One dollar that you give is one dollar that will get to the victims.
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It is estimated that switching from the one-dollar note to a one-dollar coin could save the country up to $13.5 billion.
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"If it's one dollar bill on the street that they're using to build a weapon, I'm going to go after that one dollar," he said.
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Word of repentance , not ONE dollar towards helping us.
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Before Mr Trump was elected one dollar bought 35,000 rial.
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"One Dollar Zone deeply apologizes for this incident," Shah said.
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When you invite a friend, you each receive one dollar.
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WhatsApp is dropping its one dollar a year subscription fee.
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Women earn one dollar for every dollar male employees earn.
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So he tried to live on one dollar per day.
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"One Dollar Zone deeply apologizes for this incident," he said.
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For perspective, one dollar bought just 3.5 lira in mid-2017.
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Donate whatever you can, just one dollar would make a difference.
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For each ticket sold, one dollar will be donated to charity.
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Applebees offered everyone long island iced teas for ONE DOLLAR. 3003.
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One dollar fetches more than 46,000 bolivars in the black market.
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For one dollar you've got to toss out nearly 4 Lira.
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For one dollar you've got to toss out nearly 4 Lira.
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One dollar now buys about 7.05 yuan in trading in China.
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"I won't take even one dollar," Mr. Trump declared in 2015.
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He appeared in "One Dollar," a drama on CBS All Access.
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As recently as April one dollar bought about four Turkish lira.
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In the Twitter post, Mr. Trump singled out the notion of "time value of money," an economic concept about how the value of one dollar today is worth more than the value of one dollar tomorrow.
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What's worse is the crossbow only costs the equivalent of one dollar.
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In June 2011, one dollar was equivalent to roughly 1.6 Brazilian reals.
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And underrepresented minorities earn one dollar for every dollar white employees earn.
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A donation of one dollar, for example, would trigger a $6 contribution.
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That means that one dollar or pound gets you one crypto coin.
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I'm short one dollar, so the owner lends me what I need.
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Turning one dollar into eight is a good investment, the governor said.
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For every kill he makes, Victor's colleague hands him a one dollar bill.
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They also have a super-cheap WordPress option for one dollar a month.
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You just traded 100 marbles for one dollar, and there was no hassle.
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Turning one dollar into eight is a good investment, the governor told Gideon.
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But if you have one — then you've got something, one cent, one dollar.
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For every one dollar of federal dollars, there's $22019 of private sector spending.
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Click here to view original GIFThe US one dollar bill is still old school.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump plans to dismember government one dollar at a time.
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The "Bad Blood" singer is seeking one dollar in damages as a symbolic gesture.
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When the Iranian nuclear deal was signed in 2015, one dollar bought 32,000 rials.
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According to Amazon's FAQ, 500 Hilton Honors Points will equal one dollar on Amazon.com.
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There were rumors that Epstein purchased the mansion from Wexner for just one dollar.
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In the 1980s, a subway token good for one fare only cost one dollar.
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I'll continue to donate one dollar for each hateful tweet I get going forward.
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Anantatho's theory is that he thought the hundred-dollar bills were one-dollar bills.
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Meter rates were raised from 50 cents to one dollar, depending on the area.
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On the hunt for a one-dollar Long Island iced tea in your vicinity?
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The fight over border wall money emerged as the most contentious issue, especially after Trump's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, floated an idea to link one dollar of Obamacare subsidy money to one dollar of border wall funding, a proposal flatly rejected by Democrats.
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In a single week in March, one dollar in every eight went to Dangote companies.
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Taco Bell just unveiled something called a Beefy Potatorito and it costs exactly one dollar.
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"For every one dollar of federal dollars, there's $40 of private sector spending," Ryan said.
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One Dollar Zone said the controversial dolls were part of an assorted 35,000 unit purchase.
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The clue for 9D, "Single," is ONE because it refers to a one-dollar bill.
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Plus, you can get one dollar off your next meal by returning the plastic container.
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A head of lettuce is about one dollar, or half the cost in Stockton, California.
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"As I understand, not one dollar has gone towards that contract from FEMA," Long said.
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I will pay her one dollar a year and all the dresses she can buy.
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The Trump administration has subsequently revised that estimate to between one dollar and seven dollars.
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And the men, Rashon Nelson, left, and Donte Robinson, will each be given one dollar.
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Mr. Mueller was up against a far shrewder businessperson, who countersued for just one dollar.
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And this in a case for which she had received a fee of one dollar.
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One dollar currently fetches 65 pounds on the black market versus the official rate of 45.
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That's because when one dollar enters the economy, it gets spent several times, the Journal explains.
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As the greenback rises in value, the number of yen required to buy one dollar increases.
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We are not going to manage one dollar of outside money prior to January 1, 2018.
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"I don't know," he said, "if he gave it to them one dollar at a time."
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One dollar bought 20.94 pesos on Friday, more than the 19.61 pesos it bought late Thursday.
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One dollar bought 20.61 pesos on Thursday, more than the 19.87 pesos it bought late Wednesday.
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However if they deem the mission unnecessary or unwise, Congress should refuse to appropriate one dollar.
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What's Really Behind That $1 Price TagCharging one dollar for any beauty product is pretty damn impressive.
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Johnson spent $2.5 million in 2012, about one dollar for every 400 Obama and Romney each spent.
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Imagine if someone started a bank that only let customers withdraw money one dollar at a time.
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They have agreed to speak to me on the condition that I pay them each one dollar.
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The exchange rate has stayed between six and seven yuan to one dollar for the last decade.
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A hammer and a nail cost $1.10, and the hammer costs one dollar more than the nail.
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The basic charge for Acorns accounts with balances of less than $5,000 is one dollar a month.
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This Tom Friedman is a digital print of a collage he did out of one-dollar bills.
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Yola Dia gave one dollar for every ticket purchased to the Downtown Women's Shelter of Los Angeles.
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In onshore trading, the yuan was slightly weaker than Thursday: One dollar can now buy 7.05 yuan.
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Payment operates on an honor system; visitors leave 100 yen, about one dollar, in a designated box.
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To be clear, not one dollar of her estate below the threshold is touched by this law.
