In 2016, 75 percent of students qualified for free lunch and this school year, 100 percent of families will be eligible to receive free lunch.
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"The only free lunch you get is with renewables."
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There's no free lunch when it comes to machine learning.
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I also bring back leftovers; "free" lunch tomorrow, I suppose.
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This is certainly fancier than free lunch and nap rooms.
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There really is no such thing as a free lunch.
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"There is no free lunch for any policy," he said.
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"There is no free lunch," said NN Investment Partners' Assalin.
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If we look sharp, we might get a free lunch.
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"Oklahomans got sold on a free lunch," says Mr Boren.
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There's no such thing as a free lunch, after all.
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He made free lunch available to all public school students.
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Is the lure of a free lunch really that powerful?
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There is no free lunch when it comes to taxes.
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There's no free lunch, so you still need money. Absolutely.
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We can all thank Mookie Betts for free lunch on Thursday.
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I am saying there is no free lunch in this business.
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We get free lunch at work and today is beef Stroganoff.
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There is not a free lunch to be had here, sadly.
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After all, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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Is anyone else feeling nostalgic for the days of free lunch?
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And they say there's not such thing as a free lunch.
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A premise of "Valuation" is that there is no free lunch.
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Turning to Summers' other question: Is there a financial free lunch?
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However, not everyone agrees universal free lunch is the right policy.
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Any American can tell you that there is no free lunch.
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Apply to one of these 4.23 companies offering free lunch today!
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Who said there is no such thing as a free lunch?
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My only source of nutrition was the free lunch program at school.
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Like most tech companies in San Francisco, my work provides free lunch.
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Though I qualified for free lunch, I never went to the cafeteria.
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Perhaps there is such a thing as a free lunch after all.
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She wants them to have a fair shake, not a free lunch.
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If your parents worked harder, then you wouldn't be on free lunch.
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There's no such thing as a free lunch or free energy, right?
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There's no such thing as a free lunch in Gordon Ramsay's family.
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The closest thing America has had to a free lunch is immigration.
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Economics 101 teaches there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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The public must also stop demanding more free lunch policies from politicians.
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Previously, free lunch was only available to low income students who qualified.
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Remember, there's no such thing as easy money or a free lunch.
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In New York City, a pilot free lunch program is under review.
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And Democrats are talking about universal free lunch on the campaign trail.
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Opponents of this flexibility will argue that there is no free lunch.
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At Start-Ups, the Free Lunch Is Yours for the Making 22.
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Fairy dust, wishful thinking and free-lunch economics won't get us there.
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I suppose he thinks his big hands count for a free lunch.
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Isaiah Rashad, "Free Lunch" I'm crossing my fingers that "Free Lunch" is the first taste of Isaiah Rashad's as-yet-unannounced studio LP, because it'd set one heck of a high standard with its funky arrangement and relaxed tone.
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There's no such thing as a free lunch, as the old saying goes.
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"It was free lunch, that's why we went," recalled his colleague Azeem Banatwalla.
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That's not to suggest there is a free lunch to be had here.
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Beckley Elementary staff members held a free lunch for all students on Friday.
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You know that old adage, "There's no such thing as a free lunch"?
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There is such a thing as a free lunch — at least at Cybereason.
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As it turns out, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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It goes to show, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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"Children come to any gathering where there is a free lunch," he said.
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We all like the idea of a free lunch — or a free road.
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"There's no quick fix or free lunch in this business," he told them.
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For example, only eight of the districts offer free lunch to all students.
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The official urged students to be vigilant and to refuse any "free lunch."
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The "free lunch" of course is a myth for two other important reasons.
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Still, as we all know, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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I live for days like this – an almost free lunch and a free dinner!
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We have a free lunch at the office today, so I don't bring lunch.
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There is no such thing as a free lunch, or even a free doughnut.
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I grab my free lunch of turkey sandwich, fruit, farro salad, and Nutter Butters.
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It may not be a free lunch, but it is a very cheap lunch.
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The cafes are stocked with snacks, fruits and drinks, and employees get free lunch.
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Even the schools that want to provide free lunch can't afford to do so.
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Some sectors lose resources while others gain; from that perspective, there's no free lunch.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: Well-- well, listen, there's-- there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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Analysts and politicians alike know to be skeptical of claims about a free lunch.
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The federal government should mandate a free lunch for all children in public schools.
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There is no free lunch in tax reform, or health care for that matter.
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An attorney pays and refuses to take my money — I'll take the free lunch!
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They seem to think that is a free lunch which magically solves society's problems.
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City officials had described closing the schools as a "last resort" because so many students in poverty rely on them, including about 70 percent who rely on free lunch (the schools began providing free lunch to all students, regardless of income, in 2017).
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I'm an economist so I know that there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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A deeper dig into the demographic projections reveals how outlandish the Free Lunch assumption is.
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Tech firms may offer complimentary quinoa but ExxonMobil staff are clear-eyed about free lunch.
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But don't be fooled: Unless you create universal multipurpose AI, there is no free lunch.
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Should we worry that wealthier families might get a free lunch and exploit the system?
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Today, it is 235 percent black and Hispanic, and 233 percent qualify for free lunch.
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The initiative expects to provide 200,000 more students with free lunch starting this school year.
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"There's no free lunch," he said, musing on the trade-offs we make with technology.
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"There is no free lunch here," said Kaufman, the CEO, in an interview this week.
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But no matter what, there's no such thing as a free lunch on the internet.
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"Well, first you get free meals, free lunch, free car, free everything," he said recently.
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If you stare at a screen all day, try taking a tech-free lunch break.
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"There's no free lunch in the world," said Sutardja talking about competitors like Google Drive.
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They've removed politics, finances and stigma from the equation by providing free lunch for all.
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And 22014 percent of the students qualify for free lunch because of their family's income.
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And then, suddenly, Washington began to realize that the proverbial free lunch was bad business.
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"That's about as close a thing to a free lunch as you get," Sonders says.
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They've promoted the same fallacy for which conservatives often mock liberals: the free-lunch fallacy.
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GUTFELD: If you have to remove the free -- the free lunch, so that&aposs a deterrence.
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The public may also need reminding that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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The two have offered to treat any furloughed federal employees to a free lunch on Monday.
