It saves the environment as much as it saves money.
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Saves money: Teams don't have to negotiate costly venue agreements.
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Over the long term, investing in infrastructure actually saves money.
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It's a process which saves money, mostly by reducing the
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Buying better quality goods saves money in the long run.
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Anything that substitutes the latter for the former saves money.
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In that renegotiation, the US saves money in the deal.
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The model not only makes intuitive sense but saves money.
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But what if hands-on medicine saves money — and lives?
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Saving fuel not only saves money, it also saves CO2.■
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"Investing in these technologies actually overall saves money," Gawande added.
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The new version saves money by dispensing with the time travel.
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It's high-tech convenience and efficiency that saves money — and lives.
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Buying in bulk only saves money if you actually eat it.
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The company also saves money by forgoing a large research department.
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It saves money, about $119 billion, over the next 10 years.
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But what if hands-on medicine actually saves money — and lives?
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It saves money, reduces pollution, and avoids the need for expensive infrastructure.
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It is often decades before the federal health care system saves money.
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They also have to make sure that the bill actually saves money.
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While officials say this saves money, the implications for workers are deeply troubling.
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Meritocracy, more broadly conceived, also saves money and seems to promote economic growth.
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This increases voter turnout, saves money and increases the accuracy of voter rolls.
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Kohl's says it saves money by carrying less inventory and employing fewer workers.
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That he gets fitter – and saves money – is just a bonus, he said.
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The model saves money in the long run — and the lives of defendants.
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Preventive maintenance on the robots saves money by eliminating costly and unexpected downtime.
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Its cold fermentation translates well to large batches, and using fewer hops saves money.
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Using the jerrycan she uses less firewood and charcoal, which saves money and trees.
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They can also be recycled, which saves money and burnishes a firm's green credentials.
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It saves money and none of that awkwardness at the cosmetologist, which I dread.
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Still, governments continue to ink deals with the company because it supposedly saves money.
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Taking proactive measures not only prevents damage and saves money, it can save lives.
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Precision prevents waste, which saves money, but it also is good for the environment.
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This saves money and stops me from buying snacks that aren't on my diet.
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Using blockchain also means the school saves money from building and operating its own database.
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That saves money for other activities like cherry and strawberry picking at a local farm.
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That saves money that would otherwise go to lawyers, judges, court clerks and correctional facilities.
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In other words, the 120-foot-long cistern saves money and helps the surrounding area.
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Clearly this saves money and also clouds the ability to use data to evaluate outcomes.
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Other protocols make it possible for the clinic to close on weekends—which also saves money.
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They keep detailed records, so they can increase efficiency, which saves money and also reduces emissions.
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It's also not clear healthful behavior saves money: People who live longer use more medical care.
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This saves money not just by reducing labor but by reducing wasted packing materials as well.
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CNBC Make It quizzed him on how he uses his credit cards, pays bills and saves money.
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It saves money on utilities, it reduces consumer energy bills, and it helps clean up the grid.
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Infosys argues that it saves money for major American companies and allows them to operate more efficiently.
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The model saves money for hospitals in part because the patients spend less time in emergency care.
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Ms. Pelosi pointed to this provision as evidence that the health care law, as written, saves money.
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ISRO tends to utilize the talent it has in-house and saves money on not hiring contractors.
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When more people are uninsured, the government saves money from paying out less in health-care subsidies.
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Walmart can afford to provide discounts on these items because it saves money on its logistics costs.
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If we really want to know whether prevention saves money, maybe we should take a wider perspective.
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Allowing them to plump up and reducing the amount of pesticides saves money in products, equipment, and labor.
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He always makes enough on Sundays for either his lunches or our dinner until Wednesday, which saves money.
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Corizon saves money not by cutting corners, Harbin said, but through innovation and spreading risk across the company.
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And this report should also stop the incessant argument from the left that single payer somehow saves money.
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Consumers appreciate that ethanol saves money at the pump, increases octane for better performance and slashes carbon emissions.
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Any change in the health care system that saves money and makes patients healthier deserves to be celebrated.
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But while it costs taxpayers around $30,000 a year to incarcerate one person, treating them actually saves money.
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In recent decades, many Western governments have increasingly outsourced prisons to private companies, claiming that doing so saves money.
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It also saves money because health workers can visit each village only once instead of several times a year.
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That saves money for customers, but raises significant net neutrality concerns over which apps can benefit from the program.
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The main advantage accrues to the management, since the design saves money by cramming workers into a smaller space.
