But at times, the maximum amount workers could set aside for transit has been far less than the amount that workers who drive could set aside for parking.
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Some land was set aside for parks, wilderness and conservation.
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Remove 3 tablespoons and set aside for glazing the chicken.
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Set aside, for a moment, your personal thoughts on Jackson.
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Set aside for 10 minutes, then strain, discarding the husks.
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Cover with plastic wrap and set aside for 45 minutes. 3.
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That takes total set aside for remediation over A$2 billion.
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There are no moments set aside for privileged epiphany or revelation.
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What kind of nest eggs had they set aside for retirement?
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In 2008, an additional $100,000 was set aside for future reparations.
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Set aside for 10 minutes before straining, discarding the solids. 3.
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Another 2,500 acres have been set aside for a regional park.
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Government contracts have been set aside for black would-be entrepreneurs.
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Five days in March have been set aside for the trial.
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Around 1.4 billion euros will be set aside for contracted generation.
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Set aside, for a second, whether the Freys deserved what they got.
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Let's set aside for the moment that Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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Set aside, for a moment, some of the more divisive policy proposals.
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The ballroom of the Marriott was set aside for a hundred more.
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A total of $255 million has been set aside for dairy farmers.
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Some financial experts advise having even more set aside for the unexpected.
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Thirty-five permits would be set aside for veterans and disabled people.
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The proceeds, $765,002 before taxes, were set aside for future medical expenses.
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Let's set aside, for now, the question of what the moral is.
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Thus, there was never any real funding set aside for the hubs.
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The SPR is a government stockpile of crude set aside for emergencies.
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The remaining equity has been set aside for employees, the companies said Friday.
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Set aside for a moment the obligation to relieve suffering and protect civilians.
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Set aside for 15 minutes to allow bread to soak up custard. 4.
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The area set aside for the army was part of the Nubian homeland.
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Originally, Resource Prospector was being funded with money set aside for human exploration.
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That sum brings the total set aside for emissions wrongdoing to €18.4 billion.
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Half of all American households have less than $85033,000 set aside for retirement.
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Set aside for 30 minutes while the charcoal comes up to temperature. 5.
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Same thing goes for anything else set aside for the next few years.
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He said his deputy collected the gift that was set aside for him.
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Nearly half of the bill's total aid is set aside for business loans.
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Most days contained double sessions, but one afternoon was set aside for golf.
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About one-quarter of the bill's sum is set aside for larger companies.
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Billions more would be set aside for testing supplies, equipment, and additional payroll.
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You probably know you're supposed to have money set aside for the unexpected.
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Most of that aid has been set aside for farmers who grow soybeans.
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Mikulski immediately eyed a lounge that was set aside for the senators' wives.
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These are unique landscapes set aside for their cultural, historical or scenic splendor.
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Saturdays are set aside for races, and Sundays are his one day off.
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Cover with plastic wrap and set aside for 15 to 20 minutes. 4.
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A section near the emergency room was set aside for triage of these patients.
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It is then set aside for three to four months to trigger natural fermentation.
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It is set aside for garnish while the chicken browns in the rendered fat.
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Money that supporters contribute above that amount is set aside for the general election.
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But according to a spokesperson, only $12 million has been set aside for compensation.
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Let's set aside, for the moment, the blatant sale of access to the president.
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Remove the lamb chops from the refrigerator and set aside for 30 minutes. 5.
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Other times, it would be set aside for interviews, post-show analysis, and retrospectives.
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Here's how much of your wedding budget you should set aside for your honeymoon
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At least $230 million have been set aside for the city of Flint, Michigan.
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Billions more will be set aside for testing supplies, equipment, and additional payroll aid.
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Of the 320,000 tickets set aside for international fans, 23 percent had been sold.
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In fact, the percentage of national funds set aside for culture have been plummeting.
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This is a weekend that has been set aside for women's soccer to shine.
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Factoring in cash set aside for payouts to investors, that fund is nearly spent.
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Let's set aside for the moment whether Sanders said what Warren says he said.
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She said that all 13 tickets initially set aside for white people were sold.
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Of the space, 24,000 square feet of land will be set aside for retail.
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An alarming 28500 percent of all adults have no savings set aside for emergencies.
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Those allowances affect how much of your paycheck will be set aside for taxes.
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How much money should I set aside for the costs of having a dog?
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Half of the respondents were first asked how much should be set aside for retirement.
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At the time, $4.2 billion was set aside for survivors and required reauthorization in 2015.
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In Cairo's airport, dozens of relatives paced anxiously in a building set aside for families.
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The second cub will not be autopsied, and is being set aside for future study.
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GOVERNMENT funds set aside for college aid have long been a favoured target for grifters.
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Some of Samson's friends from Amherst have set aside for a scholarship in his name.
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The band is currently set aside for highway auto-safety initiatives, such as V2V technology.
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Try to set aside, for a second, your political feelings on all of the above.
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An office set aside for me a few hours a week inside a university building.
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Simi did not specify how much JetBlue exactly intends to set aside for the fund.
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Many freelancing creatives struggle with figuring out exactly how much to set aside for taxes.
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FSA accountholders decide during open enrollment how much to set aside for the following year.
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The money was set aside for him when he stepped down under pressure in September.
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What to do with the profits that are set aside for reinvestment in the future?
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I have another pot of money set aside for donating as effectively as I can.
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We have a nurse on site and a private area set aside for this purpose.
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More than 700,000 square miles of water would be set aside for conservation and research.
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NOK 14 million ($1.6 million US) has been set aside for investigations and design work.
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I think for the most part our egos get set aside for the greater good.
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Later, informed consent and privacy will be set aside for the sake of efficient transfer.
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Politics, once seemingly set aside for the purpose of commerce, has recently made a comeback.
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What "nagging question" was set aside for good when Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize?
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So O'Rourke stood on a chair -- set aside for him by the café's staff -- instead.
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The Garden does have a June 10 date set aside for a possible boxing event.
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It's $113, but I'll use the money I have already set aside for Mom gift purchases.
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Under his plan, June 29 would be set aside for men and boys from 9 a.m.
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Only 5% will be set aside for retail investors, unless underwriters choose to release additional shares.
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Subsidies set aside for farmers hit by President Trump's tariffs have been suspended during the shutdown.
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Makarim said that a "significant portion" of capital raised has been set aside for international expansion.
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NRG Stadium has 11 elevators, but not one of them was set aside for Falcons coaches.
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A set of images was set aside for training the system, another set for testing it.
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Set aside for a moment the destruction that could result from total Republican control of government.
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This would be in addition to $2443 million Hapoalim has already set aside for this matter.
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The title Boaty McBoatface will instead be set aside for a remotely operated underwater research vessel.
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Of the $605 million CAD set aside for the meeting, 70 percent was budgeted for security.
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She set aside for a moment the questions that were already beginning to nag at her.
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In the huge, jumbled districts that result, far too little space is set aside for roads.
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The new monuments will almost double the amount of land Obama has set aside for conservation.
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Even if there were that many seats set aside for tourists (highly unlikely), that seems implausible.
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Simply put: Many of them will not charge up after being set aside for a while.
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It was once part of a homeland set aside for black people by the apartheid government.
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The funds increase the state incentives set aside for energy storage to more than $1 billion.
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Savage also suggests having "chicken money" — akin to emergency savings — set aside for times of turmoil.
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We should set aside for a minute our demand that they disarm before any other negotiation.
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But at least a half hour needs to be set aside for this to be effective.
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The results showed that 66 percent of respondents have no money set aside for future needs.
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The other $163 million is set aside for victims who may come forward in the future.
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Another $7.5 billion would be set aside for mainland creditors whose debt was terminated, including individual investors.
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Liberia currently has 17,000 hectares planted with palm oil, and another 700,000 set aside for further production.
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About half of the 4.5 million Olympic tickets set aside for the domestic market have been sold.
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The rooms set aside for these visits at Coatlán del Río have clean beds, showers and toilets.
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PT, and have a two-hour block set aside for them, meaning it goes until 10 p.m.
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So SmartThings isn't recommended if you don't have a full afternoon set aside for getting things going.
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BNP Paribas analysts estimated about 2bn was likely to have been set aside for the RMBS fine.
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This money is set aside for classified operations, and is disbursed at the discretion of the director.
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The other $22012 million will be set aside for victims who may not have come forward yet.
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Now a public park, the beach was once set aside for black people during the segregation era.
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Both banks posted double-digit growth in money set aside for such losses in the second quarter.
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More government funds should be set aside for inventing more efficient ways to mine digital currencies. III.
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Instead, a portion is set aside for taxes, and the rest is divided into different savings accounts.
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Instead, set a smaller goal of having $1,000 set aside for emergencies and work up from there.
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The level set aside for compensation suggests that the average bonus of $138,210 could rise to $143,462.
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Through the first half, Barclays cut money set aside for bonuses by 23% from the year prior.
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Let's set aside for now the core of their criticism — that the coverage is in fact biased.
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Out of a budget of $246 million last year, only $1 million was set aside for health.
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Here's how much of your wedding budget you should set aside for your honeymoon, according to experts
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My husband entered with the protesters, who were assigned to a separate space set aside for them.
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Set aside for a moment the doomsday predictions of medicine shortages and endless queues at Dover port.
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About a third of the money has been set aside for low-income people to claim first.
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Then there are the students like Mr. Grimm, who have had separate facilities set aside for them.
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Monday and Thursday are set aside for travel, and Friday is reserved for interviewing crime victims' families.
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To all my fellow Veterans, today is a day set aside for our nation to honor you.
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YouTube will then pay any accrued royalties from a fund it has set aside for this purpose.
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Only 7,43 slots have been set aside for a general pool of refugees from around the world.
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This year's budget for the division is $10.8 billion, with $5 billion set aside for new investments.
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But if you already have cash set aside for a future purchase, a CD is worth considering.
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This is the section of this column I customarily would set aside for Rutgers officials to respond.
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Remove the pan from the heat, keeping the lid firmly on, and set aside for 10 minutes. 5.
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If you don't have money set aside for repairs, you might be tempted to use your credit card.
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Of that sum, $3.2m was set aside for lawyers, payments for the three named plaintiffs and other costs.
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The fat and protein are set aside for cheesemaking, and the resulting transparent liquid, called permeate, is green.
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The sessions take place on site at the venue in an area we have set aside for OTRs.
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A $50 million reserve charge set aside for ongoing litigation and contingencies was a further drag on earnings.
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Remove from the heat and finely grate in the chocolate, stir until melted, then set aside for later.
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No matter: 5.5kg of the finest "Gubernatorsky" have been set aside for whenever the president can drop by.
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The sessions take place on-site at the venue in an area we have set aside for OTRs.
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Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations.
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The results were bolstered by a 28 percent reduction in the funds it set aside for loan losses.
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Periods are set aside for tackling and blocking techniques, and McAdoo, like most football coaches, yells a lot.
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Seventy-six of the units have been designated affordable and set aside for residents within certain income bands.
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After Newsom's announcement, Trump asked the state to refund billions in federal money set aside for the project.
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The minister said counting for another 90 seats set aside for women and youth lawmakers was still ongoing.
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I wanted to have money set aside for emergencies or anything else that I might need money for.
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Roméo Dallaire, to raid a Hutu arms cache that had been set aside for use in the atrocities.
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That means paying off any high-interest debt and making sure you have money set aside for emergencies.
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Set aside, for the moment, the fact that the gross negligence of China got us into this mess.
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The Department of Education spent only $27 million of the $700 million Congress set aside for the expansion.
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That did not prove to be a problem: The pet shelter had an area set aside for birds.
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All 52 apartments will go to low- and middle-income renters; none are set aside for the homeless.
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One such drug, colistin, was set aside for decades because its side effects included kidney damage and neurotoxicity.
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Cohn did not show up for Trump's news conference on Tuesday, despite a seat being set aside for him.
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Utilities, however, argue that they a sum of 17.2 billion euros already set aside for storage should be sufficient.
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For revenue sharing, companies would give $1 per vehicle per day to cities to set aside for transportation infrastructure.
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To understand why, look at the other people in the courtroom sitting on benches set aside for the audience.
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He called on protesters to return to areas set aside for demonstrations and not to infringe on public property.
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Doria may have rooms set aside for her in the cottage, but she's not making a permanent move there.
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Indeed, 18% of homeowners polled by HomeServe USA said that they had no money set aside for surprise repairs.
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The Toyota stage area was curiously tiny compared to the area set aside for an open air Toyota showroom.
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A common example is obtaining a revolver or line of credit that can be set aside for emergency purposes.
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It would also easily outpace the $1.4 billion that Congress set aside for barriers in its fiscal 2019 appropriations.
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The bill passed with $211 billion set aside for survivors and the requirement that it be reauthorized in 113.
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Thankfully, I had a number of scholarships, and my grandparents contributed money they had set aside for my education.
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Instead, the official said, Schiller's firm was being paid out of a special fund set aside for convention expenses.
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Between the lines: It's not clear how much of Congress' new funding will be set aside for treatment programs.