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"People can't expect a free lunch," says Belynshe Regassa, the head of Mrs Zewide's local committee.
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"There is no free lunch," Pollan says, laughing at the memory of his struggle without caffeine.
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Turns out, looking for a free lunch tends to go hand-in-hand with abdicating responsibility.
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I think senators will do their duty as they see it, regardless of a free lunch.
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Tech companies famously began instituting office perks like free lunch, nap rooms, and dog-friendly offices.
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Now, please do take some time to read Priya Krishna on free lunch in corporate America.
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Democrats learned, over months of hard work, that there was no free lunch in health policy.
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The free lunch is some type of mystery meat, so I'm glad I brought mine from home.
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A free lunch, a gallon of unleaded for $1.50, half-priced theater tickets -- they never get old.
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"Currency hedging is not a free lunch," said Ben Johnson, global director of ETF research at Morningstar.
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There's no such thing as a free lunch … unless you're the great white shark in this video.
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"The day I grew up was the day I realized there is no free lunch," she says.
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"We don't have free lunch," admits Anssi Rusi, chief operating officer and chief financial officer at Smartly.io.
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Milton Friedman never tired of reminding us that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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They are keeping the free lunch and snacks, ski and beach junkets, and even in-house yoga.
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And as savvy financiers, they know that providing free lunch for their employees is a great investment.
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"These are important questions to ponder as there is no free lunch in this world," she said.
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Why not make lunch free for all so no one knows who qualifies for a free lunch?
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There is no such thing as a free lunch, and this relief effort will be no different.
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Although business is slow throughout the region, many shops rally, offering free lunch or discounts to federal employees.
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But a subsidy mechanism is not a free lunch — it's simply a way of shifting around who pays.
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It was here that I learned to hate my circumstances — to be ashamed of being on free lunch.
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There ain't no such thing as a free lunch, Nobel laureate economist Milton Friedman was fond of saying.
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At the onset of the shutdown, Andrés offered free lunch at any of his restaurants to furloughed workers.
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With respect to real resources, I agree with him that "there is no free lunch"— with a caveat.
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Oh, and the new job listing says you'll get free lunch, too, which is absolutely something to consider.
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"Free Lunch" finally came with the promise of a completed new album, though, and now we know the details.
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Free lunch, a casual work environment and great healthcare plans have become standard fare, especially in the Bay Area.
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Are you familiar with the highly influential piece for programmers by Herb Sutter called "The Free Lunch Is Over"?
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He grew up in a single-parent home on a limited income, and was a recipient of free lunch.
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But I still think Adam Smith was right when he said there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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"I am an economist, so I know that there is no such thing as a free lunch," she said.
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"I think this is about as close to free-lunch, win-win policy as economists have found," Summers said.
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If you are a daily wage laborer in the city, some nice folks will serve you a free lunch.
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More recently, my church was serving a free lunch to seniors, and one woman said those words to me.
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One of the keys to long-term investment performance is diversification, often called the only "free lunch" in investing.
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Alas, there is no such thing as a "free lunch" or a "free dinner," especially from a drug company.
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An environmental toxicologist recently told Women's Wear Daily that neither real nor faux was a "free lunch," ecologically speaking.
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One recent Thursday, most of the pint-size patrons signed up for free lunch even before reserving a computer.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) proposed offering all students free lunch to lessen the stigma of enrolling in the program.
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My clients are scattered throughout Utah, and I get to enjoy the perks of the current office space: free lunch!
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It's raining pretty hard, but a free lunch seems worth it, so I make a trip for soup and sandwiches.
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Businesses wanted a free lunch too, he adds: demanding tax breaks and subsidies, while still expecting a well-trained workforce.
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The children of teachers can themselves be on food stamps at home and qualify to receive free lunch at school.
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Advocates for the universal free lunch program say data show that more children eat lunch when it's free for everyone.
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For a family of four, the cutoffs are $32,000 for a free lunch and $45,000 for a reduced-price one.
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But Erika Safran counters that there is no free lunch, and that families will incur origination fees for any borrowing.
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A company that promotes a strong and inclusive culture is a lot more enticing than one that offers free lunch.
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As a certain out-of-work bond trader in London can attest, there's no free lunch – not even in sports.
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Free lunch for furloughed federal workers at Melba's restaurant in Harlem: catfish, barbecue chicken, sides and salad — vegan food, too.
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One thing a normal economy means is there's no longer a public sector free lunch where hiring is costless and stimulative.
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They convince themselves that they're doing it to 'make the experience better,' but there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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CPS and Aramark receive a combined $3.15 per lunch from the federal government for participating in the USDA's free lunch program.
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"There is no such thing as a free lunch," says Charles Barnhart, a professor of energy studies at Western Washington University.
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If conservatism is supposed to stand for anything, it's the idea that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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I see leftover sandwiches in the office kitchen (day two of free lunch continues!), so I grab two chicken salad sandwiches.
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The right candidate will also receive free lunch, 33 days off per year and a 15 percent employer contribution pension program.
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In 21994, San Francisco's Casa Sanchez offered free lunch for life for people who got tattoos of the Mexican restaurant's logo.
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Though diversification is sometimes called the only free lunch in investment, I've long thought that title better belongs to tax avoidance.
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"They know that you have to offer more than a trivial benefit like free lunch or a foosball table," says Sigala.
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Rather, this is a cultural manifesto, a cry for open borders, and a demand for one ginormous nausea-inducing free lunch.
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Reale said he was never officially hired so he never got paid, but he said his free lunch was pretty great.
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Economists don't really believe in free lunches, but we're going to say some things look a bit like a free lunch.
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And once you've gotten free lunch on a daily basis, it's hard to imagine working anywhere that doesn't offer this perk.
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By 2018, Weiler, Cohen and their doctoral supervisor Max Welling had extended this "free lunch" to include other kinds of equivariance.
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"The only items we would purchase now like that are for our employees' FREE lunch that we provide everyday," he wrote.
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The job pays up to 210,22010 pounds a year (about $21990,000), with weekends off and free lunch, according to Buckingham Palace.
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New York City joins other major metropolitan areas, including Chicago, Boston and Dallas, in offering free lunch to all its students.
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Sure, it takes kissing someone, but just be polite enough and you can turn that single lunch into a single free lunch.
