That may leave passengers footing the bill for some expenses.
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That goes beyond just footing the bill for your mortgage.
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This translates to taxpayers footing the bill for corporate gain.
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Patients are paying higher premiums and footing the bill for extravagant deductibles.
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" Or maybe, "Thanks, chumps taxpayers, for footing the bill for my pre-existing condition.
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Phoenix-area taxpayers may end up footing the bill for this latest case too.
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High salaries help offset some of the pain for Marylanders footing the bill for childcare.
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She would still oppose sending out payments to families footing the bill for child care.
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Still, taxpayers would end up footing the bill for the Flint debacle, according to Henning.
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Meanwhile, her friend has a revolving door of professional athletes footing the bill for her life.
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Who is footing the bill for Zika infection tests, which run an average of $500 apiece?
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From my perspective, she was unknowingly footing the bill for books with super scandalous plot devices.
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They will be footing the bill for double-digit increases linked to the increased policy uncertainty.
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And it's likely that the county will wind up footing the bill for the whole operation.
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So the American taxpayers, all of you, are footing the bill for over 70 percent of NATO?
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The agreement will also enhance accountability and prevent taxpayers from footing the bill for a Member's misconduct.
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It's the latest example of a public university footing the bill for security for right-wing speakers.
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Instead, "average Americans" will, once again, be footing the bill for those far less needy than themselves.
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And with Michael Dell and Verizon footing the bill for production ... 100% of proceeds will benefit hurricane victims.
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This year Alaskan taxpayers began footing the bill for people suffering from 33 costly medical conditions, including HIV.
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As Larry Ellison described in Software, customers were left footing the bill for putting together independent technology themselves.
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The network will be "decentralized," although as of now Willimon himself is footing the bill for a staff.
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Footing the bill for something like One Day at a Time would have been far beyond Crackle's means.
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Rome may find itself footing the bill for a bank bailout after BlackRock ditched a proposed rescue of Carige.
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Taxpayers have spent millions footing the bill for some of South Africa's top legal minds working on Zuma's defense.
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For example, South Korea is footing the bill for the North's Olympic costs at the Winter Games in Pyeongchang.
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We're told production will start re-shoots of Salling's scenes, and Shankar is personally footing the bill for it.
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Namely, there's an inherent mismatch between selling low-cost items online and footing the bill for packing and shipping them.
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They often come with a 2150,2250-mile powertrain warranty, which can ease concerns about footing the bill for major repairs.
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While footing the bill for trainers, club teams and equipment, many parents admit they are sidelining their own financial goals.
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They often come with a 100,000-mile powertrain warranty, which can ease concerns about footing the bill for major repairs.
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It's unclear exactly what role, if any, YouTube should play as the company essentially footing the bill for these videos.
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They won't reimburse for the tests if they're also footing the bill for a lot of additional testing, says Daly.
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While Medicaid-based payors are frequently footing the bill for IV drug users, reimbursement restrictions vary within states and between states.
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Plus, as I said earlier, Mindy is the one footing the bill for everything, meaning Ben is "so lucky," according to Tamra.
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But it is small-business owners like Mr. Vari, and his customers, who are largely footing the bill for Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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The military is footing the bill for the deployment, since it is separate from the 2,100 National Guard troops sent in the spring.
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And consumers are increasingly footing the bill for medical services, with the rise of high deductible plans, so they're expecting a better experience.
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In plans when participants cover the cost of recordkeeping and administration, investors in the brokerage windows are also footing the bill for those expenses.
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Otherwise, you could end up footing the bill for a breach by hackers thousands of miles away — a scenario most start-ups can't afford.
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The real cost will come later on, when the American taxpayer is footing the bill for future disasters that our leaders failed to plan for.
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Here's a deeper look at how much nations around the globe are footing the bill for the United Nations -- and you can judge for yourself.
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Critics say his family's need for Secret Service protection during their business trips ultimately means taxpayers are footing the bill for the president's personal financial gain.
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The spokesperson did not respond to a query about whether the U.S. is also footing the bill for the two other proprietary patterns deployed in Afghanistan.
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And these investments are very likely not the last time the state will be footing the bill for infrastructure improvements designed to cater to the plant.
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Instead, Rally works with companies that are footing the bill for your health insurance, in hopes that you'll become healthier — and cheaper for them to insure.
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In October 2018 they soft-launched IDSeq to a small group of test users, with the Facebook fortune footing the bill for all that computational crunching.
