According to the study, those cities were: Minimum wage: $15.59 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 101% Minimum wage: $11.10 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 103% Minimum wage: $10.10 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 103% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 104% Minimum wage: $253 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 106% Minimum wage: $8.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 111% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 111% Minimum wage: $12 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 113% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 114% Minimum wage: $20193 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 116% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 121% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 124% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 125% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay:129% Minimum wage: $129 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 132% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 143% Of all of the cities ranked, Austin, Texas, is the least affordable city for low-wage earners.
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This means Les Bleus will take home $38 million in prize money, and Croatia will take home $28 million in prize money.
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Taxing additional take-home pay: Since employees would no longer have to pay their share of health care premiums, their take-home pay would go up.
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So, if you don't take home a statuette, you can take home a relaxing vacation, such as a 7-day Hawaiian vacation at Koloa Landing Resort in Poipu, Hawaii.
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When these companies file to go public, we all finally get to know how much money these executives take home each year, and the millions they'll take home after the IPO.
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All of Danny's take-home pay from his full-time job goes toward paying debt, they say, and the take-home pay from Amber's job covers the couple's day-to-day expenses.
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Tax reform increased take-home pay for millions of workers as the updated withholding tables that were phased in earlier this year have increased regular take-home pay for millions of workers.
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The champions will take home $234 million of those funds.
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Winner Nguyen also gets to take home this sweet bracelet.
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Will Gosling's NFLer twin take home a Super Bowl ring?
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So the bigger the rebate, the more PBMs take home.
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Pay anything less, and you'll still take home something great.
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We shared it and still had plenty to take home.
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"Older" swimmers have been able to take home Olympic medals.
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None of it I would really want to take home.
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He'll likely take home all 16 Democratic delegates from Vermont.
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You can even take home your own bag of mulch.
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It will be awesome to take home the Wanamaker Trophy.
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What piece did you take home right from the shoot?
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Georgia America pageant, and hopes to take home the crown.
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The jump helped her team take home a bronze medal.
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If not, you'll still get to take home something great.
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His take home pay amounted to around $28,000 a year.
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Biles then went on to take home the gold medal.
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After fees, they'll take home closer to $14,000 and $7,000.
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You can take home this cute pumpkin for just $3.
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Take home this literature and discuss it with your family.
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You could very well take home your own baby sloth.
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We'll wrap up a slice for you to take home.
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His school also provides Chromebooks that students can take home.
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Even within occupations, men take home larger paychecks than women.
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That leaves her with about $336 million to take home.
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Mr. Porgo would take home $503 in a typical week.
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Exactly how much each fighter will take home remains unclear.
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The winning team will take home a $1 million prize.
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He worries that he will take home even less now.
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We get some of the pizza packed up to take home.
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Beat the average price, and you'll take home the whole bundle.
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Because of these risks, the authors' take-home message is simple.
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But with eight different winners, they'll each take home $50,000 apiece.
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Yet they might take home a bigger paycheck because of it.
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The spellers will take home $40,000 in cash and other prizes.
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They also gave me a prescription to take home with me.
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It's a sizable chunk of my take-home pay every month.
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Any take-home points you want people to walk away with?
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To destroy it, but also to take home a little souvenir.
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Oh, and do you know what Obama's take-home pay is?
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Winners of the Academy Award take home a little gold man.
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But visitors can also take home a piece of the event.
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The driver was left with only the alligator to take home.
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Once taxes are collected, the family will take home $14 million.
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If you withhold less in taxes, you take home more money.
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The 4 runner-ups will take home 500 bucks, as well.
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In Las Vegas, the first place team will take home $200,000.
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Our sources say the winner will take home a cool $500k.
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Some months, his take-home pay was as little as $221.3,22011.
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It's not known what prize the winner got to take home.
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Barty defeated Elina Svitolina to take home a $4.42 million paycheck.
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They're also pretty cheap, which maximizes the amount investors take home.
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Now, check out who could take home the MVP this year...
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If not, you'll still be able to take home something great.
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At the new 24 percent rate, they'll take home 23 cents.
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At least give some to the yard guy to take home.
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Like Mr. Warmbier, I wanted a propaganda poster to take home.
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Be sure to take home some house-made baklava, as well.
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People rarely take home leftovers; surplus is considered a good thing.
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That's a message that a lot of us can take home.
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Here are 16 stars who could take home MVP this season.
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Now, check out who could take home MVP this NBA season...
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We end up packing up half of it to take home.
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This boosted our take-home pay to about $5,800 per month.
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The take-home message here isn't that anthropomorphism is sometimes warranted.
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I gather up everything I want to take home with me.
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And now I have the clothes to take home with me!
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Which awesome startup will outshine the rest and take home $100,000?
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The runner-up will take home a check for £1.125 million.
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Ninety percent of wage earners are receiving higher take-home pay.
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Now the sausages are available by the pound to take home.
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The runner-up will take home a check for $1.85 million.
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Together they would take home over $200,000 in a good year.
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Bigelow is the only one to actually take home the prize.
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It's not just the champions who will take home sizable paychecks.
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I think our movie-makers take home 25% of the revenues.
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I want to take home their expressions, try them a while.
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Each participant would be invited to take home a clay timber.
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Roast chicken and meatballs in sauce are sold to take home.
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The winning team will take home a prize of $1 million.
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But something makes me think Oyelowo will take home the prize.
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Some women never take home a baby despite years of trying.
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But only one team could take home the grand prize and £4,000.
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The studios behind each film take home 25 percent of ticket sales.
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After deductions, Razer estimated its take-home to be around $504 million.
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Still, the actress didn't take home a statuette at the 2018 Oscars.
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If not, you'll still get to take home enough to get started.
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Ali is the first Muslim actor to take home the golden statue.
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Which companies will take home the coveted Crunchies from this year's show?
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Fortunately for many tech employees, they take home well over that minimum.
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Hungary's average take-home pay for full-time workers is 217,600 forints.
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The winner will take home the Disrupt Cup, $100,000 and endless glory.
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We're rooting for these empowering little ladies to take home the prize!
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Taken together, both of these actions would reduce drivers' take-home pay.
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On Twitter, fans were livid that Gordon didn't take home the trophy.
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Race robots down a ski slope without crashing and take home $10,000.
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But only one team could take home the grand prize and €4,200.
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Many Cubans take home state salaries, typically $249 to $153 a month.
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I get the Mudslide and a green juice to take home ($22).
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Only then does he make his first cent of take-home pay.
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Was there a take-home point that you wanted to drive home?
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And every month, one member gets to take home the full pot.
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They are the most obvious qualities to take home about the series.
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Withhold too little, and you take home more cash in your paycheck.
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Until then, check our predictions for who will take home the gold.
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Rarely, when a mine failed to yield, he might take home nothing.
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But somehow the take-home is about how Naturopathy is not legitimate.
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It's hurt benefits, it's hurt take home pay, it's hurt job opportunities.
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But only one team could take home the grand prize and $5,000.
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The college also changed its testing practices, including eliminating take-home exams.
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Which startups and founders will take home awards at this year's Crunchies?
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Beat the average price, however, and you'll take home all seven trainings.
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But only one team could take home the grand prize and €5,000.
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We'll watch to see who will take home a vaunted golden statuette.
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As a result of cancelling ACA, we will take home more money.
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She even handed them take-home material to read on the initiative.
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It's always a big moment when non-Americans take home a Grammy.
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The statewide winner will take home 18 of the state's 42 delegates.
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And maybe tourists will take home tales of a haunted Union Square.
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"Game of Thrones" did take home the prize for outstanding drama series.
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That was up from 2.6 percent of take-home pay in 2015.
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Sherwood and Marti give me my own mini bottle to take home.
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The pork dumplings are hot, juicy, and packaged ready to take home.
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First, however, the team will have to take home the World Cup.
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Their annual take-home pay ranges from $24,000 to $28,500 a year.
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So much so that I almost bought a jar to take home.
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Imagine — you could win it all and take home the $50,000 prize.
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Participants can also buy oyster knives, gloves and oysters to take home.
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By cutting the payroll tax, take home incomes rise along with consumption.
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What I take home from this show is that less is more.
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How long did it take home computers to be in most homes?
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Will Lady Gaga take home an award for "A Star Is Born"?
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Give extra bottles as take-home gifts or keep them for yourself.
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Imagine fishy photos — true Instagram bait — and maybe dinner to take home.
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She looked determined to take home the night's crown title: Miss Cotillion.
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After real estate expenses, his take-home pay is closer to $21401,2159.
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Together, they would take home more than $200,000 in a good year.
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She asks where she might buy some local art to take home.
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That seems like a weird energy to take home to your family.
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"I'd take home 10 CDs a day and burn them," she said.
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The first competitor to win three games will take home $1 million.
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Will your favorite TV shows, actors, and writers take home an award?
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Step two is to divide your take-home income by 12 months.
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The winner will take home the Disrupt Cup, $50,000, and eternal glory.
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But what did the other side of our favourite 'ship take home?
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The champions could take home a prize of more than $11 million.
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I did not expect to owe two months of take-home pay.
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Webcam performers take home at most 70 percent of their earnings (usually less) after the site takes its cut, and blockchain-based companies are promising to change that by letting models take home 95 percent of their income.
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The group's researchers estimated that the average household will see an increase in take home pay of more than $85033,000 and the average family of four will see an increase in take-home pay of more than $44,000.
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But tonight, only one woman can take home those three coveted gold gramophones.
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The credits will begin two billing cycles after you take home the 6T.
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For a car that retails for $250,000, Vetter will take home about $133,000.
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And now it's one of the favorites to take home the big prize.
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People in Everglades National Park tried to take home baby alligators as pets.
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But the take-home message, as always, is clear: Get the flu shot.
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Click here to take home the 21st century's answer to the Lava Lamp.
