Christie funneled millions into attack ads hitting their closest competitors,
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Millions have been funneled away from the sellers this way.
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Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have also funneled millions into the race.
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" Hannity replied: "Because they funneled it through the law firm?
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The first run funneled athletes up a steep, narrow track.
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If only it were all funneled into something less discomfiting.
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" And I said, "Because they funneled through a law firm.
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Many of the top women's skaters are funneled to Tutberidze.
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Sony funneled that tech into an earbud counterpart, the WF1000XM3.
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The bulk of the promotional budget is funneled toward it.
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It has funneled tens of millions of dollars into research.
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Some of that money may have been funneled into ethereum.
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Campaign dollars are also funneled to allies of Trump's children.
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The parents are being persecuted and funneled through the immigration system.
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Pro-Lesko groups have funneled more than $700,000 into the race.
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That research has been funneled into the JEDI requests for proposals.
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The money is funneled to the scammer's account at another bank.
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Multiple accounts also can be funneled to one beneficiary, he said.
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Any money the shop makes is funneled back into the nonprofit.
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He has funneled millions into organizations focused on the two issues.
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Too often ads are fraudulently funneled to robots rather than people.
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Since then, even more money has been funneled into the space.
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Robert Mercer funneled millions into Trump's campaign during the 2016 election.
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Steyer has funneled millions of dollars into Democratic candidates and causes.
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More money in the economy will be funneled toward the top.
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Most airplane tax revenue funneled to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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He has funneled millions of dollars to Democratic candidates and causes.
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A separate deal also funneled Russian-linked oligarchic money into Ukraine.
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It funneled traffic through what were at the time thriving neighborhoods.
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So he's funneled that unease into calls for social change instead.
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So scared that the fear has funneled me into the absurd.
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All travelers from the city will be funneled through those airports.
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They funneled through a law firm and the president repaid it.
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The remaining funds can be funneled to other projects within the system.
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That whole Russian phony dossier she paid for, foreign national, funneled money.
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Students are being funneled into engaging only in previously vetted human constructions.
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He allegedly funneled bribes through his nonprofit organization, Key Worldwide Foundation ("KWF").
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Most of it is funneled through charities and are hard to track.
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Context: Taxpayers funneled $95 billion toward Medicare Part D plans in 2016.
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"They funneled through the law firm and the president repaid it." pic.twitter.
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Such signature wares, he noted, are often funneled into the gray market.
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GIULIANI: They funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it.
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Much of the U.S. supply is funneled through Latin American trafficking networks.
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Overseas money being funneled into real estate has got people's backs up.
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It was just paint, she said, as she funneled liquid into balloons.
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All have funneled millions of dollars to the party over the years.
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Brooklyn and Queens, the people funneled into the courts reflected the racial
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The colectivos, funneled money and arms from the state, became political enforcers.
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It was just paint, she said, as she funneled liquid into balloons.
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Insights could be funneled into product development, marketing and supplier negotiations, he says.
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For people like Kalief Browder who are wrongfully funneled through the prison system.
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These weather systems funneled relatively mild air northeastward across Greenland from lower latitudes.
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Meanwhile, investment firms funneled over a hundred million into the now defunct Juicero.
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Liltz funneled a concoction of crushed medications in water through Courtney's feeding tube.
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According to Crunchbase, $700 million has been funneled into the space since 2014.
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"Funneled it through a law firm and the president repaid it," Giuliani said.
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They funneled [the $130,000] through a law firm and the president repaid it.
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Venezuela's PetroCaribe program, by contrast, funneled money directly to the Haitian government's coffers.
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PIRRO: Yes, her money funneled through Fusion GPS, as well as Perkins Coie.
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"They funneled through a law firm, and the President repaid it," Giuliani said.
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The mountainous terrain funneled that water into rivers that quickly overflowed their banks.
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A McConnell-aligned super PAC funneled millions into the state to support Strange.
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Indiana's wings funneled penetration to the middle, and few drivers dared challenge Hibbert.
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Brock alleges that right-wing figures funneled money to some of Clinton's accusers.
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The one that funneled rain and churned soil for those who came after.
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All told, "Thrones" has funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into the region.
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Lin-Manuel funneled both streams into the cassette tapes he swapped with friends.
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The guards' gunfire funneled the attackers onto the accommodation side of the compound.
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Stayer has funneled millions into his organizations, NextGen America and Need to Impeach.
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Now they are being funneled to cities like Lancaster, Pa.; Syracuse; and Louisville.
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Swiss privacy laws dictate that FIFA's information must be funneled through Swiss authorities.
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Investors funneled $2.4 billion into U.S.-based stock funds during the week ended Jan.
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The only matter was just how much money was being funneled into their pockets.
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A USC spokesperson said that money will be funneled into scholarships for underprivileged students.
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The next spring, her focus back and her frustration funneled, she became world champion.
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Florida funneled $1.4 billion to state programs, California $1.3 billion and Massachusetts $971 million.
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Later, tens of thousands of hacked files were funneled to and distributed by WikiLeaks .
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As fans funneled toward the exit, they crushed against each other in a panic.
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Instead, they are funneled into a law firm closely tied to the Mormon Church.
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National networks of big-money donors funneled mountains of cash into targeted state races.
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Apple certainly could have funneled more money and resources toward iAd, but it didn't.
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Donations also are being funneled to storm-hit areas of Florida and the Caribbean.
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Other authors have proposed an inheritance tax that could be funneled to climate action.
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Wall Street hated him and funneled tens of millions of dollars into Hillary's campaign.
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The billionaire hedge fudge manager has funneled more than $40 million into the effort.
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About $125 million was funneled to denier groups this way during the Obama years.
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"They funneled it through a law firm and the president repaid it," Giuliani said.
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And that means more taxpayer money will be funneled toward immigration enforcement and deportation.
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Wouldn't the money being funneled into space be better spent fixing problems on Earth?
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But ultimately, the money was funneled to campaigns, according to testimony from cooperating witnesses.
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Should millions get funneled into research programs to discover new pathogens and sequence viruses?
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Both men allegedly funneled foreign money through shell companies to donate to political committees.
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More than $5 billion in surplus gear has been funneled to law enforcement agencies.
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Donations are funneled to various forms of assistance, including mental health support and housing.
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Donations are funneled to various forms of assistance, including mental health support and housing.
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Khawaja funneled some campaign contributions through the other alleged conspirators, according to the indictment.
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The American military funneled in about $100 million in 2016 to help the process.
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Let's focus on the Mary J. Blige funneled through the aughts-ness of it all.
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Mexico's president's office denied any bribes by Odebrecht were funneled into Pena Nieto's 2012 campaign.
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They say PRO10 funneled tickets to THG Sports, which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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Trump was reportedly bothered that Hannity used the word "funneled" during the interview with Giuliani.
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The quantity of drugs funneled into our community is far beyond any legitimate medical need.
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At its best, his comedy was liberal white guilt funneled through a postmodern Lenny Bruce.
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" To which Giuliani responded, "Funneled it through the law firm, and the president repaid him.
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A series of hidden shells funneled money to buy his $6.75 million mansion in Novato.
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"Funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," Giuliani told host Sean Hannity.
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" To which Giuliani said: "Funneled it through the law firm, and the President repaid him.
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The report focused on how the Mercers funneled $4 million to various climate skeptic groups.
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The merchandise would be funneled back to Iran, and he took commissions on the sales.
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The F.B.I. allegations, funneled through Mr. Garrow's essay, have nothing to do with this effort.
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Instead, the donations were funneled into Ms. Brown's personal bank accounts and toward extravagant items.
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" The former mayor continued, "They funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it.
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By that time, Mr. Epstein had funneled dozens of wealthy clients to Mr. Staley's business.
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The Mercer family has funneled millions of dollars into Republican super PACs and Bannon's initiatives.
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The vast majority of these overcharges are funneled into the pockets of large, incumbent carriers.
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By barring reformists, Mr. Khamenei funneled public demand for change into a more acceptable candidate.
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The vast majority of drugs funneled — and tunneled — through Mexico are not for domestic consumption.
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I funneled every cent I could toward the highest-interest loans from grad school (avalanche).
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At the cave, we descended stairs into a broad hole that funneled into a cavern.
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Over the years, Fred funneled tens of millions of dollars to clean up Donald's messes.
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The money raised from streaming, album downloads and merch purchases is being funneled into PP.
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That's when Wall Street heavyweights like T. Rowe Price funneled hundreds of millions into CarGurus.
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This air will be funneled, as strong winds are around skyscrapers, in between these pressure systems.
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It used to be that art and politics had to get funneled through the education department.
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In the years since, increasingly large amounts of foreign money have been funneled into the country.
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Republican groups funneled millions into the race, spending at least $4 million on ads against Allred.
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So instead, people have been funneled to these much more remote places to cross the border.
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Wild horses are funneled through a gate during a roundup east of Lakeview, Oregon on Nov.
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The KPK alleged most of the money was to be funneled to up to 60 lawmakers.
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Money was allegedly funneled through offshore bank accounts and corporate entities in countries such as Cyprus.
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Much of this money is funneled through groups like the Chamber, which doesn't disclose its membership.
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He funneled the proceeds of this business through the account of a legitimate business he owned.
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That information gets funneled to a third party and then Moscow magnifies and maximizes its exposure.
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The money is primarily funneled through mosques and Islamic schools in Britain, according to the report.
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A portion of Trump's spending is being funneled to Texas, where he hopes to beat Cruz.
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All the tours generate income that gets funneled every year into a long list of charities.
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A long line of cars is funneled toward Main Street, where the power is still out.
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Saudi and Qatari financial resources funneled through international organizations will be essential to supplement European banks.
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"Dude, 'funneled' is not typically a word innocent people use when talking about money," Jost said.
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This annual revenue is then funneled to general funds, where it can be spent on anything.
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However, there were walls that funneled people through checkpoints to ensure a secure and orderly process.
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Riyadh, in turn, funneled money to political allies such as the Sunni prime minister, Rafik Hariri.
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The NRA has also funneled millions of dollars into the coffers of state parties and politicians.
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The team, of course, funneled that money toward its profit margin, general expenses and player payroll.
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We boarded and were immediately funneled into those narrow hallways that remind you of old movies.
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So if America's wealth is being funneled to the top, then less money is being spent.
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Turn 9 funneled the raging cars into a straightaway overlooking a tranquil cotillion of anchored yachts.
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Planned Parenthood funneled more than 350,000 such calls, according to Kelley Robinson, its national organizing director.
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The money was funneled through a Deutsche Bank subsidiary in the British Virgin Islands, prosecutors said.
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This funneled down to the Super Tuesday states, and Obama went on to win the nomination.
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Executives receive kickbacks from contractors, and some of that cash is funneled back to the party.
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Passengers from China were being funneled into 11 airports and screened for signs of the disease.
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SoftBank funneled an astounding $940 million into the business earlier this year at an undisclosed valuation.
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The whole bucket of emotions that involves sadness or betrayal or despair gets funneled into anger.
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People may not realize that the money funneled into SNAP is a minuscule $1.86 per day.
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SoftBank has funneled enormous amounts of money to Uber and WeWork, investments that have suffered lately.
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Any flights from or connecting through Wuhan will also begin to be funneled to those airports.
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But if there were such a connection, millions of potential customers wouldn't be funneled into Breezewood.
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The money is funneled through regionally based North Korean diplomats to Pyongyang, some 7,20163 miles away.
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Money gets funneled into green projects, and the most successful carbon-cutters can make a profit.
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Sensing the tightness of the race, pro-Republican outside groups have funneled millions into helping Saccone.
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What did Giuliani mean by his reference to money having been "funneled" through a law firm?
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It makes a difference if the payment through Cohen was funneled through the campaign or privately.
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At first glance, it appears that Blackstone is calling capital that is then funneled to political groups.
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For decades, Iran has funneled weapons and cash to terrorists in Lebanon, Syria and the Gaza Strip.
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That information is then funneled to other state bureaucracies, including immigration, customs enforcement or even criminal justice.
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She also shouldn't be funneled into a legal system that's ambivalent or even hostile toward her cause.
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Bruce Ohr, the development of this dossier and then how it was funneled back into the FBI.
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But with its population also increasing, the city has funneled millions of dollars into highway expansion projects.
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But on June 17,2016, an anonymous hacker funneled approximately $60 million in tokens into a separate account.
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This probably will be funneled through the Children's Health Insurance Program, which does contain the Hyde amendment.
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The energy—psychic and personal—he puts into social media could be funneled to someplace more enlivening.
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Officials also announced that all incoming flights from China will soon be funneled through seven U.S. airports.
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Indeed, according to report, $125 million of that fresh allocation was funneled into the current India fund.
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People funneled beer, chugged liquor, smashed pizza into other people's faces, and then went out to play.
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He was funneled through various lines and still hadn't been able to retrieve them after four hours.
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"Funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," Giuliani told talk show host Sean Hannity.
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More money has been funneled to the Clinton campaign than to the DNC or the state parties.
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Backer estimates that up to 85033 different state parties could have funneled $84 million in money transfers.
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They then funneled much of his money to the better prospects who had signed within the rules.
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Over time he funneled millions of dollars home for much-needed transit, housing and health care projects.
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And then this is funneled upward—meaning, the parishes eventually end up giving money to the Vatican?
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This had an unintended effect: It funneled some migrants onto Interstate 5, which cut through the barriers.
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Money expected to trickle down with the ease of transaction is simply being funneled to Silicon Valley.
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Mr. Akhmetov paid Mr. Manafort by wire transfers funneled through a Cypriot shell company, court records show.
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The donation was allegedly funneled through a US citizen who took a $1.5 million investment from Low.
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He funneled money to the Solidarity strikers in Poland in 1981 and to Charter 77 in Czechoslovakia.
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The payments for the tests were funneled through pharmacies rather than taken straight from the claimed victims.
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Others say more money should be funneled into the youth game to produce the players of tomorrow.
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A forensic audit of Russia's antidoping agency has suggested former officials funneled money to companies they controlled.
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The only other issue that is close is the concern about foreign money being funneled into campaigns.
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Tropical moisture is being funneled up into Japan, causing rain along the eastern prefectures up toward Tokyo.
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Congress funneled nearly $2628 million toward the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign in its first year.
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Critics say oil money is funneled to a rich elite while much of the country lives in poverty.
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But these experiences in art, space, and history are funneled into Fischer's point of view in Small Axe.
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That testimony includes accusations that the company funneled millions of illegal funding to the 2014 Rousseff-Temer ticket.
