They don't distinguish between giving to the Clintons, personally, and giving to their charitable organization.
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That planted a seed of giving to our community, rather than giving to each other.
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Giving to the arts and culture increased to $20 billion and giving to the environment and animal groups rose to $12 billion.
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Giving to arts and cultural organizations increased 6.4 percent to $18.2 billion, while giving to international affairs increased 4.6 percent to $22 billion.
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At work as a psychologist, I was giving and giving to my patients all day, then giving to my son at home all night.
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The distinction between giving and receiving, altruism and selfishness faded away because in giving to the unit you are giving to a piece of yourself.
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"What a beautiful message of giving to our children while also giving to and fighting for our ourselves and our goals and passions," one person wrote.
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The sample size of women from 2000 to 2017 represented only 2.8 percent of the chief executives (only 1.2 percent in 2000, and 4.4 percent by 2017), but the researchers found that women were nearly evenly split between giving to Republicans, giving to Democrats and giving to both.
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I'm giving to them what my mentors gave to me.
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Research shows giving to charity helps you feel good, too.
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More philanthropists are using their giving to advance policy agendas.
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What kind of message is that giving to other men?
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He hasn't yet announced which charity he'll be giving to.
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What advice is the government giving to avoid catching coronavirus?
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A strong economy tends to boost individual giving to charity.
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And this is now a gift I'm giving to you.
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Meanwhile, philanthropic giving to the most selective schools has skyrocketed.
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Giving to charity became more valuable than receiving money yourself.
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Heard's generosity in giving to these wonderful causes is deeply respected.
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Like the big a— SMELL YA LATER I'm giving to 2017!
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He was a bipartisan donor — giving to both Democrats and Republicans.
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"I like giving to other people because I know I'm helping."
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The biggest increase was in giving to foundations — up 15.5 percent.
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When giving to friends and family, you have the same Dec.
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I succeeded in giving to her when she really needed me.
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Epstein started giving to these organizations just over two decades ago.
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Like the big a— SMELL YA LATER I'm giving to 2017!!
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He has a history of giving to Democratic candidates and groups.
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He wasn't stealing from the rich and giving to the poor.
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Giving to charity is great — including on Giving Tuesday, November 21!
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To others, it's living a meaningful life and giving to others.
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Love giving to the arts but live on the West Coast?
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It can be so important and life-giving to children, especially.
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"What advice should we be giving to female entrepreneurs?" he stated.
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And you needn't restrict your idea of giving to financial generosity.
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Kaiser has directed much of his giving to early childhood education.
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The only two categories that saw increases were giving to international affairs, which saw a 10% increase to $23 billion, and giving to the environment and animal organizations, which saw a 4% increase to $13 billion.
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"There really aren't that many people who are giving to art and giving to museums, in fact it's a very small club," said Tom Eccles, the executive director of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.
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I want a company where people are excited to come to work every day, where they feel good when they get here, where it doesn't take from them, but it's giving to them, it's giving to others.
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Follow these tips to make sure you're giving to the right charities.
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They are like the gift that keeps on giving to the Republicans.
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"You certainly benefit from giving to your family," Justice Anthony Kennedy said.
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This may seem counterintuitive, but please stop giving to your alma mater.
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What's more, the Clintons lowered their tax liability by giving to charity.
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Studies have found that giving to charity can help you feel good.
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Bourbon, one of the restaurants involved, plans on giving to Planned Parenthood.
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Giving to environmental and animal organizations increased 7 percent to $11 billion.
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"What matters here is the message we're giving to voters," he said.
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In prior generations, giving to Jewish organizations was thought of as automatic.
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This would let us be more active in giving to the community.
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It feels like a generous situation, like everyone's giving to each other.
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He frequently gifted Candace mixtapes, which she ended up giving to Charlie.
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So the donors end up giving to more established nonprofit groups instead.
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However, xenia was never about the rich blindly giving to the poor.
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"Please stop giving to your alma mater," Mr. Levy urged wealthy donors.
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It's also making me increasingly uncomfortable about giving to my old school.
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The new AR tools that Facebook is giving to developers will enable that.
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He talks about rich bastards making themselves feel better by giving to charity.
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However small the amount, consider giving to women-focused nonprofits on March 8.
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Instead, I'm giving to all The Verge staff who attended CES this year.
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"I have no interest in giving to any campaign about anything," Kilmeade said.
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The executive order requires DHS to detail all aid it's giving to Mexico.
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Arthur C. Brooks Giving to charity makes you happier, healthier and even richer.
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Third, we need more graduates to direct their alumni giving to financial aid.
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You can also consider giving to local businesses and families in need directly.
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Gift-giving to physicians is a relatively common practice, albeit a controversial one.
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It also lacks a tradition of private giving to state-owned cultural institutions.
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Mr. Bloomberg's giving to Johns Hopkins has also intersected with his political advocacy.
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Lifetime giving to charity in that same period is pegged at $20.6 trillion.
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Q: How important is giving to you and what causes do you support?
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And that is what we are giving to our wonderful heroes, our veterans.
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There is a tax benefit to giving to charity directly from an IRA, too.
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This is a gift I'm giving to the industry that I love so much.
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He is always giving to others and helping anyone including me so many times.
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It's the deal that keeps on giving — to banks and law firms, at least.
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In fact, they don't even always plan for gift-giving to friends and family.
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I wouldn't want all of charitable giving to be driven by effective altruist ends.
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His charitable giving to his foundation is paltry compared with his claimed net worth.
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Weinstein had been giving to Democratic candidates and their committees since 1991, records show.
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"That increases the amount of trust you are giving to the researchers," Ellis said.
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Nonsense: Hollywood should keep giving to poor moviegoers until it gets this legend right.
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It would, however, offload basic protections it should already be giving to the government.
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I love them all very dearly and want my gift-giving to have meaning.
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It's less useful for the large number of individuals giving to hundreds of causes.
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Boeing divided its political giving to candidates roughly evenly between Democrats and Republicans. Sen.
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It also compared the amount and frequency of charitable giving to spending and purchasing.
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He admired America because he thought it's a country that's giving to the world.
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Instead, "he is robbing the poor and giving to the rich," says a reader.
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But as the president moves from speech giving to policymaking, a collision seems inevitable.
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The meeting took place at the ministry, the agency reported, giving to further details.
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They don't want to spend their lives taking from more than giving to society.
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I like the feeling of giving to people, and I needed a few extra bucks.
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This is absurd advice to be giving to pregnant women in a country like India.
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You 2 are great guys and thank you for giving to someone you didn't know!
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"People love giving to a winner," said Ann Brown, another longtime Democratic fund-raiser here.
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It's a special gift I only recommend giving to someone who really loves to cook.
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Schools with significant endowments are made possible by laws that allow giving to such institutions.
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Some lawyers believe the prohibition on a contractor giving to a super-PAC is unconstitutional.
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New York donors are still giving to Mr. de Blasio, Ms. Gillibrand and Mr. Booker.
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In conclusion, here's my only reply I'll be giving to any of the messages. pic.twitter.
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Buying back your time, for example, or giving to charity will absolutely make you happier.
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Giving to charity is great, not just for the recipients but for the givers, too.
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This approach is also adversarial -- ostensibly taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
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It led to decades of giving to organizations and people who came to her attention.
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Depending on how he feels about giving to charity, that might be a good thing.
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She didn't want me to know she was giving to John Edwards, maybe I would disapprove.
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According to Carey, it's the first of three holiday gifts she's giving to fans this week.
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And what you think you've done and what kind of message you're giving to Silicon Valley?
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I start working on a presentation I'm giving to a few of the managers this afternoon.
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That sum includes giving to nonprofit group that will never be required to disclose his donations.
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He never backed down or backed away from giving to us the news — straight and true.
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A. You have to combine that autonomy you're giving to people with some kind of control.
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All the supplements she'd been giving to people—that she'd been taking herself—were barely regulated.
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Foundations saw the largest growth of 15.5%, and giving to international affairs was the only decline.
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"The pamphlets manufacturers are giving to plastic surgeons are not making it to us," she said.
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As discussed in detail below, it's important to do your research before giving to any charity.
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The Agency for International Development oversees giving to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and vaccine-preventable diseases.
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He was criticized for his record on stop-and-frisk and his past giving to Republicans.
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DeGeneres is also known for her philanthropic efforts, giving to both animals and people in need.
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You can help the devastated animal population by giving to WIRES, an Australian wildlife rescue nonprofit.
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Giving to all charities, meanwhile, was up only 1363 percent, according to the Giving USA report.
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It has a strong quantitative estimate of the real-world effects of giving to the group.
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"It's important that we're transparent and women coming into this profession understand that you have to find a way to balance and still take care of yourself because you're giving at work, you're giving to your spouse and then you're giving to your children," said Cook.
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Our voices are so powerful, and I think that's something we can start giving to our youth.
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While Spotify is giving to industry support for XXXTentacion, the company is not caving on R. Kelly.
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When giving to charity, make sure that the organization is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) organization.
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As for giving to PACs, 38 percent gave to Republican PACs, while 32 percent gave to Democrats.
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Not having cash won't preclude you from giving to panhandlers if people start taking after Abe Hagenston.
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GoFundMe has since made refunds to thousands of people who donated thinking they were giving to Bobbitt.
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The most obvious is that the donors themselves will presumably vote for the candidate they're giving to.
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And so is the money you might deduct for giving to your church or the food bank.
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Kylie Jenner's birthday vacay continues to be the gift that keeps on giving ... to all of us.
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There is a particular emphasis on giving to charity, reconnecting with friends and family, and communal prayer.
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GoFundMe has since made refunds to thousands of people who donated, thinking they were giving to Bobbitt.
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Owners are also large contributors with nearly two-thirds giving to a political candidate last election cycle.
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But you may not feel so festive "giving" to the supermarket, the airline and the gas station.
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Institutional giving to many churches and schools, as well as in the workplace, may be less popular.
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One is that the government, by encouraging giving to private philanthropies, is fostering participation in civic affairs.
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You know, often the parents had limited resources, but they were giving to things they cared about.
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How much thought am I really giving to my day-to-day and what matters to me?
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Yes, but: The report states that giving to individuals, not charities, declined more than 20% in 2017.
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What's more, down the line GiveDirectly could pitch them on giving to projects in the developing world.
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Also: The gift that Trump may be giving to Democrats in the final days of the midterms.
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Every foundation ought to shift a majority of its giving to groups headed by people of color.
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" 'We're giving to the A.C.L.U. instead,' " said Sallie Rediske, the group's president and chairwoman, quoting one donor.
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"This country has spent decades taking from working people and giving to the 1 percent," he said.
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Where you'd use your giving to test things privately and then try to mainstream it into policy.
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We have two books giving to charities that are about bunnies, so I'm all for it really.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of former top givers to Republicans are switching teams and giving to Clinton's candidacy instead.
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But those are the kind of opportunities that Paul Feig is known for giving to his female colleagues.
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Many suspect a recent crackdown on gift-giving to officials will do nothing to stop high-level graft.
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Rosenstein was expected to attend a speech Trump was giving to law enforcement officers later in the day.
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Simply put, younger voters may be giving to Bernie Sanders in the same way they Venmo each other.
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They found the big stash of $60,000 pesos [~$0003,956 USD] which I wasn't planning on giving to them.
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We were more generous with our friends and families and when giving to charities, and that was satisfying.
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"Â "The idea that I was giving to other humans in pain was a helpful feeling to me.
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Purchasing experiences and giving to charity have a much longer shelf life for our well-being, research suggests.
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Women are very comfortable giving to charities or things they believe in, but not as much political givers.
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At the same time, many with new fortunes have largely not been donating locally when giving to charity.
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These committees, established to skirt federal laws banning corporations from giving to political parties directly, should be abolished.
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Explicitly tie your giving to the presence of specific initiatives to advance constructive disagreement across lines of difference.
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With that in mind, I spoke to some people about the stuff they regret giving to an ex.
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Is there someone in your life you'd like to honor by giving to a cause they care about?
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Will they "pay this forward" by giving to others, as Mr. Smith says he hopes they will do?
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Giving to United Way is a reflexive action for many Americans whose employers solicit contributions via payroll deduction.
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"If they're giving to my campaign, it's because they believe in what we're trying to do," he said.
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They should be giving to transportation, to education, they should be supporting non-profits for housing, social services.
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The organization you're giving to should also be able to confirm it is a registered 501(c)(3).
