However, naturalistas know that upkeep requires time and coins, too.
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They face ongoing annual charges for upkeep and "ground rent".
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Everyone who uses the road should pay for its upkeep.
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The tutoring contributed to, but did not constitute, his upkeep.
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Unlike wooden coops, it doesn't require much upkeep or maintenance.
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No card needed, and I don't mind paying for upkeep.
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One ship got only a quarter of its scheduled upkeep.
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And all symbols, even chill frogs, require protection and upkeep.
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An affinity, by the way, which now takes effort, and upkeep.
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In addition to the mortgage, there's interest, taxes, insurance and upkeep.
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These Bluetooth trackers run for a full year without requiring upkeep.
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The startup also handles insurance, maintenance, and upkeep of the cars.
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A problem with all productivity apps is that they need upkeep.
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"This is a lot of upkeep!" the mother of seven exclaims.
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Any kind of home aquarium takes an inordinate amount of upkeep.
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The university says it ploughs rent into upkeep of the buildings.
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The startup also handles insurance, maintenance and upkeep of the cars.
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But it is also rolling out a subscription for regular upkeep.
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Your robo-bandmates seem like they'd require a lot of upkeep.
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This, in turn, contributes to tissue upkeep and slows down aging.
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My least favorite part, however, is the reality of the upkeep.
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Maryland today uses taxpayer dollars to provide for the cross' upkeep.
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You also have to pay for homeowners insurance, upkeep, and repairs.
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The roommates were alarmed to find indifferent upkeep and ancient interiors.
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And, again, he stresses the importance of regular upkeep with glosses.
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Paying for Mullen's upkeep and travel taxed HOPE Not Hate's finances.
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The bodies require regular and expensive upkeep and occasional re-embalming.
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UpKeep Maintenance Management – Maintenance software for small to medium businesses UpKeep is designed to keep technicians happy by creating easier solutions, including simple barcode scanning applications, task management and inventory management accessible through a mobile device.
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Other antibody-based drugs in the works may require even less upkeep.
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And since upkeep has been neglected, many new roads are already potholed.
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Owning a multiunit property is a business that requires upkeep and diligence.
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The seller deals with all of the maintenance and upkeep for you.
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That means performing important spiritual upkeep on it from time to time.
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Look out for facilities in need of upkeep or with equipment issues.
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And yet, that still doesn't change the one major downside: the upkeep.
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But because the screencap is unchanging, the account's upkeep is incredibly simple.
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Who knew your other set of lips could require so much upkeep?
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Today my eyebrows are full and sculpted and require near daily upkeep.
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There is no easy way for Apple to upkeep momentum in India.
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And then there are films that haven't received the upkeep they deserve.
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In some, once-grand halls are falling apart because of poor upkeep.
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So**, Juno drivers stand to make $163 per hour, minus vehicle upkeep.
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As you'd expect, a structure so large requires substantial (and expensive) upkeep.
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Hulls aren't undergoing upkeep or upgrades; crews aren't recuperating from sea duty.
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Upkeep on this mothballed fleet costs at least $7 million a year.
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They shifted upkeep and rent collection, among other tasks, to private companies.
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The house is paid off, and Sanchez pays for utilities and upkeep.
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My hair was rarely brushed, and often just a reminder of upkeep.
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However, you are still responsible for property taxes, insurance, upkeep, utilities, etc.
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This public infrastructure relies on local and federal funding for its upkeep.
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He treats about five brides each month for hand-related cosmetic upkeep.
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The original embalming takes several months, and the bodies need regular upkeep.
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Rome has accused the operator of neglecting the upkeep of the bridge.
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However, in order to keep it going, some upkeep may be required periodically.
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In many states boxes outside shops encourage people to donate towards their upkeep.
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They briefly considered a house, but didn't want the responsibility of the upkeep.
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But frustration with all the upkeep nudged him back to his natural state.
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Without funding, however, the NPS could not legally fund maintenance and upkeep duties.
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It works well with her boho-chic street style and has easy upkeep.
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You should pay for the upkeep of this child after it is born.
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It is critical that all users of the grid contribute to its upkeep.
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Neller said the budget would see money for training and upkeep of facilities.
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But the upkeep proved too expensive, and ownership was transferred back to Mrs.
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He has a point: The West Wing is in need of some upkeep.
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Switzerland is seizing migrants' and refugees' assets to help pay for their upkeep.
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As with Uber, all gas and car upkeep costs are shouldered by drivers.
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After the powder house exploded in 1920, the upkeep of the castle dwindled.
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Usually, these deserted temples remain dormant, decaying without government funding for their upkeep.
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Parents are juggling the upkeep for children's therapies, special needs or medical conditions.
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All of these pressures mean something has to give, and that includes upkeep.
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So I had legitimate questions about the surgical robot's software maintenance and upkeep.
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The company pays rent, real estate taxes and helps with maintenance and upkeep.
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Much of the money she earns goes back into the house for upkeep.