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The $100 billion megafund has funneled cash into Uber, SoFi and WeWork-parent The We Company, among others.
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Take the savings when they come, because you'll immediately be funneled into paying a $19.99 per year fee.
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Money raised from fees goes to specific purposes, whereas taxes are often funneled into a general budget fund.
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He said that money generated from lower taxes would primarily be funneled toward more research and development spending.
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The Princeton research showed that information was also being funneled back to Acxiom, a massive consumer data broker.
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Investigators are reportedly interested in whether foreign nationals funneled donations into the inaugural committee, which would be illegal.
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NBC's program has funneled talent into shows such as The Mayor, Trial & Error, and the USA show Damnation.
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Those witnesses told investigators they funneled millions of dollars in illegal funds into the 2014 Rousseff-Temer ticket.
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The report suggests that any revenue generated from the change could be funneled into encouraging more capital investment.
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The panel's chairman has openly questioned whether Russian money may have been funneled through Deutsche to Trump's business.
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Prosecutors found at least $260,000 in illegal contributions that came from Bera and were funneled through the donors.
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About a third of the $500 billion the country spends on R&D is funneled to those activities.
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One invoice appeared to show $750,000 was funneled through an offshore account and disguised as payment for computers.
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That energy was funneled into dance music, and a load of things came together at the same time.
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To conceal the funds from the U.S. government, they funneled millions through offshore accounts, according to the indictment.
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The "super-angel" investor Ron Conway has funneled his wealth into efforts to improve gun safety beyond legislation.
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Tubes full of blood snaked from his left arm and funneled into the machine on his right side.
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Bevin defended his record on education, saying that he has funneled more funding toward education than his predecessor.
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Police allege PRO22015 funneled tickets to another company, THG Sports, whose director was arrested this week in Brazil.
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The middlemen it funneled money to for purchases around the world are sitting on billions of unspent dollars.
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When the jury first announced that it was deadlocked, on Thursday, we funneled out of the courtroom, numb.
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Instead of constantly hustling to find clients, Redfin's agents have leads funneled to them through the company's website.
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To avoid taxes, he funneled the money illegally through offshore accounts, according to the criminal charges against him.
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As they funneled us out through the gift shop, I planned to buy a copy of his book.
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Pressurized air is funneled into the mask, giving a patient more oxygen and preventing their lungs from collapsing.
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The result is people threatening to boycott SoulCycle, arguing that their money is being indirectly funneled to Trump.
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We've funneled extra income into investments like rental real estate, too, which provides cash flow and monthly income.
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Fresh water was funneled into the adjacent Yamuna River to dilute its usual smell, according to local reports.
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An indictment alleges that the two men funneled foreign money into U.S. elections through a straw donor scheme.
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An indictment alleged that the two men funneled foreign money into U.S. elections through a straw donor scheme.
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The FBI is reportedly investigating whether Torshin illegally funneled money to the NRA to help get Trump elected.
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Police allege PRO10 funneled tickets to another company, THG Sports, whose director was arrested this week in Brazil.
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The dialogue, as well as the plot and the characters' development, are funneled through the book's omnipresent narrator.
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No campaign finance violation, [they] funneled it through the law firm," Giuliani said, "and the president repaid it.
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They knocked a hole in the library wall and secretly funneled about 300 books to safety before the blaze.
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We see also that operators have funneled the investments more into fiber investments for example than into radio capacity.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin estimated as much as $100 billion in private capital could be funneled into those areas.
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In addition, The New York Times reported that prosecutors are examining whether foreigners illegally funneled money to the inauguration.
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According to Crunchbase data, VCs have funneled more than $200 million into sneaker startups in the past two years.
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Because of the walls and the guards that are there, people are funneled to more dangerous places to cross.
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How are funds earned from working in the US being funneled back into Puerto Rico beyond an annual vacation?
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Overall, investors funneled a record $286 billion into U.S.-based ETFs in 2016, BlackRock Inc data showed on Tuesday.
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Tens of millions in grants were funneled to patient advocacy groups that often stay silent about rising drug prices.
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Finally, $500,000 will be funneled into a legal fund for people struggling with landlord abuses and other housing malpractice.
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Investigators want to ascertain whether foreigner people or businesses funneled money into the inaugural committee's coffers — an illegal act.
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His demons were morose and real, but he funneled them into music and beer and weed — normal teenage stuff.
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Those who are dealing with common life stresses—like roommate troubles—get funneled out to other resources on campus.
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Gone is the laundry list of policy proposals funneled into the White House from agencies across the federal government.
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My entire set of problems was funneled into a single uber-problem: getting through the day on 600 calories.
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His fundraising campaign funneled millions of dollars into Twitter by tapping promoted tweets and other more expensive ad products.
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Through abstraction, Kang reminds us of the myriad ways we are funneled and constrained by ideological and physical borders.
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The president-elect has repeatedly called Obama's signature nuclear deal with Iran a "disaster" that funneled money to terrorists.
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Lyft and Uber argued that this safety measure was unnecessary and funneled millions of dollars into lobbying against it.
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The state and federal government had funneled millions of dollars a year to Hahnemann to supplement low reimbursement rates.
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Dire predictions of a warming planet with catastrophic consequences are published in government reports and funneled to the media.
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China has funneled billions of dollars into aid, loans and business deals on the African continent in recent years.
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In other words, over the decades, he's funneled his myriad explorations through all the music he's grown up with.
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Epstein also reportedly funneled dozens of wealthy clients to James "Jes" Staley when he led JPMorgan's wealth-management business.
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The second led to the convictions of several individuals who were found to have illegally funneled money to Hamas.
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Prosecutors charge that Lee, 48, funneled millions of dollars to associates of Park in an effort to curry favor.
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The money they earned was funneled into various high-end businesses, including a private members' club in Hilton Head.
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How can the excitement we see for language apps and dual-language programs be funneled for future educational goals?
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On Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence told CNN that Americans coming home will be funneled through 13 different airports.
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McClatchy has reported that the F.B.I. is investigating whether Torshin illegally funneled money to the N.R.A. to help Trump.
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Right now, he said, the savings from Medicaid have been funneled into the county courts, jails, and sheriff's office.
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Four Ukrainian oligarchs funneled money to Mr. Manafort's accounts from their own shell companies in Cyprus, Mr. Gates testified.
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U.S. citizens and permanent residents would still be able to return home, but would be funneled through specific airports.
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Apple's ubiquitous devices represent their own kind of network, so why not own the content being funneled through them?
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We have also learned that this same information was also being funneled through officials at the Department of State.
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The Senate Leadership Fund funneled nearly $3 million into the Faith and Power PAC, according to the FEC filing.
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The company has already funneled more than $3 billion into its main Indian subsidiary, according to Indian government data.
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More than 3,000 fans were funneled into a standing-room-only area with a safe capacity of just 1,600.
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Festival goers were funneled into makeshift tents, musicians scheduled to perform cancelled and the festival was eventually called off.
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U.S. citizens and permanent residents would still be able to return home, but would be funneled through specific airports.
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Instead of keeping Bitcoiners' traffic safe from spies, however, this software actually funneled data to the NSA for analysis.
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It's an art that's usually funneled through the medium of journalism, but criticism is still fundamentally an art form.
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Desperate to exert control in the absence of effective treatments, I funneled my energies into remaking my office workstation.
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Prosecutors allege that Manafort hid income he earned through political consulting for Yanukovych and funneled it through offshore accounts.
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It turns out that, since the beginning of 2018, all scientific research is being funneled through a political review process.
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The school's 3,300 students wore new identification badges as they funneled through three entrances at the sprawling 45-acre campus.
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But I've never been completely clear on how much of my browsing data gets funneled back into Google's ad servers.
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The amount funneled to Medicare has gone up by 15% since 2011 as more baby boomers age into the program.
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There were smiles and hands with phones in the air all around as the crowd funneled onto the train cars.
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The government wrested PrivatBank from Kolomoisky's control in 2016, saying billions of dollars were funneled out while he owned it.
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The tax is expected to raise $75 million annually, with most of the money being funneled into building affordable housing.
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The Clinton campaign funneled the funding of this document through a third party source in order to cover their tracks.
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We know that in 2100 that funding was picked up by Democratic entities and was funneled through the D.C. attorney.
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Adding to that, the resulting tax revenue can and has been funneled to health programs, like those for obesity prevention.
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Leaders on Capitol Hill argue the deal has funneled billions of dollars to a country whose government actively supports terrorism.
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The Wall Street Journal reports Trump's lawyer funneled over $130k to her during the 2016 campaign to keep her quiet.
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Yan is the second person to plead guilty to involvement in a ring that funneled over $1.3 million to Ashe.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell funneled Russian money to Trump — a story that spread widely among the site's 70,11 Facebook fans.
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Remember the Cold War, when Republican and Democratic administrations funneled money to overseas dictators to secure alliances against the Soviets?
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The CIA program which began in 2013 funneled weapons, training and cash to vetted FSA groups via Jordan and Turkey.
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These spin-ins funneled millions of dollars to these engineers and kept them from leaving Cisco to create independent startups.
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Clinton's advisers say she is confident that Congress would appropriate the money because it would be funneled directly to states.
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Like other large coastal rivers, the Penobscot once funneled millions of pounds of fish inland from the ocean each spring.
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The documents Guccifer 2.0 funneled to Bambenek concerned races in Illinois House districts 01 and 2.03, neither of them competitive.
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CEOs who don't own their problems waste energy blaming other people — energy that should be funneled toward fixing their companies.
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While some requests have funneled in, $380 million is not enough to upgrade security in elections entirely in each state.
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What was the meaning of vague language noting that American citizens could be funneled to certain airports for enhanced screening?
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About $500 billion will go to hospitals, with the rest funneled to doctors, nurses, suppliers and others, the association said.
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The giant distributor funneled enough hydrocodone and oxycodone to supply every legitimate patient with nearly 284,163 doses, state officials said.
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He funneled £1 million of his own money each year into the soccer club Peterborough United, which he once owned.
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That sounds like a lot — until you learn that the top megadonors funneled $14.7 billion to nonprofits the year prior.
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Mr. Ahmad reportedly funneled 30 million Philippine pesos, or about $580,000, to militants for the attack, according to intelligence officials.
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Beyond that, the Saudis have funneled tens of millions of dollars to Trump personally, and are continuing to do so.
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Many donations of medical supplies must be funneled through the Red Cross, and the organization — understaffed and overwhelmed — has struggled.
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That's because nearly all of the financial gains have been funneled to those at the top of the income scale.
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Instead, they believe these students ought to be funneled into more cost-effective and targeted vocational training programs and apprenticeships.
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"They funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," Mr. Giuliani told Sean Hannity, the Fox News host.
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The hilly landscape means a taller vertical drop and more energy when the river water is funneled through three turbines.
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McClatchy reported in January that the FBI was investigating whether Torshin illegally funneled money to the NRA to help Trump.
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Proceeds from hosting the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club are funneled back to the foundation for community programs.
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During his time as head of PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest private bank, he allegedly funneled massive loans to himself and associates.
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Yet the flood of Mexican recruits who were funneled to the IBP plant in the 1990s engendered suspicion and tensions.
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Using the Alexa Fund, its venture capital fund, Amazon funneled millions of dollars to Ring in both 2600 and 2017.
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For nearly 25 years, The Times found, its executives have funneled business to a small group of relatives and associates.
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Another $1.3 billion meant for equipment for the National Guard and reserves will also now be funneled to border construction.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell funneled Russian money to Trump — a story that spread widely among the site's 2000,20 Facebook fans.
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The money, the government has said, was funneled to Mr. Percoco through a shell company set up by Mr. Howe.
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At least $2480,2322.55 was funneled to a nonprofit the Mortons set up, and authorities don't know where the rest is.
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It started at the professional level, he said, and has funneled down into the college ranks and, now, to high schools.
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HANNITY: -- that had the money that was funneled to Perkins Coie that hire the foreign national and that got Russian lie?
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Trump last year decided to halt a CIA program that had funneled weapons and cash to some Free Syrian Army rebels.
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Those payments were funneled through a nongovernmental foundation that raises funds for the NIH, with the companies making 10 annual installments.
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Before the presidential election last fall, tech companies and venture capitalists funneled money into voter registration apps and voter education initiatives.
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The bulk is funneled back into the community, covering infrastructure, health care for every tribal member, and the college education fund.
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The FBI has reportedly been investigating whether Torshin illegally funneled money to the NRA to help Donald Trump win the election.
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They want to have politics funneled through their platforms and benefit financially, but they don't want to deal with the safeguards.
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He announced that he would give $100,21 to a GoFundMe, which would then have the proceeds funneled to the Red Cross.
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The donors want to see their money funneled into efforts, such as ramping up the ground organization, advertising and campaign travel.
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The researchers believe that sewage from local hospitals was funneled into the bay and deposited the "super bacteria" in these areas.
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Notably, Zuberi funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars from Saudi tycoon Sheikh Mohammed Al Rahbani and his associates into Obama's inauguration.
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To cover upthe break-in, President Nixon funneled as much as half a million dollars incampaign funds to the Watergate burglars.
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Christopher Steele funneled money, Fusion GPS and they turned out to be false, even the interrogatory Steele said only 50/50.
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And we watched how the money was funneled through on the DNC side and Clinton side through Mark Elias, his attorney.
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Through that company, Dicko formed partnerships with consumer packaged goods companies, and has since funneled 25 of those into Jetpack's operations.
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These 15 million non-users are funneled to the site where they have the option of upgrading to a premium subscription.
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Both parties and outside groups have funneled millions into the race and high profile surrogates have worked to rally their supporters.
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That money was then funneled into the hands of Mentuhui leaders for personal use, said Xinhua, citing a deputy police chief.
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The administration said the dollar increase would generate an extra $28503 million, which would be funneled toward beefing up aviation security.
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Previously, North Korean internet traffic was funneled through one sole link, provided by Chinese telecommunications firm China Unicom, according to experts.
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He funneled money earmarked for the project into local transportation needs so he wouldn't have to raise the state's gas tax.
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The next year, a proposition to reduce petroleum consumption was defeated after energy producers funneled over $94 million into campaign efforts.
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In many cases, money was lodged in a Latvian bank and then funneled to accounts elsewhere, such as Switzerland, they said.
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The money she saved, she funneled back into her business, investing in a new desktop and laptop, courses, software, and conferences.
