As payers try to control costs, particularly in America, they are shifting from reimbursing by treatment to reimbursing by outcome.
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Reimbursing for the drugs but not the clinical services is tantamount to reimbursing for neither since providers cannot be expected to continue providing these services at a financial loss.
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Northern Arena is responsible for reimbursing us for those wages.
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I said, why aren't you reimbursing us for our costs?
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Far from reimbursing taxpayers, Price is still ripping them off.
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But he did later admit to reimbursing Cohen for the money.
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The government offsets the costs to insurance companies by reimbursing them.
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Kanye also says Tidal reneged on reimbursing him for music videos.
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But Trump has acknowledged reimbursing Cohen for the payment to her.
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He later admitted to reimbursing Cohen the $130,000 paid to Daniels.
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The government offsets the added costs to insurance companies by reimbursing them.
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United is reimbursing every passenger on the flight that caused an uproar.
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CNN first reported that Farenthold has delayed reimbursing taxpayers for the settlement.
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That does not include the cost of reimbursing customers for hotel stays.
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For now, banks generally address the issue by reimbursing customers for any losses.
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Similarly, reinsurance lowers premiums by reimbursing plans for largely unavoidable catastrophic medical bills.
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An anonymous representative told WaPo Mnuchin was reimbursing the government for Linton's travel.
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Most major tech companies have created bug bounty programs, reimbursing hackers in cash.
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None of the payments reimbursing Sessions appear in Trump's 2016 presidential campaign account.
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Trump, who has admitted reimbursing Cohen, has not been charged in the case.
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However, it turns out that my insurance covered it, and they're reimbursing me $150!
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Under the ACA, Medicare stopped reimbursing hospitals for the treatment of hospital-acquired infections.
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The merger was also meant to open up additional funding for reimbursing outpatient expenses.
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But the president has admitted reimbursing Cohen for the hush money payment to Daniels.
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And second, how much is the insurance company (or government) reimbursing for that same service?
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Why isn't the president reimbursing the RNC in addition to partially defraying his associates' costs?
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At some point, the Neumanns stopped reimbursing Iridium for its work, according to the lawsuit.
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"A lot of travel suppliers are reimbursing or shifting schedules without any fees," she said.
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When Israel started reimbursing lost wages for living organ donors, donations increased by 64 percent.
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He later acknowledged reimbursing Cohen for the payment to Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.
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It would also prevent federal funds from reimbursing Planned Parenthood for any health services it provides.
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It would also prevent the federal government from reimbursing Planned Parenthood for health services it provides.
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Such neglect puts the burden on reimbursing those overpayments on veterans rather than the institutions involved.
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Wells Fargo is reimbursing hourly employees for up to $100 per day in child-care costs.
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Texas has already began reimbursing the funds, and said that it will pay back the rest.
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I knew that they were reimbursing at too high of a rate so I can't really complain.
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Since then, funding has been reinstated and Medicaid has begun reimbursing for immediate postpartum LARC, he said.
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While Medicaid reimbursements vary by state, some states are reimbursing as low as 1/25 of Medicare.
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In a string of early morning tweets, Trump also admitted to reimbursing Cohen for the $130,000 payment.
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"I don't think [reimbursing property owners] is a possible outcome unless they had some crazy insurance policy."
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She said that the money spent on influencing Congress instead should have been put toward reimbursing taxpayers.
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Reimbursing people for their political donations in order to skirt legal donation is generally against the law.
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Trump admits to personally reimbursing Cohen but says he only found out about the payments later on.
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Mayer paid this amount to the IB for purposes of reimbursing the defrauded customers, according to the order.
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Giuliani said the conversation involved reimbursing the parent company of the National Enquirer tabloid for McDougal's story rights.
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The law eases procedures for reimbursing private providers and creates a system for sharing medical records with them.
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But in half the cases, the researchers indicated that their employers would be reimbursing them for the journey.
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"Owners of properties that aren't well-maintained ultimately end up reimbursing renters for inconveniences they encounter," says Olivarez.
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In 2017, Congress repealed the insurance mandate and stopped reimbursing insurers for low-income deductible and copay waivers.
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Allowing states to better leverage Section 1332 waivers and reimbursing insurers for CSRs is critical to that end.
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The president has admitted to reimbursing Cohen for $130,000 in hush payments to the adult film star and director.
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The president has repeatedly denied the affair, but later admitted to reimbursing Cohen the sum he paid to Daniels.
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Since Israel passed a law in 2018 reimbursing donor expenses and providing other benefits, live donation rates have quadrupled.
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According to Reuters, the company will be required to alert parents and to begin reimbursing them beginning in 2017.
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Instead, that cash was reimbursing insurers for operating costs they are forced to incur by the Affordable Care Act.
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"The defendant will be reimbursing the airline for the cost of diverting that flight," United States Attorney Shores said.
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The White House has denied any such affair, but Trump this year belatedly acknowledged reimbursing Cohen for that payment.
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The goal is to make health care cheaper and more efficient, especially when the government is doing the reimbursing.
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In this case, he said, the goal is distracting from the fact that the president was reimbursing Mr. Cohen.
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And randomized trial aside, we already have strong reason to think that reimbursing lost wages would significantly increase donations.
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Since Israel passed a law in 2008 reimbursing donor expenses and providing other benefits, live donation rates have quadrupled.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's health watchdog on Friday recommended that social security stop reimbursing patients for homeopathic drugs, citing insufficient effectiveness.
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Soon Amazon was reimbursing Prime customers for the cost of the button on first purchases of the Dash-connected product.
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Giuliani also told NBC News that Trump did not know what he was reimbursing and only learned the details recently.
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But the profession's code does not address a company offering cash or reimbursing expenses for counseling international students, Hirsh said.
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Trump previously told reporters aboard Air Force One he was unaware of the payments, but later admitted to reimbursing Cohen.
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If the federal government stops reimbursing insurers, many insurers have said they will make up for it by raising premiums.
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Zinke maintained that his flights are above board, and he showed no intention of backing down or reimbursing the government.
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Members of Congress may have a loophole that would allow them to avoid reimbursing taxpayers for settlements in sexual harassment cases.
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Prosecutors say Cohen was used as an intermediary by Trump's organization to set up terms for reimbursing AMI through bogus billings.
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Cohen gave detailed accounts to show that Trump lied when he denied knowing about the payments and denied reimbursing those payments.
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The report also included details on how Trump took the time to write checks reimbursing Cohen while conducting official government business.
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The White House has denied he had sex with her, but Trump has admitted reimbursing Cohen for the payment to her.