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I was hardly the adorable infant most adoptive parents get to take home.
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Neither is expected to take home the biggest honors in the movie industry.
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And yes, Godspell did take home the Best Show Album award that year.
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While he didn't take home a title, Rudy the bulldog left an impression.
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Which of our Founder of the Year nominees will take home the prize?
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But they'll both still take home a slice of the $40,000 prize purse.
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The Voice did, however, take home an award for best reality competition program.
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There is no take-home component of the app, and users are anonymous.
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My mom gives us a bunch of baked goods to take home. Yum!
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People who complete Pursuit's training take home an average of $85,000 a year.
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As the champions, the USWNT will take home $4 million in prize money.
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Unfortunately, he didn't win the match, but he did take home that $2,500.
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The bigger and darker the circle, the more your take-home pay there.
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I make a point to ask if they need more to take home.
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Afterwards, she invited the children to pick out three books to take home.
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We threw the celebration we wanted, and we didn't take home any debt.
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For me, this is the take-home message from this recent excellent research.
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The first woman of color to take home the award was Yoko Ono.
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You also can't buy alcohol to take home after 10 p.m. state-wide.
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I wonder what else I might be able to take home with me.
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They were shopping for groceries to take home and make their children grow.
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Gatewood outlasted him by one, mashing 15 taters to take home the title.
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Beat the average price, and you get to take home the whole collection.
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That likely whittles a few million dollars more off your take-home amount.
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If you maximize the bonus, you'll take home 600,000-plus points per year.
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Another option is to take home a whole chicken and cut it up.
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Inspired by what they've seen, they'll decorate small keepsake boxes to take home.
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The award winners don't just get to take home a (newly redesigned) trophy.
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The change might lead to higher take-home wages through another mechanism, too.
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Take-home message: Poor management does more damage than climate or physical factors.
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The winner of the U.S. Open this year will take home $3.5 million.
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The recently introduced personal tax cuts, of course, will bolster take-home wages.
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Biden won 23 percent of the vote and will take home four delegates.
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After taxes, assume I've got $150,225 in take-home pay to work with.
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Participants will also make origami-style paper puppets to color and take home.
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Baldwin sets aside about 80% of his take-home pay in various accounts.
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Visitors love to be able to take home a piece of the fair.
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We should not be giving self-graded take home exams to polluting companies.
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You were also probably rooting for the show to take home a statue.
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"It's a little bit like a take-home, self-graded exam," he said.
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"It's a little bit like a take home, self-graded exam," he said.
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The best new food find for me was the sambal to take home.
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Then subtract that amount from your total net income (your take-home pay).
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"He gave me ten sacks of bullets to take home," says Mr Tsimba.
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The winner of the World Championship will take home £350,000, or about $444,000.
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About 1 percent of families take home equity loans, according to Sallie Mae.
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This would decrease take-home pay and weaken the job market for students.
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This means there's opportunity for several different freshman series to take home trophies.
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She's expected to take home $336 million after taxes, according to lottery officials.
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And millions of Americans will have more take-home pay, starting next month.
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Our samosa order was placed incorrectly, so we get free ones to take home.
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For example, if you take home $2200 every month, put $440 dollars into savings.
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With these accomplishments behind them, could the two actresses both take home the Oscar?
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Chestnut and Sudo will each take home $10,000 for winning the competition this year.
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O network's "Saturday Night Live" is expected to take home an armful of trophies.
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Now he's back, and ready to help the Blue Devils take home the title.
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We've got 'em ready to take home, just in time for your Thanksgiving feast.
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Sure you know the diarist's salary, their take-home pay, and their monthly expenses.
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That means more jobs more take-home pay, lowest African-American unemployment in history.
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But this year, his brother Casey was the one to take home an award.
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Beat the average price, however, and you'll take home all five pieces of training.
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Utah outrebounded Oklahoma City, 56-46, to take home-court advantage from the Thunder.
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For someone choosing the lump sum, that reduces take-home winnings by $95 million.
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Housing costs account for about 37% of take-home pay for the average American.
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There are a couple of important take-home messages from the report, Montgomery said.
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Still, the take-home point is that vaping is probably less risky than smoking.
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Can Tasha & Jo take home the jackpot with these questions on the year 83?
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They take home about $14,000 more, on average, then the second top-paying gig.
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The organizers encourage entrants, but they are filmmakers themselves and take home two awards.
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Which bling will you take home from the #runDisney #StarWarsHalf Marathon - The Dark Side?
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The disparity was greatest for postgraduates: they take home an additional $7,900 a year.
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Even the best students will half-ass their way through their take-home work.
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The runner-up will take home a check for £1.175 million (about $1.48 million).
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"I felt terrible that I couldn't give them anything to take home," she said.
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I love that she was able to take home a piece of the date.
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Inside, it's the team and their single-minded ambition to take home the cup.
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Each guest will be permitted to take home one work of art for free.
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High deferrals into these and other savings accounts at work reduce take-home pay.
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The two – who are friends – each take home $40,000 in cash and other prizes.
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He should cut business taxes now and then take home tax reform in 2018.
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He butchers it there on the street, giving Ehab the meat to take home.
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That brings what many would see as his take-home pay to $425.1 million.
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For someone choosing the lump sum, that reduces take-home winnings by $232.5 million.
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Houston, TX Percent of income professionals take home after rent and taxes: 53.3% 4.
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Indianapolis, IN Percent of income professionals take home after rent and taxes: 53.5% 3.
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Tampa, FL Percent of income professionals take home after rent and taxes: 53.6% 2.
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But as a freelancer, her take-home pay can dip to $1,500 a month.
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Employees in Norway and Australia end up with similar amounts of take-home pay.
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Thanks to TCJA, 90 percent of wage earners are seeing higher take-home pay.
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The law has resulted in more take-home pay and higher wages for Americans.
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This limited the overall increase in take-home pay associated with higher hourly wages.
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But determined to retire early, she tucked away 70% of her take-home pay.
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Is that what you've come looking to take home: sight of a dead child?
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Here are some of techniques bartenders use to increase the cash we take home.
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"The take-home point here is that obesity really is a disease," she said.
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I saved around 40% to 50% of my take-home pay during this time.
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The loss of that deduction whittles a few million more off your take-home.
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The winner with the most impressive facial hair will take home a fez trophy.
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Actual realized gains is a more accurate representation of an executive's take-home income.
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It will not be available at local pharmacies and never for take-home use.
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Thus letting kids lose, or not take home the trophy, isn't about embarrassing children.
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Spending more than you take home is one surefire way to stress yourself out.
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Jokes aside, Reiner chose to accept Greiner's offer and take home her golden ticket.
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Think of this book as the goody bag you get to take home afterward.
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Then, last year, her daily take-home wage dropped to $45 from about $100.
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The winner will take home $15 million with prize money available for all participants.
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The North American winner will take home $75,000 out of a $219,000 prize pool.
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Others came by in the evenings for challah, cheesecake or brownies to take home.
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"Parents' Morning Epiphany" is structured as a take-home work sheet on narrative techniques.
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"We hope people will come and take home a piece for themselves," Hull said.
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The most successful influencers can take home hundreds of thousands of dollars per post.
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Of course, you'll both get to eat your dishes and take home the leftovers.
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After the expedition, each child will pot a dawn redwood seedling to take home.
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Should she not take home the prize, we nominate Applegate for Best Snark Ever.
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Reality check: Wall Street bigwigs still take home wayyy more than the average person.
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Truck drivers agree — and many of them point to their tumbling take-home pay.
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By then, I was putting 50% of my take-home pay toward my debt.
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If your take-home pay increased by $1,000, you should save at least $333.
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A wage earner with a $2202,2628 income would take home $28500,6900 more each year.
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But it paid in other ways: The family gave her leftovers to take home.
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Do your very best to impress, and you could take home thousands of dollars.
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The losing side, meanwhile, will take home $220,0003 apiece for their post-season play.
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The top team will take home 40% of the pot — which is still growing.
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Brianna Mason is the first black woman to take home the Miss Tennessee title.
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And he would bring bones back for me to take home for the dogs.
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But she expects to take home just $21,22 after taxes and health insurance payments.
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Though she did not take home that award, she won an award for music.
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She was only able to dose when a friend gave her a take-home.
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When I work full-time during the summer, I take home about $2500,2190 per check.
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Yes, the Americans were expected to take home gold in the team competition in Rio.
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Creators take home 70% of revenue from Super Chats and memberships, while YouTube keeps 30%.
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That leaves Henson to take home an award for her delicious performance as Cookie Lyon.
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For David and Rosa, this means total take-home pay that averages $13,000 a month.
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Additionally, he told Biles that he would be watching the team take home gold together.
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They will be provided breakfast and lunch, as well as a meal to take home.
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Employees volunteer and then get to pick the crops to take home to their families.
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Greta Gerwig didn't take home the Oscar for Best Director during Sunday night's Academy Awards.
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The first place team will take home 40 percent of the final prize pool amount.
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Michael found love with Holly and Eden went on to take home a pageant title.
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I box up half the grilled cheese to take home for a lunch this week.
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Her mom made chicken wings, and she also gives us some cheesecake to take home!
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Sixty-four percent say they have not seen an increase in their take-home pay.
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Including overtime, take-home pay averages 4,200 yuan to 303,500 yuan ($650-$850) a month.
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And in the meantime, the take-home point is that memory skills can be learned.
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I also pick up some dessert to take home to B. $8.38 23:30 p.m.
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The winner will take home 42,000 euro, the Disrupt Cup, and most importantly, boundless glory.
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If Phillips is exonerated on that charge, his take-home haul could be even greater.
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"The key take home message is that the long term trends are clear," said Schmidt.
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Unlike in those stores, shoppers at Bonobos may not buy any clothes to take home.