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Bond issuers appoint trustees to ensure that payments are funneled to investors, and handle back-office work after securities are sold.
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Outsize proclamations are made, lavish events are held and millions of dollars in venture money are funneled into young, unproven companies.
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Leaving the deal leaves millions of U.S. dollars on the table funneled to the global climate effort by the Obama administration.
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CNN reported last week that Mueller's investigators have looked into the possibility that wealthy Russians funneled money into the presidential election.
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Razak allegedly funneled public money from the country's future fund into his personal bank account to the tune of $638 million.
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U.S. citizens and permanent residents would still be able to return home, but would be funneled through specific airports, Pence said.
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Its report said that he had funneled tens of millions of dollars worth of Nigerian oil revenues into foreign shell accounts.
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Through a partnership with Save the Children, Barneys has funneled off a portion of its annual window budget for a donation.
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Buoyed by a sustained rise in oil prices, he nationalized companies and funneled oil revenues into welfare programs and food imports.
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Court observers said proceedings continued with vulnerable immigrants being called in for hearings and some being funneled into crowded holding rooms.
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Right away, the passengers are funneled into two groups, one that will have a good experience and one that will not.
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By contrast, Guryeva funneled names of potential Columbia recruits to Moscow Center via radiograms or electronic messages concealed by special software.
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Additionally, aspiring airline pilots are training with flight schools at unprecedented rates, and students may be funneled quickly to major airlines.
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He's routinely funneled family planning money into crisis pregnancy centers and nonprofits that hope to siphon patients away from Planned Parenthood.
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At trial, prosecutors showed how Manafort worked for pro-Russian Ukrainians and funneled millions of dollars in income through Cypriot accounts.
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Despite millions of dollars being funneled into the space, there are few e-sports teams that are especially lucrative right now.
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The documents included an invoice that appeared to show $750,000 funneled through an offshore account and disguised as payment for computers.
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A 401(k) — if offered by your employer — is funded by pre-tax dollars that are funneled straight from your paycheck.
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Growing up near the Canadian border, we'd listen to radio stations from Toronto that frequently funneled The Hip into our ears.
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We've all been funneled into social media, so there's less of a reason to invest time in maintaining a standalone site.
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However, Marker creates a complicated portrait of ancient Greece, full of differing viewpoints that are finally funneled through his own vision.
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Ten days later, after Our Principles had funneled $2.5 million into attack ads, Donald Trump finished an unexpected second in the caucuses.
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Prosecutors said he'd funneled over $60 million through a web of offshore companies, and failed to pay taxes on over $15 million.
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In the meantime, though, it seems like all of those research dollars being funneled into perfecting CRISPR may be money well spent.
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The attorney here from the law firm in question, Perkins Coie, through which the money was funneled before he got to Steele.
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Don't worry, we're still scoring based on an insanely long points guide, but the scores will just be funneled into those buckets.
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And in this film, the country's psyche is funneled not through many faces, but just one in particular: that of Elvis Presley.
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That's when a portion of Amazon's property taxes are funneled directly into projects that are located in the Long Island City community.
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These shirts are for a good cause, too: All funds are funneled directly to restoring the endangered mangrove forests throughout the Caribbean.
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They reported spending an additional $745,1.43, raising the total support for Ms. O'Connell funneled through the committees to more than $1.5 million.
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While Giuliani seems intent on quashing the campaign finance angle, the payment that was "funneled through" Cohen's law firm was also shady.
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Executives at the company "funneled" the cash for the trip through an American consulting firm called Seven Arrows Investment and Development Corporation.
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Because that green light is diffuse, it can then be funneled to a small receiver that converts the light back to data.
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This "finders keepers" approach has funneled more than $300 billion in public wealth into private hands, often foreign-owned companies, since 1872.
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Hosszu said she did not need the money and would rather see it funneled to her compatriots struggling to cover their costs.
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The research firm Rhodium Group found that China funneled $45.6 billion into completed acquisitions and greenfield investments in the US last year.
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It was right at that transition point to computing, and a lot of money was being funneled into developing it for Apollo.
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For more than a decade, Apple funneled its European operations through Ireland, capitalizing on massive tax breaks the small country offered it.
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It has moved to rein in the proliferation of investment products sold to many Chinese households that funneled money into questionable projects.
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Powerful outside groups that normally funneled millions of dollars to the Republicans, such as a charter school PAC, reined in their giving.
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Some are raised solely for skins, bones, teeth, claws and penises that can eventually be funneled into the wildlife trade, Banks says.
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But it is attracting huge amounts of money: upward of $43 million, mostly funneled to outside groups running advertisements in the race.
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Employees from Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Twitter funneled almost $270,2.53 into the Sanders campaign during the last three months of 2019.
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But it's not just lower-income people being funneled into vulnerable areas by a housing market seemingly in denial about climate change.
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Those who did make it then spent several days at sea aboard rescue vessels and were funneled through Italy's official immigration system.
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"Martin Denton, Martin Denton" recounts the life and times of its titular subject, a devoted theatergoer who funneled his passion into NYTheatre.com.
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He pleaded not guilty to those charges, which alleged that Nader and others funneled money from a Middle East donor to Clinton.
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Bloomberg has funneled more than $200 million into ads and climbed toward the top tier of other Democrats in presidential primary polls.
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Prosecutors said she funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars from a charity group — One Door for Education Foundation — into her own account.
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About $1.81 million was then funneled back to Shea, who used the money to buy a house and luxury vehicles, prosecutors said.
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U.S. readouts of principal-level calls stopped in early November, leaving interested parties to rely on information funneled to Chinese state media.
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Three percent of global venture dollar volume was funneled toward female teams, Crunchbase said, and 10% toward teams of women and men.
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If using a funneled top, you should definitely do the experiment outside, because the stream can reach several feet in the air.
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The facts and figures While $560 million may sound like a lot, it's far off the billions funneled into America's Silicon Valley.
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Money is funneled to smaller sites through a complex system of agencies and third-party networks, which can resemble a stock exchange.
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The familiar has been funneled into our eyes so constantly for the last few years that even it has been rendered alien.
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Exactly how much of that money was funneled to tech is difficult to ascertain, as some industry-specific data is not disclosed.
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Sanders then supported a separate package that would have funneled aid directly to Detroit's ailing auto companies, but was blocked by Senate Republicans.
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Prosecutors had said he'd funneled over $60 million through a web of offshore companies, and failed to pay taxes on over $15 million.
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Currently, Torshin is at the center of an FBI investigation into whether Russian money funneled into the NRA went onto the Trump campaign.
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Sales to the public are funneled back to the You Can Play Project, which aims to eliminate discrimination and gay slurs throughout sports.
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The Times reported last week that AET funneled money to a project that used a Facebook page where people pretended to be conservatives.
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As regulation eases, the capital that was once used as a large cushion against a future recession could be funneled into stock buybacks.
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According to the indictment, the defendants funneled donations from a Russian citizen to political candidates in Nevada and New York, among other states.
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But I believe that taxpayer dollars would be better spent to fortify public-school systems and should not be funneled to private schools.
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GM said the boost brings investments in Cruise over the past year to $7.25 billion, including money funneled in from the parent company.
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This week, the president's office denied any Odebrecht cash was funneled into the campaign, calling the accusations "absurd, irresponsible and in bad faith".
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The researchers studied six small objects in the Kuiper belt and noticed their orbits funneled toward the sun in a very specific formation.
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Rather than investing their money, he funneled it to previous clients, who believed the payments to be steady returns on prudent financial management.
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The government of Indonesia, a cluster of 7,000 islands, called for a state of emergency on Tuesday and funneled funding into its cleanup.
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Riddell was paid roughly $10,000 per test, money that was often funneled through a charity account set up by Singer, the indictment says.
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The program will set up a pot of money that will be funneled towards insurance companies to help pay for the sickest patients.
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He has funneled his riches into various bizarre experiments, including one in which young people were given thousands of dollars for their blood.
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Giuliani said the payment was "perfectly legal" and didn't break any campaign finance laws because the cash was "funneled " through a law firm.
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Fisaha and the others had been funneled into the world of human trafficking—first to Uganda, then to South Sudan, Sudan, and Libya.
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In San Diego, for example, $6900 million is funneled to the city's general fund every year thanks to hidden electric and gas taxes.
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Those without the ability or resources to obtain treatment instead find themselves funneled into jails and prisons, perhaps the least therapeutic environments imaginable.
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Though this was outwardly encouraged, Gropius internally asked that all women be funneled into the weaving workshop, with pottery and bookbinding as alternatives.
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Giuliani said the payment was "funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it" in an interview on Fox News Wednesday evening.
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The rebels fighting in southern Syria have received military aid funneled via Jordan in a program overseen by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency.
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The flooding was particularly harsh because much of the rain fell over a mountainous region and then funneled down, causing heavy flash flooding.
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Manafort is currently awaiting trial on charges that he illegally funneled millions of dollars he made in Ukraine back to the United States.
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Strange has the support of President Trump and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, whose allies have funneled millions of ad dollars into his campaign.
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Shih reportedly paid for the MMICs using funds that came from China and were funneled through a Los Angeles-based company Shih operated.
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Putin alleged without evidence that Browder illegally transferred $1.5 billion out of Russia and had funneled $85033 million toward Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Executives at the company reportedly "funneled" the cash for the trip through a U.S. consulting firm called Seven Arrows Investment and Development Corp.
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The executives told prosecutors they funneled millions of dollars into the 2014 Rousseff-Temer campaign in return for government contracts and other kickbacks.
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So why do you think more women, more black women, are funneled into social work or nursing rather than encouraged to become doctors?
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Watching over it all is Martin Freeman, playing an FBI agent determined to stop all the dirty money being funneled into the business.
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In the first eight months of 2019, $10.5 billion was funneled into the sector, following a record high of $11.6 billion in 2018.
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In January, McClatchy reported that the F.B.I. was investigating whether Russia funneled money through the National Rifle Association to aid the Trump campaign.
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U.S. citizens and legal residents will still be able to return home and will be funneled through certain airports, the vice president said.
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Twitter and Facebook in particular have funneled significant resources into preventing copycat episodes during elections around the world over the past several years.
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If Clinton wins the election, Hezbollah will get billions more money funneled from a Clinton Administration that can further endanger my son's life.
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But all this money is dwarfed by the more than $12.5 million funneled into the district from sources not connected to either candidate.
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It's a convoluted system: Hosts get rebates, or money funneled back to the tournament, by the hotel whose rooms they have helped fill.
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In all, more than one-quarter of BUILD funding -- a total of more than $239 million -- was funneled to these six states alone.
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The allegations revealed last October reiterated a year of news reports that Manafort had secretly funneled income from Ukrainian lobbying contacts for years.
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After some vigorous spinning, amber honey streamed down the sides of the centrifuge to a spout where it could be funneled into containers.
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The indictment against Manafort and Gates alleges that they funneled more than $75 million through foreign bank accounts in Cyprus and other countries.
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Energy that could've gone toward advocating for CPCs to be defunded instead had to be funneled into fighting the abortion ban this year.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars were funneled to law firms, advertising agencies, patient groups, political campaigns, think tanks, astroturf organizations and executive pay.
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It's a fitting punishment: forcing a fake foundation that funneled money to bogus causes to actually use its money to benefit real charities.
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Russia is a major stakeholder in Venezuela's energy sector and has funneled more than $10 billion to Mr. Maduro's government (and its military).
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Prosecutors have claimed that Mr. Pitts funneled about $287,000 to Ms. Toscano-Percoco over several years for her work as an educational consultant.
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In many cases, money was lodged in a Latvian bank and then funneled to accounts elsewhere, such as Switzerland, bankers and officials said.
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Tourism is booming in Thailand, which received nearly 35 million visitors last year, most funneled through the airports where King Power is ubiquitous.
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The contributions immigrant doctors make to medical care start early on when they become residents, before being funneled through training and into jobs.
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This revenue could be funneled toward operations or maybe even a dividend increase at the end of the 2017 fiscal year, D.A. Davidson said.
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A "very, very modest" tax with revenue funneled back into oil and gas is perfectly consonant with anti-government, pro–fossil fuel Republican orthodoxy.
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Braun, a business executive and former state lawmaker who was largely self-funded, funneled about $4.5 million into the race, more than his opponents.
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For instance, Mitt Romney's joint fundraising agreement in 2012 funneled money to Utah and Massachusetts -- states where Romney owned homes and had existing relationships.
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But more spending won't get us very far if the money is funneled through outdated and highly politicized mechanisms like the federal highway program.
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CMC and NMG both previously funneled millions of dollars to Olivet as part of what the university has described as research and development agreements.
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Qatar has in recent years stepped funneled more than one billion dollars into relief projects in Gaza, where poverty and unemployment rates are high.
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Igor Fruman, Parnas and their two co-defendants have all pleaded not guilty in the case alleging they funneled foreign donations into US elections.
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Prosecutors have said that Silver, 74, funneled state money to a prominent cancer researcher, who in turn referred asbestos patients to Silver's law firm.
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What was their role and the uranium deal there are so many questions, money funneled through Canada, the speech in Moscow by President Clinton.
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And some of the money that was promised, the last I checked, only around 25 percent had been actually funneled down to local communities.
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Prosecutors in New York's Southern District are reportedly interested in whether foreign nationals funneled donations into the committee, which would be illegal under law.
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According to Adhoob, Jummaily was "a well-known Al Qaeda supporter" who funneled some of the cash into Al Qaeda bank accounts in Amman.
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But to get around the spending caps, those increases will be funneled through the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) fund, more traditionally used for emergencies.
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The billionaire businessman spent years close to Clinton and has funneled money to numerous Democratic candidates, including Hillary Clinton during her 2700 presidential run.
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As the mania over cryptocurrencies died down in the past year amid a bear market, attention and dollars have funneled into blockchain start-ups.
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Some of that money is said to have been funneled into Brazil's two major political parties—including the party of Brazilian President Michel Temer.
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Difficult to cover with only personnel, and with satellite coverage being funneled for national use, border patrol units have faced difficulties in border monitoring.
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But there's also a possibility that Kilimnik, with his active ties to Russian intelligence, funneled the information to Russian agents to influence the election.
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Runners were funneled into a blocked-off starting area, where their bibs were checked and confirmed both upon entry and at the starting line.
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Only between 4 and 14 percent of corporations used their tax savings to increase workers' base salaries; the majority funneled the windfall to shareholders.
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Her "Birdie" brims with energy, funneled by the choreographer, Patricia Wilcox, into dazzling dance numbers that spill off the stage and into the aisles.
