When a school closes, taxpayers are on the hook for the outstanding federal student loan, while the school is on the hook if it committed wrongdoing but remains open.
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" [singing] "And is it your voice on the hook?
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Increasing longevity has kept companies on the hook longer still.
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You're still on the hook to pay what you owe.
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Or worse, you may be on the hook to pay.
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The advisor was on the hook for $47,000, Boyd said.
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When a project goes bankrupt, taxpayers aren't on the hook.
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The German taxpayer was on the hook for their care.
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Kristin: Well, he sounds like a fuckboy on the hook.
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The answer: taxpayers would be even more on the hook.
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"Don't be afraid to fall," Sey sings on the hook.
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But Ms. Harrow was on the hook for the rest.
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Nevertheless, the collapse potentially leaves the public on the hook.
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She wants Vanilla on the hook for her legal fees.
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Taxpayers are on the hook for billions in relief aid.
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Cash was also on the hook for her $6,500 attorney's fee.
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You may be on the hook for state income taxes, too.
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Many of the banks left on the hook were state-owned.
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Taxpayers are on the hook for a lot of operational costs.
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This also means that you're on the hook for employment taxes.
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But it's so tantalizing that they're immediately on the hook again.
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Insurers are still on the hook to provide those cost reductions.
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So, she's on the hook as far as the mall's concerned.
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And how much will the Chargers be on the hook for?
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SpaceX may be on the hook to compensate Space Communication Ltd.
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It later filed for bankruptcy protection, leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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Your landlord isn't on the hook for damage to your belongings.
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"We're on the hook to make sure they're successful," Linehan insists.
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This puts taxpayers squarely on the hook for Lannett's price increases.
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Meanwhile banks - and the country's taxpayers – would still be on the hook.
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TC: Are you on the hook for a certain amount of inventory?
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"If somebody defaults, everyone is on the hook," Peterffy told BuzzFeed News.
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He didn't expect to be on the hook for another sibling's escape.
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This is often blamed on the "hook-up culture" of college campuses.
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He's also still on the hook for nearly $200,000 in child support.
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Unsubsidized consumers, however, are on the hook for some enormous premium hikes.
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I'm afraid that you and your wife are on the hook here.
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Both cities and private industry must be on the hook for this.
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That means the driver's on the hook for a hit-and-run.
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"I just went up in my price," he repeats on the hook.
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"She's keeping me on the hook," Mr. Sotomayor said with a chuckle.
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But the company is already on the hook for last year's fires.
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It's on the hook to back 100 percent of GE's Capital's bonds.
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"What I became, when I wasn't watching," she sings on the hook.
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In turn, the patient ends up on the hook for the remainder.
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Longtime Tesla shareholders could be on the hook for a big bill.
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The utility says it could be on the hook for $2000 billion.
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But still millions more could be on the hook for the full cost.
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The company is also on the hook for $50 million for copyright infringement.
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However, Tyga's still on the hook for more than $91k on that whip.
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Essentially, they lied and put other people on the hook for their lies.
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Gaps could leave you on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Wow Air might also be on the hook for paying back its customers.
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He went in on the hook and he put a verse on there.
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But congressional Republicans and the Trump administration are also on the hook here.
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These reinsurers also don't want to be on the hook for a disaster.
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If you can't prove otherwise, you'll be on the hook for the debt.
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Taxpayers, of course, are on the hook to those buying the government's debt.
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"Apologies in order to Blue Ivy, my daughter," he raps on the hook.
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From that moment on, Arty was on the hook for Gladys's plane tickets.
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"It's important the business is actually on the hook for it," Morgan said.
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You'll only be on the hook for about $12 in taxes and fees.
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Upon my early check-in, there was only one bathrobe on the hook.
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But sly little touches show that it's Composer Ted who's on the hook.
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Remember, he's been on the hook for $20,833 per month since January 2009.
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On everything that happens now, companies are on the hook for saying something.
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Coinsurance: the share you'll still be on the hook for with covered services.
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If floods do come, though, it's still the government that's on the hook.
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U.S. taxpayers are on the hook for far higher costs as a result.
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And they are on the hook only for harassment settlements, not discrimination complaints.
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Lawmakers would be on the hook financially for all harassment and retaliation cases.
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The move puts the network on the hook for a hefty sum of money.
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But by committing to an annuity, they're on the hook for years or decades.
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Uber is not on the hook for any payments or fines under the agreement.
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So now taxpayers were on the hook for these risky, low down-payment loans.
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The new enrollee would be on the hook for any costs accrued before that.
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According to docs ... Iggy's on the hook for $269,980.20 in federal taxes from 2015.
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Rihanna, however, has that magical lure that's kept him on the hook for years.
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In turn, that threatens PBGC, which is on the hook whenever a plan fails.
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You will be on the hook for them for the rest of your life.
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Callers would find themselves on the hook for as much as $300 per call.
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SoftBank's shareholders are firmly on the hook when it comes to the Vision Fund.
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For one thing, it puts the central government on the hook for LGFV liabilities.
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My worry is how much public money will be on the hook for this.
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They're not on the hook to provide a bed for everyone who needs one.
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That means insurance companies could potentially be on the hook and generally not employers.
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Withhold too little, and you'll be on the hook for additional taxes in April.
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The people who don't get subsidies are on the hook for bigger premium increases.
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But consumers would be on the hook for more out-of-pocket spending overall.
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If things go south, taxpayers will be on the hook for another big bailout.
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Clarkson briefly headed was still, in fact, on the hook for a $20 million
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But Facebook and Google could still be on the hook for millions in payments.
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"I admit it, I admit that I did it," he sings on the hook.
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Hirotaka is in the ring, teaching a kid to load up on the hook.
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Where Swanson's emphasis is often on the hook with the kick as the afterthought.
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We would be on the hook for three full COBRA payments — or nearly $8,300.
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Now he is in a different world, one where taxpayers are on the hook.
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"They were not exclusive and she was on the hook for him," he says.
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If you withhold too little, you'll end up on the hook for taxes owed.
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However, he is now on the hook for an additional $28,000 in insurance costs.
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If you leave too soon, you may be on the hook to repay it.
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Without coverage, that gap could leave you on the hook for thousands of dollars.
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is just the latest bait on the hook.
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To be sure, not all ailing companies will be on the hook right away.
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Manafort was already on the hook for a raft of criminal charges lodged by Mueller.
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If granted, Variety's motion would put Walmart on the hook for $98 million in damages.
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The territory is on the hook for billions more in unfunded pension and healthcare obligations.
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If it went bust, projects across the country would stall, leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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Facebook is potentially on the hook for a $5 billion payout to the U.S. government.
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While voters blame Democrats some for the mess, politically the GOP is on the hook.
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Ultimately, however, like a tax they usually leave consumers on the hook for the costs.
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Budgets leaves Flint, Detroit children by wayside That means Snyder could be on the hook.
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So, it's unclear if Simmons is still on the hook for American Media's legal fees.
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But critics say that U.S. taxpayers would be on the hook if the project fails.
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Should something go wrong, forgoing wedding insurance may not leave you entirely on the hook.
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Potential partners might also fear being on the hook for whatever debts you have accumulated.
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It goes into another beat on the hook, but he's actually still singing on it.
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That many means taxpayers could soon be on the hook for higher state tax bills.
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But if the landlord makes a reasonable rejection, you would still be on the hook.
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That puts government on the hook for much larger financial burdens, known as contingent liabilities.
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Cohen's taxi companies are on the hook for $282,000 in back taxes, according to Bloomberg.
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What no one knows is just how much taxpayers will be on the hook for.
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That has left some cargoes stranded at U.S. ports, and Chinese exporters on the hook.
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That's a decent way of getting customers on the hook to pay Apple recurring fees.
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Loans worth hundreds of millions of dollars ended in default, with taxpayers on the hook.
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"These guys are on the hook for tens of millions of dollars each," she said.
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On the hook, Quavo offers reassurance that the Migos haven't wavered from their initial premise.
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As a result, Neumann will now be on the hook to Softbank for the loan.
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He hung the child by his tank top on the hook of the bathroom door.
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The transaction puts you on the hook for taxes on the money that is converted.
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Almost certainly, down the road, taxpayers will be on the hook for another sizeable entitlement.
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But now he could be on the hook for thousands of dollars in medical bills.
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In large part, that's because of the damages PG&E is on the hook for.
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You're still on the hook for all tax responsibilities related to running your own business.
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But putting taxpayers on the hook for corporate favoritism isn't just a state government problem.
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Even worse, taxpayers will be on the hook for more than just the student loans.
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According to docs ... Towanda's on the hook for $547,056.39 but only has $277,650 in assets.
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Still, the contestants could possibly be on the hook for enough to make it hurt.
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The same applies to firms: they know how much they will be on the hook for.
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More recent developments could leave Facebook on the hook for significantly more if this happens again.
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You could be on the hook for a penalty as high as $10,000 for nonwillful violations.
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The banks - not Carlyle - are on the hook for any unsold Veritas debt, Ahmet Okumus said.
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I didn't want to reel one in, touch it, and see it squirm on the hook.
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But this time it's the riders who are on the hook in the face of innovation.
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But Cummins was on the hook for the bill along with her former fiancé, Logan Araujo.
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"So they're on the hook to making sure this system performs well over time," he said.
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Those who introduce a weapon into the battlefield must remain on the hook for its actions.
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No. HR: Tech is essentially on the hook to make sure the election feels fair. Yes.
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We've highlighted this moment, so we're on the hook to pay it off in some way.
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The sources also said any buyer would also be on the hook for heavy capital expenditure.
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If your business is sued or loses money, then your personal assets are on the hook.
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But that still left him on the hook for around $2.5 million plus the GP commit.
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If states exceed that cap, they're on the hook for 100 percent of their Medicaid costs.
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Tuesday's arguments will center on whether Samsung should be on the hook for that full amount.
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You may be on the hook for a large bill if they are out of network.
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Because that's how much the city would be on the hook for if Measure C passes.
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Lengthy regulatory approval is increasingly an issue for lenders on the hook in more volatile markets.
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The bill contains no federal bailout and does not leave taxpayers on the hook for anything.
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Americans are on the hook for more healthcare costs than they have been in the past.
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Here's a holiday surprise: You might be on the hook to pay those taxes after all.
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By the time BJ comes in on the hook, you feel like part of the family.
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"I don't give a damn if I was the only one," she sings on the hook.
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Which means any and all artists who work with purported abusers are on the hook too.
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Residents are still on the hook for stopgap safety measures, like new alarms and building patrols.
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Meanwhile, if you withhold too little, and you'll end up on the hook for taxes owed.
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But if you default, you may be on the hook for expensive fees from collection agencies.
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If and when they sell them, they will be on the hook for capital gains taxes.
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If it doesn't go well, those companies will be on the hook for that as well.
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Politicians and policy makers didn't want taxpayers to be on the hook for the banks' mistakes.
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You could be on the hook for a penalty as high as $2000,275 for nonwillful violations.
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After I walk in the door at home, I will hang my keys on the hook.
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But they are, and taxpayers are still on the hook for any losses they may suffer.
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And it's not entirely clear what crime, if any, Stone might be on the hook for.
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I'm proud that there's now one less absurd thing that Missourians are on the hook for.
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You could be on the hook for covering the cost if your bosses deny it, Challenger said.
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Anyone who exceeded their limit was on the hook to pay for their care out of pocket.
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In some states adult children may be on the hook for their parents' long-term care bills.
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That means you could be on the hook for penalties and clawbacks of your state tax breaks.
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Rules intended to protect taxpayers may have the paradoxical effect of putting them back on the hook.
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In Iowa about 27,22018 people are on the hook, according to Doug Ommen, the state's insurance commissioner.
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Since then, charges have been dropped for 16 people but the rest are still on the hook.
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But in the case of federal government employees, they're on the hook to fund their own parties.
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But PwC's Colonial Bank case shows that firms can still be on the hook for large amounts.
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On average, insurers covered $2,497 of this expense, but consumers were on the hook for the remainder.
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Because those benefits are legally binding, taxpayers are ultimately on the hook to make up that shortfall.
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Former CDC director Tom Frieden tweeted out an itemization of the programs and services on the hook.
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However, she's still on the hook for the $500 and also had her Global Entry status revoked.
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Members of Congress accused of sexual harassment would be personally on the hook for any settlement payments.
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In some states, adult children may be on the hook for their parents' long-term care bills.
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Kershaw tossed 6.2 innings, most of them good, and was left on the hook for five runs.
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Yes, but: More insured people are on the hook for sizable portions of their health care costs.