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Autostrade, and the managers involved, are accused of poor upkeep of motorway barriers.
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The company filled Grand Central's beautiful spaces with advertising displays, while neglecting upkeep.
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Most of the revenue needs to be earmarked for their upkeep and repair.
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Any sort of barrier, whether physical or electronic, would require continued, expensive upkeep.
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They say that poor upkeep resulted in collapsing ceilings and frequent plumbing problems.
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In reality, stadiums and their upkeep wind up costing cities millions of dollars.
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Mistakes were made in the planting, in the irrigating, in the upkeep, and more.
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When New Horizons is in an active state, it requires a lot of upkeep.
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After decades of poor upkeep, the refineries are bleeding money as well as fuel.
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In DC, they were entirely abandoned as the city deemed the upkeep too expensive.
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Invitation tenants said their landlord charged excessive fees and skimped on upkeep of homes.
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The electric GTE upkeep is mostly on the tires every five or six years.
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Those combine into a healthy margin, considering Boatsetter doesn't own or upkeep any boats.
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By now, everyone who shaves knows that the upkeep can be quite the hassle.
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But who has the time, space, or cash for that level of wardrobe upkeep?
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One thing Williams may be happy about no longer dealing with is the upkeep.
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He feels its upkeep, both from a cost and environmental perspective, is not sustainable.
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But our outdoor economy cannot succeed unless we invest in its restoration and upkeep.
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But in states with better road and highway upkeep, that cost goes way down.
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Cemetery workers also perform upkeep with the cemetery grounds and other general landscaping duties.
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"The American people already own our national parks and fund their upkeep," Grijalva said.
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Between insurance, gas prices and upkeep, maintaining a car is a long-term expense.
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Paying for upkeep is hard to justify at a time of soaring patient demand.
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In other words, despite its hardiness, stainless steel requires a high level of upkeep.
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Now City Hall has to find tenants to help pay for the island's upkeep.
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Annual homeowner's dues of $1,136 are being stretched to pay for all the upkeep.
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Rome has accused the operator of serious failings in its upkeep of the bridge.
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One key complaint against Chinese dwellers, several agents told CNBC, is their upkeep of properties.
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These costs are significant, and infrastructure upkeep is a major part of local broadcasting budgets.
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The municipal corporation had done little for its upkeep and it was littered with trash.
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The annual St. James Court Art Show helps fund ongoing grounds upkeep and beautification projects.
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You're probably already well aware that your roots are normally what requires the constant upkeep.
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"There was a lot of upkeep," the 103-year-old said of her former place.
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Much of its legacy military platforms are of Soviet origin, requiring costly maintenance and upkeep.
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These days, the parties are primarily of a corporate nature, and upkeep has been slight.
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It could defer maintenance and upkeep of aging facilities, jeopardizing the FAA's excellent safety record.
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I get the benefit of military protection regardless how much I contribute to its upkeep.
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Their days are filled with geological fieldwork, personal research projects and upkeep of the habitat.
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With cloud-hosted systems, you don't have to worry about the equipment or its upkeep.
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"Then we handle all of the servicing forms, documentation and overall upkeep of the jet."
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I talked to local commissioners who had dedicated their lives to this kind of upkeep.
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Despite the monument's importance to Zimbabwe and Africa, little has been invested in its upkeep.
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The chores men do more of are usually outdoors, like car upkeep and yard work.
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If they do, they'll reach out, and that's the best method for friendship upkeep anyway.
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Upkeep is largely limited to brushing the desert dust from the panels to maximise absorption.
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Upkeep of those in poorer neighborhoods has been neglected, and many have fallen into disuse.
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But by 2013, the owners were having trouble maintaining the upkeep for 100 exotic animals.
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But regular maintenance and upkeep are crucial to keeping this bacteria controlled and out of food.
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But that data needs to be stored somewhere and can cost a lot for the upkeep.
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"The maintenance and upkeep on a wooden fishing pier is tremendous," said co-owner Terry Plumblee.
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The answer was Vekselberg, who at Moscow's prompting agreed to supplement the park's preservation and upkeep.
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She used what income she had for storage and vehicle upkeep to help her maintain appearances.
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Champing brings new life to neglected buildings, as well as bringing in funds for their upkeep.
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PG&E has failed to do the necessary upkeep on the power lines all over California.
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Half derelict and sad, as the money for its upkeep dribbled away and people's interest waned.
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Much less upkeep and it's money saving because single-process color is cheaper than getting highlights.
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The king of Jordan retains a role in ensuring the upkeep of the Muslim holy places.
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The risk of limbs damaging your house is significantly lowered when there's tree upkeep, Nowak said.
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Sadly, the living models require a ton of upkeep — and nobody realistically has time for that.
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As long as proper upkeep is maintained, units are expected to last at least 100 years.
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Assets seized by the government tend to have been ransacked or require expensive upkeep, he noted.
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Already, there are startups like UpKeep, which came out of Y Combinator's winter class last year.
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This week is "upkeep week," so it's going to be a little more expensive than usual.