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By adequately reimbursing hospitals for the costs of performing these lifesaving treatments, thousands of lives can be saved across the country.
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She repaid the government $88,000 after she was criticized for reimbursing herself for use of the plane on official and political travel.
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" The money he pays will go toward reimbursing the people he allegedly charged to have their images removed from the site. "MyEx.
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It ranges from roommates reimbursing utilities and rent checks to friends paying each other back for lunch or last night's bar tab.
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PARIS, June 28 (Reuters) - France's health watchdog on Friday recommended that social security stop reimbursing patients for homeopathic drugs, citing insufficient effectiveness.
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The agreement has the Education Department reimbursing the marshals $7.78 million this fiscal year, which works out to nearly $34,000 per day.
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The banks are looking at reimbursing investors between 15-1003 percent of the shares' value at the time of acquisition, Corriere added.
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It accused her of reimbursing herself or receiving direct payments for unauthorized purchases like a Louis Vuitton handbag and a dog sitter.
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Mr. Trump's threats to stop reimbursing insurers for plans that waive deductibles and co-payments for low-income people are particularly worrisome.
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AT&T, a telecoms firm which wants to equip its workforce with digital skills, spends $30m a year on reimbursing employees' tuition costs.
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Trump paid a $2,500 fine to the IRS earlier this year over the contribution, while also reimbursing his foundation from his personal account.
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Trump attorney Michael Cohen admitted to paying Daniels $130,000 shortly before the 2016 election — an amount that Trump later acknowledged reimbursing him for.
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"If Medicaid was not reimbursing for those services then the local school districts would have to pick up the additional cost," Ziegler explains.
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If the government tried to remedy this by reimbursing hospitals at higher rates, that price tag on Medicare for all gets even higher.
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The State Department is not requiring anyone evacuated from hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico to sign promissory notes reimbursing the government for travel costs.
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An HHS spokesperson in September said Price was taking an "unprecedented step" by reimbursing the federal government for his share of the travel.
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The White House has denied Trump had sex with Daniels, but Trump has admitted reimbursing Cohen for the hush-money payment to her.
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The campaign also provided a bank statement showing a $400 cash withdrawal it said went to reimbursing Mr. Corey for the couple's accommodations.
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But after the campaign, Mr. Weisselberg handled reimbursing Mr. Cohen for the payment to Ms. Daniels, according to people briefed on the matter.
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But rebuilding to modern standards or relocating squatters to new homes would take an investment far beyond reimbursing residents for lost property value.
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But Trump later admitted reimbursing Cohen for the payment to the porn actress, after initially telling reporters he did not know about the deal.
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For years, the popular accelerator program Y Combinator has interviewed applicants to its program in the Bay Area, reimbursing teams for their travel expenses.
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The Treasury Department later said that the couple would be reimbursing the government for travel costs when Linton travels with Mnuchin on official business.
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The 1,883-page rule also proposes several policies, including requiring hospitals to publish inpatient charges online and reimbursing cancer hospitals for new breakthrough treatments.
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In an editorial accompanying the new study, Dr. Jon Gould disagrees with the study authors' suggestion that insurance companies stop reimbursing for gastric bands.
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Logistics companies have begun providing on-site child care, or reimbursing employees who need to put their children in day care while they work.
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Value-based care recognizes physicians' dedication to their patients' health by reimbursing the provider when their high-quality service leads to better health outcomes.
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Between 1850 and 1861, the California government spent an estimated $1.5 million reimbursing bounty hunters and militias for deliberate mass murder of Native Californians.
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This is encouraged by legislation that, for example, prevents Medicare from negotiating drug prices while reimbursing all medications covered under its Part D plan.
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Its cost is unknown but the Saudis are reimbursing the US for the majority of the tab, according to multiple sources familiar with it.
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Azar also wants to use Medicare's power to shift how the nation pays for health care, from reimbursing for procedures to paying for outcomes.
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This is because the planned 490m dividend from the PIK follows a bond and loan deal in June that had 230m earmarked for reimbursing shareholders.
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Over the past five years, most major tech companies have instituted bug bounty programs, welcoming vulnerability reports from hackers and reimbursing for reports in cash.
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Related Research The Drug Pricing Debate: Reimbursing Pharma Innovation and Delivering Patient Value here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Mylan should have been reimbursing the government under the brand name rate of 23.1 percent.
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Prosecutors said Trump Organization executives were involved in reimbursing Mr. Cohen for that payment, accepting his phony invoices that listed it as a legal expense.
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Under current law, the federal government and states share the costs of Medicaid, with the federal government reimbursing states for a percentage of their spending.
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Babulal Bera pleaded guilty to persuading friends and family to donate maximum amounts to his son's 2010 and 2012 campaigns and then personally reimbursing them.
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Sprint called accepting the payments an "error" said it is "committed to reimbursing federal and state governments" for any subsidies it should not have taken.
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In order to fully defund Planned Parenthood, Congress would need to pass a law that bars Medicaid from reimbursing its clinics for patient visits there.
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Sanders said during the briefing that she first learned of Trump reimbursing Cohen for the payment during Giuliani's interview on Fox News the night before.
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On Thursday, Price, who happens to be a multi-millionaire, ostensibly announced he would be reimbursing the federal government amid a widening and richly deserved scandal.
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A spokesman said in a statement that UBS was pleased to settle, and had largely completed the process of fully reimbursing eligible customers late last year.
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A fourth threat, and probably the most pressing, is that the Trump administration will stop reimbursing insurers for costs the law requires them to take on.
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Reimbursing people whose land has been raided by elephants might not get to the core of the problem, and might skew numbers in the wrong direction.
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Planned Parenthood responds that the videos are "heavily edited" and that the costs discussed were for reimbursing the abortion-provider for transporting tissue to research centers.
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In the case of this year's Wendy's hack, if the franchisees are at fault they will face the brunt of costs affiliated with reimbursing hacking victims.
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The airline is standing behind the crew's decision, however they are reimbursing McMuffin for the cost of the trunks as well as a $200 flight voucher.
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" Reached for comment, a Treasury spokesperson said: "The Mnuchins are reimbursing the government for her travel, and she does not receive compensation for products she mentions.
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The Republican plan to replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) would bar Medicaid from reimbursing Planned Parenthood for health services because the organization offers abortion services.
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Under the program, the city's Human Resources Administration helps participants who spend more than 30 percent of their income on housing by reimbursing them the difference.
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The U.S. Secret Service overpaid millions of dollars when reimbursing presidential campaigns for plane travel during the 21625 election, according to a new government watchdog report.
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In a May interview with Fox News, Trump admitted to reimbursing Cohen for the payment, though he fought back against allegations that campaign funds were involved.