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Nobody at Trusii is returning calls, and she's currently on the hook for a loan from LendingPoint.
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If tourism wanes or an economic bust occurs, taxpayers would be on the hook for $323 million.
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Employers are still on the hook for paying the 1.45% of wages that goes toward funding Medicare.
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"Sometimes people are on the hook for taking personal responsibility for their political activities," Mr. Dadey said.
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While Miller is not on the hook for a loss, the game was well below his standards.
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When the government has its debt bill come due, all of us will be on the hook.
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Now, they could be on the hook for millions of dollars — if they can be tracked down.
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Big firms, which are already on the hook for GDPR, are expected to spend another $2m each.
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Under the Committee's bill, American taxpayers could be on the hook for payments to Brazilian cotton growers.
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A revised law could cover only the content and leave platforms on the hook for their recommendations.
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And the proposed guidelines narrow the definition of sexual harassment that schools are on the hook for addressing.
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He hasn't always been CEO but he is a founder so he's absolutely on the hook for that.
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"If pollution should be discovered in that area, we're on the hook to clean it up," she said.
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Traditional Medicare does not cover most dental procedures, leaving seniors on the hook to pay out of pocket.
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Now, Tesla is on the hook to massively ramp up production of the cars, which start at $35,000.
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Disney was on the hook for tens of millions of dollars which they owed this staff, this crew.
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"I said no / No, no, no / A no-no / That's a no no," she sings on the hook.
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Again, the airline is only on the hook for this compensation if it is responsible for the delay.
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Governments and businesses are particularly on the hook, but so are citizens — we are all in this together.
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The IOC's contract with host cities includes a taxpayer guarantee, which puts them on the hook for overruns.
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If the spaces in-between the good stuff don't keep you on the hook, it all falls apart.
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The government will struggle to explain why voters should be on the hook for payments made after Brexit.
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"If Turkey goes bankrupt — if it defaults — France, Germany and Italy are all on the hook," he said.
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That could have left the company on the hook for a tax bill of more than $10 billion.
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Failure to do so could mean you're on the hook for a 6% excise tax and income taxes.
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Clarification: Netflix is on the hook for over $20 billion as a mix of debt and content obligations.
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Gordon lost a wrongful death suit and is on the hook for $36 million to Bobbi Kristina's estate.
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A connection to the electricity grid often puts the utility company—and ultimately the government—on the hook.
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The city also contends that the attorney general should be on the hook for its fees and costs.
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The state itself was still on the hook for $28 million out of that original $75 million loan.
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While the state would cover the pipeline's initial costs, locals are on the hook in the long run.
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Insurance is included, as is ordinary maintenance — you're mainly on the hook for gas and a few incidentals.
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Deductibles are reset, leaving people on the hook for a lot of their out-of-pocket medical expenses.
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Does that sound like a player you want to be on the hook for paying $39,204,000 in 2022?
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Illinois is on the hook for $462 million in late payment interest penalties on the unpaid insurance claims.
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There was one line in there, the guy who sung on the hook, he was like say this.
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Having government-run health care doesn't mean you won't be on the hook for some steep medical bills.
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Samsung is thought to be on the hook for 160 million panels over the course of the deal.
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Em's "Like Home" features Alicia Keys on the hook and tons of jabs -- vicious and humorous -- at Trump.
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"I would have been on the hook for about $245,403 if the thing didn't work out," he said.
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That means you could be on the hook for mortgage and other payments with no money coming in.
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Way too much infrastructure and perhaps on the hook for some tough, big construction projects in the South.
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A third misconception is that with public pensions, taxpayers may be on the hook for underfunded auto-IRAs.
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If you rent and the dishwasher breaks, your landlord is on the hook to repair or replace it.
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If coverage caps are reinstated, he would be on the hook for covering the majority of those costs.
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Failure to disclose these accounts could put you on the hook for a penalty of up to $10,000.
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The franchisee has already settled for $700,000, leaving the McDonald's Corporation potentially on the hook for the remainder.
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Now, insurers are still on the hook to offer the discounts, but won't be getting reimbursed for it.
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The running mate — the presumed pro, the straight man — will be on the hook for all of this.
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If ASP grew more quickly than the benchmark, manufacturers would be on the hook for any added expenses.
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Those with credit scores below 629 could be on the hook for an average rate of 28.2 percent.
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Junior creditors have said the parent could be on the hook for as much $12 billion in claims.
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I can tell you with confidence I'm still on the hook for $6 million or $7 million, easily.
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Lawmakers fear this puts it on the hook to shoulder losses if the bank later runs into trouble.
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"Ran the money up, way up / Life ain't sweet, ain't no lay up," Baby sings on the hook.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - BlackRock's U-turn on a daring Italian bank rescue puts Rome back on the hook.
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"There are more policies than they expected, and they are on the hook for more claims," Daily said.
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Now some of those protests have put the college on the hook for tens of millions of dollars.
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Traditional Medicare has substantial gaps, leaving Americans on the hook for a lot more than they might expect.
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Insurers are on the hook under the health law to keep paying even if the federal money stops.
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"Southern girl like me, I ain't afraid to catch a case," the "Motivation" singer brags on the hook.
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Importantly, if the program turns out to have not worked, the taxpayers aren't on the hook for anything.
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When mistakes were made, borrowers were left on the hook for debts they had believed would be forgiven.
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Critics said that allowed investors to profit from them while putting taxpayers on the hook for any trouble.
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The company could afford to write off the bad debt, but borrowers remained on the hook for billions.
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But you won&apost be on the hook for that expense if you booked with the Sapphire Preferred.
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People with decent insurance plans are not directly on the hook for the vast majority of their costs.
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This year, individual consumers with such plans are on the hook for the first $1,350 in healthcare expenses.
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The team believes they fired Brown for cause and therefore shouldn't be on the hook for the money.
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"I would have been on the hook for about $220,245 if the thing didn't work out," he said.
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Kelly is on the hook for about $21k a month in child support, and he's currently behind $32k.
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Insurance companies worry that evidence-based recommendations put them on the hook for treatment with minimal proven value.
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As deductibles rise, patients are increasingly finding themselves on the hook for the actual price of medical care.
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Instead of senior bondholders taking losses, as would otherwise have happened, taxpayers have again found themselves on the hook.
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"Life's amazing, far from basic / We stayed patient, now I'm on a higher vibration," he raps on the hook.
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Bayer is appealing both rulings, but could be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in payouts.
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"Don't let the bastards get you down / Don't let the assholes wear you out," she sings on the hook.
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Cities are still on the hook to guarantee the same basic and expensive infrastructure the IOC has always demanded.
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But for the month you're on the hook for charging, storing, and keeping the Bird out of harm's way.
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You could be on the hook for higher costs if you select a provider who is out-of-network.
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Facebook's Oculus lost a case against game maker ZeniMax, leaving the tech company on the hook for $500 million.
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But they'll be sorely tempted: through your employer-sponsored coverage, they're on the hook for your family's medical expenses.
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But the fund is still on the hook to buy 9.1 million Valeant shares at $60 each by January.
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Operating system developers including Microsoft, Apple, and the Linux Group have also been on the hook for providing patches.
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He said he believes legislative efforts to prohibit surprise bills can be done without putting taxpayers on the hook.
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The automaker is also on the hook for a bevy of smaller civil penalties surrounding environmental and import issues.
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That means taxpayers are the ones ultimately on the hook if the plan fails or doesn't operate as expected.
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While the case is pending, the state is on the hook to pay interest at 9 percent per year.
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Governor Bush, I think by "they," he is referring to your brother, these on the hook for your brother.
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If all of them end up with the PPF, the fund may be on the hook for almost £900m.
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IMAGINE how worrying this month's stockmarket turbulence would have been had taxpayers been on the hook for any losses.
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Qualcomm could have been on the hook for as much as $27 billion in damages for overpaid royalty fees.
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I'm using this as a way to keep him on the hook so hopefully someone can catch these people.
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Several executives have gone to jail, and VW is on the hook for billions of dollars in settlement money.
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And so, I believe I am on the hook to serve those who have not received as I have.
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With Mini on the hook, the track is an emotive track that contains a lot of real-life scenarios.
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The IRS isn't as kind to late filers with balances due; those taxpayers are on the hook for penalties.
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That hearing was scheduled for Wednesday but in the meantime ... he's still on the hook for $20k+ per month.
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One way or another, the federal government will end up on the hook for the disarray in Puerto Rico.
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So if you say something that breaks some taboo or offends somebody, you're still on the hook for that.
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But then when we did that, though, he actually kept me on the hook of the song, though, too.
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Tick all the options on an XC60 T8 eAWD R-Design and you'll be on the hook for $66,290.
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Taxpayers are on the hook as governments pay more for construction projects, fire engines and even metal dog tags.
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Likewise, they will be on the hook to report the wages they earn now to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Lyft, meanwhile, sent push notifications to drivers saying that their flexibility could be on the hook if AB5 passes.
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Democrats say gun manufacturers and dealers that sell firearms to criminals should be "on the hook" for mass shootings.
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That greatly increased the total interest borrowers were on the hook to pay over the life of their loans.
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The firm says Jay's team made a partial payment, but is still on the hook for more than $294k.
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Slaughterhouse's Crooked I also shows up on the cut which also features Chicago singer Kobe Honeycutt on the hook.
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The Republican plans would drive those deductibles even higher, leaving consumers on the hook to cover the pricey services.
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We need stronger accountability across our teams, to ensure each team is truly on the hook for its goals.
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Mr. Mallya and United Breweries had backed some of the loans, so he was on the hook for repayments.
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The county's insurance will not cover the judgment, which puts taxpayers on the hook for the full $28 million.
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And the utility declared that it could face crippling liability bills, potentially leaving customers on the hook for billions.
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This means the employees could be on the hook for taxes and have no cash to pay the bill.
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That greatly increased the total interest borrowers were on the hook to pay over the life of their loans.
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When a borrower with a private loan dies, the co-signer may be on the hook for subsequent payments.
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Unfortunately, their bill would put taxpayers on the hook for costly technologies with murky implications for the environment. Sen.
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But the endowment was hardly enough to cover costs, so taxpayers have been on the hook for the difference.
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When developers fill in wetlands, local communities will be on the hook for cleaning up more frequent flood damage.
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Private insurers have long declined to cover it, leaving the government on the hook for disaster assistance after floods.
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Procrastinators take heed: If you miss this deadline, you're on the hook for a 5% failure to file penalty.
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But putting yourself on the hook for 30 years is a big deal and should be treated as such.
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That means whoever gets talked into signing on as a partner would be on the hook for $1.6 billion.
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Hoosier taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for illegal protests – it is a violation of their 85033st Amendment rights.
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Failure to turn in this form could put you on the hook for a penalty as high as $275,2000.
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At that point, there is no primary payer and you could be on the hook for unpaid medical bills.
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And, parents of the lucky couple still tend to be on the hook for a portion of the bill.
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If you were to sell your investments and donate the cash, you'd be on the hook for capital gains.
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Even with dental coverage via Medicare Advantage, this same patient would be on the hook for up to $3,300.
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What this means is that U.S. taxpayers will once again be on the hook to bail out foreign banks.
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Humans are on the hook because we're responsible for most cats, including those treated by catch-and-release programs.
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Workers don't pay that full amount, but the portion they are on the hook for is also steadily increasing.
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It could also leave a lot of people and companies on the hook if oil prices fall back again.
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If an ISDS panel agrees, the United States could be on the hook for millions of dollars in damages.
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The family was on the hook for the entire bill because they were still within their insurance plan's deductible.
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" Trump hoped to quell leaks by making sure staff knew they could be "on the hook for some serious damages.
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And best of all, it's not a subscription service — so you're not putting her on the hook for recurring payments.
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This leaves the AMCs – some of which have been set up by the bank - on the hook for further losses.
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That means we're all still on the hook for our own personal security through the passwords we choose to use.
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If it is reported in the first two months, you are still only on the hook for up to $500.
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Their sin is not greed, which invites you to wonder what they are meant to be on the hook for.
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But be careful: If your child or a roommate moves out, you may be on the hook for rent payments.
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While the lawsuit names Elliott, the running back's attorney says the insurance company is on the hook for any judgment.
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If the Warriors can't revitalize Wiggins, they'll be on the hook for a lot of money, with an aging core.
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Critics note, however, that the insurance policies promoted by Uber could leave drivers on the hook for thousands of dollars.
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Without filing cryptocurrency taxes, Maya would be on the hook for capital gains taxes on $5,000 from the stock market.
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So when a borrower with a private loan dies, the co-signer may be on the hook for subsequent payments.