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Pittsburgh, PA Percent of income professionals take home after rent and taxes: 55.3% Check out
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Some states and municipalities got waivers to allow patients to get several take-home doses.
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They take home pensions worth 31% of their final salaries, compared with 60% for men.
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The Yankees didn't take home the win Monday night, but you can't blame their youngsters.
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The winner, determined by the highest total for the two games, will take home $250,000.
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Every day, women working the same jobs as their male counterparts take home less money.
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So, don't feel too bad for the actors who don't take home gold this year.
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A Cubana airlines plane arrived in Bolivia Saturday to take home hundreds of Cuban doctors.
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"It's really hard to make ends meet on 15% of my take-home," she said.
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Every child walks out of the show and wants a hungry caterpillar to take home.
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This, in turn, will hurt their ability to work and decrease their take-home pay.
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So in a rising market environment, it makes sense that women would take home more.
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Say you earn $500,228 a year, and you're saving 2100% of your take home pay.
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Justify is favored to win the 150th Belmont Stakes and take home the triple crown.
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Tottenham take home half that amount from their agreement with Nike, earning approximately $37 million.
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The report also found that families spend 5.5% of take-home income on student loans.
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Guests got to take home an item from the dollar section as a party favor.
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The winner will take home a cash prize of $50,400 and a new pickup truck.
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"We gather stuff, we beg, a piece of chicken skin to take home," she said.
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KS) smartphones, top of the range new equipment to take home and sleek Nike (NKE.
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Reese Witherspoon's contract for "Legally Blonde 2" allowed her to take home a huge wardrobe.
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I called my waiter over and asked to take home the rest of my meal.
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Sunday's winner will take home $1 million, the first seven-figure prize in women's golf.
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The salaries reported reflect employees' take-home pay, after withholdings for income taxes and benefits.
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Several sources reported that ice cream at Wegmans is definitely an item to take home.
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Up to 60 presenters and performers will take home gift bags at the 2019 Emmys.
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With Uber's new "drivers" — the robot cars — the company will take home close to $500.
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The women would take home their finished banh chung to share with family and friends.
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So added that employees are being asked to take home their monitors, keyboards and laptops.
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Prime among those adaptations: Apple's engineers are being allowed to take home products in development.
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One startup will emerge victorious, raise the Disrupt Cup and take home the $50,000 prize.
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The lines are empty, but we just got something amazing to take home with us.
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It's worth the ride and the chance to take home the Disrupt Cup and $50,000.
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The number of American workers receiving more take home pay has reached nearly 4.4 million.
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Banana Joe was the first of his breed to take home the title in 2013.
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Michelle Williams helped FX take home a prize, too, for her performance in Fosse/Verdon.
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But in reality, your take-home pay will be closer to $65,000 after income taxes.
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He&aposs also favorite to take home a third Best Original Screenplay Oscar this year.
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Mothers take home a bouquet of paper flowers designed by a local florist, Pink & Posey.
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I take home half of my burrito bowl and most of the chips and guac.
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Teachers could see an increase of more than $190 a week in take-home pay.
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You shouldn't take home full-size bath amenities unless you're willing to pay for them.
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Winners in 2019 are expected to take home a combined 2.4 billion euros ($2.65 billion).
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Without remains of their family members to take home, Njoroge and Karanja took soil instead.
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Here's the deal: pay under the average price, you'll take home some of the courses.
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Expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit is a proven strategy for boosting take-home income.
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But what about managers who take home bounties amid leadership failures that harm other stakeholders?
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Before we leave, I grab a loaf of bread from the deli section to take home.
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But if she does, what better look to take home a SAG statuette in than Dior?
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You can take home the "Inflatabull" today for $34.99 and transform your backyard into a rodeo.
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If you have more taxes withheld from your paycheck, your take-home pay will be reduced.
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As for the take-home message, early treatment of any condition is always the best option.
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Some visitors have reportedly even ripped up pieces of the artwork to take home as souvenirs.
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Of those with savings, 36 percent had just three months take-home pay or less saved.
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The series champion will take home $100,000 and earn an appearance on the Grand Ole Opry.
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With the win, the 28-year-old runner gets to take home the $100,000 grand prize.
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I pack up two boxes of leftovers to take home for me, T., and my roommates.
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Now here's a boy you could take home to mom and dad – just ask JoJo's parents!
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Obviously we wanted to take home the win but we were all supportive of each other.
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" He did take home a Grammy in 2018 for best R&B performance, also for "Redbone.
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Our overall take-home pay went down, but I cannot pay this amount again next year.
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That's right, the grand-prize winner will take home $73,000 in cold, hard, non-equity cash.
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Much of what is served can be ordered to take home in signature enameled metal pots.
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If you end up beating the average price, you'll get to take home the entire bundle.
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I supplement my income with freelance writing, though the take-home pay from it fluctuates significantly.
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The lucky parent(s) will get to take home this floundering mer-baby from Parkland Health.
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That's a good thing if the Democrats want to take home the real prize in November.
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And you can get a tote bag — screen-printed on-site — to take home with you.
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She insists I take home the leftover pizza for lunch tomorrow, and then I Lyft home.
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Remy beat out Missy Elliot, Minaj, Cardi B and Young M.A. to take home the honor.
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State and local politicians work to gold-plate the project to maximize their federal take-home.
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As promised, a glorious shot of Friedle and Fishel ready to take Home Depot by storm.
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For adults living in households that take home $75,000 per year it was just 15 percent.
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But if you'd like a drink at any point, this is for you to take home.
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Good luck, pup, and take home the crown — for you, for Madge, for all of us.
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No one was super hungry, so there are plenty of leftovers for me to take home.
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The campaign's premise was whimsical, yet simple: pothole-ridden roads damage your take-home pizza. Solution?
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So the take-home message from this study is that aerobic exercise is really very important.
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They looked at everything from availability of entry-level jobs to take home pay and more.
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And they're right — Threepio does bear a striking resemblance to the night's little take-home award.
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Bummed out your favorite Grammy-nominated artist didn't take home a statue during this week's event?
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Don't get your hopes set you'll be able to take home one of these outlandish products.
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She beat out Madison Keys, 6-3, 6-0, to take home the title on Saturday.
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"The real take-home message is the clinical population still feels unprepared," he told Reuters Health.
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Each visitor can take home a miniaturized Leigh consciousness on a keychain, screaming in agony forever.
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Each of the administration's proposed cuts would result in reduced take-home pay for federal employees.
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This year, the Rams and Patriots present plenty of compelling candidates to take home the award.
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So if you lower your take-home pay, you can lower your monthly student loan payments.
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I appreciated that, though I would have liked the opportunity to stash some to take home.
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Who knows, you might take home the $50,000 top prize or find your next investment opportunity.
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The winning team will take home more than $183 million, turning the champions into instant millionaires.
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Under the new policy, drivers will earn a minimum take-home wage of $17.22 per hour.
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If you make $300,000 per year, for example, your take-home pay would be around $210,000.
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The tourists said that they wanted to take home a souvenir and didn't understand the consequences.
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Further, Americans are also benefiting in the form of higher wages and increased take home pay.
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The winner and two runners-up of the contest will take home prizes, according to Aurora.
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All too often parents fill these positions and take home $7.25 an hour without any benefits.
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The average family in America under the Cruz simple flat tax will take home $7,600 more.
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After each visit, if Apfel had behaved, her grandmother allowed her to take home six scraps.
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The program is free, and guests get a memory card of their images to take home.
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It has a fish counter, and you can go in and buy fish to take home.
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You take home 60 percent of that, and the rest the platform takes as a cut.
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After about $4,000 in federal taxes, her take-home pay would be about $2,0003 per month.
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On the other hand, operation managers who don't work at the White House typically take home
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The richest vacationers are looking for a deep, immersive travel experience to take home with them.
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If the weather is bad, fewer people dine at our restaurant, meaning I take home less.
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New withholding guidelines take effect this month, giving taxpayers an increase in their take-home pay.
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I live in New York City, so half my take-home salary goes to rent anyways.
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D'Alessandro encourages visiting schoolchildren to draw a historic face on a doorknob hanger to take home.
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Will she be allowed to take home a dress that was left behind by a client?
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What remains to be seen is whether it has enough cachet to take home the prize.
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It also comes with Pepsi that neither of us want, but will take home for later.
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And ultimately, the doctor and the patient create change plans for the patient to take home.
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It would reduce take-home pay to an unlivable amount for the vast majority of students.
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It's not sold to go, but you can always order enough for leftovers to take home.
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It offers take-home butchery and seafood — as well as gourmet pizza, salads, and ice cream.
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For $49, the tour includes teacher guidance and art supplies, including a canvas to take home.
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Besides your take-home pay, perks and benefits are also core components of your total compensation.
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After taxes, New Yorkers rake in an average of $2023,800 annually, while Texans take home $46,240.
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Dr. Kiosses typed up the list and handed a printout to Ms. Firmender to take home.
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A lunch buffet will be served, and small revelers will take home bags of healthful goodies.
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One lucky winner in Florida is poised to take home the $231.6 million Mega Millions jackpot.
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UBS predicted that Germany would win, while Goldman Sachs predicted Brazil would take home the trophy.
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Women in bright saris wade out into the water, filling small plastic flasks to take home.
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Those vying for Saturday's possible jackpot could take home the eighth largest in the game's history.
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As it stands, we don't take home much revenue, barely enough to keep the lights on.
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Students around the country take home the infant simulators, with little evidence that they reduce pregnancy.
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La La Land is the frontrunner this year and the favorite to take home Best Picture.
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In fact, the show is already a frontrunner to take home the most trophies this year.
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When Eakins pulled up to the dealership to take home her new car, she was stunned.
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The program that shows the best results will take home the grand prize, a $10 million check.
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There, they'll tell the cashier they'd like to take home delivery and pay the $7 flat fee.
