When are they going to actually behave the way banks did years ago and give money to the opera or give money to music or kids, whatever, programs and things like that.
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Why would somebody give money out, like throwing money out?
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Democrats give money to candidates, they want a personal connection.
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A second patron wanted to give money to her church.
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Is that why you wanted to give money to Centennial?
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You don't have to be Bill Gates to give money.
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"You don't need to meet with Joe, just give money."
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Members only give money for a specific investment of their choosing.
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An alternative approach is simply to give money to poor people.
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"It turns out people give money Monday through Friday, too," Rep.
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What if I give money to shelters for neutering stray dogs?
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"I used to give money to Emily's List," Ms. Gorelick said.
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Did you ever lend or give money to a family member?
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"They put a lot of pressure on people like Broadway Stages and I'm sure the other film people to give money to the mayor, to give money to C.O.N.Y.," he said, referring to the mayor's nonprofit.
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If you decide to give money to someone, do so without expectations.
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We volunteer our time, help our neighbors, give money when we can.
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It is illegal for foreigners to give money to an inaugural committee.
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"Democrats give money to candidates — they want a personal connection," Clinton said.
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Another strategy is for grandparents to give money directly to the parents.
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Corporations are not allowed to give money to political parties in Canada.
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We expect you to go on charitable boards and give money away.
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Do you think it's a good idea to give money to beggars?
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The psychology behind what motivates a person to give money is complex.
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It's not unusual for corporate entities to give money to arts organizations.
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The organisation's investors will then vote on which ones to give money to.
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So you give money, $250 million for new funding for prison reentry programs.
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Many give money to Amazon's AWS, but, to hedge, will seek out others.
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I've met enough of those people to know they give money for influence.
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Ardent supporters of rescuing dogs, they were initially just going to give money.
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But our mission has changed: Our new mission is to give money away.
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"My friends who live in Massachusetts could give money in Georgia," Malbin said.
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Third, he's now using his problematic hairstyle choices to give money to charity.
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She also plans to give money to education groups and anti-poverty efforts.
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The Sacklers helped create the opioid crisis but give money to important causes.
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But don't rich people give money to support the interests of their class?
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I'm seeing [organizations] give money to folks that are distant from those communities.
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"No one thinks, realistically, that's a voluntary decision to give money," he said.
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Only the most stalwart supporters will give money under such a toxic cloud.
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" He said, "Why should we give money to a country that's known corrupt?
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Phil Knight, the co-founder of Nike, doesn't give money away; he invests it.
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KS: Don't give money to the Google Brain people, but go ahead, all right.
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They tend to hire men, they mentor men, they give money to other men.
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If it were easy, then why would anyone give money to below-average managers?
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It is legal for corporations to give money directly to agencies in many cases.
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It's illegal for foreigners to directly give money to U.S. politicians and political parties.
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American Friends of the Orsay will not, for example, give money to pay salaries.
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You don't have to give money to say hello to people, to acknowledge them.
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Check out what happens when you give money to a political campaign in 2019.
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And getting other donors to give money to someone else's idea is also difficult.
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How did you decide if it was something you wanted to give money to?
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Well, it's underrated by almost everyone, [because most] people just give money away indiscriminately.
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Or, maybe someone's going on a mission trip that we can give money to.
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Additionally, Google gets to give money to charities that it likes to butter up anyway.
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Yet when you give money to someone, it's a way of keeping control of them.
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They allow people to give money to a start-up which has an exciting idea.
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"I will never give money the DNC money again," said Rebecca Waring, visiting from Baltimore.
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If a developer doesn't want to give money back to Itch, they don't have to.
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Often, people will give money instead of actually volunteering at a soup kitchen, for example.
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If you can stay in it or give money to it, Trump's all over it.
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You can give money to those working for the same cause in Montana and Michigan.
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Alternatively, you can give money away under your lifetime gift tax exemption of $5.49 million.
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I wasn't just someone you could give money to and they'd shut the fuck up.
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It's not the government compelling them to give money for programs the government decides about.
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Q: What made you want to give money away from the start, rather than waiting?
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The charcoal producers give money to police officers, who then tell them, 'Go, go, go!
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Can you give money to a fundamentalist Bible-believing church and still march for science?
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But the government might need to do even more than just give money to people.
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It's good to give money and to provide some sort of escape from this hellscape.
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She once posted signs asking people not to give money to panhandlers on the plaza.
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It's not unusual for industry groups to give money to an incoming president's transition team.
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"Why would you give money to a country you think is corrupt?" the president asked.
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He also emphasized that the measure does not give money directly to the Gateway project.
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Some of the foundation's foreign outposts have drawn extra scrutiny because donors can give money anonymously.
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On her invitation, she asked guests to give money toward our second honeymoon instead of gifts.
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Instead, I give money to my roommate, who sends the rent through a digital payment portal.
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They wouldn't give money if they didn't plan to get their money back at some point.
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Governmental granting organizations, such as the National Science Foundation, tend to give money for incremental research.
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One of Oghi's firm resolutions had been never, ever to give money to a religious organization.
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"No one thinks, realistically, that's a voluntary decision to give money," he said at the time.
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Business executives give money to politicians who win office by distributing money and goods to voters.
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Some hospitals took this to mean employees were required to give money, and managers set quotas.
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My business is aboveboard, I pay what I owe, and I even give money to charity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Looking for a new way to give money to charity as part of Ramadan?
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Give money to the N.A.A.C.P. Donate resources to help restore black churches that have been attacked.
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"Private foundations give money away, that's not the purpose of colleges and universities," Mr. Hartle said.
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In that respect he is an outlier; Americans overwhelmingly prefer to give money to domestic causes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Looking for a new way to give money to charity as part of Ramadan?
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Many experts argue that it is counterproductive to give money to someone begging on the street.
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She would also give money to all her alma maters that would be used for tuition.
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A: We want to get involved with charity – not just to give money, but also time.
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Perhaps having elephants in zoos will show Americans why they should give money to save these creatures.
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They give money to their sons to buy gold jewellery and pay for extravagant wedding photo shoots.
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"I don't think women should have to give money to charity just because they menstruate," she said.
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But the fact remains that corporations wouldn't give money if they didn't expect favorable outcomes in return.
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VICE: Hey Carl, Theresa May's going to give money to compensate people for fracking around their area.
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And people might be less likely to give money to charities if they're not itemizing their deductions.
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"If they give money, they do not understand," he said, why they might get criticism in return.
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And wouldn't such donors simply refuse to give money to any candidate who genuinely threatened their interests?
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People who give money to presidential candidates typically spend more time following campaigns than average voters do.
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"Boxing Day is just for the cabinet and people who give money to the party," he boasted.
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Here are some ways to give money: Helping fire victims: St. Vincent DePaul Society: donate.vinnies.org.au/state-select.
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Moreover, voters tend to give money to those candidates who they think have a chance of winning.
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Even today, many parents prefer to give money to a nephew rather than to their own daughter.
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A record of support from immigration activists convinces voters the answer is yes, so they give money.
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Before you give money to these campaigns, though, you should make sure they're not unrealistic or scammy.
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Lance said a key is to give money back to shareholders through buybacks, as well as dividends.
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It said that it could not give money to schools that no longer qualified for the program.
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The event was one of the first Correspondents' Association-related soirees to give money to journalism causes.
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On Monday, he said he didn't want to give money to Ukraine — if there were corruption issues.
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No. I think across the board, some people have good ideas, and some companies want to give money.
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Charles Koch, a libertarian businessman, has for decades used his foundation to give money mostly to American colleges.
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Yet you have lots of ways to give money, and a number of them also teach financial smarts.
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He was proposing regressive taxes (mostly tariffs and excise taxes) in order to give money to rich speculators.
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" She added, "I'm a Christian, I give money to the church, I actually help Christians with my pocketbook.
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"No one ever tells the story of the bad idea that we didn't give money to," he said.
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Beyond Whitman, it's possible for Republican donors to give money to Clinton without having to admit doing so.
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PayPal has announced plans to eliminate its Purchase Protection coverage for customers who give money to crowdfunding projects.
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But these people are much more likely to give money, and a lot of it, when they do.
