"Giving money to Bolton is no different than giving money to Schumer, Pelosi or Schiff," Schwartz, the Republican consultant, said, referring to Democratic lawmakers Sen.
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Giving money to Latin American insurgents waging uprisings in their own countries was one thing; giving money to a transnational terror group with ambitions of hitting the West was something entirely different.
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Who's actually coming and who are you giving money to?
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Regardless, investors kept coming and giving money to the company.
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"People should be giving money to Haiti," Ms. Morrison said.
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If you weren't giving money to a new college auditorium.
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Mark Zuckerberg or whoever is giving money to local news.
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"I deeply regret giving money to Gary Tanner," Davenport told Preska.
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César Acuña was excluded for giving money to voters while campaigning.
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Giving money to down-ballot candidates feels like a good hedge.
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Every Williamson jersey that is sold isn't giving money to Zion.
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Always giving money to people at the stop sign and stuff.
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The Fund is also giving money to preschools for low income students.
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So the administration, through regulations in 2014, prioritized giving money to insurers.
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But donors face no such restrictions when giving money to super PACs.
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But the Republican National Committee has resumed giving money to his campaign.
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There's also nothing wrong with giving money to people who need it.
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When they arrived at that realization, they started giving money to causes.
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Giving money to adult children would also reduce a family's tax liability.
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I used to hate guns, even giving money to anti-gun organizations.
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DIMON: YOU MAKE IT SOUND LIKE WE'RE GIVING MONEY TO RICH CORPORATIONS.
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But there's a little stinginess on the part of the Republicans who are more interested in giving money to the big corporations than giving money to the middle-income Americans who are going to be facing this problem.
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So, when you're giving money to places, as he does, he also does a lot here, but when you're giving money to places where, frankly, government could never solve that problem, I think it's much easier to justify.
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Lots of volunteer hours, people giving money to these organizations, and real engagement.
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Most of all, they should avoid giving money to family members, he said.
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You might want to think twice before giving money to your adult child.
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Giving money to your grandchild could help them out significantly if done right.
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Some tech companies began giving money to the campaign to fight the tax.
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Name Withheld Giving money to a campaign is, like voting, an expressive act.
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The changes can protect backers from giving money to a project that never materializes.
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Experts recommend that parents be open and fair when giving money to adult children.
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo controls the M.T.A. He is also giving money to Amazon.
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Again, you can imagine the astonishment in the Google offices: we're giving money to extremists?
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We're really excited about more people coming in, giving money to developers, building new experiences.
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"Keep giving money to senators and buying your way to the position," the protestor said.
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Experts see some needs, like education, as a compelling area for giving money to children.
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The Republican National Committee is also giving money to his campaign, according to multiple reports.
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A wall is not a solution, but neither is giving money to Central American countries.
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Smarter Living: When giving money to environmental organizations, here's how to make your donation count.
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Among individuals, people in their 20s and 30s appear particularly enthusiastic about giving money to charity.
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Google executives are separately giving money to the cause, though the report didn't cite specifically who.
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In the meantime, you'd better love giving money to Comcast because the company loves taking it.
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This leads to another problem: the question of who will be giving money to Clinton's PAC.
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That is different for me than just giving money to a homeless organization that's ... Sure. Right?
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Giving money to people is just one component of an effective fiscal response to the pandemic.
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If you're interested in giving money to a food pantry in your community, check out FoodPantries.
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You'll be giving money to Universal Pictures, and the studio will have a good opening weekend.
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" It also highlights the businessman's "four bankruptcies" and blasts him for "giving money to the Clintons.
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"Giving money to people in whatever form, it's a fiscal policy task," Mr. Draghi said Thursday.
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"Giving money to people in whatever form, it's a fiscal policy task," Mr. Draghi said Thursday.
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The Sackler family is known for its philanthropy, giving money to universities and prestigious cultural institutions.
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Oprah Winfrey, the talk show host, said she would think twice about giving money to panhandlers.
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SoftBank is at it again giving money to companies that rival startups it has already invested in.
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Charlie Rangel (D-NY) and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee — but never giving money to Donald Trump.
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And then this is funneled upward—meaning, the parishes eventually end up giving money to the Vatican?
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Recently, he poked fun at church officials and asked Catholics to stop giving money to the church.
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There is a surface logic to giving money to people who can't afford to pay the rent.
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HB: Where does the Republican congressmen that they were giving money to fit into all of this?
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HB: Where does the Republican Congressman that they were giving money to fit into all of this?
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And if you're giving money to someone who's not much good at that, you're in real trouble.
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"Giving money to torch the Amazon"The president gave no evidence and did not elaborate any further.
