shows how difficult it is to get voters to endorse the necessary sacrifices.
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Whether local or national government will bear the cost of maintaining the 14 venues for the Pyeongchang Olympics after the games finish, is a matter of some debate.
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The South Korean Defense Ministry said that there was no change to its position that the U.S. would bear the cost of THAAD deployment, Yonhap news agency reported.
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Top German politicians say the emissions cheating scandal damaged the global reputation of the German car industry, and say consumers should not bear the cost of retrofitting cars.
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Singapore, a small but wealthy Southeast Asian city-state, has said it would bear the cost of the summit to do its part to ensure a successful meeting.
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Once again, shareholders bear the cost of this tax; but this time they are directly responsible for transferring capital to the government by way of a dividends tax.
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Some traders are watching these hearings, because complaints from U.S. businesses, which bear the cost of duties on goods they import, could sway Trump to delay additional tariff hikes.
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After the board agreed to bear the cost of the deployment, the army ordered a company of soldiers to the Dzalanyama Forest in February 2015 to save the trees.
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If you decide to own a gun, are you willing to bear the cost of it causing the damage it was designed—in the most extreme cases—to inflict?
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"The government will bear the cost of fees for expatriate workers on behalf of licensed industrial institutions as of October 1, 2019, for five years," the cabinet statement said.
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Simply put, the lack of a broad-based signal that made clear that polluters would bear the cost of the harm they caused led to a major market failure.
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Insurers will bear the cost of devices being fitted when customers start or renew their annual insurance contract, but we expect they will pass the costs to customers through premiums.
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The injustice of this incident is that the gentleman pulled from the flight was forced to bear the cost of United's error in selecting passengers to give up their seats.
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If the benefits of financial risk-taking were plentiful and widely shared, it might be worth society's time to play the odds and bear the cost of the occasional blowup.
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"Our rates for Medicare, Medicaid and employer-sponsored insurance have been relatively stable, but those products have to bear the cost of our losses on exchange business," Mr. Wrobel said.
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After an earlier lobbying push, legislators have already voted to protect the companies from having to bear the cost of 2017 fires, and utilities are seeking the same for 2018.
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The motorcycle maker said this week that it would bear the cost of tariffs the European Union imposed in response to the ones Trump administration placed on steel and aluminum.
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Beyond the threat of a far-reaching trade war, economists have warned US consumers are likely to bear the cost of the tariffs and worries about Chinese retaliation are mounting.
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Citizens will bear the cost of the flight, and those who wish to fly will be inspected by a medical team from Seoul before being allowed to board the plane.
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Facts first: US consumers bear the cost of these tariffs, not China or any other foreign country, and studies have found that the tariffs have harmed the US economy, not helped.
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In theory, the multibillion-dollar state wildfire fund — being set up to help utilities bear the cost of this year's fires and those in the future — should be an effective backstop.
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There are some in our system that would love nothing more than to not have to bear the cost of over-the-air transmission, the cost of the equipment and everything.
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Commercial galleries partially bear the cost of producing museum exhibitions for their artists, not because the galleries are on the losing end of a financial battle, but because it's worth it.
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He suggested Japan and South Korea should obtain their own nuclear weapons so the U.S. doesn't have to bear the cost of defending them against rivals like China and North Korea.
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But, Justice noted, so are other children, including native-born children, and children who have immigrated legally, and their families are not asked to bear the cost of their special education.
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Brazil should receive help not only because what happens in the Amazon will affect the entire world, but because it should not bear the cost of preserving the Amazon all alone.
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The woman must bear the cost of the procedure unless her life is endangered by carrying the baby to term, or if the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest.
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Parents would still bear the cost of taking time off, but the bill would allow them to access some of their Social Security income early — essentially, to borrow from their future selves.
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After intense lobbying, the state's investor-owned utilities, which include Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric, won a legislative shield from having to bear the cost of 2017 fires.
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Md. Khalequzzaman, a Bangladeshi professor at Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania, said he believed that in a poor nation like Bangladesh industry – rather than consumers – should bear the cost of the new tax.
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Worries that the ruling PiS party could compel the banks to bear the cost of converting the Swiss franc loans into zlotys contributed to sharp falls in the banks' share prices last year.
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Will it be valuable enough for you to bear the cost of servicing a customer regularly if you can own the relationship, or are you going to build a platform based solely around volume?
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I think their frenetic diplomatic activity in Europe indicates that they'd like to find somebody else, for example, to bear the cost of reconstructing Syria - which they may or may not succeed in doing.
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"The President is keen on sharing that the United States doesn't bear the cost of this," he added, noting that the UAE, Saudi Arabia and "another 20 countries" would "need to help advance" the exercise.
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A major health insurance trade group is pledging its member plans will cover doctor-ordered testing for the coronavirus amid rising confusion and concern about who will bear the cost of care in an outbreak.