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Want to follow along to see which country will take home the most gold medals this year?
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Some assignments and take-home exams are due by midnight and must be submitted over the web.
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When she won an Oscar, she became the first deaf actress to take home an Academy Award.
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Name your price, and if it beats the average, you'll get to take home the entire set.
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He'd brought his teacher pay stub along, which showed a two-week take-home salary of $203,100.
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Take home a pair today for only $10.19 provided that you enter the code WEEKEND15 at checkout.
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The new requirements will increase the average driver's take-home pay by an estimated $9,600 per year.
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As far as whether or not she'll take home any awards tonight, we'll have to keep watching.
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The person with the most creative proclamation will take home the burger in all its sparkly glory.
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Only one team will be declared the Hardware Battlefield champion and take home a check for $25,000.
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I get a half head of foils, toner, treatment, Olaplex, and blowdry, and take home a treatment.
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AngelList then collects between 2.5 and 5 percent of profits while managers take home around 15 percent.
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At the end of it all, one startup will take home $50,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup.
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This makes her the second woman in the festival's 71-year history to take home that prize.
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When workers take home more money and feel more secure in their jobs, they spend more freely.
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The teams also have to meet certain mission requirements in order to take home the grand prize.
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Plus you'll take home best practices for record-keeping to make tax time less horrible going forward.
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He'll take home the million dollars, the title of sole Survivor – and most importantly, the Final Fishy.
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For more on the nominees, including who EW predicts will ultimately take home the trophies, head here.
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So, she sent me a video tutorial to take home and I remember watching it over breakfast.
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In many states, including California and New York, diners can take home an unfinished bottle of wine.
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According to the poll: 64% say they have not seen an increase in their take-home pay.
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After paying state and federal taxes, Franco will take home about $326 million, Wisconsin lottery officials said.
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He contributes to a 401(k) and Roth IRA, his biweekly take-home total is about $2,450.
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Peggs estimates that farmers take home between $30,000 and $40,000 total by the end of the year.
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That's not take-home revenue, however, since Fave takes a cut of transactions from its retail partners.
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At the end of it all, one startup will take home £30,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup.
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The two winners who are actually friends will each take home $40,000 in cash and other prizes.
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They have higher take-home pay, lower debt and better credit scores than during the financial crisis.
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She also brought me some lefse, which I am excited to take home and try this weekend.
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Postseason pay is egalitarian, meaning the starters, backups, and injured players all take home the same amount.
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Part of the appeal of this immersive new land is the merchandise that parkgoers can take home.
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Riders are supposed to hand these over to staff, but many have pocketed them to take home.
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At the last Bocuse d'Or in 2017, Mathew Peters became the first American to take home gold.
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The average debt payment was $579 a month and the average monthly take-home pay was $2,689.
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Abraham was perplexed when asked if she thought The Revenant star would take home the Academy Award.
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Both quickly respond "You're gonna win" before Swift declares that Drake will likely take home the prize.
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After winning in 2015, the United States is favored to take home the ultimate prize yet again.
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At the train station I buy some Singaporean snacks and face masks to take home with me.
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The first jazz musician to win the Pulitzer, Wynton Marsalis, didn't take home his prize until 1997.
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At the same time, Ali will probably give zero fucks should he not take home the prize.
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If Cardi B sweeps the VMAs this year, she'll take home a whopping 10 Moon Person trophies.
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Republicans on the Hill are already looking to highlight the increase in take-home pay next month.
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Don't get the muesli, do get the lemon tart, and take home an extra baguette for later.
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Depending on nationality, new parents take home very different proportions of their usual pay while on leave.
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But I wouldn't be at all surprised to see his wonder-twin Domenick take home that check.
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The win makes Iñárritu only the third director to take home back-to-back Best Director trophies.
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We've always recruited talking about pay and benefits, a take-home car and you get a uniform.
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Meanwhile, shelter cats, which could turn out to be Lyokis, usually cost under $100 to take home.
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After all, Rachel does have her sparkly new three-carat Neil Lane engagement ring to take home.
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Who will take home the respect and money in categories for realness, vogue performance, runway, and more?
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This law has resulted in higher take-home pay, increases in employee benefits, and a stronger economy.
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Twice a day, groups gather to mix and bottle their own stuff, which they can take home.
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At the end of the day, one of them will take home the Battlefield Cup and $50,000.
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And Brooklyn-based competitor Peppermint hopes to be the one to take home that her-storic win.
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I love the little bag I take home at night and it feeds my child very well.
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It's not a bad truck by any means, it's just not the one that we'd take home.
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Now that his take-home pay has plummeted to $2300,000, he worries about making those mortgage payments.
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"She ordered extra pasta to take home because she said she often gets hungry around 2 a.m."
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They can also take home a little Impressionist color: a coleus plant, which they'll pot up themselves.
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The topping is so popular the restaurant sells it in a jar for customers to take home.
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I helped her decide to share meals, or portion it and ask for a take-home container.
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It makes sense for a steamy duet like "Señorita" to take home the trophy for best collaboration.
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Because of the unpredictable nature of sales, they cannot control how much they earn or take-home.
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We think he's likely to take home the Emmy award too, and would be deserving of it.
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Whereas a targeted wage subsidy would encourage work and increase take home pay, UBI discourages labor supply.
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"That might feel a little demoralizing, but there is a very optimistic take home message," Bruch said.
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Dietitians and nutritionists make an average of $55,240, while trainers take home $31,720, the BLS numbers show.
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Many American families are seeing the first real increases in take-home pay in over a decade.
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Those vendors who work for a company get to take home a third of the day's proceeds.
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She feels frustrated that there are not enough textbooks for students to take home and study with.
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West opted to take home $198.1 million in a lump sum, minus what's taken out in taxes.
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They take home the Tasmaniana Award, given to the film that best interprets the idea of Tasploitation.
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Find out if your picks take home the Golden Popcorn when the ceremony airs on April 10.
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Hattie and her new fairy sexmother Lesley are looking for two toys for Hattie to take home.
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Women in the United States earn an average of 79 cents for every dollar men take home.
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In the Middle East — the most unequal region — 29% of earners take home 29% of total income.
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Despite his lengthy hiatus, Lesnar impressively controlled all three rounds to take home a unanimous decision win.
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You'll also get to take home an additional five pairs of kicks for the road, of course.
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They're amazing and I make a note to come back and buy a box to take home.
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" The ultimate goal, she says, "is to be saving and investing 4013% of your take home pay.
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Last year, Neil deGrasse Tyson became the first American scientist to take home the Stephen Hawking Medal.
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For example, if a driver performs 100 rides at $13 a ride, Uber will take home $100.
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Society itself offers a graduate-level course in misogyny, and every exam is a take-home test.
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Illinois has 155 delegates up for grabs, and Biden is set to take home a big majority.
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Stores have pantries with food that employees can eat at work or take home to their families.
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With Julia Louis-Dreyfus out of the running, who will take home the best-actress comedy award?
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The winner will take home $105,000 of the $500,000 overall purse, with the runner-up receiving $75,000.
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Despite having three films up for best animated feature, Disney did not take home that top prize.
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Kwik Trip, based in Wisconsin, has been expanding its selection of take-home dinners and fried chicken.
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And it's nice, every so often, to see the year's actual best picture take home Best Picture.
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There was even a cafeteria where women could pick up hot meals to take home after work.
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Moving to weekend shifts eliminated child-care costs, making the difference in my take-home pay negligible.
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Zsa Zsa and her owner, Megan Brainard of Anoka, Minnesota, get to take home a $1,500 prize.
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But it would be enough for Kim to take home to his people as a propaganda victory.
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Another five finalists, like Wunsche take home $2668,000, and ten other finalist win a $2,500 consolation prize.
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Featured specialties include whole roasted legs of lamb to take home and big ring-shaped koulouri biscuits.
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Journey to far off destinations & experience unexpected encounters, or even take home the different items you find.
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For instance, women with MBAs take home 74 cents for every dollar earned by men with MBAs.
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Exultant "wall peckers" and demonstrators used hammers and chisels to deface the wall and take home pieces.
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My minimum student loan payment was $43 a month, which was 24% of my take-home pay.
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Maisel, who earlier saw Tony Shalhoub take home the award for Male Actor in a Comedy Series.
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England came in fourth in the World Cup and will take home $22017 million in prize money.
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BHLDN sells a line of wedding dresses and accessories, all ready to ship or take home immediately.
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Graduates of Harvard Business School take home the largest checks, earning a median annual salary of $204,800.
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But polling has found that most people aren't reporting seeing an increase in their take-home pay.
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We used to take Home Ec classes, so then you knew what it took to sew clothes.
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Once she&aposs chosen what to take home, Rose sets aside peppers for a hot sauce company.
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I don't understand why the court won't allow the parents to take home the child to die.
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"You can get a hot meal and some bread and some fruit to take home," I said.
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A carbon tax increases the cost of everything Americans buy and lowers Americans' effective take home pay.
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At least ten players have a good shot to take home the sport's most significant individual honor.
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Nowadays, cam girls represent an interactive, specialized and more intimate version of those take-home 8mm reels.
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She didn't take home the Oscar, but she did get a great consolation prize — a LEGO statuette.
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The advice, if there's one take-home piece that listeners can have, is VR has done well.
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And, if that's not good enough for you -- Cam's giving everyone a take-home turkey dinner too!!
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He said: "The take-home message for me is that this study punctures the specialness of mammals."[Science]
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"Brian enjoys all of the little extra goodies I get to take home from this one," she shares.
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This year, 347 films were eligible to take home a coveted Oscar during the 91st Annual Academy Awards.
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The take-home message from the subsequent reaction to the incident was this: society doesn't trust angry women.
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Brother Maks and sister-in-law Murgatroyd are also hoping to see the pair take home the Mirrorball.