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Gates would rotate open and closed to control the water and sediment, which would be funneled through a channel and into the Barataria Basin.
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Their cash was more likely to be funneled into investments with greater return potential, such as stocks, mutual funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs).
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Executives at the company "funneled" cash for the trip through an American consulting firm called Seven Arrows Investment and Development Corporation, the report said.
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A group aligned with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has funneled nearly $3 million into ads in the race backing a liberal candidate. Why?
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I also funneled all cash from tax returns and bonuses toward my debt—tackling the highest-interest balances first and using balance transfer cards.
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They have proposed holding L.L.C.s to the same limit as corporations, and to count any donations funneled through them toward each stakeholder's individual limits.
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There was the bail bondsman describing how, over the course of many months, he sold $2309 million in drugs funneled to him by Sgt.
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More specifically, the agents said 80 percent of that share would be funneled toward writers who did not participate in profits on the series.
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They scooped some sand from the ground, funneled it into the bottom of a used glass vinegar bottle and packed the bottle with explosives.
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Instead, travelers are funneled to specific airports and put through an inspection known as enhanced screening, which cannot prove whether someone has the virus.
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That means escalating the ongoing "train and equip" program run by the CIA, which has already funneled US support to thousands of rebel fighters.
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In the 1970s, most of their financial flows, which of course come directly from our savings, would have been funneled into new business investment.
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" Cruz said Obama has "funneled billions of dollars to Raul Castro" but that he hopes to one day visit and see a "free Cuba.
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Even the dollars that are funneled toward research and development do not go toward the cutting-edge foundational research that others can build upon.
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Travelers are being funneled to airports in Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, where they are being screened for the virus.
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Deep-pocketed families like the Kochs have long funneled "dark money" into climate-change denial, powering climate deniers&apos rise to new political heights.
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Prosecutors also described how Stone tried to create a back channel with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and funneled helpful tidbits back to Trump's orbit.
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These visitors funneled more than $28500 billion to the nation's GDP and generated more than $6900 billion in federal, state and local tax revenue.
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When the sole dynamic is a fight between resisting tears and letting them flow, dancing becomes incidental, its emotion funneled into wallowing and whimpers.
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With Rubio in the race, scarce party resources can now be funneled into races where vulnerable candidates can't command a similar national donor network.
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The Trump company did not spend the money directly, but funneled the cash for the Cuba trip through an American consulting firm, Newsweek said.
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"The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has raised concerns over laundered money being funneled into vote buying," Buhari said in a post on Facebook.
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In total, Manafort and Gates funneled $4 million to facilitate the rollout of the Ukrainian report in the US and Europe, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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MbZ helped Clarke obtain permission from the Emirati government for bombing runs in UAE airspace, and he funneled billions toward the American war effort.
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Instead, their claims are funneled into private, often confidential arbitration proceedings, where the corporation who wronged them may have a thumb on the scales.
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The dividends will benefit everyone, with safer streets, fewer taxpayer dollars funneled into the corrections system, and more people leading productive and fulfilling lives.
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Finally, it remains to be seen whether settlement money will be effectively funneled into channels that can actually help those in need right now.
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Too often, "infrastructure plans" are a pile of federal dollars funneled into projects erroneously deemed "shovel ready" with the average taxpayer rarely seeing benefits.
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It may look to the outside eye that Silicon Valley just prints money, funneled through startups to give you things like cheap Uber rides.
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Solar particles are funneled into Earth's magnetic field lines, which run from pole to pole, until they run out of energy in the atmosphere.
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Like the audio, the hot system hair is funneled up through the center of the PC, past the parabolic reflectors and out of the system.
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Recently, Chinese investors have funneled $3.5 billion into a deal for Legendary Entertainment, and a $1 billion film-financing infusion for Paramount Pictures last month.
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You couldn't make a phone call, couldn't send an email — everything was funneled through one or two interlocutors who were willing to take a chance.
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When that money is being funneled into the coffers of a country with a total lack of respect for basic human rights, that's a problem.
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Soon-Shiong gave $12 million to the University of Utah, but a contract required $10 million to be funneled back to NantHealth for genetic testing.
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Capital invested looks to be leveling out, with $5 billion funneled into global real estate tech startups in 2017 and $4.65 billion invested last year.
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The waterway that was damaged by protesters, the Munak canal in Haryana State, provides 55 percent of Delhi's water, funneled from rivers in northern India.
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With all the resources being funneled toward Disney+, the streaming service, should Marvel be concerned about a bit of a dip theatrically after this high?
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Capital is being funneled to a number of new investment vehicles that have a high level of thirst for advanced, and often exotic, investment products.
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It consisted of an executive with the sorry task of following Alicia Keys reading the items off drily as droves of people funneled out early.
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Although it raised $150 million as of late May last year, an anonymous hacker later funneled $60 million of the tokens into a separate account.
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And why would it present a flimsy evidence paid for by a Clinton sponsored group and funneled through the law firm if it was necessary?
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It's a part of our constitution that allows Black people to be disproportionately funneled into the prison pipeline, where they are exploited for cheap labor.
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It was also discovered that North Korea was using Malaysia as a base for its arms export and other businesses, that funneled money to Pyongyang.
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Perhaps the oddest part of the lengthy, detailed indictment of Paul Manafort is the nearly $25 million he evidently funneled through various antique rug shops.
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Over the course of the election cycle, Trump's campaign funneled $90 million to Parscale's San Antonio-based firm, most of which went toward digital advertising.
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In the wake of the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision, the billionaire Koch brothers funneled vast amounts of money into the "Tea Party" movement.
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Trump's plan would guarantee new mothers six weeks of paid maternity leave, funneled through the existing unemployment insurance system, supposedly paid for by eliminating fraud.
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There, he funneled his penchant for sustainability into making food and drink products that he sells at markets and through WeChat, China's ubiquitous messaging app.
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Trump called the reports "a disgrace" and implied that the intelligence community might have funneled the information to the media in order to discredit him.
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This has all funneled into an ongoing debate across Africa's tech ecosystem on Jumia's legitimacy as an African startup, given its (primarily) European senior management.
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Proceeds from the I.P.O. will be funneled into a sovereign wealth fund that will help the kingdom wean its economy off its reliance on oil.
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It was a new era of machine curation, where you could skip the dusty record stores and have new media funneled straight into your brain.
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Lawmakers opposed to the deal have argued that the billions of dollars Iran gets after sanctions are lifted will be funneled into supporting terrorist organizations.
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Reports that over 500 workers have died already on the World Cup projects funneled global outrage towards Hadid for continuing to collaborate with Qatar's government.
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More recently, he funneled money into European banks and other financial companies when the region was boiling over in a debt crisis back in 2011.
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In fact, he funneled investors' life savings to Mr. Madoff, the onetime Nasdaq chairman whose $20 billion financial pyramid collapsed in 9.53, the lawsuit said.
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Glasgow described what happened next as a moment of desperation and compassion: Liltz funneled a concoction of crushed medications in water through Courtney's feeding tube.
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In previous documents, prosecutors argued that GE was part of a group of companies that funneled bribes through a politically connected local medical supply firm.
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In 2006, Kohl's sold off its credit card business to J.P. Morgan Chase for $1.5 billion and funneled the money back into opening more stores.
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Chao suggested on Wednesday that any money that is cut from TIGER grants could be funneled back into Trump's infrastructure package in some new form.
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Some highlighted technical areas where funds may be funneled include: A number of non-technical areas are also flagged, including education, training and skills development.
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The legislation specified that $1.2 million would go toward creating 10 new positions within Maine's Drug Enforcement Agency, and funneled $2.5 million to addiction treatment.
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You betcha—as pretty as those alien landscapes are, you're only ever funneled in one direction, towards and through hordes of cannon-fodder foes. Shiny?
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Finally, a shipping container-sized blue box with electrical wiring and "high voltage" signs suggested that some serious power was being funneled into the building.
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"Funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," said Giuliani, the former New York mayor, during a Fox News interview on May 73.
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Instead, they will be funneled to specific airports and put through an inspection known as "enhanced screening," which cannot prove whether someone has the virus.
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Instead of working on an album-length concept, Kasher wrote from his gut, allowing all his anger and fear to get funneled into the songs.
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The alleged scam involved payments funneled from parents to college coaches, who in return would falsely identify applicants as athletic recruits to the admissions office.
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Corporate giving is typically handled by government affairs specialists in Washington and funneled through a company's political action committee to help smooth relationships with lawmakers.
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They found that the organizations had funneled more money and masks to government offices than to hospitals, and they publicized the details on social media.
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He funneled $214,21949 to pay off the seven defendants who had bungled the break-in of the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex.
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Among those who funneled money to the president's brother, according to one witness, was Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo.
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In California, a ballot measure also funneled savings from reduced prison populations into prevention programs; it included $6.8 million for replicating the San Francisco model.
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This process can lead to delays as well, particularly when so many midnight regulations are being funneled through toward the end of the Obama administration.
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Earlier this year, the House approved legislation to add $600 million in new grant money, which would be funneled through the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
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He supervises paddlefish caviar programs in Montana, North Dakota and Oklahoma, the proceeds of which are funneled into research and monitoring of these freshwater leviathans.
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Separately, in an interview with The Observer, Sanni claims a donation of £625,000 by Vote Leave to another Brexit group, "BeLeave," was funneled to AIQ.
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But for nearly 25 years, it has regularly funneled business to a small group of relatives and associates of its senior executives, The Times found.
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Speaking to reporters last week, the country's attorney general said a former lawmaker, Otto Bula, had funneled Odebrecht money through an intermediary to the campaign.
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In recent plea-bargain testimony, Odebrecht executives told prosecutors they funneled millions of dollars under the table to the 2014 campaign of Rousseff and Temer.
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The money was funneled from wealthy parents to a charity run by Rick Singer, who then directed the payments to Vandemoer, according to the complaint.
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For example, the Fed funneled money through conventional banks into the hands of nonbanks, in effect lending to institutions they weren't really supposed to support.
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But the bigger part was structural: The groups founded after Sandy Hook funneled what might otherwise have been raw grief and rage into organized advocacy.
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Institutional change moves more slowly than the news cycle, and it remains to be seen what efforts the post-Weinstein moment will be funneled into.
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The Koch brothers, who have funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican campaigns since 2000, have refused to give money to the Republican nominee.
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Of course, this case is complicated by the fact that Uber funneled the cash through a bug bounty program, which in some ways legitimized the payoff.
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But yet another new study shows a dark side of the trend: Millions of dollars funneled to ludicrous, unscientific treatments for life-threatening diseases like cancer.
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The payment was funneled to the hacker through Uber's bug bounty program, which invites hackers to find vulnerabilities in pre-determined systems in exchange for cash.
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From inanimate objects to hot button political issues, HBO's Veep has funneled virtually every subject imaginable into razor-sharp jokes spouted by star Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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The Zelda series originated with a large, open map that funneled into standalone dungeons that had to be completed in a specific order with predetermined solutions.
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That followed a record 2017, which was the first time VCs funneled more than $1 billion into the continent's tech ecosystem during a 12-month period.
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And he was right: For most of the 90s little bits of money were being funneled from my paycheck, and over time it grew for me.
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Andrade, Berkowitz and nine others were charged in Brazil in December with allegations they funneled business to Vitol and other trading firms between 2011 and 2014.
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Participants in a nationwide movement to deploy African-American spending power in a more targeted fashion have funneled deposits into black-owned banks across the country.
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So, that all came out, and then all the questions about -- was this a violation of federal election law, the money being funneled through an LLC.
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Wagering on predictions market site PredictIt points to a 76 percent chance of her winning, while the finance industry has funneled $41.4 million to her campaign.
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Its great collaborative potential, however, had been funneled into the leviathans of Amazon, Facebook, and Google—a new and massively powerful set of trusted third parties.
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Investigators in several countries are trying to determine whether related transactions between 1MDB, banks and clients were funneled into the accounts of influential powerbrokers and politicians.
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Series at DC Comics aimed at mature readers are funneled through its Vertigo and Young Animal lines, while Marvel's Icon presents projects from top-tier creators.
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The Texas-based Bushes spearheaded Harvey efforts, and donations to the appeal will be funneled through a special account created by George H.W. Bush's library foundation.
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We now know the Clinton campaign funneled a huge amount of money through its campaign counsel to fund the report by former British spy Christopher Steele.
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Canada has suffered a string of excessive costs on public projects funneled through the private sector, like a landmark bridge in Vancouver and hospitals in Ontario.
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Last June, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's (D) office opened an investigation into whether Trump's foundation improperly funneled money to the Donald J. Trump Foundation.
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A large portion of the tax on oil and gas production is funneled into Oklahoma's General Revenue Fund, which provides schools with around half their funding.
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A strong union might once have funneled new leaders in behind the first generation, but the organizing against state-sponsored violence has happened on its own.
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" In a series of jaw-dropping interviews Wednesday, Giuliani said that the payment to Daniels was "funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it.
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The website set up to collect donations already claims to have raised more than $570,000, funds which are being funneled through the Donald J. Trump Foundation.
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Put another way, 20 percent of their capital could be used to experiment, but the rest had to be funneled into typical venture capital-type deals.
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Nearly all of the separated children, who are now housed in 106 locations nationwide, will be funneled into eight "staging locations," the government said in court.
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That money that was funneled to Petrobras employees, who in turn gave Vitol sweetheart deals on massive trades involving petroleum derivatives and fuel storage, they said.
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He funneled his energy into numbers: By the time he was 6, one of his sisters wrote, he calculated square roots and knew the periodic table.
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The air from below is sculpted along the sides of the car and slips between the wheels and the body before being funneled out the back.
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And Mueller's investigators are looking into how he may have funneled Emirati money to a top Trump fundraiser to influence the White House's Middle East policy.
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One of three complaints centered on a Louisville recruit whose family, prosecutors said, was to have been funneled $100,000 from Adidas, which is Louisville's apparel sponsor.
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Still others have sought to hold opaque state-backed charities to account by exposing how public donations were funneled first to government offices instead of hospitals.
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Even if Trump campaign aides knew that the Russian government had funneled the stolen documents to WikiLeaks, the campaign would not be criminally culpable, they said.
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Russian agents hacked Democratic computers and funneled tens of thousands of emails and other documents to WikiLeaks to distribute in order to undermine Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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After a sip or two by tailgates, some headed out in search of a meal, their tourist dollars funneled into a downtown betting on a rebound.