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"But it never transferred one dollar to Cuba, nor did Cuba receive any revenue," the ministry said.
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We know where we would build if we received one dollar, 10 dollars, or $5.7 billion dollars.
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" And Mr. Trump also said, "As far as salary is concerned, I won't take even one dollar.
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"So literally, one dollar in two of everything that would interest Lloyd's underwriters is here," he said.
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He was inspired by the "Million Dollar Homepage" from 2005, which sold space for one dollar per pixel.
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In theory, each Tether is worth one dollar, and the company has enough greenbacks to redeem them all.
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"As of today, U.S. authorities have not found not even one dollar of El Chapo's assets," said Cervantes.
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The devaluation has been essentially continuous since the country's 1979 Islamic Revolution, when one dollar bought 213 rials.
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"I called to tell him, and he said, 'I know, but they're only worth one dollar,'" she said.
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And on the black market, one dollar costs Venezuelans more than 1,000 bolivars, according to currency website dolartoday.com.
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Studies have shown that one dollar invested in pre-disaster mitigation can prevent four dollars in average losses.
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Also, you can tell Acorns how much you'd like to invest when your transactions equal exactly one dollar.
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You can either pay for a tow truck or you can sell it to me for one dollar.
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One such website, Zuren77, uses the tagline "rent a person for one dollar" and calls itself a crowdfunding platform.
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A R I Z O N AStill the best drink you can buy at a bodega for one dollar.
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If you've played poker at these stakes before, you know that the pots rarely breach the one dollar mark.
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Swift only seeks a symbolic one dollar while Mueller seeks $3 million in damages, claiming she ruined his reputation.
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If you pay even one dollar more than your set income-based repayment, the payment doesn't count toward forgiveness.
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Then, we gave them the option of purchasing from zero to five one-dollar lottery tickets with their earnings.
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Microsoft has purchased LinkedIn for $26 billion in cash—roughly one dollar for every email LinkedIn sends a day.
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He admitted ... his days with one dollar bills in his pockets are behind him now -- with one major exception.
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By comparison, America's EXIM has an exposure of about $70 billion -- about one dollar for every five of China's.
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Governments won't be required to name company names; they will only report one dollar figure per program per year.
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Traders said it cost as much as 650 Syrian pounds to buy one dollar on the street on Tuesday.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers reported seizing $900,000 in fake cash – all of it in one dollar bills.
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The slots represent dollar amounts, from a mere one dollar to, in the most tension-packed round, one million.
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In August of last year, one dollar bought 3.5 lira; throughout the last month it fetched more than 6.
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To fill in, he plundered the Strand bookstore's one-dollar and two-dollar racks, then turned to online sellers.
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Ultimately, Sam got the rights, paying Frey (who has since become a friend) just one dollar for the film.
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The program is funded by investor-owned utilities, and for every one dollar spent, the state gains $5.93 in benefits.
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One Dollar Zone operates about 30 stores in the Northeast, including in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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One cup of coffee, one smile, one compliment, one dollar, one word of encouragement, one person, one... #BeTheOne #KindnessMatters pic.twitter.
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A one-dollar bill, folded into an origami crane, had been left on top of the TV. A small gratuity.
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In a few years, debt service will be one dollar in every five spent by the M.T.A., the comptroller estimates.
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" Early questions tend to be on the easier side, like: "Which president is featured on the U.S. one dollar bill?
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As China's currency weakens (with one dollar buying more yuan), China's exports gain competitiveness relative to US goods and services.
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One dollar buys nearly 1,900 bolivars on the street, compared to just 10 bolivars at the government's strongest official rate.
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That means for every one dollar earned by a man around the world, a woman earns an average 80 cents.
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This summer, Canadian Netflix subscribers saw both the basic and standard tiers go up one dollar, to $8.99 and $10.99, respectively.
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Conversely, in 2015 the Navy estimated that a solid-state laser can be fired for less than one dollar per shot.
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NIAID Director Anthony Fauci calculated that less than one dollar per person would make the world far more resilient to epidemic.
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They could buy the building for one dollar with the promise to transform the building into a clean and classy business.
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Companies such as Google pay roughly one dollar per user per year to be the default search engine on rival browsers.
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Although he has an annual salary of just one dollar, his net worth is about $53.5 billion as of October 2018.
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In other words, BDCs are not permitted to borrow more than one dollar for every dollar of assets the fund owns.
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Relative to the dollar, the lira is now down 70 percent this year; one dollar buys 6.4 lira, the most ever.
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"In the bazaar, I get one dollar for one kilogram of beans, and I have sixteen mouths to feed," he says.
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The judge, Arenda Wright Allen, awarded him one dollar in damages and told the school district to pay his court fees.
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One dollar last bought 7.0235 yuan in China, and 7.0530 yuan in the offshore market, where the currency trades more freely.
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The central bank's new reference rate is just a touch away from 7 yuan to one dollar — a psychologically important benchmark.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials reported seizing nearly $1 million in fake cash – all of it in one dollar bills.
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In offshore trading, where the yuan moves more freely, one dollar could buy 6.873 yuan, also the strongest since last July.
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Within the studio, she is now also creating "Sacagawea Mail Cai," a suit of armor consisting of Sacagawea one-dollar coins.
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Because of that, she is suing him for a mere one dollar, symbolic of her commitment to justice being served, BBC reports.
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A key metric that measures the cost of one dollar of revenue, increased to 56 percent from 55 percent a year earlier.
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"Think about it: one dollar is less than the coffee you would get at the coffee shop in the morning," says Alves.
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Each DETECTR test costs less than one dollar and takes about an hour — which is cheap and quick relatively to other tests.
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All the stuff is starting at a bid of just one dollar ... but something tells us it'll go for A LOT more.
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If your kids come to you and want even just one dollar and you can't give it to them, you are ashamed.
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The situation has been further complicated by Boeing's traditional rival, Airbus, who recently bought Bombardier's C-Series program for just one dollar.
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"As far as the salary is concerned, I won't take even one dollar," Trump said in a September 2015 Twitter Q&A.
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Outside of China, where the yuan trades more freely, one dollar buys about 7.07 yuan, compared with 7.10 in the previous day.
