Do you have any idea what things cost out there?
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Competitors leverage technology that drives cost out of the equation.
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They're taking cost out of their business by doing it themselves.
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Cohen was the toughest-talking, most aggressive Trump defender at any cost out there.
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"Start with some of the basic stuff and take cost out of the system."
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The fastest way to drive cost out of the business is embracing digital technology.
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Let's get the benefits of operating as one company together, to get cost out.
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"Theoretical evidence suggests the currency appreciation evens the cost out," said JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli.
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That means it's up to the customer to cover the higher cost out of pocket.
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THEY ALSO ANNOUNCED THEY'RE GOING TO TAKE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF COST OUT OF THE BUSINESS.
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"Engineers were given targets to get certain amount of cost out of the airplane," he added.
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Keeping the structure useful and occupied year-round spreads that cost out and benefits the entire community.
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" Trump criticized the F-35 project last month, calling the program and its cost "out of control.
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It takes the cost out of the movies and makes going to see a new release a no-brainer.
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So if a mutual fund wants to launch a proxy fight it bears the cost out of its fees.
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But patients leaving the hospital for a nursing facility after an observation pay the full cost out of pocket.
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M: I mentioned four billion HKD in cost out, is there any more work to do on that front?
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Can you get any more cost out or do you think four billion dollars is essentially the sweet spot number?
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This stuff mostly doesn't cost-out in terms of "the economy" which for scoring purposes means Gross Domestic Product, i.e.
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"It's tough to shoulder that cost out of pocket," said Austin Guy, who runs a real estate software company called Homebloq.
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And similarly, when economies are downtrodden a little bit, they're going to need software to take cost out of the equation.
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The four-month program would cost $1,000 and, upon completion, Dalio would reimburse half the cost out of his own pocket.
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Medicaid will be less well funded so companies dependent on that bucket could be hurt although anyone taking cost out should benefit.
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Anyone with health insurance—including those with high-deductible plans—will be provided with Auvi-Qs at no cost out of pocket.
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THEY ARE DOUBLING DOWN ON A LOT OF OLDER STORAGE PRODUCTS, SERVER PRODUCTS, AND THEN THEY ARE GOING TO TAKE COST OUT.
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THEIR MAJOR OBJECTIVE HAS GOT TO GET COST OUT OF THAT COMPANY SO THAT THEY CAN BEGIN TO PARE DOWN THAT DEBT.
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And since they're built and launched one at a time, you can spread that cost out over a long period of time.
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You'll continue to see that as they continue to take cost out of the system, they'll pass those savings on to customers.
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We believe the power market still faces severe secular threats from renewables and overcapacity, so we would expect far more cost-out actions.
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"We, like Bulls, had expected more, and most notably the cost out targets here were not as ambitious as most expected," Tusa said.
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"It takes an enormous amount of cost out of the system and puts customers in control," says Jonathan Larsen, Ping An's chief innovation officer.
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But they also cost out plans that look a lot more politically plausible to me and get to near-universal coverage for far less.
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Let's get cost out of the way first because, unless you're swimming in money, it's going to play a crucial part in your purchasing decision.
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But however you slice it, the relatively low cost out of pocket led to lots of people buying an iPhone who otherwise might not have.
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"We are executing a $2 billion cost out program over 2017 and 2018 to deliver more value to our customers, shareowners, and employees," he added.
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I pay for the cost out of pocket since right now I'm in a position where I have a good amount in my short-term savings.
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We cut 30 or 40 percent of the cost out of the company and decided to focus on the one thing we were really good at: comedy.
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The first is what Mulcahy describes as the "renovate" mindset, or the view that innovation is necessary to optimize operations and drive cost out of the system.
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What we did is we went back to the laboratories, reformulated products to take cost out but to keep the efficacy of those products for our customers.
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They paid an absolutely extraordinary personal cost, out of duty to country — and, if you want to be an idealist, perhaps a desire to avoid nuclear war too.