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The policy will also prevent manufacturers from imposing stock and sales targets upon dealers without agreement, tactics that many dealers have complained force them to bear the cost of high inventories as the market slows.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is merging with France's PSA Group to create the world's fourth-largest automaker, a deal intended to help both companies bear the cost of new technologies like electric and self-driving cars.
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It also wants to make plastic producers bear the cost of waste management and cleanup efforts, and it proposes that EU states must collect 90% of single-use plastic bottles by 2025 through new recycling programs.
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Not everyone should be college-bound and bear the cost of student debt; more emphasis should be placed on vocational training: carpentry, plumbing, electrical work and the like, for those who are not as academically inclined.
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Under new rules approved by the EU in 2013, shareholders and bondholders must bear the cost of bank failures before taxpayer money can be used in any rescue - including the creation of a state-backed bad bank.
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Under the change being considered, that child's family would have to bear the cost of his care for the whole period up to their enrollment in Medicaid, which would likely come to thousands and thousands of dollars.
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Students' monthly stipends will be boosted this year and the government will bear the cost of the new tax for some services and for the purchase of a first home valued at up to 850,8.53 riyals ($226,600).
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While this financial support and the strong international message are important, Bloomberg should consider sending another message; this time to the communities in the U.S. that would likely bear the cost of any substantial climate change policy.
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Third, we will focus on justice and inclusion as a centerpiece of this economic transformation, to ensure that no groups are left to bear the cost of the transition and everyone benefits from new jobs and investment.
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Remember, the point of Keller Lenkner's mass arbitration strategy is to turn Uber's own ban on classwide proceedings against the company, forcing Uber to bear the cost of filing fees and arbitration expenses in thousands of individual cases.
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Clark said Gonzalez-Garcia was also initially told to travel from where she now lives in the Boston area to a specific site in New Jersey for fingerprints and would have to bear the cost of the travel.
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Such securities were issued as part of new bail-in rules designed to make the private sector, rather than the government, bear the cost of bank rescues; the problem is that investors don't want to be bailed in.
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The Trump administration announced FEMA will bear the cost of disaster clean-up and Trump is visiting the island next week, but will the U.S. Congress make necessarily-massive supplemental appropriation available and will President Trump support it?
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With thousands of small satellites expected to launch to orbit in the coming years, the risks of collisions will likely increase and a fight could break out over who should bear the cost of managing greater space traffic.
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The French state's policy is to bear the cost of the reconstruction of historical monuments such as Notre-Dame Cathedral in the event of disasters, so neither AXA nor any other private insurer is exposed to the cost.
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Although Stein will be forced to bear the cost of the recount (indeed, it is likely that her effort is nothing more than a fundraising gambit for the Green Party), this form of abuse is not without its costs.
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The carriers, of course, fought the ruling by the CRTC, claiming that customers should have to "bear the cost of the unlocking," as Rogers vice president Howard Slawner said back in February, failing to note that carriers themselves lock devices.
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Here is what is being overlooked: the UN's collective efforts, whether it's implementing sanctions, coordinating a response to international terrorism, or delivering lifesaving aid, ensures that the U.S. does not bear the cost of maintaining international order on its own.
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The assault was so effective—and sustained—that Krebs' longtime DDoS mitigation service, Akamai, one of the largest bandwidth providers on the internet, announced it was dropping Krebs' site because it couldn't bear the cost of defending against such a massive barrage.
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Dealers will also need to bear the cost of shipping unsold stage-5 cars to other cities and provinces where implementation comes later, while automakers have had to contend with headaches related to rolling out stage-6 models to market in time.
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It said it and Air Berlin management had asked for the help of the federal government and three German states to set up a temporary employment company for those staff because Air Berlin could not bear the cost of such a scheme itself.
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The free-rider problem is related to the tragedy of the commons, which describes a scenario where all the members of a community benefit from unregulated access to a common good, but no one is incentivized to individually bear the cost of maintaining that good.
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The museum, which sued the city over ownership of the statue and its base, will bear the cost of the removal and be responsible for housing the monument until a permanent home is found at another Civil War museum, battlefield or cemetery outside St. Louis County.
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The Americans are calling it the Sentinel program, and Mr. Pompeo said it was supposed to involve 20 nations in addition to Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. "The president is keen that the United States doesn't bear the cost of this," Mr. Pompeo told the prince.
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As my colleague Ivan Penn recently reported, the company has spent millions lobbying lawmakers to shield it from having to bear the cost of the fires — in part by arguing that if they didn't, PG&E could face exactly the situation it finds itself in now.
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In a phone call to South Korea's national security chief, Kim Kwan Jin, national security adviser H.R. McMaster said the U.S. would honor a 2016 pact between the two countries requiring the U.S. to bear the cost of the system, intended to protect against a North Korean missile attack.
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Fears that Marmite and other British classics, like the PG Tips brand of tea, might disappear from store shelves had gripped Britons after reports that the supermarket chain Tesco and the owner of those brands, the British-Dutch consumer goods company Unilever, were locked in a price dispute over who should bear the cost of the weakening pound.
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