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Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu star in the real-life story of New York strippers going after more than one-dollar tips.
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In trading outside of China, where the yuan moves more freely, one dollar can buy about 6.994 yuan — slightly weaker than Wednesday.
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Some are passengers in his car, which he uses as a taxi to make a living by charging one dollar a trip.
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Applebee's is back again with another one-dollar cocktail deal with a sweet twist just in time for the 25 days of Christmas.
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When you sell off a JPM token, you're supposed to get one dollar back as an assurance that your money is still real.
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Plus, with every purchase, Brandless will donate one meal through a partnership with Feeding America, paying it forward one dollar at a time.
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But what businessman or woman would pay 35 cents for a zip for a one-dollar skirt when a button cost five cents?
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Announces Increase In Quarterly Dividend And Declares Special Dividend * Board Has Also Declared A Special Cash Dividend Of $1.00 (One Dollar) Per Share.
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This includes adding one-dollar security tags to every single package of meat, which still costs less than absorbing the cost of theft.
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"That's why the drinks are so expensive," she whispered, cupping a twenty-one-dollar Notorious Nude (Belvedere vodka, hibiscus cordial, champagne, and cider).
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While it took one dollar of debt to fuel a dollar of growth before 2008, lately it has taken four dollars of debt.
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He would sell a book for one dollar more than I got, and I would come back the next year, back and forth.
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That metric, which measures the cost of one dollar of revenue, was 66.7 percent at Wells Fargo during the first half of the year.
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One is of Swift doing a power pose, and another is a simple shot of a one dollar bill in front of recording equipment.
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Bowles is seeking to raise $2,300 by the time he reaches the city on the U.S.-Mexico border — one dollar for each mile driven.
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"It was like the one-dollar sandwich bread," said the Ontario-based romance writer, not the heartier, artisanal kind she and her family prefer.
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I wouldn't have realized, if she hadn't told me, that she and her husband had purchased the sprawling three-story rowhome for one dollar.
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In trading outside of China, where the yuan moves more freely, one dollar can buy about 7.07 yuan, slightly stronger than earlier this week.
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Mnuchin's signature will appear with the signature of Treasurer Jovita Carranza on one dollar bills that are expected to go into circulation next month.
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The dollar hit its highest level against the ruble since November 2016, with one dollar buying as many as 66.7099 rubles on Thursday morning.
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He ultimately agreed to the sort of bill that Democrats have been pitching for weeks — one that contains not one dollar in wall funding.
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The company also suffers from the government's insistence that it keeps its fees low, currently the equivalent of less than one dollar per month.
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Just for the price of one pound or one dollar, they can see it and take part in a discussion, and it makes connections.
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I always tell people Halo was one of the five most anticipated games on three different continents, before we had spent one dollar on advertising.
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It said one dollar invested in Campbell 20 years ago would be worth $1.19 now while a dollar invested in the would be worth $4.06.
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In 203, the city sold squatted buildings (for one dollar a piece!) to the Urban Homesteading Assistance Board to renovate them for low-income housing.
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The Rolling Stones opened there in February 1963, before a crowd of three, an appearance for which they received the equivalent of one dollar each.
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It is based on the idea that in the long-run, exchange rates ought to adjust so that one dollar buys the same amount everywhere.
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"One-dollar iced tea cans were the least glamorous thing we could think up to sponsor the show," Stewart said about the weekly Arizona chugging.
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If the limp one dollar hot dogs at IKEA aren't satisfying you enough, then try this A$100 (US$73.26) "haute dog" on for size.
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It said one dollar invested in Campbell 20 years ago would be worth $1.19 now while a dollar invested in the S&P 500 index .
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"You sometimes wonder how it is that someone can't even give one dollar," Mr. Saldaña said, after being blown off by a Frenchman on holiday.
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But H.I.V. and tuberculosis care are different: Drugs are free, each clinic visit costs just one dollar, and most patients come four times a year.
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Sean Sessel, founder and director of The Oculus Institute, promotes the theory of giving yourself one week to make a gross profit of one dollar.
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The evidence is on the economists' side, but it doesn't necessarily mean that wages would go up one dollar for every dollar premiums went down.
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WE HAVE CUSTOMERS IN THAT SPACE WHO, YOU KNOW, THEY SPEND $5 ON OPERATING THE NETWORK FOR EVERY ONE DOLLAR THEY SPEND ON THE EQUIPMENT.
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Instead, she bet a strategic $20,201, earning a final amount of $46,801, one dollar more than what Holzhauer would have won had he bet it all.
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When the company's general manager complained that it was "going broke" without the hike, Sanders taunted them with a donation: one dollar, which was eventually returned.
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The jury found that the N.F.L.'s monopolistic practices had indeed injured the U.S.F.L. Then came the coup de grâce: It awarded damages of one dollar.
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One of the cool things is that millions of people actually — sorry, we have millions of payments every year that are for less than one dollar.
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Its acquisition of half of Bombardier of Canada's C-Series programme for one dollar last autumn will strengthen its position in the market for smaller jets.
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If you're on SSDI and earn one dollar over $1,090 in a month, you are dropped from the program and lose 100 percent of your benefit.
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However, rising to dominance on mobile is something we know very well to be possible for a company that hasn't even raised one dollar of capital.
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" New Jersey legislator Angela McKnight said she visited a One Dollar Zone store in Bayonne and found the toy "offensive and disturbing on so many levels.
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As little as one dollar gets you a bundle of games that includes Grand Theft Auto III and Vice City, the original Max Payne, and Manhunt.
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All entries will get a coupon code for one dollar off two pizzas, but one lucky winner will receive a year's worth of Red Baron pizza.
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The Surgeon General's addiction report issued last month cited a study that found every one dollar invested in brief primary care intervention saves more than $27.
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On the plus side, every time you order this dish, one dollar is donated to the Make-a-Wish Foundation for children with life-threatening illnesses.
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As far as circulating coins in use today, just one woman of color is represented among the lot: the "Sacagawea" figure on the one-dollar coin.
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The raw metals in the whole thing are worth about one dollar total, and 56 percent of that value is the tiny amount of gold inside.
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The latest U.N. figures released in Marrakesh on Monday show that no more than one dollar in every four of global climate finance goes to adaptation.