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Technically, both are data that have been hidden, so now companies are on the hook for retrieving deleted information, too.
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But another part of this story is the increasing portion of the premium teachers are now on the hook for.
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That means some of Corinthian's students could still be on the hook for monthly payments or possibly face debt collection.
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Like me, many Christians feel like they are on the hook and act on that belief through serving in Haiti.
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That means the company makes only one sale, as opposed to keeping patients on the hook for a lifetime prescription.
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Not only that, a poorly protected firm may be on the hook for paying the client back for any losses.
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However, even with dental coverage via Medicare Advantage, this same patient would be on the hook for up to $3,300.
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If Paula's erratic driving resulted in an accident, Robin would be on the hook if the victim decided to sue.
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"All of my niggas is casket pretty / Ain't no one safe in this happy city," she sings on the hook.
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At this point, your portfolio is only valued at $50,000, and you are on the hook for the $30,503 loan.
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Even in class actions, defendants are only supposed to be on the hook for injuries resulting from their own wrongdoing.
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"You know I do, love loving you so I'll give my whole world to you," Smith sings on the hook.
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Are future taxpayers going to be on the hook for unfunded benefits that the government has promised to pay out?
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As a U.S. citizen, you would be on the hook for capital gains taxes on the sale of that property.
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"Likewise, there is no good reason for taxpayers to be on the hook for someone else's personal decision," McConchie added.
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Private loans do not offer that option, and parents could be on the hook, even if their child passes away.
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But you'll also be on the hook for paying off their charges, so only add an authorized user you trust.
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American citizens are still on the hook to create lasting change, and we would be unwise to forget this responsibility.
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The Braves have already paid for most of the $14 million it says the county is on the hook for.
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Or maybe he retires, at which point Chicago would be on the hook for a portion of his cap hit.
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Here's a news flash: You — as the host — are likely on the hook if someone gets injured at your home.
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And yet very few people shop for this type of care, even when they're on the hook for the bill.
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Reports have already surfaced of patients put under coronavirus quarantine being on the hook for thousands of dollars in bills.
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Admitted patients with job-based coverage could be on the hook for more than $1,300, on average, according to Kaiser.
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According to the docs ... Jridi got sued for the missing gear and is now on the hook for nearly $74k.
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And even if he does show it to you, you may still be on the hook for thousands of dollars.
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Assuming some mined bitcoins do exist, it looks like Wright might now be on the hook for a tidy sum.
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But it could be on the hook for costly penalties in D.C., let alone in other jurisdictions that follow suit.
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POTUS is on the hook for criminal actions before, during, or after his or her time in the oval office.
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Employees are now on the hook for such large bills that a swiftly growing share are not considered fully insured.
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Otherwise, taxpayers who may not even use a particular road or bridge will always be on the hook for it.
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Other Republicans have echoed that sentiment and believe that Democrats will still be on the hook for ObamaCare come 2018.
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The big picture: The Church could be on the hook for more than $4 billion in damages, the AP estimates.
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Should the carbon majors be on the hook for some of the costs associated with climate disasters like the bushfires?
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Both the apps and the restaurants could later be on the hook for paying taxes that apps aren't currently collecting.
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Thankfully, if your credit card number is compromised and used fraudulently, you're typically not on the hook for that money.
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While insurers would help cover airlines' grounding costs, along with lawsuits from families, Boeing could still be on the hook.
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All told, he'll have borrowed $1,267, and he's on the hook for $2,160, for what was initially a $400 emergency.
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But now, Trump, McConnell and Republicans in the House are on the hook to prove they can lead and govern.
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Under the legislation, members of Congress accused of sexual harassment would be personally on the hook for any settlement payments.
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Senate sources said they wanted to make sure lawmakers are not on the hook financially for wrongdoing by staff members.
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The company is already on the hook for $17.3 billion in potential liabilities for last year's wildfires, according to J.P. Morgan.
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If you sell your stock and donate the cash, you'll be on the hook for capital gains taxes when you liquidate.
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In fact, the United States, you the American taxpayer, you&aposre on the hook for 70 percent of NATO&aposs expenses.
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Well, the post went everywhere, and now he&aposs on the hook for over $70 million worth of jerseys -- GUTFELD: Wow.
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Depending on your homeowners insurance deductible, you could be on the hook for $500 or more before your insurance kicks in.
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With moans interspersed with Killer Mike's vocals on the hook, "Look Back At Me" is not for the faint of heart.
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Volkswagen could potentially be on the hook for billions in settlements, leading to a generous windfall to the top lawyers involved.
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According to the suit, if Todrick had NOT cleared something in the video, he would be on the hook for it.
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If the bank holding the shares goes bust before the year is out, the clearing house will be on the hook.
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If Michigan's suit is successful, the state says the companies could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The second-largest nationalised bank admitted that employees in Mumbai had approved transactions that left PNB on the hook for $1.8bn.
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Regardless, taxpayers are on the hook for the hundreds of millions—and potentially billions—that these programs have cost unwitting students.
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But if they venture outside the Cleveland Clinic system for nonemergency care, they will be on the hook for the costs.
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Cross Creek is asking the judge to nail S&S for any damages for which it may be on the hook.
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"Got Friends" is smooth as hell, as Miguel sings about having unlimited options of women to choose from on the hook.
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The actor was on the hook for $750,000 -- a settlement he had struck with her -- but had only shelled out $250,000.
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If they cannot get a decent job after graduation, they are still on the hook for potentially crippling student loan debt.
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Uber is on the hook for $10 million after settling a California lawsuit over its misleading statements regarding driver background checks.
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The U.S. biotech could still be on the hook for royalty payments on future Tecfidera sales if it loses those challenges.
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Other companies named in the lawsuit -- including Honeywell/Bendix, Borg Warner and Fel-Pro -- are on the hook for the rest.
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Unfortunately, states have used numerous workarounds to void work requirements in food stamps, perpetuating dependency and leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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The expression stems from the financial crisis, when taxpayers were on the hook for billions in bailouts to the financial industry.
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If coal companies are unable to pay for the mine reclamation, taxpayers could be on the hook for the cleanup costs.
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The tax agency has said some 30,000 employers are on the hook for a total of roughly $4.3 billion in fines.
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The rapper is also on the hook for another $25,000 in attorney's fees -- do the math and it's right around $100,000.
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Still, this put Lundgren on the hook for $700,000 of counterfeit goods, which carried a 15-month sentence and $50,000 fine.
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It's no longer a one-size-fits-all solution and governments are now on the hook to go to residents directly.
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Postponing or canceling them might mean that couples are on the hook for thousands of dollars in lost deposits for vendors.
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That makes sense: If you're on the hook for your entire premium, you're more likely to bail when those premiums rise.
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Why it matters: People are paying higher premiums for insurance that leaves them on the hook for more of their bills.
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He'd taken out a $640 million construction loan from Deutsche Bank, and he was personally on the hook for $40 million.
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The NFIP could enter a "death spiral," Birnbaum said, leaving it on the hook for the riskiest and least profitable policies.
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Families would likely end up on the hook to pay for such custom drugs, automatically limiting who has access to them.
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But who is on the hook for the tickets that should have been paid — and the stiff penalties for a scam?
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Investors stay on the hook in the hopes that the companies will one day become profitable, allowing them to cash out.
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She has said it will better ensure that taxpayers are on the hook only for those students who actually suffered harm.
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"The American taxpayer should [not] be left on the hook to pay for the sins of the previous administration," he said.
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The New Health Care As health care costs rise, Americans are increasingly on the hook to pay more for their care.
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The result is a muddled process that's unfair to students and schools, and puts taxpayers on the hook for significant costs.
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You could be on the hook for a penalty as high as $10,000 for non-willful violations occurring prior to Nov.
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In that case, the friend or family member is considered an authorized user — and you're on the hook for the charges.
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So without huge returns, this action will put taxpayers on the hook for a lot of risk with little potential reward.
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The result is a muddled process that's unfair to students and schools, and puts taxpayers on the hook for significant costs.
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Corsi has claimed that what he is actually on the hook for, though, is a perjury charge — for lying to investigators.
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They (providers) send out the bills, and no one's got $3,000 in their bank account, they're on the hook for it.
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Since Iggy was the registered owner of the 2015 Jeep Wrangler, she's on the hook if the driver did something stupid.
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The Tinder co-founder has now filed legal docs against Barry's estate, claiming it's on the hook for the balance -- $324k.
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Instead, individuals without insurance would more likely be on the hook for the full $76,000 the hospital bills for this procedure.
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Failure to do so could mean you're on the hook for a 33 percent penalty on the amount you should have taken.
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For starters, Galería OMR questioned her professionalism, and suggested that she might be on the hook for the work's $20,000 price tag.
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The backdrop: PG&E is on the hook for $30 billion dollars in liability costs for fires in the past two years.
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Then the borrower is on the hook for a certain percentage of his or her income for a set period of years.
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So far, Aetna is on the hook for nearly $20 million, not counting its own legal costs, from the botched settlement notification.
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The big picture: Earlier this year, Congress put pharmaceutical companies on the hook for more of seniors' costs in Medicare's drug benefit.
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Make a master list of any student loans, credit card debt, lease payments, mortgages, and anything else you're on the hook for.
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That this might even be a consideration presupposes, of course, that Mr Mueller has him on the hook for a serious offence.
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EU rules introduced since the credit crisis mean that such a bailout can only happen if investors are on the hook first.
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Official estimates say the North Sea's total decommissioning bill may reach £20193bn, for which taxpayers are on the hook for about £24bn.
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If you're responsible for a fire or leak in your apartment, you don't want to be on the hook for the bill.
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But if all goes according to plan, it won't be the current iteration of Mallinckrodt on the hook for any legal liabilities.
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If it had gone the other way, they would have been on the hook for penalties and interest for the preparer's mistake.
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Instead of foisting the work off onto the record labels, Spotify is on the hook for making sure songwriters get their mechanicals.
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The San Francisco Chronicle reported in September that taxpayers could be on the hook for up to $15.7 million in legal fees.
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In the case of funding rounds, the Vision Fund isn't on the hook for the entire amount but rather a sizable portion.
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For instance, filers who didn't have qualifying health insurance coverage in 2018 will be on the hook for a penalty this spring.
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He decided to co-sponsor a measure placing gun manufacturers on the hook in civil lawsuits, completing his reversal on the issue.
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Co-founder Palmer Luckey has left the company, and Oculus is on the hook for $500 million after losing a key lawsuit.
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As we reported, Tyga is on the hook for $480k after his Malibu landlord got a judgment for back rent and damage.
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Originally, the new stadium had a $1 billion price tag, and the city of Arlington was on the hook for $500 million.
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But as partners in the processing business, the cooperative's farmers have a 40 percent stake, leaving them on the hook for losses.
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How it works: Medicare's donut hole puts seniors and disabled people on the hook for a large chunk of their prescription costs.
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A House bill passed in February would reform the Congressional Accountability Act and put lawmakers on the hook for any settlement payments.
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The public is already on the hook, it is a matter of how quickly you do it and you limit the losses.
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This means that, if someone makes a fraudulent purchase with your credit card or card number, you won't be on the hook.
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The utility might still be on the hook for damages from last year's Camp Fire, the most destructive wildfire in state history.
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While bureau employees are guaranteed health insurance, O'Connor said, they could be on the hook for their dental and vision insurance costs.
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American taxpayers will be on the hook for three-fourths of the loan if Energy Answers fails to make the project work.
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He is still on the hook for the judgment, which now amounts to about $65 million, according to a Goldman family lawyer.
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You're still on the hook for penalty payments if you are uninsured this year, or were for any tax years since 20183.
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Transit users are the only ones who are always on the hook and meet their obligations to pay into the system. How?
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Judge Furman said he was on the hook for failing to show up at a court-ordered mediation and pre-trial conference.
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If states exceed that cap to cover the needs of enrollees, they're on the hook for 100 percent of their Medicaid costs.
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I've heard of people catching carp on bread, so I put a piece of it on the hook the best I could.
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ESPN's proposed solution is a surprising one: It is going to put itself on the hook for even more expensive sports deals.
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If it's found that drugmakers and distributors broke the law, they could be on the hook for hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Hopefully that doesn't mess it up for ladies in their head because they thought Jeremih was singing to them on the hook.
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Of the $55 million, she will never see a penny from pervert Michael Barrett, who is on the hook for $28 million.
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If your adjusted gross income on that year's return exceeded $150,000, then you're on the hook for 110% of the tax liability.
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Because the Blue Jays were on the hook for Tulowitzki's millions, the Yankees needed to offer only the major league minimum, $555,000.