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The best mops you can buyFor regular upkeep of hard surfaces — wood, laminate, concrete, stone, etc.
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Money raised from tourism fees, Mr. Posthoorn added, would go toward the upkeep of the islands.
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These materials tend to resist staining and require little upkeep, but they're often perceived as cheap.
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He bought gas for the cab but did not have to worry about repairs or upkeep.
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They have pointed to poor upkeep of the 3,000 km (1,860 miles) of roads it operates.
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"The cost is upward of $100 and the upkeep is an investment too," said Mahnke-Te.
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"Not just the mortgage payment, but the property taxes, property insurance and the maintenance and upkeep."
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Was he at a tea in the Cotswolds, discussing the pesky upkeep of the carriage house?
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The replacement cost and the upkeep of that would just kill you from a business standpoint.
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The King of Jordan retains a role in ensuring the upkeep of the Muslim holy places.
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Every six years the event takes a "fallow year," as it is based on a working dairy farm, and keeping the festival site in working order keeps a great deal of upkeep: the fallow year, which allows the site to rest, is part of that upkeep.
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That way, they can easily reorder the color if they choose to do their upkeep from home.
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The truth is, despite loving the nuances of our God-given hair, the upkeep can be exhausting.
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The government said it had spent $6.2 million on his upkeep and security between 2012 and 2018.
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That's a tidy margin if Zeus can get homes filled fast and hold down its upkeep costs.
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Renters can't just use the toilet as they please — they'll be responsible for its upkeep as well.
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The bureau spends nearly $50 million a year in upkeep for captured horses and burros, Gorey said.
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The block is hardly posh: the stairwell walls are bare concrete, to limit the cost of upkeep.
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" Color takes regular upkeep: "I see every one of my clients once a month, if not more.
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However, some criticize the model as requiring too much upkeep and foresight (see: planning the night before).
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About $1m was needed to set up the area; its upkeep will require half that each year.
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They also have "body days," which are dedicated to physical upkeep: weight lifting, cold tubs, therapy, massages.
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Its upkeep was expensive, its infrastructure was in need of upgrades and its hometown was financially strapped.
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The cost of housing — rent, mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, repairs, upkeep, utilities — has been growing steadily.
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Like Jay, Ake is also a volunteer, who assists in the upkeep of the town's various temples.
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He's also a very busy man, responsible for the 144-acre site's upkeep, conservation, restoration, and decoration.
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We don't know if President Trump is even paying taxes for the upkeep of the common good.
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The castle cost him about $450,000 to build, but he spends about $40,000 a year on upkeep.
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In fact, it requires a lot of upkeep by way of multi-step routines and frequent facials.
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But Omaha's solution is extreme: grinding paved streets into gravel as a way to cut upkeep costs.
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Because early East Asian art is made of such specific materials, its upkeep requires specially trained conservators.
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Facial aging is a normal biologic process and differences exist based on gender, geography, exposures, disease, and upkeep.
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Martínez would not reveal the current owners of the condo, who are responsible for upkeep, the Register reported.
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Chelsea Clinton tweeted her thanks to White House staff, commending them on their upkeep of a national treasure.
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Video game development and post-release upkeep is often a cloistered, we-must-please-everyone kind of process.
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Day 2:This week is "upkeep week," so it's going to be a little more expensive than usual.
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The biggest expense this year was the upkeep of Buckingham Palace, with repairs costing an estimated $21.9 million.
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It is perhaps also a more valuable one than the obligation of the upkeep of the family name.
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First, the indices do not reflect the true cost of investing: insurance, storage and upkeep are all costly.
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It's going to require an ongoing planting process and upkeep to ensure that these plants don't become extinct.
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"I was so disgusted with the cost of upkeep that I shaved my head totally bald," she says.
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Trump has said, however, a future withdrawal could be possible, due to the upkeep cost of U.S. forces.
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Those donations will be used for conservation efforts as well as giraffe upkeep at the zoo, he said.
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Local communities are too often left out of conversations about a protected area's importance and upkeep, he said.
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Local communities are too often left out of conversations about a protected area's importance and upkeep, he said.
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It tried to compete by closing stores and cutting costs, failing to invest in their upkeep and modernization.
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Being a bird owner will require about $317 per year in care and upkeep, according to the ASPCA.
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Los Angeles County officials believed that Fortress was buying the company responsible for upkeep of public golf courses.
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The slip was $2,000 a year, not to mention the cost of upkeep, so that was eventually out.
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And, if we're being real, going platinum is a big decision, and not necessarily one with easy upkeep.
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Generally, yachts over 100 feet cost $1 million per 3.3 feet — and that's not counting costs for upkeep.
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Koellisch sued for 1/3rd ownership of the property, draining the Tinneys of the funds necessary for upkeep.
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The logic is that EVs use roads and highways but don't pay for their upkeep through gas purchases.
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Those systems, he said, are useful in their place, but end up bogged down in upkeep and administration.