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Highbrow artworks are referenced in scenes set in chaotic kitchens, gossipy salons, and secret rooms set aside for liaisons.
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There's $23 billion set aside for border security, mostly consisting of that wall Mexico was supposed to pay for.
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There are large, live-in studios set aside for younger artists, and several glossy exhibition spaces display his work.
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That's in addition to $10 billion in fiscal year 2019 funds that are set aside for other military projects.
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A separate place was set aside for the patients with unsurvivable injuries to receive comfort care until they died.
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Earlier, during time set aside for members to direct questions to the prime minister, Mr. Corbyn had criticized Mrs.
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Congress quickly reallocated the $2.6 million that had been set aside for firearms research to traumatic brain injury research.
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Funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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About 21 percent of respondents owe more on their credit cards than they have set aside for an emergency.
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Pregnancy testing kits and other family planning items also qualify, and can easily be set aside for later use.
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They are fortified beyond the level at which flor can survive and set aside for their very different journey.
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More than a million dollars has been set aside for security equipment at these schools, including facial recognition technology.
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If Congress is in session, they may be at the Capitol, where there's workspace set aside for The Times.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the amount of the budget that would be set aside for discretionary spending.
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This will allow SG Blocks to apply for corporate, government and private businesses set aside for minorities in modular construction.
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The funding for the home is paired with more than $220,000 set aside for Martin Luther King Jr.'s home.
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Forty percent of people in the U.S. don't have $20183 set aside for an emergency, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Forty percent of people in the U.S. don't have $400 set aside for an emergency, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Learn more about each one, including how much time you should set aside for them before the big day, ahead.
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Ford and VW will hold equal "substantial" stakes in Argo, with the balance of the equity set aside for employees.
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It also doesn't include the $100 million that Boeing said it would set aside for victims' relatives and their communities.
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Experts have noted that of the consumer funds, there's only about $31 million set aside for the $125 cash payments.
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Land set aside for roads has suffered a similar fate, complicating efforts to tackle the city's spirit-sapping traffic jams.
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Including money allocated in previous quarters, the total set aside for litigation in 2015 is €5.2 billion, the bank said.
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McConnell has said enough money was set aside for security last year and there was no need for extra measures.
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Miller says plans have included regular structured family time, evenings set aside for connecting with friends, and fitness-related goals.
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All three schools could have moved on, using scholarship slots set aside for the speedy pass catcher on other athletes.
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Forty percent of people in the U.S. don't have $275 set aside for an emergency, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Some pieces are set aside for microscopic evaluation, and go into formalin solution that stops them in time from degrading.
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USCIS gives 13,21 new H-21B visas each year, with 21,000 of those set aside for those with advanced degrees.
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While the task may seem daunting, it's important to make sure you have enough set aside for your golden years.
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White attended high school in Cuyler-Brownsville, an area of Savannah that, after emancipation, was set aside for black families.
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Set aside, for a moment, the controversy over whether Christopher Columbus's journey to the Americas should be celebrated at all.
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The other 10 members are elected for two-year terms, with seats set aside for different regions of the world.
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The registrations of fifty-three thousand voters, seventy per cent of whom were African-American, were set aside for review.
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The LIC bid is aimed at helping IDBI get capital to set aside for bad loans and grow its lending.
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Zones are set aside for wildlife, people and livestock, with limited access during drought for nomadic animals from other communities.
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Other actions, like buying patrol cars, were subsidized by federal funds set aside for tourist areas and high-crime cities.
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Set aside, for a moment, Donald Trump's wholly unsubstantiated allegation that then-President Obama tapped his phones before the elections.
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To power the new infrastructure, $100 million has been set aside for next-gen smart grids and energy storage projects.
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Many of the apartments in the building, from Kearney Realty and Development Group, are also set aside for working artists.
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Mr. Ghosn's seat is one of three set aside for Renault, and Mr. Kelly is an ally of Mr. Ghosn.
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Of particular interest is the room set aside for "Creating a Sound," which focuses on the sonic possibility of electronics.
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Commercial pressures meant that blocks set aside for schools and other civic facilities were given over to commerce and industry.
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Ten of the spots are set aside for low-income families, who get twice the value for food stamp dollars.
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Set aside for the moment that, statistically speaking, people like Kelly are calling for others to die and not themselves.
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And maybe privately keep a savings account set aside for future family expenses, since one of them may run aground.
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A government official said on Friday that five million euros, about $5.5 million, had been set aside for the effort.
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Investors expressed relief that GE doesn't need to pay more than the $1.5 billion it previously set aside for WMC.
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Currently, Alabama, Arkansas, and Mississippi also celebrate the birth of Robert E. Lee on the day set aside for King.
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Detroit, for instance, recently ensured 20 percent of a luxury apartment building would be set aside for "affordable luxury" renters.
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There's a separate chunk -- $18.5 million -- that'll be set aside for those in a class-action case and future claimants.
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About 42 percent of Americans have less than $10,000 set aside for retirement, according to a recent study from GoBankingRates.
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Another 1,500 refugee placements will be set aside for residents of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, according to the document.
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We should do no harm to this special place set aside for Americans of all ages to cherish and enjoy.
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He freed some time up in his schedule by leaving HBO's Silicon Valley — though that time was set aside for Gorney.
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The funds are in addition to the 33.7 billion won the government had already set aside for athlete training and preparation.
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That investment that includes $3 million for the script — written by Max Landis — with another $45 million set aside for shooting.
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The company also said the amount of money set aside for investment next year would be considerably lower than this year.
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By that estimation, Young said, at least 15 percent of the seminary's $986 million endowment should be set aside for reparations.
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The water quota set aside for agriculture is 60 percent lower than in pre-drought years, according to a city report.
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In relation to the 600 million euros share issue, Salini said 150 million euros would be set aside for the market.
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By 1990, 49% of quota-related jobs and admissions had been set aside for people from tribes and lower social groups.
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There's also a $5 million set-aside for a litigation trust (the company is in court with some Sandy Hook families).
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About half of the land originally set aside for Al Zorah was returned to the Ajman government in 2010, Dana said.
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When he was forced out, $20 million was set aside for grants that ended up going to 18 different women's charities.
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For the rest, the French government has pledged to take care of them, in housing facilities set aside for young people.
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And just set aside for a moment your past, snarky criticism of other politicians for sneaking a sip during a speech.
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Another $1 million was set aside for guests who were questioned or interrogated by immigration authorities, with each guest receiving $1,000.
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The biggest chunk of money, about $425 billion, is set aside for central bankers to use largely as they see fit.
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Mr. de Blasio's plan calls for 5 percent of those units, or 15,000 apartments, to be set aside for homeless people.
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A separate fund of $18.5 million would be set aside for plaintiffs in a class-action suit and any future claimants.
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Officials said the situation would improve as more medical facilities were set aside for the detection and treatment of the virus.
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This is a child who has surmounted so many obstacles, only to encounter one we thought was set aside for good.
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Last year, several public universities created "verification panels" to decide who is deserving of the slots set aside for black students.
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The plaintiffs have taken particular issue with the amount set aside for victims in Takata's plea — a total of $125 million.
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The company was able to secure contracts that are set aside for economically and socially disadvantaged minority groups, the Times said.
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Another $1 million was set aside for guests who were questioned or interrogated by immigration authorities, with each guest receiving $1,000.
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Almost half of working Americans surveyed by Salary Finance, 48%, say they don't have any money specifically set aside for emergencies.
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Teams will also have new minimum revenue amounts based on their region, which will be set aside for them by their leagues.
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For example, about 42 percent of Americans have less than $10,000 set aside for retirement, according to a recent study from GoBankingRates.
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Some banks have cut the amount of cash set aside for future losses, taking them below the regulatory minimum of 150 percent.
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Under the agreement, $425 million will be paid to current claimants and $75 million will be set aside for any future claims.
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But over a third of millennials, 36%, told Schwab they don't have any money set aside for an emergency or unexpected expense.
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The deal also includes an additional $2.5 billion set aside for the Census to ensure that everyone is counted, per the aide.
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I put it on my card, and then immediately pay it off with some of savings I had set aside for it.
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Vivendi said it maintained the 100 million euros ($112 million) it has set aside for any damages it may have to pay.
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First, to their immediate needs and then any additional funds raised will be set aside for the future needs of the boys.
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About 13 percent of Brazil's land had been set aside for the country's indigenous people based on the territories they historically occupied.
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The ECB has come under fire for setting blanket rules for how much money banks should set aside for new unpaid loans.
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In June 2014, Blue Cross agreed to pay $30 million, about half of which was set aside for legal fees and expenses.
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About 13 percent of Brazil's land has been set aside for the country's indigenous people based on the territories they historically occupied.
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It also said that it still has the money originally set aside for the 500 Startups program, which comes from government grants.
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UOB posted a 14.6 percent rise in provisions for bad loans with specific charges set aside for Singapore, Indonesia and Greater China.
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A desire to help is admirable, I think, and in order to help, I will set aside, for the moment, my doubts.
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Samsung shipped 500,000 new phones to the US with the majority of them being set aside for customers who purchased defective phones.
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"Often, when drought comes, we end up borrowing from funds that would have been set aside for infrastructure development projects," he said.
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Losses are barely half of the interest paid and a tiny fraction of the $2628 billion Congress set aside for failed loans.
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The investment is roughly €10 billion ($11.4 billion) above what the company set aside for new tech in last year's budget plan.
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Four Rivers has up to $12 billion set aside for similar steel deals in China, according to Morgan Stanley analyst Rachel Zhang.
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A proving ground is a spread of high-security acreage set aside for testing weapons and the vehicles meant to withstand them.
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There are hundreds of millions of acres that are set aside for conservation only, such as in national parks and wilderness areas.
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Some states have already begun to consider tapping their reserve funds, money set aside for an economic crisis, not a political crisis.
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At a high school in the Bronx, supplies were set aside for homeless kids in one section of a walk-in closet.
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People close to the matter have told Reuters that 1 billion euros of that has been set aside for the Russian case.
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Officials said last month that a portion of the project's cost will come from money that was set aside for future use.
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Make sure you have money set aside for pop-up problems and then see what you're comfortable spending on your wedding. 4.
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Nevertheless, change has come slowly to the islands, where almost all the undeveloped land is set aside for indigenous tribes and wildlife.
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The remaining land at the site has been set aside for open space and recreation, including a golf course, and for infrastructure.
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In 2014, the agency attempted to impound Bundy's cattle over decades of illegal grazing on habitat set aside for an endangered tortoise.
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Morphine is being set aside for patients who need surgery, he said, and the facility has about a week's supply of fentanyl.
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When he was ousted, $20 million was set aside for grants and the remaining $120 million was set up in a trust.
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This recording technology would become outdated by the next decade, and it was set aside for more portable toys without cassette tapes.
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Because plastic containers are particularly susceptible to contamination, even by their own labels, they are often set aside for a deep cleaning.
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The amount set aside for services pays for about 70 social workers — or roughly one social worker for every 1,660 homeless students.
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On our second day in Riyadh, Mattis welcomed reporters into a hotel room set aside for briefings next to his own suite.
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In early January, CMB and Maple Street Investors entered into a settlement agreement, and the lawsuit has been set aside for now.
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About $1 billion was set aside for them to spend on programming, and they have blown well past that amount by now.
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All that could be set aside, for now, because (a) revolutions are always violent, and (b) the ends supposedly justify the means.
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One day was set aside for black Americans to present their own culture, and the press came ready to lampoon the event.
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Half the money, $8.3 billion, was set aside for Puerto Rico, as well as $774 million for the United States Virgin Islands.
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In Indiana, where legislators worked for years on more preschool funding, $1 million was set aside for online kindergarten readiness in 2017.
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So far, about $100,000 has been set aside for the programs, and Ms. Vidbel said she hoped to raise an additional $200,000.
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Officials stopped him because he was not in one of the two, tiny speech "zones" the college set aside for expressive activities.
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My choice was confirmed when I picked up the EU3000iS — the store had six others set aside for the local utility company.
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Comorans are Muslim, and many wish to visit Mecca, but permits are set aside for would-be pilgrims according to their nationality.
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Dr. Cooper said, however, that the computer would be set aside for posterity, like the ones that had made the three earlier discoveries.
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But with C$4.7bn ($3.6bn) set aside for indigenous Canadians over the next five years, some new Métis might not be so patient.
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Set aside, for now, his crotchety-great-uncle charisma, and the idea that Mr Sanders is a major force rests on two myths.
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The amount you set aside for those categories depends on your individual situation, but "let's say it's 15% of your income," Bach says.
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To head off gentrification, the city may soon mandate that 20% of large housing be set aside for low- and moderate-income households.
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Help came, in the form of coaches — veteran teachers — working side by side with newbies and time set aside for teachers to collaborate.
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The results were affected by a 231 million franc provision Clariant set aside for an ongoing competition law investigation by the European Commission.
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Lopez paid off the debt with the money she had set aside for expenses including her children's college costs and their wedding funds.