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That is, the administration says giving people insurance in the first place through Medicaid is a better system than reimbursing hospitals for caring for uninsured people.
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For example, the Chase Sapphire Reserve offers trip delay protection, reimbursing up to $500 in incidental costs if your flight is delayed six hours or more.
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MoviePass is making money by its model of selling user data, and the theaters are making more money, through MoviePass reimbursing the cost of the ticket.
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This would be on top of dramatic premium increases insurers have just imposed because the Trump administration stopped reimbursing them for legally required cost-sharing reductions.
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The company also said it planned to cap payments at $8.5 billion for reimbursing insurers that had paid victims and at $1 billion for local governments.
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The plan has payments capped at $8.4 billion for victims, payments capped at $8.5 billion for reimbursing insurers and a $1 billion settlement with local governments.
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Prosecutors said that Trump Organization executives were involved in reimbursing Mr. Cohen for that payment, accepting his phony invoices that listed it as a legal expense.
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" Che: "Rudy Giuliani is claiming that President Trump only learned a week ago that he was reimbursing Michael Cohen's payment to Stormy Daniels in $35,000 installments.
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The problem, of course, is that nowhere on the check does it say that Trump is reimbursing Cohen for the $130,000 hush money payment to Daniels.
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By law, health insurers must still offer the discounts on deductibles, co-pays and other out-of-pocket costs, even if the government stops reimbursing them.
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The campaign prioritized using the money it already had to "pay vendors and meet other obligations" instead of reimbursing Cruz for the money he'd put up himself.
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Previously, outside groups, including the ACLU, had concerns about the Senate's legislation, worrying that it left loopholes that could allow members to avoid reimbursing taxpayers in settlements.
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On the recording, Cohen and Trump appeared to discuss reimbursing American Media for the payment to McDougal, who has said she had a yearlong affair with Trump.
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I've probably left the city four or five weekends this summer, so it's paying for trains, or reimbursing my roommates for gas and tolls if we drive.
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That can include waiving a flight change fee if you get sick, reimbursing you for lost luggage, or providing food and lodging if the flight is delayed.
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The insurers are required to provide a discount to certain customers identified by law, and the federal government is committed to reimbursing the insurer for these discounts.
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Price is "taking the unprecedented step of reimbursing the government for his share of the travel," a department spokesperson said in an emailed statement to The Hill.
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The group flew Bevin to Orlando to accept the award at its annual conference in December, reimbursing the state of Kentucky more than $443,300 for the trip.
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In addition, the company agreed in late December to a $39 million settlement to resolve claims by banks that sought to recoup money for reimbursing fraudulent charges.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are starting to sour on the idea of reimbursing hedge funds for multi-million dollar trader bonuses, lavish marketing dinners and trophy office space.
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And if the Trump administration stops reimbursing insurers for a critical Obamacare subsidy to low-income customers, insurers would ask for rate hikes of 20.3 percent, Miller said.
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But a few months ago, Bristol-Myers Squibb, the maker of the drug being studied, began picking up the tab, even reimbursing him retroactively — about $50,000 so far.
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He recently admitted to reimbursing his lawyer for paying pay hush money to a porn star who claimed she had sex with Trump (a charge that he denies).
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Reimbursing at a higher rate for able-bodied adults was designed to lure states into expanding their program in order to lower the rate of uninsured under Obamacare.
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Valeant's old mergers and acquisitions business model is dead, customers are demanding big price cuts or not reimbursing various medicines, and the company cannot file audited financial statements.
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He refused, according to him, because they had declined to pay for his work, in keeping with their policy of reimbursing writers with "exposure" in lieu of payment.
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The new payment system will provide a subsidy to motorists with a Fatherland Card, directly reimbursing them for gasoline purchases, once the domestic fuel price hikes take effect.
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The proceeds could be used to fund long-overdue tax reform, cutting taxes for business and reimbursing lower-income families for paying a few cents more at the pump.
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The House Oversight Committee has also expressed interest in Donald Trump Jr., who signed two of the checks reimbursing Cohen for to hush money payments to a porn star.
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Of course, Trump has said time and time again that Mexico will be reimbursing the US for those costs, but Mexico is obviously less than receptive to that idea.
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The Senate bill effectively defunds Planned Parenthood for one year by prohibiting Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the poor and disabled, from reimbursing the women's healthcare provider.
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Asked about its slowness to pay expenses in Yangon, Reuters said its global system for reimbursing reporters depends on using a credit card that isn't widely accepted in Myanmar.
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Trump told advisers Tuesday he wants to stop reimbursing health insurers for important Obamacare subsidies, which could spark political blowback for him and other Republicans as premiums rise, Politico.
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The problem, some advocates say, is that Medicare Part B incentivizes the use of pricier drugs by reimbursing doctors a percentage of the cost, rather than a flat fee.
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Leaders haven't figured out how exactly they'll pay for it, but Trump has insisted Mexico, one way or another, will end up reimbursing the U.S. for the huge cost.
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The government had acknowledged that it did not know the precise amount of the difference between what hospitals were paying for the drugs and what Medicare was reimbursing them.
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Given the anger on the left over the national emergency declaration, it seemed hard to imagine that Democrats would agree to sanction it by reimbursing the money he took.
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On Wednesday night, Mr. Hannity did not press Mr. Giuliani for details about the president's reimbursing of Mr. Cohen, and the host even offered the former mayor a mulligan.
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"You just need the documentation to prove you are reimbursing yourself for a medical expense you paid for, whether it was last year or 20 years ago," said Johnson.
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Trump admitted to reimbursing Cohen for the hush money, and Cohen pleaded guilty to making payments that violated campaign finance laws last month, with sentencing scheduled for December 12.
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The context is a little hard to explain; it involves the question of whether reimbursing an actor for the cocaine he snorted is as illegal as buying cocaine for yourself.
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Horne claimed in his filing that the trio orally agreed to work together in August 2017, with his company paying for advances on the line and the Kemsleys reimbursing him.
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In late February, Cohen testified before Congress, implicating several Trump Organization executives whom he said knew about financial misstatements and were involved in reimbursing him for the hush-money scheme.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's biggest banks face a hit of more than three billion euros as a new law prompted top lenders on Monday to increase provisions for reimbursing mortgage customers.
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Signifyd says it has developed machine learning capabilities that are accurate enough for them to feel confident reimbursing the merchant on the rare occasions when its predictive technology is wrong.
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Farrah Abraham didn't go through with the anal she'd promised to do during her live CamSoda porn show Monday night and now the porn site is reimbursing everyone who watched.