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You can spend $120 on a basic Scuf Infinity 1 and upgrade over time, spreading the cost out over months and years instead of dropping all your cash once.
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The discounts do not take the drug's cost out of the stratosphere, but Bienaimé said that the rarity of the disease makes medication extremely costly and complicated to produce.
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Barclays said Seagate has likely cut as much cost out of its operation as possible, and that other factors may shift market sentiment in favor of rival Western Digital.
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"They are literally taking a cost out of their income statement, moving it to a different line and backing it out of results," Mr. Maurer said in an interview.
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" Alcoa: "I like Alcoa as a commodity play, given that the Baltic freight keeps hitting new highs and given the fact that Alcoa has taken a lot of cost out.
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Success comes at a cost "Out of the 30 patients I've screened for coronavirus today, you're only the second person that I think actually has it," my new physician stated.
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" Carol Wilkerson, a spokeswoman for McMahon, reiterated on Thursday that the administrator travels by private air only on "rare occasions" services and covers "the entire cost out of her own pocket.
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In this age of digitization, businesses are looking to drive cost out of the supply chain, while expecting suppliers to be highly adaptive to their needs and open and ethical in their practices.
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Machines can take so much cost out of any sales process (request for proposal, quotation, order and fulfillment system), it is the fiduciary responsibility of your CEO and the board to hire robots.
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Here, brand-name drug manufacturers must provide a 70 percent discount on drug prices, and enrollees bear 25 percent of cost out of pocket (for generic drugs, the enrollee share is 37 percent).
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One study found that the average cost of tests and other medical treatment after a rape the US is $6,737, and that insurance holders usually pay $950 of that cost out of pocket.
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Dan: And the big focus view over at BW has been on the cost out and on the consolidation as well, in line with a number of other major players in the space.
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Of course, that often means laying out upwards of $600 for the latest devices and is far less attractive than spreading that cost out over a year or two with a payment plan.
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A quick cost-out on the Chevy website got me a Blazer for about $35,000, minus the roughly $4,000 package than gives the buyer a suite of driver-assist features and the upgraded audio.
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Few people pay this cost out of pocket: Instead, it's typically part of the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) benefits provided to the disability community and older adults under programs like Medicaid and Medicare.
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"Managing volatility costs money, not just for us but for the whole supply chain, so I think we can take that cost out as volatility comes off and that restores income to farmers," Meyer said.
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"We would literally at LinkedIn do this annual exercise of — we would cost out what a forklift move to a cloud would look like every year," said Scott, who assumed his leadership role at Microsoft in 2017.
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These days, only about 10% of families pay for the entire cost out of pocket, while everyone else is either borrowing or using a combination of resources, according to Marie O'Malley, senior director of consumer research at Sallie Mae.
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"There still is a fixed cost out there no matter what you do, so the incentive is to go out there and get the variable cost covered and eat into the fixed cost," said Gary Schnitkey, a University of Illinois economist.
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Compared to tuition, which can cost out-of-state students at public universities as much as $2179.99,2913 per year or upward of $2291,22019 at some private colleges, the amount of money students spend on things like textbooks can seem negligible.
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NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance had his team cost out the project, and declared it would more likely sit at A$3 billion for a road tunnel, or A$6 billion for a road and rail tunnel, reports the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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The company said on Tuesday that by the end of 2016, it expects to deliver self-help targets of 200 million pounds ($200 million) of cash in and 100 million pounds of cost out, as well as achieving a positive net cash balance.
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"We started by taking cost out of the model so that we'd be able to serve meals at a price point comparable to the fast food, which is the only thing available in many of these less affluent neighborhoods," Mr. Foster said.
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Even if Bloom keeps it to $100 million and spreads the cost out over six to eight quarters, it would still come out to a minimum of $12 million in costs per quarter, or over half of its Q3 2018 cost of service expenses.
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"Amazon is relentless in taking cost out for the consumer and relentless in that you can find anything you ever want on Amazon," said Anthony Rodio, chairman of Storefront, a start-up that helps smaller retailers find space for short-term pop-up stores.
