They come in three mutually exclusive categories: zero-emissions vehicle credits, greenhouse gas emissions credits, and fuel economy credits.
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Some of them used income-based tax credits and some used age-based tax credits and some kept Obamacare's tax credits.
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In recent years, Marvel has increasingly wrapped its movies with two end credits scenes, one mid-credits and one post-credits.
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There are eight credits spread among six men, along with five "story by" credits (including James Cameron himself) and three more screenplay credits.
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Here's how the pricing breaks down, per Blizzard: New 2017 Summer Games Cosmetic Items will cost the following: Legendary Skins will cost 3,000 credits Epic Skins will cost 750 credits Rare tier will cost 225 credits Common tier will cost 75 credits Previous Summer Games cosmetics will be available at a reduced cost: Legendary Skins will cost 1,000 credits Epic Skins will cost 250 credits Rare tier will cost 75 credits Common tier will cost 25 credits Sadly, we don't yet know what any of the skins look like.
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Members will now have to buy credits — $45 for 27 credits (2-4 classes); $75 for 45 credits (4-6 classes); or $135 for 90 credits (8-12 classes) — and choose to spend more of them to get into a busy class, or take a less sought-after class for fewer credits.
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Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader will now be available for 15,000 credits, Emperor Palpatine, Chewbacca and Leia Organa for 20173,000 credits and Iden at 5,000 credits.
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The top male writer has 36 credits, the top female writer has 15 credits.
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All of those end credits are much better than any post-credits scenes, right?
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The developer says 2016 Summer Event skins can be purchased for 1,000 credits, while epic skins will cost 250 credits and rare items will cost items 75 credits.
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Get up to $200 in Uber credits each year, up to $13 in airline incidental fee credits each year, and up to $100 in Saks credits each year.
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Get up to $200 in Uber credits each year, up to $200 in airline incidental fee credits each year, and up to $100 in Saks credits each year.
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AND WE LOOK AT THAT ON SINGLE NAME CREDITS, COUNTRY WIDE CREDITS, TRADING POSITIONS, ETC.
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Customers who redeemed credits from the June 2016 distribution received additional credits in October 2017.
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Research and development credits would continue, but otherwise, most interest and credits would be eliminated.
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Private sessions on Flirt4Free are paid in credits and you get 1050 credits for $100.
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Two other states with tax credits, Idaho and Kansas, include food purchases in their tax credits.
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No credits means a merchant can't bid and credits don't guarantee a job will be won.
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However, it also phases out eligibility for the tax credits sooner and makes the credits smaller.
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Benefits on premium credit cards include elite-qualifying credits, airport lounge memberships, and annual statement credits.
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The Amex Platinum card, for example, offers up to $200 in airline fee credits and up to $200 in Uber credits each year, as well as up to $100 in Saks credits.
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Terrio has about seven major film writing credits, including a short film and some additional writing credits.
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It also comes with dining credits and airline fee credits that make the card even more valuable.
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According to his biography on IMDb, Toback has 17 screenplay/writing credits, and 12 credits for directing.
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Using a five-year sentence as an example, let's calculate "time credits" and "good time" credits together.
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Obamacare provided Advanced Premium Tax Credits, which are credits taken in advance to pay health insurance premiums.
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Exclusive annual credits and perksEach card offers different annual credits that help offset their respective annual fees.
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But most law schools accept only 30 transfer credits; students nearing graduation typically have over 70 credits.
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Luke and Vader needed 260,000 credits each to unlock for use in multiplayer, for example, with Palpatine, Leia, and Chewbacca running for 40,000 credits each, and Iden costing a relatively cheap 20,000 credits.
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What ZEV credits mean for Tesla First, some background on ZEV credits and Tesla's stance on the program.
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Credits are accessed via the three dots next to each song, and then scrolling down to 'song credits'.
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Ticket prices range from 25 Federation Credits (or $25) for adults to 18 Federation Credits ($18) for children.
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Regulations allow a manufacturer of zero-emission vehicles to earn credits and sell excess credits to other manufacturers.
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That gave companies little reason to buy credits, or to cut their own emissions and sell the credits.
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When a referendum is held, people exchange their voice credits for votes, according to a quadratic formula: one vote costs one credit; two votes cost four credits; three votes cost nine credits; and so on.
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It also wants to allow exported ethanol to earn credits, increasing the pool of credits and driving down prices.
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The bill replaces the ACA's tax credits, which adjust for income and geography, with flat credits based on age.
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I was relieved when the credits started, only to find out that Zach Galifianakis's penis is in the credits.
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Tax credits One of the earliest controversies in the House's health care bill was the issue of tax credits.
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As both the mid-credits and post-credits stingers remind us, the story will just get bigger from here.
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This card offers up to $200 in airline fee credits and up to $893 in Uber credits each year.
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The card offers a number of shopping and travel benefits, including annual airline fee credits and monthly Uber credits.
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We sat through the credits to watch the clips afterward, and during the credits, I tried to console him.
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The veterans can try to transfer their credits to another school, but many traditional colleges won't accept ITT's credits.
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Automakers who are unable to earn enough ZEV credits toward compliance can choose to buy the credits from other companies.
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As did his fake Will Smith Hacksaw Ridge post-credits rap, and his fake Will Smith Moonlight post-credits rap.
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The credits may end up costing CVR much less, however, because market prices for renewable fuel credits have since dived.
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These credits are further limited by expenses allocated to earning the foreign income, and the credits cannot be carried forward.
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Smaller breaks, like alcohol fuel credits, cost $85033 million per year; film and television production credits cost another $280 million.
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Certain employees might also qualify for employment credits, such as empowerment zone, Indian employment, work opportunity or differential wage credits.
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Housing developers can sell the granted tax credits to fund projects and buyers of the credits can enjoy tax benefits.
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Deadpool 2 has one credits scene, which appears mid-credits — and it might be one of the best ever created.
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These companies generate more credits than needed for compliance, allowing them to profit by selling extra credits when prices rise.