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That's a lot of dough, but just think of it as one dollar for every square-foot of coral reef you'll wake up to every morning.
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In general, applying standard cost-benefit and risk-analytic procedures, we find that spending one dollar on the service generates less than 10 cents in benefit.
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FEMA's director has vowed not to commit "one dollar" to the contract, and it is unclear whether Prepa has enough money to pay the bills itself.
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To take one example, the number of euros that can be obtained for one dollar has declined to the lowest level in more than a year.
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Only 38 percent of Liberty borrowers manage to pay down as little as one dollar on their student loan principal within three years of leaving school.
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Meanwhile, minimum wage in the District of Columbia will also rise to $15 an hour — a one dollar increase from its current level — starting in July.
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While initially only a few cents, RIN prices skyrocketed to nearly $220006 in 2202 and have fluctuated wildly between 2628 cents and one dollar ever since.
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The exhibition features two seesaws, showing how many baht were required to balance one dollar, both before the crisis (25) and after (over 50 at one point).
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Other currencies like the euro and, more recently, the Chinese yuan are used to diversify so not all central bank eggs are in one dollar-denominated basket.
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From the first ever taken in 22017 through the launch of the one-dollar Kodak Brownie in 21.2, they were unique, one of a kind, priceless objects.
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That means the average person on a standard $9.99 per month plan gets a bit over four hours of high-quality, on-demand entertainment for one dollar.
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It was a simple concept: a cryptocurrency whose units were always and constantly worth exactly one dollar, because they were backed by dollars held in a bank.
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The price rise is a boost for Rio Tinto, where every one dollar a tonne price hike over a year is worth roughly $350 million in revenue.
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Economics research suggests that for each dollar an employer spends on an employee's health insurance premium, roughly one dollar is removed from that person's take-home pay.
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Tony Zych, who the team got from the Cubs for one dollar of cash considerations, was good before he went down with tendinitis in his rotator cuff.
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The currency has lost nearly half its value against the dollar since the start of the year: One dollar had bought 18.8 pesos, and now purchases 35.9.
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They shook hands amicably, and Mom excused herself, then drove us both straight to the bank to withdraw all but one dollar from my parents' joint account.
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I would go to school, and my mom would give me six dollars for lunch, and I would have a small lunch and save one dollar or something.
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AEST The artist has sold her creation in an online auction for NZ$545 ($400) after lowering the starting price from a thousand dollars to just one dollar.
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When I moved to the Bay Area I had my pick of four hospitals that gave me offers that were all within one dollar hourly of each other.
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A cabin without a mattress rented for one dollar; a mattress for two people cost an extra twenty-five cents, and blankets, sheets, and pillows another fifty cents.
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The currency briefly hit 65 versus one dollar after an early Wednesday tweet by President Donald Trump suggested that the U.S. was ready to launch missiles into Syria.
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Do we demand they provide this civilization-saving technology to the rest of us essentially for free, like the scientists who sold the insulin patent for one dollar?
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In fact, a poll conducted earlier this year shows voters agree 2:1 on modernizing one-dollar currency when they learn of the budget savings it will achieve.
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"In the end, the court convicted Dunn, but the judgment was only one dollar––a real commentary on what they thought her sexual integrity was worth," Block said.
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If their calculations are right, it will cost well under one dollar per gram for productions compared to in Colorado or Canada where it is about two dollars.
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"We are reaffirming that the former president did not benefit from even one dollar of this sum and didn't even have a foreign currency account," Al-Gaaly said.
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When about 50,000 people voted in the magazine's online poll, the gray jay finished third, behind the loon, which adorns Canada's one-dollar coin, and the snowy owl.
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"This could be the new normal, with the days of one dollar in six or seven going to exploration forever in the past," WoodMac said in a report.
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It is especially compelling when one realizes that America is one of the few industrialized nations still using paper currency for such a low denomination as one dollar.
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I would never want one dollar of my taxes supporting any person or institution connected in any way with such treatment of minors, inside or outside the classroom.
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"One dollar from you would help me get that much closer to the debate stage in September," asks Steyer — who is worth approximately $1.6 billion — in another ad.
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"Not one dollar has gone toward that contract from FEMA," Long said, telling senators that the agency is making sure PREPA has not asked for reimbursement for the work.
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According to Rolling Stone Magazine, one dollar from every ticket purchased will go to benefit the Avril Lavigne Foundation, which supports people with Lyme disease, serious illnesses or disabilities.
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Swift is also riding a publicity high after winning just one dollar in a legal battle with the man who allegedly groped her in 63, former DJ David Mueller.
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Underpinning Tether's sales pitch is the proposition that its coins were backed 1-to-1 by fiat currency—in other words, one Tether is one dollar because iFinex Inc.
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The White House and Democrats in Congress are locked at an impasse: Trump is demanding nearly $6 billion, while House Democrats have vowed not to give him one dollar.
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As I brought in more and more skulls, my father saw his mistake, and the price he offered plummeted: two dollars to one, from one dollar to 50 cents.
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The boys approached the woman, asked her pointed questions about her inventory and then made their selections: three one-dollar, battery-operated fans, paid for with their recent earnings.
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The dollar hit its highest level against the ruble since November 2016 – the month Trump got elected, with one dollar buying as many as 66.7099 rubles on Thursday morning.
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He figured that if each household in Fall River gave just one dollar (the equivalent of about $103 today), every graduating high school senior could be sent to college.
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The problem is that those who make this particular argument are building somewhat of a straw man, not only because of the blanket assumptions they are making around a very specific tax-neutral design, but also because they aren't publicly acknowledging just how poorly our present means-tested programs are targeted by virtue of their applied conditions, and just how unequal one dollar can be to one dollar, however counterintuitive that may seem.
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There are so many bars, some of which are overpacked with people and hardly even offer a deal — one dollar off a $16 drink doesn't do much for our budget.
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Those who want to can also include a one-dollar bill (to be saved up for a fun go-cart) or a photo of kids having fun with their pets.
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The stock came within one dollar of $212,2500 during Thursday's session, touching an all-time high of $663 a share on the nose before falling back slightly, according to FactSet.