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This practice made some customers feel they had been duped into footing the bill for delivery workers instead of merely providing an above-and-beyond bonus.
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The case has captivated and enraged India, reinforcing the notion that taxpayer-owned banks are footing the bill for the lavish lifestyles of a rising elite.
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Trump: 'Mexico is showing us great respect' Yes, US taxpayers have been footing the bill for efforts to build new physical barriers at the US-Mexico border.
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" _____ "And you quit footing the bill for these nations who are oil-rich, we're paying for some of their squirmishes that have been going on for centuries.
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French Montana is looking out for the next generation and paying it forward in his home country of Morocco by footing the bill for 2 preschool classrooms.
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Investors have complained about excessive pay at Deutsche Boerse while shareholders are left footing the bill for a 10.5 million euro settlement over allegations of insider trading.
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California teachers who are forced to take an extended sick leave have to worry about getting well and footing the bill for a substitute teacher to replace them.
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For many Indians, the allegations against Mr. Modi further cement the notion that taxpayer-owned banks are footing the bill for the lavish lifestyles of a rising elite.
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The recommendation is unlikely to go down well in Germany, where many taxpayers already have the impression they are footing the bill for the profligacy of southern governments.
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The team will reportedly be footing the bill for any food and nonalcoholic beverages ordered by the military members and their families at each of the participating restaurants.
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Just two months before the Camp Fire, PG&E seemed to have solved its most pressing problem: protecting its shareholders from footing the bill for the 2017 wildfires.
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Otherwise, the members of this committee will be lending their own names to another specious Albany back-room deal, with taxpayers footing the bill for years to come.
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Promoters are able to put on more events during these holidays than other times of the year, mostly due to local governments footing the bill for the events.
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Another argument Pruitt's EPA has made in support of revising the standards is that poorer consumers will wind up footing the bill for high-emissions and fuel economy targets.
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Mel B's drawing a line when it comes to footing the bill for her estranged husband's food, clothing and cell phone habits ... calling his "wish list" a pipe dream.
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Beginning in 210, Huang began footing the bill for his employees' children to go to college and a year later offered to pay up to $20113,22011 for employees' weddings.
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Well, legislators in high-tax states, for one, who fear little consequence from the residents of low-tax states who end up footing the bill for their fiscal recklessness.
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That would leave the Department of Homeland Security in the position of footing the bill for the wall with funds intended for procurement and improvement, eating into other programs.
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However, without the competition that comes with the free market, there is nothing to protect taxpayers from footing the bill for a bailout when costs spiral out of control.
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He and his wife are footing the bill for the project, and he praises the "dedication of great employees" and local volunteers from Cortes Island for making it possible.
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The chase has captivated many people in India, where some feel that the allegations show how taxpayer-owned banks are footing the bill for the lifestyles of flashy tycoons.
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German taxpayers are concerned that any attempt to mutualise debt with other European nations with less budget discipline would mean they ended up footing the bill for other governments' failures.
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But Josh Hantman, a spokesperson for Sylvan Adams, the Israeli-Canadian entrepreneur who is footing the bill for Madonna's performance, said the financial part of the contract had been settled.
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It's a fair option for taxpayers who are already footing the bill for more than twice as many enrollees as expected and it's a step towards prioritizing the most vulnerable.
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The company alleged that Gemini was in breach of contract for not footing the bill for the lawsuits, which included a defamation allegation from the president of a Kansas teachers union.
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Moreover, according to the website of the camouflage vendor, two other Afghan forces are using two other proprietary camo patterns that the U.S. military is presumably also footing the bill for.
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South Korea, which is footing the bill for the non-athletes, has budgeted about $2.6 million to host the 13 North Korean delegates who won't appear in competition — almost $6,200 each.
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However, it is a very sensitive subject in Germany, where concerns run deep that German taxpayers could be left footing the bill for unsound economic policies in other euro zone countries.
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Young Thug posted bail for his crew when they were arrested for gun possession at a party last week ... and we're told he's footing the bill for their legal fees too.
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But thanks to professional sports' chortling stranglehold on America's capacity for critical reasoning, enterprising owners will be able to con the locals into footing the bill for their enormous vanity project.
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She completed her bachelor's in 2014 and her master's in June but now faces another challenge: paying off $47,000 in student loans while footing the bill for her kids' college tuition.