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In the past, Democrats have criticized Trump for attempting to use funds set aside for the Department of Defense for border wall construction.
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Usually, during Oscars week, all anyone can talk about is the beautiful gowns set aside for the biggest red carpet of the year.
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For example, one quarter of the reservoir of the Grand Coulee Dam has been set aside for local tribes to fish and hunt.
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Key lawmakers have predicted the aid package will total $170 million, the amount the House set aside for Flint in its WRDA bill.
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Still, given Gansevoort's size — and Manhattan's field deficit — the question of how much space to set aside for competitive sports has dominated discussions.
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Silver said it was important to the N.B.A. to respect the two-and-a-half-hour window that broadcasters set aside for games.
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That would eat in to the time set aside for them raise their hands for yes/no questions like it's a game show.
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About 13 percent of Brazil's land has been set aside for the country's 900,000 indigenous people based on the territories they historically occupied.
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Most of my family's other assets are invested in a combination of retirement and taxable investment accounts set aside for long term goals.
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Half of the fund will go towards early rounds of funding at startups with the other half set aside for follow-up rounds.
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"Some of those more thorny issues will be set aside for now, and they will focus on easy areas of cooperation," added Jaishankar.
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Or an agreed-upon monthly sum can be set aside for each partner to spend without criticism, with the unspent money carrying over.
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Another $9.5 billion would be set aside for emergency aid for the agriculture sector, including cattle ranchers and fresh fruit and vegetable growers.
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The Trump administration announced last week that it was diverting $200 million set aside for Palestinian aid in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Mr. Turner has denied the accusation, arguing that he opposed the development because only 23 apartments were set aside for low-income families.
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The president has resisted the aid package because of funding set aside for Puerto Rico, an allocation that Mr. Trump considers too generous.
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Since Ms. Williams hadn't been expecting to move, she had no money set aside for a security deposit, broker's fees or moving expenses.
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Let's set aside, for the moment, the duty of lawmakers to the Republic and the Constitution and instead consider simple political self-interest.
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YouTube screens all videos available for advertising in Google Preferred, a popular batch of content set aside for advertisers making big spending commitments.
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Among the remaining issues is whether the funds set aside for victims will be entirely in cash or partly in PG&E shares.
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Twenty percent of the 709 apartments are set aside for subsidized tenants, in return for which the developer enjoyed the usual tax breaks.
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The plan relies in part on federal money set aside for the repurposing of joint-use or no-longer-in-use military airfields.
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The same day, Trump signs a border security measure negotiated by Congress, with $1.375 billion set aside for barriers, averting another government shutdown.
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Volkswagen said in the disclosure that money it had set aside for scandal-related costs would be insufficient to cover the latest agreement.
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But the chamber approved an unrelated spending measure last week with $1.6 billion set aside for a down payment on Trump's proposed wall.
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According to the DCLA, funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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The DCLA said that funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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Three, two-story spaces will be set aside for exhibitions, as well as a 150-foot-long space intended to showcase full collections.
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A source familiar with the February deal told Vox that it did include a dedicated fund of $50 million set aside for victims.
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The company also expanded its capital return program by $50 billion, of which $35 billion is being set aside for the share repurchase authorization.
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I made my way through Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena and up to the suite level set aside for big GOP donors and elected officials.
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The San Bernardino court date was set to be the big showdown, with three overflow rooms set aside for the influx of expected spectators.
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Government guidelines, almost unchanged since the 1990s, only outline a minimum content that schools must impart, during time set aside for health and sports.
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In a room set aside for children, they sat over a game of Jenga, and Cuddy told the girl she was proud of her.
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By law, 10% of the royalties raised by the government on extracted oil and gas are supposed to be set aside for scientific research.
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Toronto-based Scotiabank said funds set aside for credit losses rose 21.3477 percent to C$539 million ($399.94 million) in the quarter to Jan.
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The deadlock over the government's spending budget has been caused by President Trump's insistence that $5.7 billion be set aside for his border wall.
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If we get a spot, it will cost us just under $2,000 for the week, but I've already got money set aside for that.
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The strict code of decorum by which fans must abide during the actual Masters is set aside for this nearly 60-year-old tradition.
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Here's how the secret experiment worked: Half of the group were asked how much they should set aside for retirement via a payroll deduction.
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But the upstairs bedrooms, with sets of four or five bunk beds lining the walls, are spartan — including one bedroom set aside for infants.
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It is also a way to avoid regulations that require risks to be properly recognized and adequate provisions to be set aside for them.
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Grazing corridors and reserves used to be set aside for the Fulani, who hail from the Sahel and drive their cattle south each year.
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By some clever rearrangement in markets around the US, airwaves set aside for TV broadcasts will be repurposed for wireless, hopefully offsetting that problem.
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Given that Trump's "America First" agenda, trade issues could be set aside for G20 leaders to tackle at a summit in July, Schaeuble said.
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There is a certain peace of mind knowing you have money set aside for unforeseen expenses such as a car accident or job loss.
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Christian voters should set aside, for now, polarizing issues that under the constitution of the United States stand a low probability of being overturned.
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The bank's fourth-quarter results will include a $900 million provision, set aside for ongoing investigations by U.S. and U.K. authorities, for potential penalties.
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In 2008 it raised the percentage of all salaries that must be set aside for retirement and severance, to 18.5 percent from 2.5 percent.
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It's not enough to just have money set aside for your loved one, be it in a special needs trust or an ABLE account.
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In total, the formal gardens extend to approximately seven acres, while the remainder of the land has meadows and areas set aside for grazing.
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Hearings are scheduled to begin at 22019:30 each morning, with Friday set aside for witness testimony that Kavanaugh is not expected to attend.
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The U.S. Military District of Washington is typically reimbursed by the Pentagon for events, but no dollars have been set aside for the parade.
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They also accused Aventura of misrepresenting itself as a "woman-owned small business" in order to win government contracts set aside for such businesses.
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Additional funds were set aside for highly specialized responses, like stockpiled antibiotics and anthrax or smallpox vaccines, but those, too, had no sustainable impact.
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The department was professionalized in 19803, and many of its new jobs were effectively set aside for one minority group in particular: Irish-Americans.
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But because we'd been spending so much of our income on rent, we didn't have much extra to set aside for a down payment.
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When employees leave start-ups, they often have the opportunity to buy stock that has been set aside for them at a low price.
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Before you even start working, you know exactly what to do because you know what that chunk of time has been set aside for.
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That would deny Moonves access to $120 million in severance that was set aside for him when he stepped down under pressure in September.
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You have $400 set aside for a pair of headphones, and Bose just happens to release the new NC 700 wireless noise cancelling headphones.Serendipity?
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To ensure economic inclusiveness, Oregon mandated that 10 percent of the capacity of these shared solar projects be set aside for low-income residents.
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Dassault Systèmes, a software company, is planning a 3-D immersive lab, and a few other spaces have been set aside for local businesses.
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Essentially, the federation said that it had a certain sum of money set aside for the women's team and that our proposal was unacceptable.
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The rally has been held since 2009 under stringent public assembly laws at Speakers' Corner, an area set aside for demonstrations, performances and exhibitions.
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City officials estimate that it costs $433,180 and takes five years to develop a newly built unit that is set aside for the homeless.
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He has challenged politically connected elites who started growing crops on a reserve that had been set aside for herders for half a century.
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Except for one loud section set aside for Texas A&M fans, Charlotte's Spectrum Center may as well have been Chapel Hill's Dean Dome.
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The Ailey staple "Revelations" closes each program, and June 14 has been set aside for a special gala performance with its own eclectic lineup.
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On land that Mr. Ataturk had set aside for an experimental farm, Mr. Erdogan built a monumental palace four times the size of Versailles.
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Wednesday is set aside for Hai-Ting Chinn, Joan La Barbara and Odeya Nini, and Thursday for Mary Bonhag, Kamala Sankaram and Kayleigh Butcher.resonantbodiesfestival.
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Today, Nigeria is Africa's richest country, but the money that is set aside for public infrastructure is often embezzled or stolen by government officials.
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Representative Steve Cohen, a Democrat from Memphis, said more money should be set aside for merit-based aid such as the state's Hope Scholarships.
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Mr. Lim's Facebook posts — one of them a meme — were comments on the amount of scholarship money set aside for Singaporean versus foreign students.
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A few weeks later, according to court documents, the state's Division of Budget froze the remaining money set aside for all persistently failing schools.
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Lopez Obrador said 173 acres (70 hectares) would be set aside for a public park as an expansion of Mexico City's lush Chapultepec forest.
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A portion of the tax revenue generated by Amazon's arrival ought to be set aside for a fund to preserve and expand affordable housing.
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Bonuses and salaries are being slashed; in the past quarter, Goldman Sachs cut the amount it set aside for compensation by forty per cent.
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Two condominium and two apartment buildings will provide a total of 2100 residential units, with some set aside for low- and moderate-income tenants.
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The $127 million set aside for direct payments to dairy farmers would cover less than 10% of their losses, Mulhern said in a statement.
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Even galleries, ordered spaces set aside for the display and enjoyment of a selection of specimens from the outside world, have a horticultural flavour.
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The U.S. Military District of Washington is typically reimbursed by the Pentagon for events, but no dollars have been set aside for the parade.
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First, the cash payout to the actual victims is paltry — less than 5 percent of the total amount set aside for the entire settlement.
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In past administrations, there has been a room, referred to as the "Aloha Room," in the Eisenhower Building set aside for departing staff members.
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Brogan said the law provides about $1 billion in annual funding for various school needs, including 20 percent specifically set aside for school safety.
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Sources at Ticketmaster tell TMZ about 9,000 of 14,200 free tickets set aside for people who attended the Manchester show last month were issued.
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Even with the $3 billion Facebook set aside for the potential fine in the first quarter, it still made a profit of $2.4 billion.
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Think back on your college experience and you may recall the presence of the International House, an on-campus residence set aside for international students.
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Currently, 300 memberships, available only to owners of homes in the development, are being offered, with 130 lots set aside for single-family custom homes.
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But this January, the South African government announced R300 million would be set aside for emergency drought aid, following a R30 million allocation last year.
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"They are refusing to tell us anything about the study or the $400,000 set aside for the study that are now unaccounted for," he said.
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Kushner is nobody, and thus he is uniquely credible when he tells Trump that a loyalist needs to be set aside for Trump's own good.
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Following Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods, one section is also set aside for chips, cookies and nuts, all from the grocer's 365 Everyday Value brand.
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The results were impacted by a 231 million franc provision Clariant set aside for an ongoing competition law investigation by the European Commission, Clariant said.
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In November, Pennsylvania agreed to borrow $1.5bn against future payouts from its Tobacco Settlement Fund, a pot of money set aside for health-related programmes.
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As usual, the tidy nook was stacked with plastic containers of odds and ends, leftover prep from the night before, set aside for staff meal.
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"We are using the court documents to review what we still need to set aside for the annual accounts," an Audi spokesman said in Germany.
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But the renewed push for credit-fueled growth shows that policy makers' concerns about China's debt burden appear to have been set aside for now.
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Ask Americans why they don't have money set aside for their future and many will answer that saving for retirement isn't a priority for them.
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Third, there is the existence of a habitation specifically set aside for dreaming — imaginative excursions into the self where intuition is the more convincing wisdom.
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Trump also said he wants to roll back some of the funding Congress has already set aside for Hurricane Maria relief, which he cannot do.
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Even when it seems that enough has been set aside for a private grave, resources can be drained away quickly just before and after death.
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Most of the proceeds from Proposition 26 would go toward upgrading the state's K-12 buildings, with another $2 billion set aside for community colleges.
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They don't necessarily understand the breadth of the National Park Service and the wealth of places set aside for enjoyment and to tell American stories.
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We know 10-percent of federally funded infrastructure projects are set aside for certain small businesses, but our veterans are excluded from competing at all.
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Officials are launching investigations into how he could have killed himself in a highly secured part of the jail set aside for high-profile inmates.
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It seeks $2628 billion for coastal climate change resilience, with $28503 million set aside for Alaskan communities threatened by rising seas and other climate impacts.
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Currently, 3.2 percent of the research budget of federal agencies with extramural research budgets over $21625 million is "set-aside" for grants to small businesses.
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Let's set aside for a second that a plurality of drug arrests in America involve non-addicted pot smokers who do not need any treatment.
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Over the last decade, the government made significant investments in infrastructure and education while depleting emergency funds set aside for disasters like earthquakes, analysts say.
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We see the new entrant benefitting from the larger allocation of the coveted 963MHz, compared with the 2x5MHz set aside for each of the incumbents.
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Rubin details that $50 million of its committed funds will now be set aside for the company to invest exclusively in non-gaming, interactive content.
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The cash you have set aside for that trip to Disney World or Italy will likely sit in your bank account for a while longer.
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More than half of Unrwa's budget for programs goes toward education, and in 2016, 17 percent of the budget was set aside for health care.