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Speaking to CNBC's Hadley Gamble and Dan Murphy at the World Energy Congress in Abu Dhabi Monday, Claudio Descalzi was asked whether there were still opportunities to improve the cost-out in the current environment, where Brent is trading at just under $62 a barrel.
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IT JUST STARTED DOWN A PATH WHERE WESAID LOOK HOW CAN WE BRING THE BUSINESSES TOGETHER, IS IT A PARTNERSHIP,SHOULD WE TALK ABOUT JOINT VENTURE AND IT REALLY BECAME APPARENT THAT THE BESTWAY TO DRIVE COST OUT TO CONTINUE TO INNOVATE WAS TO BRING THE COMPANIESTOGETHER.
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"If you are a buyer, maybe you think you can squeeze some cost out of it thanks to the low cost of capital," Brewin Dolphin equity analyst Nik Stanojevic said, adding that emerging markets such as China and India will continue to rely on coal for years to come.
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SOWE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BRING TO ROCKWELL COLLINS WHICH IS A GREAT FRANCHISEGREAT FIRST CLASS FRANCHISE WITH OUR AEROSPACE SYSTEMS BUSINESS WE'LL HAVE A$23 BILLION AEROSPACE SYSTEMS SUPPLIER WE'' HAVE THE ABILITY TO DO THINGS THATOTHERS CAN'T IN TERMS OF TAKING COST OUT INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY DIGITALL ALL OFTHOSE THINGS FABER: WHY NOW?
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"Our top 10 markets hold leadership chairs, we have terrific products and I think we have been beleaguered by some FX and so we are continuing to manage that focusing on taking cost out, and prices as we can do that," McCoy said On Thursday evening, Starbucks reported what Cramer considered to be a fantastic quarter.
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I TELL YOU THE REASON 30,000 NEW AIRCRAFT ARE BEING DELIVERED INTHE NEXT 15 YEARS AEROSPACE BUSINESS IS GROWING DRAMATICALLY WE SEE REVENUEPASSENGER MILES UP 4003% EVERY YEAR GROWTH IS COMING IN THE AEROSPACE BUSINESS BUTWITH THAT GROWTH COMES PRESSURE FROM THE PASSENGERS TO TAKE COST OUT TOCONTINUE TO INNOVATE AND HAVING SCALE IN THE AEROSPACE BUSINESS IS ABSOLUTELYEXSSENTIAL FOR YOU TO DELIVER THE VALUE TO THE CUSTOMERS THAT THEY EXPECT.
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Occupation: Social WorkerIndustry: Substance AbuseAge: 53Location: Louisville, KYSalary: $44,000Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $1,262 Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $1,361 (I live with two roommates who collectively pay $850 of the total $1,303)Student Loan Payment: $0 (My parents graciously paid for undergrad and grad school — I'm forever indebted to them.)Electric/Gas: $150Internet: $0 (My roommate pays.)Yard Upkeep: $50 (My roommate's boyfriend does it and I take the cost out of his rent.)Water: $75-$100 every three monthsPhone: $0 (I'm still on my parents' family plan.)Health Insurance: $0 (I'm still on parents' plan.)Car Insurance: $68Netflix: $53 (My roommate pays.)Hulu: $0 (My roommate's sister pays.)Cable: $0 (We have multiple people's cable logins to watch programs on our Apple TV.)Apple Music: $10.99Charitable Donations: $252.20 (10% of my monthly take home)403(b): 4% of my salary, and my company matches that at 4%.
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Costs run up to US$2,000 per treatment session. Multiple sessions are normal. Patients often pay the full cost out of pocket, because it is an unproven therapy that is not covered by health insurance.
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Tiger's production reached its highest point in April 1944, when 105 were produced. The main reason for the number produced was Tiger's difficult production and its cost. Out the entire number produced some 500 saw service with sSSPzAbts. On June 7 of 1943, Japanese ambassador in Germany, General Oshima was shown a Tiger from sPzAbt 502.