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I'M A LITTLE SKEPTICAL ABOUT THE THEORY THAT THERE'S SOMEHOW A TOTALLY FREE LUNCH AND THAT THE MARKETS WILL EXACTLY ABSORB EVERYTHING.
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The firm looked at overall benefits ratings, and broke out three categories: parental leave, 401(k) plans and free lunch and snacks.
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Beyond the 'free lunch' of traditional diversification, most reductions in one type of risk come with increases in other types of risk.
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S&P Global's Sam Stovall told investors Monday of a "free lunch" investing strategy that beat the market's return with lower risk.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I-- BECKY QUICK: Or so that you can show up and-- and get another free lunch out of it?
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Sometimes called the "only free lunch in investing," improving risk-adjusted returns by diversifying has long been a bedrock technique among investors.
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Perks of the job — besides getting money to tweet for a queen — include free lunch, nice benefits, and 33 days of vacation.
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Central Park East High School, in Manhattan, plans to set aside 64 percent of seats for students who qualify for free lunch.
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School Lunch Without Shame New York is removing the stigma of free lunch by making it available to all 21989 million students.
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Branch workers who are required to keep going into work will also get free lunch every Thursday, the bank said last week.
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We get free lunch on Fridays as a company, but today's option is pasta and arancini and I'm not the hugest fan.
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Eliminating school lunch fees altogether would enable more kids to eat lunch at school and take away the shame of free lunch.
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Voting to require balancing the budget without putting out a budget that does indeed balance is still looking for that free lunch.
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But with the debt approaching unprecedented levels, this fiscal free-lunch approach to just about everything is going to have to change.
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Just over half of U.S. public school students are eligible for the free lunch program, which is seen as a marker for poverty.
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John Bravata's seminars even included a complimentary meal, proving once and for all that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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A reward could be a free lunch; a punishment could be an email to the department announcing that a deadline was not met.
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The Center for Retirement Research at Boston College released a study that suggests it has identified the free lunch solution for Social Security.
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According to a Community Food Advocates report from 2016, a significant uptake in participation took place at schools that provided universal free lunch.
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Ultimate Software also kicks in a 40 percent 401(k) match, free boot camp classes twice a week and free lunch every Monday.
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"There's no free lunch," said Allan Roth of Wealth Logic, a financial planning firm in Colorado Springs, who is not associated with Lennar.
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The company offers all the usual perks: free lunch and dinner, a sizable cafeteria and a room with yoga mats and board games.
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The successful ones will find ways of making money from customers who believe, initially at least, that they are getting a free lunch.
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"There's no free lunch to have rates at zero for as long as they did and quintupling of their balance sheet," Boockvar said.
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I work at a Title 85033 School where 75% of my students qualify for free lunch and 60% live below the poverty line.
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"The immediate question it raises for me is how come there's all this free lunch laying around and no one's eating it?" says German.
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I was in gifted classes, but I was the only person in gifted classes who was also on free lunch, and everyone knew it.
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The person said vendors were notified just three days before moving that certain benefits, like a free-lunch program, would no longer be offered.
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There may be no free lunch in the financial services industry, but there is now free trading of stocks, exchange-traded funds and options.
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Reasonable people know there is no such thing as a free lunch, yet some candidates are proposing free breakfast and free dinner as well.
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A former Goldman Sachs economist and currency guru says comments had created a "free lunch" for traders hoping to make money on the pound.
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Of course, more steps in the right direction should be made other than a change of policy and free lunch for all grade levels.
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Bond market correlation is more driven by economic integration than financial market integration, meaning that the diversification free lunch for bonds has genuinely diminished.
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Before excusing the jurors from his courtroom for the day, Ellis offered members of the public one solace if they are selected: free lunch.
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Nearly one million schoolchildren would lose access to free lunch under the program, the analysis found, an estimate backed up by other government figures.
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The only time school lunch should be free is when a natural disaster has occurred and everyone is in need of a free lunch.
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"He should stick to the campaign promises he made in 2013 — deeming universal free lunch as 'crucial' for all NYC public school students," she says.
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Kashkari wrote in a January Wall Street Journal column that immigration is "as close to a free lunch as there is" for the U.S. economy.
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Any performance superior to that of the best starting pitcher the team could hope to call up from the minor leagues constitutes a free lunch.
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Flexibility. There's no such thing as a free lunch, but investing in a credit card rewards program can land you pretty close to the mark.
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Republicans aren't talking about suddenly pulling the rug out from under millions of impoverished children who have grown to rely on the free lunch program.
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No wonder diversification is known as the only free lunch in finance; you actually receive the benefit of lower portfolio variability without giving anything up.
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The city's school Chancellor Carmen Fariña recently announced that free lunch would now be available to the city's 1.1 million students, regardless of income level.
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Oh yeah — and samplesThere's no such thing as a free lunch, but if you have a Costco membership you may be able to get close.
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No such thing as a free declarationBy the end of 2020 the leaders of America Inc will realise that political posturing is no free lunch.
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Another solution they propose: Lawmakers can fund universal free lunch programs in schools, which is where many kids get a lot of their daily meals.
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But to some extent, I too convinced myself that donating a kidney was a free lunch — I'd save someone's life with no harm to myself.
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I saw much compassion at the Washington Heights high school where I used to teach, which is 85% Hispanic, 15% African-American, and 90% free lunch.
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The Mamba's been nominated for Best Animated Short for "Dear Basketball" -- and he's clearly enjoying everything that goes along with being a nominee ... including free lunch!
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This point can be made by cracking out the chalkboard and spelling out some financial formulas, but the "no free lunch" framework works just as well.
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His journey kicked off from Lyons, Colorado on Monday, where five friends met up with the actor for a free lunch at the mircrobrewery Oskar Blues.
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Jaime Matheson, Cafe Services' human resources director, denied to the news outlet in a statement that Kimball was fired for giving the student a free lunch.
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Famed chef José Andrés on Thursday offered free lunch to any federal employees in Washington, D.C., who are furloughed ahead of an impending partial government shutdown.
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As with many schools in New York City, an overwhelming majority of the students at P.S. 160 are poor; the entire school qualifies for free lunch.
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The researchers recruited about 200 university students who took classes that ended around lunchtime, and asked them to answer surveys in exchange for a free lunch.
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The cards, which are used at all levels of government and by nearly all political parties, cover things like a free lunch or $25 in groceries.