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"Because that's who really deserves the amount of attention that we're giving to this particular incident." http://bit.
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Mr. Schaffer has been more active giving to state and national candidates, mostly Democrats, including $2,500 to Gov.
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Left-wing critics have argued that this defense appears to undercut the purpose of giving to the DCCC.
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Giving to your local thrift store can be a great way to do both at the same time.
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When it comes to causes, religion remains far and away the largest, with giving to them reaching $119.3 billion.
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There may not be 130,000 different donors outside of [those giving to] the people who already have campaign infrastructure.
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When it comes to giving to individual candidates, 46 percent gave to Democrats and 38 percent percent to Republicans.
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And then there's the boost the polls are giving to anyone who wants to believe their vote really counts.
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America's large museum boards reflect that country's tax breaks for charity and its tradition of giving to local institutions.
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But George R.R. Martin's cryptic predictions continue to be the gift that keeps on giving, to the very end.
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" Travolta also spoke, saying, "This is a film that's so timeless that keeps on giving to each new generation,.
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But we've probably never seen such a public dissing as the one Donald Trump is giving to Jeff Sessions.
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As he recounted in a 2013 interview, he began giving to charity before he had much money to give.
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In keeping with their habit of giving to charity, the couple contributed the payment to the Jolie-Pitt Foundation.
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Writer Vanessa Torre found herself constantly giving to others in the hope that they would see her as worthy.
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Imagine a hypothetical man who takes donations from people who think they are giving to a charity for veterans.
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"By giving to charity this way, you're lowering your income and in effect getting a charitable deduction," Slott said.
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"The data you are giving to us is used for your eBay experience," senior VP Scott Cutler told Axios.
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Jung loves the naked right low kick, but that's just too easy to be giving to a decent wrestler.
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One reason for this, experts say, is because giving to others contributes to our sense of community and belonging.
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Instead, this time around, we have a President flouting the guidance the CDC is giving to millions of Americans.
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Qualcomm and the Jacobs family also form the bedrock of giving to local charities and arts and educational institutions.
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But that computerized database does not include many potential donors with active financial interests in giving to the mayor.
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Donors are generally not inclined to do research on the effectiveness of the charity they're giving to, says Reich.
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Donor-advised funds have been around for years, particularly at community foundations aiming to encourage giving to local causes.
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Nonsense: Hollywood should keep robbing from its backers and giving to poor moviegoers until it gets this legend right.
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The American people consistently demonstrate their values through generous private giving to lift up vulnerable people around the world.
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What are they agreeing to, how much data are they sharing, and what license are they giving to providers?
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We just launched this thing called Patagonia Action Works, which we've been giving to grassroots environmental organizations for 30 years.
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Pancakes free of charge and giving to a worthy cause sounds like a pretty good way to spend a Tuesday.
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Banks and investment firms like RBC provide resources for donors looking to use their charitable giving to defray student loans.
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The idea is to detach from worldly pleasures and instead focus on giving to charity and strengthening one's iman (belief).
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Wilcox said she started giving to national political groups last year, and before that had contributed only to local candidates.
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If your partner is big on gaming and giving to charity, you can knock out two birds with this subscription.
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Greg is likely still somewhere "outfuckingside," thinking about the $245 million dollars that Uncle Ewan will be giving to Greenpeace.
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"People arent giving to the DNC because they don't know why the fuck they should," said Democratic strategist Tracy Sefl.
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There are things we build our assortment around that are just foundational, and they never stop giving to your outfit.
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Such is the concept with Omaze, a site that makes giving to a good cause fun and beneficial for everybody.
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She suggests that getting Sam to cancel her protest might help make the Hancock's more comfortable with giving to Winchester.
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McClenny said she now feels foolish for donating, but that the revelation hasn't totally dissuaded her from giving to charity.
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A Democratic consultant says Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is the "gift that keeps on giving" to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Giving to others creates a positive feedback loop — the more you give, the more good feelings you receive in return.
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They need to say how much money the are giving to each person and exactly how they will eliminate cholera.
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"My numbers don't show how good or bad I've been doing, what I've been giving to the team," he said.
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And we sat in on a lesson that a young German woman was giving to these equally young Syrian men.
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Most of us at that age are looking to divest by giving to our families or to our preferred charities.
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It seems like a lot of the dog treats you've chosen are just human foods you're giving to your dog.
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I am supporting the protesters by giving to a support group because there are so many people who seem depressed.
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He and his work are seasoned; they are the gifts that keep on giving, to him as well as us.
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"Slowing the spread of this virus will be the gift that this class is giving to our world," she wrote.
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There is a tax incentive, but it's charitable giving, and you don't want charitable giving to get a bad name.
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A trust establishes a veritable plan for transferring money and property to heirs, managing estate taxes, and giving to charity.
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Their ministers will meet on Monday to confirm the mandate they are giving to the Commission's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier.
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This continues an increasingly well-worn tradition of rich and powerful people using private "giving" to distort the public sphere.
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You show proof that he lied about giving to charity, or supporting the Iraq War, and he shrugs it off.
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Price: $9 at West Elm It is against the rules of gift-giving to give a gift that necessitates more spending.
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Regulators are starting to rethink the free pass they were considering giving to companies to build and test fully driverless vehicles.
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Before giving to your favorite LGBTQ advocacy organization, ask what its stance is — and see if you want to support it.
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She personally took the check to Kari's home and said she wanted to celebrate her sobriety by giving to worthy causes.
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TCF provides fundraising plans for everything from wedding giving to 5k race sponsoring to make your fundraising experience fun and accessible.
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If you're giving to a child, you'll need to have a parent or other adult custodian create a minor linked account.
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"Reach out to the organization both before giving and after giving to understand the charity's needs, goals, and accomplishments," Lieberman says.
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Bernie Sanders's 77 percent estate tax would probably spur more giving to charity in bequests as long as a deduction remains.
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"Maybe she's trying to make it up from the deprivation that she's living in by giving to others," Ms. Hotary writes.
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That brings their total giving to the group to $50 million this year — nearly half of its total $115 million haul.
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Medical officials at the Red Cross decided that at 81, their valued donor should stop giving to protect his own health.
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He also began giving to Democratic Party organizations for the first time, initially to the Democratic State Central Committee in California.
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Obama has not endorsed Biden, but the former president is the gift that keeps on giving to his former vice president.
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Imagine that someone more junior who lacks confidence and experience is previewing a presentation he will be giving to a client.
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If Smith is going to be giving to elite colleges, Morehouse at least seems like a better recipient than his alma mater.
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Groups like the Conservative Action Project say the bill would upend free speech by making public which donors are giving to PACs.
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In addition to suggesting donations to the D.N.C. and Swing Left, Mr. Bloomberg sometimes recommends giving to Galvanize, another progressive organizing group.
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She was pretty savvy about money strict about saving, and about giving to charity, since she was very involved in her church.
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The attention marvel has been giving to this cat leads me to believe that Goose the cat will defeat Thanos #Goosethecat pic.twitter.
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Or maybe it's the social justice tie-in — you know, the whole robbing from the rich and giving to the poor thing.
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So both people are actually, in a sense, giving to their partner what they want and not knowing what the partner wants.
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Another perk Uber is giving to drivers Uber will also be providing aux cables to drivers to take advantage of the partnership.
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"This business is about the art of giving to yourself," Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at NPD told Fast Company in 2015.
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If this is accurate, his annual giving to his charity amounts to roughly 1/20 of 1 percent of his net worth.
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The organization you're giving to should also be able to provide information and documentation to confirm they're a registered 501(c)(3).
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"The charge will show up on your mobile phone bill," the agency said in a notice about giving to help earthquake victims.
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I don't wish to discourage you from giving to good causes, but you shouldn't do so in a spirit of self-flagellation.
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The fossil fuel industry represents a declining share of U.S. employment, and political giving to Republicans from renewable energy interests is growing.
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The implants we're giving to our supersoldiers dehumanize them in the minds of the soldiers, dulling the psychological toll of killing innocents.
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No one's going to make that up with a little increase in private philanthropic giving to the poorest countries in the world.
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"This is just peanuts compared to what I'll be giving to the museum," Mr. Pérez said of his plan for future donations.
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"There is by all indications a sign of intent by the superwealthy to increase their giving to social change," Mr. Tierney said.
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Her cash reserve has shrunk after a lifetime of giving to AIDS research, abortion rights groups and arts organizations, among many others.
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She was exceptional at connecting with people — exceptional at giving to people, in a way that would have been exhausting to me.
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Last week, the backpack company JanSport ran an influencer-marketing campaign focused on its charitable giving to the nonprofit World Central Kitchen.
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Some people prefer to deeply research the charities they support, while others simply want to know they're giving to a trustworthy group.
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Democrats like Perez argue that their fundraising numbers are less relevant given how much money Democrats are giving to competitive presidential campaigns.
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The money that the President Obama— along with the aid of Clinton—is giving to Iran, is not offensive, it is deadly.
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After making sure your dependents are taken care of, giving to a charitable cause is a great way to solidify your legacy.
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"We're living in our spaces longer, so there's an extra level of consideration that people are giving to them," Dr. Wood said.
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A trust fundA trust establishes a veritable plan for transferring money and property to heirs, managing estate taxes, and giving to charity.
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Did you know that 30% of annual giving to nonprofits happens in December, and 10% on the last day of the year?
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Trump is effectively claiming that by using land as a driving range rather than putting buildings on it, he's giving to charity.
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Hope in 2019 is still too abstract for my bruised heart, but I find that giving to others fills my empty cup.
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Over the past century, these altruistic inclinations have been matched with tax incentives for giving to charity by state and federal governments.
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He contributed $4,600 to Hillary Clinton's 2007 presidential race, while also giving to the campaigns of Republicans John McCain and Rudy Giuliani.
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Giving $100 million to a science center is different than a relatively more paltry amount of giving to get your child in.
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She was pretty savvy about money – strict about saving, and about giving to charity, since she was very involved in her church.
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Since then, the time Republican leadership is giving to allow its members to digest and assess the bill has gotten even shorter.
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If the remaining campaign finance rules are too confining, donors can up their donations by giving to each candidate's allied Super PACs.
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All of the Arthouse's profits go to the Meath Epilepsy Trust charity, so making a purchase here means giving to a worthy cause.
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It's not clear whether the Warren household bunched their giving to beat the hurdle, but it's a viable strategy for charitably inclined taxpayers.
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Partisanship of individual donors is measured by Bonica as aggregate political giving to organizations and candidates with an identifiable liberal or conservative ideology.
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Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island, denounced the DeVos family's long history of giving to Republican political campaigns and conservative action funds.
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A representative from Bloomberg Philanthropies also notes to CNBC Make It that Bloomberg's lifetime giving to date has climbed to over $533 billion.
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She loved her poppies, always giving to the bees, the butterflies, to the people who gazed at them, the soil when they died.
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Trump personally and the Trump Foundation, however, are staying focused on their charitable giving to veterans, the police, children and other deserving recipients.
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"What kind of terrible example is this person in the White House giving to our children?" the senator continued in reference to Trump.
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But they asked him the question, "With all this money that you're giving to Iran," this was the number one nation of terror.
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And more than that, for her, giving to her church "is an act of faith and of gratitude for what we've been given."
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Municipalities' decision to offer donors a credit for giving to a charitable fund may also be seen as fishy, critics and lawyers said.
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By contrast, taking from the rich and giving to the poor helps only a little — and anyway expropriation is a one-time trick.
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Giving to once-obscure House candidates is suddenly in vogue, with Democratic donors saying it has never-seen-before cachet in finance circles.
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That may sound unlikely, but it's the answer some scientists are giving to a perplexing question: Why haven't we encountered intelligent alien life?
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I wish I had more copies because they'd be more worthwhile gifts than the ones I'm giving to family and friends this year.
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Two weeks ago, pageant officials interrupted an interview she was giving to Jeff Jacoby, a Boston Globe columnist, at a Washington-area hotel.
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There should also be stricter limits on tax-deductible giving, to discourage gifts by wealth holders that amplify their preferences in public debates.
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Another step might be to narrow which nonprofits qualify for tax-deductible gifts, with an eye toward reducing giving to influence public policy.
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Those devices, which Apple is only giving to select researchers, have fewer protections and restrictions to make it easier to assess iOS security.
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"It was like a Robin Hood theory of taking from the rich and giving to the poor," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's basically giving to ordinary people and property managers the technology big hotel chains use, or an Uber Surge Price algorithm for Airbnbs.