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But immediately following that decision Google switched the legal location of its international business to Ireland, meaning any GDPR complaints are now funneled through the DPC.
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A probe known as "Operation Car Wash" found that contractors overcharged Petrobras for work, using the excess as bribes that were funneled to ruling coalition politicians.
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Mr. Tanner received about $9.7 million of Valeant's payments to Mr. Davenport, money funneled through corporate bank accounts to a shell company controlled by Mr. Tanner.
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But operatives admit it could take years or even cycles before it can match ActBlue, which funneled $297 million to Democratic candidates in the third quarter.
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Many groups doing ICOs funneled their funds into foundations in places like Switzerland, governed by bylaws that required the money be used to build relevant technology.
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Canada has suffered a string of excessive costs on public projects funneled through the private sector, like a landmark bridge in Vancouver and hospitals in Ontario.
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However, Parnas and Fruman's indictment does not relate to their work involving Ukraine, and instead involved money allegedly funneled illegally to a pro-Trump super PAC.
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The NRA has faced a swirl of questions about whether foreign money could have been funneled through the group and used to boost the Trump campaign.
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These conspiracies were then funneled — or, more accurately, laundered — through Russian and Ukrainian intermediaries, such as oligarchs and businessmen, and fed to American politicians and journalists.
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They said the scheme resulted in millions of dollars of corrupt payments being funneled to third parties, and caused Analogic's books and records to be falsified.
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The two projects each received $100,000, funneled in both cases through the same organization: Investing in Us, which finances political operations in support of progressive causes.
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Portilla made a name for himself as the DJ for reggaeton mega-artist Baby Lores and has funneled that success into his passion for electronic music.
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But Yoon's analysis also shows North Korea funneled more than $4 billion into luxury shopping in China since Kim took power at the end of 2011.
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Mr. Manafort arranged for the firm to receive $4 million funneled from an oligarch through a Cypriot account controlled by Mr. Manafort, according to government filings.
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Law enforcement had set up an extensive maze of metal barriers that funneled protesters and the hundreds of counterprotesters onto separate sides of a wide boulevard.
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And he was right: For most of the '90s little bits of money were being funneled from my paycheck, and over time it grew for me.
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The process began in June 2018 with an open nominations call, which later funneled through an advisory committee that delivered a list of recommendations to municipal officials.
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But if the vast majority of that money is essentially funneled to the national campaign anyway, the original restriction on giving to national committees appears pretty meaningless.
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Ahead of Italy's 1948 election, the CIA funneled millions of dollars – this when a million dollars was a lot of money – into anti-communist parties in Italy.
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Democrats raised historic sums of money, much of it from small donors — the left-leaning group ActBlue funneled more than $1 billion to Democratic candidates this year.
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The big picture: The 2009 stimulus law funneled some $90 billion into low-carbon energy initiatives, including grants for renewable electricity development in lieu of tax credits.
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The money, funneled into infrastructure, high-speed rail lines and intercity highways, helped protect China against the problems plaguing the United States and much of the world.
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The banker and his two brothers also cut similar plea deals, helping shed light on how their father funneled payments to ruling coalition parties and senior politicians.
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But, in newly released figures, Lilly says most of that increase in list prices has been funneled into pharmacy benefit managers' rebates, not its own bottom line.
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In the coming weeks and months, Haiti—ravaged by Hurricane Matthew—will see millions worth of international assistance and disaster relief organizations funneled into the impoverished country.
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Clarke funneled his interests in physics and mathematics into his fiction, creating characters who embarked on missions that readers could easily imagine taking place just years away.
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Some activists have suggested corporate and/or tax revenue from this growing $6.7 billion industry should be funneled back into communities directly impacted by the drug war.
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"They control the department stores and all the best hotels and service industry in Pyongyang," he said, adding that tourist dollars get funneled straight to Office 39.
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In a second covert offensive in Britain, called "Operation Bowler," money was funneled through a Conservative MP for the purpose of bringing British MPs to South Africa.
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But he reserved special ire for the $182 billion in "stabilization funding" that would be funneled to insurance companies to help cover people with high medical costs.
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Russian intelligence officers had funneled tens of thousands of emails they stole from Democratic computers to WikiLeaks, which released them at critical points during the presidential race.
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Putin claimed without evidence on Monday that Browder had illegally taken $85033 billion out of Russia, including $400 million that was funneled into Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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To reassure jittery parents, the league has also funneled tens of millions of dollars into U.S.A. Football to teach safe tackling techniques to coaches and young players.
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That man, Mukhtar Ablyazov, allegedly took the money garnered by BTA Bank and funneled it into luxury properties around the world, including the Trump SoHo in Manhattan.
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This is the arm of SoftBank overseeing its mammoth $100 billion Vision Fund, which has funneled billions of dollars into Uber, DoorDash, Slack, and, of course, WeWork.
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DeJoria's donation will specifically be funneled into the construction of a new building that will serve as the Entrepreneurial Hub of the village's existing Community Works program.
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The authorities said they would stop funds being illegally funneled into property and that capital flow would be more forcibly balanced between real estate and other industries.
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In addition, police resources have been funneled to the Games, which has inevitably led to an uptick in crime in areas that are not near the events.
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Through its investment arm centered on the Vision Fund, the world's largest private equity fund, SoftBank has already funneled $27.5 billion into tech firms around the world.
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According to the charging papers, executives William Sears and Scott Dittman, Sears's brother-in-law, manufactured fake shares by forging documents funneled through dummy corporations they controlled.
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The New York State Board of Elections found evidence that he funneled money for Democratic candidates in 2014 State Senate races through county and statewide campaign committees.
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Singer funneled the money through a charity to disguise its origin and allow parents to claim the contributions were for "underserved children" if pressed by tax auditors.
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Across the country, school funding cases have often resulted in more money being funneled into poorer districts to help offset the effects of poverty on their students.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — Most people think of the term "bailout," as a political pejorative, often involving hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars being funneled to failing companies.
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The FEC alleges that two Chinese citizens, Gordon Tang and Huaidan Chen, who are prohibited from making campaign donations, funneled their contributions through APIC to avoid detection.
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A channel of water-systems had been built between each tipi, which funneled dirty rainwater away from the temporary homes and into tiny pools of aquatic joy.
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Center was accused of accepting $100,000, funneled to him by Rick Singer, a leader of the scheme, from the son of a California venture capitalist in 2015.
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In 2017, the Islamic State's leadership in the Middle East funneled tens of thousands of dollars to its Philippine counterparts to recruit fighters and help seize territory.
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The National Crime Agency estimated that £100 billion in "dirty money" was being funneled into Britain each year, mainly from Russian, Nigeria, Pakistan and the Far East.
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It said funds were then funneled through RCBC accounts in New York City and to the Philippines, where much of it disappeared in that country's casino industry.
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U.S. citizens who have been to China and Iran in the past two weeks will be funneled to one of 11 airports for medical screening. Non-U.
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There were sufficient dollar funds being funneled to global markets, thanks in part to an enhanced swap arrangement put in place by major central banks, he added.
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There were sufficient dollar funds being funneled to global markets, thanks in part to an enhanced swap arrangement put in place by major central banks, he added.
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Through it, all that data could be continually funneled, sifted, integrated and passed to the captain and others on the vessel who might need it, like gunners.
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The situations have one thing in common: Investigators are asking whether wealthy Russians illegally funneled cash donations directly or indirectly into Donald Trump's presidential campaign and inauguration.
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For decades, the Police Department's "broken windows" policing tactics have funneled hundreds of thousands of innocent people, particularly young men of color, into the criminal legal system.
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Jamie Raskin, both Democrats, sent a letter to the NRA asking for information about donations the group funneled toward the Trump presidential campaign and GOP congressional candidates.
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But if the money is mostly funneled back to investors – perhaps because criteria aren't met or lawyers challenge the complex terms – this isn't much of a bargain.
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However, teachers' unions were not happy and the state's Department of Revenue refused to implement the program, claiming it allowed money to be funneled to religious schools.
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The Republican Governors Association in recent days has quietly funneled $1.5 million to Indiana and $3.5 million to Missouri, where Republican gubernatorial candidates are confronting tough races.
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Mr. Clinton came under fire after Chinese interests tied to the Beijing government funneled large sums of money into Democratic coffers during his 1996 re-election campaign.
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It's worth noting, too, that last year's NFL playoff game preceding the Globes concluded just minutes before the ceremony, which likely funneled more viewers directly into it.
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Back then, Babbo funneled you toward giving up all restraint, right down to the wine pours, which were sold by thirds of a bottle instead of fifths.
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This response was funneled into mainstream conservative culture by way of the Tea Party and the various reactionary movements and splinter factions it ushered into the limelight.
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They received the funds — but instead of using the money to buy computer servers, the indictment says the companies funneled it into other parts of their business.
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In that controversy, the administration of President Ronald Reagan secretly sold weapons to Iran, then funneled the money to rebels battling a communist-influenced regime in Nicaragua.
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The FBI is reportedly investigating whether a Russian, with ties to the Kremlin, funneled money illegally to the National Rifle Association to give to the Trump campaign.
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In the past, the PCPC has funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars into lobbying against legislation that required cosmetics companies to list harmful chemicals on their products.
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Limited opportunities funneled us into things that we mastered simply because other windows were closed, and the same can be said for African Americans in the kitchen.
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She understood from a young age that the male gaze was being funneled into her, though she didn't quite have the words for it at the time.
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Since the start of his campaign, Trump has funneled nearly one-fifth of his campaign money to his own business ventures -- nearly $11 million, according to federal records.
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Sega designed them around original set pieces—being zapped with electricity, for example, or funneled through a giant lottery machine—that feel like rewards for conquering each level.
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The government money being funneled into the private companies under contract with NASA allows them to push the boundaries with building and testing new launchers and space vehicles.
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Those organizations, as well as Trump's GOP rivals, had funneled resources into knocking down the bombastic businessman as he pulled in more pledged delegates toward the party's nomination.
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In just under six years, the once-rising star in Mexican politics bankrupted the eastern state of Veracruz, having allegedly funneled public contracts through dozens of shell companies.
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Yet more than $300,000 of that will be funneled into party funds that cannot directly be spent on general election campaigns -- the building, convention and recount/legal funds.
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As he attracted followers, he funneled them to his website to earn ad revenue, and to an online store where they could buy products with Yellow Vest slogans.
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To date, Cadre has funneled more than $1 billion in investors' money into just under 20 commercial buildings, most of them in New York and four in California.
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Narativ posits the funds from the sale were then funneled to Psy-Group, which, according to a report by the Daily Beast, had ties to the Trump campaign.
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That represented a major expansion of powers for Najib, who has been embroiled in a scandal over funds allegedly funneled away from Malaysian state wealth investment fund 1MDB.
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The prosecutors they suspected Duran of laundering "tens of millions" of reais for the firms UTC Engenharia and Mendes Júnior Trading Engenharia, which were then funneled into bribes.
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Dark Money is more thriller than straight-ahead documentary, positing that what most keenly threatens our democracy is all the untraceable money funneled into the American political system.
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So when people get priced out of San Francisco or Silicon Valley, let's say, they move to the East Bay and get funneled into once less-affluent neighborhoods.
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Billions of dollars are being funneled into large-scale solutions, trialled in cities and rivers countrywide, while government officials try to rein in polluters with strict new laws.
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Sea, the Nasdaq-listed business, is raising as much as $22018 billion from a new share offering that's sure to be funneled into its Shopee e-commerce business.
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In states where marijuana has been legalized, weed-related businesses can hike up property values, and the taxes reaped from the revenue can be funneled into public programs.
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The key word here is "preventable," and it's a prime example of where tech know-how and resources should be harnessed and funneled to save thousands of lives.
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"To my horror, Netflix has been encouraged by this, and funneled their ill-gotten gains toward a second season of this unhappy and unnerving series," the statement reads.
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New York's Democratic attorney general is looking into the Eric Trump Foundation after reports emerged that the foundation may have funneled money to the Donald J. Trump Foundation.
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It also effectively funneled every college and media outlet to Dorsey in pursuit of Kayvon, whereupon he used his clout to broker introductions for many of his teammates.
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And those questions become even more problematic when they are funneled through the mouth of Vladimir Putin, who has an axe to grind and Western democracy to undermine.
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Some of the profits were then funneled to the Contras, several Nicaraguan opposition groups tied to the former regime, who were fighting to overthrow the country's leftist government.
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Benchmark, Goldman Sachs, Fidelity and T. Rowe Price are among the investors that have funneled $1.4 billion into the company, giving WeWork a valuation of around $10 billion.
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About $4.5 billion of the planned investment in the corridor will go toward road infrastructure, with two-thirds of the total $46 billion investment funneled toward energy projects.
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Last week Mr. Thiel revealed that he had funneled "in the ballpark" of $10 million to legal support for plaintiffs suing Gawker Media, most notably Terry Bollea, a.k.a.
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The NRA recently found itself facing allegations that the FBI was investigating whether Torshin illegally funneled money through the group to bolster Trump, according to a McClatchy report.
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This funky goop, called gloios and thought to contain the essence of arete — valor, excellence — was often funneled into small vials and sold at gyms for medicinal purposes.
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Many Uighurs have already been funneled into the country's westernmost region of Xinjiang, with as many as 6900 million being held in re-education camps, the newspaper noted.
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Unidentified hackers stole $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's New York Federal Reserve account in February and funneled the money through a Manila bank to Philippines casinos.
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The suit alleges Alden funneled profits from its newspapers into failed investments, and compelled Digital First Media to hold back its financial records from shareholders to hide it.
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The nonpartisan Joint Tax Committee estimated that the rule change would cost the Treasury $2.1 billion in lost revenue, assuming billions of dollars would be funneled through nonprofits.
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When residents of Puerto Rico funneled their life savings into funds that were largely made up of the island's bonds, they were told their money would be safe.
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Plastic on the water's surface gets pushed by the current toward a conveyor belt, then funneled into six dumpsters on a separate barge that floats underneath the vessel.
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From there, people were funneled into different parts of the system, from house arrest to detention centers with three levels of monitoring to, at its most extreme, prison.
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Moskovitz and his wife, Cari Tuna, have together funneled almost $5 million to Democratic groups this cycle, according to campaign finance records, half of which went to MoveOn.org.
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But federal prosecutors are investigating whether foreigners illegally funneled money to Mr. Trump's inaugural committee and a pro-Trump super PAC to try to influence Mr. Trump's team.