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And because they require more maintenance, these gearboxes risk undercutting the EV selling point of minimal upkeep costs.
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And before long, the upkeep of my back-pocket superpower took the top spot on my priority list.
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Mr. Healey wants to stop potential boredom and also to help pay for the upkeep of the army.
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She does regular Pilates workouts and consults with the White House Historical Association on residence renovations and upkeep.
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Ironing out the details of who maintains and finances the upkeep can also cause delays and potential hiccups.
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South Korea in 2019 spent just under $1 billion on the upkeep of U.S. forces on the peninsula.
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The center is closed two days a week for upkeep, but individual works are often on the fritz.
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You can have a lucrative rental property using other peoples' money to cover the mortgage, taxes, and upkeep.
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Avis workers will clean the vans' interiors, change their oil, rotate their tires and perform other basic upkeep.
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It slashed spending on advertising and it failed to invest in the upkeep and modernization of its outlets.
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As a rule of thumb, anything you can find on your face needs a little upkeep and attention.
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Maintaining an entire house might push thriftier folks to buy tinier homes with smaller upkeep costs and utility bills.
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The boys earn money for themselves and the upkeep of the horses by giving pony rides for about $5.
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When it comes to upkeep, "Do things that are going to make your life easier for maintenance," he continued.
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The clean, crisp look complemented my burgeoning minimalist aesthetic, required little upkeep, and was hard to really fuck up.
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No need to bother with an expensive robot that always looks the same, glitches, and requires cleaning and upkeep.
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Some chaise longues need more cleaning and upkeep than others, and some also require covers when not in use.
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Hrebid sent him money to help with upkeep as he desperately sought a way to get him to Seattle.
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This was a kind of yardwork I could get into; not gardening but "manicuring" the lawn, upkeep by fingertip.
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The 20-Piece Pattern 127 Flatware Set keeps its attractive two-tone contrast without polishing or other special upkeep.
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A word to the wise, however: While it is certainly striking, the white option requires a lot of upkeep.
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These are challenging times for cemetery owners, who are struggling to cover their costs, primarily upkeep of the land.
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The owners of the homes where the ceramic panels were placed were asked to be responsible for their upkeep.
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"Upkeep requires more time and people than is normally available," said Mark, the captain of a 114-foot yacht.
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Not only are there recurring property taxes and insurance payments to make, but maintenance and upkeep gets expensive, fast.
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For him, ECT has been as every bit as helpful as taking ketamine was, but requires much less upkeep.
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The newest blonde member of the KarJenner krew, Kylie Jenner, is quickly learning how much upkeep her strands require.
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The citizen shouted and drew his pistol, but due to subpar upkeep the gun jammed and would not fire.
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This is the all-day, zero-upkeep beach hair solution: No frizz and adjustments needed after taking a dip.
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Nobody has proposed another way to fund the upkeep of so many unemployed elephants and support thousands of keepers.
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They have done very little upkeep to the hotel ... In a nutshell, this used to be the 'it' spot.
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Meanwhile, Zippo lighters might be high-quality, but they require far too much maintenance and upkeep to be practical.
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While you're processing, pick up Trygstad's tips on upkeep to maintain your subtle cinnamon sparkle through fall and beyond.
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Unused factory space is deadly to a car company's bottom line because it requires expensive upkeep without producing revenue.
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Its mausoleums, in varying states of upkeep, hold the remains of a dozen Colombian presidents, illustrious families and artists.
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Successful applicant will oversee staff of 21867,21945, ensure upkeep, supervise purchases and promote estate's interests at home and abroad.
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From tax time to upkeep expenses each month, the Stermitzes have noticed a difference since they left homeownership behind.
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Generally, private owners will give paintings on "permanent loan" to a museum, where an art institution pays for its upkeep.
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Essentials' ubiquity was helped by the upkeep of excellent documentation via a Wiki that could walk developers through game creation.
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The best part about their system is that most of the greens can be propagated and grown without much upkeep.
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It's unclear, though, if his annual salary reflects the many expenses drivers must bear, including insurance payments and vehicle upkeep.
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"The maintenance and upkeep of the grounds will require an estimated average of 12,500 labor hours annually," contract documents say.
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While I waited for my meal, I noticed the overall upkeep of the restaurant left a little to be desired.
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Those rich people like to pay for flashy new buildings; no one wants to donate to boring old museum upkeep.
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We also have to leave because he cannot negotiate the stairs and both of us together cannot manage the upkeep.
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Distributing broadband can be a very high-margin business, as most of the cost is fixed network infrastructure and upkeep.
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This figure appears to be above most estimates for Uber's wages, although it does not factor in any vehicle upkeep.
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Libertas acted as an administrator of the Silk Road, helping customers with their issues and maintaining upkeep of the market.
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They were members of "Les Amis du Fort de Chartres," a volunteer organization dedicated to the upkeep of the fort.
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Workers also complain about the companies' tendency to run kitchens with too few workers, too little equipment and haphazard upkeep.
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Profits will go into a separate company account, which can only be used for hotel upkeep, improvements or debt payments.