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The income-tested Obamacare tax credits would be replaced with age-based tax credits that phase out for higher-income people.
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BUT MOST OF WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR IS IN REALLY IDIOSYNCRATIC CREDITS, DISTRESSED CREDITS BOTH IN THE U.S. AND EUROPE.
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"Tax credits, abandoned building credits, those things can help attract capital back into the places where capital has left," Bedenbaugh said.
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The programs, known as zero emissions credits, encourage operators to invest by forcing utilities to buy credits from some nuclear operators.
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Any unused credits will roll over for three months, in case parents get busy and can't use the credits right away.
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The credits of Doctor Strange include two extra scenes — one in the middle of the credits, and one at the end.
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"And yes, we'll be claiming R&D tax credits for developing our R&D tax credits platform," quips the Claimer founder.
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LoungeBuddy credits with the Amex Green cardThe Amex Green card also gives you up to $100 in LoungeBuddy credits each year.
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Badly designed credits could fail to deliver the promised emissions cuts, or accounting loopholes could lead to double counting of credits.
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"Tax credits are the best thing the tax law offers because credits reduce your tax liability dollar-for-dollar," Tobey says.
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They also get money from tax credits that developers transfer to corporations, which then use the credits to lower their taxes.
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An expiration date for child-care tax credits and a denial of such credits for immigrant children without Social Security cards.
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However, this is offset by up to $200 in airline fee credits each calendar year, up to $200 in Uber credits each cardmember year, up to $100 in shopping credits each year, and benefits like lounge access and rewards.
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In recent years, Marvel has increasingly wrapped its movies with two bonus scenes, a mid-credits one and a post-credits one.
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Conservatives have complained that the tax credits would make a replacement merely "Obamacare Lite," and decry the credits as a new entitlement.
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"There is a big difference between credits that are transferable and credits that are applicable to the degree you want," Jenkins said.
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Refiners can accumulate or purchase credits to extend the deadline, but early signs suggest the cost of the credits could be significant.
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Annual travel credits are essentially cash back in the form of credits to your card account when you make an eligible purchase.
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Cleaner manufacturers sell credits to companies with dirtier cars, and a lower emissions standard could make the market for credits dry up.
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Here are the details on those credits, and a comparison with other cards' annual credits and how they reduce their annual fees.
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House Democrats are also proposing tax credits for employers who retain their workers and tax credits for paid sick and family leave.
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Users with credits should receive a message asking if they want to forfeit those credits before going on to delete their accounts.
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Tax credits One way to help middle class Americans who aren't paying much income tax to begin with is through tax credits.
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The ACA tax credits are much bigger for most people than the skimpy credits certain to be offered in a Republican plan.
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The legislation also reforms several energy-related tax credits, including production for renewable energy, small oil industry credits and nuclear power incentives.
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The increase, they said, is largely due to remaining earned income tax credits and child tax credits that were disbursed this week.
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Tax credits: One of the House bill's most controversial provisions was its proposal to eliminate the Affordable Care Act's income-based tax credits.
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Couples can also take advantage of earned income tax credits, lifetime learning education tax credits, exclusion or credit for adoption expenses, and more.
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Warning: Minor spoilers for the post-credits of Avengers: Endgame below Avengers: Endgame featured a first-ever for Marvel — no post-credits scene.
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Refiners can dip into their own cache of credits or buy credits from their competitors to offset their production of higher-sulfur gasoline.
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The tax credits are tied to the price of insurance, and the value of the tax credits increases the lower one's income is.
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And section 22019, recognizing this, specifically amended that permanent appropriation to include payment of the premium tax credits and advanced premium tax credits.
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Statement credits and other benefitsThe Amex Gold card stands out in this category, too, since it offers two different calendar-year statement credits.
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In 2017 alone, the IRS made nearly $25 billion improper payments of refundable earned income tax credits and refundable additional child tax credits.
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The tax credits would be doled out this way: On the surface, the tax credits for the oldest Americans seem the most generous.
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One day they just magically dropped loads of studios' lowest credit price by one, so mine went from six credits to five credits.
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Here are some questions and answers about education tax credits: How can I tell if my school is qualified for education tax credits?
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The credits are aimed at low and middle income people and phase out over $28503,22019 in income, leaving wealthier people with no credits.
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The credits of Captain America: Civil War include two extra scenes — one in the middle of the credits and one at the end.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home has two post-credits scenes: a mid-credits scene that directly hints at the future for Peter Parker, and another that appears after all credits have rolled, which directly ties the movie to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The more expensive premiums for older people are offset a bit by larger tax credits for older enrollees, but tax credits for 64-year-olds are only double the tax credits for 21-year-olds, whereas premiums will be allowed to quintuple.
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Prior to April 1st, those credits would expire after six months, which became an issue if you didn't immediately use your credits and let them stockpile, only to realize later that you'd wasted the money paying for Audible when the credits disappeared.
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Section 28503 of the law created "premium tax credits" and their sister, "advance premium tax credits," which would be administered by HHS and paid for out of a permanent appropriation fund that the IRS already used to pay for tax credits and refunds.
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Among investment grade cash bonds, technology credits were 2bp tighter, while oil-related credits were 1bp narrower after yesterday's sharp rise in oil prices.
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They're still talking about tax credits in the Obamacare replacement plan, thanks to President Trump's "tax credits" shout-out in his Tuesday night speech.
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There's also Creator Credits, a technology that works within music production software Pro Tools to embed song credits within the Pro Tools files themselves.
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Now, those credits will expire after a year, as will credits issued under an annual plan (where you buy 12 or 24 at once).
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The House bill bases its tax credits almost entirely on age — not income, as Obamacare does — though the credits phase out at higher incomes.
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Spoilers ahead for Captain Marvel's mid-credits and post-credits scenes, for Avengers: Infinity War, and for one big gag in Captain Marvel itself.
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These companies generate more credits than they need to comply with the law, allowing to profit by selling the credits when their prices rise.
