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FISCAL DETERIORATION Oman has already used SGRF over the past few years to partly cover its deficit.
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Mr. Ducasse can partly cover his losses because he has several restaurants that cater to different budgets and different kinds of customers.
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The ministry also said it planned to continue using euro-denominated bonds issued on the domestic market to help fully or partly cover euro financing needs.
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Oman, whose bonds are rated junk by all three major rating agencies, plans to raise over $5 billion in local and foreign debt this year to partly cover its deficit.
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Get familiar with your state's laws against "balance billing" – a practice in which insurers only partly cover an out-of-network cost and leave consumers to pay the remainder, which can be thousands of dollars.
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Get familiar with your state's laws against "balance billing" — a practice in which insurers only partly cover an out-of-network cost and leave consumers to pay the remainder, which can be thousands of dollars.
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The deal due to close on Thursday is to raise funds to partly cover cash used by Pemex last week to redeem Ceburs worth over 18 billion pesos ($950 million), one of the sources said.
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Only 23 countries have implemented quit-smoking support policies at the highest level, it found, but 116 more fully or partly cover the cost of services and another 32 offer services but do not cover their cost.
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On Wednesday, a House committee will mark up legislation reauthorizing the nation's only federally funded school voucher program, in which all U.S. taxpayers partly cover private school tuition for 1,100 low-income students in the nation's capital.
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This is supported by the company's strong cash generation, availability of EUR55 million RCF, which will remain undrawn at closing, the absence of short-term financial obligation or significant working capital seasonality, as well as the cash overfunding of USD40 million to partly cover the costs of separation and the follow-up restructuring.
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Adult males measure and adult females in snout–vent length. The snout is rounded in profile and truncate in dorsal view. The tympanum is conspicuous but partly cover by the supratympanic fold. The fingers and the toes are partially webbed.
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As with all katydids, these insects have one pair of forewings (referred to as tegmina) and one pair of hindwings. In contrast to many other katydids however, the tegmina of Panoploscelis only partly cover the hindwings. The hindwings themselves are vestigial, extending only roughly 25% the length of the abdomen. These massive brachypterous insects are therefore incapable of flight.
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Microscope image of an individual elytron from Augenerilepidonotus dictyolepis. Note the fringing papillae on the border. In annelids, elytra (; from Greek ἔλυτρον "sheath, cover"; singular: elytron ) are shield-like scales that are attached dorsally, one pair on each of a number of alternating segments and entirely or partly cover the dorsum. Elytra are modified dorsal cirri, and their number, size, location, and ornamentation are important taxonomic characters.
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Fern fronds often bear sporangia, where the plant's spores are formed, usually on the underside (abaxial surface) of the pinnae, but sometimes marginally or scattered over the frond. The sporangia are typically clustered into a sorus (pl., sori). Associated with each sorus in many species is a membranous protective structure called an indusium, which is an outgrowth of the blade surface that may partly cover the sporangia.
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The song is a partly cover version in French-language of the Francis Lai song (Where Do I Begin?) Love Story, originally recorded as theme song for the 1970 movie Love Story directed by Arthur Hiller. Only the chorus is similar, and the lyrics are changed and deal with loss and love in a sensual way. The sound is mostly R&B.; The lyrics were written by Moos, and Lai's music reworked by Moos and Pascal Castro.
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Endangered mammals found here include the wild water buffalo and the near-endemic hispid hare (Caprolagus hispidus). The grasslands are also home to a number of reptiles including the gharial, mugger crocodile and soft-shelled turtles. The grasslands partly cover two BirdLife International Endemic Bird Areas, the Central Himalayas EBA in western Nepal and the western end of the Assam Plains EBA south of Bhutan. There are three near-endemic bird species including the vulnerable Manipur bush quail (Perdicula manipurensis).
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The rear margin of the head also is slightly convex and the rear corners are "narrowly" rounded. Two lobes are well developed toward the front of the head, and partly cover the bases of the antennae and antennal sockets. The antennae are composed of 12 segments, each of the segments being elongated, and the last four at the tip forming a club. At the base, the scape is elongated and one third of its length projects past the rear edge of the head.
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The three upper sepals are longer and wider, curve outwards and have wings which partly cover the sides of the flower stalk. The petals are long and are joined at their bases to form a bell-shaped tube. The tube is cream-coloured but pink or dark orange on the top and the inner surface of the petal lobes and the inside of the tube have darker spots. There are four stamens which are about the same length as or slightly longer than the tube.
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A diagram of the anatomy of the maxillae in centipedes In centipedes, both pairs of maxillae are developed. The first maxillae are situated ventrally to the mandibles and obscure them from view. This pair consists of a basal plate formed from the fused coxae of each leg plus ventral sternite from this segment and is hence called a coxosternite and two pairs of conically jointed appendages called telopodites and coxal projections. The second maxillae, which partly cover the first maxillae, consist of only a telopodite and a coxosternite.
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The project aimed to partly cover the Danube Canal, use the space as a parking lot on the lower level and a pedestrian level above, connected by footbridges with sidewalks adjacent to the road sections. The City Centre, to be connected to the railway and subway system, was designed as a centrally located open space, form where tourists could directly embark on city tour buses and airport buses. Numerous boutiques and shops located on several tiers could function as a large open department store with an urban atmosphere.
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Many other languages have terms which only partly cover what Western culture typically means by the term music (). The Mapuche of Argentina do not have a word for music, but they do have words for instrumental versus improvised forms (kantun), European and non-Mapuche music (kantun winka), ceremonial songs (öl), and tayil . While some languages in West Africa have no term for music, some West African languages accept the general concepts of music (). Musiqi is the Persian word for the science and art of music, muzik being the sound and performance of music (), though some things European-influenced listeners would include, such as Quran chanting, are excluded.
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Friedman believes that to fight the quiet crisis of a flattening world, the US workforce should keep updating its work skills. Making the workforce more adaptable, Friedman argues, will keep it more employable. He also suggests that the government make it easier for people to switch jobs by making retirement benefits and health insurance less dependent on one's employer and by providing insurance that would partly cover a possible drop in income when changing jobs. Friedman also believes there should be more inspiration for youth to become scientists, engineers, and mathematicians because of a decrease in the percentage of those professionals who are American.
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A deal to upgrade several of the Chinooks was reached in June 1993. Under this arrangement, seven of the surviving CH-47Cs were sold to the US Army for $A40 million, the funds being used to partly cover the cost of upgrading the remaining four to CH-47D standard. The project's total cost was $A62 million, of which $A42 million was required to upgrade the four helicopters and the remainder for spare parts, administration and new facilities for the Chinooks at Townsville. It was also decided at this time to transfer the Chinooks to the Australian Army, as the RAAF no longer had significant expertise in operating the type and such a change would concentrate all the ADF's battlefield helicopters with the same service. The CH-47D variant of the Chinook was based on the C variant's airframe, and had improved engines and rotors, as well as upgraded avionics.
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