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And aside from upkeep, there is no human intervention, which means the builder saves on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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Dozes says that the site currently stores over 20 terabytes of data and accepts donations that go toward server upkeep.
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Soon, she said, the building's head tenant, Derick Ion Almena, was asking her for another $700, this time for upkeep.
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When factoring in upkeep and the robot's expected lifespan, Shelton estimates this amounts to an hourly cost of roughly $25.
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It is an older historic building, built in the mid-1800s, that needs a lot of specific attention and upkeep.
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Proponents also claim that the hovercraft was expensive to operate — but upkeep on the road will be almost as expensive.
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Devine and Wallace have forged a partnership in which Facebook finances hot spots in several villages and Isizwe monitors their upkeep.
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We ensure that community members are trained in maintenance, that they can meet upkeep costs, and that energy is distributed fairly.
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There's also, of course, money going toward upkeep of the park itself, specifically for improvements to the giraffe barn and deck.
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Usually, my general upkeep regimen involves doing just enough so that my fiancé doesn't get upset and do it for me.
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Understandably, the facility's upkeep was not a financial priority for some black politicians, who from the 1970s ran the city administration.
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As an old building that acquires a lot of wear and tear, the association says that upkeep and redesign is customary.
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Now, it finds its roughly 20183,000 e-bikes grounded as the two-wheelers face safety questions over their design and upkeep.
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For many Black women, the costs and time associated with style upkeep is an ever-looming excuse to avoid the gym.
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Any expansion will require more funds and Hawkins noted that ticket and gift shop sales support the upkeep of the museum.
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The most important thing for these entrepreneurs is that the creation and upkeep of the company is easy and hassle-free.
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And to maintain concrete is, in essence, to let it be; unlike other conventional building materials, concrete requires almost no upkeep.
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Now he says he is barely surviving and is forced to buy food and to source money for his family's upkeep.
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She doesn't understand the things that "upper-middle class women do" to upkeep their lives, she continues later in the book.
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It's pretty darn cute and also the perfect "pet" for those who aren't psyched about the upkeep of a real animal.
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But even with DIY tower upkeep, Mr Roof recently cut staff hours and salaries, including his own, to make ends meet.
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The pen itself is a bit of an investment, but refills are really cheap, so this gift won't require expensive upkeep.
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Kumar added, several nuns have undergone training to "spruce up their medical background," and the general upkeep of facilities has improved.
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In April 220006, the campaign purchase of an RV from Zinke's wife, totaling $2202,2628, and additional spending for repairs and upkeep.
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This proposal costs around $60 million and would mean less upkeep for the farmers using the water to irrigate their crops.
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It allows companies with a lot of offices or real estate a way to keep tabs on the upkeep of properties.
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The Nazi government has decreed that France must pay 20,000,000 marks daily for the upkeep of the German army of occupation.
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Legislative leaders said the replacement proposal would achieve the same ends of making the wealthy contribute more to the city's upkeep.
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I am not sure I could cope with the upkeep of a new property, given where I am in my life.
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Right at Home Facing expensive upkeep costs when towering trees cause sidewalk hazards, some suburban towns opt to uproot them entirely.
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The French state, which owns the cathedral, already devotes up to €2 million a year in upkeep, or about $2.4 million.
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As with most contemporary Japanese architecture, simplicity does not necessarily mean ease or lack of complexity: Tanijiri's home requires constant upkeep.
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However, the solar subsidy system known as net-metering reduces the number of consumers contributing to the upkeep of the grid.
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It has a lot of poor and small water systems in poor areas that can't afford basic infrastructure upkeep, Edwards said.
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It's probably not surprising that clubs, which require millions of dollars a year in upkeep, are not the highest-returning investment.
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In his eyes, the owner of the property gets free property management (since he&aposs doing the upkeep) with guaranteed rent.
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His grandmother left an endowment of $1,200 to maintain the cemetery, so paying for its upkeep has fallen to his family.
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The rest of his money goes toward housing and the upkeep of his car, a 2007 Dodge Charger with 200,000 miles.
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The original commission was simple: a home big enough to accommodate all five of Puga's siblings, yet also requiring little upkeep.
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The Eduardo Paolozzi Foundation is struggling to determine who is responsible for the upkeep of one of the artist's public sculptures.
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Those valuables would then be sold at auction, and the money used to help pay for the upkeep of asylum-seekers.
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Additionally, the governor has been hit by critics for spending too much on seemingly "big-ticket" items, rather than regular upkeep.
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Unable to maintain the upkeep of a dormant mega-resort, Mr. Izmirlian filed bankruptcy paperwork for the project in Delaware in June.
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One group, the Note 7 Rebels, has about 4,000 members, and accepts donations to do upkeep of a bespoke $1,100 software solution.
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The art world has fretted over conservation and upkeep of "Salvator Mundi," which would be expensive for a painting of its age.
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Under the contract system, farmers build the barns and invest in their upkeep, while larger companies supply them with chicks and feed.