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I print out a copy of my novel-in-progress, which I've had to set aside for a summer book tour and then pilot production.
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The bill passed last week, called the CARES Act, had numerous provisions for the healthcare industry, including a $100 billion fund set aside for hospitals.
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In fact, a 2401 survey by the Insured Retirement Institute found that 272% of baby boomers have zero savings set aside for their golden years.
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From the start, some scholarships were set aside for students from southern Africa, but for decades all of the recipients from those countries were white.
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Bryanna Ramirez, 24, beamed as Mr. Carson visited her two-bedroom apartment in a housing facility set aside for low-income parents who are working.
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Inside the two-story, 16,500-foot facility, sculls are stacked in four bays on the ground floor, while a fifth is set aside for sailing.
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Generally, you'll have to decide during open enrollment how much to set aside for the year, Weston said, and it can be a missed opportunity.
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But this January, the South African government announced R300 million would be set aside for emergency drought aid, following a R30 million allocation last year.
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The White House has set aside for now consideration of terminating the U.S. trade agreement with South Korea, a senior administration official said on Wednesday.
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"Defense counsel hung up and and ended the call within 9 minutes," Rhee said, adding that an hour had been set aside for the talks.
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First publicly announced by President Obama in February 2016, it calls for billions to be set aside for several critical projects, such as upgrading outmoded systems.
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Being a spontaneous person, I feel comfort knowing that I will always have a little money set aside for those weekend trips that require less planning.
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The portion of the offer set aside for retail investors was oversubscribed just 2.6 times, PSBC said in a filing on Tuesday, a comparatively low number.
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Ahead, we chatted with ten anonymous individuals across the U.S. to get some details on how much money they set aside for cannabis products each month.
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Massage and knead for 25 minutes, or set aside for 210 minutes, until you can bend a piece of daikon so the tips touch without breaking.
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She had to leave because they were in public housing specifically set aside for elderly residents, and the neighbors were complaining about her toddler being noisy.
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At the time of my visit, several banks of desks sat empty, and an entire section of the floor was bare, set aside for new hires.
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The big picture: With the IAAF's controversial ruling set aside for now, Semenya's path to compete at the world championships in September in Qatar is set.
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On Monday, it published its term sheet document for acquisitions, which spells out how much money it will set aside for escrow and for how long.
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Under pressure from Colombian voters, and perhaps the United States, the security forces uproot fields that are supposed to be set aside for voluntary crop substitution.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has scored the bill as costing $1.44 trillion, just under the $1.5 trillion the GOP budget set aside for tax reform.
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Congress simultaneously yanked $2.6 million of the CDC's funding — which just so happened to be the amount set aside for gun violence research, according to Science.
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The MPs noted that, in contrast to the splurge on trying to win medals, only £6m a year is set aside for Britain's anti-doping agency.
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Set aside for a moment the fact that the email controversy is largely bullshit; this is a much different phenomenon than the one that bedevils Trump.
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But Gillooly said that funding needs to be set aside for "safe contexts" for these treatments to be administered, and not just for-profit drug development.
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The "level three" alert includes measures to ensure that elderly and vulnerable people are checked up on regularly, and that rooms are set aside for shelter.
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So was a section of a Christian burial site, Saint Panteleimon, which the church, in response to the refugee crisis, had set aside for Islamic interment.
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The EU has agreed that the money originally set aside for the track modernization should be made available until 2020, well beyond the original 2014 deadline.
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Wells Fargo is expected to say how much money it has set aside for legal costs it can reasonably predict when management discusses results on Friday.
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The proceeds will be distributed to missions around the world, after enough is set aside for the sisters to live out their days in the Bronx.
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Roughly 1.0 billion won will be used to pay for entrance fees for Olympics venues and 100 million won has been set aside for transportation costs.
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And for the 22% of Americans who say they have less than $5,000 set aside for retirement, saving that much may seem like an impossible goal.
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Average assets set aside for retirement were almost seven times higher in September 2016 than they were in 1975, after adjusting for inflation and population growth.
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To put everything into perspective, consider that many Americans live paycheck to paycheck and millions of Americans don't have any money set aside for an emergency.
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That is just under the amount set aside for 2202 years, without allowing for any eligible illnesses other than serious mental illnesses and opioid use disorders.
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But Republicans are in disagreement over funds being set aside for Puerto Rico, which is still rebuilding from the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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If you're in the market for a giant 220-inch 8503K touchscreen computer (and have about $2850,2000 set aside for that), today is a good day.
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But this year, the City Council raised the amount set aside for the program beyond what the mayor's office had originally proposed, which was $8 million.
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For decades, we've been requiring that 20 percent of space in all major housing projects be set aside for social housing [what Americans call "public housing"].
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Some revenue would be set aside for the tolling system, which involves building overhead gantries to read E-ZPass transponders and cameras to scan license plates.
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Anyone who exhibits them should be given a mask and should deliver in an area set aside for pregnant people with possible Covid-19, she said.
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The Education Department said that about 7 percent of specialized seats would be set aside for students from nonpublic schools, like private schools or Catholic schools.
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Through Mr. Schumer's office, funding was quickly secured from money that had been set aside for recovery after Hurricane Sandy and work began in August 2013.
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Today, even as the sports section real estate set aside for horse racing shrinks each year, the Derby still captures the attention of casual sports fans.
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Roughly 1 billion won will be used to pay for entrance fees for Olympic venues, and 100 million won has been set aside for transportation costs.
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RBS has $3.3 billion set aside for the settlement, which is one of the last legs in allowing the bank to resume paying shareholders a dividend.
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The amount of cash ADCB set aside for bad loans rose to 352.2 million dirhams in the first quarter, compared with 241.3 million dirhams last year.
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Ivanka Trump served for several years as a trustee for a fortune set aside for the daughters of Rupert Murdoch, people familiar with the arrangement said.
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The portion of the EDI set aside for building partner capacity includes $200 million to continue advising, training and equipping Ukrainian forces battling Russian-backed separatists.
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Camels also compete in races, with total prize money for the festival of $57 million; of that, $31.8 million is set aside for the beauty pageant.
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In California and Oregon, 40 percent of the revenue from cap and trade is set aside for disadvantaged communities, but that's a single pot of money.
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The group talked about attending a vigil where a Muslim woman came and prayed for Wolf and Borrero at a spot set aside for their two friends.
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This week, the company proposed building 1,500 apartments near its campus in Menlo Park, California, 15 percent of which it would set aside for low-income families.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House has set aside for now consideration of terminating the U.S. trade agreement with South Korea, a senior administration official said on Wednesday.
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The company had about $200 million in cash at the end of last year, and had no funds set aside for legal liability, according to the Journal.
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He announced an allocation of 6.8 billion ringgit to the government's annual cash handouts program, with 10 billion ringgit to be set aside for subsidies next year.
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" As for whether any of the money being made is being set aside for Lil Tay, Angela Tian, responding via Cordero, said that it's "not anyone's business.
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Congress has said the White House should draw funds for the Zika fight from $2.7 billion set aside for public health projects aimed at the Ebola virus.
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I don't have $2,699 set aside for a new computer right now, and I can do everything I need to do with the computers I already own.
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The day has been set aside for us to celebrate women's contributions in all areas and explore how we can continue advancement for women in our society.
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Some pieces he sees through from beginning to end, while others might end up set aside for a while until he is ready to finish the design.
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In the Wall Street division, the amount set aside for compensation in 2015 fell 5 percent, while in the much larger consumer bank it fell 7 percent.
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At Goldman Sachs, where revenue slipped 25.175 percent last year, the amount of money set aside for employee pay was about the same as the previous year.
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In some cases, people who experienced this digital interaction roughly doubled what they were willing to set aside for retirement as compared to those who did not.
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Speaking to the crowd at UCF, Cooley encouraged students to "push a free speech agenda" by protesting outside the designated areas schools set aside for political advocacy.
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The Taiwanese people have been preparing for the ban's implementation for two years, a period set aside for them to build extra animal shelters, Channel NewsAsia reports.
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This helped to offset a 16.3 percent rise in impairments, the bank added without disclosing how much cash it set aside for bad debts during the period.
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The OCC report also said Wells Fargo may need to refund customers more than the $80 million the bank has set aside for payouts, the Times said.
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Chesapeake said it expects capital expenditures of $1.3 billion to $1.6 billion for 2020 that is well below $2.11 billion to $5373 billion set aside for 2019.
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Over five years, those premium surcharges sum to $36.7 billion or four and a half times the $8 billion set aside for the pre-existing condition subsidies.
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I was surprised at the verdict, was offended that individuals would hijack a piece of public land set aside for the recreation and enjoyment of all citizens.
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Within a few years after independence, India had set aside for Dalits and other disadvantaged castes about 23 percent of government jobs and seats in public universities.
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There were tents set aside for prayer, bonfires where we stopped for coffee and tea, and a kids' area with games and music (voice only; no instruments).
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This isn't the same as Inbox Zero—where information is being shoved into a box we've set aside for that purpose, and we're expected to read it.
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Bypass project aims to cut commutes In March 2010, money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 was set aside for high-speed rail initiatives.
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These laws typically require around 1 percent of construction and renovation costs for public buildings to be set aside for the purchase of artworks for the site.
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Ms. Soriano said her ex-husband had spent the money set aside for payroll and other taxes on videos, leaving the store more than $500,000 in debt.
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The Education Department is weighing whether to allow schools to buy guns with federal funding that had been set aside for enrichment in the country's poorest schools.
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Boeing Co could receive government loans under a $17 billion fund set aside for direct national security-related loans, Toomey said, adding that many companies could qualify.
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Boeing Co could receive government loans under a $17 billion fund set aside for direct national security-related loans, Toomey said, adding that many companies could qualify.
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But that's a bold exaggeration, as it includes $3 billion in stimulus funds set aside for revitalization efforts nationwide, and $5.5 billion in federal community development grants.
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The group reaffirmed a commitment to restoring the lake with the help of $415 million in federal money set aside for environmental projects in the Tahoe Basin.
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He also plans to release some $2050 billion in subsidies his administration set aside for farmers and ranchers targeted by retaliatory tariffs over the last two years.
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The agency said last week that it did not seek to draw on the $13.5 billion expected to be set aside for wildfire victims in the bankruptcy.
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They may want to try on Christianity, or Buddhism, or whatever — even Wiccans at the United States Air Force Academy have an area set aside for worship.
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Generous brick houses once set aside for the bosses front the factory grounds on 111th Street, with shady rows of smaller workers' housing stretching away for blocks.
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When thinking through the possibility of a loan, you should also consider whether your parents have enough money set aside for unexpected expenses, such as medical bills.
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Mr. Gates ordered more helicopters to Afghanistan to evacuate wounded troops, and directed that helicopters previously set aside for rescuing downed pilots be reassigned to medical evacuation.
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You should continue to keep money set aside for emergencies, ensure that you're still meeting your necessary costs and earmark funds for splurges, based on your circumstances.
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Two years ago, Saudi Arabia set into action a plan called Vision 2030 to diversify its economy, with $2.7 billion set aside for entertainment, according to Billboard.
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Apple has had its eye on a big splash in the market for months now with a reported $1-billion war chest set aside for original programming.
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One of the Beefeaters said they make up an entire community, and a whole section of the complex's southwest corner seemed to be set aside for homes.
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What if that scheme relied heavily on a misconception that the money collected was being set aside for the contributor to get back at a later time?
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More than $123 million will go toward drug inspection at ports of entry, and money has been set aside for 212 more Customs and Border Protection officers.
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After moving to the Bronx from Florida three years ago, Mr. Smith was living in a nursing home while awaiting permanent housing set aside for disabled people.
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The curriculum was tweaked, funding set aside for textbooks and training, and a new screening test introduced for six-year-olds, to check teachers were doing as told.
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PARIS, May 3 (Reuters) - France will offer savers broader income tax exemptions on money they set aside for retirement, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday.
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Since the early 2000s, landlords and politicians began turning areas previously set aside for river flooding into fields, while the Irrigation Department turned a blind eye, Aslam said.
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This is another favored mechanism among Republicans, but critics have said it does little to help those who don't have funds to set aside for health care bills.
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The agency just completed the first phase of a study that found Wi-Fi can operate in the 5.9 GHz band set aside for vehicle communication without interference.
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While inside, she and Prince William were presented with a tray of cakes (baked by charity members) and tea — with some almond milk especially set aside for Kate.
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I had to touch one of the shutter blades for myself, and it was, of course, set aside for a thorough clean after I'd made contact with it.
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As it was, the two spaces set aside for Pence and his wife were left empty and seats for others were shuffled to more closely match normal protocols.
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The company at the time said its total pre-tax charges from the spill set aside for criminal and civil penalties and cleanup costs were around $53.8 billion.
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The ECB has come under fire in recent weeks, particularly in Italy, for setting blanket rules on how much money banks should set aside for new unpaid loans.