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We have a canteen where you can get a free lunch, but we skip that today and head for half price sushi, dim sum, and cocktails.
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It's a shift away from other tech companies providing free lunch from in-house cafeterias for their employees instead of frequenting local businesses in the neighborhood.
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We've learned that living abroad is just as romantic as it sounds (most of the time), and that the best job perk might be getting free lunch.
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And within two decades, it will become something pragmatic that can supplement our food intake—a so-called free lunch by just hanging out in the Sun.
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Across the country, in schools where 75% of students eligible for free lunch/reduced lunch, only 3.9% are required to take a one-semester personal finance course.
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But at Free Lunch, a blog at the Financial Times, the excellent Martin Sandbu disagrees: The US is seriously underperforming relative to its own record on employment.
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They don't want to offer shale oil producers a free lunch with the possibility of a guaranteed, high profitability for new projects through a high forward price.
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Here's what I understand now that I didn't as that gifted kid on free lunch: Most people fear poverty, and if they don't, they're just being foolish.
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I'm a dumb-beta investor, as factors such as size and value are no free lunch—the excess expected return is compensation for taking on more risk.
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We've got high poverty levels, eighty-two percent of the kids qualify for free lunch, the grades are bad, especially when it comes to African American kids.
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A free lunch may be all it takes to persuade a doctor to prescribe a brand-name drug instead of a cheaper generic, a new study suggests.
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New York City last fall began offering free lunch to all public school students; 75 percent of them had already qualified for free or reduced-price lunches.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer will forever remain a fan of diversification, which he calls "the only free lunch" in the business of investing, because of days like Wednesday.
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The no-free-lunch policy comes from the city's attempt to help local retailers, who complained that Google was hurting their business by offering meals to employees.
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Others are eligible based on income: A student in a family of three would qualify for free lunch if the household made less than $26,546 a year.
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Christina Chung, 39, still remembers being one of just a few children in her middle school who lined up in the cafeteria for the free lunch program.
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But is it ethical for a man to get a free lunch based on a following his bot generated using a bunch of photos reposted without photographers' permission?
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That all sounds really great but if you go to an economics class in college you will learn that there&aposs no such thing as a free lunch.
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There's no free lunch when it comes to food production and its impact on the surrounding environment on which public health, local economies, tourism and clean water depend.
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If parents don't realize that there's also an application process to qualify for free lunch, or make a paperwork error with that application, the consequences can be serious.
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Surprise, surprise; despite the never-ending list of excuses, exaggerations and free-lunch promises over the past months, it turns out that the laws of economics still apply.
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Children whose families earn less than 224 percent of the poverty threshold are eligible for a reduced-price lunch, while those below 257 percent get a free lunch.
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This extends the reach of the school meal program without making every student -- such as those who do not meet the income criteria -- eligible for a free lunch.
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"The point about equivariant neural networks is [to] take these obvious symmetries and put them into the network architecture so that it's kind of free lunch," Weiler said.
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See open jobs Median base salary: $133,768 Best places to work ranking: #2 Additional perks: Fertility assistance, adoption assistance, performance bonus, supplemental workers' compensation, employee assistance program, free lunch.
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" Kevin O'Leary, "Shark Tank" investor and O'Shares ETFs chairman: "If the only free lunch in investing is diversification, then Jack Bogle ran the most popular diner on Wall Street.
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See open jobs Median base salary: $133,768 Best places to work ranking: #2 Additional perks: Fertility assistance, adoption assistance, performance bonus, supplemental workers' compensation, employee assistance program, free lunch.
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These include "free lunch and fully stocked kitchens with lots of snacks and drinks," a shuttle to and from San Francisco, weekly yoga classes and a subsidized gym membership.
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I was sorry to disappoint, but when I was in the 503th grade, "There's no such thing as a free lunch" was the first thing I learned about economics.
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Developers are getting smarter about these things and, while they may come for the free lunch at the hackathon, they know there's no such thing as a free API.
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"There's really no free lunch in income investing: The higher the yield, the higher the risk," said David Fabian, managing partner and chief operations officer at FMD Capital Management.
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"There is no free lunch," he quipped in English to the executives lined up on the steps of the Elysee Palace for a photo call at a lunch meeting.
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Currently, students with families whose incomes fall below 130 percent of the federal poverty line, or $32,630 per year for a family of four, are eligible for free lunch.
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The promise of easy money is sure to attract a crowd of hopefuls, but Steem may yet prove to be a bait-and-hook masquerading as a free lunch.
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Friedman commended Heinlein for popularizing the slogan TANSTAAFL (There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch), which Heinline picked up from his fellow science fiction writer Jerry Pournelle.
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We are smart enough to know that, although a single-payer-almighty Big Brother promises to pay our medical bills, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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Currently, 76 percent of students in the school qualify for free lunch, according to the principal, Bennett Lieberman, but he said the proportion had declined in recent entering classes.
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Educators and school nutritionists said that for some impoverished children, the free breakfast and free lunch at school are the only substantial meals they will eat in a day.
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District employees who volunteered to pass out meals recognized some of the drivers — they worked for the district, too, and had brought their children to get a free lunch.
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For those who want to taste what they see can, Lynmar's executive chef, David Frakes, offers three-course vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free lunch menus using the garden's bounty.
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Googlers are jolted by life without free lunch as hundreds of thousands work from home — but insiders say 'nobody could be more prepared' than their company for COVID-19.
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The free-lunch theory of taxation holds that strategic, pro-growth tax cuts allow the government to increase its revenue by taking a smaller share of a larger GDP.
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You may have heard the phrase "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch," perhaps in conversation with your parents when they wanted you to get a job.
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The government will not be responsible for losses accrued during the debt-to-equity swap process and the market-oriented swaps will not be a free lunch for firms.
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School officials say the upheaval has taken its toll on a district where about 65% of students already qualified for free lunch and many had experienced trauma before the fire.
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As if a chance to tweet for the Queen wasn't enough, the position includes a benefit package promising 33 days of annual leave (that includes bank holidays) and free lunch.
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The Maroon 5 singer stepped out with his Victoria's Secret model wife on Sunday in Malibu for an increasingly rare baby-free lunch date wearing a very laid-back look.