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Most parents are footing the bill for at least some of their adult kid's expenses, and it could be costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars, a recent NerdWallet report finds.
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Since the start of the Trump administration's trade war last year, economists and executives have repeatedly warned that consumers will ultimately end up footing the bill for tariffs through higher prices.
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Should American taxpayers be footing the bill for that kind of nonsense while the government is being shut down and hundreds of thousands of public servants are put on unpaid leaves?
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It's unclear whether that order will permit Dubelier and his colleague Kate Seikaly to share any of that information with Prigozhin or whoever is footing the bill for the company's defense.
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Costs will continue to rise as the population ages, leaving younger viewers of all income levels footing the bill for a service given free of charge to some of its heaviest users.
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The Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, the powerful anti-harassment group formed by Hollywood actresses in the wake of the #MeToo movement, is footing the bill for the McDonald's workers' legal fees.
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Comments on the country's Twitter-like Weibo showed early public support for the cargo had started to wane amid concerns that the public is footing the bill for the prolonged trade war.
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While footing the bill for college, or even a portion of it, is well-intentioned, parents who are sacrificing their own financial stability to do so may be misguided, according to experts.
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The UK Space Agency is overseeing the contest, and since it's footing the bill for the rover, it will be using a panel of experts to judge and make the final naming choice.
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That includes how much Goldman is paying for the privilege of serving Apple's customers, as well as other revenue-sharing provisions, whether data is shared and who is footing the bill for marketing.
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Facebook is also footing the bill for a new, year-long study that UCSF is currently conducting where it will try to use brain activity to help a person who can't speak communicate.
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Markey and Blumenthal – who have long criticized the slow pace of Takata recalls – urged NHTSA to take "all necessary" steps to ensure that consumers are not stuck footing the bill for defective airbags.
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Resistance from Germany, where a portion of public opinion fears ending up footing the bill for indebted euro zone countries, has been a main stumbling block to agreeing on debt relief for Greece.
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Shulkin has been under fire after an internal watchdog report revealed that the VA had improperly approved taxpayers footing the bill for a trip Shulkin's wife took with him to Europe last year.
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The Oscars is one of the most exclusive and star-studded parties of the year, and if you're not already a celebrity, footing the bill for all the glitz and glamour can be daunting.
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Hartung, an associate professor at Oregon State's College of Pharmacy, said he found it troubling the drug is being marketed in adult medicine, with taxpayers footing the bill for hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Trump, for example, wants foreign single-payer systems to start paying more for drugs, saying their low prices mean that U.S. payers end up footing the bill for all the world's research and development.
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Now, though, banks seemingly aren't too happy they're footing the bill for free flights, lounge access, and triple points for your dining habits, and soon, credit card rewards could be headed for a slowdown.
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But it's safe to say that EA wouldn't be footing the bill for a free-to-play game of this scale if it didn't have high hopes it could be a money-generator like Fortnite.
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Unclear if Lonzo is footing the bill for the pad (probably, since he's the only one getting a paycheck) -- but he didn't seem to care as his 15-year-old lil bro destroyed the house.
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In fact, homeowners in 48 states are overpaying for flood insurance and footing the bill for Mississippi and Louisiana, where homeowners have received more in claim payments than they pay for in flood insurance premiums.
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At one point, the NRA employee even asked whether the NRA should be listed as the organization that was footing the bill for some of the NRA-affiliated attendees, according to emails obtained by CNN.
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DMH began footing the bill for sheriff supervision of mental health patients who were involuntarily committed to emergency rooms, including assigning sheriffs to wait with patients in ERs and provide transportation to hospitals with space.
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He's getting an assist from Caputo's legal defense fund, which is paying for one of Miller's lawyers, and the conservative National Legal and Policy Center, which is footing the bill for another of Miller's attorneys.
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And as we continue to rebuild and reimagine our economy in the wake of a recession that saw taxpayers literally footing the bill for failed corporate leadership, smarter, wiser and more inclusive leadership is needed.
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Senators voted unanimously Thursday to pass legislation that would end a decades-old practice of taxpayers footing the bill for sexual harassment settlements on Capitol Hill, even as advocacy groups have raised concerns about the bill.
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The study addresses some of the objections that have held back the launch of EDIS for years, such as concerns in Germany and other countries that they would end up footing the bill for trouble elsewhere.
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But, from what I've seen, it's more often the matriarch and patriarch of the family who are often doing damage to their financial stability by footing the bill for offspring who couldn't otherwise afford to attend.