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The irony is that if plans do raise premiums, the federal government would be on the hook for much of those costs.
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If you're on the hook for half of his sister's allowance, why isn't he paying 50 percent of your credit card bill?
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He neglected to mention he was also on the hook for another $14 million in lines of credit, according to court documents.
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Companies that did not make provisions in their contracts could be "on the hook" for paying the taxes themselves, Mr. Caetano said.
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The potential losses could leave the company's customers on the hook to pay the bill, exposing businesses and consumers to higher costs.
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It also sold some loans to Capital One and Signature, leaving the banks partially on the hook for the losses that followed.
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A court-appointed independent examiner found in March that Caesars, Apollo and TPG could be on the hook for around $5 billion.
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The expiration of the self-imposed deadline between Qualcomm and NXP leaves Qualcomm on the hook for a $2 billion breakup fee.
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This is clearly untenable and unsafe for taxpayers, who would again be on the hook if Fannie and Freddie began losing money.
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That means they could be on the hook for steep capital gains taxes if they try to sell the asset right away.
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If the court rules that the tax reimbursements were fraudulent, they may be on the hook for tens of millions of euros.
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The legal battle left the beneficiaries empty-handed and possibly on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars in attorneys' fees.
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Uber's health division may be helping to meet this need, but patients will generally still be on the hook for the fare.
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Facebook may now be on the hook for a multibillion dollar class-action lawsuit alleging it violated an Illinois biometric privacy law.
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Take note: If your tax preparer makes the improper claim, you, the taxpayer, are still on the hook to pay the consequences.
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"How are we making sure that the taxpayer isn't left on the hook?" the Washington lawmaker asked during one round of questioning.
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With these arrangements, operators share the profit of a space with a landlord but are not on the hook for the lease.
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But those additional benefits would likely cost upward of $1,000 a month — again putting pregnant women on the hook for higher costs.
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Notoriously fickle, he left Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, on the hook for six months before his resignation last week.
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They're the ones on the hook for huge bills if only sick people sign up, and the premiums don't cover the costs.
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And deceptive marketing only makes it harder, especially when these plans will leave consumers on the hook for potentially ruinous medical bills.
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But that won't kick in until the shutdown ends, leaving employees on the hook for major expenses incurred while funding talks continue.
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The panel's proposal, which puts schools on the hook to match district averages in race, class, and student ability, would change that.
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Who ends up on the hook for the reconstruction bill and how that money is spent is another major point of contention.
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It's unclear how much Offset is on the hook for now, or if he plans to challenge the default judgment in court.
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Arpaio was voted out in 2016, damaged by a series of judgments that left local taxpayers on the hook for $146 million.
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The regulations were designed to prevent the too-big-to-fail scenario that put taxpayers on the hook to rescue troubled financial institutions.
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"Man, I'm just a dog / I'd be faithful if I could / But I'm Tiger Woods, I'm Tiger Woods," he raps on the hook.
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If you're handling the bill every month, you're on the hook for it, whether everyone's gotten their money to you or not. 4.
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Companies would no longer be on the hook for annual premiums, which cost employers more than $14,000 for a family policy, on average.
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Reinsurance essentially backstops insurers' losses; it guarantees they won't be on the hook for the bills of a handful of exceptionally sick patients.
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Toshiba is also on the hook to cover some of the cost overruns at another unfinished nuclear project known as Vogtle in Georgia.
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As more streaming services compete for your attention, they're going to look for new and unusual ways to keep you on the hook.
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People are not going to feel comfortable calling emergency medical services if they think they're going to be on the hook for murder.
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Meanwhile, there is growing confusion over who is in charge of the reconstruction effort and who is on the hook for the bill.
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It's important to have a sense of just how much you could be on the hook for if you step out of bounds.
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The defaults will leave the three largest insurers of Puerto Rico's bonds on the hook for payments on the various securities they back.
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T-Mobile is also on the hook for three years of operational support as prepaid customers make the transition to becoming Dish customers.
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"A renter is on the hook for things like basic cleaning, smoke detector batteries, lawn mowing and other minor, ongoing upkeep," he says.
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If he lost, Carroll would be on the hook for the opposing team's legal fees, which he wasn't quite sure how he'd pay.
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"The result is a muddled process that's unfair to students and schools, and puts taxpayers on the hook for significant costs," she said.
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Chaffetz said Tuesday that Flynn could potentially be on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars in remittance to the U.S. government.
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She's also on the hook for cell phone bills, boarding expenses for their horses and riding lessons for their 7-year-old daughter.
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Bayer is appealing those rulings, too, but could be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in payouts in those cases.
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Multiply that hypothetical violation on, say, 20123,000 loans of the same amount and you're suddenly on the hook for $600 million in penalties.
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Journalist Matthew Keys might be on the hook for $2003,2200 in restitution to his one-time employer Tribune Company (now known as Tronc).
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But that employee also is on the hook for associated taxes, despite there not being a way to sell any of the shares.
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When you guys wanted to put a prop in a photo shoot, were you on the hook for everything you were posing with?
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Do Republicans in Congress want to be on the hook when Obamacare beneficiaries lose their plans and can't find comparable ones on Healthcare.gov?
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There may be some stragglers, but most top tier candidates are on the hook and the initial battlefield of competitive districts is set.
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It is possible prosecutors are keeping him on the hook to cooperate in other investigations and that his cooperation will Mueller is complete.
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Trump's reversal would thus risk any employee's free coverage and potentially put them back on the hook for hundreds of dollars a year.
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But the company said that those requirements could actually put Microsoft on the hook as a joint employer under the new NLRB ruling.
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If you buy a car with borrowed money, you are on the hook even if your lender also takes the car as collateral.
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But less than two years later in the summer of 2011, Solyndra filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy leaving U.S. taxpayers on the hook.
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The result is they remain on the hook for making payments for pensions likely to collapse anyway, putting them at a competitive disadvantage.
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Americans are on the hook for higher healthcare costs than ever, and because of that, they want more for what they're stuck paying.
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If you book Emirates first class with points and miles, you could be on the hook for large surcharges — in this example, $843.
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And once they find work, they are on the hook for another set of expenses, with agents' and managers' fees topping the list.
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It was on the hook for $47 billion in future lease payments to building owners while having committed revenue of only $4 billion.
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A controversial proposal in the Senate tax bill could put individual investors on the hook for a bigger tax bill when selling investments.
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That's roughly double the $826 workers on average were on the hook for paying before their insurance kicked in about a decade ago.
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AOC's Green New Deal has an estimated price tag of $93 trillion, and guess who is on the hook to pay for it?
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Aren't you still going to be on the hook for books and housing, or am I misunderstanding how these programs tend to operate?
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You may recall ... Gordon's on the hook for $36 million to Bobbi Kristina's estate, and he's still under criminal investigation for her death.
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There's lots of hand-wringing about whether the team will be on the hook for a major cap hit on a declining player.
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When an investor puts the money directly into a project, he's on the hook for the number of jobs that particular project creates.
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DeAngelo believes this move could put the dispensary on the hook for more than $15 million if 280e is applied to those years.
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When the price tag is upward of $10,1003 a month, that leaves patients on the hook to cover at least $2,500 per month.
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" They also claimed the process creates "substantial new regulatory costs while putting taxpayers on the hook for any future bailout to these firms.
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Though she'll be getting out from behind bars, she's still on the hook for $256,000 in fines, the judge in her case ruled.
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But two years later, Mr. Reimer and Ms. Ljungkvist are on the hook for more than that amount just for their one unit.
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Add Brandi Glanville's name to the growing list of 'Housewives' with tax problems because Uncle Sam says she's on the hook for $112k.
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You can argue it would actually increase the cost of insurance and the government will be on the hook for more federal subsidies.
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What's worse ... we're told the jewelry was on loan from the Neil Lane collection, which means she's on the hook to the jeweler.
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The utility, one of the state's biggest, revealed that it could face crippling liability bills, potentially leaving customers on the hook for billions.
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But landlords, such as Taubman, are also still on the hook, even if their malls are entirely shut down for the time being.
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The real worrying precedent is that private entities are putting governments on the hook for their actions under the requirements of space law.
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If the hospital orders 100,000 masks and one person dies or something bad happens then it's the hospital that is on the hook.
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Even if your child is responsible, you could be on the hook for repaying the entire balance if they don't make the payments.
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If the FTC found that Facebook violated its health rules, the complaint could put Facebook on the hook for billions in potential fines.
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) said Trump's campaign would be on the hook for the more than half-million dollars in rally expenses.
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She argued that the proposed revamp "raises the risk that American taxpayers again will be on the hook" for disastrous financial sector losses.
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Once the counterfeit check bounces, the account holder — not the scammer — is on the hook when the bank seeks to recover the money.
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If a default judgment results, you could be on the hook for $30,000 in damages even if you fairly used the copyrighted work.
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The homeowner or heirs are never on the hook for more than the home fetches in a sale, so other assets are protected.
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The FCC decision puts those operators on the hook for a replacement process that could cost a billion dollars or more industry-wide.
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And even if the dog gets very sick, the dog passes away, the consumer is on the hook for paying, making those payments.
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In Australia, currently on the hook to buy 72 of the planes, objections have been raised as well since Trudeau's election in October.
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Before a short appearance by Swae Lee on the hook and Mr. Graham's full verse even come in, "Sicko Mode" seamlessly weaves together some of rap's most influential forms: Biggie's "Gimme The Loot" creeps in, 2 Live Crew's Miami bass classic "I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown)" has a moment, and Houston legend Big Hawk makes an appearance on the hook.
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People are saying she shouldn't be singing on the hook and that she's offbeat, but honestly that's apart of what I love about Cardi.
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Claims-management technology company ME Group reckons that banks could be on the hook for billions of pounds in compensation for mis-sold mortgages.
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Americans could be on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars if their health insurance no longer has to cover their preexisting conditions.
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Legally, branches are part of the overseas parent which would be on the hook to shore-up the branch if it were to fail.
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Beyond showing their drugs are safe and effective, biotech companies are increasingly on the hook to prove why insurers should cover their new drugs.
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Because of that, Verizon could still be on the hook for a lot of his complaints, even if the net neutrality order goes down.
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Proponents of ISAs say they hold schools accountable, since they're on the hook if their students don't make enough money to repay the funds.
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And very predictably, after the teaser period expired, and borrowers were on the hook for much larger payments, is precisely when the losses exploded.
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He also claims he's still on the hook for $5,000,000 on the loan, "which continues to capitalize substantial interest at unreasonable rates" and fees.
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So then they looked around and they thought, you know I have some Trump people on the hook here, let&aposs turn the screws.
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The person who cosigns a card will be on the hook for anything that happens, even if they aren't the person running up debt.
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My thought bubble: Pharma is going to hate this, especially if it puts the industry as a whole on the hook for greater discounts.
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There has been political fallout: On top of all this, millennials are on the hook for the public spending excesses of the baby boomers.
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But that likely doesn't help all people who are in high-deductible plans and are on the hook for all of their drug costs.
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If the company doesn't stick to those changes for at least two years, it will be on the hook for a further $15 million.
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But that appears to be well-below the estimated cost of loan forgiveness, so taxpayers will be on the hook for the remaining costs.
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However ineffectual Cambridge Analytica's efforts have been, Facebook is still on the hook when it comes to "fake news" and misinformation in the region.
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If the cases turn into a class-action suit, the company could end up on the hook for billions of dollars in punitive damages.
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Speaking of cash, LinkedIn could be on the hook for a $725 million breakup fee if they back out of the deal with Microsoft.
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British taxpayers are also on the hook if things go wrong; the government has guaranteed billions of pounds worth of loans on the project.
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Tennessee may be on the hook for some money but outside of that, it's the school's show and it can do what it wants.
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Congress is currently discussing appropriating funds to pay for the construction initially, ostensibly with Mexico on the hook to reimburse the United States later.
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That would mean Berlin, which already has a 15 percent stake in Commerzbank after a crisis-era bailout, would be on the hook again.
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The controversial prescription drug plan was reportedly on the hook for $1.7 billion worth of fraudulent insurance claims, The Post said, citing defense auditors.
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Make sure the owner and contractor picked up a building permit for the job, otherwise you may be on the hook for costly repairs.
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Republicans also say labeling banks "too big to fail" puts government on the hook for bailing them out, saving banks from a liquidation process.
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But they have all placed themselves on the hook for whatever happens when the long fuse of the tax return story is finally lit.
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First, it does not represent new hidden debt: it is an attempt to assign responsibility, putting the government on the hook for implicit liabilities.