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Some drug companies give money to charities that are allowed to provide co-pay assistance to such patients.
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They were compelled to lend, or give, money to benevolent regents, who sometimes spared and sometimes slaughtered them.
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Democrats have refused to give money for the structure, offering $1.3 billion for broader border security measures instead.
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"No one ever tells the story of the bad idea that we didn't give money to," he said.
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Chen: I think Theranos really exposed how little investors sometimes have before they give money to a company.
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If you don't talk about corruption — why would you give money to a country you think is corrupt?
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"I didn't give money to OkCupid so they could promote the Democratic party and bash open source," he wrote.
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You could always give money to the National Endowment for the Arts, or the local institution of your choosing.
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Sponsors who give money to LIT will earn "early access to deals" and board observer seats, the website says.
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Not only could you visit interesting places and give money to grateful people; your budget went up each year.
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All we know is there was a gun pointed in our direction and we were demanded to give money.
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All we know was there was a gun pointed in our direction and we were demanded to give money.
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"If you want to do the same-old same-old politics, then, yes, you just give money," explained Lehane.
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I spent a little time researching advocacy groups in New York, and picked a couple to give money to.
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And if you give money to save the last Indonesian forest there's no sign that you can put there.
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"[Trump] said in a tweet: 'We won't give money to the Palestinians because they rejected the negotiations,' " Abbas said.
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"They tell us they adore the idea and want to give money to restore a van Gogh," he said.
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He'd give money to the girls after the massages and reported the payouts to Epstein, according to the report.
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Sam Geduldig, a partner at CGCN Group, said he would give money to a legal defense fund on principle.
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The act also enabled the federal government to give money to states to serve those with serious mental illness.
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When my husband and I give money to support our church, we're underwriting an organization we benefit from ourselves.
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Mr. Sanders has since ceased advertising on Facebook and stopped directly asking supporters to give money to his campaign.
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Mr. Sanders has since ceased advertising on Facebook and stopped directly asking supporters to give money to his campaign.
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He did not give money to Mr. Trump's campaign, but the friendship between the two men goes back decades.
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"The doctor in Saigon raised his voice that we should contribute to give money to her family," he said.
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Her supporters are touting it as a way to redistribute wealth and give money back to the 99 percent.
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Would you be more apt to give money to those on the street, knowing it was legal to give?
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Karolina Pliskova, John Millman, Alex de Minaur, Samantha Stosur, and John Peers also vowed to give money per ace.
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"People who give money to wealthy schools like Ivy League schools basically should just burn their money instead," he said.
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Make it a priority to give money, or clicks, to writers who live in the region they are writing about.
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Any politician who wishes to quietly give money to friends or kill a troublesome programme will supply one of them.
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I mean, you had to give money, the U.S. gave money to Puerto Rico, you know, Texas, Florida, California wildfires.
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When we try and give money to our partners across the country, they can't take money out from the bank.
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Via HuffPost, here's a list of places you can give money or time to help those affected by the storm.
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Give money or time, as you can, to a cause or effort that will use it to amplify positive change.
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Last year, through grants and fundraising, CAF had $45,000, which they they were able to give money to 209 women.
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WHEN YOU GIVE MONEY TO YOUR CLIENTS AS WE DO, YOU SIT THERE AND YOU HOPE THEY PAY YOU BACK.
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As students, we struggled with whether we should give money to the many panhandlers near campus or in the subway.
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The new campaign will also give money to PeopleForBikes, an advocacy group that supports policies that encourage biking in cities.
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If you'd give money to keep the opera going, why not pay a little to keep the restaurant workers afloat?
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Donate treasure Give money: Life-changing events like natural disasters happen often around the world and many people need support.
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It serves no strategic purpose; it merely encourages ordinary citizens to give money to charity on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
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Congress & Evan Jenkins caved on the wall, paved the way for more gun control, and give money to Planned Parenthood.
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"People who give money to wealthy schools like Ivy League schools basically should just burn their money instead" he says.
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He was known as somebody who was constantly promising to give money but was always living on other people's money.
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Like anything that you wanna get good at, you don't just show up and effectively and efficiently give money away.
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To force him to give money to a group whose political ideas he disagreed with was, he claimed, compelled speech.
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Additionally, when you decide to give money to a friend of family member, there's a temptation to call it a loan.
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One of my favorite anecdotes is that in the 1970s in Vietnam they used to give money out for rat pelts.
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Tepper disputed that, contending the Republican presidential candidate did not give money in the wake of some New York-area disasters.
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All my life, I was warned never to give money to the homeless, because it disincentivizes them from getting a job.
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Also Thursday, the rapper whose real name is Chancelor Bennett, announced plans to give money to 20 additional Chicago Public Schools.
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The groom's parents, not the bride's, are expected to pay for the wedding and give money and property to the couple.
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"The governor ... called on us to give money to improve the image of our native region," said one of those present.
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"He's got to call on people to give money and stop all this nonsense about funding his own campaign," Hubbard said.
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On Friday, the social network unveiled the "crisis donate button," which enables people to easily give money to organizations assisting victims.
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"I wouldn't want to give money and support to a government that took so much away from my family," she said.
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Donate treasure Give money: Life-changing events like natural disasters happens often around the country and many people need of support.
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Gift or loan, there's no guarantee that children will give money back if a parent later needs it, Ms. Wentz cautioned.
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"There are many bad actors in our economy who hurt lots of people and then give money to charity," he said.
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The Harman Foundation paid PBS to produce the film, and continued to give money to make sure more people saw it.
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Beginning roughly with the Howard Dean campaign in 21988, the number of people willing to give money to candidates has skyrocketed.
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Sean Spicer told reporters at Monday's afternoon briefing that Trump still plans to the give money away, though he hasn't yet.
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It's that passion that animates people to knock on doors for a candidate, make phone calls, give money and attend events.
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"If you don't talk about corruption, why would you give money to a country that you think is corrupt?" he said.
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"He didn't build libraries, but he did give money away to organizations that he was philosophically aligned with," Mr. Schnare said.
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I'd much rather give money to build a new Boys & Girls Club than to give to the [Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee].
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Some of the games on smartphones require you to give money as you play, so they want to keep you playing.
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And donors -- even small-dollar ones -- like to give money to a candidate who they think has a chance to win.
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Some are prone to use money as instruments of control or give money to others out of a sense of guilt.
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But based on what I hear and based on what I read, they don't want to give money for the wall.
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You know, it's, there's all these studies about like why people give or don't give money to people on the street.
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"If you don't talk about corruption, why would you give money to a country that you think is corrupt?" he said.
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The key takeaway: Deal flow is slowing a bit, and VC firms are getting stingier about who they give money to.
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Like anything that you want to get good at, you don't just show up and effectively and efficiently give money away.
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But nothing is as effective as what Mr Masters calls the "golden rule": never give money to an online paramour, however charming.
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Democrats, despite all of the evidence, proof and Caravans coming, are not going to give money to build the DESPERATELY needed WALL.
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"He added, "All we know is that there was a gun pointed in our direction and we were demanded to give money.
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"I'm sure that they give money to people I wouldn't vote for, but that is the reality of doing business," he said.
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It is partly why I quietly give money to charities and political campaigns I believe will make a difference in the world.
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Some large hedge funds have chosen to give money back at a time they have found it tough to find new opportunities.
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The Merrill Lynch study found that 79 percent of parents continued to give money to their adult children, age 18 to 34.
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The rule wouldn't restrict the companies' right to give money, and there may be instances where political spending is a smart move.
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It is illegal for foreign nationals, aside from green-card holders, to give money to or spend money on American electoral campaigns.
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The rest, so-called soft contributions, went to groups that give money indirectly on behalf of individual candidates, the CRP data show.
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Users automatically donate to a food bank when they eat out, or give money to the A.C.L.U. for every Donald Trump tweet.
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The company has also set up a fund to give money to DIY arts spaces in other cities where such communities exist.
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"NGOs (non-governmental organizations) funded by foreign governments actually give money to opposition players, give advice, lie on their behalf," Museveni said.
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They are raising breathtaking sums online by telling supporters to give money to help Trump fight the Democrats trying to impeach him.