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But they know they'll be footing the bill for Mr. Trump's fiscal policies and for any response to a future economic downturn that, when it comes, will be in part because of Mr. Trump's trade policies.
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Whether you're footing the bill for your child or planning to take a class to improve your own professional skill, paying for those courses ahead of time could give you break this year, Greene-Lewis said.
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That means even though Chapo's net worth has been estimated at more than $1 billion, US taxpayers have been footing the bill for his legal defense since his extradition from Mexico to New York in January.
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That means even though Chapo's net worth has been estimated at more than $1 billion, U.S. taxpayers have been footing the bill for his legal defense since his extradition from Mexico to New York in January.
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The Act makes it a crime to bribe foreign government officials to win business regardless of whether the payments are made directly or through other means such as extravagant entertainment or footing the bill for international travel.
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For decades, the United States has been footing the bill for the safety and the security of the European continent and all while many of our allies across the Atlantic failed to live up to their commitments.
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But things got more complicated as he tried to sell Congress on the idea of American taxpayers footing the bill for it, and then tried to justify his decision to shut down the federal government over it.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) will no longer allow polluting companies to reduce their fines by footing the bill for environmental projects, putting an end to a tool that's been popular with both industry and government agencies.
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The initiative paid for her to attend a six-month program to become a medical assistant and helped her get an internship at a county detention center's medical clinic, footing the bill for her uniform and transportation.
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She was on the phone interviewing an official with a major public pension fund when she referred to information she didn't realize was new to him: The fund was footing the bill for an investment manager's improprieties.
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This comes on the heels of the rapper performing seemingly random good deeds all over Miami, including taking a hotel maid on a shopping spree and footing the bill for an entire grocery store's worth of shoppers.
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While stressing his desire for a positive relationship between the two countries and naming several issues on which he said they could cooperate, Peña Nieto assured his nation they would not be footing the bill for Trump's wall.
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"Ad blockers disrupt this value exchange, leaving publishers footing the bill for consumer content without getting anything in return, meaning the rise of ad blocking poses a real threat to the free web as we know it," he says.
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"Federal contractors' workforces should reflect the diversity of the American people, the people who are ultimately footing the bill for the goods and services that contractors provide to the government," OFCCP Director Patricia A. Shiu said in a release.
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The mayor and governor would benefit from soliciting ideas from New Yorkers themselves, both those who live in Long Island City, and the other taxpayers footing the bill for the generous subsidies about to be given to the company.
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"If local taxpayers are footing the bill for Vigilant, they deserve to know what they are paying for, what safeguards are in place with this technology, and the privacy implications involved," said Michael Morisy, a co-founder of Muckrock.
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New York taxpayers have been footing the bill for round-the-clock security at Trump Tower, the so-called "White House North," where first lady Melania Trump and son Barron continue to reside, reportedly until Barron finishes this school year.
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In both extensions, Grab is the one footing the bill for the continued operation of Uber since the U.S. firm has already exited these markets, in terms of funding and staffing, Uber's head of operations for Asia Pacific has said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's easy stance on bank collateral, part of its response to the euro zone's financial crisis, might leave the Dutch government footing the bill for a pile of unpaid mortgages, an academic paper has found.
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He has insisted that the United States operated from a position of weakness in the world community prior to his election -- footing the bill for the United Nations (among other things) and demanding very little in return from our allies.
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"If state health authorities will acknowledge the lack of treatment access and how this leads to them footing the bill for these babies, it may lead them to improve access to treatment clinics in rural areas," Brown said by email.
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Mr. Avenatti said on Thursday that Ms. Clifford initially paid him a small amount in legal fees, but is no longer footing the bill for his services, which he said are being funded entirely by donations made through a crowdfunding website.
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Mutoh did not comment on who would be footing the bill for moving the venue, saying only that it would be the next big issue that needed to be sorted out by stake-holders including the Tokyo and Sapporo municipal governments.
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Announced March 28Secretary of the Department of Veteran Affairs Shulkin had been under fire after an internal watchdog report revealed that the VA had improperly approved taxpayers footing the bill for a trip Shulkin's wife took with him to Europe last year.
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But one analyst, who asked not to be named, said on Wednesday while Prysmian was responsible for footing the bill for any repair work there was a cap of around 10 percent on potential damage to the client from issues like delays.