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No catch There is such a thing as a free lunch, at least in Montreal, where a pair of immigrant restaurant owners offers them as a way to give back.
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The organization is willing to pay $10 an hour—$1 an hour more than New York's current minimum wage—and is providing a warming hut and free lunch and dinner.
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Working from home beat out free lunch (which 42 percent of respondents ranked highly), and "recreational" activities like foosball or ping pong (which only appealed to 25 percent of workers).
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"There's no such thing as a free lunch on the taxpayer's dime," said Susan Lerner, executive director of the watchdog group Common Cause New York, who applauded the board's action.
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The company offers its programs for free and partners with schools in high poverty areas of New York City where 50% of students or more are eligible for free lunch.
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Company Rating: 4.8 Where Hiring: Columbus, OH; Highland Hills, OH Details: CoverMyMeds, a healthcare tech company based out of Columbus, proves that free lunch isn't just a Silicon Valley perk.
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It plans to install water bottle stations and educational signage promoting the benefits of reducing the use of plastics and creating a waste-free lunch as part of field trips.
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"There is no free lunch in financial markets, and pretending otherwise puts ordinary investors at risk," said Robert Jackson, one of the two Democratic appointees to vote against the change.
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Ruslan Salakhutdinov addressed roughly 200 AI experts who had signed up for a free lunch and peek at how Apple uses machine learning, a technique for analyzing large stockpiles of data.
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Photo: GettyWe all know there's no such thing as a free lunch, but one man's alleged scheme to score free dinners off women he met online could land him in prison.
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"I'm a little skeptical about the theory that there's a totally free lunch and that the markets will absorb everything, but we do need something to fill that hole," he said.
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Unless you're sending cash for your kid to eat at school every day or getting a free lunch, you're going to want to pack a delicious meal for them to eat.
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Students whose families make too much to qualify for a free lunch but whose incomes fall below 773 percent of the federal poverty line are instead eligible for reduced-price lunch.
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This year, all of the more than 1 million children enrolled in New York City public schools will be eligible for free lunch, regardless of how much money their parents make.
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If a child is poor enough to qualify for free lunch, for example, he or she should perhaps go to a school with a relatively high proportion of middle-class students.
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Government officials have said the swaps are not a "free lunch" for troubled companies, and that the deals would be used mainly to help high-quality firms that face temporary difficulties.
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Smith also mentioned how there are 22 million young people who receive free lunch and breakfast during the school year, but how that number drops to 5 million during the summer.
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"If yields have gone negative, there is no free lunch to be had ... particularly if the investor is still focused on holding high quality assets," IMMFA's secretary general Jane Lowe said.
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Editorial New York City's public school system set an important national example this week when it made free lunch available to all of its 1.1 million students regardless of income level.
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But the best part, unsurprisingly, is the perks, which include a 15% employer contribution pension plan after six months, 33 days of vacation including bank holidays, free lunch, and professional development training.
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Those students were absorbed by Lumberton Junior High, where 100% of students receive free lunch and breakfast and many students are still living in motels or homeless shelters, principal Angela Faulkner said.
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They say there's no such thing as a free lunch… but what if what you're offering in return for a sandwich or plate of pasta is the fate of a medical patient?
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He's joked with them about the free lunch and soft drinks they get during breaks, and he allowed them to bring in a cake on Friday, presumably to celebrate a juror's birthday.
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"You recognize there is no free lunch with trade barriers and they do end up imposing costs on yourself and have to face retaliatory measures that put costs on you," Bown said.
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In the free-lunch version of the story, that extra money produces so much new economic activity that the resulting growth in corporate and individual incomes offsets the reduction in tax rates.
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Now, some of us remember our parents warning us when we were growing up that "there's no such thing as a free lunch" and that age-old adage applies here, as well.
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This allows investors to get a higher return than they otherwise would since the assets blended together will give a smoother ride, achieving what is often called 'the only free lunch in investing'.
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On Monday, Kara Lynum, an immigration attorney in Minnesota, received a call from a worried undocumented mother wondering if she should remove her child — a US citizen — from a school's free lunch program.
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Ali pointed out that most of the student body is made up of first or second generation immigrants, and half qualify for reduced-price or free lunch, a measure of poverty in schools.
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Read more:The largest school district in the US just started offering free lunch for all 1.1 million studentsA 9-year-old school kid spent his allowance paying off his classmates' school lunch debt.
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Celebrity chef José Andrés offered a job to a school cafeteria worker from New Hampshire who was fired recently for giving a free lunch to a student who didn't have money to pay.
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He also offered the winner of any of Trump's proposed "Fake News Awards" free lunch and served sandwiches and drinks for student activists who attended the March for Our Lives anti-gun rally.
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With that new system, the city was able to identify more students whose families receive those benefits, enough that the whole city qualifies for a federal program that pays for universal free lunch.
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"The free lunch period is over," he told The Boston Globe in April 1985, reflecting on the likelihood that the West would no longer be dealing with Soviet stagnation under aging, ill leaders.
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She points me in the direction of the free lunch for runners, volunteers, and families, and I get a pulled pork sandwich with a side of coleslaw salad and a cookie before biking home.
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Just the half measure of expanding free lunch to those students who currently get reduced-price lunches would cost $6 billion over 10 years, according to a 2015 assessment by the Congressional Budget Office.
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Since Nobel Prize winner Harry Markowitz first coined the phrase in 1952, diversification, with its ability to enhance portfolio returns while suppressing volatility, has been widely acknowledged as the 'only free lunch' in investing.
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His real-life test of the economic theories so warmly embraced by the likes of Mr. Ryan has provided indisputable proof that no miraculous free lunch will result from his party's tax-cut delusions.
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The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum plans to install water bottle stations and educational signage promoting the benefits of reducing the use of plastics and creating a waste-free lunch as part of field trips.
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The museum plans to install water bottle stations and educational signage promoting the benefits of reducing the use of plastics and creating a waste-free lunch as part of the museum's field trip programs.
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"With a view to low core inflation, some policies are often passed off as a free lunch," a note from Commerzbank senior economists Dr Ralph Solveen and Dr Jorg Kramer said in a note Friday.
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While there certainly is no such thing as a free lunch, investors should be encouraged by the range of available investment strategies that comprehensively evaluate risks and make sensible choices in pursuit of capital growth.