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Another example that I've heard discussed is direct cash transfers: just giving money to the world's poorest people.
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If you're one of the parents who is still giving money to your adult children, you're not alone.
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For instance, will giving money to more experienced men suddenly quash sexism or bro culture in the industry?
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Traditional Republican donors like Paul Singer are still giving money to the party, but others have broken rank.
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It was a victory for conservatives who called on the government to stop giving money to the organization.
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It is outright hypocrisy to protect your own donors while demonizing the people giving money to your opponent.
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What's funny is that it's actually, giving money to poor people is way less controversial in poor countries.
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Selena Gomez said that she was giving money to relief efforts, and urged followers to do the same.
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"I am still optimistic that we can do better than just giving money to poor people," she says.
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That organization has supported some of the same senators as the Mylan PAC while giving money to other lawmakers.
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West also claimed that giving money to him would be more fruitful that opening up a school in Africa.
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Giving money to a high earner who is then pushed into a still-higher tax bracket could be another.
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All these other people are giving money to actually go do something – pay them off, throw them a fundraiser.
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Putin giving money to a company where the beneficiary is his child's partner is a classic conflict of interest.
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It also included reporting from older donors who said they had believed they were giving money to the president.
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But it's things like giving money to Deryk Engelland, Brandon Bollig, Luca Sbisa, Derek Dorsett and Ryan Miller doesn't help.
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While Aboutrika publicly supported Morsi's successful bid for president in 2012, he has denied ever giving money to the Brotherhood.
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Parker has looked to endear himself to both sides of the aisle by giving money to Republican and Democrat campaigns.
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On a first-year teacher's salary, she bought underwear, toothpaste, and even recalled giving money to her students in need.
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Nonetheless, Greece and the European creditors still don't know if the International Monetary Fund will be giving money to Athens.
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Not only are Silicon Valley's leaders giving money to Mr. Sanders's competitors, they are lending their muscle to the campaigns.
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"I never thought giving money to a porn star would be considered to be an act of patriotism," he said.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Do you agree with Pope Francis's reasoning for giving money to panhandlers?
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Cruz also bashed Trump on Monday for giving money to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and disgraced former Mayor Rod Blagojevich.
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Blindly giving money to nonexistent technology isn't enough to make it real, no matter how many angry comments you leave.
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No, the main reason is about money, and who will be giving money to the Democratic Party in the future.
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For starters, look at who has been giving money to Democratic candidates over the course of the presidential nomination fight.
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In another scam, criminal groups used social media to dupe British donors into giving money to a fake animal welfare appeal.
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That's why we asked Republicans giving money to Clinton's campaign to stop, and give it instead to House and Senate races.
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Giving money to non-profit organizations has long been a way for the wealthy to get a deduction on their taxes.
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" He produced the clip, he said, as a "knowingly fruitless protest effort to prevent people from giving money to the campaign.
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So it's important that they not be cheated or duped into giving money to a company they wouldn't otherwise do it.
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Weinstein was a prominent Democratic donor, giving money to both former President Barack Obama and the party's 2016 nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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Obrador campaigned on giving money to Mexicans in need, not Central American migrants that the US does not want to take.
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Women aren't just running and protesting in larger numbers; they're also giving money to candidates in a way they haven't before.
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The investigations, which ended without any charges being filed, also made some big donors uneasy about giving money to the mayor.
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And out of that they had a least a million dollars in the bank to start giving money to GOP campaigns.
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And out of that, they had at least a million dollars in the bank to start giving money to GOP campaigns.
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The billionaire voucher advocate has spent decades advocating for, organizing and giving money to groups that undermine and demonize public schools.
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This is not just in terms of giving money to formal charitable organizations but also extends to informal acts of kindness.
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In response, some DC residents are giving money to Damian Kidd, a Republican lawyer from Utah and currently Chaffetz's only primary opponent.
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The big picture: Some states are giving money to emergency medical services, but experts say it's not enough to solve the problem.
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And you may be giving money to dozens of charities, rather than donating money in a thoughtful way for the most impact.
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All there's left to say is that giving money to a movie like this is only going to encourage more like it.
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Then, it was hard to ignore the awkwardness of Republicans potentially giving money to the insurers they've complained about for seven years.
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Buybacks, as the Roosevelt Institute study found, also keep wages low by giving money to shareholders rather than investing it in workers.
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But on September 23, Trump seemed to suggest that corruption was his main concern when it came to giving money to Ukraine.
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Find out who sells donor info: Before giving money to a charity, ask the organization whether it trades or sells donor information.
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In a larger sense, the entire episode illustrates an underlying and ongoing problem with the league giving money to brain trauma research.