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The company's mobile business actually saw its take-home drop by 3.2 percent year-on-year during Q4.
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If there ever were a Bad Sports Dad Awards, Peter Iappelli would certainly take home the big tamale.
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One final adjustment that may boost the remaining take-home pay is to consider adjusting your tax withholding.
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Unless you're a big fan of diarrhea, be careful what melons you take home from the grocery store.
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Then one winner will be chosen to take home the Disrupt Cup — not to mention $50,000, equity-free.
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But 2019's biggest controversy came when a beloved dachshund named Burns didn't take home the top prize.
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Oh, and who cares about a little exhaustion when you could take home the €5,000 grand-prize, right?
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We can only scarf down half of our meal so we pack the rest up to take home.
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Maybe you're paid on a different schedule than their previous job, or your take home pay is different.
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President Donald Trump has considered new payroll tax cuts to let American workers take home bigger pay checks.
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The majority of women's players will take home a minimum of A$25000,231 for the eight week tournament.
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The plan would also provide funds to expand take-home naloxone programs to all 50 states by 2024.
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" It added that "Creators often take home a lower percentage of their Patreon income than patrons may realize.
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Tomlin and Cranston will take home Best Actress and Best Actor for their performances in Grandma and Trumbo.
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The Ellevest CEO recommends investing 10 percent of your take-home pay, no matter how much you earn.
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Here's exactly how much they earn: In the wheelchair division, the top 10 finishers take home prize money.
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One of Bey's iconic musical foremothers, Miss Tina Turner, will take home the Recording Academy's Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Edit note: We updated the headline and income info to more accurately reflect the OP's take-home pay.
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It was predicted that this year at least eight countries were poised to take home their first medals.
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If Soo wins, she'll be just the third woman of Asian-American descent to take home the award.
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When the season wraps up later this year, the winning team will take home a $1 million prize.
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If there were one thing you wanted your reader to take home about this book, what is it?
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We all want to buy chocolate to take home, but decide to come back later to do so.
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"Look at take home pay versus expenses, if the difference is $300, put that money away," he said.
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Thesedays, I'm starting to shop for stuff I want to take home, since it's my last month here.
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According to CNN, if she wins she would become the first Black woman to take home the award.
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China shows it won't cave to Trump to save face, but offers him something small to take home.
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And Tom Brady will need to use his other hand to take home that sixth Super Bowl ring.
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But in the overall count, it will take home 59 medals, one more than Russia, the survey said.
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Apple is entering the streaming wars and it's hoping to take home several gold statues for its troubles.
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Eliminating the payroll tax would provide middle class families with a 7.5 percent increase in take-home pay.
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Creators would take home 24.5 percent of pledges after a 5 percent chunk went back to the platform.
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While you won't owe the taxman the following spring, you've also chosen to reduce your take-home pay.
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It may not even pay to work, if the meager take-home pay reduces access to public benefits.
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In that way, less-skilled workers with lower take-home pay can still have a good living standard.
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Her take-home pay is less than a thousand dollars a month, after taxes and health-insurance contributions.
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The bait: The new tax law gives them immediate bonuses, higher wages and more take-home pay now.
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That's longer than two-and-a-half weeks, meaning well over 50 percent of your take-home pay.
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Their take-home pay can be unpredictable, subject to how busy the restaurant is and what customers order.
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Advertisements were blacked out all around the stadium, and fans ripped out rows of seats to take home.
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Of that, surrogates take home an average $30,000 to $35,000, with a bonus if they carry multiple pregnancies.
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So, I think that the take-home is that we need to have these conversations with our partners.
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He said to take home a win in New York, there needs to be a high voter turnout.
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"It means a take-home pay of close to $20,000 for the majority of graduate students," she said.
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Beecher's sells all kinds of cheese that you can take home with you, including cheddars and cheese curds.
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Donating unused food and helping customers take home uneaten meals will also be discussed on Friday, said Pearson.
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The winner will take home a $1 million purse, in addition to sponsorships that could be worth millions.
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So he got a slight boost in take-home pay but a bigger boost in his savings rate.
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Though it didn't take home an Oscar, it did win the Annie Award for Best Animated Short Subject.
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And if you're still not impressed -- each kid gets a 2ND Thanksgiving meal to take home for later!!!
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When I met Champagne Lady, I begged my parents to let us take home one of her foals.
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Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins earned $19.9 million last year and will take home $23.9 million this year.
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Some evidence of this comes from the 32 percent who say they have noticed more take-home pay.
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To take home a prize, the apps' had to excel across three areas: visual design, technology, and innovation.
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For that performance, she won the Cannes César, the first-ever American woman to take home that award.
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That approach may have changed, but Xiaomi had never put a figure on its take-home margin before.
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Despite their impressive performance, the RainMakerz weren't able to take home any first place trophies this time around.
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With her take-home pay eaten up by childcare costs, Sullivan does not feel she can contribute anyway.
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A couple drove all the way from Ontario, Canada, and stuffed their van with goods to take home.
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The kid found a tarantula in the desert at the episode's start to take home as a pet.
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His wife, Margaret Vossberg, made the condiment, which Hellman scooped out in dollops for customers to take home.
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And no one should worry about performance: Each participant will take home a T-shirt and a medal.
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Black workers with a high school diploma take home 20003 percent less than whites with the same credential.
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"I was going to take home roughly $100 a week once I paid for day care," she said.
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If they take in $500,000 a year in revenue, their average take home profit is only about $25,85033.
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The winner will take home $72,000 and earn in a berth in ESL One Los Angeles in March.
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Guests can also take part in a hands-on spice blending class and take home their favorite mixtures.
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The winner will take home $240,000 and earn in a berth in ESL One Los Angeles in March.
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Gore did appear on stage to stand alongside Guggenheim, but he did not take home an Oscar statuette.
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Each winner will take home the title and donate the prize money to a charity of their choosing.
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The take-home message for the Office for Civil Rights and its current head, Candice Jackson, is straightforward.
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Personal finance site Money Under 30 rounded up how much Olympic medalists take home in 12 different countries.
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And as some workers take home fatter paychecks, it is helping to even out inequality, if only slightly.
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Not only did Dang take home the Cup, he took home the largest prize in Capcom Cup history.
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Students will take home their handiwork: Eli's Flower School, April 21, May 19 and June 16, 1 p.m.
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Minus taxes and housing, you take home $2628,28500 a year in Manhattan and $6900,2628 a year in Austin.
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With our example, you'd divide $49,140 by 12, which gives you $4,20.83 as your monthly take-home pay.
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It consists almost entirely of artworks made of quantities of small inexpensive items that visitors can take home.
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Adam Rippon on Sunday helped Team USA take home a bronze medal in the team figure skating event.
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The amount employees can earn before they pay income tax will also rise, helping increase take-home pay.
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Had it gone to Linda Perry, she would have been the first woman to take home that award.
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The copies would remain locked in an undisclosed room for members to look at — but not take home.
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Now, more people are working — and longer hours, at that — because they get to take home more sandwich.
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Buprenorphine is offered in take-home doses, while methadone is usually administered once a day in a clinic.
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Those strategies were undergoing colonoscopy every 10 years; a computed tomography colonography or "virtual colonoscopy" every five years; a flexible sigmoidoscopy every five years; a multitarget stool DNA test every three years; a take-home fecal immunochemical test annually; or a take-home high-sensitivity guaiac fecal occult blood test annually.
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Now that she's overcome her bullies and gained self-esteem, Solberg hopes to take home the Miss America crown.
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And even if she doesn't take home the award, Krasinski is making sure his wife feels like a winner.
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Listen to the nominees for Best Original Song below and decide for yourself who should take home the prize.
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Another 573 percent earn between $35,000 and $49,999, and more than 14 percent take home between $100,000 and $149,999.
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Try to dedicate 5 to 10 percent of your take-home pay to savings and invest another 10 percent.
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Each pair of chopsticks cost $17,000 and the chosen couple will get to take to take home two pairs.
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Top executives in large US corporations now take home around 300 times what the same corporation's median worker receives.
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If your offer winds up being lower than the average price, no worries — you'll still take home something great.
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Justify fans -- and bettors -- are hoping the horse with a blazing white forehead will take home the Triple Crown.
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But the last time Carson, 23, was paired with a funnyman, she got to take home a Mirrorball Trophy.
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Prior to 2000, men and women spent the same amount of their take-home income on dressing for work.
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That's the big take-home message from an impressive new study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Not everyone watching the Oscars was happy to see Gary Oldman and Kobe Bryant take home a gold statue.
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By the next year, his take-home pay had doubled, he says, and it has only continued to increase.
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The winner will also take home two season-long park passes, a prize pack and other Six Flags merchandise.
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The hospital won't let you take home your new baby unless you have it strapped into a car seat.
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It's obvious they've fulfilled the order with ample leftovers to take home for tonight's iftar feasts with their families.
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Despite having the most nominations this year, with 24, Netflix is an underdog to take home the most prizes.
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The paper's take-home message — that CrossFit lowered athletes' body fat after a 10-week fitness challenge — was positive.
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Leong added that the company recorded take-home revenues of 27.8 million MYR ($6.5 million) over the last year.
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" And even though she didn't take home the crown, Gutierrez, 24, said that pageant still "changed my life forever.
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Many athletes, like American figure skater Mirai Nagasu, are also keen to take home as many as they can.
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Deloitte also noted that four in every 10 doctors said their take-home pay decreased from 2011 to 2012.
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It's not surprising that many travelers want to take home a nice-smelling souvenir of a place they've enjoyed.
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The winner will take home about $50,000 and a new truck, part of a total race purse of $500,000.
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This means that these borrowers are allocating more than 401% of their take-home pay to repaying student debt.
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After seeing the crafts made by locals, Charles couldn't help but pick out a few things to take home.