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Seniors are spared the difficulties associated with aggressive medical interventions – and the government saves money at the same time.
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As outlined above, whether you decide to pay off your mortgage more aggressively or invest aggressively, refinancing saves money.
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For the Redskins, who reportedly have agreed to a four-year contract extension with Smith, the move saves money.
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The price is nice, but avoiding the computer components of the newer models saves money in the long run.
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The debt avalanche method saves money on interest, but it could take longer before you completely close an account.
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It's paid for by a change to the state investment tax credit, and the whole package saves money on net.
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NerdWallet has found that many young adults stay on their family's cell phone plan because it saves money all around.
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"You can't have a healthcare system that saves money and does not cause job loss in the industry," Day said.
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The value is also felt by Medicare, which saves money when patients receive prompt, thorough care to avoid costly hospitalizations.
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It saves money on parking except those nights — like tonight — when I'll be coming home later than the van runs.
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A marketplace model drives transparency, saves money and leads to five times higher purchase conversion than a single-carrier model.
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Facebook also saves money through community policing, relying heavily on its users to do the legwork of flagging inappropriate content.
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Few owners pop the hood these days, and Cadillac saves money by trimming out the engine bay like a Chevy.
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The Los Angeles Transportation Department saves money by subcontracting 65 percent of those rides to its taxi companies, he said.
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So, if your child has a savings goal, make a chart and track every time he or she saves money.
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It saves money, and it helps prospective buyers imagine how they could style some of the more out-there pieces.
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The merger ultimately comes down to whether the government believes the deal saves money for the American consumer, he said.
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Whether treating an acute medical problem or managing chronic illness, intervening early and consistently usually saves money in the long term.
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This reduces the amount of time required for fish to reach market size and saves money for salmon farmers and consumers.
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It is a proposal that is reasonable, bipartisan, saves money, and improves the opportunity for Americans to get quality healthcare insurance.
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In turn, the United States saves money on costly, unreliable missile defenses that might have been used to protect such facilities.
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And the public option actually saves money by driving down the cost of private plans, so no new taxes are required.
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Additive manufacturing saves money on material costs by reducing the number of parts needed and saves time from design to manufacturing.
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Once you know what you want to do (and plan to do it yourself), buying the parts online usually saves money.
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Activists argue it is wrong to profit from incarceration, while proponents claim that privatization saves money and provides higher quality care.
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It saves money, cleans up voter rolls and reduces the chance of error and fraud — without increasing the risk of hacking.
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"Preparedness saves lives and saves money," he said, citing Uganda's rapid containment of its first cases of Ebola as an example.
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Experts agree it's better and safer for people to receive care in other settings when appropriate, and fewer inpatient services saves money.
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This prolonged good health also saves money on health care and reduces Medicare spending, the study team writes in the journal Circulation.
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But it still saves money—sometimes more than $1,000, as Mr Snyder found—over booking a multi-city itinerary with refundable tickets.
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She's also super smart ... she saves money on hiring a model; because clearly no one can do it better than her, right?
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Drug price legislation could be wrapped into the Obamacare debate if it saves money and helps pay for the replacement, he said.
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That approach, also used by the Renault-Nissan Alliance and others, saves money but is difficult to pull off, Mr. Wells said.
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Water and nutrients are fed in from the top of the tower and dispersed by gravity (rather than pumps, which saves money).
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For his morning coffee, O'Leary saves money by brewing it at home instead of buying a fancy latte from a coffee shop.
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Distributed ledgers such as blockchain are exceedingly useful for financial transactions because they cut down on operational inefficiencies (which ultimately saves money).
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The flowers are beautiful, of course, and there's a practical benefit to the plan, too: Reducing the frequency of mowing saves money.
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"If you can help a hospital take care of a patient in the community, everyone saves money and everyone wins," he said.
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The company saves money, and your desk gets a docking station, so you feel happy knowing you can use that comfy, familiar device.
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Not only does this save time for the staff, and reach patients where they want to be reached, but it also saves money.
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The company makes the same amount of sales at those stores, but it saves money by carrying less inventory and employing fewer workers.
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Storing wine underground saves money on climate control and humidification, said Jonathan Ruppert, the general manager of Gary's Wine & Marketplace in St. Helena.
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And because transplantation saves money relative to dialysis, Medicare is more than happy to pay both the donor's and the recipient's medical bills.
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Solar tends to generate the most power during times of peak demand, when utility power is at its most expensive, so it saves money.
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While the lower interest rate saves money in the long term, the monthly payments are much higher, which simply isn't possible for many owners.