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Funding for the Coral Sea links comes from Australia's A$1.3 billion Pacific aid budget, separate from what is set aside for domestic infrastructure projects like broadband internet.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled that the space set aside for bleachers does not impede on the group's First Amendment rights to assemble.
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For the fourth quarter, the bank reported a 64 percent jump in non-compensation costs due mainly to the $1.95 billion set aside for litigation and regulatory issues.
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Or imagine your kids' allowance automatically accruing to them weekly via text — and an allowance "bonus" applied to any money they set aside for savings instead of spending.
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The commission asked utilities to transfer provisions set aside for storage sooner than expected, starting with a first instalment totalling 17.2 billion euros no later than early 2017.
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Of course, even if tens of billions of dollars more were set aside for road improvements, that would not on its own guarantee that traffic congestion would ease.
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If you don't have money set aside for unexpected expenses and repairs like new brake pads or a new set of wheels, you're setting yourself up for disaster.
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If you're getting the full match, that's a great place to start, but the more you can set aside for your future self, the better off you'll be.
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That has forced lenders to employ other tactics to maintain profitability, such as cutting the amount of cash set aside for future losses, or issuing asset-backed securities.
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The amount set aside for bonuses swelled by more than a third, even as staff levels fell 5 percent as Goldman reversed its mistimed hiring exuberance last year.
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The key elements include: $274 billion set aside for direct payments to individuals and families, $2000 billion in small business loans and $212 billion in unemployment insurance benefits.
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The two old friends sought to put together a deal for a Moscow tower that would reportedly have included a $50 million penthouse set aside for Russia's president.
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Pekoske said leave that is set aside for sickness and bad weather can be used by part-time workers if they need to recover from contracting the coronavirus.
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Therefore, the goal of securing a comprehensive peace agreement needs to be set aside for now, and preserving hope for a two-state solution be made the objective.
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Kim Reynolds of Iowa, a Republican, signed a law last March that forbids public universities to create free speech zones that are set aside for protests and demonstrations.
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A large financial settlement was won on her behalf, and now that she is 18, it has to be determined whether any money was set aside for her.
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The Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously Thursday to take a swath of airwaves long set aside for auto safety and open it up for WiFi and other uses.
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Neuwirth, who grew up near Milwaukee, was working two jobs to cover her living expenses and quickly running through the money her mother had set aside for college.
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The altercation started when Davis cut in front of several customers in a line set aside for ordering the fast food chain's popular new chicken sandwich, authorities said.
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Perhaps the protesting local pols were merely hoping that their anger would translate to a better deal on the margins -- more money set aside for infrastructure, for example.
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More than two-thirds reported they owed some form of long-term debt, while only 32 percent had three months of their household expenses set aside for emergencies.
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With the David Rockefeller Fund, which allows spouses to be involved as full board members just like blood relatives, money is set aside for so-called discretionary grants.
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Other money has been set aside for specific projects, including 13 million euros for Nero's Golden House, which has been undergoing restorations — and has been open intermittently — for years.
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The bank cut compensation and benefits set aside for employees in the first quarter by 20% to $3.26 billion, or about $90,780 for each of the bank's 35,23 workers.
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Assuming that Cuomo's 9-to-2000 calculation is correct, that figure still presumes that no other company would build on the land that has been set aside for Amazon.
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The company still earned $2.4 billion in profit for the quarter, and with the cash now set aside for the fine, CEO Mark Zuckerberg can resume business as usual.
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In the coming weeks, there's an entire day set aside for saving on in-store shopping and one for saving on online shopping, but the deals don't stop there.
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A DARPA representative explained that $75 million is set aside for funding various projects under these headings, though the specifics are known only to the participants at this point.
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Set aside for a moment whether or not the Trump campaign partnered with Russia in some way and let's focus solely on the "collusion is not a crime" bit.
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Critics of Obama's move said the 1.3 million acres set aside for this monument is a far larger area than needed to protect the tribal history of the area.
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Goldman Sachs did not raise the amount of money it set aside for employee pay, and pay declined at the investment bank and wealth management divisions of Morgan Stanley.
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Over the years, as DHS has built 654 miles of barriers and wall on the border, it has sliced and diced land set aside for shrinking populations of wildlife.
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"We are using the court documents to review what we still need to set aside for the annual accounts," a spokesman said on Wednesday, declining to provide further details.
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Despite concerns, reports from the Associate Press note that none of the more than $50,000 set aside for Planned Parenthood under Medicaid in the state paid for abortion services.
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He calculates that only 16% of the land in new residential areas developed since 1990 has been set aside for roads—about half as much as planners think necessary.
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He calculates that only 16% of the land in new residential areas developed since 1990 has been set aside for roads—about half as much as planners think ideal.
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Above the space set aside for a replacement library, the developers erected a 2000-story hotel and apartment tower called the Baccarat, for which the adjective "luxury" scarcely suffices.
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Allowing the tank to get below a quarter can clog the furnace, so it's critical that we keep money set aside for fuel delivery, and check the tank regularly.
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Automakers, states and safety advocates are urging the White House not to open up a portion of the wireless spectrum currently set aside for vehicles with Wi-Fi technology.
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These visas are set aside for individuals from countries that had at one time low immigration levels, with the sole goal of increasing the diversity of the immigrant population.
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The vast majority have now been bought, sealed off, or set aside for historical preservation and are dotted around Switzerland, often still disguised as barns, houses and medieval castles.
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For the fourth quarter, the bank reported a 64 percent jump in non-compensation costs due mainly to $1.95 billion that was set aside for litigation and regulatory issues.
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The funds and eligible liabilities that banks have to set aside for a possible bail-in come in addition to their core capital buffers to tap in a crisis.
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Play spaces that were designed to recruit twentysomething workers are out; low-key but tasteful furniture is in, as are areas set aside for quiet work and group collaboration.
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A leaked draft outline of the infrastructure plan showed that broadband access projects were included as part of the 28503 percent of dollars set aside for rural infrastructure spending.
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One reason for the delay was that Housing Court has just one room set aside for the entire borough of Brooklyn to hear repair-related proceedings brought by tenants.
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You need to account for all these income sources as you hash out your tax liability for the year and determine how much to set aside for quarterly payments.
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They will run at the Japanese Garden on the West Los Angeles V.A. Campus, and 2,000 tickets will be set aside for active and retired members of the military.
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He argued that all three approaches unfold in a space set aside for the purpose and proceed as if according to a script, with prescribed roles for every participant.
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The Fort Worth-based airline said it expects about $2319 billion of the $50 billion set aside for airlines in a sweeping coronavirus relief bill Congress passed last week.
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The Fort Worth-based airline said it expects about $12 billion of the $50 billion set aside for airlines in a sweeping coronavirus relief bill Congress passed last week.
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Another was set aside for a play space, so on especially grueling days the designers could bring their children, as well as someone to mind them, to the theater.
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So many people requested time to speak that they were spread out over three meeting rooms in the state capitol during the two days set aside for the hearing.
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Nine trailers will be set aside for working homeless families in the Bay Area city, and six of the trailers will be for homeless youth, according to the Chronicle.
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In the meantime, Israel would freeze settlements in the territory that Mr. Trump has set aside for the Palestinians, much of it areas the Israelis have little interest in.
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The spending deal struck by Congress in December kept wall funding at the same level -- less than $1.4 billion -- that was set aside for the wall the previous year.
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But the biggest question came no closer to resolution: how many billions of dollars it needs to set aside for damage, injuries and deaths that its equipment has caused.
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So one way to make absolutely certain that you won't end up needing the funds that you set aside for your grandchildren is to write them into your will.
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And for the 22% of Americans who say they have less than $5,000 set aside for retirement, saving that much may seem like an impossible goal to work toward.
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Rector asked for part of his last meal to be set aside for later—a sign that he did not fully understand how severely he was to be punished.
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Under this scenario, Trump's demand that Congress limit immigration preferences for nonnuclear family members and end the diversity visa lottery program would be set aside for a later debate.
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The interior ministry said nearly 5,83 migrants had been given shelter, either in centres around France or at a container park in the Jungle set aside for young people.
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The bank's compensation ratio, which measures dollars per revenue set aside for pay and benefits, declined to 39 percent from 41 percent in the prior and year-ago quarter.
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With funding from the Obama-era American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, of which an estimated $90 billion was set aside for green initiatives, Pinderhughes launched Roots of Success in 22020.
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Mercer Island, for example, isn't a wilderness preserve — it's a rich snob-zoning enclave where most of the land is set aside for lots of at least 8,000 square feet.
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Authorities confirmed to CNN that one billion Thai baht ($31 million) was set aside for the coronation, about one third of the cost of the late King's funeral in 20063.
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This year it had 14 such robots on hand, though the organizers had originally planned to have fewer set aside for attendees with physical disabilities that prevented them from traveling.
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A third source said Trump told top officials in an October meeting that he wanted to claw back congressional funds that had previously been set aside for Puerto Rico's recovery.
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With Frogmore's peaceful surroundings and room set aside for when Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, comes to visit, the Los Angeles-raised former actress could opt to skip the hospital entirely.
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The ISNA news agency said fans around the stadium cheered as the women entered the stands set aside for them, which an official said had a capacity of 850 seats.
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From the start of this year, banks had to comply with IFRS 9 accounting rules, which set out stricter provisions on what banks have to set aside for problem loans.
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In the end, the company seemed mainly interested in tax incentives and being allowed to make a corner of NYC once set aside for public housing and schools its own.
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Set aside for a moment the audacity to conflate a router with the second coming of Christ, and you still have a device that insults the eyes with its presence.
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The government declined to answer any questions on cost, in particular whether the money set aside for the interim order would come out of the initial budget for the planes.
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A 2250-unit housing project for pensioners, with 270% of flats set aside for the formerly homeless, was nixed after fierce opposition from locals in the prosperous Forest Hill neighbourhood.
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That money will come from selling or raising financing from 140 real estate properties that had been set aside for the benefit of the pensions, the PBGC said on Wednesday.
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Neuroscientific research shows that playtime is critical to developing the cognitive, creative and communications skills needed in the future, and yet time set aside for play is being squeezed everywhere.
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But there's been longstanding criticism that HSAs are another tax shelter that don't help lower-income people who don't have a lot of money to set aside for medical care.
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So far, the $1.4 million grant that Health Canada gave the BCCDC is set aside for the first phase of the trial, in which human beings will distribute the drugs.
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Which is to say, Ubisoft and EA and Microsoft and Nintendo and Discord aren't just competing with each other for whatever pool of money gamers set aside for monthly dues.
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While total spending was 0.1 percent behind where the government had estimated, the money set aside for departments and capital projects is typically spent by the end of the year.
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Set aside for a moment the fact that it is within the power of all Republican elites to disavow candidates who abandon basic civic duties, or to endorse their opponents.
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A box at the Manhattan theater where Moore is performing "The Terms of My Surrender" will be set aside for Trump or his family, according to The New York Post.
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They have each chosen three books: two that will be published this summer that are especially appealing and one older title that they've set aside for longer and warmer days.
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Some of Mr. Thévenet's security staff, who were trained in first aid, worked alongside the firefighters and emergency responders; a room in the club was set aside for the dead.
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There may be no better use for the European fund set aside for security and policy cooperation than to help secure the civil status of our partners in West Africa.
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Some of the teak seating around the planters tapers down to planks only a few inches tall — as if they had been set aside for the comfort of visiting hamsters.
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The new pre-tax charge will be taken in the Zurich-based bank's third-quarter results and is in addition to its existing legal reserves set aside for the case.
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Thanks largely to the surprise extra bank account, he had some money left over from his father that he didn't need to set aside for his and my mother's retirement.
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Through the first half of the year, Barclays held firm to its plans, slashing the money set aside for bonuses in the first half by 23% from the prior year.
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Under the program, known as 2120-a, 225 percent of apartments in buildings whose units were otherwise market rate had to be set aside for low- and moderate-income tenants.
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However, those with more complicated returns may want to look at their returns to ensure that their paychecks don't have too much or too little money set aside for taxes.
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But you should have some money set aside for the unexpected; even if nothing goes wrong, you might need to buy some lamps and throw pillows when you move in.
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SpringWorks, based in New York, also scours the pipelines of other pharma companies for compounds set aside for lack of resources, hoping to license some of them for further testing.
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Mr. de Blasio's current housing policy, Housing New York 2.0, calls for 5 percent of the 1803,000 units to be set aside for the homeless, a total of 15,000 apartments.
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Friday's foray into Fresnes prison on the southern edge of the capital is a different affair, but exceptional because of the lengthy six hours Macron set aside for the visit.
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Wednesday's fine was not included in the 25.8 billion euros of provisions that VW set aside for the diesel cheating scandal, and would hit earnings, analysts at Evercore ISI said.
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She tries to get the bulk of her work completed during her kids' lunch hour, nap time and the down time she's set aside for them to be on technology.
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But a spokesperson said the percentage of capital it has set aside for projects in fiscal 9.383 and 2020 is at least two times what it's used in the past.
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He also said the khat was hurting the country economically, as tracts of agricultural land, traditionally set aside for exports like coffee, was now dedicated to cultivating the addictive plant.