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What is Simon & Schuster — reputable, legitimate book publisher Simon & Schuster — doing giving money to the guy who declared his birthday World Patriarchy Day?
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The Air Force wants reliable access to space, but Congress doesn't like companies giving money to the Russians in order to do that.
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Central to the prosperity gospel was the idea of tithing, or giving money to the church, ideally one's "first fruits" — or initial earnings.
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But not enough money was brought in to cover those amounts, so the administration, through regulations in 2014, prioritized giving money to insurers.
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He argues that not only is giving money to other countries the right thing to do, it's also good for the American economy.
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Similarly, for the last several decades American, welfare policy has focused on consumption — giving money to the poor so they can consume more.
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For Jona S. Rechnitz and Jeremiah Reichberg, giving money to Mayor Bill de Blasio's political campaigns offered a backstage pass to city government.
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Suburban voters may bristle at giving money to their poorly run neighbour, but they cannot pretend that they owe nothing to the city.
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At the same time, she prioritizes giving money to charity every month and taking care of her 12-year-old black lab mix, Julius.
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Since 1974, the United States has barred foreign nationals from giving money to campaigns and it later barred them from donating to political parties.
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Giving money to disaster relief organization like the Red Cross is an emotional act, which is disproportionate to the amount of money you give.
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Dalio said "giving money to be used for consumption" will merely "diminish the value of money and not increase the size of the pie."
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"As I said very clearly, my Government is not in the business of giving money to private enterprise," the newspaper quoted her as saying.
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Among them is an Ohio case in which three defendants accused of giving money to Al Qaeda's Yemen branch received similar notices in December.
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Apparently he was dropped off at the store and tried just giving money to the clerk, who did not understand anything he was saying.
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He called on others to do what he had done — giving money to their colleges and universities — and on the government to do more.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "I'm not saying the economy is in trouble, but right now, giving money to John Hickenlooper's presidential campaign is a better investment.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "I'm not saying the economy is in trouble, but right now, giving money to John Hickenlooper's presidential campaign is a better investment.
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Truckers for Yang is a group that exists, this week alone we've been covering how many truckers are giving money to Yang and to Bernie.
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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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"Because you are giving money to some charter schools that do discriminate," Pocan said before pressing the Education secretary on her stance on charter schools. .
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Redstone, who she alleges was seeking to avoid an obligation to pay Mr. Redstone's estate taxes by giving money to charity instead of Ms. Herzer.
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Of course, giving money to college players is the biggest NCAA violation of them all ... and JJ says he had to meet with the org.
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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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They're envelopes containing gifts of money given by married people to unmarried people — although many also have the practice of giving money to their parents.
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Blueface did something which on the surface is awesome -- giving money to the poor -- but on another level, some say what he did is degrading.
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Since 1974, the United States has barred foreign nationals from giving money to political campaigns and it later barred them from donating to political parties.
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Such preachers suggest that "planting seeds" (giving money to the church) will bring a harvest of its own, and that wealth is proof of God's love.
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Many of these donors work in Silicon Valley, where "effective altruism," a movement that advocates giving money to the most cost-effective charities, has taken hold.
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But instead of giving money to Stanford or Harvard, where they're hoarding their samples, we now have this entire genetic database that everybody has access to.
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Ross is using some of the money he makes from SoulCycle to fund Trump events and Trump By giving money to SoulCycle you are funding Trump.
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The issue of building both public and internal trust might not be cleanly resolved by giving up a year's bonus or giving money to affected families.
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The Federal Reserve is giving money to the financial institutions in exchange for a promise to pay it back (with interest) at some point later on.
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Some of their neighbors have chipped in by giving money to Levi to support people's wishes, making Levi's project a catalyst for a giving, altruistic community.
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Still, for players, giving money to help develop a video game like Star Citizen offers a way into exclusive content — as well as something more emotional.
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That's why riders and drivers have stuck with the service in the past, even if it meant giving money to a company they don't agree with.
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She recalled giving money to Harvey Gantt, who was running against Jesse Helms in the 1990 North Carolina Senate race, because of Helms's homophobic position on AIDS .
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But another thing that happened is that Donald Trump Sr.'s lawyer Marc Kasowitz got involved in the case — and in giving money to Vance's reelection campaign.
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Unlike Mr. Gates, who has diversified his portfolio and has been giving money to charity at a rapid pace, Mr. Bezos continues to bet heavily on Amazon.
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California and New York are still well represented on the list of top zip codes giving money to Republicans, their relative size and wealth overwhelming their politics.
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Giving money to charity or converting your home to green energy are behaviors deemed beneficial enough to society that they're worth encouraging via tax credits and deductions.
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New York (CNN)The Trump Foundation admitted violating IRS rules by improperly giving money to someone close to the organization, according to a recent federal income tax filing.