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And as long as you're asking them to pay for a border wall with the hollow promise of Mexico reimbursing the cost, just finance McGregor-Mayweather with taxpayer dollars too.
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VA MISSION Act of 85033 gives the VA Secretary the authority to set access standards that can help with general medical services by reimbursing private insurers and providers more easily.
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In 2004 the government added a tax on pay for executives of inverting companies but the companies began reimbursing their executives for this expense, passing the cost along to shareholders.
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The government pays for this assistance under the ACA by reimbursing insurers in exchange for them lowering deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs for low- and middle-income families.
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Comscore agreed to pay $5 million in penalties, while Matta paid $700,000 in addition to $2.1 million reimbursing Comscore for profits from the sale of its stock and other compensation.
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" Haberman: "I'm just doing this for a theoretical here, let's say he thought he was reimbursing Michael Cohen for other things that he may not want people to know about.
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The Internal Revenue Service said in 2014 that employers could not meet their obligations under the health law by simply reimbursing employees for some or all of their premium costs.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reinforces this focus by reimbursing doctors generously for complicated tests, ICU stays and medical device implantations, but not for conversations and comfort care.
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My coworker gets me a sandwich and a Diet Pepsi while I grab the salads — we don't worry about reimbursing each other because we know it will even out eventually.
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On Wednesday, Cohen said a made a secret recording of him discussing the McDougal payment during the fall of 2017 because he anticipated Trump wouldn't follow through with reimbursing AMI.
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Remember, I said Mexico's paying for the wall with the full understanding that the country of Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such a wall.
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The legislation would also create a special account to pay out these funds, the senator said, noting that it expands a mechanism that already exists for reimbursing contractors for shutdown costs.
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He added that if a problem arises, "You can call customer service, file a claim and Amazon will work with you to make sure it's right," reimbursing customers in some cases.
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In some small yet smart fashion, that's the idea behind new innovations in Medicare that push payments based on clinical outcomes versus just the government reimbursing per test performed on beneficiaries.
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" TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION LAW ENFORCEMENT GRANTS "The Budget proposes to eliminate funding that incentivizes State and local law enforcement entities to provide law enforcement at airports by partially reimbursing those entities.
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Giuliani confirmed the conversation to Reuters and that it took place in September 2016 but said it involved reimbursing the parent company of the National Enquirer tabloid for McDougal's story rights.
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The energy ministry is drafting up plans to accelerate ongoing projects to meet the target, Sutijastoto said, including reviewing the possibility of the government reimbursing some part of the development costs.
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No one is allotting more time for this work or reimbursing for these extra efforts, so it's no wonder that most patients leave their doctors' offices with a fistful of referrals.
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It is believed that the lower doctor and hospital participation is primarily because insurance companies are reimbursing doctors and hospitals at lower levels than commercial plans or Medicare in most markets.
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Republicans have been pushing two main proposals — locking states into a preset level of funds (known as a block grant) or reimbursing a state per beneficiary (called a per capita cap).
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Just last month, I introduced a bipartisan bill to change how GI Bill overpayments are reimbursed by making schools, not student veterans, responsible for reimbursing the VA for GI Bill overpayments.
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The other half of the money will go toward reimbursing local jurisdictions in New York City and Palm Beach for costs they've incurred protecting Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago, respectively.
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The White House is reviewing potential 2018 updates to Medicare's new payment system commonly known as MACRA, a shift in reimbursing physicians to reward them with bonuses for better patient care.
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The White House is reviewing potential 2018 updates to Medicare's new payment system commonly known as MACRA, a shift in reimbursing physicians to reward them with bonuses for better patient care.
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CMS aims to improve the quality and coordination of medical and surgical services through bundled payment models by reimbursing for an episode of care rather than each service along the way.
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The Trump administration has been reimbursing insurers on a month-to-month basis, while it decides what to do about a federal judge's ruling that the payments weren't authorized by Congress.
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But it said it had set aside $70 million to cover the costs, including paying taxes owed to the I.R.S. by clients who underpaid and directly reimbursing clients who had overpaid.
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In February public testimony, Cohen gave Congress copies of checks signed by Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg and Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, reimbursing Cohen for the payments.
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Bera pleaded guilty to convincing friends and family members to contribute maximum donations to his son's 2010 and 2012 campaigns and then personally reimbursing them, thereby skirting federal limits on individual contributions.
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Valeant has faced concerns and criticism over steep price increases on some drugs and close ties to a specialty pharmacy that used aggressive methods to overcome insurer barriers to reimbursing its medicines.
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The General Services Administration (GSA) is looking to update the rules for reimbursing government employees who spend money on ATM fees, laundry, cleaning, and clothes pressing while they are traveling for work.
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The General Services Administration (GSA) will look to update the rules for reimbursing government employees who spend money on ATM fees, laundry, cleaning, and pressing clothes while they are traveling for work.
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The change, announced in a notice issued on Monday, means the USDA will stop reimbursing farmers to implement measures, such as truck washing, to prevent infections of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv).
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President Donald Trump for months after taking office had threatened to stop reimbursing Obamacare insurers for discounts those insurers by law must give most customers in their out-of-pocket health costs.
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Essonne is currently reimbursing accumulated unpaid bills (EUR44 million repayments made in 2016 out of an estimated EUR100.8 million at end-2015) and most of the bills should be repaid by 2019.
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These groups pay for the street seats, which typically cost between $10,000 and $20,000 each, with the city often reimbursing at least some of the cost, and are responsible for maintaining them.
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Judge Vince Chhabria in the Northern District of California said the settlement "shortchanged" drivers when it came to reimbursing certain expenses and that other aspects of the agreement fell short as well.
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Reuters had reported in November that banks were likely to agree on reimbursing a total of around 10 billion reais, far below initial central bank estimates of up to 342 billion reais.
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Josh Morrison, an altruistic kidney donor who runs the kidney donor advocacy group Waitlist Zero, estimates that if NLDAC started reimbursing lost wages, living kidney donations could increase by about 25 percent.
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Their answers on workplace priorities helped shape the benefits most likely to help nurses, such as reimbursing up to $5,250 in employee tuition annually and covering certifications for nursing specialties, such as surgery.
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To bolster his case, Cohen presented a check he said was signed by both Don Jr. and Weisselberg, reimbursing him for the $130,000 payment he made to Stormy Daniels shortly before the election.
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UnitedHealth's new bundled-payment program aims to reduce expenses by reimbursing hospitals or care providers with a single fee for a defined period of care that typically covers prenatal, delivery and postpartum services.