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Here are the top six most populous U.S. cities, listed from highest to lowest average monthly take-home pay.
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We tithe $310 twice a month, which works out to about 10% percent of my husband's take-home pay.
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One team will be crowned the first TC Disrupt Virtual Hackathon champion and take home the $10,000 grand prize.
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Ordinarily, Priya recommends her clients at Stash Wealth put 20% of their after-tax, take-home pay toward debt.
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The government has also sought to increase take-home pay by reducing the income tax burden for many individuals.
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After taxes and all the pre-tax investments, "my take-home pay is about $2,000 a month," he writes.
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It will be a medals-only competition with players having the chance to take home gold for their country.
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The top three finishers in each of the 290 categories take home gold, silver, and bronze spray-painted rolls.
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And by this, we mean McDonald's signature Singapore's curry sauce is now yours to take home in a bottle.
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We each deposit 20% of our take home income to spend on groceries, dining out, travel, home goods, etc.
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For most people, doctors recommend being screened at age 50 by scheduling a colonoscopy or another take-home test.
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Indeed, it's possibly the most important factor to consider when predicting who will take home a trophy on Sunday.
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Not only do Google employees enjoy perks like espresso bars and dog parks, they also take home hefty salaries.
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It remains to be seen whether Urban or Underwood will take home the golden gramophone for their shared category.
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Plus, with so many free, bespoke things to take home, Ho said it helped bring people in the doors.
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"These account for very large amounts of your take-home pay," said Maxime Croll, head of insurance at ValuePenguin.
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In the Animal Olympics event of Surviving Horrible Things, tardigrades would take home the gold, silver, and the bronze.
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It also says Cruz is positioned to win Montana, and to take home a majority of New Mexico's delegates.
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While county cricketers in England earn about £50,000 ($67,000) a year, the IPL's top earners take home about £1m.
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They also take home bills given to them by worshippers, which will go towards buying robes or cell phones.
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At least 90 percent of wage earners are enjoying more dollars in take home pay because of tax reform.
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Tax reform impacts workers' take-home pay and how much revenue is available to the federal government to spend.
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I pay back $3,000/month and put about half of my take-home bonus toward my loans last year.
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If the Warriors take home another win on Friday, they clinch the championship — the team's third in four years.
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Answers varied, but on average most said that they take home two to three hours of work a day.
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Think rising wages, lower taxes, less regulatory drag, and rapid growth in take home pay, all with no inflation.
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Spend $235,2000 within your first three months of the account opening, and you can take home 26,23 bonus points.
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The Japanese star won both the US and Australian Opens to take home $8.3 million in prize money alone.
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Workers know their take-home pay has stagnated, but they may not attribute that stagnation to health care costs.
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Participants will then be flown to Los Angeles, where one winner will take home the grand prize of $50,103.
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But despite the good cheer, both sides took the field eager to play hard and take home the trophy.
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The winning team will take home a life-changing prize — setting the stage for a big, bright future ahead.
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Already, it is aiming for an ambitious $70 million in annual take-home revenue within the next two years.
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I have the Korean BBQ bowl and a beer and take home leftovers so I can drunk-eat later.
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"I got it," he said raising the title that he had defended twice, but had yet to take home.
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Then one startup will be chosen as the winner of the Battlefield Cup — and they'll also take home $100,000.
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But he said the school plan was unaffordable on his net take-home salary of about $2,4003 a month.
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Because he keeps his expenses so low, he's able to save more than 80% of his take-home pay.
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"The take-home message for women if they're thinking about breastfeeding is do your homework," Lutenbacher said by email.
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Her blindspot solution allowed her to take home the Samueli Foundation Prize, the competition's top prize, along with $25,000.
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Tax reform offers the promise of greater growth that creates new jobs and raises wages and take-home pay.
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Hiring a pretend romantic partner to take home to the family can cost as much as $775 a night.
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But even that bigger up-front payment doesn't necessarily mean production companies take home profits after the first season.
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The competitors each will be hoping to take home at least one of the 102 medals up for grabs.
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She invests close to 22009 percent of her take-home salary in a 224(k) and separate investment accounts.
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The ultimate winner will take home $100,000, equity-free, as well as receive temporary ownership of the Disrupt Cup.
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Graduates of Duke University School of Law take home the largest checks, earning a median annual salary of $243,000.
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In Britain they take home an average salary of £220,666 ($147,846), when calculating from ads placed on Indeed's website.
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As you can see, history shows that she'll probably take home a trophy on Sunday night, date or not.
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You also take home a doggy bag because why would you not want to eat that kare-kare later?
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Abolishing that 220006-percent tax would provide working Americans with an immediate and substantial increase in take-home pay.
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You can go right up to the counter to purchase take-home pastries and their famous hot chocolate mix.
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Moms will receive a take-home gift of a house-made lollipop and the menu personalized with their name.
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We need to win each individual session and if we can do that we will take home the Cup.
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You can take home the console, controllers, two games, and a gameware starter kit, for under £300 from GAME.
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He works with retailers and gets a wholesale rate on many products, which helps him take home more money.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin, which by some accounts reduced public-sector workers' take-home pay by about 10 percent.
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Had he not, he said, his take-home pay this year would amount to just 30 percent of earnings.
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These case studies show that substantial tax relief yields a healthy economy, job growth and greater take-home pay.
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And there is already a program on the books that supplements the take-home earnings of working-class Americans.
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"My take home is that we shouldn't focus on the negative, we shouldn't focus on deficits," Dr. Bright said.
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UAW members, whose top wage is about $22011 an hour, will take home $26 per week in strike pay.
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When Congress passed the legislation, GOP lawmakers thought it would become popular once workers saw increased take-home pay.
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In other words, fanfic — fanfic that's good enough to take home the $25,000 prize awarded to each new play.
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Families said they were not allowed to take home copies of the release form to study it before signing.
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After an NFL career that saw him take home NFL All-Pro honors, Kyle was diagnosed with pre-CTE.
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Because of that, it's easier to write prescriptions for patients to take home, as opposed to dosing at the facility.
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Withhold too little, and you take home more cash in your paycheck, but you may owe the IRS next spring.
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Our date continued until the shop was ready to close, and they gave us a free cupcake to take home.
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While she didn't take home the grand prize, Harding and Farber received a perfect score for their final freestyle dance.
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Later, Alana accompanies them to their cake tasting appointment, where she is given a batch of cupcakes to take home.
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Here's the take-home lesson: You shouldn't look out your window to determine if you believe climate change is real.
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We mean the statuettes themselves, the trophies that winners get to take home, put on their mantels, and treasure forever.
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The women in the study get information about screening and a take-home kit with a long swab and instructions.
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Contestants who take home the first impression rose have a great track record for making it to the final rounds.
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Said Haynes: "The take-home point for me is that so much goes right in the development of an organism."
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It was the first film not in English to take home the top prize in the academy's 92-year history.
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The Rose 31 Le Labo Toiletries were lovely and I stowed away a small bottle of it to take home.
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So far, shittymorph has earned $81 from the experiment, but his take home pay will end up being about $64.
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All 562 competitors will receive a Kindle and some reference books, and many will take home at least some cash.
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Better still, you can take home the lipsticks, eye shadows, and everything else used to do the look for less.
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Patients were given 100 to 973 tablets at a time to take home, which was supposed to last a month.
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But will the film that introduced the rest of the world to the "sunken place" actually take home any wins?
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No matter what, the human pros get to take home $200,000, divided up among the quartet based on their performance.
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The accompanying article said that Mr Kim would take home much "knowledge and experience" of Singapore's development from his tour.
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Tickets include a preshow workshop in which children meet cast members and make Beauty or Beast masks to take home.
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If they want to unify the party, why weren't they smart enough to give us something we could take home?
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At 22, they bring in a median salary of $40,400, while men take home a median of $53,500, PayScale reports.
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Daycare for one baby costs close to $9053,2905; with two, it would total half of the couple's take-home income.
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The four-time Oscar nominee is also a top contender to finally take home the coveted golden statue in February.
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That's totally fine, too — if you choose to pay anything less than the average, you'll still take home something great.
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One of her go-to's is personalized keepsake name tags for the table that visitors can take home with them.
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The take-home lesson here isn't that driving on the Monday after the "spring forward" clock change is incredibly dangerous.
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Winners could take home purses ranging from $10 to $50, and in big competitions prizes went as high as $0003,000.
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Veep beat out black-ish, Curb Your Enthusiasm, GLOW and Orange Is the New Black to take home the prize.
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Whether or not she does take home the crown on Sunday, she has already made an impact on her community.
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One team will rise above the rest to become the Hardware Battlefield champion and take home a check for $25,000.
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The real point to take home from this fight is just how one-handed Conor McGregor is in his boxing.
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Dubs and Megga qualified for solos and duos, meaning if one of them wins, he could take home $4.5 million.
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And at WPP, the British advertising giant, women take home, on average, around one-quarter less than their male counterparts.
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But for Schadt, the take-home message of the study isn't that people who are resilient to these diseases exist.
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This would place the team in line to visit Trump at the White House if they take home the trophy.
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Bookmakers, however, are overwhelmingly confident that "La La Land" will take home the best picture statuette on Sunday, Feb. 25.
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In Canada, these take-home kits are available at pharmacies without a prescription, and many provinces offer them for free.
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A good rule of thumb is to spend no more than 30 percent of your take home income on housing.
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"When you take a 401(k) loan, it comes out of payroll and reduces your take home pay," said Cox.
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We still have to wait a while to find out if Tesfaye will take home a prize tonight as well.
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However, looking at history, we know that growth will increase with more take-home pay and handsome rewards for business.
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Some they take home as profit—and, like any businessmen, they invest some of the rest in other business enterprises.
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Vote in our poll and tell us who you think should take home the prize of most credible central banker.