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Plus, he will also be giving money to some of our family members who live in poor conditions over there, so I'm happy I can finally help out.
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Their facility for instant payments and transfers is handy for lending or giving money to friends and relatives on a tight budget, as well as for settling bills.
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CHRIS HUGHES: Well, to be clear, it's a deduction for people who are doing a lot -- who are giving money to a lot of philanthropic and nonprofit causes.
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Also, how generous he was with his time — going on USO tours, helping the homeless, giving money to people who couldn't afford it for surgery for their children.
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Yet here I am poised to write a bunch of words that might sway you into giving money to Indiegogo and a Chinese brand you've never heard of.
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Nicki Minaj has been giving money to a small village in India for the last couple of years, a little-known fact she shared with followers this weekend.
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But that's why just giving money to everyone and accepting that some of it will go to those who don't really need help is probably the best solution.
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Authoritarian states can leverage these new methods of crowdfunding in ways that trick naïve investors in the west toward giving money to something that they would never otherwise fund.
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A contribution is defined as "anything of value" and can include giving money to the campaign or spending money to support a candidate's election in coordination with the campaign.
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At issue is whether Mr. Thiel's role in the case will motivate other wealthy and powerful people to settle scores by giving money to litigants whose causes they support.
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A series of reports in recent weeks, most notably in The Washington Post, have revealed that Mr. Trump has stopped giving money to his own foundation in recent years.
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The Schultzes decided to get involved in giving money to military causes shortly after Robert Gates, the defense secretary from 2006 to 2011, joined the Starbucks board in 2012.
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He got involved with TNA on the creative side and, because he has money and name recognition, got suckered into giving money to make up for TNA's budget shortfall.
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Vallee says there's no better stimulus in a crisis than giving money to people who need it because you know with relative certainty that it won't go to waste.
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These megadonors are giving money to benefit the public good that they could be spending on jets, estates and club memberships — or in most cases, more of the above.
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Turns out giving money to some of the nation's smartest people to answer tough problems in medicine and biology generates some good products and ideas, and stimulates the economy.
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The official stance remains: Samsung admitted to giving money to foundations at the center of a corruption scandal involving President Park, but the company maintains it received nothing in return.
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Fitzpatrick said that Soros had worked to outsource certain investment opportunities given its relative lack of expertise, such as giving money to niche managers who focus on China and biotechnology.
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A spokesman said the Contergan foundation was already giving money to affected people around the world provided their condition was linked to their mothers' taking thalidomide from Gruenenthal during pregnancy.
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On the podcast, she touched upon the fact that Trump/Pence supporters have been countering her donations by giving money to groups that don't support Planned Parenthood in her name.
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The dilemma facing the West is whether to keep giving money to an authoritarian government with such scant regard for human rights and little more than the trappings of democracy.
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"I think it would be better if the boys club was disbanded and the lottery would go back to doing business of the lottery -- giving money to education," Sullivan added.
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The meeting took a contentious turn when Trump asked about the Palestinian Authority's practice of giving money to the families of prisoners in Israeli jails and the families of terrorists.
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"'Entrepreneurial' people have seen that foreigners love giving money to orphanages and because of that, they just set them up and they pay child finders to recruit children," Mulheir said.
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But the years since Trump's election have been characterized by "a vibrancy around women's activism," with a record number of women running for office and giving money to political candidates.
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He isn't giving money to presidential candidates from either party; his only recorded political donations were to the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee between the years of 22019 and 2014.
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After years of giving money to charities started and run by upper-middle-class men like himself, he began giving to organizations that were started and led by the poor.
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Read more " ____ "Where to Donate to Harvey Victims (and How to Avoid Scams)" by Christina Caron in The New York Times "Before giving money to an organization, do your research.
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Then Mr. Thiel revealed in mid-October that he was giving money to the candidacy of Donald J. Trump, which infuriated many people in the anti-Trump hotbed of Silicon Valley.
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Later it was revealed that Fred Baron, the Edwards campaign finance chairman, was giving money to Hunter, but he insisted it was his own money and without the knowledge of Edwards.
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During a Republican debate on Thursday, he criticized Trump for giving money to politicians who tried to overhaul immigration laws, including by offering new protections to people in the country illegally.
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Critics questioned why China -- where at least 30 million people still live in poverty, defined as an annual income of less than 2,1523 yuan (about $340) -- was giving money to Africa.
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But not enough money was collected to cover those totals, so the administration, through regulations put forth in 2014, prioritized giving money to insurers over the $2 billion to the Treasury.
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The behavior is substantially worse than giving money to an illegal immigrant (which defeated a George W. Bush nominee) or failing to pay nanny taxes (which scuttled a Bill Clinton nominee).