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In addition to reimbursing people who purchased credit monitoring services after the breach, and paying civil penalties, the Federal Trade Commission has ordered Equifax to change the way it handles private user data.
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The Legislature passed a bill that aims to ensure equal access to legal representation for the poor by reimbursing counties for indigent legal services, drawing praise from the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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He backed off demands that the spending package include a down payment on his promised border wall, as well as his threat to stop reimbursing health insurers who cover low-income ObamaCare enrollees.
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Salameh said the $3.4 billion included the central bank reimbursing the government with interest paid to the central bank on Lebanese pound debt it holds, in addition to the tax on bank profits.
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A great perk of reimbursing yourself using the Venture card is that you earn the 2 miles per dollar on the purchase and then get to wipe the cost off of your balance.
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WeWork has since announced a series of governance changes, including curtailing some of Neumann's power and reimbursing the $6 million We deal, but it still ended up delaying its IPO earlier this week.
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A federal appeals court on Friday ruled that an Arkansas law that prohibited pharmacy benefits managers from reimbursing pharmacists for generic drugs at less than the wholesale cost was preempted by federal law.
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But a person familiar with the arrangement said that Mr. Trump balked at reimbursing America Media, as had been agreed to, and the media company was never reimbursed in relation to Ms. McDougal.
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After all, even Medicare and Medicaid follow a similar structure as they act like insurance companies in covering some procedures and not others and reimbursing different aspects of care at different proportions, etc.
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GE is even returning $2503 million to Massachusetts, reimbursing the state for most of the $120 million incentive package that attracted the storied company to move from its Connecticut home in August 2016.
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He is said to have resold an estimated $2 billion of natural gas provided by Naftogaz without reimbursing the state-run company, people close to the Ukraine government and gas industry told POLITICO.
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The regulator also asked firms to inform it immediately if the cost of reimbursing customers with complaints will leave them unable to meet their financial commitments, the FCA said in a statement on Monday.
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And because MoviePass is reimbursing theaters for the full price of each ticket, it has a vested interest in making sure a person can't see the same movie every day — it costs them money.
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Shulkin said after the release of the inspector general's report that he would comply with its recommendations, including reimbursing the government for his wife's $4,312 airfare and paying his friend for the Wimbledon tickets.
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Deutsche Bank expects the IPO proceeds to strengthen Carrefour Brazil's balance sheet "by reimbursing gradually between 500 million and 1 billion euros of intercompany debt with Carrefour," and help fund possible acquisitions in Brazil.
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Another big risk for the insurer — and others — that Hickey mentioned would be if the federal government stops reimbursing health plans for subsidies that reduce out-of-pocket health costs of low-income customers.
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The Palestinian Authority has cut payments for its Israeli electricity supply, arguing that Hamas is not reimbursing its share of the cost, and Israel has therefore cut the power supply by almost a third.
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Cohen noted that Trump abused his charitable trust, reimbursing a straw purchaser of a Trump portrait costing $2900,220006 and accepting a $2202,2628 payment for a speech, which may have been done to avoid taxes.
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According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, no state has passed such sweeping coverage for long-term care, including nursing home fees, in-home assistance and reimbursing family members for care they provide.
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Instead of reimbursing the city, Mr. Ponte was allowed to count the mileage as income, and it was reported as an automobile fringe benefit on tax documents, according to Natalie Grybauskas, a mayoral spokeswoman.
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"As was true in the recent case of the fake Frans Hals painting, Sotheby's is honoring its guarantee and fully reimbursing our purchaser," Sotheby's wrote in a statement emailed to The New York Times.
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Mr. Trump may have tossed in a few million in the final weeks of his campaign, but he also took a few, soliciting donations from supporters, then reimbursing himself for rent and his airplane.
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The document details Trump paying for dinner in a private bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel with McDougal and offering her money after the first time they had sex and reimbursing her for travel.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said this month's spending bill wouldn't include payments for insurers that would lower their additional ACA cost burden — by reimbursing them for lowering deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance — according to the WSJ.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 6 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank follows the same rules in every country where it buys bonds, its president said on Monday, responding to a question about reimbursing investors in Greek government debt.
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The provision requires insurance companies offering health plans through the law to reduce out-of-pocket costs for policy holders who qualify, and the government offsets the added costs to insurance companies by reimbursing them.
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"Commercial insurers are just not reimbursing" for proton therapy except for pediatric cancers or tumors near sensitive organs, substantially limiting the potential treatment pool, said Brandon Henry, a medical device analyst for RBC Capital Markets.
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He breached campaign funding limits by asking an assistant and a woman with whom he was romantically involved to contribute to a U.S. Senate campaign, reimbursing them for their $20,000 total contributions with cash payments.
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Reimbursing 2,000 contract janitors and security guards for three weeks' pay at the D.C. minimum wage of $13.25 an hour comes out to $3.18 million—not even a rounding error in the total U.S. budget.
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The State Department, which is listed as the federal agency reimbursing the costs of the Ireland trip, said the Secret Service is in charge of its own travel expenses when it relates to presidential security.
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"We are seeing broad coverage in access to Symdeko as the majority of commercial and government payers are reimbursing for the medicine," Vertex Chief Operating Officer Ian Smith said on a conference call with analysts.
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Here goes: What role did Allen Weisselberg, an executive at the Trump Organization, play in reimbursing Michael Cohen for hush payments made to a porn star who claimed to have had an affair with Trump?
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In the future, Garet Hil, the founder and president of NKR, tells me that he'd love to remove the income cap and the cap on travel expenses, and start reimbursing for child care as well.
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The Australian government on March 18 announced a A$715m (US$435m) support package which includes waiving all industry fees and levies, and reimbursing local airlines the A$159m collected from them since February 1.
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Cohen last week produced a check for $35,000 which he said was proof that Trump was reimbursing him for what may amount to an infringement of campaign finance laws even while he was in office.
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Cal-Comp Electronics - which supplies to tech giants such as HP Inc - is reimbursing at least 21,2514.0000 workers, according to Migrant Workers Rights Network (MWRN), a charity in Thailand, and Electronics Watch, a global watchdog.
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In May, Congress allocated an additional $120 million to the budget for Trump family security — half of which would go to reimbursing private venues such as Mar-A-Lago and Trump Tower for the Trump's travel.
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Appearing before the House Oversight Committee, Cohen exhibited a check Trump wrote reimbursing the lawyer for hush money payments he made to women who alleged affairs with the president before the 2016 election, among other documents.
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Reuters had reported last month that banks were likely to agree on reimbursing a total of around 10 billion reais ($3 billion), far below initial central bank estimates of up to 342 billion reais in liabilities.
