Residential investment subtracted from GDP growth in the first quarter.
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Finally, any applicable tax credits are subtracted from your total tax bill.
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And that's the point; streaming services have not significantly subtracted from cable subscriptions.
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These captured stones are subtracted from that opponent's score at the game's end.
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Inventories are expected to have subtracted from GDP growth in the second quarter.
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Investment in both residential and non-residential structures subtracted from GDP in the quarter.
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The judge noted that Manafort's time already served would be subtracted from the sentence.
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Some of the rise in demand was met with imports, which subtracted from GDP growth.
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They are subtracted from measures of value-added (and have not risen in any case).
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Those figures are net gains after layoffs, quits and retirements are subtracted from overall hiring.
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Every time you make a purchase, the amount is subtracted from your total credit limit.
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But doing so has an economic cost—the bays' output are subtracted from your war effort.
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And residential investment subtracted from economic growth in each of the first three quarters of 2018.
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Tesla's "book value," or value after its total liabilities are subtracted from its assets, is $5 billion.
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This tepid residential investment subtracted from G.D.P. growth in each of the first three quarters of 2018.
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Tesla's "book value," or value after its total liabilities are subtracted from its assets, is $28503 billion.
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Roth IRA: $406, matched up to 8% by my employer (already subtracted from my paycheck)Health Insurance: $75.
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Even better, MLP earnings are not taxed like ordinary dividends but are subtracted from the investor's cost basis.
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Mr Trump's net approval rating (where those who disapprove are subtracted from those who approve) is minus 40.
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Krugman is right that the trade war with China and other tariffs have subtracted from growth this year.
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In 2013 and 2014, the budget was cut so deeply that the government sector subtracted from economic growth.
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The line with the darkest average is chosen, and the value of that line is subtracted from the image.
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The sector has hit a soft patch in recent quarters and likely subtracted from GDP in the second quarter.
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Consider raising your deductible, the amount subtracted from your check when an insurer pays a claim under your policy.
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If you're entitled to a refund, you'll receive the amount directly, or it will be subtracted from any outstanding balances.
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Nothing is ever added or subtracted from it, which is a system that keeps a lot of stuff from breaking.
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They are likely worth much more, because that estimate has his firm's debt subtracted from the value of his holdings.
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There was plenty of research and development that went on, but none of it subtracted from the core emotional story.
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That could mean that any green cards used to settle the DACA crisis must be subtracted from elsewhere in the system.
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Coverage is, of course, usually subject to a deductible, which is an amount subtracted from the loss that the homeowner pays.
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If O'Malley reaches the threshold and qualifies for one or more delegates, those delegates would be subtracted from someone else's total.
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Trade is believed to have subtracted from GDP growth last quarter after contributing 0.94 percentage point in the January-March period.
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If the two third-quarter payments are subtracted from the mid-year cash balance, Tesla would have $2.1 billion left over.
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When Chinese wheat carryout is subtracted from the world total, a year-on-year loss of 7 million tonnes is revealed.
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In Miami, mechanical spaces are subtracted from the maximum size unless the area is an atrium or an open-air feature.
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The AHA says that a person's maximum heart rate — reached during intense physical activity — should be one's age subtracted from 220.
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A little bit is subtracted from each category and two new ones are added: burgers and bowls of squiggly yellow ramen.
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In a detail shot, Liam is trying to solve a math problem in which a quarter is subtracted from a dollar.
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Business investment picked up, with firms buying more vehicles, machinery and equipment, though an increase in imports also subtracted from overall growth.
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If the grated mango and the mango jerky were both subtracted from the Mucho Mango fried rice, would any mango flavor remain?
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The annual FTSE Russell index adjustment, in which stocks are added to and subtracted from the Russell 2000 small company and Russell 1000 .
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Under existing law, payments of those taxes can be deducted, or subtracted from federal taxable income, lowering the amount of federal tax due.
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The stakes can be high: The amount you claim in deductions gets subtracted from your adjusted gross income and lowers your tax burden.