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In single-payer systems, the government saves money not by more efficient administration, but by controlling both the budget and by limiting allowable treatments.
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States have a self-interest in continuing the reductions: It saves money, and studies show higher incarceration is no longer effective for fighting crime.
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While the lower interest rate saves money in the long term, the monthly payments are much higher, which simply isn't possible for many families.
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It has steadily expanded by offering software outsourcing services, arguing that it saves money for major companies and allows them to operate more efficiently.
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It may surprise Puzder to know that enforcement of safety regulations not only saves lives and suffering, but it also saves money for employers.
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It saves money on interest and fees and lowers the risk of a repossession or foreclosure if you're unable to make payments for any reason.
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Trump has said that his small staff—which lacks the infrastructure campaigns normally have—is a positive thing, saying that it's "flexible" and saves money.
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And while flights around holidays are typically very expensive (think Thanksgiving, Christmas and yes, the Fourth of July), flying on the holiday often saves money.
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The couple also saves money on food by cooking many of their meals at home, going out for dinner just once or twice a week.
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Electrification of tracks on this scale, in particular, involves a significant up-front outlay of funds even though it saves money in the long run.
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"The uptake of the cooker is very good simply because it uses very little firewood, saves money, (and) is safe to cook with," he said.
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Merging forces saves money and would therefore reduce the number of officers lost to future cuts, says Rick Muir of the Police Foundation, a think-tank.
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That's why repealing the mandate actually saves money — because fewer Americans would be enrolled in Medicaid and on Obamacare's insurance marketplaces, where they receive federal assistance.
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RELATED: 7 Ways a Nutritionist Saves Money on Healthy Food Cook and then chop carrots I love carrots, but I generally prefer them cooked over raw.
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Better control of high blood pressure saves lives, but it also saves money that would be spent on serious complications, if uncontrolled, like severe heart disease.
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He doesn't use pesticides — he relies instead on beneficial insects for pest control — and he saves money by not buying expensive genetically modified, herbicide-resistant seed.
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And if, in a given situation, going abroad saves money and prevents a college graduate from emerging with enormous debt, well, that's a major consideration, too.
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It saves money by eliminating administrative bloat and rewarding good stewardship of resources breaks down the barriers of residential segregation, drawing students together from diverse communities.
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The company says it can charge less than traditional payday lenders because of its underwriting software and because it saves money by not opening physical branches.
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The company's not talking (we only know about any of this because Imagination put out a press release), but I see 3 possible explanations: It saves money.
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"If a factory is set up to make cars, the conversion to making a robotic car saves money if you keep doing the same thing," he says.
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"Bringing cars off of the roads, both saves money in terms of road building and road requirements," said Glen Weisbrod, whose company, Economic Development Research Group, Inc.
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The customer saves money on the expense of purchasing and maintaining the equipment over the long term and, because the equipment is energy efficient, on their utility bill.
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People on all ends of the political spectrum should support an energy strategy that saves money, is good for the environment, and is less vulnerable to periodic crisis.
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Their deep co-operation, for example sharing a single testing facility in France for testing the safety and viability of their nuclear warheads, saves money and improves interoperability.
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Sharon Brown, director of benefits, is encouraging workers to use it because she thinks it saves money compared with going to an emergency room or urgent care facility.
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Having fewer personnel means fewer people to pay, using cheaper seats that don't recline obviously saves money, and charging for in-flight meals means there's less free stuff.
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For instance, they may be required to stay at sea for three consecutive weeks, instead of two, a shift that saves money in helicopter flights and other costs.
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For the federal government, Obamacare's hefty tax increases and Medicare cuts means the law, as a whole, actually saves money — at least according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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Among the many, many initiatives on the chopping block is Energy Star, an incredibly popular energy-saving program that saves money, reduces emissions, and costs only $23.5 million.
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Whether or not going cashless saves money — given the reality of card companies' fees — tends to depend on the retailer and how "streamlined" its operations are, according to Bau.
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Love Food Hate Waste says reducing the amount of food - and packaging - that ends up in the bin not only saves money, but helps slow global warming and deforestation.
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Not only is this an easy way to fit exercise into a busy schedule, it also saves money on mobility expenses such as gas or subway and bus fare.
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Additionally, a reduced turnover rate will prove cost-effective, as workers will want to stay in a safe environment, and as all business leaderships know — retaining employees saves money.
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And there's this other tidbit: Ending a show after the second season saves money, because showrunners who oversee production tend to negotiate a boost in pay after two years.