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Florida teen wins $26,000 a year for life A one dollar investment is all it took for an 18-year-old Florida woman to win a set salary for life.
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I didn't need millionaires to open up a PAC for me because I could get donations from people in every state where people could give 10 dollars or one dollar.
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He's also tried to use the subsidies to get Democrats to support paying for a border wall, offering one dollar in the payments for every dollar spent on the wall.
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Mulvaney floated a proposal Friday that would offer Democrats one dollar in Obamacare spending for each dollar in the bill to pay for building a wall along the southwest border.
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At its weakest, in mid-August, 7.2 lira were required to buy one dollar, but at one point on Thursday the Turkish currency had strengthened to 6 against the dollar.
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The groom, 29, helps manage his family's business, One Dollar Zone, a chain of dollar stores across the Northeast and based in Paterson, N.J. He graduated cum laude from Harvard.
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It suggests travelers donate one dollar for each hour spent in the wild on a trip and ensures the money goes to local conservation groups and land managers maintaining them.
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Every one dollar we spend on preparing for climate-fueled disasters will not only save lives; it also can save us six dollars in reduced risks during extreme weather events.
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A federal judge in California has ruled that Uber Technologies Inc violated its agreements with drivers by subtracting a one-dollar "safe rides fee" from their pay on some trips.
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An organization called One Dollar for Life, which makes and distributes reusable pads to girls across Kenya, has ramped up its outreach in light of the girl's death last week.
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The December figures show that one dollar in every 10 of exports from Hong Kong to China may have been falsified to skirt China's capital controls, Thomson Reuters calculations show.
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"Satay just one dollar," the vendor is heard saying on video, but when pressed about what was in the "mystery bag," he doesn't disclose the same information to the Australian visitors.
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There are two ways to store your hundred dollars: you could spread it around the house, putting one dollar in each drawer, and some under your mattress and all of that.
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"The One Tree Initiative recognizes that one person and one dollar can impact the future of our forests," President and CEO of Eddie Bauer, Mike Egeck told PEOPLE in a statement.
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She also enjoyed a post dinner treat in the form of a Ring Pop she wore on her pointer finger, holding a stack of one-dollar bills in her other hand.
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Getting $12 of resources for every one dollar invested is good policy, and Community Development Financial Institutions' (CDFIs) have demonstrated success in leveraging federal dollars at this rate year after year.
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With these paper sensors, throwing out food would be more like using a high school chemistry kit—and would mean no more crossing your fingers after swallowing that one-dollar oyster.
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Mr. Trump, a billionaire, vowed to not take "even one dollar" of his $400,000 annual salary as president, following in the footsteps of presidents like John F. Kennedy and Herbert Hoover.
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Two-thirds of every dollar came from energy exports and every one dollar decline in the price of oil would cost the Russians between $500 million and $1 billion in revenue.
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The suit, brought by the New York state attorney general, alleged the company used one dollar figure for its internal estimates, yet told the public it was using a higher figure.
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Apple also announced today that the company has achieved pay equity in the U.S. for similar roles and performance, stating that women make one dollar for every dollar men make at Apple.
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Its 2175-130-seat CSeries won plaudits for design but failed in the market until Airbus took it over for one dollar and starting pulling in hefty orders at last week's show.
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These funds were designed to look and act like bank accounts: one share was valued at one dollar, you could write checks and use payment cards on your accounts with them, etc.
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All entries will receive a coupon code to get one dollar off when you purchase buy two pizzas, and one lucky winner will receive a year's worth of free Red Baron pizza.
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And only 85033 percent of the school's student borrowers pay at least one dollar of their student loans within three years of leaving school — one of the worst records in the country.
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" 'Devastating impact' Asked for comment, the White House referred CNN to USAID, where an official pointed to a common administration defense, that the "policy does not change funding levels by one dollar.
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When you are very near the revenue-maximizing rate, every dollar of new revenue generated through higher tax rates is offset by almost one dollar of lost revenue because of lower reported incomes.
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A new app called 1600 will build a virtual White House on a real one dollar bill before your very eyes using augmented reality – and it's the product of the White House itself.
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In a share offering that saw high demand, Afya priced its shares at $19 on Thursday, one dollar above the top of the price range, and raised roughly $260 million for the company.
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To bring you the answer, I had to sacrifice myself once again: I had to try a "Happy Shake" – a delicious coconut milkshake, which could be made "happy" for just one dollar extra.
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At the strongest official rate, one dollar buys just 10 bolivars, but on the black market the dollar fetches 20,193 bolivars, a spread versus the official rate that economists say has fostered corruption.
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UBS chief Asia economist Wang Tao said Monday that she expected the currency to fall to 7.2 to one dollar by the end of the year, with an even further decline in 2020.
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And the bone-headed scheme of imitating his twin brother and withdrawing $10,000 from the bank — a number one dollar over the limit a bank will allow without having to report the transaction.
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An intentional solution for these accidentally uninsured would reverse the irony of a potentially life-threatening problem resulting from one dollar of income and help millions of Americans afford the care they need.
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Designed by PrakashLab at Stanford University to cost one dollar and be built like origami, the Foldoscope is intended to make microscopic technology accessible, along with the health benefits and scientific knowledge it facilitates.
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As long as a cryptocurrency exchange believes that one Tether is worth one dollar, you can just use your Tether to buy bitcoin, or ether, or whatevercoin, and then transfer / convert that to dollars.
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Then, we show the likelihood that each couple will have at least one dollar left in retirement savings at the end of four different time periods — 290, 267, 3.25 and 23.26 years into retirement.
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Yet if these folks get a new job or a part-time job and earn one dollar more than $6900,2628, they will lose 28503 cents of Social Security benefits because of the earnings penalty.
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Elliott has lost money in only two of its forty-one years of existence, and one dollar invested in the fund at its inception would now be worth a hundred and seventy-nine dollars.
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These commercial models cost $8,000 but this new sensor will cost about one dollar, making it a massive step up in hydration sensing and opening the potential use cases to more informal sensing jobs.
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Tether issues digital tokens backed by its own reserves of fiat money (one USDT token is equal to one dollar USD, for example) over a protocol called Omni that runs on the Bitcoin blockchain.