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Its U-shaped route funneled the marchers into the narrow streets of Greenwich Village for a few blocks, sending them along Christopher Street and past the Stonewall Inn.
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A disaster declaration issued by President Trump — who toured the devastated area on Friday — will open the door for federal relief funding to be funneled into the state.
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Meanwhile, more movies are being funneled toward streaming, even if some (see Netflix's "The Irishman" as an example) get an obligatory theatrical run before landing on TV screens.
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Michael White and Mr. Horton received valuable goods and services, including repairs to their own homes, from the two companies they funneled money to, according to the indictment.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder has no descendants, but her "Little House" books became a $100 million media empire that, it seems, funneled large amounts of money into conservative politics.
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Having for years funneled capital to the central bank via investments from the diaspora, the banking sector's exposure to government debt stands at almost twice its capital base.
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"Since President Trump took office, the American people have witnessed an unprecedented arrangement that has funneled taxpayer dollars into the president's pockets," Mr. Peters said in a statement.
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Hillary Clinton's State Department approved the transfer of 20% of America's uranium holdings to Russia, while 9 investors in the deal funneled $145 million to the Clinton Foundation.
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In 212019, as President George W. Bush's administration funneled $211 million in grants to anti-choice "crisis pregnancy centers," The L Word's Kit was tricked into visiting one.
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Yet that appears not to be the case as the AP suggests that money is being funneled to Iran's ballistic missile and terrorist activities, opposite U.S. national interests.
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A container with a funneled top makes the foam shoot out in a steady stream, whereas a container like a bucket causes it to spill over the sides.
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Like most of the funds involved in the scheme, the money prosecutors say Loughlin and Giannulli paid was funneled through Singer&aposs sham charity, Key Worldwide Foundation (KWF).
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For its part, the Senate Judiciary Committee can ask for additional information to be reviewed by the FBI, but that must all be funneled through the White House.
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Sensing the potential effects of a loss on party morale or recruiting talented candidates, national Republican groups have funneled millions of dollars into the race to boost Saccone.
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Parnas and Fruman, born outside the U.S., are alleged to have funneled up to a million dollars in foreign cash into political action committees and campaigns, including Trump's.
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At other points her imaginative sprawl is funneled into an entire album, as on her second record, Two Suns, and here again on her fourth opus, The Bride.
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In a diagram included in the criminal complaint, prosecutors mapped out how thousands of bitcoins were funneled from Silk Road into a Mt. Gox account belonging to Bridges.
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A jury found he had used his political clout to help a company that had funneled money to his son, Adam, who was also convicted in the scheme.
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That money would then be funneled into an ambitious and extensive array of social welfare programs and other policy initiatives, as detailed in this recent Huffington Post report.
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Prosecutors say Manafort did not submit FBARs even though he had funneled millions of dollars through overseas accounts in Cyprus, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and the Seychelles.
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Investigators specifically identified two areas in far eastern China, close to the Russian city of Vladivostok, from which mules funneled huge amounts of stolen money into Business Club accounts.
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But, when we asked point blank if he'd had any financial dealings with Malaysian financer Jho Low -- who the feds claim funneled illegal donations through Pras -- things got weird.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly looking at political disbursements from the National Rifle Association (NRA) to determine if Russia funneled money through the organization to influence the election.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Mexico's president's office on Tuesday rejected allegations that bribes by Brazilian builder Odebrecht were funneled into the 2012 campaign of President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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We're seeing wages stagnate, income funneled into the hands of a few, the destruction of reliable occupations, and mega-corporations gobbling up every competitor that dares threaten their dominance.
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When whistleblower Christopher Wylie teamed up with Cambridge University's Aleksandr Kogan to develop an app that could harvest Facebook user data, GSR was the company that data funneled through.
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It was signed on behalf of board members Rebekah and Jennifer Mercer, the conservative heiresses and daughters of billionaire Robert Mercer who funneled millions into Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Instead, Becky was Sasha's final line of defense against Lilith, the ancient, dangerous supernatural being the Southwest Annex Foundation funneled into Becky's heart, which now lives inside of Sasha.
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Did you know that if just 10 percent of March Madness TV revenue was funneled to the tournament's players, each one would get a payout of more than $79,000?
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He would, in fact, be paying 15 percent rather than 35 on the majority of his income since it would be funneled through various Trump-owned limited liability corporations.
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As the film shows Olive holding the Lasso of Truth and donning a very Wonder Woman–esque corset, how Marston's sex life funneled into his work becomes glaringly clear.
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Federal prosecutors said Thursday those donations were actually funded by foreign nationals -- and that Parnas and Fruman illegally funneled the funds through a company meant to conceal its origins.
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Bloomberg's funneled tens of millions into Hawkfish, a digital firm he just founded that's working with the campaign, and has even sought out influencers to shill for his candidacy.
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Now, as more than 212.30,13 store closure announcements have already funneled through this year, with more expected to come, Simon could be eyeing other deals similar to this one.
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Brown funneled $10 million in state funds to the Office of Emergency Services earlier this year, for its efforts to build up the state's early warning system, called ShakeAlert.
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Bruce Ohr likely funneled the dossier to the FBI a document or new was up research bought and paid for by the opposing political party in an election year.
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While SF does have an outrageous $9.6 billion budget for the 2016-2017 fiscal year, most of that will be funneled toward the mismanagement of the city's disastrous infrastructure.
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A June fundraiser hosted by "Trump Victory," the RNC-Trump campaign joint fundraising apparatus, funneled as much as 30% of its top-dollar donations to its legal proceedings account.
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A lawsuit filed against Utica last year by the New York State attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, which also said students were being funneled into alternative programs, is continuing.
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There are accusations of racketeering and extortion floating around, as well as claims that Russian nuclear officials funneled cash to the US that ended up benefiting the Clinton Foundation.
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Instead, the House bill continues subsidy programs that have for decades funneled about 2900 percent of all payments to the largest 220006 percent to 2202 percent of farm businesses.
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Paul, for example, said that he'd oppose any funding being funneled to insurance companies through that stabilization fund — a provision that seems almost certain to be in the bill.
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I couldn't pretend to be a start-up millionaire looking for a pied-à-terre, as home buyers are usually funneled to weekend open houses (which don't have food).
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"In the case of Swift J1644+57, we think it can exceed the Eddington limit because most of the radiation is funneled out preferentially in one direction," Kara said.
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Iran's economic sanctions were lifted in January, giving Tehran access to roughly $100 billion of its formerly frozen assets that can now be funneled into cyber and technology development.
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It would have been unwise to increase taxes as the economy recovered, though if those taxes were funneled into direct spending, the effect on the economy would be unchanged.
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U.S. authorities are probing whether the $2.2 billion purchase of U.S. energy company Coastal Energy was partly financed with funds allegedly funneled from Malaysian wealth fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd.
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The job paid well and had easy hours, so, with no long-term responsibility to distract me, I funneled all my time and attention into meticulously measuring out calories.
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Pfizer is paying the federal government nearly $24 million to settle allegations it funneled money to an outside foundation as a way to cover drug copays for Medicare beneficiaries.
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Operation Lava Jato ["Car Wash"] exposed a bribery scheme in which private companies funneled money to politicians through the state-run oil giant Petrobras in exchange for favorable contracts.
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You know that bus he did that said the £350 million [$477 million] we supposedly pay to the EU a week will now be funneled directly into the NHS?
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Under his alias, Bob Musella, Mr. Mazur arranged for the cartel's excess cash to be funneled to the corrupt Bank of Credit and Commerce International, which collapsed in 1991.
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President Trump's charity foundation funneled $100,000 in donations meant for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital into revenue for the Trump Organization by using his son's charity, Forbes reported Tuesday.
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Without adequate sunshine, oil and mineral revenues can easily be funneled to buy arms and fund groups like ISIS and the Taliban, as we've seen in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Meanwhile, several state attorneys general have complained to Washington that federal grants being funneled through the U.S. Election Assistance Commission were insufficient to provide for the upgraded technology needed.
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In October, angered by mounting evidence of public funds being funneled into private pockets and suffering from an economic downturn and escalating violence, Brazilians elected Mr. Bolsonaro as president.
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It has funneled government money through a web of for-profit companies, converting public funds into private money for the organization, which has paid top executives millions of dollars.
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Although the organizers and executors of the projects were different, money for both efforts was funneled through Investing in Us, which finances political operations in support of progressive causes.
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He supports banning outside income for legislators, closing the loophole that lets campaign money get funneled through secretive limited liability companies and prohibiting the personal use of campaign funds.
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He supports banning outside income for legislators, closing the loophole that lets campaign money get funneled through secretive limited liability companies, and prohibiting the personal use of campaign funds.
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Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Twitter employees funneled almost $403,000 into the Sanders campaign during the last three months of 2019, according to new fundraising disclosures filed this weekend.
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Matthew Schrier, who was captured by Al-Nusra Front in 2012, is accusing Qatar Islamic Bank of directly funding a charity that funneled money to terrorist groups in Syria.
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In the United States, passengers from Wuhan are being funneled to airports in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago and New York, where screening stations have been set up.
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Separately, Lithuanian law enforcement investigated whether Buriak and another company partly owned by Petrochemical Holding funneled money from Russian special services to Lithuanian's ruling Labor Party in the 2000s.
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Groups supporting Trump's reelection have funneled about $1.7 million back into Trump-owned properties, businesses, and to the president's family members, according to analysis from the New York Times.
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HNA has regularly funneled business to a small group of relatives and associates of its senior executives, according to a review of corporate records by The New York Times.
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However, once I was debt-free, I funneled as much money as I could each month into a high-yield savings account that would act as my emergency fund.
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At the same time, former New York City Mayor Bloomberg has funneled more than $200 million into ads and climbed toward the top tier of Democrats in U.S. polls.
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Maybe they couldn't ignore the $200 million the DeVos family has funneled to Republicans, including campaigns of 10 of the 12 Republican senators on the committee that vetted her.
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Remember: Ghosn faces a litany of criminal charges in Japan including allegations that he understated his income for years and funneled $5 million to a car dealership he controlled.
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Remember: Ghosn faces a litany of criminal charges in Japan including allegations that he understated his income for years and funneled $5 million to a car dealership he controlled.
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The New York Times reported in July that Epstein had funneled dozens of wealthy clients to Staley which may have helped him take his career to the next level.
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Eligible students from California who are rejected from other University of California campuses are often funneled to Merced, which offers them a spot even if they have not applied.
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He has already quietly funneled nearly $2 million into a union-backed effort to capture seven Republican-held seats in California, three strategists directly involved in the campaign said.
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The Long Island Sound is huge, and it starts to get funneled down, and when it gets to Buttermilk Channel, there's a lot of pressure that's been built up.
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We had all just been funneled a couple of hundred yards from the Microsoft Theater, in the most elegant bottleneck ever, to what is the largest seated dinner in America.
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North of $400 million is expected to be funneled into the sector this year — a more than 10 percent increase than the $354 million raised by femtech startups in 2017.
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Unlike other social networks, ads aren't inconspicuously funneled to select demographics or tucked between other posts; they're plastered prominently on the front page for all to see and comment on.
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State and federal funding that could be going to poor communities in the form of education and drug rehabilitation, are instead being funneled into the endlessly hungry maw of prisons.
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Although they get some of the supplies at a discount, a lot of the funding is funneled towards putting together the art supply packs that the children get to keep.
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The data generated by such channels about the programming and ads that customers like to watch is funneled to advertisers by a growing ecosystem of data brokers and other middlemen.
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Not only is it being blown out to form the "tentacles," part of it is also being funneled toward the center of the galaxy, into the black holes, she says.
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" The statement also singled out money laundering for "corrupt politically exposed persons," saying ABLV "has funneled billions of dollars in public corruption and asset stripping proceeds through shell company accounts.
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U.S. authorities two months ago arrested Luiz Eduardo Loureiro Andrade, a Brazilian businessman, over allegations he funneled bribes to Petrobras officials from Vitol and others, according to Brazilian court documents.
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More adult-tilted content will be funneled to Hulu, and the company is said to be leaving its darker and more violent Marvel Netflix series where they are for now.
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Last year, the organization worked with their previous ambassador, actress Kerry Washington, on a limited edition bag whose sales were all funneled to nonprofits serving domestic violence victims and survivors.
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The new pipeline will run alongside the already constructed Nord Stream and will double the amount of gas being funneled through the Baltics to 2200 billion cubic meters per year.
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Remember, it was Clinton in the DNC, they funneled money through a law firm, Perkins Coie, to a consulting firm Fusion GPS, to fund a foreign spy Christopher Steele. Why?
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President Barack Obama on Saturday signed a federal emergency declaration for Missouri, which allows for federal aid and Federal Emergency Management Agency relief efforts to be funneled to the state.
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Photo: GettyLast year, around 100 Amazon seller accounts were reportedly breached by cyber criminals, who funneled money they stole from from Amazon loans and customer sales into their own accounts.
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The committee alleged at the time that about $84 million was funneled illegally from the DNC through state party chapters and back into the war chest of the Clinton campaign.
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He said that the underlying motivation of the program was to reduce crime, and that, if some resources were funneled back into law enforcement for legitimate purposes, that was appropriate.
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He also allegedly funneled $50,000 in bribes into the nonprofit arm of the company to have a cooperating witness correct his son's wrong answers on the SAT exam, prosecutors said.
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In North Dakota, a portion of severance taxes goes back to counties and cities that generate oil and gas, and 30 percent per year is funneled into a legacy fund.
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Several groups dedicated to keeping the Republican House majority, as well as wings of the National Rifle Association and Planned Parenthood, have funneled more than $3 million into the race.
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In that case, federal prosecutors said the defendants funneled money from Adidas to prospects who wound up playing basketball at Louisville, Kansas and North Carolina State, all Adidas-sponsored colleges.
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The president has secured $6 billion in new funding over two years to fight opioid abuse, according to a press release, and has funneled $1.5 billion for state opioid grants.
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It's home to countless Facebook server racks, solar panels, cooling systems, and, of course, data, which is funneled in and out at rates and magnitudes incomprehensible to most non-engineers.
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Venture investors, private equity, and corporations funneled $1003 billion into digital health startups in the first quarter of 2019, down 19% from the nearly $2.5 billion invested a year ago.
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The Georgia Republican said they knocked on 6,000 doors on Saturday, while national groups and a super PAC tied to House GOP leadership have funneled GOP money into the race.
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The new pipeline will run alongside the already constructed Nord Stream and will double the amount of gas being funneled through the Baltics to 110 billion cubic meters per year.