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Maxine Waters and her rhetoric is like the gift that keeps on giving to the Republican Party, so we want her to keep talking.
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Go way, way back with these adorable vintage cards, perfect for giving to a new boo, or better yet, the one you're crushing on.
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In fact, studies have shown that giving to others can reduce stress, combat depression, keep you mentally stimulated and provide a sense of purpose.
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Huang emerged as one of Australia's biggest political donors soon after he began living in Australia, giving to both the country's main political parties.
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If you're considering giving to an organization that you're not very familiar with, it's important to do some due diligence before making a gift.
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Hollywood likes to talk a big game about giving to charity, but one TV show just put its money where its mouth is — literally.
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Now, we practice responsive giving to support a wide range of partners [that help] women fighting cancer, emerging from homelessness, and surviving domestic violence.
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Mr. Trump personally and the Trump Foundation, however, are staying focused on their charitable giving to veterans, the police, children and other deserving recipients.
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The company's guarantee doesn't cover U.S. or Canadian donors giving to campaigns in the other dozen or so other countries supported by the platform.
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There's no getting around the fact that techniques for reducing an estate— giving to charity, or to friends and family — leave less for heirs.
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Even if you don't make any changes though, it's still a good idea to be aware of what privileges you're giving to your apps.
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His supporters argue that many of the donors owed Trump money and were allowed to relieve the obligation by giving to the foundation instead.
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If I'm giving to my son or wife, I'm not going to lie about my health because I don't want to hurt my wife.
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Donors who want to continue giving to these funds will need to consider the extent to which the federal tax break matters to them.
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Donors care, a lot, about whether the charities they're giving to are effective (though they often don't know a good way to measure that).
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Giving to places like the Red Cross Mexico, Oxfam Mexico, Save the Children Mexico, and Direct Relief is a way to get resources flowing.
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Researchers will now have a perfect opportunity to ascertain finally what the financial impact of an NEA grant was on giving to the arts.
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Cindy comes to work each day and helps hundreds of other patients; she says it gives her life meaning to keep giving to others.
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Even today, I have an unfinished version of a Hindi adaptation of "Casper" in my laptop - nothing that's ever been worth giving to anyone.
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" Albright has previously called Trump the most "undemocratic" U.S. president in modern history and said he is "the gift that keeps giving to Putin.
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Rather than giving to political action committees and ad buys for campaigns, let's open our minds and wallets to something very concrete: fighting cancer.
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She hasn't asked too many questions, but as all three kids grow, our family wants them to experience the joy of giving to others.
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Because Snap doesn't collect much personal info about you, unlike Facebook, there's less data to worry about accidentally giving to developers or them misusing.
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The era of U.S. foreign policy of aid handouts and alms giving to Africa generously supported by American taxpayers, without strict accountability, must end.
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The $225 million is "in cash, in-kind, and planned-giving to support both the global and local response to COVID-19," Robbins said.
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That means that the industry's formal lobbying and political arms are still donating to Republicans, while employees and executives are increasingly giving to Democrats.
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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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Giving to disaster relief in Puerto Rico felt so good that Dr. Granowitz planned to make another five-figure gift to Rabbi Zarchi's efforts.
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He took to task billionaires who say issues like climate change are important, but do not accelerate their giving to address the problem now.
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"Most high-net-worth philanthropists, 71 percent, are relying on the organizations they're giving to," she said, "to tell them if they're having impact."
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Specifically, Buffett has been giving to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation every year since 2006 and has so far given more than $17 billion.
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"One of the things I learned early, early on is about giving to others, it's about helping others, about paying it forward," says Porter.
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Think billionaires getting their name on a new hospital wing, parents giving to their kids' private schools, or cultured donors supporting the local symphony.
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People who make less than $100,000 devote two-thirds of their charitable giving to churches, compared with 17 percent among those who make more.
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Start with one concrete action—that could be giving to CAIR so that those affected by Islamophobia aren't denied their right to enter our country.
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And while there's no greater present than the gift of giving to others, we believe it's important to treat yourself once in a while, too.
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If giving to charity is still on your agenda for 231, there's still a window of time for you to make that year-end donation.
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And it's not only made me appreciate the attention Apple is finally giving to macOS, it's also renewed my own fondness for this operation system.
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If he felt queasy about this, though he had no reason to, he should consider what good publicity he was giving to teachers like himself.
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It doesn't have to look like assimilation or appropriation, as long as we're respectful and mutually giving to any marginalized cultures that inform our own.
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And it means Republican political donors — the vast majority of whom are still men — may not prioritize giving to groups dedicated to promoting women candidates.
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An expected fall in demand for OPEC crude highlights the sustained boost its policy of supply cuts is giving to U.S. shale and other rivals.
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It's simple: it's the trophy I'm giving to Borowiecki if he can stay below 269 PIMs while leading the league in that category this year.
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George W. Bush was given a puppy from Bulgaria, which he ended up giving to a family in Maryland as the puppy couldn't be archived.
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The NFL similarly allocates a large amount of charity giving to programs affiliated with USA Football, like Heads Up Football and the NFL Grassroots Program.
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The answer is sort of, according to the National Australia Bank's Charitable Giving Index for 183, which measures how much Australians are giving to charity.
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The Trump Foundation, for less than the cost of an oversized flagpole, could do a lot to rebuild its brand by giving to the needy.
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Some of the most damaging information Montes admitted giving to Cuba, the FBI said, were the identities of four American undercover intelligence officers working there.
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" Nagle, who calls Harris one of his favorites in the 2020 Democratic field, added, "Even with the minimum attention she's giving to us, she's viable.
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Giving to my mom adds a large amount of pressure and stress to our lives in a way we never expected to have so soon.
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"The contribution deduction was created to protect voluntary giving to public goods by rich industrialists who had made their fortunes in business," the paper argues.
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As his wealth grew, he said, he began expanding his giving to areas that could be seen as having a focus on education or research.
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The KHN analysis shows that pharmaceutical companies tend to play the field, giving to a wide swath of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Giving time Giving to others, moms say, is a wonderful gift to give kids; so is giving them the gift of time with Mom and Dad.
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He's clearly annoyed at the energy she's giving to Link over him, and he's handling it with jealousy and frustration — which is not a good look.
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She looks at the good and she puts her energy in giving to others, rather than living in the sadness and the hardships that she has.
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It's made me realize what my previous relationships were lacking and what I wasn't giving to past partners, how I wasn't being open or feeling safe.
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After a critic questioned her charitable efforts on Instagram, Sunday, Winfrey issued a quick response — standing by her long history of giving to those in need.
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Campaign law compliance attorney Kenneth Gross said the implications for Wall Street firms considering giving to the Trump-Pence ticket are both current and far reaching.
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"At this point, she's not doing any big money fundraisers any more because she wants people to be giving to Senate campaigns," a Clinton ally says.
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We can tackle income and wealth inequality by taking from the rich and giving to the poor, but we can't do this with years of life.
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It's no secret that well-to-do filers can lower their tax burden by giving to charity, so look for a dollar amount on that here.
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This points to both how the company is touting its growth, but also the attention that it's giving to growing Apple Pay specifically on the web.
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It's a great deal for consumers, and many of them have seemed ambivalent at best about the personal user data they're giving to MoviePass in exchange.
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There will be plenty of opportunities for this spirit of giving to express itself this holiday season, from volunteering and charity races to philanthropic retail offerings.
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Mr. Bloomberg, 74, has adopted a strategy of giving to organizations that seek to bring about change on a local level but serve a broader purpose.
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This #GivingTuesday, consider giving to support organizations that have spent the last few months working tirelessly to reunite families the administration has separated at the border.
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The threat was over "hardship" waivers that the EPA has been giving to fuel refineries to allow them to avoid complying with the federal ethanol mandate.
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Now there are people who think that politically those fortunes being used for things like lobbying or giving to candidates, that that's tilting the playing field.
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"Does anyone ask the United States what are you giving to Saudi Arabia?" he was quoted by the semi-official ISNA news agency as saying Sunday.
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Tending to the welfare of the less fortunate members of the community, giving to the poor — especially at the end of the month — is also important.
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Little watched, the videos end up being a chronicle of a teen giving to others the advice she wished she knew how to put into action.
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The report estimates the decrease in giving to individuals, which is only 2% of total giving, is because it was an "unusually high increase in 2016."
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Jeffrey said the United States was limiting "very very carefully" the weapons it was giving to the YPG-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces battling Islamic State militants.
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Before giving to an organization, crowd-funding effort or social media post claiming to be from a victim of the hurricane, research whoever is behind it.
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"Fair Shot" is a short, easily digestible elaboration of this argument, with a very specific proposal for taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
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Rather than giving to panhandlers on the subway, Mr. Hamlin might better serve the interests of the homeless by donating to charities that directly help them.
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It's deeply uncomfortable to look at, no less imagine giving to a small child, along with an implicit lesson: It's okay to laugh at fat people.
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Many of our potential donors had developed the habit of giving to their family's favored schools and charities, but not to nonprofits that specifically served women.
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Taking from the rich and giving to the poor didn't work out well in either place, and both China and Russia backtracked from their early revolutions.
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But at the same time, that kind of statement a little bit shows a lack of sense of responsibility in terms of giving to the situation.
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These requests are framed as Trump asking for a "favor" and come shortly after Trump talks about how much aid the US is giving to Ukraine.
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She gave an example of a person who had been giving to mental health charities for years and wanted to do more but didn't know how.
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The handouts that cities and states have been strong-armed into giving to corporations over the past few decades are a terrible bit of economic policy.
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GiveWell's rough estimate is that it costs $2,838 to save a life by giving to the Against Malaria Foundation, the top charity that distributes bed nets.
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But if the vast majority of that money is essentially funneled to the national campaign anyway, the original restriction on giving to national committees appears pretty meaningless.
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Facebook has received some flack for charging a 6.9% + $0.30 fee, but that covers processing, security, fraud, and vetting to ensure people are giving to real charities.
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Eileen Heisman, president and chief executive at National Philanthropic Trust, said giving to fewer causes is actually better, particularly when you're dealing with large sums of money.
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Before 2016, the Fertittas together gave less than $800,000 in each of the 2012 and 193 election cycles and contributed a chunk of their giving to Democrats.
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Doug Manchester, a San Diego developer who also at one point thought of starting his own PAC, said he had now sworn off giving to outside groups.
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In another scandal, millions of dollars are alleged to have gone missing from the health ministry; USAID stopped giving to the ministry last month over corruption concerns.
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"Remember that more than 90 percent of D.C. journalists vote Democratic, with an even higher number giving to Democrats or liberal-leaning political action committees," Joondeph wrote.
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"Following a systematic and disciplined approach to giving may remove the pressure … since you know who you are giving to and why you are giving," Kramer said.
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The group estimates a potential drop in taxpayer giving to charities of $0003 million annually in Missouri and $431 million in Illinois, under the new tax law.
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I loved the fact that the common denominator was that they were all very altruistic, and they were all giving to institutions, and creating their own institutions.
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Business Insider talked to a dozen venture capitalists and asked them to share one piece of advice that they're giving to the startup companies in their portfolios.
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Federal Election Commission data shows he has been giving to the Democratic Party since 1999, when he financially supported Bill Bradley and, later, Al Gore for president.
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More specifically, trust funds can serve various purposes, from sheltering assets from estate taxes to paying yourself or your heirs an annual income to giving to charity.
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Harris urged the film executives to get involved in volunteer work while also giving to immigrant aid groups and other legal non-profits that are working in communities.
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This is a hardware development kit it's giving to partners such as Procter & Gamble, Hamilton Beach and others, so that they can build this functionality into other devices.
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The only difference now is that you see Black artists being paid and awarded in the same ways that white artists are for what they're giving to culture.
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Big Clinton Foundation donors with no history of political giving to the Clintons also met or talked by phone with Hillary Clinton and top aides, AP's review showed.
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Make sure to balance the give and take, since it can be easy to get lost in your own pleasure and slack off on giving to your partner.
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He was also a big fan of Hillary Clinton, giving to her campaign repeatedly in the 2000s and describing her as a "terrific woman" as recently as 2012.
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While you might think these types of subscription boxes are only suited for giving to someone else, there's no reason not to buy one for yourself, as well.
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" Inarritu went on to say, "This hug, this embrace you're giving to me today, is going to a whole country, a whole Latin American community in this country.