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While it was immediately subject to the U.S. tax, it did permit full offset for tax credits and the carry forward of unused credits.
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Most have tax credits by which people would gain coverage, and the tax credits would flow to the individual instead of the insurance plan.
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Under the U.S. tax system, certain tax credits, known as refundable credits, can lead to a tax refund if they exceed your tax liability.
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The tax plan also relies on tax credits that are not indexed to inflation, which means the benefit of those credits diminishes over time.
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Drivers can then use these points for charging credits from ChargeNow and, in the future, get credits for ParkNow, DriveNow and other BMW services.
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Instead of college students who get credits for a "semester abroad," how about credits for students who spend a "semester of service" at home?
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Image Credits: Paga Image Credits: Paga Paga already offers free P2P transfers on its multi-channel network of 24,840 agents and 14 million customers.
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Toy Story 4's final credits scene happens after the credits finish rolling, and it's a sweet callback to one of the film's jokes.
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The proposal, introduced late on Wednesday, would extend the life of fuel economy credits that would currently expire after five years, lift a cap on transferring credits between car and truck fleets and award automakers credits for emissions reductions not measured by existing test procedures.
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Proving that Marvel's superhero flicks aren't the only films that give moviegoers an incentive to stay in their seats until the credits are over, Toy Story 4 boasts five credits scenes: four that appear throughout the credits, and one that appears at the very end.
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Razer reserves the right, without prior notification, to limit the quantity of Virtual Credits and/or to refuse to provide you with any Virtual Credits.
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Moreover, the changes to credits are also bad news for low-income people already on the exchanges, who would get smaller credits for worse coverage.
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The clients believe such credits were harmful for consumers, since the Swiss currency almost doubled in value in recent years, making the credits more expensive.
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With this new update, ClassPass introduced a credits system that's supposed to help members get into popular classes, and allow unused credits to roll over.
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Under the draft legislation, Obamacare's income-based and location-based tax credits are replaced by credits with fixed amounts up to a maximum income level.
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Refiners must either obtain the credits by blending the biofuels into traditional fuels themselves or buy the credits from others who have blended biofuels themselves.
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While a standard shot might cost 22014 credits, it's not unusual for a maximum shot value to be 33 credits, or $23 per button press.
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The tax credits in your plan only vary by age and geography, but under current law, the lowest-income people get the biggest tax credits.
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Refunds claiming those credits tend to be larger than other refunds, and by law, the IRS can't issue refunds claiming those credits until Feb. 15.
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They also miss out on a range of tax credits, including the child and dependent care credit and the American opportunity and lifetime learning credits.
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Travelers will appreciate up to $250 in annual Hilton resort statement credits, up to $250 in annual airline incidental credits, and Priority Pass Select membership.
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The burrito chain also offers up to 230 college credits through on-the-job training – reducing the number of credits needed toward a bachelor's degree.
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And at the state level, many states have automatic investment credits and employment credits that will completely obliterate their income-tax liability for many years.
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Three tax credits are detailed, but their postcard doesn't say anything about what the credits are worth, who can claim them, or under what circumstances.
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Mr. del Toro has writing credits (with Marc Guggenheim) and directing credits (with Rodrigo Blaas) on the first two episodes, and they're clever and entertaining.
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Tax credits The Senate is likely to change the bill to provide more tax credits to better help low-income people afford health insurance. Sen.
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Last month, Congress recognized the importance of tax credits for low-income workers by ensuring that these credits will not expire for families with children.
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The company stopped buying credits around March, building up a shortfall of roughly 80 to 90 million credits, two market sources told Reuters on Thursday.
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PES, which lacks blending facilities, entered bankruptcy owing 467 million credits from 2016 and 2017, with only 210 million credits in hand, the filing showed.
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The film's first credits scene — which technically plays between the end of the movie and the very start of the credits — follows up on that.
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Spoiler alert: This article discusses the post-credits scene of Kong: Skull Island Taking a page out of Marvel's playbook, the credits of Warner Bros.
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Annual credits toward Dell are more valuable to me than Saks Fifth Avenue and Uber creditsTo help offset the annual fee, the Platinum card offers up to $2000 annually in Saks Fifth Avenue credits (two $24 credits, one for each half of the year) and up to $250 annually in Uber credits ($2000 per month January to November and a $210 bonus for $2000 total in December).
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Empowering Patients, like Obamacare, envisions that Americans will use tax credits to purchase individual health insurance, but the structure of the tax credits is very different.
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Of course that end-credits scene is a sendup of that other famous 4th-wall breaker, Ferris Bueller, in Deadpool's own post-credits, post-shower scene.
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Total credits increased 1.5 percent, $241 billion, in the second quarter driven largely by new home loans and real estate credits, the regulator said on Tuesday.
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Among the new developments: Although it still includes tax credits that vary by age, Republicans are considering not allowing wealthier people to qualify for the credits.
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If you currently get tax credits to help pay for your insurance, you could still receive those credits if you choose to buy an exchange plan.
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PES, which lacks blending facilities, entered into bankruptcy owing 467 million credits from 2016 and 2017, with only 210 million credits in hand, the filing showed.
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It would also expand access to tax credits that help people buy ObamaCare coverage and would allow those credits to be used for Medicare X plans.
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Take at least 15 credits per semester and 30 credits a year, even if you have to take some courses over the summer, Dr. Elston said.
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The proposal would roll back an expansion of the Medicaid program for the poor and replace Obamacare's income-based tax credits with flat, age-based credits.
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The Senate version dramatically reduces the tax credits and cuts premium subsidies, while the House bill's age-based credit cuts tax credits for young customers altogether.
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Automakers earn credits by producing cars and trucks that exceed the requirements in a given year — and can then apply credits to deficits in future years.
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Blending credits have a two-year life cycle, meaning that the companies' 2014 and 2015 credits came due for delivery to EPA in 2016 and 2017.