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This is the corporate, capitalized version of America, the version their parents might want to take home to their parents.
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And if they find, say, a suit of armour that they would like to take home, the store does ship.
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To that end, maybe Rag 'n' Bone man wouldn't take home all the awards for that one song he did.
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Get one of the courses for whatever price you choose or beat the average price to take home everything included.
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If Glassdoor and Payscale are any indication, deli clerks at Walmart take home meatier paychecks than some of their coworkers.
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But for many hunters — and Trump voters — waiting years to take home their prizes, the situation looks nothing but bleak.
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For example, students who take home 70 percent of their peers' incomes will have 30 percent of their loans forgiven.
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CNBC takes a look at five methods those lucky lotto winners can use to take home more of the jackpot.
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"But at the end of the day, there are a lot of good things to take home here," Millard said.
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However, you've made an interest-free loan to the federal government and you've left yourself with less take-home pay.
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A booming reproduction business in Europe churned out plaster casts that people on grand tours could take home as souvenirs.
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The problem started at the 258 London Olympics, when the country failed to take home so much as a bronze.
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The savings component requires living below your means and consistently saving 20% or more of your net, take-home pay.
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Most have few, if any, health insurance options and cannot trade dollars spent on insurance for higher take-home pay.
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"Our take home is that no, they won't [all] be dead if we actually do something about it," he said.
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Warmbier was sentenced to 15 years hard labor in March of 2016 after trying to take home a propaganda poster.
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Rating: Dieng went on to best both Croatia and France and take home the big, gold global cup for himself.
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That top 10 percent on average spent 9 percent of their take-home pay on out-of-pocket health costs.
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That's the take-home point for my own 12-year-old, who in six months will have a cell phone.
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Either way, why should I be expected to fork over half of my take-home pay just because I'm married?
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Three hours for two people for 213 quid and you get a bottle of gin you made to take home.
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They take home the title of world champions after one of the most thrilling World Cup finals in recent memory.
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This will mean lower take-home pay for millions of working Americans and increases in the ranks of the uninsured.
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In this 20173 episode, they answer questions about the meal, like what to bring (and what you can take home).
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Though California is well represented, you can take home pieces from artists based in Tokyo, Mexico, Ukraine, and South Africa.
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On Fridays, educators said, students can take home backpacks full of food so they won't go hungry over the weekend.
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Students choose a day to take home one of 12 robot babies after school, then return it the next morning.
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While Green somehow only finished second in Norris Trophy voting that season, Burns should take home that award in June.
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"I'd never been a spender," Brandon, who saved and invested about 70% of his take-home pay, told Business Insider.
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Though still a long shot to take home the top prize, it does have a relatively kind draw in Roma.
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That's the take-home message of "Never Home Alone," that the richer the biodiversity in our indoor environment, the better.
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The cards are on display at MoMA and available in stacks for visitors to take home with them and share.
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If you ever fly through the international airport in Narita, be sure to pick up some boxes to take home.
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Their stretchy marshmallow s'more brownies are treats you might plan to take home, but they'll never make it that far.
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It pays to take home Best Picture, with an average box office sales increase of $15 million for the winner.
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For those who request medication abortion, I provide a mifepristone pill and then a bottle of misoprostol to take home.
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It was great, you maybe cried, and then "Shallow" went on to take home the Academy Award for Best Song.
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Last May, it became the first Korean film to take home the prestigious Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Branded amenities, which guests will be able to take home to remember the spooky experience, can also be found throughout.
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At Wave Hill House, they will weave these together with other garden materials to create wall hangings to take home.
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"Every night I would take home a different software manual, and I would read them," he writes on his blog.
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Gilt will cover the adoption fees of the first 20 approved adoptions so you can take home a furry Valentine.
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Just last year, the Netflix film Roma also achieved this feat but failed to take home the night's top prize.
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Bong himself also made history earlier on Sunday night, becoming the first Korean to take home the Best Director trophy.
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Over a six-week holiday season, the best in the business may take home more than $40,000, according to PayScale.
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But scrapping that highly unpopular provision will give Republican lawmakers an anti-Obamacare achievement to take home to their voters.
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The sensory overload can leave even seasoned travelers awe-struck, and torn about what to take home as a souvenir.
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" Dream Date: "I am sitting in a room full of kittens desperately trying to pick just one to take home.
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Every single contributor predicted that the United States would take home the most medals at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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The GOP tax cut has increased take-home pay for 90 percent of wage earners according to the Treasury Department.
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Although located in the CF Sherway Gardens Mall, the Canada Goose store has no inventory for shoppers to take home.
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The anonymous winner from North Carolina chose to take home a lump sum which amounted to $491.7 million after tax.
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There are plenty of products to take home, such as bagged coffees and this bag of gluten-free crunchy cereal.
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That way, depending on your plan, you won't have to pay more than 10 percent of your take-home pay.
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The measure would otherwise come into effect next year and would result in lower take-home pay for all Greeks.
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Next tax season, Americans will see increased take-home pay, and be faced with a simpler, less burdensome tax code.
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Withhold too much, and you take home less pay but you wind up with a larger refund the following year.
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Hogwarts teachers (garden guides) will provide information and a small take-home prize to each visitor who completes the test.
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Our 123,212 thoughts per day would grant us a healthy $2240 per diem — or an annual take-home of $22.4,500.
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That together with the modest job gains and increase in average hourly earnings boosted a proxy for take-home pay.
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The top prize, the Palme d'Or, went to Parasite — making it the first Korean film to take home the honor.
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Even if "Black Panther" doesn't take home best picture, expect at least one Marvel superhero to triumph on Oscar night.
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Okay, so she literally wagers just 5 bucks, but a win's a win ... even if she'll only take home $2.50.
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This winner will take home the largest prize payout to a single Texas Lottery player in history, the commission announced.
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I asked the receptionist to see my case manager, who could potentially authorize "take-home" doses to last the weekend.
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To celebrate the beginning, fairgoers will decorate take-home packets to fill with donated seeds from the Hudson Valley Seed Library.
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He chose the University of North Carolina men's team and the University of Connecticut women's team to take home the championships.
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After sifting through mountains of Xbox flotsam and jetsam, Van Cleave talked the recyclers into letting him take home five motherboards.
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She's valued at approximately $350,000, but Swifties (and cat lovers) can take home one of her feline friends for much less.
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Admittedly, we will not be on pins and needles waiting to see if these films take home the little golden man.
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Elsewhere, when one shop that GRG managed went under, staff were invited to take their pick of items to take home.
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With that in mind, the biggest tier was made with confetti cake, as well as their special take-home top layer.
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The law requires drivers for ridehailing companies like Uber and Lyft earn a minimum take-home wage of $17.22 per hour.
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Anyone with the Go90 app can play along in an attempt to catch the runner, and take home the prize money.
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In fact, take-home pay is going up, above the rate of inflation, and more quickly than it did under Obama.
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I notice we're out of pots, so I ask my boss if I can take home the leftover soil and succulents.
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She won that round, only to face Peppermint in the finals and take home the title of America's Next Drag Superstar.
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Just head on over to this page, enter your email, and you're automatically in the running to take home the prize.
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Reduce taxes on income from investments, they argue, and investors will use their increased take-home profits to buy more capital.
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Neither candidate will take home any delegates and the fear for both campaigns now is that their fundraising will dry up.
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I consider my monthly take-home pay to be $5,000 and keep the extra $138 in my checking as a cushion.
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Even if they don't take home a paycheck, consider the value they provide to your household when buying dependent life insurance.
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She knows I can't cook, so she always makes an extra tray that we can all take home for the week.
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Shiffrin, 783, failed to take home her second medal of the Winter Games on Friday morning (Thursday night in the states).
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After this cultural revolution changed, women started spending between 7.5 and 10 percent of their take-home income [on work clothes].
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Name your price for this $1,029 value and if it's better than the average buyer, you'll take home the entire bundle.
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The winner of the tournament will take home $250,000, the runner-up will win $100,000 and the third-place finisher $50,7213.
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Netflix may have had the most nominations heading into the 92nd Academy Awards, but it didn't take home the most prizes.
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Fellow American Ashley Spencer closed hard over the final 100 meters to take home bronze, turning in a time of 53.72.
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There's also a fairly large shelf boasting two-person take-home meals such as Chile Con Carne and Thai Red Curry.
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On my way out, I grab some peppers and potatoes that have yet to go bad to take home with me.
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But with the Tokyo Summer Olympics just two years away, all eyes are on Osaka to take home gold for Japan.
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He could explain that lower individual tax rates boost what Ronald Reagan called take-home pay - more money in your pocket.
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Afterwards, we narrowed it down to five companies that will be competing tomorrow to take home €42,000 and the Battlefield Cup.
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And with this COLA and somewhat large Medicare Part B increase, their take-home income from Social Security will be decreased.
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On principle, I'm not crazy about the idea of spending more than a third of my take-home pay on rent.
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"There could soon be a day when a museum lets you custom-author an organism—which you can then take home."
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My all-in monthly payment is around $2,700 before utilities, which right now is about 65% of my take home income.
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Whoever downs the most kale will take home $2,000 from a total of $4,000 in prize money that will be awarded.
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Evaluate your monthly take-home pay and monthly expenses so you can find room for a rainy day fund, she advised.
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Sunday • Take home a piece of GingerBread Lane, the edible wonderland, from the New York Hall of Science in Flushing, Queens.
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"[She] is a softer beauty, someone you can take home and cuddle with, and she's very elegant," Rochkind told the Post.
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And then only one team will emerge victorious, hoist the Disrupt Cup and take home the $50,000 equity-free cash prize.
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If you beat the average price, you'll take home the entire set and be automatically entered to win $500 of Ethereum.
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The winner of MasterChef Junior will not only take home the trophy, but will also receive a cash prize of $100,000.