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Our giving to those that lack privilege and opportunity needs to reflect our willingness to sacrifice for one another rather than our selfishness and condemnation of other's choices.
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"He's gaining the respect of the community by selflessly giving to people who need it," said Chris Davis, who heads the volunteer group Rodriguez has been working with.
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Education ranked second, taking in $59.8 billion, up 3.6 percent; human services increased 4 percent to $46.8 billion, and giving to health rose 5.7 percent to $33.1 billion.
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Dixon managed to quit drugs when she realised she no longer needed to take what her abuser was giving to her if she wasn't being controlled by him.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the businessman is wanted by Israeli police for questioning regarding potential corruption and illegal gift-giving to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Sometimes special exceptions are made, for major lifetime achievement awards like the Video Vanguard MTV is giving to Rihanna tonight (she will have multiple performances throughout the show).
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Our findings underscore the need for parents and their child's health providers to have more open conversations about what they are giving to their child for health reasons.
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These images reveal not just the characters, but also the director himself, showing who he is as an artist, and what he's capable of giving to an audience.
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Some traditional Republican donors have also started giving to Democrats, perhaps to make sure they are in the good graces of the party that comes out on top.
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And the backpack brand JanSport hired a Generation Z "think tank" to create an influencer-marketing campaign focused on its charitable giving to the nonprofit World Central Kitchen.
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He's been giving to charitable foundations since the 1990s and even founded his namesake Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that works to better healthcare and reduce extreme poverty.
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Ms. Warren prosecuted her argument that Mr. Bloomberg was the "riskiest" Democrat onstage, ticking off his past giving to Republican candidates for office — including the one she defeated.
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Giving to others can be rewarding, but becoming the family bank or money tree can be stressful, particularly when the amount or frequency of the requests is high.
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Most donors like giving to the president -- it gives them a feeling of prestige and power that cutting a check to a House or even Senate candidate doesn't.
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It has the same timeless appeal of Robin Hood, except here, Robin Hood works in a strip club, stealing from Wall Street sharks and giving to, well, herself.
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So if you're so inclined, commit yourself to doing at least one thing before the end of the year to bring the gift of giving to young people.
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The challenge served as a goad to donors, brought home the meaning of giving to those more accustomed to asking for money, and concentrated the institute's attention wonderfully.
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Effective altruism holds that giving abroad is probably a better idea than giving in the US. It suggests that giving to disaster relief is worse than giving elsewhere.
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The British nature writer Mark Cocker holds that the ''simple, Franciscan act of giving to birds makes us feel good about life, and redeems us in some fundamental way.
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When it comes time to pass his super idol to the Heroes, Ryan makes the perfect choice by giving to Chrissy – whose challenge upchuck makes her an obvious target.
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In the last presidential race, they increased their giving to $5.7 million, and now — still eight months away from the midterm election — they have already surpassed their 2016 total.
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And it is expected to tighten the inheritance-tax regime, possibly by reducing or removing allowances for those giving to discretionary trusts or handing property or gifts to relatives.
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The lawyers also suggested language — and actions — that campaign officials and Clinton could use to thank donors for giving to the super PAC without running afoul of the law.
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On an emotional level, it'll be wise for you to figure out what you value and focus on giving yourself more of it (giving to others is nice, too!).
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Just be aware that while you can still get a deduction for giving to charity under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it may be tougher to obtain.
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"I'm grateful to the members of the Doping Review Board for the dedication and diligence they are giving to this on-going review process," said IAAF president Sebastian Coe.
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The push is more evidence of the heightened attention that Washington is giving to the threats from botnets as devices become increasingly connected, thanks to the Internet of Things.
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The drop in demand for OPEC crude highlights the sustained boost that OPEC's policy to support prices by supply cuts is giving to U.S. shale and other rival supply.
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And, on her speech-giving to massive corporations -- including Goldman Sachs -- Sanders went WAY easier than he could have if he wanted to portray Clinton as a corporate shill.
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"Consider giving to support organizations that have spent the last few months working tirelessly to reunite families the administration has separated at the border," Clinton wrote on Twitter Tuesday.
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I plan to make thoughtful and responsible decisions on giving to my friends and my family and setting up so that my grandchildren will all have a college education.
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Your article blames the objections of some alumni to campus protests — and a consequent fading of their fondness — for a decrease in philanthropic giving to elite colleges this year.
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In addition, knowing who is giving to whom, where they are giving and the amounts, is essential in planning your own winning fundraising and get-out-the-vote strategies.
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Ms. Whitman, who said she would remain a Republican, brings with her a considerable network of contributors, some of whom she said were open to giving to Mrs. Clinton.
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Expect a stampede of companies handing out bonuses, raising pay, spending on capital projects and giving to charities, with the windfall from the massive corporate tax cuts passed Wednesday.
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As more and more devices connect online, the so-called Internet of Things, we find ourselves giving to cloud platforms more and more private data ripe for the taking.
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We need to start with passing the Disclose Act that is already written and been sponsored in Congress – to at least force disclosure of who is giving to who.
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Giving to charitable causes exceeded $400 billion for the first time in the U.S., an increase from nearly $390 billion in 2016, according to a study from Giving USA.
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We need to start with passing the Disclose Act that is already written and been sponsored in Congress - to at least force disclosure of who is giving to who.
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If 2022 comes and Qatar does indeed host the World Cup without changing, the message the world is giving to Muslim and Arab youth is that extremism is acceptable.
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And its employees, political action committees and other affiliated groups have donated more than $8.4 million in campaign contributions since 7373, giving to Democrats and Republicans in equal measure.
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Lau said the strong finish came down to the backing of grassroots donors, with over 443,000 people giving to Warren and those contributors combining to make almost 900,000 donations.
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And the campaign donation scorecard from 2016 proved that corporate America responded in kind, giving to the Clinton campaign over team Trump by wide margins in industry after industry.
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After Jeff Vinik bought the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2010, he wanted to find a way to better steer the team's charitable giving to the people most in need.
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Individual giving to the National Network of Abortion Funds, which helps poor women pay for abortions, grew by 66 percent last year, according to its development director, Debasri Ghosh.
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Because Musk has become a constant fixture in the news cycle lately, his political contributors are A Thing, but it's worth noting that he's been giving to Republicans for years.
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The only sector that saw a decline in 2015 was giving to foundations, which dropped 3.8 percent in current dollars, or 4 percent when adjusting for inflation, to $42.3 billion.
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With the arrival of Thanksgiving comes the start of the peak season for giving to charity, and Americans may well set another record in 22, as they do most years.
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Pedro Alvarez lined a hanging breaking ball into the right field seats leading off the fifth, giving to the Orioles (217-22) a 1-0 lead with his third homer.
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For example, a company may reasonably believe that giving to an organization that opposes some of its products is worthwhile because the organization successfully lobbies for lower corporate tax rates.
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This week's donation continues the family's legacy of giving to health-related charities in Utah, but it also signals a subtle shift in their philanthropy, reflecting a new generation's priorities.
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The biggest challenge is providing enough money to help a child through a challenge, but not giving to the point where it kills the person's motivation to work and succeed.
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The drop in demand for OPEC crude highlights the sustained boost that OPEC's policy to support oil prices by supply cuts is giving to U.S. shale and other rival supply.
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If you believe the reason for the season is giving to those in need (and having a rocking good time in the process), this is the holiday show for you.
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The most prominent snub is the world's wealthiest person, Jeff Bezos, whose omission fits with his historically paltry giving to charity (although he has recently tried to atone for that).
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Toys "R" Us shoppers donated more than 250,000 toys last year, and the company gave $5 million in corporate contributions — 40 percent of all corporate giving to Toys for Tots.
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He could have donated dollars, but, he said, the more he can use the cryptocurrency for buying goods and giving to charity, the more it will be used by others.
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BC: Certainly the advice we are giving to governments, insofar we can give advice to governments, because they are independent from us as much as we are independent from them.
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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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When it comes to crowdfunding, experts suggest only giving to campaigns where you know the person soliciting the funds, or if the person is a friend of someone you know.
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"Consider giving to organizations that create joy and beauty for people who have been deprived of it," advised Zarlasht Halaimzai, the founder and chief executive of the Refugee Trauma Initiative.
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While many big industries like financial services have made it their practice to donate generously to both political parties, oil and gas has held steady by disproportionately giving to Republicans.
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Tax breaks are more generous than those associated with giving to a foundation, set-up costs are lower and online access platforms modelled on internet banking make donating much more convenient.
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He has also been an aggressive advocate for deregulating campaign finance law, succeeding in the 21994 Cromnibus by inserting a rider to significantly raise limits on direct giving to party committees.
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Mr. Volpert said he was concerned about the way in which the money he was giving to the super PAC was being spent, according to the person who witnessed the exchange.
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"The advice we've been giving to consumers for decades — pay your bills on time, stay out of credit card debt and only apply for credit sparingly — all still applies," Ulzheimer said.
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Buying something from one of these nine companies means you'll not only get a great product, but you'll be giving to a great (fuzzy, scaly, and everything in between) cause, too.
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The FSA in Japan introduced guidelines on Friday, predominantly aimed at regional banks, which encouraged lenders to consider giving to borrowers with low credit scores but with potential for strong growth.
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Even though some of the attendees are giving to multiple candidates, organizers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, say the majority of Democratic donors in the room were for Biden.
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That's got to be something that he has to factor in as the kids get older — as he's giving to them in raising them, they're giving it right back to him.
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The HGTV star took to Instagram to share the extravagant gift he's giving to his nanny, who looks after his and ex wife Christina's two kids, Taylor, 7, and Brayden, 2.
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"The message I took from growing up in church was the idea of loving your neighbor, giving to others and treating people as you would want to be treated," says Legend.
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But the bigger changes — such as closing the so-called L.L.C. loophole, which allows almost unchecked giving to political campaigns — will, like so many issues, have to wait until next year.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, to kind of put the schmooze is so pathetic, it's so pathetic," said Pelosi.
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"When people know the priority that we are giving to the integrity and government piece, it increases the confidence they have that we can do what we said," Ms. Pelosi said.
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"The thing that I've always been a little bit jealous of is a complete, a total giving to one form, like a genre, and just a mastery of it," he said.
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Bloomberg is self-financing his race and asked the donors there to consider giving to the Democratic National Committee and outside groups — while still pledging to support him in the primary.
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Their appeal instead hinges on an enduring formula: dances, sketches, jokes and, most important, familiar songs in the context of stories about giving to others, family and returning to the hearth.
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"When we started, the biggest problem was that my friends said giving to charity was really depressing," said Scott Harrison, who founded Charity: Water in 2006 after a career promoting nightclubs.
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"The reassurance I'm giving to customers is the Blue Bottle they know and love, the only way it's going to change is in ways that make Blue Bottle better, " he said.
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Robin meted-out "justice" against the corrupt taxation by Prince John and the strong-arm tactics of the Sheriff of Knottingham by robbing from the rich and giving to the poor.
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This year, as the political winds shifted, developers began giving to the Senate Democrats, and they also fueled the wins by Mr. Cuomo and the new state attorney general, Letitia James.
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Bloomberg called on participants to support his campaign without them writing a check and to start giving to the DNC, which has often been heavily outraised by the Republican National Committee.
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Like the Tax Foundation, Citizens for Tax Justice assumed that the new $2,000 for singles, $4,000 for couples tax credit that Rubio is proposing giving to every household is fully refundable.
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"If you are giving to an organization that supports clean energy, you don't want to be spending or investing your money in a way that is supporting the exact opposite," Green notes.
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A longtime donor to Democrats, he suddenly shifted his political giving to the Republican Party in 2009, when Democrats were pushing the Dodd-Frank law to more stringently regulate the banking industry.
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There are rules you need to pay attention to, such as whether you're giving to charity or to friends and family, and how you're giving, such as cash, securities or tangible property.
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We took note that the Boy Scouts' most important asset was their brand, which gave them access to corporate donors — even though those donors had rules against giving to organizations that discriminated.
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The bizarre "Spacey in Space" theme originates from a blue sweatshirt with Spacey's face superimposed over a cosmic backdrop that the Florida Panthers began giving to the MVPs of their winning games.
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"I spent a lot of time thinking about: What we are giving to people with this document?" she said, explaining that she thinks it could help parents reduce misdirected anger and blame.