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In the pay statement, sales tax is described as a "percentage of UberBlack Fares," suggesting that sales tax is subtracted from the driver's fare.
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In the complaint, the FTC alleges that "hundreds or even thousands of dollars" in upfront fees were subtracted from the loans disbursed to consumers.
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When you move to Maine, the money you spend toward paying your student loan debt each year is subtracted from your state income taxes.
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If a contribution from a federally registered lobbyist was returned by the campaign, it would be subtracted from the calculation, according to the group.
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But companies failed to produce enough to meet the burst in consumer spending, resulting in a surge in imports that subtracted from GDP growth.
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A tax deduction is a dollar amount you claim that is subtracted from you adjustable gross income, which lowers the amount of tax you owe.
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About 11 to 12 bushels per acre must be subtracted from the Tour's Minnesota yield because the routes mostly cover the higher-yielding southern tier.
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Unable to face reality, ex-governor Acevedo Vila still argues (contrary to U.N. self-determination standards) that blank ballots should be subtracted from statehood votes!
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While deficits are subtracted from calculations of gross domestic product size, economists say they are not inherently good or bad for the economy's well-being.
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No. If you make a claim, the amount of the deductible will be subtracted from the amount the insurance company pays you, Ms. Bach said.
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Barclays, which had expected 5 percent growth, said the drag in inventories and the revision to first-quarter growth subtracted from the second-quarter number.
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Below the revealer, the theme entries at 47- and 59A have a letter B subtracted from the base phrase, also changing the pronunciation and meaning.
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The economists say 0.1 to 0.2 percentage points is subtracted from growth for each week the government is shut, but that is not the entire impact.
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Consumer spending as well as government expenditures at the state and national levels and nonresidential fixed investment all were revised down and subtracted from the GDP.
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This means that if a U.S. company imports goods, the company's payments for the goods are not subtracted from the income it makes by reselling them.
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And if the gridlock persists, unpaid federal workers could be billed directly for their share of health-care costs, which are normally subtracted from their paychecks.
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"A lot of parents would miss work to care for their kids, and those people are subtracted from the labor force," Epstein told Business Insider Today.
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While some sellers will provide you with a shipping label to return the item, the postage price is often subtracted from your total refund value. 5.
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Even if these comments are subtracted from the total, however, the data shows that Pai's plan might be more popular with internet providers than with the masses.
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The most telling finding was this: we took app users' lifetime number of sex partners and subtracted from it all of the partners they had met online.
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Based on the QSS data, economists at JPMorgan and Action Economics estimated an additional one-tenth of a percentage point would be subtracted from the GDP estimate.
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Max potential profit will be that $5 subtracted from the premium that we must pay which is $1.25 so simply $125 risk to potentially make $375 reward.
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The economists said they believe that there was an artificial boost in April's job numbers, which saw 211,000 payrolls after bad weather subtracted from March employment gains.
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Entrance into this hyperselective moral Harvard is determined by a complex algorithm in which one's every act on earth is added or subtracted from a point score.
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" He channels Thoreau in his proselytization of nature, writing, for instance, "Every day in a lookout is a day not subtracted from the sum of one's life.
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Demirtas' lawyers applied for the three years he has spent in jail to be subtracted from that sentence, which would make him eligible for release on parole.
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Tax credits are subtracted directly from the amount you owe in taxes on a dollar-for-dollar basis, whereas tax deductions are subtracted from your gross income.
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Tax credits are subtracted directly from the amount you owe in taxes on a dollar-for-dollar basis, while tax deductions are subtracted from your gross income.
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With a traditional financial transaction, the exchanges get sent to banks on each side who record the money being subtracted from one account and added to another.
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If you forget to figure reinvested dividends into the cost basis, which is subtracted from proceeds of sale to come up with your gain, you'll overpay in tax.
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Documents sufficient to show whether Mylan accounts for research and development both as an operating cost and as an expense subtracted from profits on a company-wide basis.