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Her biggest worry now was that her father, a small, exhausted-looking man called Abdullahi, had spent her annual school fees on giving money to imams to pray for her safe return.
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The post doesn't confirm it one way or another, but you should still be able to adopt Shadow after that — you just won't be giving money to disaster relief when you do.
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Al-Rashid, who declined two requests to comment for this story, continued giving money to Murphy's campaign after the assault, maxing out in the lead-up to the 2016 Florida Senate primaries.
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People like that kind of thing - they like to see that if they cannot directly help society, at the very least, they are giving money to a company or business that does.
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Even Republicans acknowledge Democrats' strong fundraising — though they suggest some donors may be giving money to incumbents elected in the 2018 wave who won't survive with President Donald Trump on the ballot.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro claimed without evidence that Leonardo DiCaprio is "giving money to torch the Amazon" in his latest attempt to assign blame for the fires that have devastated the forest.
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Perez bristled at the notion that some Democratic donors are so frustrated by the DNC's dysfunction over the past few years that they have sworn off giving money to the national party.
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The other quick thing, and I want to get your thoughts on removing the allowance you get for giving money to a 401(k) or phasing it out again for the upper income.
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Giving money to the wealthy would frustrate some, but Yang says it would be fair to give to everyone and it would help most among low-income Americans who live paycheck to paycheck.
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According to the center, the securities and investment industry is the number one group giving money to the overall Clinton effort this year, including the campaign and assorted super PACs that support her.
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Critics repeatedly accused her campaign of giving money to voters, and one of her running mates was disqualified by the country's electoral commission for handing out food and water at an election event.
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Weidmann, who has long been critical of some of the ECB's extraordinary policy moves, said a decision on giving money to citizens was highly politicized and should be handled by governments and parliaments.
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Ben Sasse (R-NE) admonished Flake for giving money to Doug Jones in the Alabama race, he equated support for Jones with support for late-term abortion: This donation is a bad idea.
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A major GOP donor says he may stop giving money to Republican lawmakers if they refuse to pass a bill providing protections for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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"When you make it sound like you're giving money to rich corporations, ... the fact is that is somewhat true [but] my argument is capital investment in America drives wages [for everyone]," he said.
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Since this quarter's generous donations to the Protect The House PAC surfaced, Musk has taken some heat for giving money to candidates who clearly do not align with some of his own personal views.
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The foundation has been the subject of much criticism, and has admitted to violating IRS rules by improperly giving money to someone close to the organization, according to a recent federal income tax filing.
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Too skewed towards trying to win the unwinnable war on drugs by spraying coca fields from the air, and too compromised by giving money to an army stained by human-rights abuses, they said.
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As early as the 1980s, he insinuated himself into the company of leaders in both parties, giving money to Ronald Reagan as readily as to Mario M. Cuomo, the liberal governor of New York.
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Alberto Goachet, director of the publicity company Fahrenheit DDB that worked with Kuczynski, tells a story about how much trouble the candidate's aides had stopping him giving money to a guy in a wheelchair.
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"I can totally see California just saying ... 'We'll take care of ourselves ... we are not giving money to Alabama and Lousiana'," if those states wished to stop Californians practising abortion or smoking cannabis, he said.
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Even though I disagree with Bannon about a lot of things, I think he's more of an outsider than a lot of these Wall Street guys who have been giving money to politicians for years.
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Palmer Luckey, the 24-year-old founder of Oculus and virtual reality pioneer, was just exposed by The Daily Beast for giving money to a pro-Donald Trump non-profit through a convoluted Reddit scheme.
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Those reforms added work requirements to TANF and fundamentally adjusted how the program's funding worked, giving money to states in a lump sum and allowing the states to allocate their funding as they saw need.
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The researchers found that older people were more generous, giving money to charity instead of using it for themselves, and their brains seemed to light up in positive ways when they gave away their money.
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The program is designed to protect insurers against high costs for sicker enrollees in the early years of the law, but Republicans argue federal health officials have prioritized giving money to insurers over the Treasury.
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Those reforms added work requirements to TANF and fundamentally adjusted how the program's funding worked, giving money to states in a lump sum and allowing the states to allocate their funding as they saw fit.
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Because of this, many of these players in turn feel more comfortable giving money to Blizzard for loot boxes, which remarkably don't even come with a guarantee that a desired item will pop out once opened.
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TMZ broke the story ... Lori and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, claimed the U.S. Attorney intentionally withheld evidence showing they were giving money to USC and unaware any of the $500,000 was used to bribe University officials.