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If a dead friend or family member has been cremated or the cemetery's thousands of miles away, you can still find ways to symbolically engage in gift-giving to cope with loss.
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There was always a real dynamic energy she was giving to the Carnival, one that, at times, you sensed she would have liked to direct to her own work as an artist.
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"You had a dovish Fed yesterday pushing the dollar down as a result and that is giving to a broad-brush lift to metals as a whole," said Citi analyst Oliver Nugent.
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Also keep in mind that a relationship is a two way street, so be ready to give a relationship just as you would expect the other person to be giving to you.
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In fact, giving to dark-money groups may be the riskiest kind of political spending, because companies often have no idea who else is giving, and whether their interests are in competition.
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Finally, a new proposal, stealthily hidden in the bill, would limit deductions for charitable giving to only the top 28503 percent of taxpayers versus the approximately 22019 percent who are eligible now.
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You may also boost gifts by giving to your child (or grandchild) and his or her spouse — for a maximum of a $56,000 gift this year from a couple to a couple.
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"The parallel verse in Mark 14:7 clearly has Jesus approving of giving to the poor, as it immediately adds: 'And whenever you wish you can do good to them,'" he says.
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With domestic economic growth at around 6 percent and a $10 trillion to $11 trillion economy, the country "is a gift that keeps giving to world economic growth," James Gorman said Thursday.
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In 22019, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Patriot Act's material support statute, which prohibits giving to certain individuals and organizations because doing so could enable them to support terrorism.
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These facts alone won't be enough to disqualify investigators; Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has already told senators that giving to political candidates isn't grounds to kick someone off the Russia investigation.
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The full moon in Sagittarius helps you see, with perfect emotional clarity, how much of yourself you have been generously giving to your relationships, and how receptive others are to your love.
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She depicts the ways that reality can feel suffocatingly collaged around us, with few releases other than giving to your favorite civil liberties organization or gambling a few dollars at the store.
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"Tech companies understand that they should be playing big in politics, and that means giving to those in power — and in the case of a split Congress, to both parties," Gilbert said.
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And it's an area that's been far less generous to Republicans, ranking just 1,651st on the list of zip codes giving to the RNC and NRCC, to the tune of just $1,405.
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It is unclear how much weight House investigators are giving to the complaints or whether DNS over HTTPS is likely to play a major role in Google's ongoing headaches with the government.
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In 2004, Buckley wrote up a Winter-een-mas FAQ where readers could find tips on how to celebrate, such as shying away from gift giving to avoid diminishing the holiday's meaning.
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As a new generation of philanthropists begins giving younger in life and wants more control over how their money is used, we can likely expect more and more giving to happen through LLCs.
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Or you can hop over to the Volvo booth and see their take on autonomy in the XC 90 — one advanced version of which the company is giving to a family in Sweden.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi at a January press conference said the money corporations were giving to workers would pale in comparison to what they would give to those who own their stock.
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And, while they have made mistakes, Bill and Melinda Gates have also had great success, too: Their foundation has helped, through its giving, to contribute to a massive decline in childhood mortality worldwide.
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The FEC's message focused on two main concerns: whether Trump's campaign accepted contributions from organizations not properly registered with the commission and whether donors giving to the Republican's campaign exceeded legal donation limits.
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India is providing naval patrol boats, satellite cover to monitor Vietnam's waters and training for its submarines and fighter pilots - more military support than it is giving to any other Southeast Asian country.
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But at some point CNN has to acknowledge the power of their platform... And think about how much credence they're giving to Rodman vis a vis actual N.K. experts by virtue of airtime.
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Trump campaign spokeswoman Erin Perrine in an interview with ABC News accused Stewart's group of trying to get people to think "they are directly supporting the President's reelection" by giving to the PAC.
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The low priority Mr. Trump is giving to this process, as well as his failure to disclose his own financial interests, signals that he either doesn't understand why it's important, or doesn't care.
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A second hypothesis is that donors do not necessarily have confidence in giving when their beliefs are not shared or the institutions they are giving to might support causes that are not theirs.
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"(Joaquin) was very concerned and upset with the treatment we were giving to immigrants when they came to this country, so El Paso was great to do that," Manuel Oliver said on Monday.
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To make sure you are giving to a legitimate and effective charity, check whether it has been rated or accredited by an organization like Charity Navigator, Charity Watch or the Better Business Bureau.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received, versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind-of put the schmooze on, [it] is so pathetic," Pelosi told reporters Thursday.
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"The emergence of environmentalism in the '60s, civil rights and the women's movement meant that the younger generation was more interested in giving to them rather than to the Junior League," he said.
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For that three-decade period, the level of giving to Republicans and Republican Party committees by members of the Forbes 211990 followed a steady downward trajectory, falling from 212020 percent to 59 percent.
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Another option is giving to groups like GiveWell, Innovations for Poverty Action, the Life You Can Save, Giving What We Can, and 80,000 Hours that evaluate development approaches/charities and encourage effective giving.
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Another option is giving to groups like GiveWell, Innovations for Poverty Action, the Life You Can Save, Giving What We Can, and 80,000 Hours that evaluate development approaches/charities and encourage effective giving.
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The organization you're giving to should be able to provide information and documentation to confirm it's a registered 501(c)(3) or use the tax-exempt organization search tool available on the IRS website.
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While Dear Abby has doubtlessly helped countless people solve their everyday problems over the years, what it has not done — and has never aimed to do — is elevate advice-giving to an art form.
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One study found that people tend to treat giving to charity like buying a medieval indulgence—they may believe they have the right to act immorally if they have done something they deem altruistic.
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National Security Adviser Susan Rice got into a spirited confrontation with a Chinese representative at the airport, while another aide was chastised by the same representative over directions the aide was giving to reporters.
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" In a statement, Shane Scanlon, a spokesman for Gianforte's campaign, alleged that Jacobs crashed an interview Gianforte was giving to another reporter "and began asking badgering questions," adding that "Jacobs was asked to leave.
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You can automate nearly every aspect of your moneyIn this book, Bach explains how to automate retirement savings, emergency fund savings, paying off debt including your home, and even giving to a favorite charity.
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"I think they make us forget that citizenship is not just using things that your government is giving to you but giving back to your government and protecting those institutions like democracy," Tolokonnikova said.
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The fact that VR support was barely touched on at E3 seemed a bit strange however, given the attention Microsoft has been giving to its "mixed reality" headsets which will launch later this year.
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"We trust startups with millions of VC money and encourage a culture of 'failing fast,' yet somehow the idea of giving to volunteers who may have showed years of dedication is undesirable?" he said.
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Here's what insiders will be looking for: Following Trump's exaggerations on charitable giving to nonprofits and veteran organizations throughout the country, many GOP donors are in a "trust but verify" posture regarding Trump's claims.
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The authors said that if a wealthy couple wanted to give away their fortune in their lifetime, they would have to increase their giving to 11 percent a year over the next 20 years.
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Super PACs can take in unlimited amounts of money, though they have to report their donors, and political nonprofits, or "dark money" groups, don't have to publicly say who's giving to them at all.
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For Mr. Brooks to frame all of this in the language of "giving to charity" — a sort of lighthearted adventure in volunteering — is a huge disservice to both waiting children and their prospective parents.
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Remember that every trade association, every political action committee and every lobby shop has a vested interest in giving to incumbents so politicians in office would have no problem continuing to hoover up cash.
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"It's important to be able to know the answers to those questions so the advice that pediatricians and obstetricians are giving to pregnant women and breastfeeding women are based on sound evidence," she said.
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C.E.O. of FedEx issued order that all employees read Marcel Mauss's essay "The Gift," about the sociology of gift-giving, to better understand the thoughts of FedEx customers when they send and receive packages.
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It's a model that does extraordinarily well at one important thing — getting wealthy Americans, who often don't think much about addressing poverty overseas, to commit to giving to some of the world's poorest people.
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She called the policy "extremely divisive & harmful to the party" and recommended that small-dollar donors "pause" on making contributions to the DCCC and instead focus on giving to vulnerable incumbents in swing seats.
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"The mistake was not to have proper analysis of the intelligence before giving to the president," Roger Cressey, who served in Bush's National Security Council, told Jane Mayer for her book The Dark Side.
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Giving to the greater good is what many ex-soldiers want, and returning vets I've spoken to in my time as a conflict reporter often talk about needing purpose after their tours are over.
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Chance is a philanthropist, a guy with a shitload of ideas who has given, and keeps giving, to his local community; he's unwilling to back down when confronted with bullshit from the other side.
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China even offered to make up for the donations Taiwan will no longer be giving to the Rural Constituency Development Fund, which MPs in the Solomons use to pay for pet projects in their constituencies.
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Besides giving to the Trump group and inauguration, they've also contributed $500,22009 each to a super PAC trying to protect the GOP majority in the Senate and hundreds of thousands more to Republican party committees.
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While Trump declared he'd "totally destroy" the law, Hice and Scalise's bill would allow only political activity by tax-exempt religious organizations in limited circumstances, though they would still be banned from giving to campaigns.
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By stripping individuals of their choice to keep their beliefs private from government, the measure would discourage people from giving to charitable and civic organizations that contribute to our communities and help move society forward.
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We are both very left-leaning and she considered giving to the Republican Party or an anti-choice organization, both of which, in our eyes, are behind a great deal of evil in the world.
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"Beginning in 22019, the Chick-fil-A Foundation is introducing a more focused giving approach to deepen its giving to a smaller number of organizations in three primary areas," Chick-fil-A's website now says.
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While observers, including GOP strategist Karl Rove, have argued that Trump stepped on his own message about giving to veterans by ripping into the media on Tuesday, Trump showed little remorse after the press conference.
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In Washington, Congress and the administration can participate by enacting a K-12 tax credit to inspire charitable giving to nonprofits who provide private school scholarships for children in low-income and middle-class families.
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Milken helped invent junk bonds and leveraged buyouts in the 1980s, went to prison for almost two years for securities and tax fraud, and is now mostly known for charitable giving to help cure cancer.
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The Native American items in question, mostly gathered in the 19th century by Christian missionaries, are part of a larger art collection numbering over 1,100 items that the seminary is now giving to the museum.
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"Giving to the Trump family would be seen by many foreign leaders as the way to get in with the Trump administration," said Meredith McGehee, an adviser to the Campaign Legal Center, a nonprofit group.
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"He'll encourage giving to state parties and the DNC to support efforts across the country to make sure Donald Trump does not get a second term," Bloomberg spokesman Marc LaVorgna told CNBC in a statement.
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If these media heavyweights mean what they now say, then they can fix their past sins against these women by giving them the same coverage — and respect — they're giving to accusers of other powerful men.
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Even when boys are really bringing it academically, I know they do not operate with the same sense of they've gotta be gorgeous, and they've gotta be really kind and giving to people around them.
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In the email to supporters, Roger Lau said more than 384,000 people donated in the three-month period of April to June, with around 80% of those donors giving to the campaign for the first time.
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P.S. ... I'll be giving to the Committee to Protect Journalists, whose work is more urgent than ever, as well as to medical humanitarian NGO Alima, who has already responded to the latest Ebola crisis in Congo.
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"It is the beginning of a new journey of achievement and giving to the people, and we ask God to help us serve and take care of them," Sheikh Mohammed said in one post in Arabic.
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" Pressed on what percentage of his income he has given to charity, Johnson responded: "For me, giving to charity, I've always viewed that the things that I do in my life contribute to making lives better.
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Artist Elizabeth Simins, for instance, has said that the change will give patrons a better idea of how much they're actually giving to a creator, although she says the 35-cent flat fee is too high.
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She received $2,800 contributions from actors such as Rita Wilson, Emma Roberts, and Jennifer Garner (Garner and ex-husband Ben Affleck split their support, with Affleck giving to Cory Booker's 5003 campaign in the same period).
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And yes, everyone was shouting, "Yes, Trump will come and Trump will take away all the money" which America was giving to you, and no, you will see what's actually how, in bad situation you are.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite tax reforms that changed an important incentive for giving to charities last year, Americans are still giving away record amounts - just from funds they had put aside for donations in previous years.
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I knew then, she said, that he was a liar, that for all his reportage and his honesty he was determined to keep himself untouched, to take without giving, to hoard himself like a greedy child.
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"The total private giving to public schools, from individual donors to the Gates Foundation, is about $2 to $3 billion," Jay P. Greene, head of the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, says.