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Captain Marvel has two end credits scenes: a mid-credits scene that directly ties in to next month's Avengers: Endgame, and a post-credits scene that's a little less gasp-worthy and a little more joking, but still connects to the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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After Spider-Man single-handedly saves London, after Mysterio's death and defeat, after the mid-credits scene about J. Jonah Jameson, there's a massive reveal nestled into the dust after all the credits have rolled: As the movie's second credits scene reveals, the Skrulls are thriving.
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The company offers on-demand access to professionals as both monthly ($12.99/mo – 20 credits, or enough for two mediations) or yearly ($119.99/year – 240 credits) subscriptions.
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The removal of millions of the credits, known as Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs), from the market will likely stoke mounting worries over tightening inventories of the credits.
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GM and FCA both disclosed in separate filings in Delaware that they reached agreements to buy federal greenhouse gas credits, also known as ZEV credits, from Tesla.
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Tax credits, electric bill credits, and discounts and rebates for new EV sales and leases are also common in states like California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, and more.
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In fact, Far From Home has both a mid-credits scene and a post-credits scene, and both of them are unusually key to enjoying the film.
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The leaked draft, like Obamacare, envisions that Americans will use tax credits to purchase individual health insurance, but the structure of the tax credits is very different.
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The government awards the biofuels credits to firms that produce such blends - and requires firms that don't, such as CVR, to buy the credits from their competitors.
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The government awards the biofuels credits to firms that produce such blends — and requires firms that don't, such as CVR, to buy the credits from their competitors.
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While the House sketched out credits of between $22019,000 and $4,000, the Senate credits could range from $4,000 to $8,85033 and would phase out sooner, Hoeven said.
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CVR built a large short position in renewable fuel credits, or RINs, positioning the refiner to profit if the price of the credits fell, according to Reuters.
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Plus earn 5 qualifying night credits toward your next tier status every year and 2 additional qualifying night credits every time you spend $53,000 on your card.
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Tsien told reporters on Monday that both joint ventures will try to meet those requirements without having to purchase NEV credits from other automakers with excess credits.
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Image Credits: Flickr Image Credits: Flickr The company announced that all person-to-person (P2P) transactions under 143,000 Kenyan Schillings (≈ $10) would be free for three months.
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Tesla, with its all-electric fleet, also hauls in revenue selling regulatory credits; last year it made $420 million selling credits to GM and FCA, Bloomberg reported.
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We have clients that have our packages and ClassPass credits but if there is a CP spot available for the class they want, they use CP's credits.
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Despite the risk-off sentiment, Asian high-grade credits widened only around 2bp, although Chinese oil credits gapped out 5bp on another slide in crude prices yesterday.
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Both instances are different from the post-credits teasers Marvel usually adds to its movies, which brought in new characters (such as Thanos appearing in The Avengers' post-credits sequence) or future character development (like a quick glimpse of Winter Solider during the Black Panther post-credits sequence).
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There's no way to buy more credits during the beta and while Adobe says that it wants to continue giving users free renders after the beta period is over, the company isn't saying how many credits subscribers will get or sharing its pricing structure for buying credits yet.
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Some of the card's top perks include a 5x earning rate on airfare purchased directly from the airline, up to $200 in airline fee credits each calendar year, up to $200 in Uber credits each cardmember year, and up to $753 in Saks Fifth Avenue credits each calendar year.
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The proposal will also ask for comments on whether U.S. regulators should revoke or expand emissions credits for air conditioning improvements or offer new credits for autonomous vehicles.
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Venom's first credits scene, which airs in the middle of the credits, functions as both a mini-epilogue for the film and a tease for a future sequel.
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The lack of activity comes in stark contrast to the same period last year, when 11.5bn-equivalent was issued from a wide range of credits, including US credits.
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To help the oil industry, exporters of ethanol would have been able to generate blending credits, reducing prices for the credits some refiners must buy to prove compliance.
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But a complex system of clean car credits, designed to give automakers flexibility in meeting the sales target, has led to a glut of credits, according to experts.
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Credits from trades can be redeemed at participating retailers, and retailers can sell their credits back to the startup in exchange for dollars, or hold on to them.
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The incentives include up to $1.5 billion in state income tax credits for job creation and up to $1.35 billion in state income tax credits for capital investment.
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Pruitt takes on wind, solar tax credits: At Pruitt's second Kentucky stop of the day, he said he opposes the federal tax credits incentivizing wind and solar power.
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There are over a dozen tax credits available to individual taxpayers, including credits for caring for children, continuing education, saving for retirement, and owning an energy efficient home.
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When you factor in the statement credits, the annual fee is virtually wiped out, making it a positive value for any user who can use the full credits.
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The Amex Platinum also offers up to $100 in Saks Fifth Avenue credits each year (split into two $2200 credits, one for each half of the calendar year).
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Allowing the credits to expire reduces the estimated deficits for the bill, but Republicans also say they are confident the tax credits will be renewed after five years.
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Instead of making employers wait to receive tax credits, they would be able to deduct anticipated credits from their normal filings or get a direct credit in advance.
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Provisions in the sweeping bill include new tax credits for energy storage projects and triple the number of EV sales per manufacturer that qualify for consumer purchase credits.
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Thune's credits will cut off eligibility sooner for people with higher incomes and make credits larger, tying them to age and income while giving older people more support.
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Trading occurs because a company can sell excess credits to others if it does not exceed the cap or buy additional credits if it goes over the cap.
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Dell discounts would save you on office purchasesThe Platinum card offers up to $200 in Uber credits and up to $100 in Saks Fifth Avenue credits each year.
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For instance, the waiver sought to replace Obamacare's income-based tax credits with flat age-based credits and eliminate insurer payments that Trump cut off earlier this month.
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As CBO explains: For many lower-income people, the new tax credits under the legislation would tend to be smaller than the premium tax credits under current law.
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These restrictions also apply to the tax credits that some small businesses use to purchase health care plans — but those tax credits will be gone anyway by 2020.