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If you're willing to put in the work necessary for the upkeep, though, blunt bangs can make any plain hairstyle more interesting.
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The staff was kind enough to have started a roaring fire in the fireplace upon my arrival, but it required constant upkeep.
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Mr Trump had said both countries should do more for their own defence and contribute more to the upkeep of American forces.
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This gives them the advantages of a privately run data center but where Packet handles all of the management, configuration and upkeep.
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The scooters are forcing conversations about who is entitled to use sidewalks, streets, and curbs, and who should pay for their upkeep.
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"As for upkeep it's really simple, just be sure to wear a durag or head scarf at night for sleeping," says Harris.
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As full-time employees, the drivers argued they would be entitled to reimbursement for gas and expenses around maintenance and general upkeep.
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The break "won't impact production targets and will allow the company to do basic upkeep and maintenance work," the sources told Bloomberg.
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Bigelow could potentially play a role in the upkeep and management of the station, or provide expandable platforms for a new station.
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All buildings require upkeep, and in a sense the deliberate neglect of Brutalism had the same effect that starving public bureaucracies did.
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The key factor for the city was not only spending on upkeep but overbuilding its flood-mitigation system in the first place.
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And maybe that's due to the fact that their care and upkeep costs an average of $573.80 annually, according to the ASPCA.
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The cracked windows and tarnished brick facade that suggest both the durability of the structure and the utter neglect for its upkeep.
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Marlene Dietrich's touring cabaret act, in the seventies, required fourteen identical blond wigs, which she would mail back to Huntley for upkeep.
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Under an agreement between Congress and Mr. Mellon, the government pays for the upkeep of the museum, which has no admission charge.
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But this figure does not factor in the cost of vehicle upkeep, gas, or insurance, which must all be shouldered by drivers.
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For Menghrajani, whose day job involves doing a lot of code maintenance and upkeep, code golfing provides a different sort of satisfaction.
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My dad was tired of the upkeep, of cleaning gutters and shoveling snow, and he was heading to an apartment across town.
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Since moving to Wilton, Ms. Raupp-Temple said, she has concluded that an older home is not for her — too much upkeep.
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For "The London Mastaba," Christo is renting the Serpentine water from The Royal Parks and contributing to the upkeep of the grounds.
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The French state, which owns the cathedral, already devotes up to 2 million euros a year in upkeep, or about $2.4 million.
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Residents chip in for the upkeep of the open space, as part of a larger goal of making the park self-sustaining.
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The company has not been evicted, she wrote, because of the "considerable amount of money" it had spent on renovations and upkeep.
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The best thing you can do is to get a cast iron pan, which requires some upkeep, or a stainless steel pan.
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Riders don't tend to see all of the emissions that are produced by the manufacturing, transportation, maintenance, and upkeep of dockless scooters.
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Internal systems can require a lot of upkeep, while customers have come to expect high quality service on their phones and online.
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In 2012, Walmart moved greeters from the front door to inside the stores to aid customers in aisles and help with upkeep.
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That contract is separate from the arrangement between Boeing and the Air Force for upkeep of the current Air Force One fleet.
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In the north, white people stopped going to public pools in such large numbers that cities neglected to invest in their upkeep.
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Whether you're too busy for all that upkeep or just plain forgetful, artificial plants can be a great alternative to the real deal.
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The purchase price of the second home must always be considered, in addition to upfront furnishings, upkeep and maintenance, and annual property taxes.
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Reynolds, however, said in a statement when she was hired that the lengthy pause in public touring was due to some needed upkeep.
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But that all changed — again — when the 24-year-old made it explicitly clear that her days of extensive hair upkeep were over.
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When you commit to dyeing your hair, you commit to spending hours on upkeep and dropping considerable amounts of cash on touch-ups.
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The company's vast property portfolio comes with a range of public goods, including the provision of security guards and the upkeep of greenery.
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Beyond the shabby upkeep of so-called haunted sites are the mind games they can play on people who already believe in ghosts.
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Although most homes weren't in as poor shape as Dahlquist's, numerous residents complained about the upkeep of the property, amenities, and rent increases.
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However, this smooth finish and color makes it a fingerprint magnet, which means it requires quite a bit of upkeep to stay spotless.
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Wireless technology is among the most capital-intensive industries, with annual costs of upkeep and expansion in the tens of billions of dollars.
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The penal colony has become such a blemish on the citywide collective consciousness, they argue, that it's not worth the cost, or upkeep.
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"A renter is on the hook for things like basic cleaning, smoke detector batteries, lawn mowing and other minor, ongoing upkeep," he says.
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This upkeep, however, requires major investments of both materials and manpower, and quite often structures fall by the wayside until something catastrophic happens.
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But the most effective fiscal boost comes from capital spending on new infrastructure or on the upkeep of that which is already there.
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They also argued that private property owners were responsible for the upkeep of homes to ensure potential paint hazards would not harm residents.
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This is a daunting number indeed, but it reflects a price tag that comes with a lost generation of infrastructure upkeep and modernization.