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As significant, Mr. Adelson, a billionaire based in Las Vegas, has decided that he will significantly scale back his giving to congressional Republicans and direct most of his contributions to groups dedicated to Mr. Trump's campaign.
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As Kotaku aptly points out, Ninja has made real moves toward being a role model for his 10 million+ Twitch followers, from cutting down on cursing on stream to giving to charity and other important causes.
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If he did win the lottery, he says, the first order of business, after giving to charity, would be to "buy the business and to buy the property… at least we can stay in this neighborhood."
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He has also maxed out his giving to seven State Senate candidates and plans a coordinated campaign, with a seven-figure push involving advertisements up and down the Democratic ballot, on both state and federal races.
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People who want to donate to the Castillo family can do so by giving to the Kendrick Castillo Memorial Fund at any Wells Fargo location — there is no official GoFundMe or other similar online donation page.
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"We know that people can get their tax deductions by giving to the foundation, so you'd rather give to that than the N.R.A., but the N.R.A. is the one spending all the money," Mr. Nelson added.
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In short, the American public seems to have wised up; voters seem to have recognized the G.O.P.'s reverse Robin Hood agenda of taking from ordinary families and giving to the rich for what it is.
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Instead, more donors should follow the example of the Funders for Reproductive Equity, a network of grant-makers whose increased giving to grass-roots groups run by women of color has helped win eye-popping victories.
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They can help you navigate the different types of trusts and choose one that&aposs right for your needs, whether it&aposs reducing estate taxes, making a specific plan for your heirs, or giving to charity.
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Therianthropes, it seems, reflect the symbolic practice of giving to humans the powers of animals, a shamanistic rite that seems tied to the origins of religion, and here it is, for the first time, a startup.
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"Nestle will never be able to convince me that management attention on a business like frozen is the same as what they're giving to high-growth businesses," said one Nestle investor, who declined to be named.
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We may have named the dog Little Gift, but what he brought to me was the biggest gift of all — one that is still giving to me and which I'm sharing with others even to this day.
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Garrett told me that giving to progressive candidates seemed like an obvious thing for him to do since he supported progressive causes, but acknowledged that these eight campaigns were the only ones he'd donated to so far.
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So, on the eve of the Muslim month-long fasting period of Ramadan, which begins in early June — traditionally a time for giving to charity, and for family and friends — Libyans find their finances in dire straits.
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It's a book, she says, that is designed to empower women during a time when too often young women feel uncomfortable, ashamed and embarrassed, and it's a book I most definitely will be giving to my daughters.
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In 2012, 43 percent of the money to Mr. Obama was from contributors who gave $200 or less, and this year 58 percent of the giving to Mr. Sanders's grass-roots bid came from small-dollar donors.
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Then, once home, make the most of the chance to fill their days with engagements: bouts of play, treat-finding games or simply being in contact — all of which is health-giving to both dog and person.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a foundation and an emergency response fund, which is basically a catchall for giving to local health departments, global response efforts, protective gear for medical workers and general response.
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In 2014, he also started giving to the newly formed Republican-leaning Ag America super PAC, which puts money behind candidates that are pro-trade, support biotechnology and pesticide use and limited environmental and land use regulation.
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Earlier this year, supermarket chain Publix suspended its political contributions after it faced critcism for giving to Adam Putnam, a candidate then seeking the Republican nomination for Florida governor, for his ties to the National Rifle Association.
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"Him working on my soft heart, for me giving to our servicemen, and I believe that he hit the soft spot, and I felt like I needed to give to help out the people that helped us."
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Many donors help save the lives of their loved ones by giving to a family member, but since a match from a relative is not guaranteed, it is far more common for generous strangers to step in.
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Now in their 50s or 60s, they have created a subset of university giving to build facilities, like the Carol Roberts Field House at Yale University, above, and endow scholarships and coaching positions at their alma maters.
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"I'd like to know how much information the department is resisting giving to the U.S. Congress has already been shared with foreign government officials," Howell asked, pressing the DOJ attorney to return with an answer by Friday.
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UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt is very quickly transcending his position as a mere fighter and transforming into something of an MMA folk legend: a modern-day Robin Hood, stealing from the cheaters and giving to the cheated.
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As previously stated, I'm giving to the Committee today three years of President Trump's financial statements, from 2011-20163, which he gave to Deutsche Bank to inquire about a loan to buy the Buffalo Bills and to Forbes.
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"This kind of insight can be applied in so many spaces where we want to encourage people to change their behavior or to do something that benefits a group like voting or giving to a charity," Rogers said.
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He has a history of giving to the city's charitable causes, and it's hard to push back against someone who's asking the government to tax his company more, said one staffer of the "No on Prop C" campaign.
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And when it comes to all that data that these companies have been so recalcitrant about giving to cities, let's just say this: For any entity trying to get funding from USDOT, you must hand over your data.
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After we published the story — including quotes from elderly Bossie donors saying they thought they were giving to Trump — a number of people close to the president reached out to say they were disgusted with what Bossie did.
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Sunday is also the first chance in six months to see what how much big donors like Soros are giving to super PACs, the outside groups that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of cash to help candidates.
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A few told CNN that they did indeed plan to support him financially, with some considering giving to a new super PAC that formed last week by a Weld friend -- the Socially Liberal Fiscally Conservative Political Action Committee.
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NEW YORK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Despite tax reforms that changed an important incentive for giving to charities last year, Americans are still giving away record amounts - just from funds they had put aside for donations in previous years.
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Still, her fundraising is generally below her two competitors in terms of additional giving to DCCC and to the party's most vulnerable members, according to a POLITICO review of campaign reports from the 2014 cycle through January 2020.
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But the fact that the funding at stake is relatively small ($150 million or less than 1 percent of annual philanthropic giving to the arts) means there is significant opportunity cost to perennial fights to save federal support.
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In so doing, the court in its one-page order may be signaling that it will be giving to Donald Trump the historical deference given the discretion afforded past executive departments in matters of national security and migration.
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For example, according to two of the researchers on the Harvard happiness study, Donnelly and Michael Norton, "giving to others leads to greater happiness than spending on oneself," they write in an article for The Wall Street Journal.
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By giving to fundraisers, Facebook is encouraging more payment transactions among its user base – and payments is an area of its business that's still under-developed today, despite Facebook having added support for person-to-person payments in Messenger.
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Read more about Playment on TechCrunch Effective Altruism – Finds you the best charities Giving to charity without doing intense research is like burning money, because a study showed that 75 percent of social programs have zero or negative impact.
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The U.K. pound is expected to push even lower in the coming months, according to currency analysts, as the first signs emerged this week of the impact - and in some case benefits - it's giving to the country's business sector.
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Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign donations and spending, said that while the absolute amounts of money hedge funds are giving to Trump may appear low, the trend for him is positive.
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Despite the apparent waste, the company has a history of charitable giving to places like the Sunlight foundation, which advocates for open government, as well as starting a full scholarship for women seeking to study science, engineering or math.
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Some research, for example, suggests that women are more comfortable giving to causes than to candidates, whether out of a sense that politics is grubby or because nonprofit groups will have more impact on the issues they care about.
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He visits the islands often and owns some land on the island of Eleuthera, so seeing the physical and emotional effects of quality dentistry on his community spurred him and his volunteer team to continue giving to the cause.
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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said the drug was not cost-effective for patients who had received chemotherapy, but it might be worth giving to untreated patients or those who cannot have cisplatin-based chemotherapy.
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And the $25 million is one of the boldest ways in which the tech community is marshaling its resources to fight the global pandemic, a response that includes everything from charitable giving to venture capital investments and public commentary.
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This is different from other politicians using weasel words or vague statements or recontextualizing something—Trump lies about everything from giving to charity to the size of the crowds he draws to whether American Muslims cheered on 9/11.
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Here's how you — and the president — can write off charitable giving to the U.S. In order to get any kind of tax benefit from donating part of your salary, you'll need to pay your share to Uncle Sam first.
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Policy wonks are still poring over the latest Trump budget, released on Monday, but there was no hiding the same reverse Robin-Hoodism as in previous budgets: taking from the poor and middle class while giving to the rich.
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"The people I admire the most are these people who have great character and they're giving to other people," the hedge fund billionaire said during his mentorship session with Combs, a video of which Dalio shared on Dec. 10.
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"There are things in the foods that they purchase that aren't listed on the label and that they probably don't want to be giving to their children," said Evans, who also works at Mount Sinai's Children's Environmental Health Center.
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And like other industries, pharmaceutical companies wield their political power in ways veiled from the public, giving to "dark money" groups and super PACs -- independent groups barred from directly donating to or coordinating with campaigns -- bent on swaying lawmaking.
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Many of the genetic analyses 23andMe was giving to consumers hadn't yet been validated or FDA-approved, so the company's health service had to slow down and reboot for a couple of years until coming back online in 2015.
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It's pretty rare for total giving to decline, and lots of experts think the recent tax changes may have disincentivized charitable giving by doubling the standard deduction, therefore removing some of the tax write-off that people can claim with charity.
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Though Oprah has built a life of immense financial and professional success, she also has made a point of practicing what she preaches when it comes to giving: "To me, the money is certainly a wonderful thing," Oprah once said.
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The new lab and the enhancements to its image recognition platform underscore the push that Amazon and AWS are giving to AI at the company, both internally and as a potential area to grow its B2B business in this area.
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On Wednesday, Bend the Arc protesters again blockaded a road and disrupted a speech President Trump was giving to a conference on fracking downtown (that this event had nothing to do with the attack's anniversary was its own kind of insult).
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I think other people have good ideas, too, and good notes that they could give, but even more so I believe if you hear the notes that the showrunners are giving to other writers, your own writing will become better.
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But New York-Fed chief William Dudley sent another shock through markets later in the day by saying that he regarded four rate hikes this year as in line with the "gradual" definition the Fed has been giving to markets.
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This ProPublica article about giving after a disaster is worth reading in its entirety, but it makes a few key points to keep in mind: Vox's Dylan Matthews also reviewed some good rules to follow whenever you're giving to charity.
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We had a chance to sit down with the designer during New York Fashion Week to discuss what this collection means to her, her signature look, and the advice she's giving to young women everywhere — including her five-year-old daughter.
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The numbers of donors giving to the Democratic candidates is being closely watched at this juncture in the election as an indicator of their political strength, and it is also being used as a measure to qualify for the debates.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After decades of giving to charity, a growing number of Catholics are starting to put their philanthropic billions into profitable investments instead - a new aid model, backed by Pope Francis, that experts say could help end poverty.
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Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform who has close ties to the White House and GOP leaders in Congress, argues that lowering tax rates could spur giving to charitable organizations by boosting economic growth and net incomes.
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"On the margins, we see charitable giving respond to tax incentives, even with giving to religious organizations," said Patrick Rooney, associate dean for academic affairs and research at the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, who worked on the analysis.
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Ever since he kicked off his presidential campaign last June, billionaire businessman Donald Trump has touted his history of giving to good causes, with his campaign saying he's donated more than $21 million to charity over the past five years.
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"The rewards of giving to a larger, established institution are readily apparent — the admiration and respect of your peer group, and the certainty that it's a professional and well-run institution that will use the money well," Mr. Foster said.
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Boeing hired the lawyer who distributed funds to victims of the 9/11 terror attacks and Boston Marathon bombings to manage the $50 million it is giving to the families of people killed on its two crashed 737 Max planes.
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In this case, you may not be able to claim the tax benefit, but, based on what you think is important, giving to others in your own backyard may be particularly rewarding, said Eileen Heisman, CEO of National Philanthropic Trust.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, to kind of put the schmooze is so pathetic, it's so pathetic," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a January press conference.
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The latter, known as Izdeliye 353 (literally Product 30) will be supposedly more efficient than previous designs, giving to the jet a top speed in excess of Mach 2 and a supercruise capability at Mach 1.3, and features 3D thrust vectoring.
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Mr. Cohen said that giving to veterans' charities was something he wanted to do before the federal investigations and something he had started doing in 2011 through Robin Hood, the anti-poverty charity that is a favorite among hedge funds.
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"Many young men's accounts of the additional costliness of their giving oral sex to women (compared with the costs for women of giving to men) referred to vulvas negatively — as 'dirty,' 'disgusting,' 'nasty,' 'droopy,' 'messy,' 'saggy,' 'stinking,'" the study's authors write.
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Sometimes special exceptions are made, for major lifetime achievement awards like the Video Vanguard MTV is giving to Rihanna... You'd think that streaming and digital distribution in general would mean that basically every movie ever made should be available online.