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They use Trump's well-known skepticism about U.S. spending on foreign aid as justification for his hesitation to give money to Ukraine.
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In his final phone call home in July, the uncle said, Mr. Li told his parents not to give money to strangers.
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Instead, despite their Red Sox loyalty, he will give money from the auction to his grandchildren who are heading off to college.
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Clinton spoke of "short-termism" instead of bosses who would rather give money to shareholders than invest in their companies and workers.
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Super PACs have no limits on how much they can spend on issues that involve candidates, but cannot give money directly to candidates.
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Whenever you give money to a charity, you need to document the give, either with a canceled check or a credit card receipt.
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If you plan to give money away to charity on an ongoing basis, you may want to consider opening a donor-advised fund.
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It's almost like the Holy Grail—when you develop an industry so people don't have to give money constantly to keep something going.
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More importantly, First Amendment rights to political speech are inseparable from the ability to give money to a campaign, party, or advocacy group.
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We found more than a dozen donors who have given millions to Republicans who say they will not give money to Mr. Trump.
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AMLO said he would end subsidies for women's shelters but failed to explain how he would give money to victims of domestic abuse.
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Witnesses, including a man who offered to translate for the swimmers, said they had offered to give money to the manager before leaving.
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The legislation does not provide any funding for the border wall, nor does it give money for additional Border Patrol agents or checkpoints.
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"All we know is that there was a gun pointed in our direction, and we were demanded to give money," Mr. Lochte said.
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They should just tell the truth: they want to give money to their supporters at the expense of real progress for ordinary Americans.
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It's about time other firms stood up, took responsibility, improved their reporting protocols and started to give money to Citizens Advice scam action.
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They only give money to organizations that help them or their families cure prostate cancer, or get their "dumb children" into good schools.
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"It's unconscionable to have U.S. companies give money to terrorists who then kill U.S. troops," said one of the plaintiffs, Ami Neiberger-Miller.
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Senate GOP would give slightly bigger checks to far fewer Americans -- But Senate Republicans would rather give money to small businesses than individuals.
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University of Wisconsin Health said Tuesday that anyone planning to donate sewn masks should give money, blood, or food for medical staff instead.
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The biggest donors, like the United States, Britain, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Rotary International and Norway, often give money with strings attached.
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To conceal the payments, he or an employee directed the parents to give money to the Key Worldwide Foundation as a charitable donation.
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In total, there are over a hundred major companies that give money to the abortion giant, not to mention a major Hollywood contingent.
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" Cohlmia, the Koch Industries spokesperson, said, "We did not give money to the R.S.L.C. for the purpose of running attack ads on judges.
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"The pitch is really global stability and access to China, not particularly for the people who give money but for the system," said Schwarzman.
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"What I described it as is a plan that takes money from people now in order to give money to people now," Mulvaney said.
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All the white men—in this narrative there's still a couple, but they're very docile—just give money to women to fund their ideas.
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But the National Endowment for Democracy agreed to give money to establish Marefat Radio, which broadcasts the course content for four hours a day.
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You can also give money: Equality Florida, a nonprofit LGBT civil rights organization, set up a GoFundMe account for the victims and their families.
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What she did appears to have been a crime, it is a crime to give money to a foreign national and a political campaign.
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You either enter the code on the Mezu app to get money from someone else or share the code with someone to give money.
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This could happen because the founders decide they've run out of ways to reinvest their profits and choose to give money back to shareholders.
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One easy way to pitch in is to give money to one or more of the many charities involved with the response and recovery.
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I know that in my life there has been confusion: I was a waitress, how do I give money back to a blind person?
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"Never give money or information to someone who contacts you unsolicited, and be careful what links you click on when searching online," Hutt said.
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And it would give money to neighborhood community boards to invest in local projects like bike lanes, bus depots, public plazas and station repairs.
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But the deal was blocked by the players' union because Rodriguez had agreed to give money back to the Rangers in a restructured contract.
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Future45 has become a place where donors are able to give money to support maintaining Republican control of Congress, while also helping Mr. Trump.
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When a neighbor who was saving to build a youth shelter refused to give money to the government, his throat was slit, he said.
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In a text message to supporters, the Trump campaign offered a few seconds of quasi-fame to donors who give money before his speech.
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"I'd rather give money to charity than a digital marketing firm," Mr. Delaney added, though he said he was giving to the firms too.
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"People don't want to hear this from me, but it's really hard to give money away" to organizations focused on childhood poverty, she said.
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The Obama administration did give money, through a program called Race to the Top — We've launched a $4 billion Race to the Top Fund.
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So he pledged $10 million and asked fans to nominate community heroes, who once chosen would tell the Lightning to whom to give money.
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Deason said he decided months ago not to give money to any Republicans up for re-election next year unless they can pass Trump's priorities.
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When Wall Street figures say nice things about Clinton or give money to her, for example, that's an opportunity for Sanders to reiterate his message.
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Why give money to Nimble America instead of giving money to the Trump campaign directly, and why didn't NimbleRichMan give or start his own SuperPAC?
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As mentioned, the crowdfunding campaign isn't promising a donation to her campaign, but if she votes no, it would give money to her eventual opponent.
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People who donated to establishment Republican candidates in the primary season are more likely to give money to Hillary Clinton than to Donald J. Trump.
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"In this country, you have the freedom of speech and the choice of who you are going to support and give money to," Herricks said.
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And the U.S. does not give money to Central America as an act of charity; we do so because these funds ultimately serve American interests.
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There's Patreon, there's Kickstarter, there's all kinds of ways to give money to artists or people who you think should be supported in some way.
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It was fine to give money to the bigger names in the race like Senators Kamala Harris and Cory Booker or former Representative Beto O'Rourke.
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Ms. Hellstrom said asking parents to give money to a general fund overseen by the Department of Education was unlikely to go over very well.
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It should have been clear from the start that Mr. Trump's hotel scheme was as bogus as most of his pledges to give money away.
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"Back in the day, when corporations and unions could give money directly to political parties, we knew who was giving money to whom," Young said.
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These private loans often give money to people who probably can't pay it back — an issue that mostly affects minority students and students of color.
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The husband's story Immediately after Smith's death, Baltimore police said in a statement that she stopped to give money to a woman with a baby.
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He continued to visit Oromo people detained in jail and to give money to Oromo students who had been dismissed from school and left homeless.
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Wealthy people should give money to those who are less fortunate, Obama said in the speech, which was his highest-profile appearance since leaving office.
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He knows he's been fortunate in life and doesn't think it's right to ask other people to give money to someone who doesn't need it.
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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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I hope that the book will inspire readers to give money to nonprofits working on justice issues, to give money and volunteer at local clinics helping people in the community get mental health care so they do not end up in jail, or to bail out low-level offenders with mental illnesses who do not have the funds to pay for their $100 bail.
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" Jordan assured fans of the authenticity of the situation on Twitter, writing last week, "We understand some people are nervous to give money without knowing more.
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Money is always better, but if you are unable to give money, ask your local homeless shelter what resources — like food or clothes — they may need.
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That would be the same GOP that Democrats tripped over themselves to give money to when an insured campaign office burned down in an apparent firebombing.
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And Samsung imagines it could also be a useful way for parents to give money to their children, since they could put a limit on it.
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Specifically, Clinton allies wants its top bundlers and deep-pocketed donors to give money to Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid's super PAC, the Senate Majority PAC.
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If you want to give money to charities you believe in, you may want to consider two strategies that can help you boost your bottom line.
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In March the European Union announced it would no longer give money directly to the Burundian government, because it refuses to take part in peace talks.
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"The city saw what we were doing and saw the positive PR and decided they also wanted to give money to Denver DIY spaces," says Kadlubek.
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And if it gets somebody to do something — to give money to an organization or to call their representatives ... then great, I think that that's important.
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"People understand 'my relative died of a heart attack, so I'm going to give money to that,' " said Dr. James L. Kirkland, a Mayo Clinic researcher.
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More funding can pour in from outside donors — public entities and private citizens who want to give money to help solve the crime, Mr. Pollini said.
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Saliha asked those wanting to give money to wait until such a system was in place to avoid fraudsters and ensure their donations reached the lions.