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Economists expect inventories subtracted from GDP growth in the second quarter after contributing 0.55 percentage point to the economy's 3.1% annualized growth pace in the January-March period.
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This last was the opportunity to have a certain amount subtracted from the whopping $2.50 I earned weekly to eventually pay for a brand-new deluxe Columbia bicycle.
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This potentially significant amount would be subtracted from the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) liabilities, and the authorities would have the option to transfer this windfall to the government.
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Instead, both bills use complex formulas to construct a concept called "routine" returns, which are subtracted from total foreign profits of U.S. multinationals before applying the U.S. minimum tax.
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Tax credits are more valuable to taxpayers than deductions, because credits are subtracted from the tax that is owed, not from the income on which that tax is based.
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Ellis, appointed to the bench by Republican former President Ronald Reagan, called the sentence "sufficiently punitive," and noted that Manafort's time already served would be subtracted from the 47 months.
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And Mr. Trump, lest we forget, never actually accepted defeat in the popular vote in 2016, claiming that millions of illegal votes had to be subtracted from the official tally.
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Rieder added that the December numbers also may have been victim to a late Thanksgiving this year, which has historically boosted November hiring but subtracted from the end-year total.
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When a factory spews toxic fumes into the surrounding air, this doesn't get subtracted from national income, and we don't count the negative effect on the lungs of all the people nearby.
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Interestingly, the average resident of six cities in the study doesn't even have enough money to meet their various expenses, ending up with a negative balance after expenses are subtracted from biweekly income.
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Swap, or forward points, are the number of basis points added to or subtracted from the spot rate of a currency pair to determine the forward rate for delivery on a specific date.
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Thus, by moving more of their tangible capital abroad, U.S. firms can increase the amount of "routine" returns subtracted from their actual foreign profits and decrease their exposure to the U.S. minimum tax.
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When this waveform is subtracted from each of the signals, this leaves behind "noise residuals" — the remaining little wiggles in the detectors that should be uncorrelated, since the instruments are about 2,000 miles apart.
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Housing likely subtracted from gross domestic product in the second quarter after contributing almost half a percentage point to the economy's annualized 1.4 percent growth pace in the first three months of the year.
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But the statutory rate does not apply to all of the income-generating activities of corporations, because some of those activities create deductions that can be subtracted from business income for corporate-tax purposes.
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Imports, he explained, are subtracted from the overall equation (see above) so as to prevent domestic spending on foreign-made products getting counted in the final sum, which is meant to tabulate a country's production.
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"As long as the investors were paid back before he knew there was a criminal investigation that is subtracted from any loss figure," said Sarah Walters, a lawyer at the law firm McDermott Will & Emery.
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Below that are template waveforms closely matching the signals and, in the bottom panel, jagged lines representing the "noise residuals" in the two detectors, after the template waveform has been subtracted from each data set.
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According to Hall's new way of thinking, the placebo effect is not just some constant to be subtracted from the drug effect but an intrinsic part of a complex interaction among genes, drugs and mind.
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These deficits are reducing American economic growth (because a negative trade balance is subtracted from domestic GDP components), and such a strong import penetration of American markets is literally killing our jobs and import-competing industries.
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Under the terms of the definitive agreement, 31-year-old Synopsys will pay approximately $565 million, or $548 million net of cash acquired, meaning the cash on Black Duck's balance sheet has been subtracted from the purchase price.
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When the additional revenues from the Sanders tax hike are subtracted from the additional spending his proposals would demand, the net result is an $18.1 trillion increase in the national debt over 20163 years, according to the center.
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The two reports suggest that housing subtracted from gross domestic product in the second quarter after contributing almost half a percentage point to the economy's annualized 1.4 percent growth pace in the first three months of the year.
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The end result is that the US deficit -- the amount of money the US government takes in from taxes and other things subtracted from the amount it spends -- is projected to be more than a trillion dollars this year.