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Lidl also invests less in customer service and merchandising than traditional grocers, and it says it saves money by requiring customers to bring shopping bags and bag their groceries.
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Then again, it also saves money because the absence of an individual mandate leads fewer people to use Medicaid or insurance subsidies and results in a big loss in coverage.
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A recent article* by academics from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University in North Carolina suggests that doing so not only saves money—it can also boost profits.
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That both saves money and brings kudos, for California has suffered a four-year-long drought and there is social and political, as well as financial, pressure to conserve water.
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The bill tackles the three biggest issues when it comes to disaster relief: it saves money, it reduces destruction and it minimizes the loss of lives in disaster-prone areas.
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"What happened was that we quickly found that it made sense to collaborate with the insurance companies since it saves money for both them and the end customer," says Prien.
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Taking developers out of the picture saves money — 25 to 30 percent in Berlin, where baugruppen are common — and opens up space for much more ambitious, innovative, and sustainable architecture.
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They employ a younger, less well trained, and less well paid workforce and have higher inmate-to-guard ratios, all of which saves money but also makes prisons more dangerous.
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" Studies cited by the NELP also show putting people back to work "increases tax contributions, boosts sales tax and saves money by keeping people out of the criminal justice system.
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Mr. Kasich defends his decision to expand Medicaid under Mr. Obama's health law, apostasy to Republican rivals, as a hand up to the drug-addicted and mentally ill that saves money.
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That would destabilize access not only to nursing home care but home and community-based services - an innovative approach to care that saves money, and has grown quickly in recent years.
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The company saves money on siting and development by offering free wi-fi services to the owners of the land where the company builds its 100-foot-tall wi-fi towers.
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Meanwhile, here's the funny thing: While there is zero evidence that tax cuts pay for themselves, there's considerable evidence that aiding lower-income children actually saves money in the long run.
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While letting programs expire technically saves money, untold social costs flow from an administration's obsessing about Muslims and Hispanic people, while turning a blind eye to neo-Nazis and white supremacist terrorists.
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Setting up shop next door to an $21625-trillion market, nearly one-third of the world's total consumer spending, saves money and time as businesses cater to today's thirst for immediate gratification.
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Alternative: Qapital is a free alternative that saves money based on rules you set up — rounding to the nearest dollar whenever you take a Lyft and transferring the change to savings, for example.
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For Rachael Levitt, the digital managing editor of Fodor's Travel who lived in the city for five years, the new long weekend saves money as well as time battling peak traffic on Friday.
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There's no arguing how beneficial breastfeeding is for babies (it provides important nutrients for development and helps protect against illnesses) and for moms (nursing burns extra calories, benefits cardiovascular health, and saves money).
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Felicia Marcus, head of California's State Water Resources Control Board, says conservation saves money and buys time; better water-use monitoring would help still more, as could more projects to collect run-off.
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Airplanes' use of LED lights isn't just about customer comfort, or even manipulating passengers into falling asleep, though: They also last longer and use less energy than fluorescents, which saves money over time.
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"Clients nowadays only want something practical and simple that saves money instead of going for the luxurious," Zhang said as he fitted out a client's new apartment with contemporary furniture and grey ceramic tiles.
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"Clients nowadays only want something practical and simple that saves money instead of going for the luxurious," Zhang said as he fitted out a client's new apartment with contemporary furniture and gray ceramic tiles.
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Extending CHIP saves money, the budget office said, because it would be less expensive for the government than the alternatives — if many of those children enroll in Medicaid or in government-subsidized marketplace coverage.
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Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, saves money on material costs and time from design to manufacturing by printing objects in layers directly from a computer design instead of cutting them out of blocks of material.
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Although the Senate's plan to wait until 210 to cut the corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent has infuriated some shareholders, it saves money so that Congress can reach its budget goals.
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Mr. de Blasio promises that the investment will be worth it — a "high quality" education, not just enhanced day care, that readies young minds for productive school careers, and saves money in the long run.
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But the reality is this: Not only does South Korea already substantially contribute to America's costs, but because of the existing South Korean subsidies the United States saves money through its presence on the peninsula.
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That difference allows employees to familiarize themselves with each item since there are fewer brands and products to keep track of, while the company saves money on real estate since they need less physical storage space.
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Republican leaders are watching closely not only just to be able to say their bill saves money, but to make sure the CBO confirms it hits the $2 billion savings goal laid out by the budget committee.
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This saves money on material costs by reducing the number of parts needed tenfold or more, and also saves time from design to manufacturing, allowing objects to be produced in small batches in a cost-effective way.