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Results showed the pain-control centers in the brains of those who donated reacted less to the painful sensation than those who did not give money.
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Don't give money to corrupt governments, but provide incentives for progress while funding well-vetted nongovernmental organizations that improve governance, rule of law, and economic development.
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Players get suckered into dubious investments, are ripped off by unscrupulous advisers, give money to friends and family, or simply spend far more than they save.
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"Poverty is the most pressing issues we face as a species, so we came up with an idea… we are going to give money away," said Atltrui.
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Although corporations routinely give money and in-kind donations to both political parties for their conventions, the 2016 Republican convention will be anything but a routine event.
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AND THAT IS – SO I TAKE, YEAH, I TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR IT. BUT I DON'T – BUT IT'S WRONG IN SAYING I WANT TO GIVE MONEY BACK.
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And then they'll say, with these international negotiations, we should give money to developing countries so they won't burn coal and oil but will instead do renewables.
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As for the criticisms of Mr. Trump, he did give money to the Clintons and other Democrats, did insult Mr. McCain and has repeatedly attacked Ms. Kelly.
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Mr. Gorman's strategy depends, in large part, with the willingness of regulators to approve the company's plan to give money back to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.
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Advertisers give money to media buyers to buy online advertising — which, as we have seen, is already suspect — and the media buyers purchase ads from advertising networks.
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And many donors will not only give money, but will also volunteer and lend the force of their own social networks to a cause they believe in.
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For everyone else, one easy way to pitch in is to give money to one or more of the many charities involved with the response and recovery.
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That has a benefit — it reduces labor supply and drives up wages — but Americans typically don't really like programs that give money to people who don't work.
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Some of the megarich are becoming so wealthy so quickly that they literally cannot give money away quickly enough to satisfy the spirit of the Giving Pledge.
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He proposed that taxpayers should give money to parents and allow them to choose where to spend education dollars in a marketplace of freely competing private providers.
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"'We should have a division where we can talk to things in real time — give money, get lawyers, try to help,'" Jay-Z said at the meeting.
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But the most important thing is people need to call their reps, and also give money to the American Civil Liberties Union, if they can afford it.
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They think they can rationally figure out where's the best place to give money, and they're very convinced a lot of establishment donations are not so worthwhile.
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"Who would have ever thought you could convince Republicans to give money to Hillary Clinton in order to save the soul of the party?" that fundraiser said.
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Last month, a report found that online crowdfunding campaigns based in the UK frequently give money to medical quacks who claim they can cure otherwise untreatable cancer cases.
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Bad timing from help from grandparents Grandparents may mean well by offering assistance, but if they give money at the wrong time, it can dent an aid package.
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So instead of giving Trump's $23 trillion tax break to the investor class, why don't we give money to folks who actually are making between $21,230 and $70,000.
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It would give money to organizations that are already in the arena — you don't need to duplicate good work that's under way, but you can greatly amplify it.
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When people give money to others, areas of the brain associated with pleasure are activated, and this response is greater when the transfer is voluntary rather than mandatory.
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Amsterdam media company N=5 came up with a new, high-tech way for people to give money to people experiencing homelessness: Wireless payments, through a jacket pocket.
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There are several ways for grandparents to give money without being subject to gift taxes, said Russell J. Fishkind, partner at Saul Ewing LLP in Princeton, New Jersey.
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You give money to your energy provider, they then buy units of energy on the wholesale market to cover your needs, which gets fed back into the grid.
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He's going to build a network of Montessori Schools, full-scholarship schools, and he's going to give money to organizations that are doing a good job fighting homelessness.
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It's not just treating symptoms, you would be pushing towards solving a problem at the root for everybody.. That would be a great thing to give money to.
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But ultimately, he said the app is about letting ordinary people participate in humanitarian work, even if they are unable to give money or volunteer on the ground.
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The photo above shows a horde of people in China trying to give money to street musicians via a QR code, which is linked to the recipient's account.
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What if I give money for education to prevent people from adopting puppies without properly training or socializing them, thus preventing those dogs from ending up in shelters?
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Make phone calls, go door-to-door in a get-out-the-vote drive, give money, do whatever you can to make sure that your prayers come true.
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Last year, she and her husband joined a group of affluent residents to give money and time to Thomasville Heights, a very poor area of about 2388,803 people.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration will withhold funding from foreign nongovernmental organizations that give money to foreign groups that perform abortions, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.
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Gottheimer also said there are existing plans in a number of states that give taxpayers a credit for contributing to public funds that give money to local causes.
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Some will invest capital back into their businesses, some will give money back to workers, and overall "lots of things are going on in the economy," he said.
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In 85033, Dean's online donors had to give money over their laptops whereas the modern age of smartphones has made donating to political campaigns much easier, Devine says.
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The webpage is an extratextual consolation-slash-call to action for readers, with a galley of inspirational people and lists of organizations to volunteer with or give money.
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If you're going to give money to Democrats — which, to be clear, most people don't do — it's probably because you're an unusually ideological person who likes progressive ideas.
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To me, he clearly had thought it was an important thing to say about himself, that he was generous, that he was going to give money to people.
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Banks reviving from a multi-year downturn are also beginning to give money back to shareholders, with Lloyds increasing its payout last week, while HSBC kept its dividend flat.
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And DeVos is a voucher advocate first and foremost, advocating both for vouchers for children and for tax credits to businesses that give money to private school scholarship funds.
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They shouldn&apost be forced to give money to candidates they can&apost stand and this particular decision eliminates being forced to support candidates that are not their choice.
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"This is a major new chapter for us, entering the humanitarian space with a service to give money directly to refugees," GiveDirectly's head of communications Catherine Diao told TechCrunch.
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Ultimately, DeLancey told The Hill, people will be able to vote on which issues they would like the group to tackle — and then give money to make it happen.
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Kyendikuwa further highlighted that grooms' families are often required to give money when their sons get married, but she more strongly believes it's a matter of passing over responsibility.
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That's especially so given that there are so many better ways to give money away in 2019 that advocates say would have a tangible, immediate impact on the world.
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While funds from the previous aid packages went to FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers, the latest relief package will give money directly to the Puerto Rican government.
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The net worths of Silicon Valley's ultra-rich have grown and grown over the last few years, so much so that billionaires cannot literally give money away fast enough.
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But nonprofit organizations do not give money to candidates – indeed, they are prevented by law from doing so – so what does publicizing their donors tell us about the government?
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The reason, according to the research: People with experience mentor and give money to people like themselves, while those starting out do what they see people like themselves doing.
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It has been so long ago since slavery happened and I don't think it's reasonable to give money to people who didn't have to go through being a slave.
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As much as I want to win ... I don't mind losing but I'm not going to just give money to a guy who's beating himself and making stupid mistakes.
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Donations were brought in such large numbers in just a few hours that officials had to stop accepting them and ask that people give money instead, the station reported.
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Bloomberg News reported Monday that those involved in the process have told the president not to give money to the fund after reviewing how the account is set up.
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Then, for the next 500 years, you have this really, kind of, complicated, interesting history of how governments decide to give money to poor people, and support poor people.
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A number of past investors in SAC, including the private equity firm the Blackstone Group, declined to comment about whether they would give money to Mr. Cohen's new firm.
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He'd been promising to give money to all these different people, but in private he had been doing as much as he could to avoid giving anything to anybody.
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" Daniel Kurtz, another tax attorney who specializes in nonprofits, told the paper that usually, "Most groups lean on board members to give money, not for board members to get money.
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And while it's not unusual for a president to give money to the arts, as Farenthold's extensive reporting has revealed, it's somewhat unusual for Trump to have given at all.
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So if you give money to your grandchildren, you need them to cash that check before the end of the year in order to count as a gift in 2018.
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They can also give money to state and local candidates, depending on state campaign finance laws, or up to $2,000 to each of one or more candidates for federal office.
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Also, wedding season is upon us, and we want to know: If you think it's okay to give money as a gift, how much is the right amount of cash?
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"Fair Shot" author Chris Hughes is trying to convince America's richest citizens to give money to working people — not education policy, not inspirational messages, not invocations to try harder. Cash.