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How about if a future president were so determined to cut college costs that she bypassed Congress and funneled billions of dollars into a new tuition grant program without approval?
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They described an elaborate scheme to bribe doctors and workers at government-owned hospitals using cash that had been funneled through a network of 700 travel agencies and consulting firms.
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The charges against Mr. Percoco include allegations that the energy company's bribes to him were funneled through a "low-show," $7,500-a-month job for his wife, Lisa Toscano-Percoco.
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When homeless people then seek other places to rest, socialize, or make money, they're arrested and funneled into the criminal justice system—the default social safety net in American life.
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In that case, investigators are examining whether donations to the candidates were funneled through county party committees to evade contribution limits, a violation of state law and a possible felony.
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Players excited to explore the lush open world dangled before them will quickly find themselves jammed into the southwest corner of the arena, effectively funneled into an unexpectedly linear storyline.
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Meanwhile, everything is funneled back to the battle between us and them, and so every issue, every disagreement, has taken on the quality of the age-old gun control debate.
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On CNN Thursday, Pence elaborated on the travel restrictions, saying that Americans coming home will be funneled through 13 different airports, where they will be screened for the novel coronavirus.
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Money for Buffalo Billion projects was funneled through nonprofit organizations associated with the state university, which also removed those spending decisions from the purview of auditors in the comptroller's office.
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The limits take effect Friday at midnight and will exempt American citizens and permanent legal residents and their families, although they could be funneled to certain airports for enhanced screening.
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Qatar has in recent years funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into relief projects in Gaza, viewing the aid as a way to stave off privation and fighting with Israel.
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Drivers entering Florida from neighboring states are being funneled through interstate checkpoints as authorities seek to crack down on the spread of the coronavirus, the state's department of transportation said.
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Those US citizens and others traveling to the US from China are being funneled through 11 airports where authorities can conduct additional screening and transfer people for quarantine if needed.
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Additionally, anyone traveling from Wuhan to the U.S. is now being funneled through one of five airports – Atlanta, Chicago (O'Hare), Los Angeles, New York (JFK), and San Francisco – for screening.
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According to the report, money from an annual golf tournament hosted by Eric Trump had been funneled through his own foundation and back to Trump golf courses for tournament expenses.
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Although they get some of the supplies at a discount, a lot of the funding is funneled towards putting together the art supply packs that the children get to keep.
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That same day, the Campaign Legal Center filed a complaint with federal elections officials, claiming the money was funneled through a company to conceal the true origin of the funds.
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INE also fined the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) 36.5 million pesos for deducting money from workers' salaries in the state of Chihuahua that was later funneled into the party.
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When he pleaded guilty, Patten admitted that he illegally funneled money from a Russia-friendly oligarch to Trump's inauguration fund, and that he lied about it to a congressional committee.
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It's certainly on brand for Steyer, who has funneled tons of money into inflammatory anti-Trump ads, including a $20 million series he ran last year calling for Trump's impeachment.
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Employees in the industry gave Clinton $114,141 and Trump $99,302 since July 1, Reuters found in reviewing individual campaign contributions exceeding $200 and donations funneled through their joint fundraising committees.
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Qatar has in recent years funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into relief projects in Hamas-controlled Gaza, which it views as helping stave off privation and fighting with Israel.
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Federal money to help homeowners and business operators rebuild and to build new infrastructure not covered by FEMA traditionally has been funneled through the Community Development Block Grant Program, dubbed CDBG.
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The money was allegedly funneled through a front business believed to be controlled by Yevgeniy Viktorovich Prigozhin, a Russian oligarch nicknamed "Putin's Chef" due to early involvement in the food industry.
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Purdue would be restructured into a public benefit trust, and its profits would fund the plaintiffs' claims and be funneled into the research of addiction and development of overdose prevention medications.
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So many decided to hunker down and stay mostly in a local church and the Bodega Bay Grange, a community service hall, as volunteers funneled donations from local residents and businesses.
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State Department officials said the danger would be the greatest in Mosul, where rushing water would be funneled in a powerful current along the Tigris through the center of the city.
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And then we&aposve got the issue on the phony dossier and that she funneled money through a law firm in that particular case with Russian propaganda to influence the election.
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Health care companies collectively have funneled more money to Republicans than Democrats every cycle since 73: $37.6 million to Republicans versus $32.6 million to Democrats in 2016, according to Open Secrets.
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Catch up quick: The Department of Justice claimed last year that Hunter and his wife funneled $250,000 in campaign funds toward personal endeavors, including school tuition for their children and vacations.
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"There is evidence of disinformation, of money being funneled from mainland China to various groups in Taiwan and there's interference in social media," Glaser said in a YouTube video last week.
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In a video, the Democratic megadonor, who has funneled millions of dollars into pushing for the impeachment of President Donald Trump, reversed his decision announced earlier this year not to run.
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Orders funneled through a domestic-content policy have all but dried up after the World Trade Organization last September upheld an earlier ruling that found the move violated global trade norms.
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Prosecutors previously said the bribe money was funneled to Gary Pierce by Johnson and that Pierce tried to get the water company owner to buy him land worth at least $300,000.
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As web users are increasingly funneled into doing the bulk of their online browsing on a handful of large platforms, do we want these private companies to simply block controversial topics?
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In June 2017, the U.S. Homeland Security Department funneled more such electronics into cargo holds amid concerns that items as small as a tablet computer could be used to conceal bombs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors funneled $375 billion into exchange-traded funds in 2016, investment manager BlackRock Inc said on Tuesday, a global record that came as investors looked to cut costs.
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You're always funneled into the same big checkpoints, but there are several ways to get between them, some of which you'll only be confident enough to try when you're more experienced.
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More than a decade later, the Reagan administration sold arms to the Iranian regime (in violation of an explicit Congressional ban) and funneled the profits to right-wing guerrillas in Nicaragua.
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That would represent a good return for investors, which include New Zealand VC Movac and German industrial firm Darmstadt, who funneled a total of $9 million in capital into the startup.
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The Texas-based Bushes spearheaded Harvey efforts, according to the person familiar, and donations to the appeal will be funneled through a special account created by George H.W. Bush's library foundation.
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In perhaps the most egregious breach, Trump sought donations from the public at a 2016 Iowa fundraiser for veterans' groups and then funneled roughly half of the proceeds to the foundation.
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Denham also faced an energized Democratic base, which funneled $7 million to Harder's campaign over the cycle — a vast advantage over Denham's $4.4 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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As $4.65 billion was funneled into the space in 20183 across more than 350 deals and with high-flying startups attracting investors (Compass, Opendoor, Knock), the excitement is poised to continue.
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Venture investors, private equity and corporations funneled $2 billion into digital health startups in the first quarter of 2019, down 19 percent from the nearly $2.5 billion invested a year ago.
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As for the House farm bill, its limited funding for what it designates as "job training" cannot possibly provide meaningful training for the millions who would be funneled into the program.
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The government's apparent disinclination or inability to find those children is an ill omen for thousands more who could be funneled to a similar fate under the Trump administration's enforcement drive.
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But he could seriously challenge for the GOP nomination: He has funneled his own money into the race, portraying himself as an outsider and attacking Jenkins and Morrisey as establishment figures.
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Many of those stolen documents were subsequently made public online through a slow drip of leaks — some funneled through WikiLeaks — beginning in the summer and leading right up to the Nov.
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Some observers have identified what they call a "school-to-prison pipeline," in which young black and Hispanic men are funneled into the criminal justice system by punitive school disciplinary standards.
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But if the money was earmarked for a specific project, like a new roof, and the board instead funneled it to a pet project, then the board has overstepped its bounds.
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Across the country, thousands of people are being rounded up in their homes and workplaces, torn away from their families and communities, and funneled into an inhumane detention and deportation system.
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In the closing months of 2017, Sessions launched task forces and funneled millions in new grant funding to disrupt the manufacturing and distribution of illegal opioids in the US and abroad.
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Each plan sets up some sort of zero-emissions standard or green-energy credit, and then defines parameters that ensure a large cut of those programs are funneled to nuclear operators.
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New research by Matthew Rutledge, an economist at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, found that they are increasingly being funneled into what he describes as "old-person" jobs.
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Campaign finance experts had warned that repealing the amendment would have led to a flood of "dark money" political contributions being funneled into newly tax-deductible nonprofits, including charities and churches.
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The website claims that "100% of your donations will go directly to Veterans needs," but donations are funneled through the Donald J. Trump Foundation, the nonprofit arm of the Trump Organization.
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We've very far beyond the moment in the modern information age when most of the queries and curiosities of digital consumers could be funneled into a single, Google-branded search engine.
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"Support" used to be a passive, indirect action—you visited a website (or bought a magazine), the ads funneled money to a publication, and the publication paid their employees a salary.
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The indictment alleges that they funneled those gains — more than $220006 million — through foreign bank accounts opened by themselves and their "accomplices" in Cyprus, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Seychelles.
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We had a case just recently that involved some phenomenally serious allegations of Russian money being funneled into the NRA in order to affect our political debate and our local system.
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The "Treasure" the narrator plans to bring back from the Moon was no doubt inspired by the valuable items being funneled back to Europe from around the world during the 1700s.
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Those votes represent up to eight possible seats, more than enough to put Mr. Netanyahu over the top if they can be funneled into Likud or others parties that support him.
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Under the European travel ban, American citizens abroad will still be able to return to the U.S. at any time, but will be "funneled through specific airports and processed," Pence said.
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London attracts a lot of foreign investment precisely because it doesn't seriously scrutinize the origins of the money used to buy real estate or funneled into shell corporations that register there.
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Mr. Manafort, the indictment also said, "funneled millions of dollars in payments" that he had earned from Ukranian clients into companies and bank accounts based in foreign countries such as Cyprus.
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Read more " _____ Rebecca Klein in HuffPost: "There's an abundance of evidence suggesting that more school security means more vulnerable students getting funneled at an early age into the criminal justice system.
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I still stand by what I said — yes, The Circle can be "screamingly boring" — but I have to admit I enjoyed it more once funneled into Netflix's three-week event format.
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Mr. Moreno has promised to push forward the so-called Citizens' Revolution of his predecessor, which funneled state funds back to the poor in the form of education, housing and infrastructure.
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People's answers stream back to a private firm the department has contracted, where they are bundled and funneled out to the front-line commanders of New York City's 77 police precincts.
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During the Reagan administration, the US funneled money and arms to right-wing rebel groups known as the Contras, which fought a brutal civil war against the Nicaraguan government until 1990.
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Nazi officials funneled money to delegates at the Democratic convention to get them to vote against Franklin Roosevelt's nomination and also backed efforts to get Republicans to adopt an antiwar platform.
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Some of the payments were funneled through South-South News, a New York-based organization Mr. Ng set up as a media platform to advance the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals.
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The lawsuit said the companies funneled more opioids into communities across the state than could have been expected to serve a legitimate medical need while ignoring red flags and suspicious orders.
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Federal Election Commission filings released late Thursday show that SLF funneled nearly $850333 million through a Jacksonville, N.C.-based group called Faith and Power PAC to run advertisements supporting Smith's candidacy.
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It is something that obviously scarred her for life, but now Reverend Doctor McKinstry says she took that trauma and funneled it into a lifetime of work helping people overcome hate.
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In Japan, he faces charges of financial misconduct, including allegations that he understated his income for years and funneled millions of dollars of Nissan's money into a dealership that he controlled.
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Law enforcement officials arrested two Giuliani associates Thursday, charging that they funneled illegal campaign contributions to a Republican congressman who sought the firing of a U.S. diplomat who resisted Giuliani's effort.
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Ghosn faces a litany of criminal charges in Japan, including allegations that he understated his income for years and funneled $5 million of Nissan's money to a car dealership he controlled.
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Licenses to produce, distribute or sell marijuana would be funneled to minority-owned businesses and fees would be waived for low-income individuals who had previously been convicted of related offenses.
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Mr. Wang alleged that the Chinese had directly supported Mr. Han's candidacy in those elections with donations funneled through Hong Kong, an assertion denied by a political adviser to Mr. Han.
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Here, the converging plot shows us just how much stuff — failure and redemption, delusion and emergency — gets funneled into a life, and how little control we have over any of it.
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Meet Chinese billionaire Tao Zhao, whose family reportedly funneled the largest check received by William "Rick" Singer, the admissions consultant at the center of the explosive case brought by federal prosecutors.
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In this case, D'Souza funneled $20,000 in money through four friends to Long, far above the $5,000 individual contribution limit (and that's not even counting the $5,5823 he gave her himself).
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Trump has known business dealings with many of these Gulf monarchies, and we have no idea what secret deals he's making or what cash payments are being funneled through his clubs.
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Those bad things prove to be fire and fuel for "Triple 9," one of those productions in which much of the creative energy has been funneled into gaudily inventive displays of violence.
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In the mountainous terrain, the combination of gravity, plus the easy runoff can lead to catastrophic flooding, when all of that water is funneled into the rivers, creeks, and even the valleys.
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The U.S. aid to Colombia has focused largely on helping provide food and health services and is being funneled through organizations like the U.N. World Food Program and the international Red Cross.
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Britain's National Crime Agency, which tackles serious and organized crime, said in September it was stepping up efforts to tackle dirty money funneled into or through the United Kingdom by "corrupt elites".
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According to CEO Ryan Williams, Goldman's private wealth clients are committing $250 million to the platform, money that will get funneled directly into a portfolio of real estate stakes assembled by Cadre .
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But the U.S. Treasury, acting with the United Arab Emirates, moved on Thursday to choke off money being funneled to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard through Dubai-based front companies accessing U.S. dollars.
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In December, Alejandro Gutiérrez, a former PRI official, was arrested as part of an investigation into whether the party funneled millions of dollars from state coffers to its gubernatorial candidates in 2016.
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The Vision Fund has funneled $27.5 billion into 20 tech firms as of the end of December, transforming SoftBank from a Japanese telecoms upstart into one of the world's biggest technology investors.
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French business magazine L'Expansion reported last month that authorities had sent McDonald's France a 300 million euro bill for unpaid taxes on profits believed to have been funneled through Luxembourg and Switzerland.
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The police IMLT unit said it funneled money seized from loan sharks toward local credit unions in Britain, which offer lower-cost alternatives to both authorized and the illegal high-cost lenders.
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The crowdsourced money was initially funneled directly to Boe's personal account, because, as Grayston says in his statement, the company hadn't yet set up a corporate account when the campaigns originally began.