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Democrats had an 11-point advantage in the percentage of respondents giving money to a candidate, an 18-point advantage in contacting elected officials, and an 11-point advantage in helping someone else register to vote.
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But when he spoke to his daughter, he learned that her teacher had talked about dire risks from climate change, blamed oil companies for causing it and suggested that the answer was giving money to Greenpeace.
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The official stance was that Samsung admitted to giving money to foundations at the center of a corruption scandal that ultimately saw President Park removed from power, but the company maintained it received nothing in return.
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It is an argument that investors must do a better job of representing their own interests, not simply giving money to corporations and hoping for higher stock prices, but superintending the way that companies do business.
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To scare them into giving money, to turn out and vote, to stay involved in the political process -- for fear that, if they don't, the bogeyman (or woman) will seize power and make their lives miserable.
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But the latest report from the Journal suggests otherwise, saying that many large funds were supposedly apathetic toward giving money to another party when they already have their own means for direct investment in late-stage startups.
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What I'm hoping to do is show the real differentiation because many companies are just hiring a chief diversity officer, giving money to non-profits, but still aren't putting underrepresented people in positions of real power/influence.
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In a conference call with Jewish leaders Thursday, President Trump said that he had stopped giving money to the Palestinians and their leaders in order to force them to the table for a peace deal with Israel.
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So the idea of giving money to a pastor who was not poor, who hadn't been prevented from learning to read or forced to labor on a coffee plantation since childhood, struck Oghi as a terrible waste.
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Testimonial after testimonial came in about his kindness and quiet generosity, whether it was working with homeless shelters or giving money to someone who appeared on Deal or No Deal with the aim of getting IVF treatment.
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" While no one would likely argue with giving money to worthy causes, Di Mento says in the larger context of philanthropy, donations from celebs are "comparatively very small when you look at major donors as a whole.
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The thought of giving money to people who aren't working just isn't that popular to begin with, and the layering of ugly racial and economic stereotypes on top of that makes it even harder to defend politically.
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Lee Jae-yong, the boss of Samsung, South Korea's biggest company, is behind bars too, accused of giving money to organisations controlled by Ms Park's friend in return for government support for a controversial restructuring at the conglomerate.
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Other labor leaders aligned with the governor have threatened to create a competing new labor party of their own, as Mr. Cuomo has himself urged labor leaders to stop giving money to liberal community groups backing Ms. Nixon.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The daughter of L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt has been placed under investigation for allegedly giving money to an accountant whose testimony in another case helped her protect her mother's fortune, the daughter's lawyers said on Thursday.
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She promised to use a carrot-and-stick approach as president, giving money to school districts that shifted their policies and using the Department of Education's civil rights division to try to penalize those who refuse to change.
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According to tax disclosures from his personal foundation, he has continued giving money to Yale, but his largest donation in 2015 was a hundred-thousand-dollar gift to a neoconservative think tank, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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FTC WARNING ON SCAM CHARITIES: The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday sent out an alert warning people to do their research before giving money to an organization seeking donations to help survivors of earthquakes in Ecuador and Japan.
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In 1996, President Bill Clinton reformed TANF to add work requirements and fundamentally adjust how the program's funding worked, giving money to states in a lump sum — reforms that poverty experts agree deteriorated the program on the whole.
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In theory, this is supposed to keep fund managers honest, giving investors clear standards by which to judge and minimizing the conflicts of interest inherent in giving money to someone whose skills and probity you cannot know in advance.
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Restricted to the $19913,21991 limit for signings for the current 22013-290 period, the Braves nonetheless signed Brandol Mezquita, Angel Rojas and Antonio Sucre for more than that by giving money to them from the bonuses of lesser prospects.
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GoFundMe has set up the Funding site so that people who are interested in giving money to the cause can donate either to a general GGA Fund, or to a specific grassroots project, which will be listed on the landing page.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "I never thought giving money to a porn star would be considered to be an act of patriotism — but then again, I also never thought a guy who got in a Twitter war with Cher would become president.
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"There is almost no Palestinian business leader that wants to refrain from meeting with some of the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world, when the topic of the discussion is limited to giving money to the Palestinians," he said.
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Or will they listen instead to the skeptical Trump who boasted on the campaign trail of giving money to politicians to get them to "do whatever the hell you want them to do," while calling the existing campaign finance system "broken"?
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The assets of Harbinger soared to about $26 billion, and he and his wife, Lisa Maria, became overnight celebrities, giving money to charity and buying the Manhattan mansion once owned by Bob Guccione, the founder of Penthouse Magazine, for $49 million.
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And I&aposll tell you if it weren&apost for the American people, you know, giving money to pay for my legal fees and more legal fees, I&aposm starting to pay other people&aposs legal fees, this thing is really outrageous.