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There is no end-credits scene, but there is an end-credits moment, and it has implications for the continuation of the Halloween franchise beyond this latest film.
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Marvel fans have gotten used to two extra moments at the end of the studio's films: a mid-credits scene and a post-credits teaser, Infinity War drops the mid-credits scene, and subs in a title card, which crumbles to dust in the same way the fallen Avengers did.
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Outstanding issues, still being worked through by the committees: Design of the tax credits: We're told that Republicans are going to put an income cap on the tax credits.
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Beyond credits for the electric, plug-in hybrids and hydrogen cars, the deal will hike the cap for winning credits for fuel efficiency improvements not captured by traditional testing.
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So if age is being used as a proxy for premiums here, shouldn't the tax credits for older Americans be five times the tax credits for younger Americans, too?
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Total credits increased 6.8 percent, or $591 billion, in the third quarter driven in part by new home loans credits and commercial real estate, the regulator said on Tuesday.
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On coal: "Frankly, this is a novel idea to people who are used to nuclear tax credits and renewable tax credits," said Paul Bailey, CEO of the coal group.
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The House bill called for creating tax credits based largely on age, but adding abortion restrictions to these credits could have run afoul of Senate rules governing the bill.
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We call on the International Working Group on Export Credits to develop a new set of guidelines for government supported export credits, as soon as possible in 2019. 6.
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The report shows that Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV bought a significant number of credits, while Honda Motor Co, Nissan Motor Co, Toyota Motor Corp and Tesla Inc sold credits.
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If you like to travel, check out travel rewards credit cards that come with benefits like airport lounge access, Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credits, or airline fee credits.
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Cardholders aiming for higher status will appreciate the 5 qualifying night credits issued every year and the ability to earn two additional credits per $5,000 spent on the card.
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That's in addition to many other card benefits, including up to $200 per calendar year in airline fee credits, up to $23 per year in shopping credits, and more.
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As a cardmember, I get 5 night-stay credits toward Hyatt elite status, and for every $5,0003 I spend on the card I get another 2 night-stay credits.
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To watch TV these days can be like going to a movie, sitting through the credits and finding, not a surprise post-credits scene, but an entire additional film.
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Mr. Licht also made changes to the show, including shortening the opening credits and giving "The Late Show" a signature segment by preceding those credits with a comedy sketch.
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Tax credits are more valuable to taxpayers than deductions, because credits are subtracted from the tax that is owed, not from the income on which that tax is based.
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A spokesman for Grassley, who's shepherded criminal justice talks as Judiciary Committee chairman, drew a bright line between the bill's treatment of "good time" credits and "earned time" credits.
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End-credits scenes have become a Marvel tradition, and those credits scenes have traditionally included big teases for the next movie or self-referential — and sometimes esoteric — Marvel jokes.
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Statement credits: Some card issuers have been known to offer statement credits that can cover the annual fee on your credit card, or at least part of the annual fee.
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Despite advertising to consumers that they would be able to use their store credits "anytime," Adore Me took the credits away from people who canceled their membership, the FTC said.
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The proposed low-income housing tax credits, for instance, were fought at every turn by now-former Governor Eric Greitens—he blocked $140 million dollars in tax credits this year.
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Other common tax credits include the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), which helps those with low-to-moderate incomes; the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit; and credits to cover educational expenses.
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The Democratic bill would expand ObamaCare's tax credits that help people pay for coverage to more middle-income families and individuals and increase the size of the credits for everyone.
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In comments that shed light on the complex rules, he said that a car could be worth multiple credits, with full-electric vehicles receiving more credits than plug-in hybrids.
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The first is a mid-credits scene that ties into Infinity War, while the other, a post-credits sequence, is a tag that embodies the silly spirit of the film.
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If you listen to our credits song, we show the credits, and we know the whole thing is that no one watches them, so that's what the song is about.
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People whose income levels are low enough to qualify for federal tax credits are largely insulated from price hikes because the credits they receive increase to cover the higher premiums.
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Bloomberg said if elected, Puerto Rico would be granted statehood and thus receive fully funded Medicaid, Earned Income Tax Credits and Child Tax Credits, as well as restructuring debt relief.
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Before we dive into the benefits and credits each card offers, it&aposs important to note that American Express tends to make its credits harder to use than other issuers.
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You frequently order food deliveryAnother new Sapphire Reserve benefit will be up to $53 in statement credits for DoorDash purchases in 2020, and up to $60 in credits in 2021.
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And some states are reducing costs by making it easier for students to transfer credits from school to school, and by allowing students to earn college credits during high school.
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There are a couple of education credits available to taxpayers, and various information on this form helps determine whether you (or your parents) can benefit from one of the credits.
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But a deeper look at these credits reveals a dramatic difference in the roles Hollywood ascribes to female and male "day players" (actors whose roles are unnamed in the credits).
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Even though this is a "fishing" game, it more closely resembles a large, multiplayer turret-shooting arena To play, you feed money into the cash slot to buy credits, which also double as ammunition—$21 might buy you 210 credits, for example, with your gun using up 2414 credits with every shot.
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The firm's 2000 compensation plan introduces a credit system that rewards brokers with four credits for new clients who have $210 million or more in assets, three credits for clients with $22019 million- $2250 million, two credits for clients with $2019 million - $225 million and one credit for clients with $22018,25 - $2.5 million.
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To top it all off, the film ends with some truly fantastic post-credits scenes that play with the format and arguably surpass the credits scenes of most recent Marvel films.
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In fact, a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper investigation in 2007 said school records indicated that Bresch had obtained just 26 academic credits out of the 48 credits required for an MBA.
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It negotiated nearly $50 million in state tax credits by promising to create 1000 new full-time jobs in Illinois in 2024, and a package of around $0003m in local credits.
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Ever since Marvel movies made mid-credits and post-credits scenes the superhero hotness, it's worth checking if any slightly super movie in theaters has extra scenes tacked onto the end.