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He said Pakistan would like the IMF to consider the loan separately to funds it had already set aside for losses to economies across the world due to the pandemic.
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Inside a dorm set aside for teenage girls, the walls were spare, dotted with snapshots of birthday parties and painted with inspirational maxims; the doors lock from inside and out.
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In the United States those differences are the basis for Title IX and its hugely popular mandate that separate and equal funding be set aside for girls' and women's sport.
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Miss Cynthia is one of my mother's oldest friends, and when we would visit the library she would always have books set aside for me and my brother to read.
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The county collects a 5% tax on all short-term vacation stays, with part of the money reserved for destination marketing and money set aside for emergencies such as this.
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"We have to accept that we cannot force them to incriminate themselves," Richter Reuschle said, adding the trial dates set aside for witness testimony through mid-November had been canceled.
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Vivendi said the settlement would have a positive net cash impact of 270 million euros ($295 million), because the payout is less than it had set aside for the litigation.
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These apartments are earmarked for families and individuals who meet income requirements, with about 19893 percent of the units set aside for three-person households making no more than $21989,1989.
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Set aside for a moment the fact that similar concerns could have been (and often were) raised about any number of former Justices — Antonin Scalia, in particular, comes to mind.
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This week, the National Association of Broadcasters filed comments with the Federal Communications Commission arguing against Microsoft's request for one nationwide channel to be set aside for white-spaces use.
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Boeing cost estimates do not include any litigation expense for the families of victims of the crashes, although it does include $100 million set aside for a victims compensation fund.
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The I.R.S. encourages workers to review their paycheck withholdings each year and file a new W-4, if needed, to be sure enough money is being set aside for taxes.
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The state also included cash in the form of $220 million in transferable tax credits set aside for filmmakers and insurance companies, and which Tesla could sell to other companies.
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The seventh floor of the building has space set aside for Amazon employees to teach coding classes, read to children, or provide resume help or mock job interviews for adults.
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Right now I don't have anything due, but if I promise somebody an article or a review, Sunday is going to be the day that I set aside for that.
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Land that is less productive may be left fallow this year or set aside for other purposes, such as hunting or grazing livestock, said Warren Preston, the USDA's deputy chief economist.
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China has lowered the level of reserves that commercial banks need to set aside for the fifth time in a year, to spur lending, particularly to small and medium-sized firms.
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Some smaller funds will also be set aside for poster boards, paints, and snacks for the children's political poster-making workshop, led by Pred's nine-year-old daughter before the parade.
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"You should recall that very little has been set aside for 1967 income taxes, and that a sizable amount must yet be raised to meet them," wrote Cash's lawyer Bruce Thompson.
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China has lowered the level of reserves that commercial banks need to set aside for the fifth time in a year to spur lending, particularly to small and medium-sized firms.
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There is more money set aside for people who have out-of-pocket expenses for hack-related issues, like identity theft that resulted in the loss of a loan and such.
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The reform, which the minister outlined on France 2 TV ahead of a news conference, would allow people to deduct from taxable income any money set aside for retirement, he said.
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As Trump and Kushner visited the area of the wall set aside for men, Melania Trump and Ivanka, Kushner's wife, visited a separate nearby section where women are allowed to pray.
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We can set aside, for a moment, though not forever, the fact that Selena Gomez's best album to date is already called Revival and was released a mere two years ago.
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She said items often were set aside for the bishop's family, and other witnesses recalled seeing carts and pallets loaded with meat, fish and turkeys not available to other FLDS families.
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Hunt said he was looking at a model which would see two-thirds of the lottery's proceeds go to sport, with the remainder set aside for the arts and heritage protection.
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The funding includes money set aside for Israeli missile defense, which in the past had been funded ad-hoc by US Congress to the tune of up to $600 million annually.
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A community pool of $22,22019 was set aside for each 30-minute episode of HitRecord on TV, then distributed among all the content creators who make contributions to the final product.
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Gulp: In a room set aside for kid hackers, an 11-year-old girl hacked a replica of the Florida secretary of state's website within 10 minutes — and changed the results.
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Applicants who perfectly match the qualifications are set aside for recruiter review, while other applicants are placed in an "unqualified" pool, ranked by how close they fit with the job requirements.
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Two years have been set aside for the Brexit talks and Britain risks crashing out of the 28-state bloc on March 29, 2019, without a deal on future trade terms.
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The development's nucleus of housing, businesses, and shops would be balanced by a European-style public plaza and several parks, with 23 percent of the site set aside for green space.
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For the banks, it would mean millions of dollars that are being set aside for really no reason could be redeployed to business and personal loans that could grow the economy.
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For FY21, more than 21,21 petitions were filed for 230,13 new H-21B visas, of which 21,24 slots were set aside for master's candidates, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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In part of a low-frequency airwaves auction, which includes spectrum set aside for non-dominant carriers, No.3 U.S. wireless player T-Mobile was the only major bidder in sight.
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Analysts at Zuercher Kantonalbank reckoned more than half of the 1.2 billion Swiss francs ($1.20 billion) UBS has set aside for non-core legal risks was dedicated to the U.S. case.
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In a statement issued by the central bank, the commission said it would raise the amount regularly auctioned from a pool of $20 billion set aside for the purpose in February.
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I don't want to give my kids an easy ride by any means, but I want to make sure that they are provided for and have money set aside for college.
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Analysts at Zuercher Kantonalbank reckon more than half of the 1.2 billion Swiss francs ($1.20 billion) UBS has set aside for non-core legal risks was dedicated to the U.S. case.
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There, displayed near paintings of George W. Bush and Barack Obama and in a space set aside for President Donald Trump, was a portrait of a very different president: Vladimir Putin.
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Normally after a political figure of Scalia's stature dies, politics is set aside for at least a day in favor of more magnanimous statements underscoring the deceased's importance and civil service.
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When he was forced out in September amid sexual harassment and assault allegations, $20 million was set aside for grants and the remaining $120 million was set up in a trust.
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In some ways, that 2018 grant was just optics because the executives are still earning the tranches of stock grants set aside for them in earlier years, like 2016 and 2017.
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The company pays their room and board, allowed them to go on a shopping spree at its Boston location and puts them up at houses set aside for Jack Wills employees.
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The creditors said $23 million has been set aside for lawyers and advisers and $2.85 million for bonuses for executives, yet landlords and suppliers are still waiting for their administrative payments.
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Beginning in 2628, Toyota and Lexus will include systems on cars that enable those signals by using Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) on a radio frequency set aside for that purpose.
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The analysts said they thought more than half of the 1.2 billion Swiss francs ($1.20 billion) UBS has set aside for non-core legal risks was dedicated to the U.S. case.
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Protection for the caribou is controversial in the United States partly because snowmobilers want to ride on the public lands that were to have been set aside for the endangered species.
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The 10 feature films he made in the middle years of that decade — on which his reputation as a great filmmaker rests — are mentioned and then set aside for later discussion.
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Making parts for the Arrows is a small piece of Hitran's overall business, Mr. Hindle said, but he keeps a work area in the Flemington factory set aside for that purpose.
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Kim feels guilty about the imminent eviction of crusty ol' Everett Acker, who owns a home on land that Kim's biggest client, Mesa Verde, has set aside for a call center.
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In 1995, he pushed through a state income tax cut and helped pay for it by taking more than $200 million in tax revenues that had been set aside for transit.
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For the new show, Ms. Stingily is making pieces from synthetic hair, a medium she had set aside for a time, tired of having to explain it to non-black people.
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The budget proposal released by the administration in March earmarked $19.1 billion for NASA, with $3.7 billion set aside for a deep-space exploration program that would require the Orion capsule.
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Hong said the government will fund efforts to contain the virus using the emergency fund from the existing budget, including 20.8 billion won ($17.8 million) set aside for anti-epidemic measures.
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Hong said the government will fund efforts to contain the virus using the emergency fund from the existing budget, including 20.8 billion won ($17.8 million) set aside for anti-epidemic measures.
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Guterres said the organization was so cash-strapped that it had been forced to borrow reserves set aside for UN Peacekeeping Operations in order to meet expenditure needs in recent months.
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Let's set aside, for a moment, the moral victory represented by each life saved and look at what this means from the standpoint of exploding medical costs and health-care policy.
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Meanwhile the European Union has requested from the ministry of foreign affairs that one or more service centers be set aside for diplomats with special gas, according to a European diplomat.
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The review comes amid opposition by some conservative lawmakers and businesses to plans to lift the minimum amount of an employee's salary an employer must set aside for the employee's retirement.
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Mediocredito will use 500 million euros to buy into a capital raising at Popolare di Bari while the rest will be set aside for future requirements, a source said on Sunday.
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Juliet Pierre-Antoine, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, said Whedco's set-aside for aging musicians was different from housing for live-work spaces for artists.
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Money set aside for a down payment, a home renovation fund, and cash for next year&aposs holiday purchases are a few good uses for a CD.Read more personal finance coverage.
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As Motherboard noted last week, the $31 million the FTC set aside for the payouts was hugely inadequate, covering just 240,000 of the 1473 million victims of the hack and leak.
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An early point of contention will be Bears Ears National Monument in Utah, a vast canyon region set aside for protection in late December by Mr. Obama, using the Antiquities Act.
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This year, February — a month usually set aside for celebrating the achievements of African-Americans — was dominated by a national reckoning with blackface and a series of apologies for racist behavior.
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Chaiyapat Paitoon, vice president for strategic planning, said more than half that overall sum will be used to build up existing operations, with about 224-143 billion baht set aside for acquisitions.
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Some 2 billion euros of the 10 billion set aside for the scheme in the budget will be used to beef up and modernize the country's job centers, which are notoriously inefficient.
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Let's set aside for a moment questions about how to deal with drug dealers who don't have addictions and what level of punishment or consequences might be appropriate when selling is illegal.
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Draft Beto PAC — a patchwork group of social media influencers, activists, and campaign aides — is raising money set-aside for O'Rourke if he runs, and holding that money in an escrow account.
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And Prototype Capital and a few other micro-funds focus on investing in student founders, but overall, there's a shortage of capital set aside for entrepreneurs still making their way through school.
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It's true that Muzzle was randomly generated, but Beyond's toolset will still shave hours off of character creation—a task I usually set aside for an entire session as a dungeon master.
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In the second phase, the finalists were invited to compete for nearly $1 billion in federal funds, of which $181 million was set aside for projects in New York and New Jersey.
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The gay pride rally has been held since 2009 under stringent public assembly laws at Speakers' Corner, an area set aside for demonstrations, performances and exhibitions for citizens and permanent residents only.
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The loss of this overseas dumping ground means that plastics, paper, and glass set aside for recycling by Americans is being stuffed into domestic landfills or is simply burned in vast volumes.
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Lil B and the Based God have a special reserve batch of hellfire and brimstone set aside for Harden, however, because Lil B claims that Harden stole his patented cooking hand gesture.
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Saputo Jr, who said his company has used all of its CETA quota, noted that 60 percent of the quota was set aside for small companies, something that was eliminated for CPTPP.
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The bank reported after the market's close on Friday that third-quarter net profit more than halved because the funds it set aside for soured loans nearly doubled from a year earlier.
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The European Parliament has proposed reducing the transfer by 50 million euros next year, with another 30 million euros set aside for further cuts should the relationship with Turkey deteriorate even more.
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They have disbursed only a fraction of the $123 million the United Nations expected to set aside for elections in Congo as they await clarification on how the voting will be conducted.
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However, of the $300 million annual funding set aside for this, much ends up in the pockets of "generals" or officials, analysts say - an endemic problem in a country famous for graft.
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Many of the old, folding metal front-stretch seats were sold to fans as souvenirs, while some were set aside for use in one of the dining areas of the refreshed stadium.
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Angola's state oil company Sonangol has suspended all talks relating to assets sales and in Nigeria, the government has warned about using funds set aside for oil projects to fill budget shortfalls.
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Roy Blunt said the Senate Appropriations health care subcommittee does not yet know what it wants to do with the $6 billion set aside for opioid response in Congress' big budget deal.
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An internal investigation found that over several years, Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper and Sister Lana Chang used funds set aside for St. James Catholic School, Monsignor Michael Meyers said in the letter.
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It would hold an innovative, two-sided auction to free airwaves set aside for broadcast TV decades ago, but now frozen in time and blocking far more valuable uses in mobile wireless.
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"America's governed by rules of law, and those are not ones that the president of the United States or anybody else can just set aside for the sake of expediency," Obama said.
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The remaining five percent is set aside for "airdropping," which essentially means that small amounts will be given to people who already own Ethereum's Ether coin to stoke interest and widen engagement.
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Once a work is sold, 40 percent of the proceeds goes to the artist who created the work, and 32 percent is set aside for the other artists in the same trust.
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Around 80 percent of the Nyansapo festival is reserved for black women only, but there is a space set aside for black people of any gender, and another space open to all.