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The "Adopt a Heritage" plan aims to allow the upkeep and maintenance of 95 historic sites to be taken over by private firms.
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There really is something special about a perfectly manicured lawn, especially when you know the owner has probably put hours into its upkeep.
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In the three decades since, the building's upkeep and oversight have sometimes been challenging, mostly because money has been hard to come by.
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If you're contributing to your mother's upkeep, she needs to bear in mind what it's costing you and be reasonable about her expenses.
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There's a lot to love about renting a place to call home, especially being able to make maintenance and upkeep the landlord's responsibility.
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GardenSpace can manage the upkeep of 100 square feet, which, says the company, is enough to grow $700 worth of produce a year.
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This can be especially true when you're the head honcho—your business is your baby, one that needs constant attention, care, and upkeep.
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The fund doesn't cover things like upkeep or renovations to Will and Kate's Anmer Hall country home, a gift from the queen herself.
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What he captured were the intimate moments—the constant upkeep of their homes, the grueling commutes—of these men and women's daily lives.
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Landlords say the new rules are too restrictive and will not create new units or incentive for the proper upkeep of existing ones.
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When William and Mary Deam became empty nesters, they no longer wanted to deal with the upkeep of their house in Greenwich, Conn.
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However, on a recent visit, more than a couple of them were not functional, which only underscored the immense upkeep Wilfred's inventions need.
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Online retailers also enjoy state services — like roads that allow their products to be delivered efficiently to customers — without contributing to their upkeep.
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That led to the closing and replacement of six other bridges and prompted a national discussion about the upkeep of the country's infrastructure.
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But what they don't see are all of the emissions that are produced by the manufacturing, transportation, maintenance, and upkeep of dockless scooters.
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Customers have to come in for upkeep every two to three weeks (at an additional cost) if they want to maintain their extensions.
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He said the government also postponed some big state construction projects to 2021 from 2020 to upkeep a strong output in the sector.
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The Sovereign Grant pays for the family's travel, palace upkeep and utilities, and royal employee payroll, according to official royal family financial reports.
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In the suit, she argues that she had to sell the house because the asset freeze prevented her from paying for its upkeep.
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As excited as I was about my very own Next Top Model-style hair transformation, I was suddenly very aware of the upkeep.
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Setup and upkeep are both simple and benefited by its standalone mobile form factor — this one just works by itself, no PC required.
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The gallery is closed off by a gate and monitored with surveillance cameras, and McDonald's Italia has pledged to pay for its upkeep.
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UpKeep now has 240 paying customers after moving away from a free app, where it charges around $25 per user for its starter plans.
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But before you buy an air purifier, keep in mind that you have to be "motivated to upkeep the filters properly," Dr. Wolbert says.
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While we're sure the drug plays some role in Trump's hair upkeep, there's no denying that voluminous golden swoop gene runs in the family.
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But the organisation is still bound to pay for upkeep and improvements to the building and, after interest payments, Wembley still makes a loss.
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The fertility clinic, the court recently ruled, must pay the parents 30% of upkeep costs for the child for a loss of 'genetic affinity.
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The gist is that if Uber were an employer, it would be expected to pay reimbursement for expenses—like upkeep of cars and gas.
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And it appears Kylie was over the blonde upkeep and ready to go back to her natural hue after two months of lighter locks.
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After several months of getting well-acquainted with several bowls of peroxide, the business mogul might have reached her limit with the icy upkeep.
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"They look at that also as a charitable contribution, like you are donating money to the historical site for upkeep," Greene-Lewis told CNBC.
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Gawker journalist Ashley Feinberg published a multi-thousand word investigative piece last month looking into Trump's hair and the shadowy circumstances around its upkeep.
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Separately, the House Science Committee had appeared to be moving toward in investigation into the private companies involved in the upkeep of Clinton's server.
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The office coordinates upkeep, security and landscaping, including cutting the grass, and hires local real estate firms to list some of them for rent.
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Take some time to gather your combined monthly expenses, which might include things like:Rent or mortgageAdditional housing costs, like utilities, cable, general upkeep, etc.
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The first time the 20-year-old tried it, she said she was immediately drawn to its small size, simple upkeep and fruity flavors.
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Government officials allocated $2.28 million per year for its maintenance and upkeep, including a small boost in recent years to restore the central spire.
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Plants have the amazing ability to bring new life and energy into any environment they're in—they also require a decent amount of upkeep.
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Still, even Washington State's system has been hampered by a lack of resources needed for upkeep, equipment and the flexibility to respond to emergencies.
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Nor can he fully participate during the roughly five hours set aside each day for agricultural work and the upkeep of the monastery's grounds.
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In interviews with Reuters, Namdar and Mason said the upkeep was adequate and that they do not flip malls, preferring to hold onto them.
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Experts say that both design and upkeep might have been culpable in the collapse, and some warned for years that the bridge was troubled.