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The deal extends credits for building electric, plug-in hybrid and hydrogen fuel vehicles and also hikes the cap for winning credits for fuel efficiency improvements not captured by traditional testing.
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Structure of tax credits -- The House made clear the Senate would have space to add money to and expand the reach of the AHCA's tax credits, and that's what is happening.
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After that, individuals on the exchange would get tax credits ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 depending on their age; the credits get phased out for those earning over $75,000 a year.
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Meadows criticized the refundable tax credits, as well as a plan to start taxing generous employer-sponsored health plans that would be used to pay for the cost of the credits.
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Prisoners will be able to earn up to 10 days of "time credits" for every 30 days during which they successfully complete programs, with more generous credits for lower-risk offenders.
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Other new benefits include up to $100 in statement credits toward CLEAR membership each year, and up to $100 in statement credits per year toward LoungeBuddy purchases (for airport lounge access).
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The Business Platinum card, on the other hand, offers up to $235 in Dell credits each year (split into two $2200 credits just like the Saks credit on the personal card).
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But because the tax credits aren't that generous and Ryan would allow premiums for older customers to rise sharply, in practice the uptake of the tax credits would be relatively low.
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Image Credits: Johns Hopkins Image Credits: Johns Hopkins As the scientific community warned in the U.S. for some time, a lower case count doesn't necessarily mean there's no cause for concern.
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Moreover, the proposal would have set up a cap-and-trade program requiring companies to buy credits for their climate pollution, with the number of available credits going down over time.
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Dining credits with the Amex Gold cardThe Amex Gold card also offers up to $2250 in dining credits each year, but once again, this credit is only good for specific purchases.
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The iconic rock band Weezer recorded a cover of the song, "Lost in the Woods," which played over the movie&aposs credits in theaters (just before a funny post-credits scene).
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Kizzier said many of those companies haven't found enough "high quality" credits on the market, adding that loose accounting systems can cloud whether the credits are tied to actual emissions reductions.
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Last week, Third Point said its investments in energy credits drove positive returns during the first half of the year and it is devoting over $1 billion to energy corporate credits.
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It would repeal the law's expansion of Medicaid and provide tax credits to help with the cost of coverage based on age instead of income, with older people getting higher credits.
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Image credits: charts/graphs – Flurry; mobile games – Sensor Tower
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Chrome Sparks - Cosmic Claps of Love End Credits 24.
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The annual fees — and the credits that offset them
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" That war, an opening credits sequence declares, "ended nothing.
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Welcome bonus: 35,000 Membership Rewards points after you spend $4,000 on purchases within three months of account openingCardholder perks: This card gives you up to $120 in dining credits at select establishments each year (divided into up to $10 in credits per month), along with up to $100 in annual airline incidental fee credits.
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The Auto Alliance calls for a "significant expansion" of credits for plug-in hybrid electric and battery electric vehicles as well as additional credits for gasoline-only hybrids across the entire fleet.
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The good news is, there isn't any mid-credits or end-credits scene to wait for (be sure to kindly inform the people stubbornly waiting around as you head for the exits).
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The Republican health plans, like Obamacare, envision that Americans will use tax credits to purchase individual health insurance, but the structure of the tax credits is very different in an important way.
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Shum, aka Mike Chang of Glee, had been billed as one of the movie's top actors in the opening credits, but he only appears in this silent interaction during the end credits.
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Coal plants that purchase the credits are allowed to emit more pollution, and in recent years it has been cheaper to buy credits than to run pollution-control equipment at peak effectiveness.
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More centrist congressional leadership, in line with Trump, favors continuing the tax credits (although they would reform the program quite significantly, basing the size of tax credits on age rather than income).
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Under the housing proposal, the federal government would allocate the middle-income credits to states based on their populations, and states would then provide the credits to developers through a competitive process.
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Home Depot only accepts "store credits for in-store purchases and we require proof of ID when store credits are redeemed at checkout because of the increase in return fraud," Harrigan said.
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There are over a dozen tax credits available to individual taxpayers under specific income limits, including credits for caring for children, continuing education, saving for retirement, and owning an energy efficient home.
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Although you'll give up the Uber credits, you'll get perks like the points rebate when booking flights through Amex Travel, plus Boingo in-flight Wi-Fi, Dell statement credits, and WeWork access.
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Airline fee creditsIn addition to the Uber credits, the Amex Platinum also offers up to $200 in airline fee credits each year, meant to cover incidental charges you encounter during your travels.
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Aside from paperwork problems, students can lose aid if they don't take the correct distribution of credits or don't complete at least two-thirds of the credits they are attempting to earn.
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House votes to bar undocumented immigrants from health tax credits The House passed legislation Tuesday to ensure that immigrants in the country illegally can't access tax credits for health insurance premiums. Rep.
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Redeem for statement credits or gift cards (1 cent per point)First off, Chase Ultimate Rewards lets you cash in points for statement credits at a rate of 1 cent per point.
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Card benefits include up to $200 in airline incidental fee credits each year, up to $200 in annual Dell statement credits, complimentary Gold status with Hilton and Marriott, and airport lounge access.
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Those earning between zero and 703 percent of the federal poverty level are eligible for tax credits under the proposal, but the credits are generally less generous than those provided under Obamacare.
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Image Credits: Cat Person Image Credits: Cat Person In Wu's view, walking into a pet store today is like walking into "a dog store" with a single aisle reserved for cat products.
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The House bill was sharply criticized for replacing Obamacare's system of tax credits and subsidies, intended to make insurance more affordable, with a system of tax credits that were far less generous.
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That means taking advantage of the points you earn, but also having a plan to use cardholder benefits that can be tricky to use such as resort credits and airline fee credits.
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Popular tax credits and deductions The Senate would keep in place a variety of popular tax credits and deductions that would have been eliminated by the House tax bill released last week.
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These advisers can get you extras for free at your hotel such as breakfast, food and beverage credits, spa credits and sizable welcome amenities (a bottle of brand-name Champagne, for instance).