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California's Obamacare marketplace said Thursday it will require insurers submit two sets of proposed prices for health plans next year because of continued uncertainty over whether the federal government will continue reimbursing insurers for crucial subsidies.
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Multiple members talked about the need to expand on Obamacare's "delivery and payment reforms," which reduced health care costs by reimbursing providers on the basis of the value of the services, rather than simply their volume.
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In 96.73, Medicare, the US national health insurance program for over-296.7s and disabled people, stopped reimbursing hospitals for any treatment that was needed as a result of a CAUTI and seven other hospital-acquired infections.
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They have enacted "no-layoff plans" that put cash immediately in the hands of all employees by reimbursing employers for 75 percent or 80 percent of those payments plus provisions to keep those companies from bankruptcy.
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Democrats in Congress have said it's not enough, citing the need for expanding lab capacity, beefing up additional airport screening, and reimbursing the Pentagon, which is currently housing quarantined evacuees from China on several military bases.
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Zuberi "took numerous steps, including reimbursing one source of those funds via a back-dated check, to obstruct the federal criminal investigation," according to a court document disclosed by federal prosecutors in New York on Tuesday.
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Nonbanks, which are typically less capitalized and may have more difficulty reimbursing the government for bad loans, now dominate F.H.A.-insured mortgage loans, according to data from the American Enterprise Institute's International Center on Housing Risk.
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Demand for programs like Green Chimneys has never been greater, she said, especially in New York City, when limits on reimbursing privately run schools for such services was lifted by the de Blasio administration in 2014.
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YouTube quietly stopped paying the bill for brand safety, and a battle with agencies could be escalating Google has been reimbursing brands that pay third parties to ensure their ads won't be shown on terrible YouTube videos.
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After initially responding to the report as containing "the thread of bias," Shulkin indicated that he would follow the inspector general's recommendations, which included reimbursing the VA for his wife's airfare and paying for the Wimbledon tickets.
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The SEC said DeBaggis also worked with Crowe to contribute to Ahmad's election campaign and alleged that Crowe made $16,000 worth of campaign contributions from his own bank account, alongside reimbursing others for donations to the candidate.
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But Yates also acknowledged that when it came to reimbursing Dowless for expenses related to his campaign work, he never asked for invoices, receipts or any proof of the number of absentee ballot request forms being collected.
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Before Venmo became the app for millennials to transfer money in the United States, both young and old in China were investing, reimbursing each other, paying bills,and buying products from stores with smartphone-based digital wallets.
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The Mnuchins ended up reimbursing the government for the cost of Linton's travel after furor erupted over Linton's sarcastic Instagram response to a woman who had criticized the actress over a photo she posted from that trip.
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The lawsuit also suggests the Trump Organization stopped reimbursing Cohen after he appeared willing to cooperate with attorneys at the Southern District of New York and the special counsel to provide information regarding Trump and his businesses.
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If you're coming in, it will be very difficult to nail that $5 ride — go under and Car2go is reimbursing less than the $5 (and thus comes out ahead), go over and you end up paying money anyway.
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The Airline Division of the IBT and its local affiliate sued Horizon Air Industries Inc in federal court in Seattle to stop it from giving $10,000 pilot hiring bonuses and reimbursing new pilots up to $11,000 for training.
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What we know: The Republican National Committee has paid roughly $430,000 to lawyers representing the president and his eldest son, Don Jr. A White House official told me Trump will not be reimbursing the RNC for these costs.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said he regrets relying on his staff while seeking approval for his wife's travel expenses, and that he has sent a check reimbursing the government for the cost of airfare, per USA Today.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) said in its report released Thursday that the Secret Service overpaid presidential campaigns in 2900 by an estimated $220006 million when reimbursing the campaigns for seats used by special agents on chartered flights.
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They are launching a ballot referendum for 2020 to exempt ride-hailing apps from the law but setting minimum pay for drivers, reimbursing them for mileage, offering health-care stipends in some cases and insurance for workplace accidents.
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For a period of time, funding these accounts and reimbursing employees for their health insurance premiums or qualified medical expenses was an illegal act, amounting to fines of $100 per day per employee, upwards of $36,85033 per-year.
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Still, some here expressed dismay about Mr. Crivella's idea of taxing tourists, a considerable source of income in a city short of cash, especially since the proposal would effectively involve tourists reimbursing themselves for possessions lost in muggings.
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Earlier this year, Cohen testified before Congress about his years of work with Trump and brought with him checks, some of which were signed by Trump and others in the Trump Organization, reimbursing him for the Daniels payout.
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Valeant, based in Canada, has been under pressure since last year as cracks appeared in its business model of acquiring older drugs, steeply increasing their U.S. price, and using aggressive methods to overcome insurer barriers to reimbursing its medicines.
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Why it matters: Cohen testified that he believes Trump Jr. and Weisselberg signed one of the $35,000 checks reimbursing him for a hush money payment to Stormy Daniels, which he provided to the committee as part of his testimony.
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The ruling by Judge Rosemary M. Collyer of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia would block the administration from reimbursing insurers for discounts provided to millions of low-income people under the Affordable Care Act.
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The plan filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in San Francisco includes payments capped at $8.4 billion for wildfire victims, payments capped at $8.5 billion for reimbursing insurers that had paid victims and a $18.503 billion settlement with local governments.
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Weisselberg was described anonymously in the Cohen indictment last week as the point person for reimbursing the former Trump attorney for expenses, including payments he made to quiet one woman who claimed to have had an affair with Trump.
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The document describes how Trump allegedly carried out his affair with McDougal -- paying for dinner in a private bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel, offering her money after the first time they had sex and reimbursing her for travel.
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But Trump has admitted reimbursing his then-personal lawyer Michael Cohen for a $130,000 hush money payment Cohen gave Daniels shortly before the 2016 presidential election in exchange for her promise to keep mum about her alleged affair with the president.
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Given the shift toward reimbursing for positive health outcomes rather than fee for service, it is even more critical to design tailored solutions that target both functional and emotional needs to help this group live long, healthy and happy lives.
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Four bills that could be signed into law over the next year carry the solutions to barriers that have prevented the United States' huge over-65 health program Medicare from reimbursing doctors' and medical visits, which often start over the phone.
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But officials may find some relief soon: The recently passed $4.6 billion border appropriations bill includes $30 million for reimbursing cities and counties that have taken in asylum-seekers, although that may fall short of covering costs for every community.
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The CEO also said Starbucks is reimbursing employees who are part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program (also known as the "Dreamers" program) for the fee they have to pay every other year to be part of it.