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In addition to taking bribes, Choi was found guilty of leaning on businesses to give money to her foundations, a major part of the scandal that led to Park's impeachment.
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And funding fears were heightened in February, when President Lopez Obrador said the government would no longer fund civil society groups but instead give money straight to people in need.
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West, who claimed he was "still 53 million dollars in personal debt," said that people do not give money to "real artists" like him but rather open schools in Africa.
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We constantly hear there are more seed and early stage funds now than ever before and more angels willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big.
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Volunteers also built a tool to make it easier to give money to Mr. Sanders; his campaign says 94 percent of the $200 million he has raised has come online.
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Rather than spend money on each other, you can give money to a cause that's important to you, said Ellen Sirull, a senior manager of content at Experian Consumer Services.
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To give money or supplies to aid those suffering from a natural disaster is one thing; it is another to transport what is needed to where it can be used.
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The woman hasn't explained the apparent act of charity, but her mother told police that her daughter had expressed a desire "to give money to people," according to the Herald.
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He announced on March 5 that he would be sitting out the presidential race to help fund Democratic candidates in downballot races and give money to causes combating climate change.
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If drug companies give money to physicians before they sit on a Food and Drug Administration panel to approve a therapy, it would clearly look like a conflict of interest.
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Jacquelyn Smith, 54, asked him to stop the car so she could give money to a woman holding what appeared to be a baby outside in the rain, he said.
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And unlike many benefactors, who just give money away, Mr. Cullman and his wife, who died in 21942, often took active roles in shaping their beneficiaries' cultural and educational projects.
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What quantitative easing was supposed to do was give money to banks, which they were supposed to loan out, injecting money into the wider economy, but they haven't done that.
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It's a move that feels more similar to Patreon, as it offers increased opportunities for fans to give money to streamers solely to support them instead actually receiving things in return.
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In July, Pompeo said there was "no rationale" for the IMF to give money to Pakistan that would then be used to pay off Chinese loans, comments that further rattled Islamabad.
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So while Republicans who want to donate money to a presidential campaign only have one candidate to give money to, Democrats are currently splitting their contributions between more than 20 candidates.
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In the past, Pence has opposed both gay marriage and extra legal protections for LGBTQ people; he's also floated the idea that the government should give money to "gay conversion" therapy.
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"We are a developing country, yet we frequently give money away to others," laments one on Mtime, a movie review and ticketing platform (never mind that BRI involves few free handouts).
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If I decide to give money to a family member, a person experiencing homelessness, or an institution, I have decided to trust their judgment, and I never think about it again.
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Newspaper reports about street beggars making lucrative gains by pretending to be homeless and concerns about donated money supporting addictions have left people confused about whether to give money, said Whitlock.
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FEC Chairwoman Caroline Hunter told The Washington Post that the names of donors who give money to nonprofits to be used in political campaigns beginning Wednesday will have to be reported.
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Sixteen Thirty Fund is closely tied to Arabella Advisors, a firm that advises donors and nonprofits about where to give money and was founded by former Clinton administration appointee Eric Kessler.
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As my colleague James Barron wrote, the owners have set up a group called Corvette Heroes and have promised to give money from ticket sales to the National Guard Educational Foundation.
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If you're wondering what you can do, one easy way to pitch in is to give money to one or more of the many charities involved with the response and recovery.
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Over the last few decades, they have been more likely to speak to their legislators or give money to gun-related political groups, according to research from the Pew Research Center.
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Democrats want major corporations to show to which candidates and causes they give money, and last year worked to block two SEC commissioner nominations when the nominees would not support donation disclosures.
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People are calling for justice for a Baltimore mom and engineer who was allegedly killed while trying to give money to a woman she thought was holding a baby in the cold.
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One easy way to pitch in is to give money to one or more of the many charities involved with the response and recovery in Mexico, the Caribbean, and the United States.
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In 2012, after the Civil Rights Agenda claimed Chick-fil-A had said it would no longer give money to anti-gay causes, the company declined to confirm whether that was true.
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If fewer people are willing to give money to the GOP after a high-profile policy fiasco, naturally there's likely to be fewer citizens willing to lend their support in other ways.
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And there is confusion among his donors, who want to give money to a "super PAC" supporting Mr. Trump, but have received conflicting signals from top aides about which one to support.
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As Alex MacGillis reported in The New Republic in 2012, Murray asked those on his payroll to attend fundraisers "to defeat the destructive Barack Obama" and to give money to preferred candidates.
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A witness in the trial of Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez's brother says Mexican kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman tried to give money to Hernandez's campaign in exchange for protecting cocaine shipments.
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This would free up some extra funding to help coverage levels, and would also help combat the narrative that the bill cuts coverage for the poor to give money to the wealthy.
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It is in his interests to have good relations with the governments of the countries where he does business, just as American companies fund political action committees and give money to parties.
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If a candidate mostly receives donations from people who give money to both parties, the candidate's score will reflect a moderate ideology (about a 5 on a scale of 1 to 10).
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Many of these brands are not only simply women-owned but also give money to feminist causes, host feminist events, and are practicing the politics of their aesthetics as best they can.
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But Mr. Bloomberg will not have to give money to the Democratic nominee's campaign — he can keep his own campaign going and use it to help the nominee or hurt President Trump.
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Skeptics who see the Kochs' sentencing-reform effort as a publicity stunt note that they have continued to give money to groups and candidates that have run scurrilous tough-on-crime campaigns.
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Democrats want major corporations to show to which candidates and causes they give money, and last year worked to block two SEC commissioner nominations when the nominees would not support donation disclosures.
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From Coinage: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack No customer will be required to give money, of course, but based on the fundraising success of past years, it looks like many will.
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Immediately after Jacquelyn Smith's death, Baltimore police said in a statement that she had stopped to give money to a woman who appeared to have a baby and a sign asking for help.
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They are disproportionately well-educated and engaged with politics, disproportionately likely to actually give money or attend a rally, and disproportionately likely to live in places that are represented in Congress by Democrats.
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With ActBlue – the single vendor that handles nearly all digital donations for Democrats and makes it easy for people to give money to many candidates – you can see who donated to multiple campaigns.
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The White House would give money to the USGS to help develop a clear way for consumers and utilities to see how much water is being used, and how they can use less.
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If you're straight, you might support an organization working with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth, or if you've never had an addiction, you could give money to support a local needle exchange.
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And while the conference did give money away when it was an educational non-profit, the primary mission was to get people to New Orleans and teach them about New Orleans and cocktails.
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The reason there's a give-money-to-rich-people provision in a bill called the "Better Care Reconciliation Act" is because it's a millionaire tax cut bill dressed up as a health bill.
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If you're a big donor or company looking to give money to an advocacy group who will push for your special tax break or regulatory exclusion, you shouldn't bother looking at No Labels.
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Pastor Hinn also preaches the "prosperity gospel," a belief system that teaches followers that they can acquire wealth if they are devout Christians who give money, and lots of it, to his ministry.
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Because I don't have checks, trustworthy friends, or a desire to give money to those fuckers even by accident, I ask my editor Brian if I can Venmo him $22,2000 in the morning.
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Góes said that the group of nine states, part of Brazil's Amazon region, plan to unveil a way for foreign nations to give money to state-level projects aimed at preserving the forests.
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For example, Fidelity Charitable, a donor-advised fund, allows people to give money, take a tax deduction in the same year, and then invest and allocate the money to select charities over time.
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Cy pres awards, which remain rare, give money that cannot feasibly be distributed to participants in a class action suit to unrelated entities as long as it would be in the plaintiffs' interests.
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But before you sign on to the growing trend of living in a multi-generational household, financial advisors say, you should give money matters as much scrutiny as you would a household chore chart.
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"Trump can solve this if he goes out and creates Trump donors that give money down ticket that he can claim credit for ... every one of these other candidates have done that," Shields said.
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There are, however, approximately 83 million evangelical Christians in America, well more than half of whom claim to support Israel, and well more than three-quarters of whom claim to give money to charity.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) needs to reach an agreement with Greece and its European creditors by next week to ensure that the fund has enough time to give money to the embattled nation.
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The fund has so far refused to give money to Greece until its debt is made more sustainable — relaxing the terms and potentially reducing the payments but making them over a longer time period.