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They did it even though his tax plan would raise taxes on low- and middle-income families, even though he lied about giving money to charity, and even though Trump University is mired in a pending suit of committing fraud against its students.
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The left, meanwhile, prefers fiscal loosening such as giving money to the poor, or fiscal-monetary hybrids such as the "people's QE" once advocated by Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's Labour Party, under which the central bank would finance government investment.
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"Doesn't matter if the Fed tightens or the economy slows, if you are a pharma or biotech firm, you've got no future if you are not investing in R&D, and in many cases, that means giving money to Charles River," Cramer said.
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The aim is to stem the flow of migrants to Europe by giving money to "transit" countries to police their borders and catch people-traffickers, as well as providing more aid to end the conflicts that produce refugees in the first place.
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When Thomas Gilbert Jr. received a 30-year sentence in September for killing his father over a money dispute, it ended a four-year-long case that sent a chilling warning to any parent who ever considered giving money to an adult child.
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"This fundraising arrangement that George Clooney and others have donated into believing that they're giving money to the down-ballot candidates, two-thirds of that money is going actually to Hillary Clinton," Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver said on MSNBC on Monday.
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Will raising taxes and cutting programs for poor and middle-class people — who tend to spend most of every dollar they receive — while giving money to wealthy people — who tend to save most of any additional income — increase overall spending in the economy?
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These people deserve credit for giving money to noble causes (though some nonprofits are lobbying organizations masquerading as do-gooders) but their wealth, in many cases, isn't paying for the basics of health care, defense, education and everything else that taxes pay for.
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Nothing has changed when it comes to Samsung's stance: The company is admitting to giving money to foundations in the center of a corruption scandal that has led to the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye, but Samsung maintains it received nothing in return.
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He said that because the amendment protects activities that facilitate speech, such as giving money to a political candidate to facilitate their free speech, that it is logical it should also cover an activity such as gathering and disseminating information about how police are acting.
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You have the power to break out of the diet cycle, to stop giving money to companies that profit from your self-hatred, to refuse to believe the manipulation any longer, and to take your happiness right now, instead of ten pounds from now.
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I spent years arguing with friends, not only pointing out that Uber seemed like a bad company run by bad people but also making the case that giving money to a company like that would only enable those bad people to do more bad things.
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"I started by criticizing the RNC for giving money to somebody that they explicitly admitted in the past that they believed these women in Alabama, and somehow now the RNC is giving money," Sasse told reporters outside of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday.
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As I reported in an investigation for my television program, "Full Measure," both Russia and Ukraine have dumped big money into influencing our conversation, politics and debate here in the U.S. Foreigners are barred from directly giving money to American politicians and political parties.
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The exit of a fund leader at the start or in the middle of a fundraising is usually a faux pas in the world of institutional money, where pensions, endowments, and sovereign wealth funds don't like to see turnover when they consider giving money to a manager.
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Trump is also calling for the government-run Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance programs to be converted to block grant funding by the federal government, as opposed to the federal government giving money to states based on the number of enrollees they have in each program.
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"Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying taxes we would expect him to pay or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's been doing," Romney added.
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"I think that was the most important thing to do — to not accept donations, because nobody should think that they're giving money to an organization and that gains them access or favor to anybody else and anybody running for office," she said in an interview this week.
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While some Democrats may not like what's going on, there's also an understanding that they need to be on the same playing field as their opponents, even if that means giving money to a company they think is doing a lot of things that are bad.
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Person Five recalled "seeing Omar and Abu Bakr Al Bagdadi out in public," giving money to people in the streets; he said that Baghdadi, after declaring the caliphate and becoming the highest-level terrorist target on earth, had visited Ameen's home on at least two occasions.
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Facebook didn't say why Luckey is leaving the company, but here's a pretty good guess: In September 2016, The Daily Beast exposed that Luckey was giving money to a pro-Donald Trump non-profit through a convoluted Reddit scheme, a story which he was later caught lying about.
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Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is or he hasn't been paying the kind of taxes we would expect him to pay, or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's doing.
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Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying the kind of taxes we would expect him to pay, or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's doing.
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When I stop and think about what I am giving money to—an industry that has driven women to eating disorders, which in some cases relies on sweatshops to create their garments, which has been historically racist on the runway—I don't know that I feel okay doing that.
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"Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying taxes we would expect him to pay or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's been doing," Romney said on Fox News Wednesday.
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The ethics premise that drove the movement to eliminate earmarks was that it was fine for Congress to pass a bill giving money to specific policy needs in a state, but it became "corrupting" when lawmakers began earmarking funds for specific projects, often associated with donors, political cronies or pet causes.