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In particular, they look at the effect of switching from income-based tax credits (which give poor people more help) to age-based tax credits, where everyone would get the same amount.
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While the company is not yet revenue-generating, and remains focused on user growth for now, the credits system leaves open the possibility that Simbi could charge users to buy credits if they don't want to put up a service to swap, or allow users to cash out their credits, for example, to get rewards from sponsors.
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States tend to allow fewer deductions and credits than the federal government does, but especially in states with state-level Earned Income Tax Credits, eliminating deductions and credits outright (perhaps except for a standard exemption, but even that could be hard to implement) would be a significant change, and potentially a tax hike on poor families.
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It also offers the following annual statement credits:Up to $250 in credits each year for Hilton resort purchases — This includes room ratesUp to $250 in airline incidental fee credits each year — This works the same as the airline fee credits on the Amex Platinum and Business PlatinumCardholders who book an eligible two-night stay at HiltonHonors.
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Currently, Obamacare tax credits are used to lower the premiums of most customers of government-run insurance exchanges, with the value of credits tied to enrollees' income and to the cost of coverage.
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Ryan said the GOP plans to push refundable tax credits that would allow low-income Americans to essentially use those tax credits as vouchers to buy insurance, rather than receiving government-funded Medicaid.
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Clever fans who stayed after the credits (as Marvel buffs are wont to do) knew to start hunting for the easter egg when they saw "character from Arrested Development" hidden in the credits.
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The company had formally switched over to a credits-based system, where students paid the same amount every month in exchange for a set amount of credits they could spend however they wished.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awards credits to refiners who produce gasoline with sulfur levels below regulated levels, and they can transfer credits from the existing program into the new Tier 3 program.
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It's not possible to see these credits unless you're playing the game in Japanese, but if you type in a specific code, followed up by another code, then the mysterious credits are visible.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's (R-WI) "Better Way" plan, for example, says that it will give Americans tax credits to help purchase insurance — but doesn't say how big those tax credits will be.
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Many schools will award course credits based on Ap scores, but there are a few schools, such as Brown University in Rhode Island and Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, that don't award credits.
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Slack also revealed that it spent $2100 million on credits related to service disruptions this past quarter — in other words, credits given to customers who were affected by interruptions in its chat service.
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Late last year, Congress agreed to a spending bill that extended tax credits for wind and solar technologies but did not extend similar tax credits for fuel cells and other advanced energy resources.
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It also serves up to $100 in Saks credits per year — $50 good from January through June, and $50 for July through December — that, like the airline fee credits, reset on January 1.
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Mr. Lipinski blames the federal program that requires CVR to buy the credits, but he also suspects a role by unknown market speculators who may be driving up the costs of the credits.
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That's because you actually receive night-stay credits when you redeem your points for free night awards, and can earn plenty of additional night-stay credits from the World of Hyatt credit card.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awards credits to refiners who produce gasoline with sulfur levels below regulated levels, and they may transfer credits from the existing Tier 2 program into the new one.
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We've seen $5 credits for Amazon's same-day delivery service Prime Now, credits for Whole Foods grocery orders, $1 off digital goods such as movie rentals, and discounts on Kindle and Audible purchases.
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In early trade on Wednesday, prices of renewable fuel credits Renewable Identification Number (RIN) credits (D6) fell as low as 77 cents in early trade from Tuesday's last levels around 83.25 cents apiece.
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Democrats had been pushing for tax extenders to be paired with the expansion of refundable tax credits benefiting low- and middle-income families and also had sought expansions of renewable energy tax credits.
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The first was that Mr. Taveras had changed certain courses on students' transcripts from required credits to elective credits in cases where administrators had mistakenly enrolled the students in the same course twice.
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Why it matters: Just like Civil War's mid-credits scene, the film's post-credits scene is setting up a new movie — in this case, Spider-Man: Homecoming, which is due out in 2017.
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The tax credits, in their view, shouldn't exist at all.
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He credits his religious faith for his ability to forgive.
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Here's what happens in each of the movie's credits scenes.
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All credits and rebates subject to approval by issuing entity.
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The show's opening credits feature an upside down American flag.
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Foley credits the shift to changing generational and military culture.
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She credits her brothers with teaching her what really matters.
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Other credits include Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Naughty Boy, and JoJo.
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JPay has reportedly recovered more than $65,000 worth of credits.
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She credits fiancee Joe Jonas with helping her find happiness.
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I've always appreciated the importance of the soundtrack, but credits?
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The big question: Will he take away the tax credits?
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Louis Percival, of Onakabazien, has writing and production credits too.
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The credits are used to meet annual biofuel blending requirements.
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" Howard credits her success to "staying true to her shape.
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But Marta quickly discovered that those credits weren't a guarantee.
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"That'll be six Earth Credits, Mack," said the robot butler.
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Tesla is down to about 79,000 credits, according to Edmunds.
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Was I a certified mini feminist after the credits rolled?
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Credits were assigned haphazardly in the early days of filmmaking.
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It turns out, a clue was in the opening credits.
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In the credits, his name is misspelled as Barry Rossen.
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I've got probably more than 53 stunt credits on IMDB.
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A community college that offers transferable credits is always smart.
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And he credits his grandmother's breakfast as his secret weapon.
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He credits his mother with steering him toward public service.
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A 753 credit class is 20 credits over the weekend?
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Cutting the credits scenes was the right direction for Endgame.
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Pose credits that don't read "Evan Peters" first and foremost?
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You'll slam into the credits in less than five hours.
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And he credits Baliti FM with helping spread the word.
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Amazon is offering $30,000 in AWS credits for the purse.
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He credits his wife for helping him achieve his dreams.
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Snap has offered ad credits to lure in advertisers before.
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For now, those 15 credits is all you'll get, though.
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Mrs Ip credits the central authorities with wisdom and pragmatism.
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The ACA also subsidizes many consumers' premiums through tax credits.