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For instance King of the Coral Sea earned > much more than its production cost out of England whilst it earned its > production cost in Australia. Walk into Paradise had also gone terribly well > in England. England was a very strong market for us at that time. In fact it > was probably a better market for us than the United States.
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Fred Block and Matthew R. Keller, (Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers). The first cells recorded efficiencies of four percent, far lower than the 25 percent efficiencies typical of some silicon crystalline cells today. With the cost out of reach for most applications, developers of the new technology had to look elsewhere for an early market. As it turned out, solar PV did make economic sense in one market segment: aerospace.
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The project is expected to cost , out of which will be borne by Chandigarh Administration, will be borne by Punjab Govt. and the remaining by Haryana Govt. The expected cost of the metro elevated section is per Km and that of the metro underground section is per Km. The metro will be completed in two phases. The estimated cost of Phase-I is and that of Phase-II is .
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There is a problem in that most specialists and some in-hospital physicians do not respect the official fee structure. Patients pay the additional cost out of pocket, although some complementary policies will cover a limited excess charge. Around 62% of hospital beds in France are provided by public hospitals, around 14% by private non-profit organizations, and 24% by for-profit companies. Minister of Health and Solidarity is a cabinet position in the government of France.
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The Spaldings had an extensive library which included many volumes on Theosophy, art, and literature. In 1907–1909 he was the driving force behind the development of a paved road, known as the "Point Loma boulevard," from downtown San Diego to Point Loma and Ocean Beach; the road also provided good access to Lomaland. It later provided the basis for California State Route 209. He proposed the project, supervised it on behalf of the city, and paid a portion of the cost out of his own pocket.
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The recommendation of the Committee was approved by the Government of India on 13 January 2009. The Government of Odisha agreed to provide Campus - IIT Bhubaneswar / of land free of cost out of which had been given physical possession on 10 February 2009. The State Government also agreed to provide other facilities including a four-lane road from National Highway No.5 ( Kolkata-Chennai) to the IIT.Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar/About IIT Bhubaneshwar / Prof M Chakraborty, Deputy Director, IIT Kharagpur joined as the Director of IIT Bhubaneswar on 19 May 2009.
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Making use of fire support, the relief force slowly made its way to the knoll without encountering NVA fighters. 2nd Platoon, B Company had survived but at great cost; out of the 29 men, 9 were KIA and 13 WIA. At around 15:30, the relief force started to encounter sniper fire and began carrying the wounded and dead of the lost platoon back to X-Ray. The expanded force at X-Ray, consisting of Moore's weakened 1/7, one company of 2/7, and Tully's 2/5, consolidated at X-Ray for the night.
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Many experiments were done with MOD-0, including brief operation with the rotor blades upwind of the tower, and a trial of a single blade for the turbine rotor. It tested the first variable speed generators as well prior to their use in the 3.2 MW Mod-5B and later throughout the industry. The Mod-0 was also used to test the first steel shell towers, now the dominant tower design. The design challenge was to take weight and cost out of the tower while safely passing through a resonance of the soft structure during startup.
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Without consulting her daughter, Lady Marjorie has engaged a house cook for Elizabeth and her new husband, the effete show- off and moderately famous (but not financially successful) poet Lawrence. On a flight of fancy, Lawrence insists on engaging a valet, rather than the more economical alternative of a mere boot-boy. Despite not being consulted, and not being given a chance to manage the household budget, Elizabeth has to bear the cost out of her moderate dowry. Thomas Watkins applies for the job as valet, and is engaged to start after a superficial interview by Lawrence, whom he quickly assesses as a complete pushover.
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People with pre-existing conditions typically cannot obtain any coverage, or at best can obtain limited coverage or more costly coverage for those conditions. This situation was expected to be corrected by the health reform bill being considered by the US Congress in early 2010. Currently, those with pre-existing conditions must pay the cost out-of-pocket, and some resort to medical tourism, obtaining treatment in other countries or US regions, to obtain more affordable health treatment. This is especially difficult for those impacted by cancer, heart condition and other serious illnesses where treatment costs can easily run into the tens of thousands of dollars or higher within a few days or weeks.