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Today, then, would be a good one to cook for others, even if they weren't or aren't in harm's way, to take note of how in giving to others we make our little worlds stronger and more full of joy.
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CARYN GANZ Michael Jackson's music and moves are the gift that keeps on giving to Justin Timberlake and anyone who joins him — in this case SZA, who easily dominates this insistently optimistic, if not quite lucid, bit of self-help.
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It&aposs unclear whether the document Accenture is giving to content moderators is a move to shift the responsibility of mental health care onto individual employees, and thus absolve the company in the face of increasing lawsuits from former moderators.
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As a result, donors have shied away from giving to Trump Victory — the joint fundraising committee between Trump and the Republican National Committee — and Trump's presidential campaign reported having just $1.3 million cash on hand at the end of May.
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But Judge Steven T. O'Neill of the Court of Common Pleas in Montgomery County, Pa., denied prosecution efforts to include references to "Spanish fly," a supposed aphrodisiac that Mr. Cosby had once bragged about giving to girls when he was young.
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This ProPublica article about giving after a disaster is worth reading in its entirety, but it makes a couple of key points to keep in mind: Vox's Dylan Matthews also reviewed some good rules to follow whenever you're giving to charity.
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The idea, bolstered by profile after profile of talented students from humble backgrounds accepted into these elite schools, is that giving to Harvard (endowment: $35.7 billion) and Yale ($083 billion) helps low-income students from poor towns and neighborhoods afford tuition.
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More broadly, almost all industries' contribution patterns are now either solidly pro-Republican, a mix of pro-Republican and pragmatic (giving to Democrats on key committee positions), or purely pragmatic, as political scientists James Gimpel, Frances Lee, and Mike Parrott have found.
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Instead of robbing from the rich and giving to the poor, these welfare for all plans take existing funds and services that could be going to the poor and hand them to the rich, or at least the less poor among us.
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JPMorgan, General Electric, Ford, UPS, Motorola Solutions and biopharmaceutical giant Amgen all completely cut their corporate giving to the convention, down from the large sums they donated in 2012 when the GOP gathered in Tampa to nominate its business-friendly nominee Mitt Romney.
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The continued use of campaign funds to pay for the president's mounting legal fees means that the money that small-dollar donors are giving to the president's campaign isn't all going toward traditional reelection efforts like ads, campaign staff payroll, and fundraising.
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"These huge, growing companies like Google and Uber, with their enormous market caps and the salaries they're giving to get people to stay with them, could actually hurt innovation," Mark Kvamme, a venture capitalist at Drive Capital in Columbus, Ohio, tells me.
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Carey, 47, recently told a reporter in Israel that she has nothing to do with the scandal, as police reportedly seek to question Packer about his involvement in alleged corruption and illegal gift-giving to the politician, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Women have also provided a fifth of all individual contributions to super PACs for this election, compared with just 2500 percent in 2000, the year the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision paved the way for new levels of giving to outside groups.
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" Senate Republicans cash in on donors who aren't giving to Trump Trump rejects that kind of criticism and explains his ideological shifts by citing the example of Reagan, who he has noted was a "somewhat liberal Democrat" who became "a fairly conservative Republican.
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Krawcheck shares a tradition she has with her family: Instead of allowing gift-giving to become an arms race as grown-ups try to out-give each other, they set limits and only buy presents for their own parents and the kids.
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Ripple is known to incentive its partners with XRP bonuses for signing, but it isn't talking numbers this time, either the specific incentives that it is giving to high-profile names like Braun, or the overall budget that it has put behind Xpring.
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But when you factor in goods that some other countries are giving to the UN, plus UN criteria that look at each nation's economy per person, the US number might not look like such a crazy share of the total pot, after all.
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"It was an abuse of the good will of Americans and the international community who thought that when they were giving, they were giving to the families," Nelba Marquez-Greene, whose daughter Ana Grace died at Sandy Hook, said in an interview.
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It also includes a way for customers to vote on Target's community giving initiatives, which helps direct Target's giving to around 800 nonprofits in the U.S. The new program is designed to lure customers who have yet to adopt Target's store card, REDcard.
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The non-partisan U.S. Congress Joint Committee on Taxation predicts that individual giving to causes outside of education and health will hit $33 billion in 2019 and rise to $0003 billion in 2022, that's up from $30 billion and $34 billion, respectively.
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The former Exelon chairman and Illinois GOP donor said the issue "determines how much money I'm giving" to members of the state's delegation, none of whom have yet joined with Democrats on a discharge petition to go around House leadership on the matter.
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Giving What We Can is now part of a broader suite of organizations under the Center for Effective Altruism, trying to persuade people they can use their time and money to make the world a substantially better place by giving to good causes.
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Political scientists Benjamin Page, Jason Seawright, and Matthew Lacombe's book Billionaires and Stealth Politics, published last year, examines the views of the 100 richest Americans, as suggested by their political contributions, giving to advocacy groups, bundling efforts, and (more rarely) public statements.
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Obama has already said that if Trump threatens voting rights, attempts to silence dissent, or carries out mass deportations of "kids who have grown up here," he won't be silent — a warning that it's hard to imagine previous presidents giving to their successors.
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Now, twenty years after Rodriguez threw his last pum pum party, he is back in the Santiago house where he got his start in music, preparing for a private performance he's giving to a group of three dozen spectators, mostly foreigners in town for Manana.
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"I moved out to Queens, and then Brooklyn, and I realized I was moving into neighborhoods where people were giving me the same 'why are you here?' look that I'd been giving to new people in the West Village," Moskowitz says in a phone call.
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" And even though the delivery room was "a bit chaotic with all the family and friends around," the source added that the 20-year-old "was overwhelmed in a good way — overwhelmed with the joy, love and support everyone was giving to her and Travis.
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He's also experienced the pitfalls of sharing too much, though, and realized the more he was giving to his audience the less he had for himself, like spending time with his girlfriend, fellow YouTuber Evelien Smolders, or playing games without the pressure of filming them.
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Using campaign funds to pay for the president's mounting legal fees related to Daniels and the Russia investigation means that the money small-dollar donors are giving to the president's campaign isn't all going toward traditional reelection efforts like ads, campaign staff payroll, and fundraising.
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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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"My advice I've been giving to a lot of people is you should get terminated as soon as you can because you become immediately very popular, at least if you've built a company whose market cap got to $20 billion in six years," he said.
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Every May, sons and daughters around the world are faced with an impossible challenge: What gift is worthy of giving to the woman who brought you into the world (and, as my mom used to say, could easily take you out of it, too)?
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Robin Hood (211994) The Disney adaptation of the classic tale about an outlaw stealing from the rich and giving to the poor is likely not as vibrant in your mind as the live-action (and there's another one coming this year, as it would happen).
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After that Supreme Court verdict, there was a bit of a reclaiming of the phrase "love wins" by the Christian community, who used it to embrace the teachings of Jesus Christ — a figure who was all about love and giving to your fellow man.
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" And even though the delivery room was "a bit chaotic with all the family and friends around," the source added that the new mom "was overwhelmed in a good way — overwhelmed with the joy, love and support everyone was giving to her and Travis.
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"That's what we want to ensure when we look at the help that we're giving to people with any disability is that particularly we focus on those who are most in need, so that we're helping those who are most in need," May said.
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"Something like Candy Crush is especially good at inducing what's known as a 'flow state' in players, where they move seamlessly from one action to the next, remaining engrossed thanks to the 'flowing' nature of attention that they're giving to the game," Bailey said.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) "You often find that corporations giving to a foundation [with ties to officials] have direct business pending before the" government, said Craig Holman, a lobbyist at Public Citizen.
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She'd pay for those with a 4% surcharge on Americans who earn more than $5 million, as well as implementing a minimum tax rate for those who earn more than $1 million and limiting tax deductions to 28% with an exception for giving to charity.
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So giving to person Y meant going light on person X. But often the discussion, if well timed, would sway me by a percentage point if the person had reminded me what they had achieved and made it clear they were up for more challenges.
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That, in essence, is what a Russian court did in giving to Natalia Sharina a four-year suspended sentence because the Moscow Library of Ukrainian Literature, which she formerly headed, purportedly carried literature that didn't match Russia's official version of what's happening in Ukraine.
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Beyond giving to candidates, Silicon Valley employees have favored left-leaning causes, including the pro-gun-control Americans for Responsible Solutions; Mayday PAC and Wolf PAC, which encourage campaign finance reform; and EMILY's List, an organization that works to elect women who support abortion rights.
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"Somebody ought to look into Joe Biden's statement, because it was disgraceful, where he talked about billions of dollars he's not giving to a certain country, unless a certain prosecutor is taken off the case," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Friday.
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Boeing has hired the lawyer who managed payments to victims after the 9/11 terror attacks, Boston Marathon bombings, and BP oil spill to distribute the $50 million it is giving to the relatives of those killed in the two crashes of its 737 Max planes.
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We need those that can afford it most to increase their giving to 1 percent, call it a democracy overhead, that would inject the necessary billions into this sector to create a scale at which our nation could have durable and fundamental improvements to our democracy.
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That single was lifted from the band's third album, Writer's Block, which turned out to be a gift that just kept on giving to hip-hop acts: Drake sampled "Let's Call It Off" for So Far Gone and Azealia Banks claimed "The Chills" for an early single.
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But between people reportedly being detained at secret black sites, an array of deeply disturbing killings, and the reparations the city is giving to black men tortured by cops, it's fair to say the Chicago Police Department is one of the more troubled in the country.
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In the recent rush of proposals to tax the rich, Democrats have forgotten — or never really cared to learn — an important lesson: The countries that have been most successful at reducing poverty and inequality have not done it by taxing the wealthy and giving to the poor.
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The public unraveling of his marriage and his courtship of his future wife, Judith Nathan, recalled Mr. Trump's own connubial travails several years earlier, when his affair with Marla Maples, while still married to Ivana Trump, was the gift that kept on giving to the city's tabloids.
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With Medicaid now paying for nearly all low-income residents who need it to get addiction treatment, Ohio has been able to go beyond the basics in spending its share of several billion dollars in the opioid grant money the Trump administration has been giving to states.
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Instead, he has repeatedly suggested that Puerto Rico does not deserve the same level of disaster response that the federal government is giving to others: ...We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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Arguably a more apples-to-apples comparison would be comparing giving to annual income, though income per se becomes much less important when you measure your wealth in the billions (your "income" is basically the amount by which your stocks and bonds grew in value that year).
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Three of the strongest candidates — Alex Triantaphyllis, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher and Laura Moser — all went to the same fancy private school, which meant that many well-heeled Houstonians had to go through the social agony of choosing one over the other two or giving to all three.
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In a heated exchange, defense attorney Mesereau brought up Dickinson's 2002 memoir in which she said she took two quaaludes — sedatives that were used as party drugs in the 1970s and '80s, which Cosby has admitted giving to women before sex — by herself, and never entered Cosby's room.
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Cooke — a sort of patron saint of Western art in what was then the Territory of Hawaii — who founded the Honolulu Academy of Art in 1922, giving to the organization the site in downtown Honolulu where her 19th-century Victorian manor once stood and where the HMoA stands now.
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"As you get older, the things you could get away with not doing in your 20s or 30s can begin to catch up, so you have to be a bit selfish in terms of giving to yourself so that you have more to offer," the actress told PEOPLE.
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"Prince Harry & Ms. Meghan Markle are incredibly grateful for the goodwill they have received since their engagement, & have asked that anyone who might wish to mark the occasion of their wedding considers giving to charity, instead of sending a gift," the palace said in a statement on Twitter.
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"Prince Harry & Ms. Meghan Markle are incredibly grateful for the goodwill they have received since their engagement, [and] have asked that anyone who might wish to mark the occasion of their wedding considers giving to charity, instead of sending a gift," Kensington Palace wrote in a news release.
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Last month, aides for Donald Trump made a rare admission of error, conceding that the candidate's charitable foundation had made a mistake by donating money to a group supporting Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, a possible violation of federal tax rules preventing charities from giving to political causes.
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So one of the first applications and things that we started looking at was researching, can we build an AI system that looks at the answers that a business is giving to people and start to predict for a certain category of questions what the answers will be?
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The EPA mulled increasing biofuel requirements by about 1.5 billion gallons to make up for controversial waivers the agency has been giving to small refiners to relieve them of the mandates, two sources familiar with the issue said, but decided in the end not to pursue that plan.