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If the company doesn't repair or fix at least 85 percent of affected cars by June 2019, it's on the hook for further penalties.
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It made us a much more seamless event so we're don't say, 'We didn't sell tickets and now we're on the hook for $22006,22013.
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Several members of Collins's family had also purchased shares of Innate, leaving some of the congressman's closest relatives on the hook for massive losses.
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Shapiro is also on the hook to pay the Security and Exchange Commission $120 million as part of a civil settlement with the agency.
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The groups are "natural allies in the fight because the states will be on the hook for these radical, federally mandated reductions," he wrote.
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The risk of insuring large amounts of cash is typically distributed so that no single insurer is on the hook for the whole amount.
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So Trump could be on the hook for the lies he encouraged his subordinates to tell, too, sometimes with the help of his lawyers.
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Roughly 20 percent of U.S. bond funds hold Puerto Rican debt, according to Forbes, leaving thousands of stateside retirees and investors on the hook.
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The annual premium employees are on the hook for has risen 75 percent over the past 10 years, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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That means if you don't have coverage in 2018, you'll be on the hook for a penalty when you file your taxes next spring.
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These programs are important for reducing risk among students who shoulder high levels of debt, but they have put taxpayers increasingly on the hook.
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Arlington's footprint and workforce are predicted to be about the same, albeit the city is only on the hook for $573 million in incentives.
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I want to do the same, but my fiancé worries that we could get caught, leaving us legally on the hook for false representation.
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If this bailout goes forward, taxpayers will be on the hook for tens of billions of dollars for failing coal and nuclear power plants.
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After all, the whole reason the team wasn't playing him was that they don't want to be on the hook for his 2017 salary.
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But Tesla is on the hook for about $150 billion in debt, again from the S&P data, and that makes Wall Street antsy.
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He's not out of the woods yet, financially speaking -- he's still on the hook for the $1.3 million he owes in back child support.
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President Trump's historic summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin didn't come cheap ... U.S. taxpayers are on the hook for more than $124.623k ... TMZ has learned.
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"Narcissists lovebomb you to keep you on the hook, to make you need to hear from them, to make them chase you," she says.
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If a legislative bailout is passed, bondholders across the U.S. will be on the hook to pay for the Commonwealth's mismanagement, despite constitutional protections.
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Many of these employees may still be on the hook for co-pays for the test unless their employers decide to waive the cost.
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The Obama administration set "overly broad and vague standards and, as a result, put taxpayers on the hook for too many loans," he said.
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While employers chip in a substantial amount of premium contributions for workplace health plans, workers are still on the hook for a big portion.
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These communications are not privileged, and they all could be on the hook for a felony conspiracy to obstruct justice and tamper with witnesses.
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Since 2015, Big Tuna has been on the hook with federal investigators for engaging in a broad conspiracy to rig prices of canned tuna.
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But the law's middle-class customers who make too much money to receive that aid — many of them Republicans — will be on the hook.
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The letter avoided mention of climate change, but noted that flood disasters were getting worse over time — and federal taxpayers were on the hook.
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The landlord says Chris is also on the hook for $26k in rent, and with damages the landlord is now gunning for around $60k.
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"Even though you know we fly / Don't call me angel," sung on the hook by Ariana, could be plopped into "Independent Women" with ease.
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Your mobile phone company might be on the hook for fines from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for selling your real-time location data.
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Shares of reinsurers, who could have been on the hook for extensive Florida damage because smaller insurers in the state are their customers, surged.
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Still, here I was on the hook, feeling slightly panicked about coming up with money that I didn&apost have to pay the IRS.
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In the worst case, consumers could be on the hook for the full amount of loss or theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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The implication is that's how much money Ellison should personally be on the hook to return to Oracle's coffers should Firemen win the case.
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Emmit flinches whenever Sy goes off on Ray, and Ray wants to please Nikki, so he's on the hook for anything she cooks up.
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By contrast, taxis cannot charge a cancellation fee because you are not on the hook to pay anything until you are in the car.
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Unfortunately, the Obama administration has disregarded the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, leaving American taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars in legal liability.
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Never mind that those folks are already on the hook for paying off trillion of dollars in student debt and funding universal health coverage.
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New York (CNN Business)Sears is on the hook to vendors, lenders and even customers who recently bought Kenmore fridges or Craftsman lawn mowers.
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Pennsylvania, as Judge Beetlestone pointed out, would be on the hook for additional Medicaid expenses for maternity care and children resulting from unplanned pregnancies.
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A few weeks later, Cloyd received something else: a $12,290 hospital bill her insurance denied — leaving her on the hook for all of it.
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"It's super interesting to see how empty the room is," he observed, noting that taxpayers are on the hook for the sparsely-attended proceedings.
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A few things to keep in mind: * American taxpayers are still on the hook for billions: That $3.7 billion in lost revenue since 2000?
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While refinancing student loans is a popular way to lower interest rates, the co-signing spouse will be on the hook for that debt.
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He's required to pay her $20,833 a month, and although he's asking the judge to lower the amount ... he's on the hook for now.
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But VirnetX can appeal that decision; and until all appeals are decided, the patents remain enforceable, which is why Apple is still on the hook.
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Making it known that they have the keys, the track sees Future on the hook and Jay Z giving us classic Hov on the verse.
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Although patients remain on the hook for part of the cost of the priciest treatments, the government is coughing up for more high-end drugs.
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On top of that, utility customers will soon be on the hook for over $10 billion in extra charges to help companies cover wildfire damages.
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For her part, Miller is appealing the district's decision because she believes everyone involved should be on the hook for the part they each played.
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That's a gamble for Republican candidates in the midterm elections, especially House incumbents who are already on the hook for years of anti-ACA votes.
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"They might be on the hook for an entire lease but have a section of the building that's underutilized or completely empty," Eachus tells me.
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My insurance is covering treatment now, but it looks like I'm going to be on the hook for close to $2000,29 for this year alone.
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Nearly 40 percent of co-signers found themselves on the hook for at least part of the bill, according to a June survey from CreditCards.
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The soon-to-IPO company is on the hook for $400 million a year with Google — equal to the search giant's estimated 2015 cloud revenue.
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So any gaps in coverage from Trump's new policy could put many women, maybe millions, on the hook for the cost of their medication again.
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Experts say that creates bad incentives, and that putting both drugmakers and insurers on the hook for more of these costs will help contain prices.
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The firm recently said it's working on building cyber risk into its credit ratings, which would put corporations on the hook for their cybersecurity practices.
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And because of the language of the contract between the nonprofit and Formula E's organizers, the city is reportedly on the hook for this debt.
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If they are not on the hook for funding failures, they may be more willing to let charities experiment with new ways of helping others.
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"" Although the issue of blame and liability is still murky, Light says the owners of autonomous vehicles won't be on the hook for most crashes.
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A Ruth's Chris Steakhouse location in Ann Arbor is now on the hook to give a sizable discount to its diners following the team's loss.
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If one were to spill, it could ruin your entire shipment, and your moving company doesn&apost want to be on the hook for that.
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Aretha Franklin's home is up for sale and there's a buyer on the hook -- but her estate doesn't have permission to seal the deal ... yet.
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If you paid wages of at least $1,000 in any quarter of 2018, you're also on the hook for federal unemployment taxes of 43 percent.
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So this person would still be on the hook for $2,500 of the premium, which is more than a quarter of his or her income.
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Generally speaking, this means if you owe $500 in taxes and have a $200 tax credit, you would be on the hook for just $300.
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Make sure there aren't any gaps in your homeowners, auto or life insurance coverage that could leave you on the hook for a bigger bill.
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Volkswagen isn't just on the hook for customer payouts — it's also expected to pay around $3.5 billion to the US government and regulators in California.
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What this means: Once patients use the full value of their drug coupons, they'll be on the hook for a lot more of the costs.
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Beware that you will be on the hook to pay more money when the IRS catches on to the fact that your return is botched.
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The mortgage insurers balked, since they would be on the hook for the risk, so last month Fannie Mae "recalibrated" its risk assessment criteria again.
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Many air ambulance companies don't participate in medical insurance programs, so you could be on the hook for a huge bill unless you plan ahead.
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That's because almost to a person, the crimes that Trump has selected for leniency are ones that he might be on the hook for himself.
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Members of Congress were admonished many times that taxpayers would be on the hook if anything went wrong with the GSEs, yet nothing was done.
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The end result was a broadband project that still hasn't gotten off the ground but put taxpayers on the hook for a whopping $1.5 billion.
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However, organizers' latest permit expired in 2018, so they were put on the hook to secure a new permit from Nevada for this year's event.
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Reel up steadily but not too aggressively, pulling up on the rod every so often to make sure the fish is still on the hook.
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I want to be clear that I didn't do anything wrong, but I also don't want the taxpayers to be on the hook for this.
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PG&E may also still be on the hook for damages tied to the Camp Fire in 2018, the most destructive wildfire in California history.
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A court-appointed examiner found in March that Caesars could be on the hook for between $3.6 billion and $5.1 billion for pre-bankruptcy transactions.
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But the fact that Harder is targeting claims where Gawker, not its insurance company, is on the hook suggests something more nefarious is going on.
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Thus, if Kaepernick sustains a serious injury this season, the team will no longer be on the hook for his $14.5 million salary in 2017.
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Hard-working Americans could be on the hook for billions of dollars in mine clean-up costs if we don't put a stop to this.
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For local governments suing fossil fuel companies, the fight is over who's on the hook for paying for the damages stemming from rising average temperatures.
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Mozambique, already one of the world's most impoverished countries, is still on the hook for the loans, some of which the government did not disclose.
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But the FTC's enforcement capacity is only indirect: if app developers misrepresent their privacy practices, they could be on the hook for their deceptive practices.
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Once they were on the hook for the brokers' fees, these landlords couldn't or wouldn't pay for the agents' services they had previously enjoyed free.
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If they can't pay off the debt, the companies are on the hook, and their employees and customers are the ones to suffer the consequences.
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A huge windfall wasn&apost something I wanted to be on the hook for financially, in the hopes that my beneficiaries wouldn&apost squander it.
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The federal government is already on the hook for $28 billion in liabilities to utilities, and it spent $15 billion before it shelved the project.
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I knew that I was on the hook when Steve Jobs announced the product back in January 2007, because there was so much obvious potential.
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Enjoy that bump in pay thanks to the new tax law, because some earners may find themselves on the hook for more taxes in 2019.
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Tewoo, which is controlled by the government of the Chinese city of Tianjin, is on the hook for $1.25 billion in debt to foreign lenders.
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While taxpayers are on the hook to pay for official White House trips, political parties have to reimburse the White House for any campaign travel.
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Additionally, if you're married and your spouse takes out student loans, you may be on the hook even if your name isn't on the loan.
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Cyrus could now be on the hook to pay out millions, said the people who asked not to be named because the matter is private.
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Nadler will be on the hook to ensure that the liberals on his committee maintain a serious and somber tone like their Intelligence Committee counterparts.
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Known as ACOs, they share in the savings they achieve for Medicare, but only a few are on the hook for any losses they generate.
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G.E. sold or spun off its reinsurance operations between 1103 and 2006 but remained on the hook for certain risks, including long-term care policies.
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Now he was on the hook for violating his probation by taking a mid-February trip to the Florida Keys without notifying his probation officer.
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The problem is that Mr Salvini has antagonised the commission and northern member states, which are wary of being on the hook for other countries' profligacy.
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If you paid at least $1,500 in any quarter of 2018, then you're also on the hook for federal unemployment taxes and potentially state unemployment taxes.
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That means hosts can be on the hook—not only with the city but also with their HOA—if they don&apost follow the law. 6.
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He said companies are likely to entice consumers with higher rebates on more expensive drugs, and the sponsor is still on the hook for the price.
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The decision could be a bad sign for Amazon, which could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of euros in back taxes in Luxembourg.
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Newton sees the issue as being knottier — as long as the coalition is working to avoid past mistakes, it is not on the hook for them.
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If the defendants are found liable, Rice says, they would have to cure or abate the nuisance — putting them on the hook for even more money.
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On top of that, the government would be on the hook for $3 trillion in additional interest payments to finance that extra spending, the analysis found.
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Governments were starting to realize that Libra might make it hard to meet those requirements — and payment processors in particular would end up on the hook.
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The bottom line: Expect this debate to get worse, with taxpayers on the hook for growing catastrophes and increasingly hot political battles between insurers and homeowners.
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This separation would ensure that the U.S. taxpayer would not be on the hook to cover a large financial institution's "expanded activities" conducted within commercial banks.
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This means lessors are on the hook for the money banks have lent them to acquire the planes, putting them at risk of default, he said.