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In a sense, getting into a relationship like this is the essence of why so many plutocrats give money to politicians — a chance to be a player, to joke around at the highest levels.
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Beyond questions of blame, a new controversy emerged Monday morning in left-wing circles over whether the liberal fundraisers were right to give money that would ultimately end up being used for conservative aims.
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Perero allegedly said that last Thursday, she became angry after learning her mother planned to give money to her siblings — despite Perero's assertion that she cared for the elderly woman, according to the arrest report.
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So if we agree, again and again, that it is generally better to give money than it is to give things, why do we persist in donating canned goods instead of probably more effective cash?
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Give money some meaning Personal finance is more about behavior than it is math, and it's much easier to stick to a money habit when that habit is attached to a larger, more meaningful goal.
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There are two federal campaign election laws that make it specifically a crime to give money to a foreign national in a campaign and to hide it by falling -- by filing false and misleading reports.
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Uber and Lyft are reportedly going to give money to some of its drivers to enable them to buy stock in the transportation companies' respective initial public offerings, The Wall Street Journal reported earlier today.
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Many in the community either know Ceglowski personally or are familiar with him through his quirky internet presence, and it became apparent that donors preferred to give money across the board to all his picks.
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Chris Christie asking voters to give money to the non-profit organization that has been set up to fund Trump's transition effort -- the operation that prepares for a candidate to take over the White House.
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The younger generation is much more likely than older ones to give money to more politically sensitive areas such as the environment and public health, as the two Mas are doing with their respective foundations.
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The new business model will be to beg investors to give money to the new co-CEOs, who will radically change the company by wearing suits to investor presentations instead of ill-fitting t-shirts.
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The league's salary cap of $421,242, spread across a 23.3-player roster, is actually much lower -- $27,21972, less than a living wage -- although teams can also give money to help players with housing and transportation.
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The Hill emailed 30 Republican lobbyists, almost all of them donors to President Trump in 2016, to ask whether they would give money to a legal defense fund for someone in the administration; 11 responded.
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As an employer, I feel that we have to do something on our end to set up a system to give money back to our employees who aren't documented so that they can become citizens.
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Give Money Some Meaning Personal finance is more about behavior than it is math, and it's much easier to stick to a money habit when that habit is attached to a larger, more meaningful goal.
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You will also see, though, where investment isn't-, and opportunity's not there, they will use that money to give money back to their shareholders in some form, which include pension funds, and many other things.
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After Pete Buttigieg urged people to visit his campaign website, for example, Bloomberg joked that people can go to his, as well, but they won't be able to give money because he's not raising any.
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The bill lets the federal government give money to dying news outlets and give federal intelligence agencies the ability to target foreign propaganda online, using federal approved "facts" to counter news they don't see fit.
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Even if you remove race from the equation for a moment, why should I give money to an organization that has barely said anything about a gun owner who was killed by a police officer?
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A parliamentary panel is investigating whether the conglomerates, known as chaebol, were pressured by Park or a friend and aide to give money to two non-profit foundations backing Park's policies in exchange for special treatment.
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Wooing small donors also garners you a base of passionate people who are literally invested in your cause, making them more likely to canvass for you, turn out for you, and give money in future elections.
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If Wage hadn't gotten the job on Wall Street, someone else would have—someone who wasn't as concerned about the plight of African children, whereas Wage earns to give money that saves thousands of disadvantaged people.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) argued that Trump has done little to help veterans and that the businessman only followed through on promises to give money from a fundraiser to veterans groups after pressure from the media.
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But CBS's statement does not directly say that Moonves was voluntarily leaving; rather, it says he will not get severance payments until the investigation is complete, and that he will give money to a #MeToo organization.
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Kennedy's online cooking class was one example; in California, Garcia has been holding "flash funding teleconferences," in which participants sign up for Zoom-hosted conversations, give money and are encouraged to hold their own virtual fundraisers.
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Nathanson, who was one of Clinton's top donors and fundraisers in 2016, told The Hill he'd continue to give money and support to Democratic candidates in gubernatorial and mayoral races in his home state of California.
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"They are happy to prosecute FGM, they are happy to give money abroad to stamp it out, but they are failing to protect women who are at risk if deported," Proudman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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NAIROBI — A Kenyan lawmaker was charged with assault on Friday after a female colleague told the police that he struck her for failing to give money to his constituency, Kenyan officials and local news reports said.
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On the plus side, many Republicans are arguing to donors that it's time to give money down-ticket to help save the House and Senate majorities -- an argument that becomes much easier with Trump's poll numbers flagging.
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It hit a session low overnight of 103.95 yen shortly after Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Japan was not considering "helicopter money," a policy in which governments give money directly to citizens to stimulate the economy.
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"You can't give money to the state committee, forget it," Bill Samuels, the founder of EffectiveNY, a nonprofit group devoted to government reform, who is a supporter of Mr. de Blasio's, said in an interview this week.
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We all do plenty of things without knowing if or when or how or how much they will work: we say prayers, take multivitamins, give money to someone on Second Avenue who looks like she needs it.
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Patreon has a very simple business model: Fans give money to Patreon to pass along to their favorite content makers; Patreon takes a 5 percent cut and gives those content makers a platform to host subscriber-only content.
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"If unions or anyone give money to any of these groups, they can lose my number," Mr. Cuomo said during a meeting with labor unions last week, according to Bill Lipton, state director of the Working Families Party.
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And so we built out this whole data model and we thought, well that's really great, because we won't just enable people to give money and candidates to raise money, we can also provide objective information about elections.
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It hit a global session low overnight of 103.95 yen shortly after Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Japan was not considering "helicopter money," a policy in which governments give money directly to citizens to stimulate the economy.
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He also was going to make his children the beneficiaries of his Individual Retirement Account and give money to charity, but, for tax purposes, it made much more sense to do it the other way around, she said.
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Trump says there's no reason to give money to governments that don't do enough (in his estimation) to aid the border security of the US. He may see what happens to border security when he gets his wish.
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John KeefeBrooklyn To the Editor: Aaron E. Carroll and Peter B. Bach argue that collective decision-making in how tax dollars are spent is morally superior to private decision-making by high-income individuals who give money away.
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He was among the leaders of two efforts — one a cryptocurrency credit card and the other an initial coin offering — that had to give money back to investors after various partnerships that Mr. Shrem had promised fell through.
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Unlike a number of other candidates, such as Mr. O'Rourke and Senators Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren, Mr. Biden has not spent years building a muscular digital operation aimed at stimulating online supporters to give money.
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"You just can't give money to send people out of the system while neglecting to put money into the system to fix the capacity problem that is there," said Garry Augustine, the Washington director for Disabled American Veterans.
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"I used to cut grass and had all kinds of odd jobs to give money to my family, but also to save money so I could go to the movies," Cruise says in a recent interview with People.
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"These cool Instagram brands would rather tap into their networks and share their following than continue to give money to Facebook, which will take their ad dollars and then place them right next to a competitor," she says.
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But when a number of Mennonites in my hometown began to give money to a pastor who drove a motorcycle onstage — a motorcycle they gave him for a new church holiday called "Pastor's Appreciation Day" — I was genuinely baffled.
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And we look at so-called "orphan trusts" — trusts that are set up to give money to small, local causes, but eventually get bought up by bigger banks and used less for charitable good and more for financial gain.
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Earlier this month, Sarah Silverman tweeted about a new website called Make Tweets Great Again that had sprung up to give money to the ACLU every time President Donald Trump dropped a tweet bomb from his personal account. HA!
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It's his only consistent donation, but "every once in a while, when I see a charity that I want to give money to, like ASPCA [American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals], I'll do it," he says.
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According to Foley's mother, US government officials threatened the family with possible prosecution if they tried to raise money for a ransom for their son's release because it was against the law to give money to a terrorist group.
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Trump says that there's no reason to give money to governments that don't do enough (in his estimation) to aid the border security of the US. He may see what happens to border security when he gets his wish.
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Let's try to follow the logic under this Republican proposal: One of the reasons they want to give money directly to the states is because it's unfair that some states opted in to Medicaid expansion and other states didn't.