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The concept itself is simple: Paint an outdoor wall in a bright color, usually sky blue, decorate it with slogans about how giving to the poor enriches the giver as much as the receiver, then provision the wall with nails so passers-by can hang up clothing to donate.
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You'd have to do a lot of ongoing research to keep your will up-to-date with the giving opportunity you've found the most promising — and once you're doing all of that work and have identified the best giving opportunity out there, it's probably worth just giving to it.
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You're there abandoning any pretence of this being the summer that you're going to go vegetarian, take up yoga, read Descartes and finally start giving to charity, because as good and worthy as those things are, they're just not as good as living in a state of perpetual pissedness.
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After the man approached him, Mr. Wilmot said in an interview this week, their first steps included revising the man's will to cover the windfall; forming trusts to educate his grandchildren and future heirs; paying for health care expenses; giving to charity; and lining up other specialist advisers.
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In addition to reiterating his criticism of the L.L.C. loophole, a provision of state law that has allowed corporations to skirt the limit on political giving, the governor also said for the first time that New York should outright prohibit corporations from giving to those seeking elected office.
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WASHINGTON — A California venture capitalist who was a major donor mostly to Democrats before abruptly shifting the bulk of his giving to Republicans after the 20163 election was charged on Tuesday by prosecutors in New York with obstructing a federal investigation into donations to President Trump's inaugural committee.
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When a January 228 earthquake decimated the island nation of Haiti, the Canadian province of Quebec decided to do something unusual to encourage charitable giving to help the recovery effort: It allowed people who donated to earthquake relief to claim the tax deduction on their 21.8 tax returns, due that April.
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Surabian's inclusion in the group and the broader revamp was seen as crucial in getting buy-in from top donors, who have been weary of giving to the group because of some concerns of it being a "scam PAC," run by strategists not viewed as especially close to the president.
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Since his massive success in the film industry, Johnson has made a point of giving back, spreading good deeds to those in need, including becoming "Dwanta Claus" for a big day of gift-giving to Make-a-Wish kids and supporting a terminally ill grandmother with a sweet video message.
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More from Fixed Income Strategies:How and why to hold off on collecting Social Security until 7060/40 stock-bond weight rule needs to go on a crash diet Here are some hidden tax benefits for seniors, caregivers Giving to people rather than organizations can get sticky because of family dynamics.
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Giving to U.C.S.F., one of the top-ranked neuroscience research centers in the United States, seems to have been part of a natural progression: Since last year, Mr. Weill has been the chairman of the school's executive council, a group that has helped the institution think about its long-term strategy.
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"Over the long term, this is really one better than the Sheriff of Nottingham: It's taking from the poor and giving to the rich but doing so in a way so subtle that working-class Americans will really have to be paying attention to realize what's going on," Hemel said.
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While Google's sustainability efforts are admirable, we can't ignore that it's giving to the planet with one hand, while potentially taking from the planet — as it financially supports climate deniers, contracts with Big Oil, and, yes, tries to get us to buy more and more products — with a much larger hand.
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To the Editor: As a product of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (though admittedly, high school graduation was 50 years ago) who has had a career as a development officer encouraging private giving to education, I find the secession movement by Malibu parents to be disappointing and counterproductive.
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While we may never be able to completely avoid that familiar, gnawing feeling of regret that comes with an ill-advised shopping trip, there's a new online retailer that may be able to greatly reduce how often we feel it by offering nothing but responsibly-sourced everyday essentials and giving to great causes.
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For the 33-year-old author and public speaker, this candid moment was just one of Bailey's countless acts of kindness, gifts of tenderness the orange tabby started giving to Merryn when she first bought the cat from a pet store for $10 and smuggled him into her college dorm 14 years ago.
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Points were awarded in three different categories, which were totaled for the retailers' grades: in-store open carry bans (up to 60 points), lack of political giving to the top 25 recipients of NRA money in Congress (up to 20 points), and public demands of action on gun reform (up to 20 points).
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"I just wish that the families of gun violence in this city got this much attention because that's who really deserves the amount of attention that we are giving to this particular incident," Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson told reporters before the actor was arrested on suspicion of filing a false report.
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Mutual aid is also not charity: rather than creating a centralized organization where one person is giving to someone else, forcing them to become dependent on yet another relationship negotiating their access to material resources, mutual aid creates a symbiotic relationship, where all people offer material goods or assistance to one another.
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Tax filings constitute the single best source of data we have on the economic well-being of people across the income spectrum — not only that, but on what people are giving to charity, on what they're paying for mortgages, how much they're paying in state taxes, where exactly their money is coming from, etc.
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NEW YORK An article on Monday about people who have contributed to The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, an annual campaign that provides assistance to those struggling in New York and beyond, misstated, at one point, the surname of a New Jersey woman who started giving to the fund in the late 1950s.
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" The specter of these politicians — particularly Trump — looms large, and Dallas Breen, executive director of the Stennis Institute of Government at Mississippi State University believes the national attention the race has received in recent weeks could be behind the polling shift in Reeve's favor, especially "the attention that the president is giving to the state.
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"Giving to the Trump family would be seen by many foreign leaders as the way to get in with the Trump administration," said Meredith McGehee, an adviser to the Campaign Legal Center, a nonprofit group, who worried that companies might be tempted to direct business to the Trump children to curry favor with their father.
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High-yield spreads now stand at their widest in more than two years, reflecting the broad-based cold shoulder investors are giving to risky assets like junk bonds and stocks as the outlook for economic growth has become more uncertain and the Fed continues raising interest rates as it did this week for the fourth time this year.
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You have to be really thinking about not what you're going to get from someone, but what you're giving to someone, and it's kind of like you have to give freely and hope that maybe that person will feel inclined to share the experience, or they'll have a really great, favorable opinion of your brand as a result.
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"What this means is that people who are giving to help re-elect Trump are actually paying for legal fees -- and that money will not be there during the election," said Larry Noble, the former general counsel of the Federal Election Commission who is now senior director at the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan group of election law experts.
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Founder, coach, and speaker, Lead With A TwistWhat no one told me: Everyone told me that it's about who you know, not what you know, yet the most surprising thing to me was that so much of building my business would be dependent not only on my network but rather the act of giving to my network.
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" The organization concludes, "Congress should ensure communities are able to support their local museums and all nonprofits during this crisis by enacting a targeted, temporary giving incentive that enables all Americans to receive a tax incentive for giving to the work of museums, and all charitable nonprofits, responding to, or suffering from, the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In August 2016, just months before the presidential election, an FBI supervisor who oversaw the burgeoning counterintelligence investigation attended a briefing that intelligence officials were giving to the Trump campaign, in part so that the FBI supervisor could observe Michael Flynn, a former general who had taken on a leading national security role in the campaign.
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If you're asking about what is the point where I'm doing everything that it would be good for me to do and living a completely ethical life, it's hard to find a stopping point until the point where if you gave more, your life would start to look like the life of the person you were giving to.
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Here's what Bob Biersack, a senior fellow at the Center for Responsive Politics, told me: Having the State Department opening its doors to foundation donors suggests that the people who are giving to this foundation will get consideration from the Clintons in the context of their work — in her case, the US diplomatic process and possibly more.
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Many of the donors have stopped giving to the party in the wake of mounting sexual misconduct allegations against Trump, with two — Julian H. Robertson Jr., a billionaire hedge fund investor who has donated more than $5 million, and Jeffrey Yass, a Pennsylvania investor who has given more than $3 million — even confirming to the Times they're instead supporting Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson.
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Insofar as changing from a deduction to a credit might reduce his giving, and insofar as I think his charitable giving to causes like eliminating malaria, combating HIV/AIDS, supporting vaccinations, and so on is good, getting rid of the deduction might reduce giving in places where it helps a lot, and hurt people who Gates's donations could have helped.
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Some analysts think that even if the vertical merger were to go through, and Fox were to continue with the Disney deal, there could still be some regulatory issues, like the number of regional sports networks (RSNs) Fox would be giving to Disney — which owns ESPN — and the amount of leverage the combined company would have to increase carriage costs on movie theaters.
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Letters To the Editor: With all the coverage The Times has been giving to the new "tax reform" plan being touted by Republicans, little attention is being paid to what could easily be its most damaging provision: the repeal of the Johnson Amendment, a move that would allow churches and other tax-exempt houses of worship to engage in political activities.
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I just know with the cooperation of the American people, and as we put the President's 15 days to slow the spread into practice, with listening to your state and local authorities, taking to heart the guidance they're giving to you and your family, with the incredible cooperation of American businesses, ingenuity and the prayers of millions, we'll get through this.
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It's noteworthy that instead of dedicating the bulk of his charitable giving to organizations based in the cities that will soon house tens of thousands of Amazon employees — and, if critics' fears are to be believed, doing so at the expense of longtime residents, many of whom are working-class — Bezos instead chose to spread his wealth around the country.
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There's no evidence that the Clintons or their foundation engaged in some of the more egregious activities of Trump's foundation, like donating to a state attorney general to deter her from an investigation into Trump's activities, or giving to a nonprofit to fund a lawsuit against another state AG who did opt to investigate, or even paying off the legal bills of his for-profit businesses.
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KS: Apart from using the Tate aesthetic, the Tate logo, and those other aspects of Tate, there's also the cooptation of the Tate buildings themselves, because they are physically really incredible spaces, and they've just been really rich and giving to us in terms of different locations and different possibilities for us to engage with aspects of those different space with pop-up performances.
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The charity evaluations in this area are much younger and less methodologically rigorous than GiveWell's, but Animal Charity Evaluators has named four animal groups that may be effective causes for donations: Another option is giving to groups like GiveWell, Innovations for Poverty Action, the Life You Can Save, Giving What We Can, and 80,000 Hours that evaluate development approaches/charities and encourage effective giving.
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What we have to be cautious about, though is that customers should really understand what kind of permission they're giving to these new parties, in terms of the data usage-, SS: And-, RH: And that is something-, that's a duty of care that we, banks have, in order to ensure that, you know, data privacy is well-understood, data protection is-, is well-understood.
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"With the Save the Internet Act, Democrats are honoring the will of the people and restoring the protections that do this: Stop unjust discriminatory practices by ISPs that try to throttle the public browsing speed, block your internet access and increase your costs, giving to entrepreneurs and small businesses a level playing field and ensuring American innovation can continue to be the envy of the world," Pelosi said. Sen.
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Trump's first actions out the door have caused a lot of outcry from both within the U.S. and abroad — in part because of the signal it is giving to the world of how the U.S. views its role as an influencer on humanitarian issues, and in part because of the direct and chaotic results of those actions, and in part because of the impact it will have on specific sectors (like the tech world).
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Or "Arthur," another children's program, which on several occasions has shed light on some of the conflicting decisions Jewish children might face growing up in this world of difference — like whether to fast on Yom Kippur when all of your friends are invited to a pizza party, or, in an episode called "Arthur's Perfect Christmas," how to explain the true meaning of Hanukkah (besides the gift-giving) to a friend who doesn't celebrate.
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Other groups, similarly motivated, are working on making many types of crops resistant to drought, heat, cold and salt; on inducing greater immunity to infection and infestation; on improving nutritional value; on making more efficient use of resources such as water and phosphorous; and even on giving to plants that do not have it the ability to fix nitrogen, an essential ingredient of proteins, directly from the air instead of absorbing it in the form of nitrates.
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" _____ Who He Is: Arkansas biotechnology executive, chairman of the Club for Growth, a conservative group that spent heavily against Mr. Trump in the primaries Why He Matters: Has given about $3 million to conservative and Republican candidates and causes in the last few elections, a leader among the country's most ideologically conservative political donors with his brother, Warren Stephens Why He Won't Donate: "Unless the Club endorses Donald Trump, I will not be giving to him.
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There are classic examples here, and they're plain great, art as rich, perplexing and permission-giving to other artists as anything the 20th century offered: "Monogram," with its regal, tire-girdled, taxidermied goat; "Short Circuit," with its cabinet of funky all-American treasures, from Judy Garland's autograph, to a print of Abraham Lincoln's face, to a Johns flag painting, or rather an Elaine Sturtevant version of the same, replacing a Johns that someone had walked off with.
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Critics of the California disclosure requirements say they effectively limit political speech and deter donors from giving to charities, while proponents, including California Attorney General Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, say the state's practice keeps charities from engaging in fraud.
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