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Paul Ryan, meanwhile, decided that he is happy to have Congress appropriate money to build the wall but agreed to continue with the pretext that this was merely an advance payment that Mexico would be reimbursing in the long run.
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Trump himself acknowledged the importance of Medicaid in addressing the opioid epidemic by taking aim at the Medicaid Institutions for Mental Diseases (IMD) exclusion, which prohibits federal Medicaid funding from reimbursing large residential treatment facilities, in his recent opioid plan.
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Mr. Cohen recounted the time, for example, that Mr. Trump mentioned that he was reimbursing him for hush payments Mr. Cohen made to a pornographic film actress even as he gave Mr. Cohen his first tour of the Oval Office.
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New York state House leaders also sought to win support from centrist Republicans from upstate New York leaders by adding a provision that would ban the federal government from reimbursing state Medicaid funds raised by local governments, according to New York Rep.
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Djokovic's victim Bautista Agut said officials had "pushed us to play two hours yesterday" — the threshold needed to avoid reimbursing money to ticket-holders — while Venus Williams labelled the conditions "really bad" after being ambushed 6-2 6-4 by Switzerland's Timea Bacsinszky.
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Reimbursing for medical direction, except in cases of complexity or acuity, which can and should continue to be reimbursed at 100 percent per practitioner, or teaching anesthesia residents or student nurse anesthetists is wasteful and only incentivizes inefficiency with no increase in safety.
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These include reimbursing living donors' expenses for travel, lost wages and child care; providing health insurance in the event of post-transplant complications; and creating a one-stop educational platform along the lines of the excellent site run by Donate Life California.
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It took place hours after Trump acknowledged reimbursing his lawyer Michael Cohen for the $130,000 payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election as part of a hush agreement barring her from discussing an alleged sexual encounter with Trump.
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She said that means greater certainty for insurers by guaranteeing the continued payment of government subsidies, reimbursing insurers for covering high-cost patients, and assisting those areas of the country that currently have one or no insurers—filling insurance gaps for underserved counties.
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Mr. Yates, for instance, said he did not demand receipts from Mr. Dowless before reimbursing expenses, and he acknowledged that he had not conducted a criminal-background check on the man who was running a crucial prong of a high-stakes campaign.
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The prohibition on sale or purchase of cells, tissues and organs does not preclude reimbursing reasonable and verifiable expenses incurred by the donor, including loss of income, or paying the costs of recovering, processing, preserving and supplying human cells, tissues or organs for transplantation.
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And while Trump stopped the government from reimbursing insurers for discounts given many Obamacare customers for out-of-pocket health costs, those discounts remain in effect, as do federal subsidies which lower the monthly premiums for most people who buy coverage through an Obamacare exchange.
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In its first session, bipartisan majorities in both houses passed the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA), which not only extended the Children's Health Program, but created a new system for reimbursing Medicare providers aimed at rewarding value rather than volume of care.
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When the Trump administration told Congress that it was considering reimbursing hospitals for treating uninsured Americans who contracted Covid-19, Republicans who had long opposed this sort of "socialized medicine" were now conceding that, well, of course, they didn't mean it quite so absolutely.
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The state's decision came as the nation's health care system faces turmoil and uncertainty following President Trump's executive order, signed Thursday evening, that directs the government to stop reimbursing insurance companies for discounts on out-of-pocket expenses they give to low-income policyholders.
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Mr. Cohen said that Mr. Trump, as a candidate, initiated the hush payment plan and, while president, arranged for 11 checks reimbursing the lawyer "as part of a criminal scheme to violate campaign finance laws," a crime to which Mr. Cohen has pleaded guilty.
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"This provides really a big loophole for a member who has settled a claim of sexual harassment to avoid personal accountability, personal responsibility, and to get out of reimbursing the taxpayers for the members' misconduct," Lenora Lapidus, director of the ACLU's women's rights project, told BuzzFeed News.
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Ideally, I would really hope to see the local government paying more attention to families in need with financial aid, reimbursing them for what they've lost, and having the the mining company BCCL give medical aid to those who've suffered from injuries from the unstable land.
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The Spaniard told reporters that organizers had forced the players to stay on court for two hours — just exceeding the threshold for reimbursing ticket-holders — although tournament organizers said in a statement that they just wanted to let play go on for as long as possible.
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The insurer, Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Insurance, is hoping the documents released Tuesday will show that Penn State should have informed it of Mr. Sandusky's abuse as early as 22013, and thus allow the company to avoid reimbursing the university for tens of millions of dollars in settlements.
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In exchange for a federal highway grant reimbursing 28500 percent of the $6900 cost of initial design and construction ($2628), the state pays 28503 percent ($22019) at the time the road is built, plus maintenance and repair costs of more than $1,100 over the next 35 years.
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Although CMS and the private health sector frequently declare their interest in addressing social determinants of health — and some state Medicaid programs have started such programs — CMS's approach to DPP suggests it may have trouble reimbursing even simple things like pest abatement to lower asthma risks.
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WEWORK NO LONGER REIMBURSING EMPLOYEE MEALS CONTAINING MEAT "My dad was in the military and a buddy that he was very close to, served with him … Khalil was killed in an accident and so my dad just named me after him, one of his best friends," he said.
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If Apple determines that more than 2 percent of a repair business's transactions involved "prohibited products," it can, per the contract, force the business to pay Apple $1,000 for every transaction that occurred during the audit period, in addition to reimbursing Apple for the cost of its investigation.
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Vivian was unaware that her sorry little excursion came with a reward until weeks later, when another friend asked whether she'd claimed $50 from the association reimbursing her for her time and effort; by the time she learned about it, it was too late to claim the money.
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Details: Johnson & Johnson said it has agreed to pay the Ohio counties a combined $10 million, in addition to reimbursing the counties $5 million for legal and trial expenses and directing $5.4 million in charitable contributions to non-profits "in connection with opioid-related programs" in both counties.
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In Everson v Board of Education, the 1947 case first interpreting the First Amendment rule that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion", a 5-4 majority saw no constitutional problem with a New Jersey law reimbursing parents for transporting their children to school, including Catholic schools.
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Allow Medicaid funds to be used for reimbursing the education of housing authorities about the risks of housing insecurity and what resources are available to meet those needs Create incentives in funding programs that go to municipalities that have created effective policies or strategies for ensuring access to affordable housing.
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When the feds weren't reimbursing state and local police for assets turned over to the federal government, state and local police had less of an incentive to participate in investigations that would end up enriching the feds, and more of an incentive to seize assets at the state level instead.