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Ben's serves up Amish-style pretzels every day, but for National Pretzel Day they're giving you one for free if you donate at least one dollar to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund at its stores.
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In a statement shared on Facebook, Assemblywoman Angela V. McKnight said she visited a Bayonne, New Jersey, location of the One Dollar Zone chain and after hearing that it carried the "offensive and disturbing" doll.
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After the Turkish lira fell even further — one dollar bought 3.8 liras at the start of the year, but at one point on Monday it was worth 7.2 liras — investors dumped other emerging-market currencies.
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The show is one of the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn Festival benefit concerts, and one dollar from every ticket sold will go to the musicians' charity PLUS1 to support the Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund.
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As little as one dollar of federal assistance taints the entire project with all federal requirements and it is not usually possible to have a 100 percent locally funded segment or portion of the project.
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The activists hurled a blizzard of "blood money" in the air — mock one-dollar bills printed with the word "Oxy" and splattered with red paint — and spilled mock prescription bottles across the steps of the courthouse.
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The Los Angeles Times, which first reported the deal, said the wage would rise to $10.50 in 2017, to $11 an hour in 153, and one dollar per year to take it to $15 by 2022.
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Under Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Voluntary Work Program, however, immigrant detention centers need not pay workers more than one dollar a day, a rate set by Congress in 1950 and codified in the 1978 Appropriations Act.
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More than 60 percent of the population survives on less than two dollars a day, and almost one half of the population lives with less than one dollar per day, according to Haitian economist Kesner Pharel.
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Under the program called "Food for Fines," a 14- to 15-ounce can of non perishable fruits, vegetables, proteins, or peanut butter would be good for one dollar off your ticket, according to the local Fox station.
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One dollar in every five invested in mutual or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in America now goes to Vanguard, as does one in every two invested in passive, index-tracking funds, according to Morningstar, a data provider.
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With a fateful phone call, Mr. Tiber offered the permit, for one dollar, to Woodstock Ventures, along with the dubious charms of the El Monaco Motel as a headquarters for the festival and lodging for the stars.
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One Dollar Zone, which is a regional chain in the Northeast with locations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, purchased the dolls from a supplier called Global Souvenir Marketing, according to the New York Times.
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Price gouging is exactly what Canadian physician Frederick Banting, who helped discover the life-saving properties of insulin in 1921, tried to avoid when he and his colleagues sold the patent, without their names, for one dollar.
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"That doesn't mean you won't eat out at all together, but it might mean finding the one-dollar-sign or two-dollar-sign Thai food restaurant, rather than the three-dollar-sign hot new restaurant," says Earl.
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While one dollar cost 8.78 pounds at the central bank's auction on Tuesday, a dollar shortage in the economy meant black market dealers were charging 12.65 pounds per dollar, up from last week's range of 12.20-12.50.
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In Seattle, in 19803, she helped the young composer John Cage, an enthusiast for Jawlensky's work, organize a show, and she let him buy a small painting for twenty-five dollars, with a one-dollar down payment.
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An adult making one dollar less ($220006,2202) in Ohio (with the Medicaid expansion), is eligible for Medicaid coverage, while the same adult in Florida (without the Medicaid expansion), is not eligible for any public or private coverage.
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Now say you have a million owners, and they each have one dollar of ownership; nobody individually has the incentive to maintain the building because the cost of doing so would exceed the value of their ownership.
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The concept is simple enough: Every dollar spent by an international visitor to the United States on lodging, entertainment, food and other travel-related services counts as an export and reduces our trade deficit by one dollar.
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At its last private funding round, which totaled a whopping $210 (that's right, one dollar) in 216, CEO Jason Fried announced the company was valued at $0003 billion — albeit with his tongue very firmly planted in his cheek.
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One dollar invested in Berkshire Hathaway in December 1964 would now be worth more than $10,000; the same dollar invested in the S&P 500 over the same period would now be worth just a few hundred dollars.
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All upset animal lovers have to do is fill out the contest's entry form on the zoo's website — which includes space to share why your ex is "snaky" — and donate one dollar to the Wild Life Conservation Fund.
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Communication between the bi-national team was hindered by the fact that phone calls to Cuban numbers cost more than one dollar per minute, and locals must pay $2 per minute for iffy Internet access at public hotspots.
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The organization is currently finalizing the purchase of the building from the city for one dollar, after it did the heavy lifting of raising $9.3 million in contributions from government, private foundations, and individuals, to renovate the building.
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Tough luck there, but what really rankled Cole was that, for all his efforts and success in 2015, he wasn't even one dollar richer: his $541,000 salary for 2016 is exactly the same as he made last year.
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A combination of legislative language and a Supreme Court decision, however, has created a situation where one dollar of income can now make the difference between being eligible for affordable health insurance or having no option at all.
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Its ordinary Arabic equivalent is 1776, the year of U.S. independence, which is certainly the most normal thing you'll find if you go looking for facts about the one dollar bill, because there are some other weirder things!
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Perhaps the most bizarre part of the whole affair is that locals weren't appalled; they were drawn in droves to pay one dollar to view the body at a local funeral home, and von Cosel even received fan mail.
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At Shea Stadium, three fans wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the word GREED took to the field during the fourth inning of a Mets-Giants matchup, throwing 150 one-dollar bills at the players in an Abbie Hoffman-inspired protest.
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In the interim, this misconduct-tinged fog will continue to cover their entire enterprise … and their users won't care, as long as one Tether buys you exactly as much bitcoin as one dollar, on every cryptocurrency exchange which supports them.
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Though we can confidently say that 9 is 1 less than 10, and the phone also has a "One" in the name, and also the one dollar bill has a pyramid and the all-seeing eye on the back of it.
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Gambling is introduced to us when we were WAY younger playing the claw game, [or] when our parents would buy a one dollar lotto scratcher and let us do the scratching, and many other influences that teach us how to gamble.
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In 2015, amid nation-wide union protests known as the "Fight for $15," McDonald's announced that it would set the starting pay for 90,000 workers at company-owned restaurants in the U.S. at one dollar over the local minimum wage.
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"Not one dollar, or euro (...) was spent; they are still in their crates, supervised by a committee, and two representatives of the Qatari government came to check when they were deposited under the trusteeship of the central bank," he said.