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WASHINGTON — For nearly four years, American taxpayers have been footing the bill for a chunk of the Saudi-led air campaign in Yemen — the gas for many of the Saudi warplanes flying combat missions and the jets that provide the midair refueling.
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Economists from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released a report on Monday that says U.S. businesses and consumers are paying for the tariffs on China despite Trump's repeated claims that Beijing is footing the bill for the increased import duties.
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When the video was released in February 2018, it came on the heels of the rapper performing seemingly random good deeds all over Miami, including taking a hotel maid on a shopping spree and footing the bill for an entire grocery store's worth of shoppers.
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Taxpayers generally feel better about footing the bill for specific projects than for generically labeled infrastructure projects, said Steven Hall, the vice president for government affairs at the American Council of Engineering Companies, pointing to the success of local fundraising ballot measures in November.
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LONDON, Jan 213.5 (Reuters) - The Bank of England set out on Friday how much extra capital it wants banks to wrap round their deposit-taking arms from 20.5 to keep customer money safe during market shocks, and shield taxpayers from footing the bill for losses.
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But even if it did, the fundamental question is whether or not residents of South Dakota and Texas should be footing the bill for a federal loss of revenue just because their states choose to run their affairs with a high degree of fiscal sensibility and wisdom.
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While some allies, such as Japan and South Korea, make cash contributions, others including Germany — where the United States has more than 30,000 troops — pay by footing the bill for land, infrastructure and construction of the military facilities, as well as waiving taxes and customs duties.
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But what about the little-discussed but common practice of fashion brands footing the bill for select publications and influencers to attend and cover preseason collections, also called the resort or cruise collections, which are often held in exotic locales like Havana and Blenheim Palace in England?
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It's hard to predict exactly how this would impact everyday Americans, but tax experts can say a few things with certainty: Older, wealthier Americans are going to benefit in the long run, while young Americans who work will be left footing the bill for years to come.
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Ken says Alex told the audience, "I don't normally do this, but I wanted to bring these two people on stage because they are making a difference in L.A." Alex's contribution will go a long way to footing the bill for hot meals, transportation, on-site medical service.
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Two arguments have been puzzling for European allies in the discussion on U.S. involvement in northeast Syria — first, the idea that Syria was one of America's "endless wars in the Middle East," and second, the notion that Washington alone has been footing the bill for engagement in northeastern Syria.
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"We must remain focused on finishing this fight by passing this bill in the Senate and the House, to hold members of Congress accountable once and for all and to make sure taxpayers are never again left footing the bill for a politician's sexual harassment scandal," she said in a statement.
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Now that the investor owns Boston Dynamics and is footing the bill for all of the robotic lab's creations, apparently the company can afford to wrap its bots in slick plastic housings so they look a little less like Terminators ready to extinguish humanity, and more like man's best battery-powered friend.
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But a considerable amount of money goes toward footing the bill for students across the US to attend annual conferences (for high schoolers, college students, and women) and its "campus leadership program," which financially supports conservatives running for leadership positions on campus, both within the Greek system and the Associated Student Body.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Wednesday said that Mexico is footing the bill for his proposed border wall no matter what.
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When the bill was passed last summer, supporters touted it as the "most responsible" solution to Puerto Rico's crisis – a law that would protect American taxpayers for footing the bill for the Commonwealth's largesse, facilitate negotiations between the Commonwealth and its creditors, and prevent the establishment of bad precedents for the states.
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A U.S. court in February approved Takata's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, under which the company's U.S. subsidiary agreed to set up a victims compensation fund and repay automaker creditors, which have been footing the bill for years of recalls, only a tiny portion of their unsecured claims totaling roughly $38.6 billion, U.S. court filings show.
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The team is back, under the name Fable Studio, a new startup dedicated to pushing storytelling forward in immersive mediums like AR and VR. For Fable, Wolves in the Walls, based on the work of Neil Gaiman, is an opportunity to experiment as heavily as possible, given that Oculus is still footing the bill for this project from the young startup.
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Mexico may not be paying for a physical wall that Trump campaigned on, but the Mexican government is footing the bill for the deployment of 15,000 troops to its borders in response to threats from the Trump administration, which are in many ways a continuation of the Obama administration's efforts to convince Mexico to block and deport Central Americans transiting through Mexico.
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Despite claiming he has a net worth of $10 billion, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has made clear to his associates that there's no way he's footing the bill for a general election campaign that will likely cost more than $2023 billion.
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