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The decision to ignore allegations that Trump may have broken the law -- and wrote a check reimbursing his former personal attorney Michael Cohen for the payments while serving as President -- highlights the stark contrast between the priorities of the Democratic-run House and Republican-run Senate over the next two years.
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According to the publication, the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims handed down the ruling on Monday, in which it found that the department had violated federal law by issuing a rule last year that blocked it from reimbursing veterans for emergency medical care costs at non-VA facilities.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), has a proposal that would provide three months of family leave — whether they were a caregiver for a family member or a new parent — reimbursing 212 percent of workers' salaries, including at least $643 per month to each worker, capped at $264,2850 per month per person.
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She was sentenced to three years of supervised probation, 500 hours of community service, a $1513,000 state fine, and was tasked with setting up a $50,000 fund to benefit the Special Olympics, reimbursing the Multnomah County prosecutor's office $2120,210 in costs, undergoing a psychiatric examination and participating in any court-ordered treatment.
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In an explosive contradiction on Thursday, President Trump confirmed that he had paid a monthly sum to his former lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, reimbursing a $130,000 payment made shortly before the 2016 presidential election to ensure a pornographic film actress did not come forward with allegations of an affair with Mr. Trump.
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"The process of one fund reimbursing another may be a red flag that they don't want scrutiny," said Kirk O. Hanson, executive director of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University, who studied the 1990s scandal at Stanford in which government grants improperly paid for flowers and the depreciation of a yacht.
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It's going to be hard for anyone to top Price's week, in which he watched over the total demise of the Obamacare repeal effort, admitted that he spent more than $400,000 of the taxpayers' money on private plane travel, and then offered to make restitution by reimbursing the government for 12 percent of the bill.
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Here's the pertinent section from CNN's latest report on last-minute Republican changes to the health reform effort: House leaders also sought to win support from centrist Republicans from upstate New York leaders by adding a provision that would ban the federal government from reimbursing state Medicaid funds raised by local governments, according to New York Rep.
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That complaint accuses her of misappropriating "hundreds of thousands of dollars" for personal expenses on Canal's American Express card, converting millions of frequent flyer miles belonging to the company for her personal use, improperly reimbursing herself for personal and luxury items, and submitting "false information in order to be paid for" for 96 days of unused vacation.
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Among the potential provisions: reimbursing New York for President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's security costs and providing a waiver for retired Marine Gen.
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If he's already drained USSS appropriations, then supplemental funds should be conditioned first on itemized disclosure of the Trump-owned accounts Secret Service has had to pay to discharge its obligation to protect the president, and second on a legislative rider prohibiting USSS from reimbursing entities owned by the president for expenses and services incurred in the course of protecting the president.
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In addition to filing an audit claim with the Department of Labor, Instacart workers will use their week of action to make phone calls to state and federal legislators demanding they pressure Instacart classify its workers as employees and hold it accountable for paying the minimum wage, reimbursing workers for expenses accrued on the job, and providing other benefits that employees typically receive.
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Washington lawyer Joseph diGenova said on Sunday that Rudy Giuliani's statements about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE reimbursing his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, for a payment to adult-film star Stormy Daniels are irrelevant.
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Read more: The 2nd Trump whistleblower is an IRS official who alleges a Treasury Department political appointee tried to interfere with Trump's tax auditThe Manhattan district attorney's subpoena was part of a broader investigation into whether the Trump Organization and Trump broke New York state laws when reimbursing Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen for hush-money payments made to women who alleged they had affairs with Trump.
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Gun-control groups are also challenging the N.R.A.'s tax-exempt status in court; earlier this year, Everytown for Gun Safety complained to the I.R.S. about the N.R.A. Revelations in court documents that the gun-rights group was running several million dollars' worth of expenses through its former advertising firm, Ackerman McQueen, and then reimbursing the firm, have raised questions about its compliance and reporting practices.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, proposed on Wednesday to increase the president's emergency request drastically, to $8.5 billion in new funds, including $3 billion for a public health emergency fund, $1.5 billion for the C.D.C., $1 billion for vaccine development and $2 billion for reimbursing states and cities for efforts they have so far made to monitor and prepare for potential cases of the virus.
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"Small pharmacies can't buy at the volume that the three to four oligopoly PBMs can, so their cost for birth control (and other drugs) is higher than the PBMs', and the PBMs are only reimbursing at a rate that makes money for their partner pharmacies," said Sophia Yen, CEO and co-founder of Pandia Health, who also serves as a clinical associate professor in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at Stanford Medical School.
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After President Donald Trump took office, multiple insurance companies pulled out of ACA marketplaces and blamed their decisions on uncertainty created by the GOP's ongoing effort to repeal and replace Obamacare, as well as President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's non-committal attitude toward the future of reimbursing insurers for subsidies for low-income customers.
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Rudy Giuliani said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE had no knowledge until recently of what he was reimbursing his lawyer for when he repaid Michael Cohen $130,000 for the payment Cohen made to adult-film star Stormy Daniels.
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The president's comments came during a National Day of Prayer event, staged hours after he admitted to reimbursing his personal lawyer for a hush money payment to a porn actress who said she had sex with Trump while he was married to his wife, first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, who was absent from Thursday's event.
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Fully funds the construction of a wall on our southern border, with the full understanding that the country Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such wall; establishes a two-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for illegally re-entering the U.S. after a previous deportation, and a five-year mandatory minimum for illegally re-entering for those with felony convictions, multiple misdemeanor convictions, or two or more prior deportations; also reforms visa rules to enhance penalties for overstaying and to ensure open jobs are offered to American workers first. 8.
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STATUS: NOT INTRODUCED, though Trump has proposed a childcare plan End Illegal Immigration Act: Fully funds the construction of a wall on our southern border with the full understanding that the country of Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such wall; establishes a two-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for illegally re-entering the U.S. after a previous deportation and a five-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for illegally re-entering for those with felony convictions, multiple misdemeanor convictions or two or more prior deportations; also reforms visa rules to enhance penalties for overstaying and to ensure open jobs are offered to American workers first.
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Plantronics * Says United States District Court in Wilmington, Delaware, issued its order on this motion for sanctions * Says order imposed punitive sanctions against plantronics in amount of $3 million * Says order imposed additional monetary sanctions reimbursing GN for reasonable fees and costs incurred in connection with discovery disputes leading to motion for sanctions * Says order imposed possible evidentiary sanctions, if requested by GN Netcom and found by Court to be warranted as this case progresses toward trial * Says order imposed instructions to jury that it may draw an adverse inference that emails destroyed by Plantronics would have been favorable to GN's case and/or unfavorable to Plantronics' defense * Order does not impact GN's financial guidance for 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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