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The questions include whether the group was simply working as an arm of his campaign and whether giving money to it may have been a way for those with business before the city — or those seeking such business — to curry favor with him without being subject to campaign-finance limits.
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"Insurance companies and their employees understand that hedging their bets and giving money to both Republicans and Democrats is a smart way to stop any kind of health care reform, including, but not limited to, Medicare for All," Lisa Gilbert, vice president of legislative affairs at Public Citizen, told The Hill.
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It's astonishing to me that all the data that I look at — in fact Kleiner Perkins looked at it, or not Kleiner Perkins but a New York-based firm that looked at the tech companies that they were giving money to and they found that women-run companies were performing better.
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Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) was a centerpiece of Clinton's major bipartisan 1996 welfare reform package; those reforms added work requirements and fundamentally adjusted how the program's funding worked, giving money to states in a lump sum and allowing the states to allocate their funding as they saw need.
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Lynch's successor on Fidelity Magellan, Jeff Vinik — who went on to a long career as a billionaire stock picker — announced on Wednesday he was closing down his hedge fund because investors were no longer giving money to long/short stock pickers as even the most-sophisticated investors lean more on quantitative investing disciplines.
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Mr. Rechnitz cooperated with the federal investigation and with a separate probe by the Manhattan district attorney, agreeing to plead guilty to honest services wire fraud, admitting, according to his court testimony, to "giving money to the mayor of New York in exchange for favors" and to a scheme to bribe Mr. Seabrook.
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Since then, the euro area has seen an intense battle of words between two main camps: One led by France supportive of a common budget with direct contributions from member states, and a second , led by the Netherlands who have strong doubts on giving money to other nations without really knowing for what purpose.
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But Democrats in Congress have made it clear time and again that they have no interest in giving money to anything called a "wall," and it's the first thing that Schumer and Pelosi pointed to as evidence that Trump was violating the still-vague "deal" they believe they made with the president last month.
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Even though neither the city nor the state was technically giving money to Amazon, critics said these tax incentives were essentially robbing local agencies like the New York City Housing Authority, which oversees the city's deteriorated public housing, and the Metropolitan Transit Agency, which is responsible for the city's crumbling subways and buses, of much-needed revenue.
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Then there are the advisers seemingly cashing in on their proximity to Trump—billionaire Carl Icahn apparently pushed Trump to change a biofuel regulation in a way that would benefit a refinery he owned; Kushner's family was caught two months ago selling investment opportunities in China by implying giving money to the Kushners would result in visas.
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Sure, most of us aren't committing genocide, but every day, in our own tiny ways, we contribute to hurting other people: We turn a blind eye to atrocities happening halfway across the globe; we buy ourselves something nice rather than giving money to charity; we profess sorrow for others' misfortune, but don't turn words into action.
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Senate Republican Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas) on Thursday afternoon endorsed the idea of giving money to states to devise alternatives to ObamaCare's heavily regulated insurance exchanges.
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A high-inequality economy is one with less consumer spending and demand across the board, thus one with a lower G.D.P. A low-investment economy is a more sclerotic and less innovative one, and thus one with a lower G.D.P. Matt Levine of Bloomberg Opinion wonders: If giving money to shareholders is bad, why not ban dividends?
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That means that whether you're contributing to a state-established charitable fund in New York or New Jersey, or you're giving money to a private school scholarship program in Alabama or South Carolina, you may no longer be able to claim a charitable deduction on your federal return if that state gives you a tax credit exceeding 227 percent.
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When the House of Representatives sued President Obama over a provision in Obamacare in 2014, arguing that Obama broke the law by giving money to insurers that hadn't been authorized by Congress, many legal experts gave it little chance of succeeding because they believed Speaker of the House John Boehner did not have standing to sue.
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Is it really right that the Qataris are buying these kids by giving money to their parents and then moving them out of the country to a football academy in the hopes that they're going to find the next Messi or the next international star for their team or a very good player for a team they bought in Europe?
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When the New York Times won a Pulitzer Prize two years ago for its series on foreign governments channelling funds into D.C. think-tanks, it wasn't surprising that Mexico was caught giving money to a group that specializes in remittance-analysis (it also wasn't surprising that the NYT failed to mention this in its actual piece; only on a linked-to graph).
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"The problem we're having is that we keep giving money to an administration that doesn't use it for the purposes we gave it to, or they steal money from other things and say that they're going to use it for their priority," said Representative Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington and the co-chairwoman of the Progressive Caucus, who pressed for stricter standards before agreeing to support the House bill.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's reelection campaign is disavowing a Keeping America Great super PAC run by Corey Stewart, arguing the former Senate candidate in Virginia is trying to trick people into thinking they are supporting Trump by giving money to his PAC.
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