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Canisters are then set aside for about five days to ensure airtight sealing to keep that tennis ball smell (from the rubber and felt) fresh inside until cracked open to be used.
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Since then, a limited amount of the housing for sale has been set aside for either natives or those foreigners who have lived in Gibraltar for at least three years, agents said.
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Three of them were credited in tandem with a man; two presented their work in the small Chapelle des Pénitents Blancs, a venue Mr. Py has set aside for family-friendly productions.
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But $250 billion has been set aside for direct payments to individuals and families, while $350 billion will be used for small business loans and $250 billion will fund unemployment insurance benefits.
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Some of those customers, he added, have budgets set aside for alternative energy spending — and in those cases, solar and wind projects, which still were backed by credits, were suddenly more attractive.
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Silent, yes, but never withdrawn — whenever I entered the choir set aside for retreatants, the monks as they entered their choir would smile and nod in a connectedness that needed no words.
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But that's on top of another A$173 million set aside for the Sir John Monash Centre in France, along with A$217m for official histories of Iraq, Afghanistan and East Timor.
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A separate $500 billion pool of money is set aside for bailing out larger businesses hurt by the crisis with emergency loans — a provision of the bill key to its Republican support.
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After all, no one had previously used the unremarkable section of the tax code called 230(k) to defer paying taxes on money that rank-and-file workers set aside for retirement.
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Prorogations typically only last a matter of days, but this one is lengthy because it encompasses a period of time previously set aside for Parliament to recess for annual political party conferences.
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That spending level places it on the same level as WarnerMedia and Netflix (although, it's still far under Disney's reported $22 billion investment in content, with $1 billion set aside for Disney+).
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"Knowing that, and knowing how people have spent their lives working and giving their time to this company, you'd think they would make sure there was something set aside for these people."
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The current Senate budget only has $1 billion set aside for mandatory cuts from the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, and that's intended to pave the way for fast-tracking arctic drilling.
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If you don't have money set aside for hiring a divorce attorney and other related expenses, try to agree with your spouse about each spending a conservative and comparable amount, Clarke says.
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It asks that $3.4 billion, for example, be set aside for developing a lunar Human Landing System, "the first directed funding for such a system since Apollo," according to the budget document.
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A senior Transportation Department official in a call with reporters Tuesday afternoon clarified that the administration's issue is with the funding set aside for the project in the current omnibus spending bill.
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If, say, 25 percent of carbon revenues were set aside for children, that creates a potentially game-changing pot of money for kids, while the bulk is reinvested in improving green infrastructure.
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Canadian-listed First Quantum is studying the expansion even as it is entangled with Zambian state miner ZCCM-IH over profits from the mine that have been set aside for the project.
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The $70 million would be in addition to $50 million Hapoalim has already set aside for the U.S. investigation into whether it helped American clients evade U.S. taxes at its Swiss unit.
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It's now easier than ever to incorporate acids into your routine at home, regardless of your skin type or how much time you set aside for skin care each morning and night.
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Pay yourself periodically from a separate business accountOnce you have an adequate amount set aside for taxes, distribute funds from your business checking account to your personal account on a periodic basis.
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Officials believe some of the protected land should be legally set aside for logging rather than monuments, Zinke said, and they're considering what to do about private land within the monument borders.
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It returns to the states the power to exclude health care centers that perform abortions from receiving Title X money set aside for family planning and related preventive health services for women.
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Officials believe some of the protected land should be legally set aside for logging rather than monuments, Zinke said, and they're considering what to do about private land within the monument borders.
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And, ALL tickets should be set aside for those games, so a box seat that might normally go for $150 would be only $15 and $20 upper-deck seats would be $2.
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About half the apartments there are designated as permanently affordable, some of them set aside for people who lived in the neighborhood when it was cleared for redevelopment in the late 1960s.
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Toward that end, the Army Corps of Engineers has been directed to study whether it can divert about $13.9 billion in emergency aide set aside for Puerto Rico, Florida, Texas and California.
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That order came after the Government Accountability Office released a study in December showing the VA spent only $57,000 of $6.2 million set aside for suicide prevention media outreach in fiscal year 2018.
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At a former job, an editor told me that people didn't want to read pieces that were critical of Breaking Bad during a week we had set aside for pieces about the show.
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Nye himself says America's national parks are unfortunately full of clear-cut signs of how global warming is hurting the precious lands our ancestors set aside for future generations of Americans to enjoy.
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After the ruling, French officials said the migrants would now have to live in the metal containers set aside for them next to the Jungle, or be dispersed in reception centers across France.
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The entire previous week had been set aside for jury selection, and after three days of interviewing more than 70 people, the judge and attorneys for both sides thought they had finally finished.
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As part of legislation signed into law in December, the cap on the amount that can be set aside for transit will continue to be equal to the maximum amount allowed for parking.
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The $92 million Parkline project, which was financed with $72 million in state housing bonds, also has 51 apartments set aside for lower-income renters, all of which have been awarded by lottery.
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The clearance rack was arranged very similarly to how it would be in the US. Within the section, there was a small area set aside for items being sold at even further discounts.
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The higher figure owes to a projected increase in tax refunds and to contingencies set aside for uncertainties that might require big expenditures such as the precarious state of Puerto Rico's public pensions.
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Funds initially set aside for halting clinical studies on cancer drug evofosfamide, which failed in two late-stage trials a year ago, were reduced by roughly 40 million euros, shoring up quarterly earnings.
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In all, we infused four different oils, using four different ganja strains, for use in four different preparations (three savory and one dessert), with a joint of each strain set aside for smoking.
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A large contingent of Holman inmates are serving life without parole, and there are 168 cells set aside for death row inmates, who are executed on site at the state's only death chamber.
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Mr. Bolsonaro supports making it easier for miners, loggers and farmers to get access to protected parts of the Amazon and believes indigenous groups have too much land set aside for their control.
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Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic, too, seem unfazed by the incident as they continue their push to reduce the size of capital cushions that banks must set aside for bad times.
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Loan loss provision ratios measure banks' ability to withstand future losses from bad loans, and are calculated using the cash set aside for future losses and the total volume of non-performing loans.
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But at the time the US and Oman signed their deal, US officials told Reuters the Chinese didn't appear to have done any work in the part of Duqm set aside for them.
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Tickets for Centre Court started at £60 on Monday, the first day of play, and would cost £145 on the second Wednesday, the last day seats are set aside for day-of sales.
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The Boeing Financial Assistance Fund set aside for the victims' relatives is half of a $100 million pledge "to address family and community needs of those affected by the tragedies," announced in July.
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For example, in a single remote national preserve set aside for the saola and other rare animals, 22018,264 cheap but fatally efficient wire snares were found in 22016, the most recent year tallied.
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But along the way, it didn't quite know how to stretch out what story it had set aside for this season, which resulted in a very oddly paced, herky-jerky sort of season.
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We might say, okay, you can continue to have that favorable stock treatment, but only if you have at least as much money set aside for some sort of employee profit-sharing plan.
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It's an expensive meal when you consider those flights ($21 for food/drinks), but the flights are coming out of my savings for the trip (I have $1,000 set aside for it right now).
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The big picture: Trump also told senior officials last month that he would like to claw back some of the federal money Congress has already set aside for Puerto Rico's disaster recovery, claiming mismanagement.
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Early April in Kawasaki, Japan, is set aside for the Kanamara Matsuri, or the festival of the steel phallus, in which a hundred thousand revelers come here to celebrate one thing: the male organ.
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Nearly 20 years ago, Congress passed the Dickey Amendment, which stipulated that no funds set aside for injury prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could be used to promote gun control.
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"It could be still possible to see the deal by the end of this year if Vattenfall agrees with a buyer on transferring provisions set aside for plant and mine decommissioning," he told Reuters.
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So, if last year your state income taxes came to a quarter of your federal taxes, that means that for every $100 you set aside for federal taxes, set aside $25 for the state.
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A 2016 survey by HomeServe found that as many as 25% of homeowners don't have savings set aside for household repairs, but nearly half have needed an emergency repair in the previous 12 months.
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Another factor behind the land revival is that some land sales removed a requirement that part of the land developers buy must be set aside for rental housing, which could delay returns on investment.
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About one third of the EU's 1-trillion euro budget for 2014-2020 is now set aside for projects in poorer, mainly eastern countries and regions of the bloc through so-called "structural funds".
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It calls for the creation of an emergency fund to respond to disease outbreaks, though does not detail how much money would be set aside for it or where that money might come from.
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AROUND 15 years ago, when the machinery of the European Union was being refashioned into its present form, one of the hottest debates concerned what role, if any, would be set aside for God.
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What's more, the company says that tracking those deductions has translated into an effective tax rate of 8.7% for drivers—much lower than the 30% that's recommended for contractors to set aside for taxes.
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"As those who have been affected by the federal government shutdown this year can attest, financial challenges can arise quickly and it's critical to have money set aside for those unexpected hardships," Carlisle added.
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In the budget plan sent to Capitol Hill on Monday, President Donald Trump proposed adding some $100 billion dollars to a "slush fund" set aside for what the Pentagon calls "Overseas Contingency Operations" (OCO).
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Not only must that money be set aside for the Federal Reserve, even though it is not needed to ensure the Fed's viability, it now must be sunk into a loser of an investment.
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He called the massive devastation "a wakeup call for local and state officials," saying they needed to fully fund their own emergency management offices and have rainy day funds set aside for such emergencies.
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Seats and boxes set aside for officials and corporate sponsors are often empty on Roland Garros's main Philippe Chatrier court around lunchtime, as ticket holders enjoy the hospitality on offer rather than the tennis.
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The practice puts retail employees' schedules — and incomes — in flux: Employees have to be available for certain shifts; if they're not needed, they don't get paid for those hours set aside for (potential) work.
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The pamphlets urged them to move to buildings and hospitality centers across Greece that have been set aside for the purpose, according to a government official from the country's refugee crisis management coordination body.
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"The great memos are written and rewritten, shared with colleagues who are asked to improve the work, set aside for a couple of days, and then edited again with a fresh mind," writes Bezos.
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Also charged was his wife, Frances Cabasso, the purported CEO of Aventura, who allegedly had no actual executive role in the company, which benefited from government contracts set aside for women-owned small businesses.
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The late King Abdullah issued a decree in 2011 that gave women the vote and two years later, ordered that at least 20% of seats in the Consultative Council be set aside for women.
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Set aside for a moment the fact that trade policy is part of the exclusive competence of European institutions, not of member states, which makes the meaning of Mr. Navarro's remarks hard to decipher.
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Lawmakers were in disagreement over how much money to set aside for the infectious virus, which can cause birth defects in pregnant women, but there were also other barriers to getting this bill passed.
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The regulator has lowered the reserve price of the total 60MHz spectrum set aside for a new MNO to SGD35m from SGD673m and doubled the allocation of spectrum in the 2.3GHz band to 40MHz.
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Over the last year, he has worked with developers there on at least two affordable housing projects that increase to 2000 percent the number of units set aside for the homeless, creating 22017 units.
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Asked about $25 million that would be set aside for D.C.'s Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Trump shrugged off concerns about the amount, chalking it up as the fruit of bipartisan compromise.
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Just $31 million has been set aside for reimbursements for alternative credit monitoring, out of a total of $300 million that Equifax agreed to pay in a settlement with the FTC announced last week.
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Nearly a third of Australia's aid budget is now set aside for the Pacific — a region of nearly two dozen countries and territories with around 11 million people spread across more than 20,000 islands.
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The other source of money for the proposed support package is 135 billion roubles that the government has already set aside for anti-crisis measures, according to sources who spoke to Reuters last week.
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Senate Democrats have raised objections to how the Republican majority set funding levels for some of the bills, and provisions that would allow for more money to be set aside for barriers and fencing.
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CCTV aired footage on Thursday showing a central government inspection team grilling officials in Huanggang, a city about 50 miles from Wuhan, about the number of beds they had set aside for coronavirus patients.
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A separate room is set aside for moms to spend time with their children to do arts and crafts, play with toys and various board games, read books or simply spend quiet time together.
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But what if there were a place set aside for those type of "exciting and important" experiments — "an environment where people can try out different things, but not everybody has to go," Page said.
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While many people use it as shorthand for anything that seems affordable on a typical salary in their area, it refers to subsidized units that are set aside for a city's lower-income residents.
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Rows are organized by items you've recently viewed, items you've added to a list of products you are "watching" and rows set aside for products and eBay shops recommended for you by an eBay algorithm.
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The binding referendum under the Swiss system of direct democracy would have allowed a new building zone only if governments removed another area of at least the same size from land set aside for construction.
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In a perfect world, fact-checking would be built into the debate format, so time would be set aside for each candidate to engage with some of the fact-checks that are already out there.
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We've paid off our cars, have decent savings including a very healthy 401(k), a good amount of education funds for our child, and enough money set aside for medical emergencies in our HSA account.
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The practice has come under scrutiny following bankruptcy filings by Peabody and other large coal miners because without collateral set aside for mine reclamation, taxpayers are potentially exposed to billions of dollars in cleanup costs.