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It might not seem intuitive, but when a moderately priced wedding dress frequently costs more than $1,000, renting from an e-commerce retailer fulfills the "something borrowed" part of the good luck adage and saves money as well.
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Feeling like a financially-responsible adult — one who has their debt handled, who knows how to responsibly wield a credit card, and who saves money (and leverages interest) every month — sometimes sounds more like fiction than an attainable reality.
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Many proponents of this new ban will say that it actually saves money ... that the costs of providing specialized medical care to transgender troops deprives the services of funds that could be applied to weapons systems, training and operations.
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"This decision not only saves money by placing inmates at their home on house arrest, but also places total control of the decision-making process in the hands of the court system, and the presiding judge," the release said.
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Saying no has two cost-saving effects: it saves money directly, and it also greatly enhances the government's bargaining power, because it can say, for example, to drug producers that if they charge too much they won't be in the formulary.
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I try not to run the A/C unless absolutely necessary because it saves money and (hopefully) reduces climate change a bit, but I also feel bad when my husband is sweating with hardly any clothes on and no covers.
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This move in Michigan is great for those with a criminal background (who get another chance), job providers (many of whom are desperate for workers) and the rest of society (which saves money on prisons and will see less crime).
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Express Scripts says it saves money for payers on Luxturna by cutting out the hospital pharmacy mark up, which is 6 percent for the government Medicare program and more for commercial business – or at least $60,000 on a $1 million drug.
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Express Scripts says it saves money for payers on Luxturna by cutting out the hospital pharmacy mark up, which is 6 percent for the government Medicare program and more for commercial business or at least $60,000 on a $1 million drug.
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It's an old-school indie that saves money by taking place inside a single location — in this case, an emergency call center — and keeping its focus on a single character (Jakob Cedergren) trying to save a kidnapped woman who called for help.
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"The only way that direct negotiation saves money is by doing something this administration does not believe in: denying access to certain medicines for all Medicare beneficiaries, or setting prices for drugs by government fiat," Azar said in a speech at HHS headquarters.
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Virta's program, which costs $370 a month after a $500 initiation fee if patients pay out of pocket, also saves money, according to Inkinen, who estimates an average savings of $9,600 per patient in the first 24 months in drug and medical costs.
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By repealing the mandate — the requirement that people purchase insurance — the plan would, as I said, cause 13 million to lose coverage; that loss of coverage, and the associated government subsidies, is why mandate repeal saves money that can be given to corporations.
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Even if the contracted worker costs the government more per hour than hiring someone directly, Kelly says that the government saves money over the long term because it doesn't have to keep paying a salary and benefits to people once their projects end.
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Data from 2018 showed that three states that ran all-mail elections—Washington, Oregon and Colorado—had higher turnout of registered voters than other states, and mail-in voting saves money if states no longer have to maintain and staff so many polling places.
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Life sciences investing is a hot field, and Seidenberg, a trained doctor, will presumably be able to do a lot more total deals under her own themed fund than she would as part of a fund that also saves money to compete on consumer and software deals.
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It's not just key-value stores like DynamoDB, but also in-memory databases like Amazon ElastiCache, time series databases like Amazon Timestream, and ledger solutions like Amazon Quantum Ledger Database – the right tool for the right job saves money and gets your product to market faster.
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"Contrary to popular rhetoric regarding a highly challenged consumer who may be burdened with debt and living 'paycheck to paycheck,' our survey of millennials suggests the majority of the demographic (74% of total responses) saves money every month compared to 26% who do not," the report says.
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If it isn't, then Republicans should focus on tax reform, and make peace with the idea that America, like every other country, is going to move toward a system that saves money by turning more and more of the health care system over to the government.
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I look forward to working with him to figure out the best way to do that to make sure we cut in a sensible way that saves money and at the same time makes sure that we can continue to provide the services that our warfighters need so we can fight as efficiently as possible.
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Mr. Sessions recently announced the seismic shift in criminal justice policy, and now puts himself, the Justice Department and the Trump administration in direct opposition to what so many Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals, and red states and blue states, have been clamoring for, and acting on: criminal justice reform that preserves families, saves money and protects communities.
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Certain parts that would help maximize the convertible aspect of the crib are sold separately, but still cheaper than buying a new bed when my daughter gets olderOne potential downside is that the toddler guard rail ($62) and full-size bed frame ($55) in which you need to convert into a full-sized bed are sold separately, which can add to your initial cost but still saves money in the long run.
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