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At my work, they had a potluck scheduled for the employees who participated in the Pride Fest float so I had a delicious free lunch of veggies, even though I forgot to bring a dish.
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"I'm pretty sure that a lot of big foreign exchange and hedge fund type people are... probably looking at what's being said coming out the UK as almost close to a free lunch," O'Neill said.
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The bank is also offering free meals to employees of the community and consumer banking division who work in offices where there is an on-site cafeteria and free lunch on Thursdays for branch employees.
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The bank is also offering free meals to employees of the community and consumer banking division who work in offices where there is an on-site cafeteria and free lunch on Thursdays for branch employees.
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"It's the closest thing you have to a free lunch, from an animal protein perspective," said Richard Waite, who specializes in agriculture at the World Resources Institute, a research and advocacy group based in Washington.
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"Although I understand that this is likely the act of one person and not a representation of the company, when it was brought to their attention the company offered him a 'free lunch,'" he wrote.
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While the bones mostly showed how the saber-toothed cats and the dire wolves were different, they also displayed one way the predators were the same: Neither could resist a free lunch stranded in tar.
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Buying synthetic-nitrate-free lunch meat at Whole Foods is also a way to isolate yourself from contamination by the packaged food sold at Kmart and from the overweight, downwardly mobile people who shop there.
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While shifting borrowing to a mortgage makes sense, by "drastically reducing the interest rate, to maybe 5 percent on a home equity line, there is no free lunch," warned Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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By the same token, the good old days in the 1980s and '90s of high competition and falling fares weren't a free lunch either — passengers were enjoying a collective subsidy from overly optimistic investors and lenders.
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As a member of the school's free lunch program, he is supposed to be able to get the milk for free, rather than paying 65 cents like students who are not a part of the program.
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In this book, Schultheis breaks down the complexities of investing into three simple principles: Don't put all your eggs in one basket; there's no such thing as a free lunch; and save for a rainy day.
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Like today's coffee shops offering free Wi-Fi, saloons provided drinkers with a free lunch: cheese, crackers and bologna, but also pigs' feet and pretzels, liverwurst and sardines, more raw onion than any man would want.
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I don't want to claim it was such a big deal, but it got a lot of people's attention because it was definitely not consistent with our received wisdom — that trade was almost a free lunch.
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Almost a decade ago, in "Protecting Older Investors: 2500 Free Lunch Seminar Report," AARP said 2500 percent of the people it had surveyed had received an invitation like the one my aunt found in her mailbox.
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It's a free lunch, yes — but birds of various sizes have their strategies for approaching safely, all of them unmindful of the squirrels below but very mindful of hawks that might be circling somewhere high above.
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And it's sending more low-income students to four-year schools: 27 percent of its spring 2016 graduates who had received free lunch enrolled in the fall, the highest proportion of any school in the district.
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Budget cuts that hurt programs that states now have in place to meet those duties run the risk of returning us to a time when some states offered industries a free lunch, creating havens for polluters.
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Additionally, if a customer gives the rep four or five out of five stars, they can choose to encourage a company like Jet to offer the rep a small reward, such as a coffee or free lunch.
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Already an intern working with second graders at 21st Century, she'll return to the place where she once qualified for a free lunch to work as a reading intervention specialist earning a $38,000-a-year teaching salary.
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But this year, thanks to an anonymous donor, students in need will be able to get free lunch through the winter break in DeKalb County, a suburban area east of Atlanta, Georgia, CNN affiliate WGCL-TV reported.
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In his original public Facebook post, Mr. Hornaday wrote that the officer had gotten the coffee on the way to work and was offered a "free lunch" as an apology, according to KSNT, a local TV station.
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In addition to, you know, working at Buckingham Palace, the lucky employee will receive a benefits package including a 15% employer contribution pension scheme, 33 vacation days including bank holidays, free lunch, and training and development support.
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White Collar Watch We are all familiar with the maxim "There's no such thing as a free lunch," but a sticking point is who will foot the bill when one side has to put up the money.
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If Mr Trump returns the participation rate in each age-bracket to its level in 1998—when, as Free Lunch notes, the prime-age participation rate peaked—the labour force will grow by only 8.3m workers by 2026.
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In Danbury, more than half of students live in poverty and qualify for either reduced-price lunches at school (an annual income of $45,510 for a family of four) or free lunch ($31,980 for a family of four).
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I was planning to just skip lunch and eat some snacks from my office breakroom to hold me over, but it turns out the team next to me ordered too much catered lunch, so I get free lunch!
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These drag shows aren't just for fun: They bring with them the promise of free lunch and two to three days' worth of groceries from local sponsors, mostly big companies looking to make good on corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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The service seems like something that would be especially attractive to remote teams, giving employees who aren't able to stop in for a free lunch or get a monthly massage the ability to treat themselves on the company dime.
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But Lian warned the swaps are not a "free lunch" for troubled companies, adding that loss-making "zombie" firms are strictly forbidden from such exchanges, which will be used mainly to help high-quality firms that face temporary difficulties.
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The creative agency Deutsch offers free snacks and a barista at its New York office and free lunch at its Los Angeles office, moves that Mike Sheldon, the agency's chief executive in North America, said were modeled after Google.
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Ahead of a Senate hearing on the bill on July 9, Uber and Lyft gave around 500 drivers between $25 and $100, plus a free lunch, to rally at the state capitol in Sacramento in opposition to the bill.
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It points to the immense technical and ethical difficulties involved with the proper storage and disposal of nuclear waste, another reminder that when it comes to nuclear energy and weapons, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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Gloria Nicodemi is part of a co-teaching team and teaches earth science to ninth and 224th graders, most of them Chinese-Americans qualifying for reduced or free lunch, at East-West School of International Studies in Flushing, Queens.
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Gloria Nicodemi is part of a co-teaching team and teaches earth science to ninth and 224th graders, most of them Chinese-Americans qualifying for reduced or free lunch, at East-West School of International Studies in Flushing, Queens.
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These additional lunches are not expected to cost the city more money, thanks to the federal Community Eligibility Provision program, under which schools that offer free lunch and breakfast to all children are reimbursed based on students' poverty level.
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Some of her key policies include institutionalizing a free lunch program at public schools to combat malnutrition and taking a multilateral, diplomatic approach to the country's maritime dispute with China in the South China Sea, or West Philippine Sea, conflict.