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Another critic of the Boeing plane sale maintained that the American taxpayer could be on the hook for the deal so the House bill was necessary.
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The Showtime drama "Billions" could be on the hook for stacks of cash for its portrayal of a Native American tribe and one of its honchos.
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The annual rent was confirmed to be a paltry £2.5 million, and the lease leaves taxpayers on the hook for many of the stadium's operational costs.
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In the case of private sector DB pensions, it is the employer who usually makes the biggest contributions and is on the hook for any shortfall.
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First a little backstory ... the rapper's on the hook for $111k after he failed to respond to Z Entertainment's lawsuit claiming he allegedly breached its contract.
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In particular, employers are worried that they will be on the hook for annuity payments if the annuity provider they selected for their workers goes broke.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe knows how to keep fans on the hook, and it's got everything to do with all of those dang post-credits scenes.
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This means lessors are on the hook for the money banks have lent them to acquire the planes, putting them at risk of default, he said.
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Restaurants also lose control over the customer experience, but they're still on the hook when it comes to their reputation if customers' orders show up cold.
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The euro zones largest economy has so far rejected any proposal that could potentially leave its taxpayers on the hook for the debts of other countries.
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But it would also increase the overall level of financial risk, potentially leaving the authorities on the hook in the event a bank gets into trouble.
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Loser: St. Louis To add insult to injury, not only has St. Louis lost its NFL team, but taxpayers could be on the hook for millions.
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" Consequently, the letter continues, "the designation process has created substantial new regulatory costs while putting taxpayers on the hook for any future bailout of these firms.
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Ja Rule remains on the hook for allegedly defrauding thousands of Fyre Fest ticket buyers after shooting his shot with the judge ... and coming up short.
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She settled a lien for $900k with Jersey in 2014, but appears to still be on the hook for a $3.4 million tab with the IRS.
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Johnny has adamantly denied any wrongdoing and says he never signed any contract that would put him on the hook for rent or any other damages.
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That kind of water damage is typically covered by homeowners' insurance policies, but you'll still be on the hook for the deductible, often $1,000 or more.
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Stone should be so lucky as to only be embroiled in a snoozy extramarital affair and not on the hook for what sure smells like treason.
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"If they go over the cap, we're on the hook dollar for dollar," Glen Stettin, chief innovation officer at Express Scripts, said in a telephone interview.
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The company holds a contract with NASA under the Commercial Cargo program, and it's on the hook to periodically send cargo to the ISS through 2018.
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The member would be on the hook for all settlements from their own misconduct, including other forms of discrimination such as gender, race and age discrimination.
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The findings and penalty do not represent the first time a large bank has been on the hook for giving jobs to persons with criminal backgrounds.
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That leaves government on the hook for capital shortfalls, a phenomenon reminiscent of the bailouts seen in the West after the global financial crisis of 2008.
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Some other important caveats: some carriers take a few months to begin adding credits to your bill, which could keep you on the hook for longer.
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With student loans being non-dischargeable in bankruptcy filings, many Americans are on the hook for outrageous sums that may not match their ability to pay.
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That rule, finalized late in the Obama administration, would have quickened the application process and put colleges on the hook for the costs of loan cancellation.
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Conservatives love the idea because PROMESA is not technically a "bailout" — U.S. taxpayers at large are not on the hook because the bondholders take the haircut.
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If you flout the law, you could be on the hook for the greater of up to $275,2000 or 2150 percent of account balances in penalties.
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Moreover, many poor Americans would be on the hook for much more than $100 because the poor tend to buy more soda than their wealthier counterparts.
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Another idea is to force tuition reductions by putting colleges on the hook for 50 percent worth of all education loan defaults from their former students.
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But in this case, Trump appears unlikely to have been on the hook for anywhere near that, thanks to benefits only available to real estate developers.
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Plaisted soon had corporations large and small on the hook to provide free goods and services to the expedition — everything from designer watches to Scotch whisky.
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Also, the city has spent $6.5 million on utilities and site preparation costs, but is still on the hook for that additional $9.3 million in utilities.
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The euro zone's largest economy has so far rejected any proposal that could potentially leave its taxpayers on the hook for the debts of other countries.
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Hospitals may also be on the hook for more unpaid medical expenses as the number of uninsured individuals increase and seek emergency room treatment, Gupte added.
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If you're on the hook for big monthly payments, a sudden loss of income can affect your ability to make them in full and on-time.
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If your state hasn't assessed you a sales tax for your online shopping, you should know you're probably on the hook for a use tax instead.
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There's not much precedent for disasters this huge, but all signs point to SoCal Gas being on the hook for billions, for a very long time.
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As for Mr. Goodman, he owes $2.7 million to the S.E.C., and is named in two lawsuits that could put him on the hook for more.
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This means if something horrible happens of the hit-by-a-bus magnitude, the insurer will be on the hook for some very big medical bills.
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Although banks have expressed confidence in raising the funds and private equity outfit Silver Lake is injecting $5 billion, lenders aren't yet actually on the hook.
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Even worse for Republicans, enacting this big disruptive change means they'd be essentially on the hook for anything bad that happens in the health care system.
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"Teams are on the hook if they mismanage a concussion, so it's worth jogging out to the outfield to check on him and have a conversation."
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He said the idea of investors being on the hook for a company's debt was a "laugh line," but there was an acknowledgment of the optics.
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While many of the cards will waive it in the first year, after that you'll be on the hook for an average of $127 each year.
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"We're on the hook this time," said Representative Dave Brat, Republican of Virginia, who is part of the group of conservatives pushing for an outright repeal.
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Should that suit prevail, Ellison may be on the hook for giving back to Oracle some of the $4 billion cash he pocketed in the deal.
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Missing an RMD leaves you on the hook for an onerous 50 percent tax penalty, plus interest, on the amounts you failed to draw on time.
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Missing an RMD leaves you on the hook for an onerous 23 percent tax penalty, plus interest, on the amounts you failed to draw on time.
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For example, corrupt companies like Solyndra received huge federal loans from the Obama stimulus, then defaulted on the loans and folded, leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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For example, recent rules dismiss the loans of students defrauded by for-profits, and put the colleges on the hook for repaying part of their balances.
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The Internal Revenue Service still has Mayweather on the hook for $7.2 million in taxes from 2010, according to records that show a lien as unresolved.
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Australian regulators have said banks could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars that they charged customers for financial advice they never received.
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Soledad O'Brien is so confident President Trump's going to get impeached, she's putting her money where her mouth is ... and our photog's now on the hook!!!
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On the hook she denounces diamonds (VVS' blind hoes / I'm so beyond those) and is ready to change time zones faster than you could afford to.
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The closure left 22016,203 students in the lurch, and taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in debt that will likely go unpaid.
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The closure left 16,000 students in the lurch, and taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in debt that will likely go unpaid.
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The GOP plan would instead allow states to withhold payments while they try to ascertain whether another insurer should be on the hook for the bill.
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And, in typical Kardashian fashion, the sisters are keeping fans on the hook with a carefully staged Instagram of Kim and Kourtney posing in front of Khloé.
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With rain expected today, and cold weather back in the forecast for the rest of the week, parents are on the hook for plenty of indoor events.
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"Hospitals may take a hit, at least at the beginning, because investors may be worried that they'll be on the hook for uninsured Americans again," Sorensen said.
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In addition, he says he's owed 20% of Future's earnings from touring, endorsements, etc ... Bottom line ... Rocko says Future's on the hook for more than $10 million.
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You are also on the hook for taxes on any money received as payment for teaching, research and other services as a condition of receiving the cash.
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Once routed to the criminal's account, the company is on the hook for replacing the stolen funds and the employee faces the inconvenience of a late paycheck.
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Sharp declines in equities in 2008 left clients with low account balances in their annuities, while insurers remained on the hook for paying out those living benefits.
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That means that coworking companies are still on the hook to pay rent to building owners even when their tenants might decide to leave at any time.
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This settlement is a relatively small dollar amount compared to the company's own estimation that it could be on the hook for $30 billion in liability costs.
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Some of the funding agreements included "exorbitant" interest rates and left the women on the hook even if they never received a settlement, according to the indictment.
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Banks cannot use deposits in one country to lend in another, because national regulators do not want to be on the hook for loans to improvident foreigners.
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Caesars, Apollo and TPG have denied any wrongdoing, though a court-appointed examiner found they could be on the hook for up to $5.1 billion in claims.
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Penn State is embroiled in a dispute with its insurance carriers over the $60 million-plus it is on the hook for in Sandusky-related civil settlements.
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The IRS also pushed out filing and payment deadlines for affected taxpayers who would have been on the hook for quarterly estimated income tax payments on Jan.
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Facebook also continues to be on the hook for serious failings in Myanmar, where its platform has been blamed for spreading hate speech and accelerating ethnic violence.
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Emergency rooms' prices are skyrocketing, and experts say that may be a side effect of the same factors that leave patients on the hook for unexpected bills.
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On the hook for billions of dollars in damages beyond its policy cover, then downgraded by rating agencies, it found itself locked out of the insurance market.
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You'll be on the hook for income taxes in the present, but assuming you're in a low tax bracket now, it might not hurt much, said Isola.
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So the $5BN fine is around half of what the company could have been on the hook for if EU regulators had levied the maximum penalty possible.
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At least under a repeal, those more responsible Americans who do want to pay for good coverage won't be on the hook financially for those who don't.
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Understandably, many hosts opt not to go through the cumbersome registration process — and the new law puts Airbnb on the hook to make sure its hosts comply.
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In addition to paying retiree benefits, ERS is on the hook for $3.1 billion to repay bonds it issued in 2008 - specifically to keep the pension afloat.
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United Airlines apparently thinks a ticket refund will make its latest scandal go away, but we've learned it may be on the hook for a lot more.
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He argues that the ban on lifetime limits is driving up premiums and deductibles because health insurers are now on the hook for more multimillion-dollar claims.
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Two Democratic senators are worried that consumers may be on the hook for replacing defective Takata airbags if the company declares bankruptcy or undergoes a major restructuring.
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As an American, Markle will still be on the hook for a slew of taxes, regardless of the fact that she no longer lives in the country.
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In 2628, the 28503 expansion states and Washington, D.C. would, as a whole, be on the hook for a total of $22019 billion in additional Medicaid funding.
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First, Manafort and Gates sure seem to be on the hook for some alleged serious crimes and tax evasion going back more than a decade at least.
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Failing to do so would be costly both to students and to the taxpayers, who would be on the hook for grants and defaulted loans to students.
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So many people took the company up on the offer that Domino's shut down the campaign, but it's still on the hook for hundreds of free pies.
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Tearful patients often realize only too late that their high-deductible health plan means they are on the hook for thousands of dollars of unexpected medical costs.
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Though the jury did not find Facebook directly liable, it would likely be on the hook for damages owed by its subsidiary, absent an agreement stating otherwise.
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Think twice before taking a withdrawal for non-educational purposes: You'll be on the hook for income taxes and generally a 10 percent penalty on the earnings.
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While many of the cards will waive the fee in the first year, after that you'll be on the hook for an average of $127 each year.
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While some of the subsidy payments were based on the company hitting designated performance benchmarks, the state already is on the hook for at least $1 billion.
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Whenever you set foot into a New York City cab, you're on the hook for a base fee of $3.30, which comprises a 2023 cent MTA surcharge.
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Whenever any entity is breached, credit unions and other financial institutions are on the hook for the costs of replacing payment cards and making consumers whole again.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar dropped some hints at a Senate hearing on Thursday, saying that basically everyone in the drug pricing world will be on the hook.
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When the "big one" that every Californian knows to expect finally strikes, the rest of the nation will be on the hook for an avalanche of defaults.
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Despite his claims about his supposedly brilliant business savvy, the candidate has overseen six bankruptcies and has left his creditors on the hook time and time again.
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Unsurprisingly, conservative immigration analysts I spoke with think giving undocumented immigrants healthcare is a bad idea, regardless of whether or not the taxpayer is on the hook.
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U.S. Prosecutors, backed by Microsoft's experts, put him on the hook for about $211 million — the retail price of Windows multiplied by the number of discs seized.
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Malin filed for bankruptcy, but a judge just ordered the debt will not go away and he will still be on the hook for the full amount.
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FABER: YOU ARE ON THE HOOK FOR A REVERSE BREAKUP FEE OF $2.5 BILLION SHOULD THE ANTI-TRUST AUTHORITY SAY, WE DON'T WANT THIS DEAL TO HAPPEN.
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In that case, taxpayers would be on the hook Court records show that the Blackstone-controlled company is aggressive in its pursuit of — and foreclosures on — borrowers.