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In lieu of a credits scene, there is a sound.
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But Lasher's credits don't only include the iconic CW series.
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Biodiesel (D4) credits for 2016 were unchanged at 78.50 cents.
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His writing credits also include G.I. Joe: Retaliation and Zombieland.
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Bill Murray has 83 acting credits dating back to 1973.
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Fonda also credits good posture with helping her look younger.
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He knows perfectly well that Obamacare uses refundable tax credits.
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She credits Dessi for helping her face her alcohol addiction.
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Brosnahan credits the monologue as her favorite of the season.
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The report credits industry initiatives, like the implementation of ads.
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The credits are intended to encourage exploration and spur development.
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That's likely to reduce the value of the tax credits.
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Luo also credits local politicians like New York State Sen.
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Seipler credits the industry he now serves with his success.
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At least then, court experience might've counted for some credits.
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He credits the longevity of Prince's appeal to his talent.
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Oh, and make sure you stick around for the credits.
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Guy credits, in part, his middle school guidance counselor, Larkins.
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Bell credits her daughters for giving her a new perspective.
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Mark Cuban credits "The Fountainhead" with his strong work ethic.
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Another provision boosts credits for carbon capture and storage initiatives.
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Schwab pointed to tax credits and to venture capital funding.
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She credits her large family with honing her business acumen.
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The tax credits that Trump endorsed will, obviously, cost money.
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Equally important, energy lenders' credits are deteriorating faster than expected.
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Republican tax credits would be based on age, not income.
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His other credits include Monsters University and Teen Titans Go!.
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Read More Tax deductions and credits no one knows about
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He credits her with giving him motivation to better himself.
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And the final four are legendary and cost 1,000 credits.
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His television credits were nowhere near as comprehensive as mine.
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Tom, 24, credits Darren with getting him off hard drugs.
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She credits activism with helping her in her field, too.
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And by the time the credits roll, they're all dead.
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He did not have enough credits to declare a major.
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The screen performance does not end when the credits roll.
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Image credits: Trump: Win McNamee; Clinton: Robyn Beck / Getty Images
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Until the final credits roll, the fan theories will fly.
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Banks are selective and have less tolerance for weaker credits.
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Yes. Few resources are needed to keystroke credits to accounts.
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To encourage collaboration, they said, they are eliminating origination credits.
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Additionally, Google provided $200k in GCP credits to all finalists.
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Judging defrauded holders of partial credits against graduates seems unfair.
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Only those incarcerated people who are eligible could earn credits.
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The credits are larger for wineries' initial gallons each year.
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Franking credits allow shareholders to reduce or eliminate double taxation.
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Valero in 2016 spent $750 million buying the fuel credits.
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Steinberg credits this mix to the breadth of the medium.
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She credits Instagram with turning her into a travel photographer.
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As the credits rolled, one word came to mind: unearned.
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When the credits rolled, Ross bounded back onto the stage.
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Mr. Bailey credits Ms. Walsh's strong leadership for her success.
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Below are a few of the most common tax credits.
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It also would eliminate a number of deductions and credits.
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Price appreciation credits are not uncommon in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Rudd credits Marvel's success to the studio's president, Kevin Feige.
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It retails for $39,435, before any government credits and incentives.
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Redeem your points for statement credits, gift cards, or merchandise.
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But they-- they probably don't know enough to evaluate credits.
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She credits her Olympics success to her social media marketing.
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The man involved credits the officer with saving his life.
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Prices of biodiesel (D4) credits were $1.025 each, traders said.
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The VAT operates through a system of debits and credits.
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The resulting riffs play as outtakes over the end credits.
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It takes four years to get all your required credits.
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It would also close tax loopholes and expand tax credits.
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" His directing credits also included "Philadelphia" and "Rachel Getting Married.
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You may have missed her name in the opening credits.
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A long standing ovation, it went through the entire credits.
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These tax credits mostly go to wealthy purchasers of EVs.
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CHS's credits with Seara were estimated at around $200 million.
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Well, one New York kid credits his driver a hero.
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He credits Dr. Kaki with saving him from a stroke.
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Courses offered via Teachable aren't taken for college credits today.
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Consider, for example, the opening credits sequence to The Sopranos.
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And the highest tier supports unlimited kids and 50 credits.
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Image credits: Mészáros Marcell, Piotr Brzozowski, Jani Andsten of Snapprefs
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So, how do you get your hands on these credits?
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The personal side is a mishmash of credits and deductions.
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The opening credits continue to evolve as the season progresses.
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During the end credits, Willow said she "loved" the movie.
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We'll speed up the recovery of Alternative Minimum Tax credits.
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But the structure of the tax credits is very different.
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His IMDB page has 70 acting credits across 32 years.
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That is about $1683,000 in tax credits for each job.
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The second credits scene is a jokey reference to Aquaman.
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" Dern was never assaulted, which she credits to "mere luck.
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The credits note the filming was done under your supervision.
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After some credits, Alyx cuts back to the final scene.
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After some credits, Alyx cuts back to the final scene.
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Corporations use the credits as a coupon against future taxes.
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Preserving biodiversity is the other imperative for creating these credits.
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The credits roll before we can see what happens next.
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Each country would control its tax rates, deductions and credits.
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Her other credits include the more recent "Star Wars" films.
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Daimler AG, Volkswagen AG and BMW AG also bought credits.
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Ms. Liang credits Ayawawa's advice with rescuing her romantic life.
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This is to determine credits you may be eligible for.
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The credits for illustrations with the Diagnosis column on Aug.
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Her photo also appeared in the credits of the special.
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What if you received generous federal and state tax credits?
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She credits this support to the company's "embrace remote" motto.
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The big question: Will he take away the tax credits?
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The Republicans prefer tax credits to help Americans buy coverage.
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Now they are just looking for the lowest credits required.
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It starts at $24,995 before electric tax credits and incentives.
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Students have to earn 30 credits a year to participate.
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The website credits the photos back to an anonymous source.
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