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These additional tools set Current's card apart from other "kid debit cards" like Visa Buxx, as it's not simply a way to give money to kids on plastic – it's a whole system for teaching them about money and responsibility.
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It has been a rhetorical cudgel Republicans used to bash Democrats as soft on the threat of Soviet communism, and to portray the left as wanting to raise people's taxes to give money to undeserving, lazy, shiftless, poor people.
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"Michael Bloomberg offering to give money to Republicans hypothetically makes a clear case," says Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the think tank New America and the author of several books on money in politics (and a Vox contributor).
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"Michael Bloomberg offering to give money to Republicans hypothetically makes a clear case," added Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the think tank New America and the author of several books on money in politics (and a Vox contributor).
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Victor Gonzalez, the 40-year-old former pastor, allegedly refused to give victims their benefits cards, which he'd confiscated, when they asked to leave, instead using those cards to give money to people who were not eligible for welfare.
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Parnas and Fruman were arrested Wednesday and have been accused of violating campaign finance laws in order to give money to Republican committees including a $325,000 contribution in 2018 to a pro-Trump super PAC called America First Action.
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In his trial testimony, Mr. Sefolosha admitted to having a heated argument with one of the officers but said he was only trying to give money to a man he thought was homeless when he was surrounded and tackled.
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Real estate developer Al Hoffman Jr. told CNN's Ana Cabrera on Sunday that he would not give money to lawmakers if they did not spring into action, confirming he had sent an email to GOP leaders explaining his decision.
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MH: One of the things that I was thinking about that you said that was really interesting was about the whole way you get accepted in society is give money to charity, and it's definitely true in New York.
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" The format is similar to Facebook's Hard Questions blog, and the majority of the "toughest questions" focus on the projects the Foundation funds (and doesn't fund), and how it does so: "Why don't you give money to fight climate change?
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The Good Samaritan who was stabbed to death in Baltimore after rolling down her car window to give money to a panhandler asking for help for her infant had no idea the baby was fake, her husband says in news interviews.
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Organized by the longstanding elders of the community, the weekly event features large crowds comprised of hundreds of taxi drivers, construction workers, and other imported laborers who cheer on the athletes, as well as give money to those who are victorious.
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" Trump insisted later Thursday that he would not accept a deal without money for his long-desired border wall, telling reporters in the Oval Office, "If they're not going to give money for the wall ... it's not going to work.
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He had said in March that he wasn't interested in a presidential campaign and instead would redirect his efforts "to help fund Democratic candidates in down-ballot races and give money to causes combatting climate change," Insider's Grace Panetta reported.
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Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has worked with countless billionaires and today, as the founder and chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, he travels the world urging the ultra-wealthy to give money to charitable causes.
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He seems to believe that because he didn't give money to Cohen from the 2016 campaign account that it was totally fine to dole out tens of thousands of dollars to silence women making allegations about a candidate for president.
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Mark Holden, the Koch general counsel, who has overseen Koch Industries' criminal-justice-reform work, acknowledges that the brothers were motivated to give money to the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers after being prosecuted for environmental crimes, in 2000.
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"A left-wing politician thought it was ridiculous to give money to a family that's rich, and so he stopped the subsidy," said Frits Duparc, former director of the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague, who served as mediator in the dispute.
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Former presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that she "certainly didn't" have any knowledge of Democratic donor and Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's alleged history of sexual assault, telling CNN that she plans to give money he donated to her to charity.
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Justice Samuel Alito wrote the majority opinion, which argued that requiring nonunion members to contribute agency fees violated their First Amendment rights because unions are political organizations — and asking nonmembers to give money is compelling them to make a political statement.
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Danny Crichton: 'Cause we ultimately all have the choice of who we take monies from and who we give money to and you wanna make sure that that's the kind of thing you can look in the mirror and feel really proud about.
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As Lalich points out, "People beginning to dress a certain way, having a certain look associated with them" — and having to give money to the leader of their movement in order to do so — is one of the earliest signs of a cult.
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"It's one thing to run online ads in D.C. to boost your fundraising or boost your profile among D.C.-types who maybe could give money or send resources, provide anything to your candidacy — but not for a sheriff's race," Josh Stewart said.
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"The case is very grave as the suspect has demonstrated acts of abuse of power by making companies give money and infringing on the freedom of corporate management by using powerful position and authority as president," the prosecutors' office said in a statement.
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"I'm waiting for him to come forward as a statesman, and so far he hasn't done it," said Walter Stern, a longtime RJC board member and the vice chairman of a private equity firm, who hasn't decided whether to give money to Trump.
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I think if you're going to give money to companies, which I guess they're talking about giving billions of dollars to cruise lines and airlines and hotels, now, I think you've got to be really careful setting up what's the framework. Who?
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And so you are not as prone to certain spontaneous acts of generosity — to put a few dollars in a tip jar where workers are underpaid or give money to a homeless person on a cold night on your way home from work.
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The Obama administration did not directly give money to Iran as part of the 2015 nuclear deal; instead the United States unfroze billions in assets as part of a decades-long debt dispute, $1.7 billion of which was transferred in cash in 2016.
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Washington (CNN)The US House of Representatives is set to vote this week on a bill to give money for more security at schools, as the nation's lawmakers continue to search for legislative solutions to gun violence that can pass the Legislative Branch.
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The plan is to give money, resources and training to the Libyans to keep the migrants there, an idea somewhat similar to the European Union's deal with Turkey, only this one is with a country run by competing militias and multiple weak governments.
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"It's corrupting to give money to countries like Greece that never reform; those are taxpayer monies the people who voted worked hard for," Mr. Meltzer, now a professor at the Tepper Business School at Carnegie Mellon University, said in an interview last week.
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Medicine has become more transparent over the past decade, with drug and device makers now publishing information about which doctors and teaching hospitals they give money or gifts to, and medical journals and research institutions pushing for clear disclosures on conflicts of interest.
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A firm that wanted to pay Trump could, for example, create an indirectly controlled intermediary shell company, give money to that shell entity, and then have the shell entity hire DT Aerospace (Bermuda) LLC or whichever other Trump-owned firm it likes.
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Vice News reported Wednesday that AT&T's PAC, which has already made its contributions for 2018 campaigns, "will take all concerns" about King "very seriously" when it decides who to give money to in future years, according to an email from an AT&T spokesman.
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The investigation is over whether the business leaders, which including Samsung and Hyundai Motor Group, were ever pressured by President Park Gen-hye or her friend Choi Soon-sil to give money to two non-profit foundations in exchange for special treatment, Reuters reported.
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Obviously, people give money to candidates for different reasons (for example, to make sure a candidate makes the debate stage), but once you lock in on a candidate, you might logically stop giving to others — so it seems reasonable to interpret some fluidity here.
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President Bill Clinton trashed the rule, but Trump decided USAID shouldn't give money to non-governmental organizations that so much as counsel women on the option of abortion — or NGOs that provide abortions in cases other than rape, incest, or danger to the mother's life.
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It was named, perhaps, because wealthy people once gave boxes filled with gifts, money and Christmas leftovers to their employees on this day or because churches put out boxes for people to give money to the poor to be distributed the day after Christmas.
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It's saying that rich people are paying too much in taxes, that they've been paying too much for a long time, and that it's now time to give money back to them by incurring an additional $1.5 trillion in debt over the next 10 years.
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While health care workers and local governments frantically race against the clock to keep up with the escalating medical caseloads while trying to keep themselves and their families safe, Congress was still able to find the time to give money away to rich people.
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Red envelopes of cash are traditionally handed out as gifts at Chinese New Year, an occasion the couple used to give money to thousands of soldiers, police and Hun Sen bodyguards who gathered outside their mansion in Phnom Penh, according to local media reports.
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When Jacquelyn Smith was killed in December, after stopping her car to give money to a needy woman with a baby, her husband told police a man approached her car, reached inside for her wallet, stabbed her and then fled with the woman and baby.
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"I can give money all day long, but at some point you want them to understand you're human," Jordan told the AP. Stephanie Parker, a mom of four whose house flooded and whose car was destroyed, told the AP that Jordan's presence meant a lot to her.