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A study of one-dollar bills found that 94 percent were colonized by bacteria, 7 percent of which were pathogenic to healthy people and 87 percent of which were pathogenic to people who were hospitalized or who had compromised immune systems.
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Last year was a bumper one for public procurement tenders: More than $14 billion were awarded, and companies controlled by men with interests on the Keszthely waterfront won just over $4 billion of them - more than one dollar in every four.
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"We have a lot of work to do when it comes to grant-monitoring at all levels of government," Brock Long, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, told Congress recently, vowing not to commit "one dollar" to the Whitefish deal.
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"We´ve decreased our costs to $1.14 (per pound), and we think that this year they will go below one dollar," said Collahuasi Chief Executive Officer Jorge Gomez during a talk at the CRU/CESCO World Copper Conference in Santiago.
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The President also touted the economic benefits of the national parks, saying over 305 million people visited the parks in 2015 and for every one dollar the tourists spent, a further six dollars was generated in the area's economy, supporting millions of jobs.
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The currency, one of the most traded in the world, reached its lowest point against the dollar when Trump's victory began to look assured, hitting 20.7 per one dollar — a loss of more than 13 percent in a matter of hours — late Tuesday.
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So we shouldn't be surprised that while, yes, she can lie in a bathtub full of diamonds (and one dollar bill) without so much as blinking, she can also just, like, hang on a rooftop and drink Bud Light out of Solo cups.
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At launch, the lineup of supported shows includes originals like Star Trek: Discovery, The Good Fight, One Dollar, Strange Angel, and No Activity, plus Big Brother, Survivor, Blue Bloods, Bull, Hawaii Five-0, MacGyver, NCIS: New Orleans, 60 Minutes, and 48 Hours.
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Learn how to change banking one dollar at a time at Disrupt SF Chime CEO Chris Britt, a16z partner Angela Strange and Omer Ismail of Goldman Sachs are all coming to Disrupt to discuss how banks and payments will change in the future.
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When people started seeing "Popeyes" and "$1.8" in the same sentence trending all over the internet, it seems quite a few of them jumped to the conclusion that Popeyes was offering some sort of epic one dollar and eighty cent chicken deal.
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The Coast Guard decommissioned it in 1996, President Clinton designated it a national monument in 2001, and in 2003, the Federal Government sold it to the people of New York for one dollar, stipulating that it not be developed with permanent residences.
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And despite news that the House and Senate both successfully advanced measures last month aimed at funding the fight against Zika, Congress has not yet provided one dollar of the $1.9 billion the president says he needs to protect the American people.
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The bills from Curbelo, Schatz and Whitehouse address this issue by assigning a tax to carbon pollution, effectively moving the burden of climate change away from the lungs of the marginalized poor and to the pocketbook of industry — one dollar at a time.
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Even if you're not buying a tee, you can add a tree to your cart for just one dollar — you can even plant one in a loved one's honor, making it a sweet gift for any of your environmentally-savvy friends and family.
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The balloons carry special payloads: radio sets, one-dollar bills, computer memory sticks and, above all, tens of thousands of leaflets bearing messages that Mr. Lee says will debunk the personality cult surrounding Kim Jong-un, the youthful leader of North Korea.
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The Los Angeles district attorney announced on Tuesday that the nine had been charged with paying homeless people off — with one dollar bills and stray cigarettes — in exchange for signing fake names on petitions for the initiatives or on voter registration forms.
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Hospitals might be right about the difficulties of showing how one dollar saved in one area is later used elsewhere, but that isn't helpful when you're testifying before the Senate health committee and being grilled by a top senator on the program. Sen.
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I then bought a new fresh shower curtain and liner along with a few candles so that, when her request comes up again, we wouldn't be doing it in a space that's as unforgivingly lit as a one dollar pizza joint at 3 am.
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"I'm not going to give any local government one dollar until we know where the money goes, and we make sure the poor schools are getting what they deserve," he said in a speech at God's Battalion of Prayer Church in Brooklyn this March.
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"We take an 'all of the above' fundraising strategy from one dollar online donations, donations made through social media, all the way up to max contributions and having people raise money on our behalf," a campaign aide told Yahoo, on the condition of anonymity.
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This is particularly alarming because the health care math also works in reverse: One dollar spent on health care may generate many more in economic growth, but it's also true that the cost of skimping on health spending is much greater than the savings.
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A one dollar increase in the minimum wage leads to a 14 percent increase in the likelihood of exit for a 3.5-star restaurant (which is the median rating), but has no discernible impact for a 5-star restaurant (on a 1 to 5 scale).
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Considering that only last year Mayor Emanuel and Commissioner Kelly dedicated another mural I designed downtown for which I was asked to accept one dollar, you could say the City of Big Shoulders has wrung every bit of value they could from the fruits of my labor.
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Existing tech for monitoring body hydration is typically expensive, and it involves rigid probe-like devices, whereas these sensors could cost as little as one dollar to produce, with total manufacturing costs of the patch and wrist wearables in line with those of comparable tracking devices, like the Fitbit.
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Although these works are arranged in a more orderly and linear fashion, the strong sense of excitement and pressing action continues with these images, with stripper-esque figures collecting scattered one-dollar bills on the ground and a majestic dog cruising in a convertible on a busy city street.
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After college, I lived in DC. I had a number of friends who were lawyers at white-shoe firms and earned six figures, while I was a research assistant for a newspaper and often bought a one-dollar box of rice from the Chinese takeout place for dinner.
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Therefore, if you see a result of 230 percent in the 235-year column of the table below, it means the couple represented still had at least one dollar left in their retirement savings at the end of that period in nearly half of the thousands of iterations run.
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For example, in one of my earlier studies, aimed at documenting the powerfully addictive nature of the drug, I found that when given a choice between taking a small hit of meth (10 mg) or one dollar in cash, methamphetamine users chose the drug about half the time.
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It's hard enough to make it past the conveniently-placed one-dollar section without buying old Halloween candy and Christmas decor we don't need: With the amount of fantastic beauty loot that hit the shelves this year, it's also been impossible to not fall in love with new products.