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We've known for a while that perfectly laid-back singles "Nelly" and "Smile" will be there and, at the start of this month, we had "Free Lunch," the most dextrous, free-flowing track we've heard from him since his first release.
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While nearly all of the 2017 graduating class is free-lunch qualified, they will be walking the stage with college experience, college credits attached to their high school diplomas and eight of her classmates will be graduating with associate degrees.
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In September, Fariña announced that all students in New York City will receive free lunch through the Free School Lunch for All program regardless of their income, where they live, or if they go to a public, private or charter school.
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New York City public school's universal free lunch program qualifies for the highest level of reimbursement from the federal government, which currently spends more than $12 billion annually on school lunches, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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The median household income is around $56,000 — less than half of that in neighboring Greenwich — and about three-quarters of the students in the Port Chester-Rye School District participate in the free-lunch program, according to the village's comprehensive plan.
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McCormick and Schmicks: The seafood restaurant and steakhouse is using the motto, "you served us, now let us serve you," to let veterans know that they are entitled to a free lunch or dinner at the restaurant on Veteran's Day.
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A thousand dollars here, $200 there, free lunch once a week, stipends for electronic equipment: Those are some of the ways the biggest companies in the United States have come up with to help their employees get through the coronavirus crisis.
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By offering free lunch to all students, New York joins other major cities including Boston, Chicago, Detroit and Dallas, according to Liz Accles, the executive director of Community Food Advocates, which had organized a campaign in support of the policy.
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He writes: Gloria Nicodemi is part of a co-teaching team and teaches earth science to ninth and 10th graders, most of them Chinese-Americans qualifying for reduced or free lunch, at East-West School of International Studies in Flushing, Queens.
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We could even create a STEM institute focused on the Eastern Crescent that sets today's middle school student getting free lunch on a path to a Smart City job after college that instantly puts him or her into the middle class.
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Employees have enjoyed classic start-up benefits like free lunch and company beach retreats, some with a queer twist, like a drag performance at the Lunar New Year; company swag has included plush toys of a unicorn with a rainbow horn.
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New York City, home to the country's largest school district, started providing free lunch to all students two years ago, after officials and nutrition advocates found that some children chose to go hungry rather than admit they could not afford to pay.
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García Martínez's book is an exercise in bridge-burning (I suggested he call it "You'll Never Eat (Free) Lunch in This Town Again"), but his candor in recounting this incident shows that he is just as merciless when examining his own behavior.
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"New developers, those with less than 1 year of experience, are more likely to say that employer-provided meals like free lunch are important to them, as well as employer sponsorship of education, such as tuition reimbursement," a Stack Overflow blog post notes.
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Not to my classroom, where textbooks are outdated and ragged; not to helping teachers offset the hundreds of dollars they spend on supplies for their students every year; and not to improving the quality of the free lunch my students receive daily.
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Workplaces and schools are shutting down, meaning hourly workers are without paychecks if they can't work and children used to free lunch are not getting fed -- never mind our concerns about elections, global stock market meltdowns or escalating border or trade wars.
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Ms. Pratt-Heavner said it was not clear from the Warwick district's statement whether the cold sandwich was an entree, meaning it would meet Department of Agriculture rules governing free lunch nutrition standards if it was accompanied by a fruit, vegetable and milk.
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The Brenham Independent School District's free-lunch drive-through was one of many underway this week in Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Oregon and other states attempting to ensure that schoolchildren continue to receive free meals Monday through Friday during weekslong virus-related closures.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Maurice Wilson joined dozens of fellow federal workers in Washington on Wednesday at the opening of celebrity chef Jose Andres' emergency kitchen, grateful for a free lunch of egg sandwiches, quinoa bowls and tomato soup as the partial government shutdown dragged on.
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Rachael Ray is usually concerned with what we're eating—but this week, as she launches a campaign to help make sure all New York City public school kids have access to a free lunch program, she is focusing on kids and what they're not eating.
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As Apple's Silicon Valley rivals dangled perks to woo workers in the latest tech boom, the iPhone maker mostly held firm – the company still does not offer free lunch, and it was among the last companies to operate shuttles to and from the city.
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"Unlike a lot of today's business writers, Brooks didn't boil his work down into pat how-to lessons or simplistic explanations for success (How many times have you read that some company is taking off because they give their employees free lunch?) " Gates explains.
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Santos grew up in Queens in the '233s, with the kind of childhood that makes it easy for him to empathize with the students in his school, 264 percent of whom qualify for free lunch and 213 percent of whom are students of color.
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And for the last few years, she'd spent three nights a week making his dinner and getting him to bed while her mom was at work, earning an income so modest that the teenager met the federal requirements for receiving free lunch at school.
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Whether it is to get a job by putting something down on your resume that you never did or lying about income to get free lunch and lowered AP test prices; students (at least from what I see) are always lying to help benefit themselves.
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Breakfast had already been free systemwide, school officials said, and the city's stand-alone middle schools had a universal free-lunch pilot in place since 2014 that fed an additional 10,000 children who would not necessarily have qualified for free or discounted lunches, officials said.
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Being a complete and utter lowlife I went along not just thinking, "Great, it's a free lunch," which is often motive enough for me, but I deliberately went along with a completely empty canvas bag in anticipation of all the free books I'd take home.
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The mom mistakenly thought that because of a new and complicated 837-page Trump administration policy denying green cards to immigrants who use some public benefits, her child's enrollment in the school's free lunch program might affect her own chance at becoming a lawful permanent resident.
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"Although companies claim that they have access to more capital and can bring in the money that's needed to fix [utility] systems, the truth is there's no free lunch," Conway-Rhodes, whose company has helped find sustainable water plans for cities across the US, pointed out.
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As I write this, I'm currently at a photo shoot for an upcoming story about healthy grain bowls (stay tuned!) where I'm not allowed to eat anything including the FREE lunch that everyone ordered from one of my fave Mediterranean spots on — you guessed it — Seamless.
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The S&P 500 exodus in particular sends the message that large-cap stock leaders of this bull market are no longer a free lunch, and that makes sense — it's even a little late for those investors just getting the message about diversification and asset allocation.