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While the mortgage servicers have to pay the bill to investors first, Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie Mae, which securitize FHA loans, would ultimately be on the hook.
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While companies have shifted classes online and made their programs available digitally, many of them are still ostensibly on the hook for their brick-and-mortar establishments.
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The problem is that mortgage servicers, even after granting homeowners forbearance, are still on the hook with investors to continue paying principal and interest on the mortgages.
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My federal refund came out to $667, but I was expected to pay $1,010 (!) in taxes to the state, meaning I'm on the hook for $343 total.
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Because the private company is on the hook for the whole thing, the theory goes, it has an incentive to keep costs low and finish on time.
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Rather, some manufacturers said they could essentially rent space to display their toys in the store and were on the hook if the toys did not sell.
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After the coronavirus threat fades, millions of American households will be on the hook for the bills they couldn't pay during this crisis -- plus interest and fees.
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And the decision to go to trial in such cases is often made by the insurance carrier, which is on the hook for much of the cost.
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The justices' decision to take the case means it will reconsider an earlier appellate court ruling that the federal government isn't on the hook for the payments.
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Argentina, the eight-time defaulter, is on the hook for around $100 billion of hard currency debt held in private hands, just part of its hefty borrowings.
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The delivery companies were on the hook for anything that went wrong, from workers complaining they were mistreated or underpaid to pedestrians and drivers hurt in crashes.
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While a fraudulent tax preparer would be on the hook for illegal actions, you could owe back taxes, penalties and interest for filing an inaccurate tax return.
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Beware that you will be on the hook to pay more money when the Internal Revenue Service catches on to the fact that your return is botched.
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If Apple were to build three new plants in the U.S., the company would conceivably be on the hook for tens of billions of dollars of investment.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson had little choice but to let the firm go under, even though the government is now on the hook for getting holidaymakers home.
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By exposing publicly-funded academic institutions to nonstop litigation, the new rule will put taxpayers directly on the hook for the astronomical legal fees that will result.
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And because you're now on the hook to take those payments annually, you will need to take a second withdrawal by the end of December for 2018.
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The pharmacists aren't just responsible for getting the word out about the health plan, they're also on the hook to help manage the health of the members.
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In that case, taxpayers would be on the hook Court records show that the Blackstone-controlled company is aggressive in its pursuit of — and foreclosures on — borrowers.
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The IRS rolled out new rules Wednesday to help people who have chronic diseases, but are also on the hook for thousands of dollars of their medical bills.
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But the company could try to wiggle out of some of those obligations in bankruptcy — which could in turn leave taxpayers on the hook for clean-up costs.
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On the hook of standout featured track "Catch Up," he nearly screamed: "Make these niggas feel the pressure / 100 rounds, I'm toting extra," as a warning to competitors.
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But Maguire said there was a "tightrope to walk", as a clearing house must think of all stakeholders, including its members, who are "on the hook" for losses.
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In other words, customers would be on the hook, on average, for 75 percent of their health expenses, with the plan picking up the rest of the costs.
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"When I started this song a year ago I was in the studio with DDm of Bond St. District, who is the vocalist on the hook," he said.
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He disagrees with the path that Europe is on, and as such it seems insane to him that America is economically or geopolitically on the hook for it.
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It would ascribe a level of unscrupulousness that I wouldn't want to be on the hook for to say that fraternities actively encourage flouting of their alcohol regulations.
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If that happened in a Nest-connected home, Nest would be on the hook for the privacy fallout — even if users had given permission to share the data.
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He would repeal the so-called step-up in basis at death, which means heirs could be on the hook for higher taxes if they sell inherited assets.
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Per the Securities and Exchange Commission filing: They're on the hook for 55.7% of increases of up to $1.6 billion, and 65.7% of increases up to $2.1 billion.
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The Bluth company is on the hook to build a 'smart' border wall that puts them in debt and risks exposing a software hoax perpetrated by George-Michael.
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We broke the story ... Sweden might be on the hook to pay Rocky back millions if he's found not guilty, but Anderson tells us that's beside the point.
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Failure to report carries a penalty of $10,000, and you could be on the hook for an additional $50,000 penalty if you continue to miss your reporting requirements.
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A couple of thousand people in North Carolina had the same great idea over the weekend, and now the state lottery is on the hook for $7.8 million.
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"If you do something that causes someone else who is subject to U.S. jurisdiction to violate U.S. sanctions, then you are on the hook as well," said Bradshaw.
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Sixx divorced former "Baywatch" actress Donna D'Errico almost 10 years ago -- but they have a minor child together ... and Nikki's still on the hook for child support payments.
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Car manufacturers on the hook for crashes Driverless cars will do more than just reduce collisions — they'll also change how we assign blame for accidents that do happen.
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Asus will still have to pay $74.4 million, Denon and Marantz will pay $9 million, Philips owes $34.9 million, and Pioneer is on the hook for $11.9 million.
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Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court lifted the stay on the fines, meaning the company may be on the hook for at least $350,000 in fines as of Monday.
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On Thursday, Southern District of California Judge Gonzalo Curiel handed down a preliminary ruling in favor of Apple, declaring that Qualcomm is on the hook for $1 billion.
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You may also be required to remain with the company for a specified period after completing the coursework or else you're on the hook for the tuition paid.
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Once you give up your citizenship, your stateside heirs could be on the hook for a 40 percent tax on assets they receive from you or your estate.
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Uber had not previously been liable for the tax, but regulators have reworked the tax structure for foreign online businesses, and now say Uber is on the hook.
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You are also on the hook for taxes on any money you get as payment for teaching, research and other services as a condition of receiving the cash.
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They voted for it anyways, even though if Noll is right, the people they represent will be on the hook for the missing revenue, not tourists or billionaires.
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Patients will be on the hook for greater out-of-pocket costs and hospitals could be providing care without compensation, which could accelerate even more rural hospital closures.
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It's unclear at this time how much money the "World War Z" star is on the hook for, but, given the number of children, it's likely a lot.
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But northern countries remain suspicious that the long-proposed plan could leave them on the hook for repayments of deposits in southern countries burdened by bad bank loans.
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But what it too often does instead is distort the marketplace, encourage risk and put taxpayers on the hook – and members of both parties have taken notice. Sens.
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As an American, though, Markle will still be on the hook for a slew of taxes, regardless of the fact that she no longer lives in the country.
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The stance of Europe, which is on the hook for a much larger chunk of the debt than the I.M.F., is represented by a line trending defiantly downward.
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It has the same structure as a conventional hip-hop crossover attempt — rapper on the verses, singer on the hook — but here, both rapper and singer are white.
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Taxpayers are indeed on the hook for over $2023 billion in state and federal education spending annually, not to mention the added burden of increased social welfare dollars.
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Even as relative stability has returned, the Germans continue to resist common euro bonds, fearing they would put Germany on the hook for the debts of their neighbors.
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The store is on the hook to the bank that issued your card for a swipe fee averaging about 2 percent – and sometimes as high as 4 percent.
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The big brands have pledged to work only with responsible factory owners who treat workers fairly, so they should be on the hook, says the WRC's Scott Nova.
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The capital buffer is expected to fall to zero next year, meaning that taxpayers would be on the hook for any losses by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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For the past couple years, ESPN has been stuck with a seemingly unsolvable problem: It is on the hook for expensive sports deals that keep getting more expensive.
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If you don't have it through an employer, a marketplace plan you purchased, or Medicaid and you get pregnant, you're still on the hook for your medical bills.
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Additionally, the legislation would put the state on the hook for an annual chunk of Chicago Public Schools' teacher pension payments starting with $215 million this fiscal year.
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Under Power Ventures, LinkedIn suggested in its letter to hiQ, hiQ will be on the hook for CFAA liability if it attempts to defy LinkedIn's revocation of access.
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That means that an insurance company could be on the hook for physical and financial losses, as well as damage to users and clients caused by data theft.
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After all, once you're under one of those long-term deals, you could walk away from AWS, but you'd still be on the hook for those cloud bills.
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Therefore, traditional pensions, which guarantee retirement payments to workers — leaving states and cities on the hook — must be replaced by 401(k)s, which offer no such guarantee.
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Taxpayers could be on the hook for money-losing facilities around the country, just as waves of aging baby boomers are likely to swell America's nursing-home population.
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Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney could be on the hook for more than $200 million for not tweeting about their own makeup line ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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The central bank will insist that the new institution is not too big to fail, meaning that taxpayers won't be on the hook if there is a crisis.
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Her restaurant, a 10 minute walk from Jingzhou's ancient wall, is required to remain shut until further notice, although she is still on the hook to pay rent.
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Her restaurant, a 10 minute walk from Jingzhou's ancient wall, is required to remain shut until further notice, although she is still on the hook to pay rent.
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So, while our country continues to rebuild its financial strength, these mortgage giants are stuck in limbo, leaving taxpayers on the hook in case there is another crisis.
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Even as brides and grooms pick up more of the tab for their nuptials, parents are often still on the hook for a big part of the budget.
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State Senate Republicans are likely to highlight the costs associated with the bill, which they say will put Oregon taxpayers on the hook for funding late-term abortions.
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After all, who put together the 2003 Medicare Modernization Act, which put taxpayers on the hook for seniors' prescription drug costs but specifically prohibited Medicare from negotiating prices?
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For one, credit cards offer better fraud protection than debit cards or cash — if an unauthorized purchase is made with your card, you won't be on the hook.
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And the filing suggests that CEO Larry Ellison should personally be on the hook for the $1.6 billion that the plaintiff shareholder argues Oracle overpaid in the deal.
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The Wing members wouldn't have to pay The SitterClub's $100 membership fee, but would be on the hook to find, schedule, and pay sitters booked through the service.
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The number of older Americans with student debt has quadrupled in the last decade, and those over age 60 are on the hook for more than $66 billion.
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That's because insurers would still be on the hook for the payments under the law, and would likely flee the markets almost immediately to avoid paying out billions.
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Yet families are still on the hook for an average of $6,015 in out-of-pocket expenses, which is about a 71% increase over the past 10 years.
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If there had been a 216 percent growth cap in place last year, the city would have been on the hook for almost $20183 million, Ms. Goldstein said.
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It's known as "skin in the game": if originators are on the hook for losses, the theory goes, they'll take a lot more care over what they're producing.
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An independent examination led by a former Watergate prosecutor found in March that Caesars and its private equity owners could be on the hook for roughly $5 billion.
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If you paid at least $1,500 in any quarter of 2017 or 2018, then you're also on the hook for federal unemployment taxes and potentially state unemployment taxes.
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"I want to be clear that I didn't do anything wrong, but I also don't want the taxpayers to be on the hook for this," Farenthold said Monday.
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However, the Trump Administration will not put taxpayers on the hook to correct a decades old spending crisis that has left the island with deep-rooted economic problems.
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Fifty-three percent of voters in Michigan, 2023 percent in Pennsylvania and 56 percent in Wisconsin responded to say that the health plan should be on the hook.
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The Bluth company is on the hook to build a 'smart' border wall that puts them in debt and risks exposing a software hoax perpetrated by George-Michael.
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According to federal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- that document lodging and other expenses for the trip ... the American Embassy in Singapore is on the hook for about $162k.
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But if "The Message" has some grim thoughts about violence, it also offers hope: "There's music in your soul... children full of beauty" Marley sings on the hook.
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This is obviously the worst possible time to have two Russian spies on the hook for economic cyber-espionage (which is criminal, while government-to-government espionage typically isn't).
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Our last item concerns the rumor that fired FBI Director James Comey is potentially on the hook for a crime—once again, a story spread by the president himself.
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Once a founder inevitably gets a VC firm on the hook, it is only natural that they think they need to not rock the boat and close the round.
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The city is on the hook for $30 million in spending, the mayor said at a recent press conference, with $19 million expected to be reimbursed directly by Congress.
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Basically, they take care of the meal planning, shopping, and chopping; you're still on the hook for the cooking (they include a baby food maker with your first purchase).
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Brexiteer lawmakers already are fuming about Britain being on the hook for a 39 billion pound divorce settlement that covers the country's obligations until the end of next year.
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So far, the U.N. isn't saying, except to assert any money involved will be "voluntary"—meaning donors like the U.S. will not be automatically on the hook for it.
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In excess of loss reinsurance, the insurers are on the hook for the first part of the claim, and reinsurers only pay out on claims above a certain level.
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As you can guess, in these cases, school districts say yes to every request, companies receive tax incentives, and Texas taxpayers are on the hook for billions of dollars.