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The $4.3 billion fine would cover criminal and civil charges from the federal government (including environmental penalties) but is separate from the billions the company has set aside for civil suits with individual car owners.
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Congress established both T visas and U visas, protections set aside for survivors of human trafficking and other designated crimes, in 2000 as a way to encourage cooperation with law enforcement officials prosecuting criminal offenders.
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The Republican plan, rushed through the House last week, would have taken money from battling the Ebola virus as well as from funds set aside for implementing the Obamacare health insurance program in US territories.
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While consultant-led care starts at $8,135 a night, Kate was likely looked after in one of the more expensive suites (price on application!) – one of about 10 en-suite rooms set aside for births.
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" But he stressed that "America's governed by the rule of law, and those are not ones that the president of the United States or anybody else can just set aside for the sake of expediency.
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The practice came under scrutiny following bankruptcy filings by some of the largest U.S. coal miners because, without collateral set aside for mine reclamation, taxpayers are potentially exposed to billions of dollars in cleanup costs.
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Google'sfree-meal program has been taken away from some of its vendor workers who recently moved from the tech giant's Silicon Valley campus to nearby office buildings set aside for vendors, Business Insider has learned.
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The Republican plan, rushed through the House last week, would have taken money from battling the Ebola virus as well as from funds set aside for implementing the Obamacare health insurance program in U.S. territories.
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Medicaid patients deserve the best care possible, but our most vulnerable will continue to suffer so long as unions take this money set aside for care and use it for their own selfish political purpose.
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Hurd will be the beneficiary of a portion of the $2628 million in spending the NRCC booked for San Antonio, as well as the $28500 million CLF has set aside for his race so far.
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Streaming Wars Apple is digging into the more than $1 billion it has set aside for original programming to create its first known television project: a revival of a Steven Spielberg series from the 1980s.
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Money would also be set aside for fighting the crown-of-thorns starfish, which feeds on coral and has become an ever-present pest; for enhancing reef health monitoring; and for community engagement and enforcement.
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More conservative families might seek out expensive Muslim-friendly resorts, "halal tourism" or "tesettur hotels," where the dining options are free of alcohol and pork and private sections of beach are set aside for women.
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Set aside for a minute whether this utopia ever actually existed and agree with me on this: The good old days of budgeting are over — and they aren't coming back anytime soon without new reforms.
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The agency has spent $212 million over the past decade to improve the airport, and an additional $30 million has been set aside for the construction of a 20,000-square-foot hall for international arrivals.
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My parents are paying and I believe they just write checks every semester, and the money comes out of a bank account that they set aside for me and my sister to go to college.
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Just a few days ago, Mr. Ukai said, Terry L. Hayes, a senior vice president of The Times, assured him that space would be set aside for The Asahi, most likely on the 13th floor.
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Given the remarkable scope of the years of abuse, several days of court have been set aside for victims or their parents to speak out about Nassar -- and the systems of power that protected him.
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The details of the deal were revealed in a financial disclosure, in which the company said that the money it had set aside for scandal-related costs would be insufficient to cover the latest agreement.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday 5-0 to advance a plan to split a spectrum block set aside for auto safety to accommodate the rapidly growing number of wireless devices.
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Others will get free credit monitoring (because the cash reward set aside for victims was so small, if all 22188 million people affected by the breach filed a claim, everyone would get just 275 cents).
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Throughout high school, textbooks for geography, history, and French were regularly set aside for books like Ornamental Pen Designs and Flourishes, Setting Up Your Chicken Coop, and The Art of Water-Gilding: A Practical Manual.
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But a substantial and growing number live so deep in the West Bank that they break the territory into cantons separated by military checkpoints and roads set aside for the exclusive use of the Israelis.
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By separating these two accounts you're not only avoiding fees and getting a better return, but you're also preventing the chances of spending the money that you've set aside for that emergency fund or savings plan.
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Veterans Day is the one where we give thanks to all that have served, but Memorial Day is supposed to be a somber day set aside for remembrance of those that have died serving their country.
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In return, we have agreed to offer you 20 percent of the transferred sum, while 10 percent shall be set aside for incidental expenses (internal and external) between the parties in the course of the transaction.
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While consultant-led care starts at $8,135 a night, Kate will likely be looked after in one of the more expensive suites (price on application!) – one of about 10 en-suite rooms set aside for births.
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Kate, who stepped out for her final engagement before giving birth last week, will likely be looked after in one of the more expensive suites – one of about 10 en-suite rooms set aside for births.
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Last month, a group of 11 workers at Cargill Meat Solutions in Fort Morgan wanted to go pray at the same time in a room in the plant that is set aside for prayer and reflection.
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The change will allow for better returns that help reduce the amount of reserves it must set aside for claims, Anthony Grandolfo, the chief investment officer of GE's insurance business, told analysts on a conference call.
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Mitsubishi now has the firepower to raise compensation after paying its previous board of 10 directors 13 million yen in the year ended March, below the maximum 960 million yen previously set aside for such compensation.
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Many people compute their available savings by looking at their take home pay, subtracting their fixed expenses, backing out some discretionary spending for entertainment and vacations, and then whatever is left is set aside for savings.
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They also accused Aventura of misrepresenting itself as a "woman-owned small business" in order to win government contracts set aside for such businesses, falsely listing Cabasso's wife, Frances, as the company's owner and chief executive.
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Boeing announced that it hired the attorney Kenneth Feinberg to manage distributions of the first $50 million of a $100 million fund set aside for families of people killed in the two Boeing 737 Max crashes.
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Google's free-meal program has been taken away from some of its vendor workers who recently moved from the tech giant's Silicon Valley campus to nearby office buildings set aside for vendors, Business Insider has learned.
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Insurer Hiscox underperformed the main index, however, dipping 2% as reserves it set aside for claims related to hurricane Dorian and typhoons Hagibis and Faxai were significantly higher than its catastrophe budget for the second half.
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Eurobank, with operations in the Balkans including Romania and Bulgaria, said provisions set aside for bad loans fell 33.4 percent from the previous quarter to 175 million euros as the formation of new bad loans declined.
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They also accused Aventura of misrepresenting itself as a "woman-owned small business" in order to win government contracts set aside for such businesses, falsely listing Cabasso's wife, Frances, as the company's owner and chief executive.
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The debt is still trading at elevated levels versus what the government has set aside for payment under its financial recovery plan, and creditors worry about whether they will be able to recoup at those prices.
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The $70 million would be in addition to $50 million Hapoalim has already set aside for this matter, in which U.S. authorities are investigating whether it helped American clients evade U.S. taxes at its Swiss unit.
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Under two laws in Title 10 and Title 33 of the United States Code, he could seek to use unobligated funds originally set aside for military construction projects, or divert funds from Army civil works projects.
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Republican leaders argue because it garnered only 28503 votes, it wouldn't have enough support to overcome the 22019-vote procedural hurdle to pass controversial legislation and should be set aside for the rest of the year.
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The details: Text messages and other records obtained by the Post reveal millions of dollars being set aside for, and paid to, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a Kata'ib Hezbollah boss, and Iranian and Iraqi officials.
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This is an interactive workshop and there will be plenty of time set aside for you to advise Toyota on what automated mapping, safety and driving mobility services should they be building in the MENA region.
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After a meeting with public sector unions on Monday, acting Labour Minister July Moyo promised to review their pay and allowances although no money was set aside for this in the 2019 budget presented in November.
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In other words, 15 million people won't be losing "insurance" as we know it with premiums and deductibles to pay, but they'd be losing access to a government entitlement traditionally set aside for the poorest Americans.
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On October 7, the Bangladesh government announced it would build a new settlement using 1,200 acres of land that's been set aside for the project, which the IOM says would become the world's largest refugee camp.
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So what it really comes down to is if those savings will make up for the money you set aside for the installation in the first place, and how long will it take to do so.
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Last month's budget provisionally set aside 500 million rand ($30 million) to fund disaster recovery projects in the fiscal year starting on April 1, with smaller amounts set aside for provincial and municipal disaster recovery plans.
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I don't have a reserve investing fundSome of the smarter folks who are dropping money into the stock market now are doing it from reserve funds that they've set aside for just a scenario like this.
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To make the most of the few days set aside for this round of discussions, United Nations officials said Mr. Jaafari was likely to return for a second session with the special envoy in the evening.
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If approved, the GMT2 project would take place a short distance away from the Teshekpuk Lake and Colville River Special Areas, lands set aside for conservation in the IAP due to their elevated quality of habitat.
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In addition to lowering the set-aside for some agencies to give them more flexibility in extramural R&D, Congress also should pass the Research Advancing to Market Production (RAMP) for Innovators Act H.R.3839/S.
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But just about every acre set aside for a wildlife reserve takes an acre of potential farmland or grazing land off the table (some wildlife refuges tolerate grazing, but it often gets quickly out of control).
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I think it could be used for other goals, such as a down payment on a house, but my wife's position is that it was set aside for education and will be used only for education.
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After a government reversal on changes to the so-called Ogden rate used to calculate lump-sum compensation payments for personal injury claims, insurers were able to release reserves they had set aside for higher claims.
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T-Rex's security work is projected to cost taxpayers up to $1.4 billion, according to the census budget, making it the largest recipient of the more than $3.1 billion that the bureau set aside for contracts.
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So that $5,000 that people had been able to set aside for day care, or day camp, or even elder day care, which is what some people use it for, that was going to go away.
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The lease is for at least two years and will likely start in the second-half of 2019, one of the sources said, adding that the other unit in Pengerang would be set aside for domestic use.
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With Obstacle Tower and a $100,000 pool of prizes set aside for participants to claim as part of a contest, Unity hopes it can provide AI researchers with a new benchmarking tool to evaluate self-learning software.
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The city's already shaky infrastructure and strained housing also came under scrutiny, as did the location of the proposed build, which had already been set aside for schools, affordable housing and parks, along with smaller commercial space.
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BNP Paribas' cost of risk, a measure which reflects how much is set aside for bad loans, rose to 264 million euros in the fourth quarter at its investment banking unit, from 70 million a year ago.
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The additional provision brings the total set aside for this issue to $5.6 billion, Chief Financial Officer Euan Stevenson said, adding that no provisions have been made relating to the Department of Justice's RMBS-related conduct probe.
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The effective suspension of Pakistan from the U.S. government's International Military Education and Training program (IMET) will close off places that had been set aside for 66 Pakistani officers this year, a State Department spokesperson told Reuters.
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The rest of the class would be devoted to bright kids of modest means, with heavy preferences for people in the bottom half of the income scale, and a set-aside for poor kids from developing countries.
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"We will see an increase in the amount of areas set aside for conservation," said Darrel Webber, chief executive of the Kuala Lumpur-based RSPO, which includes producers, traders, buyers and green groups in about 90 countries.
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Since the start of the year, regulators have approved over 100 applications from local companies looking to repatriate $17 billion worth of capital – more than twice what the government has set aside for infrastructure projects this year.
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The FIVB released a statement noting that the Iranian federation had said that Friday's matches sold out within five minutes and that 466 of the 5,000 tickets had been allotted for a section set aside for women.
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But as MTV began to retreat from playing videos in the early 2000s, major-label budgets set aside for music videos shrank — gone were the Hype Williams extravaganzas, the multimillion-dollar Michael Jackson and Madonna event videos.
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L&G reported a rise in operating profit to 1.46 billion pounds ($2 billion), boosted by demand for products such as lifetime mortgages and a reduction in the level of capital set aside for its annuity business.
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The employer pays an amount that represents the pool of money set aside for pension liabilities, and a fee to the insurer for managing the money and taking on the risk of meeting obligations to the retirees.
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Key elements of the proposal are $250 billion set aside for direct payments to individuals and families, $2100 billion in small business loans, $250 billion in unemployment insurance benefits and $500 billion in loans for distressed companies.
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Uber also said it has roughly $6 billion in cash — including $1.4 billion in money set aside for potential insurance claims — at the end of 2017, compared with $6.9 billion in cash at the end of 2016.
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At Friday's hearing, reporters applied for the 22 seats set aside for them in the courtroom — with 12 sitting in the jury box — while others had to watch the proceedings via a live feed in another room.
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Republicans, who initially urged the administration to use funding set aside for the dwindling but still deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa, continue to press the administration to agree to reprogram money already earmarked for other purposes.
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"The time that you set aside for public communication is going to require you to try to cover thousands of channels," said Peter Ragone, a former top aide to Mr. de Blasio who remains an informal adviser.
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And that's what I'd recommend instead if you want a secondary internet device that runs a bunch of apps — a $330 to $430 iPad with a little set aside for a keyboard case that props it up.
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So even when an agreement is reached and money is set aside for initial work, like designs and engineering, a project can be stopped if financing dries up or needs to be directed to more pressing issues.
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She was looking at this emerging medium, recognizing that it could be such a democratizing element of society, but that would never fully be realized if there wasn't some piece of it set aside for noncommercial purposes.
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