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As a former public defender in the Bronx, I witnessed firsthand the overrepresentation of students of color funneled through the criminal justice system for incidents that occurred on or near school grounds.
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And yet, without the money funneled into the private sector by government agencies like NASA, those companies wouldn't exist, creating a tenuous, symbiotic relationship that will likely define our future in space.
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The British funneled money to so-called interventionist groups and successfully promoted William J. Donovan, an interventionist Republican who had served in Calvin Coolidge's Justice Department, to be Roosevelt's first intelligence chief.
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Outside groups have funneled cash into key Senate races this year as the major parties fight for control, and one contest has already become the most expensive ever for a Senate seat.
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UnitedHealth has sued American Renal over the issue, claiming the company has funneled funds to charitable organizations in order to pay for patients to switch from government health plans to Obmacare coverage.
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In the past, new designs for the YouTube player have been funneled through TestTube first, and so it's well worth signing up for if you want to see new features in advance.
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Meanwhile, Six Flags has already funneled quite a bit of resources into a deal with Samsung that has brought Gear VR headsets to several of the amusement park company's top roller coasters.
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Several groups dedicated to keeping the Republican House majority, as well as wings of the National Rifle Association and Planned Parenthood, among other organizations, have funneled nearly $8 million into the race.
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Despite the tremendous failures in Fordlandia's early years, Ford persisted and funneled more and more money into the project, even moving the settlement downstream for a fresh patch of soil in 1933.
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Trump is also under scrutiny after Forbes reported that his charity, the Eric Trump Foundation, funneled $100,000 into the Trump Organization, funds that were supposed to go St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
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Iran's economic sanctions were also lifted in January, giving Tehran access to roughly $100 billion of its formerly frozen assets that can now be funneled into cyber and technology development, Kagan said.
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However, the potential case related to the Democrats in which millions of dollars paid to a law firm were funneled to an opposition research firm, Fusion GPS, is far more clear cut.
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"The implementation of the Muslim Bans and the renewed focus on profiling Muslims as national security threats funneled a substantial increase in government-sanctioned bigotry over the previous year," CAIR's report said.
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The move comes one day after the Treasury Department slapped sanctions on the governor of Iran's central bank, alleging it had funneled funds to Hezbollah, which the U.S. considers a terrorist group.
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The New York attorney general alleged that he funneled Glacial profits into the Congo mining company, which operated in a region where illicit mining profits have been used to fund armed conflict.
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WikiLeaks, a site well-known for publishing its own illegally funneled, classified leaks, has pushed back against the intelligence community's determination that Russia leaked the fruits of those breaches to the site.
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The Bluejays shot 21 percent and got a season-high 217 points from Khyri Thomas but struggled to take care of the ball, committing 15 turnovers that Marquette funneled into 25 points.
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Judge Hardt's order alleges that Mariano Marcondes Ferraz, a former Trafigura top executive, and Marcio Pinto Magalhaes, a local country representative, funneled bribes to Petrobras employees between mid-2009 and September 2014.
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The billionaire, who's pledged to spend $100 million of his own fortune on the longshot campaign, has previously funneled huge sums into political media through his anti-Trump group Need to Impeach.
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The accusations against the employee, Waheed Al Bursh, came after Israel leveled charges Thursday against a Palestinian employee of World Vision in Gaza, saying he had funneled millions of dollars to Hamas.
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A 2006 inquiry into the Australian Wheat Board over hundreds of millions of dollars funneled to the Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq also recommended criminal penalties, however only civil charges were laid.
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Standing alongside Trump in Helsinki, Putin said he had evidence that $400 million dollars in unlawfully acquired cash may have been funneled to the election campaign of Trump's defeated opponent Hillary Clinton.
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He and other government officials are being investigated for links to a network that prosecutors say has funneled "vast amounts" of money into European and U.S. banks from Venezeula's national oil company.
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The $25 billion has been funneled to banks like Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Credit Suisse and law firm giants like White & Case and Jones Day, which battled the Justice Department in court.
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Russia and Iran have militarily backed the Assad government in the Syrian civil war, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar have funneled arms to the opposition, which has been fighting the Assad government.
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She was so smitten that she funneled another $725,000 into a slush fund for the candidate's private use; the campaign used it to keep his mistress, Rielle Hunter, and their baby secret.
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A spike in travelers is expected when UK and Ireland travelers begin getting funneled to the 13 airports, which may "tax the system," said the official, but it's expected to be manageable.
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In the 18 months ending last June, 117 such allegations were funneled to the department's Internal Affairs Bureau, where findings remain hidden and any discipline of officers is cloaked in administrative secrecy.
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Set against the deep-shaded blue walls, in the middle of the pavilion, is a circular clearing, open to the sky, where rainwater is funneled to be recycled elsewhere in the park.
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The drug maker Actelion Pharmaceuticals has agreed to a $360 million settlement stemming from an investigation into whether the company illegally funneled kickbacks through a patient-assistance charity, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
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The payments — often hundreds of thousands of dollars — were disguised as donations and would be funneled through the organization to the universities, the documents said, allowing the parents to claim tax deductions.
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As his musical success propelled him in recent years, Hussle funneled investments to the South Los Angeles streets on which he had grown up, earning devotion from fans, neighbors and local leaders.
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MANILA — A high-level Islamic State operative who funneled money and foreign fighters to the Philippines, helping militants seize territory there, was "taken" during a gunfight on Thursday, President Rodrigo Duterte announced.
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The Treasury Department said the governor of Iran's central bank, Valiollah Seif, "covertly funneled millions of dollars" to support Hezbollah from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps through Iraq's al-Bilad Islamic Bank.
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The administration funneled children who were separated from their parents into the shelter system this summer under the earlier policy, without any apparent collaboration with the officials who oversee the shelter program.
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All that data is funneled through a machine learning model, which weighs those factors (and others) against similar information about more than 14.13,000 pass attempts to calculate the probability of a completion.
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Like the growing role of deep-pocketed angel investors in Seattle have in expanding the startup ecosystem, or the non-local investors, like Silicon Valley's best, who've funneled cash into Seattle's talent.
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Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, associates of Giuliani's, allegedly funneled money to numerous Republican committees, including a $85033,000 donation to a pro-Trump super PAC using a fake energy company they created.
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DeVos and Trump proposed a budget that would have cut the Education Department's budget by $222 billion and funneled more than $1 billion toward private school vouchers and other school choice plans.
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At least $22019 billion has been funneled into driverless car technology over the past three years, according to a new report, underscoring how the pace of development has accelerated in recent years.
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Fruman has been indicted on charges that he and another Giuliani associate, Lev Parnas, funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars in foreign money into U.S. elections, including a pro-Trump Super PAC.
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The evidence in Mr. Stone's jury trial showed that in the months before the election, he strove to obtain emails that Russia had stolen from Democratic Party computers and funneled to WikiLeaks.
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New investment dollars are being funneled to research hubs near University of Waterloo in Canada, as well as Israel, Britain and other places beyond the reach of the American government, they say.
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In ToTok's case — according to current and former officials and digital crumbs the developers left behind — much of the information is funneled to intelligence analysts working on behalf of the Emirati state.
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But much of the money was to be funneled through the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Trump administration has frozen the agency's grant spending, leaving the fate of that aid in doubt.
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All have pleaded not guilty to the charges in the indictment, which alleges they funneled foreign money into US elections and participated in a scheme to oust the US ambassador to Ukraine.
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MORE faced similar criticism for his economic stimulus package, which funneled about $100 billion of its $800 billion price tag toward infrastructure investment, including transportation, public lands, government buildings and energy infrastructure.
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Australia's scandal of the year concerns two Chinese-born property developers, both allegedly connected to the Chinese Communist party, who funneled more than $6 million dollars to Australian politicians of various parties.
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For decades, Congress has funneled trillions of dollars into the Pentagon's coffers without a second thought, while self-proclaimed "deficit hawks" chip away at our health care, education and anti-poverty programs.
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In college basketball, the teams are not the only ones that compete over a regular season and then are funneled into the N.C.A.A. tournament until only the best of the best remain.
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So everything can't be funneled into, "you know martial arts, so let's fight" because you have some people who don't know how to fight, because they never went into it to fight.
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Trump, meanwhile, spent part of Wednesday fighting against the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, two key business groups that have funneled millions into Republican campaigns in recent years.
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Prosecutors claimed that the profits the athlete made off image-rights deals were deliberately "funneled through low-tax companies in foreign nations" so Ronaldo could avoid paying the required tax, according to BBC.
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Lance Armstrong revealed last month that an early investment in Uber — courtesy of a $100,000 check that he funneled into the company in 2009 through Lowercase Capital — "saved" his family from financial ruin.
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The payment from AT&T was made to Essential Consultants, the same shell company through which Cohen funneled the payment to Daniels in exchange for her not disclosing an alleged affair with Trump.
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The trailer for Season 2 indicates how Jessica may have gotten her powers: A shady company called IGH, which funneled patients from hospitals to their own genetic experimentation labs, and gives people powers.
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Half the revenue from that tax would be funneled into a group of grant programs dedicated to ensuring that communities that have faced discrimination over marijuana possession reap the benefits of its legalization.
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Prosecutors said Parnas and Fruman funneled money from an unnamed Russian businessman to political candidates in several states to help the businessman obtain permits needed for a proposed marijuana business, which never materialized.
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Just imagine how happy we'd all be and how much longer we'd all live if the government syphoned off some of its multi-billion dollar military spending and funneled it into "kindness," i.e.
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Each year, over $1 billion of these grants are funneled to municipalities across the country, bypassing local budget processes and leaving community members in the dark about the acquisition of advanced surveillance arsenals.
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Parnas and Fruman, who allegedly aided Giuliani's efforts to dig up political dirt on Biden, pleaded not guilty in Manhattan federal court Wednesday to charges that they funneled foreign money to US campaigns.
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Steyer, a Democratic philanthropist who has made impeaching Trump his signature campaign issue, had funneled $28500 million to TV and radio ads as of Monday, NBC News reported, citing data from Advertising Analytics.
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The judgment, handed down on Wednesday by Mrs Justice Sara Cockerill and seen by Reuters, found that during the period 2009-2014, Marino and Ohmura dishonestly funneled money away from FMCP and LAP.
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Once Bolt is used to lock a given app, Onavo will know how often the user is unlocking that app, a crucial source of user data that can be funneled back to Facebook.
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Then, thanks to the omnipresence of the internet, the realities of that devastating day — and every other bad thing in the world ever — has been funneled into their eyeballs since they could see.
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In interviews, he assailed Clinton for her Iraq War vote in 2002 and zeroed in on the Wall Street donations funneled into her super PAC more pointedly and vehemently than in the past.
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Some of the money raised through the page was funneled to Australian bank accounts, according to CNN, which noted that several online payment firms had suspended fund-raising campaigns linked to the page.
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A former Coast Guard admiral, Neffenger retrained employees, overhauled agency policies, boosted enrollment in TSA's PreCheck program and ended a practice known as "managed inclusion" that randomly funneled passengers into expedited security lanes.
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Much of the money for building and employment projects, according to Sharan, was funneled into urban areas at the expense of more remote regions, fostering resentment and contributing to the ongoing civil war.
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Talent funneled upwards from every province, from cities and from rural communities, molded every step of the way until it reached the Serie Nacional, Cuba's national league, and finally, perhaps, its national team.
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Because they were practically free of competition and employees were often paid in store credits, these stores could charge higher prices; funneled through their doors, workers frequently fell deep into company stores' debt.
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In the streaming world, that's no longer an issue and it is but one tangible example of money that's being funneled away from artists not by the streaming companies, but by the labels.
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It was reported earlier this week that President Trump's charity foundation funneled $100,85033 in donations meant for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital into revenue for the Trump Organization by using his son's charity.
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I was sick of seeing all the money from me and my co-workers being funneled straight to the top, and of the regular workers never seeing any benefits of their hard work.
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The migrants themselves are obscured by the metallic space blankets handed to them, which give them the appearance of iridescent, otherworldly beings as they are funneled from one processing point to the next.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is significantly stepping up efforts to tackle the dirty money funneled by Russians and other "corrupt elites" into or through the United Kingdom, a senior police officer said on Friday.
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The other kind of source is surface water that gets funneled through a watershed, which is any piece of land that drains water into a body of water like a lake or reservoir.
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The Dow soared past 20,000 points last month after more than doubling its volume under President Obama, and investors have funneled more than $50 billion into U.S. stock funds since the year began.
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Mr. Yunes Linares's chances may have improved in light of a recent investigation by the news site Animal Político, which found that the state's current administration funneled about $35 million to ghost companies.
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That equates to billions of dollars that used to go to partisan political activity, now being funneled through nonprofits that will be swamped by this flood of unlimited, anonymous and tax-deductible money.
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To stem the flow of Syrians making the perilous journey to Europe by boat, the European Union has funneled billions into Syria's neighboring countries, giving Lebanon 147 million euros between 2014 and 2016.
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Two of the companies that allegedly funneled large amounts of money into the shell were Lodha Developers Pvt Ltd and Jawala Real Estate Pvt Ltd, Trump's licensing partners on the Mumbai Trump Tower.
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In fact, the state possessed a surplus, thanks in part to the bank: The Associated Press reported that the bank had "funneled almost $300 million in profits to North Dakota's treasury" since 2000.
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The first charge relates to his work as a political consultant for pro-Kremlin political parties in Ukraine, where he amassed a small fortune and illegally funneled it back into the United States.
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Asking about his bank balances, prosecutors noted that some of the bribe money Mr. Hawit was accused of accepting had been funneled through an offshore account in Panama held in his wife's name.
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HypeZone kicks in when a streamer has made it into the coveted top 10 spot, in which the rapidly dwindling circle of play has funneled players into a small corner of the map.
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According to the FT, the outfit now manages roughly $26 billion and about half of that is being funneled into venture-backed startups, with portfolio manager Lee Fixel largely overseeing its venture bets.
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They funneled all the data into a sophisticated astronomical program called Starry Night to try and pinpoint precisely when the Pleiades would have been gone from the skies by midnight in Sappho's time.
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"Whether the intentions are altruistic or not, it doesn't matter," he said; if even a tiny sliver of corporate profits can be funneled toward a good cause, it has a net positive effect.
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It cost Mr. Manafort $2.85 million in 2012, money funneled through a shell company to hide income from lobbying work on behalf of pro-Russian political factions in Ukraine, according to the indictment.
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