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Pompeo's morale-boosting talk of "swagger" inside Foggy Bottom, meanwhile, rings more hollow nearly 29 months into his tenure—more image management than vision—after the president's new budget called for axing nearly one dollar in four allocated to the diplomatic corps, a suggestion that met bipartisan condemnation on Capitol Hill.
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The only ones to emerge unscathed were House and Senate Democrats, who maintained their opening position: Reopen the government, then debate border security, but not one dollar for the wall — a position Trump reluctantly agreed to, two days after he also agreed to postpone his State of the Union address.
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"The fact is a wall is an immorality," House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE said earlier this year, refusing to give the White House more than one dollar toward the federal project.
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The hodgepodge of meat, vegetables, rice, and "brown sauce" supposedly dates back to the days of the railroads, when tens of thousands of Chinese workers came to Canada to risk life and limb(s) and connect the ends of our country with wood and steel (usually for one dollar per day).
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In our two seats in the upper deck of Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, a steel beam equipped with stadium lights hung directly above us, ensuring that with every wind gust a flume of rain unloaded on our heads, soaking the one-dollar yellow ponchos we bought in the parking lot.
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The administration's cluelessness about how working people might see this cynical play for the rich was confirmed a day later when Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and his wife, Louise Linton, were photographed with a sheet of freshly printed one-dollar bills with his signature, smirking like a couple of Disney villains.
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Narrative issues aside, Tenney is the more dynamic plaything simply because she comes with more: more hair, more accessories, more hardships to overcome when boys like her friend Logan grow up to earn one dollar for every 80 cents she earns, and then try to take away her reproductive rights.
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But in a move emblematic of the huge risks of aerospace competition, Bombardier will get just one dollar for the majority stake in exchange for Airbus's purchasing and marketing power to support an aircraft that has won fans for its fuel efficiency but few recent orders due to doubts over its future.
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The haircare brand recognized that people with vision impairment often struggle with everyday tasks that others may take for granted, needing to come up with special systems to help them identify the color of their clothing when getting dressed, discern one dollar denomination from another and even decipher which bottles contain which products.
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"At a time when we must shift our investment focus to develop more content for specific and demanding audiences on emerging platforms, we can't sustain a model where we invest one dollar more than necessary in the administrative aspects of running our business," Stankey said in a staff memo addressing the restructuring.
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As with any hangover, you just limp through it, and try to hold your tenderized head as high as possible despite the very clear memory of the time you went on the subway tracks to win a one-dollar bet or got fired from a temp job seven hours into your first day.
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"At a time when we must shift our investment focus to develop more content for specific and demanding audiences on emerging platforms, we can't sustain a model where we invest one dollar more than necessary in the administrative aspects of running our business," WarnerMedia Chief Executive Officer John Stankey said in the memo.
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"The stock has meaningfully outperformed on a YTD basis and we believe enthusiasm around the upcoming product cycle is fully captured at current levels, with limited upside to estimates from here on out," wrote Lamba, who cut his 12-month price target to $150, which is about one dollar above where Apple closed Friday.
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This allows for inclusions like the Warhol-inspired disposable paper "Souper Dress" (1966–67) — available as a company promo by mailing in two Campbell's soup can labels plus one dollar — which appears between a functional Coca-Cola vending machine (1947–80), an Italian Simon International tomato soup stool (1973), and a Warhol "Campbell's Soup Can" screen print on paper.
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As far back as 2014, Fertitta warned consumers that increased minimum wage and food inflation were making price hikes inevitable, even at fast casual restaurants like Bubba Gump, estimating in 2014 that a one-dollar increase in minimum wage in California—from $8 to $9 per hour—would cost his operations an additional $3 million per year.
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And yet some of the pictures might have entered the Museum of Modern Art in 242, on the occasion of a little-noted solo show at the Fieldston School, in the Bronx, had Shannon not disdained an offer, from the museum's director, Alfred H. Barr , of one dollar apiece for small ones and two dollars apiece for the large.
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But in a move emblematic of the huge risks of aerospace competition, Bombardier will get just one dollar for the majority stake in exchange for Airbus's purchasing and marketing power to support an aircraft that has won fans for its fuel efficiency but had not secured a new order in 18 months for the 110-130 seat plane due to doubts over its future.
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For his exhibition FDIC Insured Mandiberg, along with several helpers who assisted him throughout the project, have assembled 527 of these books with all the matching institutional emblems resurrected and laser cut into the covers of old financial books on sale at either the Strand bookstore or through libraries, according to Mandiberg "at the lowest exchange value possible," that is, no more than one dollar.
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He also referenced the enormous mural he completed last year on the west exterior wall of the Cultural Center: "Considering that only last year Mayor Emanuel and Commissioner Kelly dedicated another mural I designed downtown for which I was asked to accept one dollar, you could say the City of Big Shoulders has wrung every bit of value they could from the fruits of my labor," he said.
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In her TEDx Talk, Maggie Anderson, activist, CEO and cofounder of The Empowerment Experiment, explains that one dollar will circulate within Black-owned businesses for a total of only six hours — meaning that there are so few Black-owned businesses that within half a day, a Black business owner will likely be required to make a transaction with a non-Black owned business in order to keep her own company running.
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"There's a whole series of things there to do with the humanitarian and security issues on the border that are not being addressed because the Democrat majority in the House, [Speaker] Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE, says we're not going to put one dollar up, she said, 'Well, maybe a dollar' for the wall," he said.
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At first, this year's edition of what Meyers has dubbed "Game of Jones" followed the format established last year: Meyers fired up the latest episode, "The Spoils of War," and then played straight man to Jones's superfan wild card, watching in mingled awe and amusement as she explained that Bronn is the guy "who knows where all the one-dollar cigarettes is" and that she would definitely have sex with Littlefinger, but she would have to keep her eyes open the whole time.
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It was not long before a belief took hold in the community that the people who had alerted the police to Mr. Vassell's erratic behavior were surely outsiders — new arrivals who had become synonymous with the Crown Heights of untenable rents and contrived adventures in millennial night life (take for example Butter & Scotch, a bar and bakery that ennobles the protracted childhood, serving a vodka martini and a hot fudge sundae as a pairing and funneling one dollar from every cocktail to Planned Parenthood).
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