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In the final segment, Samson goes to see Dorothy's grandmother and mother about taking her case, but he insists on doing it at no cost, out of loyalty to Dorothy. Speaking privately to Dorothy's mother, Mary, Samson reminds her through an allegory that they had had a relationship many years earlier, revealing that Samson is Dorothy's father and had watched her grow up from a distance her whole life. Walking to his car, Samson is attacked and shot in the chest by Jesse and Matthew, who believe Dorothy died from the drugs they gave her and don't want to be implicated in Samson's investigation. They flee, and Samson gets into his car with painful but survivable injuries.
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Hillary was one of the few living non-heads of state to ever feature on a banknote in the world, and this remained true until his death on 11 January 2008. The banknote redesign was supposedly needed because when the Reserve Bank governor Don Brash told the existing printer that the bank proposed to put the printing of banknotes (its largest cost) out to tender, the firm said that they owned the copyright on the plates. "Apparently, when we went to decimal currency in 1967, somebody in the Treasury or the Reserve Bank had signed away the copyright of the New Zealand banknotes to a company in Whangarei, in perpetuity". So the only way out of a hopeless bargaining position was to redesign the banknotes.
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A general type of rate is usually adopted when the local authority believes the community as a whole should pay for a service, or where there is no good reason or reason to separate the cost out and fund it specifically. General rates apply to all ratepayers within the local authority's jurisdiction. A general rate can be either a Uniform Annual General Charge which applies equally to all ratepayers, or a 'value based' rate which is based on some element of the property's value (either its unimproved (land) value, its combined value of land and improvements, or its annual value). Value based rates can be calculated either on a standard rate per dollar of rateable value, or at different rates for different categories of rating units.
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To fund construction, Putnam persuaded his uncle, Abbott Lawrence Lowell, to provide $10,000 for the new telescope. To save money, Putnam ordered the mounting to be built on-site in the observatory workshop rather than by a contractor. Observatory Director V. M. Slipher designed the telescope. When one of the lens components was ground too thin, a new component had to be built. Putnam paid the $6,000 replacement cost out of his own funds. The new telescope was used by Clyde Tombaugh in the search for "Planet X." On February 18, 1930, Tombaugh discovered a new planet—which was named Pluto on May 1. Putnam's political and business interests lessened the amount of time he could devote to the Lowell Observatory in the 1930s and 1940s. The Observatory's three senior astronomers—V.
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Pioneer H as it hangs in the National Air and Space Museum Pioneer H hangs in the Milestones of Flight Gallery at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., serving as a stand-in for the Pioneer 10 probe. While described in official Smithsonian records as a "replica", the spacecraft was considered fully functional by Pioneer mission planners (though its RTGs were never installed). Mark Wolverton quotes James Van Allen in The Depths of Space: > We mounted an intensive campaign to launch the flight-worthy spare > spacecraft and its instrument complement on a low-cost, out-of-ecliptic > mission via a high-inclination flyby of Jupiter. However, our case fell on > deaf ears at NASA headquarters, and the spare spacecraft now hangs in the > main gallery of the National Air and Space Museum, at 1 AU and zero ecliptic > latitude.
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Accessed 2010-08-31. Although $25 million had been spent over the past two years, rails at the intersection of Firth Stirling Avenue SE and Suitland Parkway were buried under asphalt and weeds grew among the rails at South Capitol Street and Bolling Air Force Base. DDOT officials pledged to finish the Anacostia Line project by December 2012, but said they would either fold the project into the Phase II construction plan (which is intended to expand the streetcar system along Rhode Island Avenue NE, Florida Avenue NW, along U Street and Calvert Streets NW, and into Georgetown) or issue a new contract that extends the build-out and thus makes the yearly costs of the contract less expensive. DDOT officials denied the project was mothballed, but admitted that they had not cost out a new contract and had not requested bids on a new contract.
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