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He called Trump fragile, then offered to participate in an unsanctioned one-on-one debate with him; he offered to give money to charity should Trump accept his challenge, just as Trump did five years ago when he challenged President Obama to produce his birth certificate.
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In 1834, lawmakers in Britain amended a law designed to give money to the poor "based on Malthusian reasoning that helping the poor only encourages them to have more children and thereby exacerbate poverty," Michael Shermer, an author and publisher of Skeptic magazine, writes in Scientific American.
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The proposed plan would give money to farmers in three states bordering Delhi - Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh - to cover 80 percent of the cost of machinery to remove the crop stubble, said the officials, who declined to be named ahead of cabinet discussions on the matter.
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"If unions or anyone give money to any of these groups, they can lose my number," Mr. Cuomo said in a private meeting last week, according to Bill Lipton, the state director of the Working Families Party, a progressive alliance that backed Ms. Nixon last weekend.
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"What is not authorized is any arrangement where someone gets preference for their visa if they give money to a company that is controlled by the family of a United States government official," said Richard Painter, a former chief ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush.
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The move was deemed an illegal one by a (Republican) administration in 1992—the GOP has long craved to use the federal government to just straight-up give money to the rich, but in that era, at least, they concluded they'd never get away with this.
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The bosses of conglomerates controlling revenue equivalent to more than half the country's economy were questioned over whether they were pressured by Park or a friend and aide to give money to non-profit foundations, which backed initiatives put forth by Park, in exchange for special treatment.
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He wrote in the email that he would not give money to Mr. Scott, who is considering a campaign for the Senate in 2018, or other Florida Republicans he has backed in the past, including Representative Brian Mast, if they did not support new gun legislation.
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"Last Week Tonight" has in its first three seasons built a reputation for quirky advocacy, whether calling for letter-writing campaigns or — as in his last show of 2016, after the election — urging viewers to give money to threatened social causes and to support news organizations financially.
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Here's everything we know about the candidate and how he stacks up against the competitionThe life of Michael Bloomberg: How an unemployed 39-year-old banker became a billionaire, 3-time mayor of New York, and presidential hopefulMichael Bloomberg is the only candidate to give money to the DNC.
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A parliamentary panel is investigating whether the so-called chaebol, which include the heavyweight Samsung and Hyundai Motor Groups, were pressured by President Park Geun-hye or her friend and aide to give money to two non-profit foundations backing Park's policy initiatives in exchange for special treatment.
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In the episode, he made a point that many people of means love, love, LOVE to give money to colleges they never went to (or never could have even gotten into), because it is fun to be a rich person with your name on a building at Harvard.
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In a letter to investors posted on its website, Link said it believed a suspension until December would give the manager time to reposition the fund's portfolio into more liquid assets, in order to give money back to clients that seek to leave when the suspension is lifted.
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After successfully encouraging disaffected, high-profile Republicans to publicly disavow their party's nominee, Clinton's campaign in the last two weeks has launched a coordinated effort to convince conservatives to give money to the only woman standing in Donald Trump's way, and to get their friends to do the same.
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"When they give money, [corporate PACs] are looking to preserve access in case they need a future meeting with somebody; they're not looking to influence the outcome of an election," said Michael Malbin, director of the Campaign Finance Institute and a professor of political science at the University at Albany.
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Twitch offered a number of ways to monetize a live stream and attracted a huge audience of young gamers who, to their parents' confusion, wanted not only to watch people play video games for hours but also to give money to their favorite streamers in the form of subscriptions and tips.
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But because unions engage in politics even at the bargaining table, on issues such as how public dollars are spent on salaries and benefits, five of the court's justices said such fees violate workers' free-speech rights, by forcing them to give money to organizations whose views they may not support.
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Read more: After a month in Morocco, I can tell you the last place you want to stay is in a hotel or AirbnbIn Cuba, traditional hotels are mostly state-owned and overpriced, while casa particulares, or homestays, cost $20-40, are very nice, and give money directly to regular Cubans.
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That's why, in the coming months, Mr. Peruri of VoterCircle plans to rebrand his platform as OutreachCircle, making it a liberal one-stop shop to plan house parties, call your representative, advocate for a cause, give money to a candidate … and, if you're so inclined, snoop on your friends' voting history.
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" All who entered the stadium had to pass by what we might best describe as a "Hall of Shame" – at least 16 sculptures with inscriptions that warned fans and competitors not to give money for the purpose of gaining an Olympic victory, but to win by "speed of foot and strength of body.
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DHILLON: And in Silicon Valley, like you mentioned, the effect of this is that matching programs and corporations where corporations will say if you give money to a charity like Alliance Defending Freedom, an outstanding Christian First Amendment law firm, they will not match it if the organization is on that list.
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As the richest people in America fixate on how to give money to the poorest, the Cherokee program is a case study of whether a basic income is in fact a practical proposal for alleviating economic inequality or just another oversimplified, undercooked Silicon Valley fix to one of the most intractable problems our society faces.
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Bravo host Andy Cohen spoke out Wednesday as well, telling his Instagram followers that while it's "everybody's right to give money to whatever candidate they want," he was personally wrestling with whether to continue being an Equinox customer (and in fact said he had already been also going to another New York City gym).
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Instead, I start from the premise as a political philosopher that the questions that are worth exploring involve the political and ethical dimensions within a social setting about charitable giving, so that we can squarely fix our attention on the social norms and public policies that gives structure and shape to the individual decisions to give money away.
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Fifty-six percent opposed taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood (with 47 percent "strongly" opposing) while 60 percent said they would be "less likely" to vote for their Senator if he or she voted to give money to the nation's largest abortion provider instead of Community Health Centers (with 21625 percent saying they would be "much less likely").
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"All we know is that there was a gun pointed in our direction, and we were demanded to give money," Lochte said, though in the version told by the Brazilian police, the swimmers agreed to pay for the damage they had done at the station after armed guards threatened to call the police if they did not do so.
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" When Debbie Stabenow asked about Mulvaney's description of Social Security as a Ponzi scheme, Mulvaney refused to backtrack on the comparison: "What I described it as was a plan that takes money from people now in order to give money to people now … I wouldn't read too much into the description of it as a Ponzi scheme.
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Depending on which of Trump's campaign promises they were most worried about, Oliver said, they should give money to Planned Parenthood, the Center for Reproductive Rights, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the International Refugee Assistance Project, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the Trevor Project for LGBTQ youth or the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
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Generally living in the DC area and working at lobbying shops or trade associations or running corporate PACs, they give money fairly indiscriminately to incumbent politicians (especially the ones on relevant committees) in exchange for access, with the implied threat that the money could vanish someday if the politician were to cross the donors' core interests.
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Democratic strategist James Carville on Monday declared GOP presidential nominee's Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign "dead" as he urged voters to give money to support Democratic House candidates.
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Some of our journalists, including our chief White House correspondent, Peter Baker, do go further, though: As reporters, our job is to observe, not participate, and so to that end, I don't belong to any political party, I don't belong to any non-journalism organization, I don't support any candidate, I don't give money to interest groups and I don't vote.
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In touting his policies, which he said allowed "wealthy people and companies" to give money to disadvantaged areas, Mr. Trump showcased the story of Tony Rankins from Cincinnati, an Army veteran and former addict who he said was currently at work in an "opportunity zone," a tax incentive that is intended to encourage investors to pump money into the nation's poorest neighborhoods.
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I don't care if he's ... he's a good blowhard as far as I'm concerned and he's pushing on the homeless stuff and pushing for them to give money and to take their hands off of their giant sums of cash and hand it out to people less fortunate and look for solutions, because it's not an easy solution in San Francisco, the homeless problem.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) vowed Saturday to not allow the U.S. to give money to the United Nations until it reversed its Friday decision forcing an end to Israeli settlements.
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More from The Daily Meal 8 Secret Fast Food Menu Items for Your Dog 18 Superfoods You Should Try Feeding to Your Amazing Dog The 50 Happiest Countries in the World Stop Believing These 25 Food and Exercise Myths 35 Tourist Trap Restaurants That Are Actually Really Good "He would go to the store and watch the children give money and receive something in exchange," teacher Angela Garcia Bernal told the news outlet.
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