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We've had bikes stolen in the past, and Bird says you're on the hook for the full price of the scooter if it gets nabbed or suffers serious damage.
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In the land of the free, where home ownership is a national dream, borrowing to buy a house is a government business for which taxpayers are on the hook.
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Naturally, you keep checking for space to open up and when it does, you're on the hook for close-in booking fees to the tune of $75 per person.
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Illinois residents are on the hook for $36 million for Soldier Field and likely will be for a further $55 million for a new basketball stadium at DePaul University.
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Now, by having Congress deal with the issue, politically it means that in the short term, every House Republican on the ballot in 2018 is now on the hook.
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The short and sweet of it is the people and organizations who are on the hook to pay out those pensions are coming up short — trillions of dollars short.
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Piling on the debt The most perverse element of this story is that the investors were able to burden a company with debt without themselves being on the hook.
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For example, while Amazon paid $13.7 billion for Whole Foods, it's actually on the hook for an additional $22 billion in contractually obligated future purchases, according to public filings.
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However, when students fail to repay, the universities and banks should be on the hook, which is why the government needs to end the federal guarantee for student loans.
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Simply setting up a new government agency that mimics the GSEs' habit of pursuing so-called affordable housing targets, while leaving taxpayers on the hook for losses, is unacceptable.
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The conservative opponents, including members of the sizable Freedom Caucus, are wary that congressional intervention will put taxpayers on the hook for the poor decisions of Puerto Rican officials.
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) overruled a controversial Obama-era decision late Thursday that put employers potentially on the hook for labor law violations committed by their subcontractors.
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Page 60: Medicare patients and doctors who decide not to accept Medicare can sign private contracts for services, but those patients could be on the hook for huge charges.
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Throw your phone in the riverAs tempting as this option is, the joke's on you—you're still on the hook for the remaining 12 months of payment to Apple.
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"I want to be clear that I didn't do anything wrong, but I also don't want the taxpayers to be on the hook for this," Farenthold said last week.
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Building a wall on the Mexican border was a cornerstone of Trump's campaign promises, and he assured Americans that Mexico would end up on the hook for its cost.
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In essence, until Apple and other global corporations actually do repatriate their profits, other taxpayers will be on the hook for the costs of defending Apple's global market advantages.
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"As a result California taxpayers will be on the hook for $6.7 billion that could otherwise be used for education, public safety, and other vital public programs," he added.
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Gordon was under scrutiny in connection with Bobbi Kristina's death ... he even lost a wrongful death lawsuit, and is currently on the hook for $36 million to her estate.
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Public safety would improve as fewer resources are wasted prosecuting the innocent, and taxpayers wouldn't be on the hook for so many payouts to the victims of bad prosecutions.
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Some loans and most scholarships apply only to tuition, so even if you get a full ride, you're still on the hook for necessities like food, housing and textbooks.
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But they also played "A Fan's Mail (Tron Song Suite II)," a song about Bruner's cat, with most of the audience providing meow-along backup vocals on the hook.
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Should a subcontractor be found in violation of wage laws by the Labor Department or some other investigating body, the Trump Organization won't likely be on the hook legally.
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Total potential loss: about $10 million Aetna itself is on the hook for a roughly $1 billion payment to Humana if the deal falls apart because of antitrust reasons.
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Bayer's mega-takeover of rival Monsanto in 2016 has left the German chemicals group on the hook for legal claims asserting that the American company's weed killer causes cancer.
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Aetna, having determined for themselves that the cost was unreasonably high, only paid for part of that second surgery, leaving the patient on the hook for the $7,410 difference.
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Europe, they said, was needlessly becoming entwined with a deeply corrupt, economic basket case already in a state of conflict, and Dutch taxpayers would find themselves on the hook.
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If the plans fail, taxpayers would be on the hook for billions of dollars because the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBGC) doesn't have the ability to pay the benefits.
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When the Atlantic's Alana Semuels delivered Amazon packages for a day, she found that drivers are on the hook for any parking tickets they get while out on delivery.
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That means Spotify will ultimately be on the hook for even more guaranteed payments once it re-signs Sony and Warner Music Group, the two other major music labels.
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The jury divided the responsibility for paying the award ... pervert Michael Barrett must pay just over $28 mil, and the hotel is on the hook for nearly $27 million.
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While Caesars, Apollo and TPG have denied the allegations, a court-appointed independent examiner found in March that the three could be on the hook for up to $5 billion.
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PG&E is on the hook for major wildfire costs because California law makes utilities entirely liable for fires sparked by their equipment, even if the company didn't act negligently.
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Though maintaining both your employer's plan and enrolling in Medicare may help provide you with comprehensive coverage, it brings in more complexity: Which insurance plan is on the hook first?
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In his suit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Fitzgerald claims Manziel and his two friends are all on the hook for more than $25k for rent and other fees.
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We reached back out to Manziel who says he did occasionally stay at the home -- but NEVER signed any agreement that would put him on the hook for the rent.
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In short, some plutonium's been missing for over 14 years, no one knows where it is, and Idaho State University is on the hook for a few grand in fees.
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The latest issue they find themselves on the hook for relates to complaints pertaining to a variety of consumer rights that have been investigated by EU regulators since last year.
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For instance, if Apple shares were to double in price, the seller of this call would still be on the hook to hand over Apple shares for $120 a pop.
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NS worries about being on the hook if Abellio's franchises go wrong, just as Virgin and Stagecoach had to pay nearly £200m to walk away from the East Coast mainline.
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Because Southwest self-funds its benefits, the company was on the hook for the bills, which would eventually total about $2.1 million according to a source familiar with the case.
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The states have "standing", two Fifth Circuit Court judges held, because they are on the hook to pay for subsidised driver's licences for the individuals protected under DAPA and DACA.
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For instance, if you have a brokerage account, you could be on the hook for a tax as high as 20 percent, plus a 3.8 percent net investment income tax.
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Quick take: These firefighting contractors are hired by insurance companies that are on the hook for homes sometimes worth $2 million and more, writes the Santa Barbara Independent's Kelsey Brugger.
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That record will then be shared with federal regulators and other manufacturers, and manufacturers are on the hook for ensuring their customers understand how their crash data will be distributed.
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At the moment it's unclear how much the Miami-based Fresh Directions International could be on the hook for if it's proven in court that they're violating the Carla patent.
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Apple could be on the hook for $8 billion if the European Commission, which is investigating its Irish operations, concludes that it got a cushy deal from the Emerald Isle.
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Bank of America finally rescinded the sale, but that put the Sundquists back on the house's title, which is to say on the hook for mortgage payments and maintenance fees.
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Kaepernick's $493 million base salary in 2017 is guaranteed for injury, meaning if he goes out on the field and gets hurt, the 49ers are on the hook for it.
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Gawker was forced to file for bankruptcy last Friday, following its loss to Hogan in the invasion of privacy suit that put the company on the hook for $140 million.
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The member's liability would be capped at $300,000 -- as the legislation writes they would be on the hook for "compensatory damages" which are already limited in current law at $300,000.
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The senators pushed back on the idea that the legislation falls short because of this delineation, which would lead to taxpayers still being on the hook for paying discrimination settlements.
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"This stress test is another reminder of our housing finance system's failed model: Taxpayers are on the hook during bad times, but investors benefit greatly during good times," Corker said.
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Estates between $10 and 20 million will only pay an average rate of 8 percent, and those under 10 million won't be on the hook for any tax at all.
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Sanders has said that the trade-off for higher taxes is that prices will go down and consumers will no longer be on the hook for deductibles and co-payments.
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Including work by EY, emergency manager Kevin Lavin, the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom and other professionals, taxpayers are now on the hook for at least $3.34 million.
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The court advisor said Google does not have "permanent establishment" or sufficient taxable presence to be left on the hook for 1.115 billion euros in back taxes, the official said.
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Gawker Media must pay $15 mil, site owner Nick Denton is on the hook for $10 mil, and A.J. Daulerio, the Editor responsible for posting the tape, must pay $100,000.
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"The Obama Administration went too far in rewriting this provision by setting overly broad and vague standards and as a result, put taxpayers on the hook for too many loans."
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This week, WIRED looked into the plight of Joseph Tartaro, a security researcher whose NULL vanity license plate at one point had him on the hook for $12,049 in fines.
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Beware: Generally, if you lose your job with a 401(k) loan on the books, the amount borrowed is treated like a withdrawal and you're on the hook for taxes.
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In the documentary, those around Ailes marveled at his relentless talent for pouring gas on a fire, for stoking the paranoia and fear that would keep viewers on the hook.
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Apart from Cardi, the only other rapper on the bill was G-Eazy, who is white, and who didn't perform one song that didn't feature someone else on the hook.
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Shady insurance, bonding, and liability-cap policies mean that taxpayers are probably on the hook for lots more than this in the end, but it's difficult to quantify in advance.
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Many of the policies were written decades ago, and some liability may have been offloaded to reinsurers, making it hard to tell who might be on the hook for payments.
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Opponents of the Paris deal, including the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, have warned that the United States could be on the hook for Mr. Obama's pledge.
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Even if an American is not on the hook for a tax bill to their host country, they still face taxes on their income in the U.S., according to McKeegan.
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Currently, the government is often on the hook to pay rising medical costs for public housing residents, not to mention the potential social costs related to missed school and employment.
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Janet L. Yellen, the Fed's chairwoman, urged Congress last month to be mindful that the government is already on the hook for more spending as baby boomers age into retirement.
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The driver could also be on the hook for Kevin and the backseat passenger, but it's a little premature since the CHP is still investigating the cause of the crash.
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BuzzFeed reported in August that Amazon has generally avoided legal liability in such cases, leaving contractors on the hook, although the company has tight control over how those contractors operate.
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BuzzFeed reported in August that Amazon has generally avoided legal liability in such cases, leaving contractors on the hook, although the company has tight control over how those contractors operate.
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Volkswagen would be on the hook for up to $2 billion if it reached a similar settlement in Canada, Handelsblatt reported, without saying what the source of that information was.
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Its chances of emerging from bankruptcy proceedings hinge in part on an arcane California legal rule that threatens to keep it perpetually on the hook for liabilities from catastrophic wildfires.
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But she sued Kpingbah, who agreed to an unusual arrangement in which, as of 2017, he is on the hook for a $15 million judgment only if he abuses again.
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Murray Energy said in court documents that if it withdraws from the plan, it would be on the hook for $6.4 billion — an amount the company almost certainly can't afford.
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It's not exactly fair to say SoftBank was on the hook at $47 billion, as only $1 billion of its $10.65 billion investment in the company came at that valuation.
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"However, the Trump administration will not put taxpayers on the hook to correct a decades old spending crisis that has left the island with deep-rooted economic problems," Deere added.
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The rapper not only reportedly lost around $30 mil for his cut of the remaining concerts, but he's on the hook for venues and others with whom he made contracts.
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The rapper's on the hook for $65,000, because he promised Z Entertainment back in 2015 he would not perform anywhere in Vegas other than Z's venue, and he doubled-crossed them.
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Parents of a five -year-old Kansas boy, aren&apost we all, could be on the hook for $132,000.00 after their son knocked over a sculpture at a local community center.
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An analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that the federal government would be on the hook for an additional $2.3 billion in spending if it stops paying out these subsidies.
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The new federal health insurance system would replace what states spend on programs like Medicaid and employers would no longer be on the hook for covering their share of worker premiums.
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Erin Andrews will haunt her hotel peeping Tom for the rest of his life ... after a judge ruled he's still on the hook for that $28 million, despite filing for bankruptcy.
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If you run for president by claiming, contrary to all available facts, that the US "doesn't have" a border anymore, once you're elected, you're on the hook for showing big changes.
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We asked our landlord for 18 days off, detailing how we were on the hook for the month's electricity bill, which would skyrocket due to the use of the space heaters.
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A heart attack or cancer diagnosis can be quite expensive to treat, but it's more likely that Medicare will be on the hook for covering it than your employer-provided insurance.
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And a lot of times, I'd like a text — just so I don't start considering whether or not they've died and if that means I'm on the hook to send flowers.
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Safaree's no-show certainly didn't sit well with network honchos ... who fired off a legal letter warning Safaree if he didn't attend, he could be on the hook for substantial damages.
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If the government stops paying insurers, the insurers would still be on the hook for the cost of the CSRs because Obamacare requires them to offer low-income customers the discounts.
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Companies that violate the law, which includes an exception for "unforeseeable business circumstances," are on the hook for wages and benefits workers would have earned during the 60-day notice period.
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I think the thing that makes this song so addictive is the super long chorus that keeps building on itself, and how the vocal line drops an octave on the hook.
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