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In April, looking ahead to the 2020 election, Abramowitz published a range of likely forecasts of the Electoral College vote using second-quarter economic growth and Trump's overall approval (his negative rating subtracted from his positive rating) as his key variables.
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Additionally, small businesses applying for a loan will be eligible for up to a $10,000 emergency grant — which would be subtracted from the forgiven loan amount — that would be issued within three days of the application being received, Kuhlman said.
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A dozen witnesses testified over five days, and if Mr. Giuliani were somehow subtracted from their stories, there seems to be no one in or out of government who could take his place as the president's man on the ground.
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If the negotiations go nowhere and a 25 percent tariff is imposed on all Chinese goods, HSBC estimated 4.5 percentage points would be subtracted from 2019 earnings growth, more than halving the growth rate from current levels, Laidler said in the note.
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Mubarak still had one more jail sentence to serve, for appropriating funds reserved for maintaining presidential palaces, but time he had spent in detention in connection with the murder charges was subtracted from it, judicial sources and the state news agency said.
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The loss can be subtracted from gains on other investments sold during the year to reduce taxes, "carried forward" to offset gains in the future, or used to reduce ordinary taxable income by up to $203,000 in the current or future years.
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Judges use the GOE to score how well a skater performs — or fails to perform — each element in their program (jumps, spins, footwork sequences, etc.) It follows a scale of +4.623 to -3, which is added to or subtracted from an element's base value.
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Samsung Galaxy S103E Samsung Galaxy S10 Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus If it wasn't clear already, the price cut is subtracted from the original prices for these phones, not from the already low price that you can find most of them selling for right now.
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But then you need to adjust for the fact that Americans buy some foreign-made stuff (imports) and sell some stuff to foreigners (exports) — so you add that together and get net exports (NX), which need to be added or subtracted from the total.
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In the seventh century, the Indian mathematician Brahmagupta wrote down what's recognized as the first written description of the arithmetic of zero: When zero is added to a number or subtracted from a number, the number remains unchanged; and a number multiplied by zero becomes zero.
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Once the level of net purchases or redemptions has exceeded a specified percentage of the fund's net asset value (NAV) from the previous day's trading, a specified value, no more than 85033 percent, is added to or subtracted from the current NAV to reflect the transaction flows.
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An examination of a Texas program that offers companies tax abatements in exchange for economic investment found that, despite the state spending an estimated $7 billion, including $4 billion subtracted from local schools, between 85 and 90 percent of the projects would have located there even without such enticement.
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In early May, when The Times initially asked about the deductions, an Uber official made available by the company said the sales tax and black-car surcharge were incorporated into the passenger's overall fare and then subtracted from the drivers' take so that Uber could remit the money to the state.
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To add to the mess, yet another method is used to determine whether someone is old enough to drink alcohol, or when they should perform military service: their birth year is subtracted from the current calendar year, so a person born on January 1st is considered the same age as someone born 364 days later.
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With lights dimmed, save for colored spotlights above the ring, the twenty, mostly young, fighters were led into the ring and introduced by the bowtied host for the live audience and those on the internet livestream: At 20093 hryvnias (approximately $20), as the deposit for a minimum spend—like a cover fee, but with food and drink subtracted from it at the end—it's not a cheap night out.
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Currently, the UK's contribution is worth about £13 billion ($19 billion) per year, which is about $300 per person in the UK. ("Leave" supporters have been citing a larger figure, but that figure ignores a rebate that's automatically subtracted from the UK's contribution.) While much of this money is spent on services in the UK, Brexit supporters still argue that it would be better for the UK to simply keep the money and have Parliament decide how to spend it.
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The dish is Hong Kong-style won-ton noodle soup, though, which requires Maxi Lau, the chef and proprietor, to keep a large number of items on hand to be added to or subtracted from the soup at the customer's whim: the broth of pork bones boiled with dried shrimp; the skinny yellow noodles with their firm, elastic snap; the stewed beef cooked with a sizable pinch of five-spice powder; the dense fish balls streaked with scallions; the weightless, grease-free chips of fried fish skin; and so on.
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