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While it appears Jed might take home the crown with his original song (swoon), Luke P. does something no one anticipates.
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When you buy one large pizza (dine-in or carry out) you can take home a large cheese pizza, for free.
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Deportees are provided with a meal on the flight and a take-home plastic bag filled with water, snacks and paperwork.
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Students receive a booklet to take home that reinforces the lessons of this program and teaches them about sexual diversity, too.
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"I drink recreationally, and my main take-home is that I can't think of it as a healthy behavior," Hartz says.
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If there were an Emmy category for "Best Dose Of Nostalgia," the Gilmore Girls revival would certainly take home the trophy.
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I put the leftovers in a container to take home the next day, since the boyfriend is a baby about leftovers.
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"[She] is a softer beauty, someone you can take home and cuddle with, and she's very elegant," Rochkind told NY Post.
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On a school take-home assignment, the eighth grader was asked to define BMI (body mass index), then calculate her own.
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Ultimately, workers already employed either saw their take-home pay go up or stay roughly the same while working fewer hours.
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Meanwhile, exorbitant tax and regulatory burdens slam the middle-class wage earners who have been losing take-home pay for years.
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By the early 1970s, take-home pregnancy kits were sold over the counter in pharmacies, but they were cumbersome and complicated.
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But most of all they want to create an experience where the guests can take home a small bite of 108.
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We're certain that Leo didn't ask the Pope to slip in a prayer for him to take home his first Oscar.
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Republican politicians have said they expect the new tax law to become more popular once people see more take-home pay.
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If you have a dining hall that allows you to take home small items like these, never pass up the opportunity.
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According to data from 2014 U.S. Census Bureau Report, vets residing in Puerto Rico take home an average of $38,338 annually.
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Atherton made Baking Show history for being the first competitor to never win Star Baker and still take home the trophy.
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Though there may be notable exceptions, female CEOs in aggregate earn only 70 percent of what their male counterparts take home.
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The general rule of thumb is to spend less than 30% of your take-home pay on total monthly housing expenses.
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"We always offer everyone the ability to take home what they can't finish and people seem to love this," Freeman added.
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People who didn't have money to buy groceries would climb trees to pick leaves that they would take home to boil.
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"The president of the United States has an actual job to create jobs, create wealth, create take home pay," he said.
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Hollywood rolls out another red carpet, this time for performers hoping to take home a bronze statue known as the Actor.
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HBO's "Game of Thrones" managed to take home the award for best drama series, despite a disappointing and lackluster last season.
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Here's why: You need to add up all your average monthly expenses and compare the total to your take-home pay.
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In 2014, his take-home pay was $4,837 a month, which works out to $58,044 a year — around $73,000 before taxes.
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Alternatively, if someone can mathematically prove AI will never be able to do it, they can also take home the money.
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Epic Games is taking on Steam with its own digital game store, which includes higher take-home revenue rates for developers.
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If the judges deem your creation to be the best overall hack, you'll take home the grand prize — an extra €5,173.
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And then only one team will emerge victorious, hoist the Disrupt Cup and take home the $100,000 equity-free cash prize.
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He introduced his "Famous Recipe" chicken at Harold's Take Home Restaurant, which he opened with his brother-in-law in 1966.
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We took a look at 16 players who can take home the MVP, based on their odds, projected seasons, and narratives.
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The most important take-home from Thursday's Bank of England (BOE) meeting is likely to be talk of what happens next.
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The contractor managed to take home a vast collection of sensitive material over at least 16 years, undetected by security officials.
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Cracker Barrel offers customers hot meals for dining in and the option of picking up a turkey dinner to take home.
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"They made me wear a T-shirt that said take home a jug of fun," she told Elle magazine years later.
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Under the new policy, all drivers will earn a minimum take-home wage of $17.22 per hour (or $27.86 before expenses).
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The paperback books are put into care packages for parents to take home, so they can continue reading to their babies.
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Financial planners suggest saving at least 2628 percent of take home income, while spending at most 28503 percent on discretionary items.
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The poll also found that high-income people were more likely to notice that their take-home pay had gone up.
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Young listeners can get in on the act, too: They will make candles for the concert and crankies to take home.
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In three years of competing, the company has had only one feature-length movie, the documentary "Icarus," take home a statue.
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I was tempted to buy the black terry-cloth robes ($3563 each) and take home the mysteriously unpriced striped cotton slippers.
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State officials said employees' take-home pay might even increase if the reduced wages knocked them into a lower income bracket.
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Few, if any, will wonder whether Russia can actually take home the glittering trophy when the tournament ends on July 15.
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Ideally, you want to get to a point where your take-home pay is more than what you spend each month.
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We went there once a week and were given time to choose three books to take home until the next visit.
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Many more adoptions were still pending, some for American parents who had already met the children they expected to take home.
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Now, it's poised to take home the highest honors of all: the Best Picture award at the Academy Awards Sunday night.
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For example, when she had a side hustle as an event assistant, she asked to take home leftover food from events.
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Some workers saw a bump in their take-home pay after employers started using the new IRS income tax withholding tables.
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However: It is possible for policy makers to raise take-home pay directly even without big boosts in the underlying wages.
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Wages are increasing, take-home pay is up, and companies are investing in their workers and the economy as never before.
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He says he makes about $148,000 a year but his take-home pay is only about $30,000 to $44,000 after expenses.
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After removing these non-holiday gifts, the typical US family spends about 1% of its annual take-home pay on gifts.
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At the end of the session, each child received a blue zippered bag containing two doses of Narcan to take home.
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Huge contributions to your 401(k) — even if they help reduce taxable income — will leave you with less take-home pay.
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We started the competition with 10 hardware startups vying to take home the Disrupt Hardware Battlefield cup at TechCrunch Shenzhen 2019.
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When my mother and I would go to the library, I'd pull out a huge, atlas-type book to take home.
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This strategy kept rent at $300 or so, and I could funnel most of my take-home income to the debt.
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Although you can often take home miniature bottles of shampoo and body wash, bulk amenities generally are not up for grabs.
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Adam Blazsovics easily won the singles title and teamed up with Csaba Banyik to take home the doubles gold in Budapest.
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Meanwhile, CEO Ronald Clarke&aposs salary equaled the take-home pay of the CEOs of Visa and Mastercard combined, Bloomberg reported.
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Perks like 401k matches can add to your bottom line, even when they don't specifically add to your take-home pay.
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" Judge Gorsuch said earlier that the case of the truck driver was "one of those that you take home at night.
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Participants in this "High Intensity Interval Painting" workout get to sweat and take home a handmade, albeit rushed, work of art.
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A good rule of thumb is to put away 10 percent of your gross, not take-home, pay, according to Moraif.
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For the single mom in the above scenario, the California EITC increases her annual take-home income by over 33 percent.
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By jacking up product prices and distributing the increased profits to shareholders, executives lift stock prices and their take-home pay.
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Now, after deducting a 2.5 percent black-car fee and the 8.875 percent sales tax, Uber's take-home will be $2.22.
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Of course, a film's success on the big screen doesn't necessarily mean that the actors take home a whole lot of money.
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At their worst, their goal is often to maximize their take-home of a deal, rather than satisfying their client 100 percent.
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That would equate to an average monthly payment of $322, representing a "big percentage" of their take-home pay, the report said.
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Corley recommends putting 20 percent of your monthly net pay, or what you take home after taxes and other deductions, into savings.
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Musca will take home a check for 1 million yen and bragging rights as one of the top young startups in Japan.
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Two of the biggest stars of the PyeongChang Olympics didn't take home a single medal — in fact, they didn't compete at all.
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"Unfortunately, there is not a simple take-home message for patients, like 'stop smoking' or 'eat more fruits and vegetables,'" Pool added.
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And we're predicting that she'll take home one of the biggest honors of the night: The Top Artist of the Year Award.
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These offers end on January 43, 2019, so if you want to take home these huge bonuses, you have to act fast.
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It's an old Financial Adviser rule of thumb that you shouldn't pay more than 30% of your take-home pay for housing.
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The group endorses six kinds of screening exams, from inexpensive take-home stool tests performed every year to colonoscopies done every 10.
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Peloton, the disruptive fitness company, has hired its first president, former Barnes & Noble CEO William Lynch, to take home-cycling platform global.
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ITN will have to beat out two Netflix documentaries — "Extremis" and "The White Helmets" — to take home a gold statue on Sunday.
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Use the Mashable code to take home one of these pieces today — they're guaranteed to become a staple of your winter closet.
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Parkinson said hospitals should revisit their policies and provide overdose victims with naloxone kits to take home, something that's not happening yet.
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And many of the supposedly "free" toilets are manned by workers who charge illegal fees to take home the profits for themselves.
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One of the other volunteers brought a ton of snacks and gives me a bunch of leftover breakfast tacos to take home.
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With her win, Stroker becomes the first actor in a wheelchair to be nominated for and then take home a Tony Award.
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Hopefully Taylor Swift has a blank space on her trophy shelf because she's set to take home a major honor next month.
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Take home pay adjusted for inflation for the average middle class family has risen to a record of $66,000 under this administration.
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While the Americans are looking to take home their fourth championship (and second consecutive), this is Thailand's fourth World Cup match ever.
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That doesn't include take-home revenue, but for the first time that figure has been broken: Shopee grossed $58.8 million in sales.
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City residents employed at the plant take home more than £1m ($1.2m) a week, supporting jobs in local shops, pubs and restaurants.
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For their part, Home Depot shareholders appeared to put more credence in Whirlpool's take; Home Depot slid more than 3 percent Tuesday.
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We'll have to wait until next Sunday, September 18, to see if Kit Harington, Maisie Williams, and Co. take home more statuettes.
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Should you win, and opt for the lump-sum payout instead of the yearly annuity, your take-home will be $413.1 million.
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