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There are gaming consoles with stadium-level seating; a tricked-out gym where trainers both real and virtual will kick your butt into shape; well-sod grounds where you can walk off your local, vegan, carb-free lunch or work wirelessly in the warming rays of the California sun.
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The Hope lab, a research institute at the University of Wisconsin that focuses on postsecondary education issues affecting low-income students, has recommended expanding the National School Lunch Program, which provides free lunch to about 30 million children in about 100,000 schools across the country, to college students.
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For its analysis, Measure of America looked at how individual students were admitted to high school for the 2011-12 academic year, breaking data down by the children's race, the borough in which they lived and whether they were poor enough to qualify for services like free lunch.
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As the press release says, a free lunch will run you a six minute "HIIT" (high-intensity interval training) workout, including one minute on a rowing machine, one minute on a spin bike, and one minute on a treadmill, as well as a minute of sit-ups, bodyweight squats, and lunges.
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Andrés, a frequent critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, originally offered free lunch at his restaurants to furloughed workers.
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To the Editor: David Leonhardt ignores the fact that very few charters enroll and retain equal numbers of at-risk students as traditional public schools in the communities in which they are situated — children with serious disabilities, those who receive free lunch, and/or recent immigrants and English-language learners.
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Free-lunch economics appears poised to do major damage to our economy, slowing growth, increasing the chances of some type of crisis and starving the nation of the resources and flexibility to meet new challenges — from the threat of recession to grappling with artificial intelligence and the future of work.
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In a news briefing on Monday apparently intended to assuage such concerns, a high-level official warned the swaps are not a "free lunch" for troubled companies, adding that loss-making "zombie" firms are strictly forbidden from such exchanges, which will be used mainly to help high-quality firms that face temporary difficulties.
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Such an arrangement would seem to be perfectly suited to a continuous delivery model, and while vendors have recognized the beauty of such an approach, as one engineer pointed out, there is never a free lunch in processes that are this complex, and it won't be a perfect solution for every situation.
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In that election, most likely before the federations break for what will undoubtedly be a delicious free lunch, the 207 eligible members of FIFA will vote on a package of proposed reforms that would modernize the organization and, in theory, set the foundation for a transparent, trustworthy global governing body of soccer.
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And it's not just limited to DC. In Chicago, a bar called Horse Thief Hollow is featuring a "shutdown special" where federal workers can get a free lunch of up to $15 if they show their government ID; according to the Chicago Tribune, the place is feeding about 20 federal workers a day.
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Even when specific projects fail, tech incumbents' research labs reap a side benefit in recruiting power: they get AI talent in through the door and allow them to continue their research, publicizing it and adding to the narrative that tech companies are the best place to conduct research (you get free lunch and dinner!).
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Those efforts could include government-paid sick leave for workers who are quarantined or forced to care for children whose classes are canceled; additional unemployment benefits for workers laid off by companies that lose business amid the outbreak; and food assistance for children who would otherwise rely on free lunch programs at school to eat.
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Dallas- Fort Worth TEXAS Brenham Austin Houston San Antonio 80 Miles By The New York Times Alton was closed — all the public schools in Brenham, a rural Texas town of 17,163 about 90 miles east of Austin, have shut for the coronavirus — but one vital piece of the school day lived on: free lunch.
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Although, in some circles, the idea of "edible education" and universal free school lunches is about as popular as single-payer health care, there is already a growing program, the Community Eligibility Provision, that allows districts with a large number of children who qualify for free lunch to feed everyone at the school without charge.
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Most of your nearby choices for a free lunch are in the Tenderloin, one of the most densely populated residential areas in San Francisco, not by virtue of its few skyscrapers but by the sheer accumulation of 4- and 5-story residential hotels and apartment buildings built following the 1906 Earthquake that decimated the neighborhood.
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" That quote comes from University of Maryland public policy professor Philip Joyce's excellent book The Congressional Budget Office: Honest Numbers, Power, and Policy, and Joyce elaborated on it to me: "It's the same bias shared by all good budget offices, they think people coming to them with a proposal to do anything are looking for a free lunch.
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"For China, this is the greatest free lunch program for capital they've ever known, because they're able to penetrate the investment portfolios of scores of millions of Americans in basically one shot," said Roger Robinson, the president of the consulting firm RWR Advisory Group, which has distributed research on the subject to lawmakers and members of the Trump administration.
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By leveraging the fact that, say, a young person can graduate college and either work for an insurance company or a startup you can create a real choice rather than the false choice of flying to SF with a great idea and immediately being given a back rub, free lunch, and a wildly expensive apartment by Google.
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That "little bit of pain" suggested she has not spent a lot of time listening to the stories of federal workers struggling to pay the rent and buy groceries, or standing in line on a cold winter's day to get a free lunch at a food kitchen, although she did acknowledge federal workers have bills and mortgages to pay.
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In his 6900 book "Free Lunch," Johnston discusses how a corporation like Cabela's received $2628 million in government subsidies to build, at the time, the largest outdoor recreational gear store in the country in Hamburg, Pa., while a local competitor who sold the same products at lower prices went out of business because of the deal.
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Read more: A growing number of Google vendors are losing their free lunch privileges and are instead faced with a grim selection of pre-packaged foods that they must pay forGoogle says it's making strides and that by 2022, it will require a certain baseline set of benefits for its contract workers and vendors, including comprehensive healthcare and paid parental leave.
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Though there are a near infinitude of ways both explicit and subtle to experience challenges in life, the adversity index will restrict itself to just three categories: neighborhood environment (including factors like crime and poverty rates and housing values); family environment (the income, education and marriage status of parents in that neighborhood); and high school environment (aspects like the free lunch rate and rigor of the curriculum).
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According to The Wall Street Journal, one of the variables included on this dashboard is an "adversity score," which uses a scale of one through 100 and considers 15 factors about student's neighborhood (such as crime rates, poverty rates and housing values), family environment (such as family income, education level and single parent status), and high school environments (such as AP opportunity and what percentage of students qualify for free lunch).
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In instances before, boredom helped me to discover Alan Guth's theory of "a free lunch universe" and the philosophy and basis of religions such as Christianity that led me to "rediscovering" Catholicism, (before, I wasn't too religious) protestantism and even Billy Graham … These times of deep thought led me to become a more thoughtful person, because I feel that my research trying to answer my questions developed my character in a positive influence.
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