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Pagliano, meanwhile, is believed to have been the point man responsible for the server's upkeep and functioning throughout Clinton's time as secretary of State.
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The Times reported then that she works with staff on White House upkeep and pays attention to her husband's meals, pushing for healthier options.
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For a center in San Diego, she gave $80 million in 1998 to build it and provide it with an endowment for its upkeep.
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The group pointed to the campaign's April 2016 purchase of an RV from Zinke's wife, totaling $59,100, and additional spending for repairs and upkeep.
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The group pointed to the campaign's April 2628 purchase of an RV from Zinke's wife, totaling $28500,6900, and additional spending for repairs and upkeep.
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The projected $40 billion annual tab, incurred by the Defense Department and the Department of Energy, pays for upkeep on America's 4,000 atomic warheads.
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Dispensers are scheduled to be placed in 800 schools with an initial cost of $3.7 million and a yearly upkeep cost of $1.9 million.
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In reality, the municipality is bankrupt and couldn't afford the responsibility of a new settlement; for now, De Beers is still paying for the upkeep.
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In addition to the basic upkeep, you're also expected to dress your fake pet up in various outfits, explore the surrounding "Tamatown," and play minigames.
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A welder discovered UpKeep in the App Store after getting frustrated with the work order process, and the app quickly spread throughout the whole facility.
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There are also of course the major companies in the space that could build a more simple solution for companies like the ones UpKeep has.
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The government, unable to pay for the property's opulent upkeep, let the home fall into disrepair and eventually gave it back to the Post Foundation.
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Sharing your dog is when you and another person actually share a dog because you're both busy, and you each pay for half the upkeep.
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Through its managed ownership model, Zeus takes on all the furnishing, upkeep, and risk of filling the home while its landlords sit back earning cash.
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Our own beauty writer, Sam Sasso, tried her hand at the trend and documented just how much upkeep it is to get the right effect.
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Except her decision came with some consequences and a little bit more upkeep — perhaps that's why these celebrities are deciding to go the temporary route.
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Having the town learn that Alice had a baby with F.P. wouldn't bode too well for the Cooper reputation Hal works so hard to upkeep.
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These plants are facing more expensive upkeep in the years ahead, and that pressure has pushed the company to begin shutting down their nuclear plants.
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And if you're feeling overwhelmed by the upkeep and the cost, maybe consider starting small, with a lash conditioning serum or a lift and tint.
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It allows officials to confiscate cash, jewellery and other valuables from asylum-seekers, supposedly to pay for the cost of their upkeep in asylum centres.
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King Abdullah's Hashemite monarchy has been custodian of the sites since 1924, paying for their upkeep and deriving part of its legitimacy from the role.
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Owning a car in Chicago can cost as much as $13,000 a year, or over $1,000 a month, for fuel, parking, maintenance, and general upkeep.
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Bolsonaro released his platform on the same day that he faced questions about using government funds to pay for the upkeep of a vacation home.
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For the past 26 years, he has ranked U.S. coastlines based on 50 criteria, including water temperature, sand quality, and upkeep of the natural environment.
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The upkeep of a top-quality horse can cost more than $100,000 per year, while the outfits riders wear cost hundreds if not thousands more.
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In 2011 she sold Marilyn Monroe's iconic white dress from The Seven Year Itch for $4.6 million, explaining that the cost of upkeep was prohibitive.
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Doing road upkeep is difficult in part because the funding source for repairs, the Highway Trust Fund, isn't as powerful as it used to be.
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Barker might as well have made a documentary about the upkeep of the Empire State Building in the months preceding the arrival of King Kong.
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Charles also visited a workshop that trains hundreds of young people in restoration techniques, necessary for the upkeep of Havana, which was founded in 1519.
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And once you choose to ditch the relaxer for good, the transition (and upkeep) is something that takes a lot of time, effort, and patience.
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The land bill, which has already expired, is a vital source of funding for public land use including hiking trail, monument and battlefield upkeep. Sen.
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You don't have any emergency savings for upkeep or repairsYour car payment is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to transportation costs.
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The American Legion, which originally built the cross, intervened in the lawsuit and argued that the monument's upkeep was a permissible use of government funds.
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The military contractors tasked with running housing have been slow to build new residences and the military has provided meagre funding for upkeep and renovation.
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Their infrequent use of the boats just wasn&apost enough to justify the high cost of their upkeep — and it got her thinking about solutions.
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I've actually had professional lash extensions, so I know that they're pretty pricey, it's a lot of upkeep, and mine actually harmed my natural lashes.
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The search for a go-to pair of cute, versatile flats is often a game involving too many blisters, worn-out soles, and impractical upkeep.
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Somerville recommends those with mild to moderate acne to do LED facials twice a week for eight weeks, followed by once-a-month upkeep sessions.
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In fact it does just the opposite: Deferred upkeep brings even greater cost because it means facilities degrade to the point they require major repairs.
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Because the upkeep of the oldest house in the neighborhood, with its leaded-glass windows, and its pear orchards, and its historic-ness, is onerous.
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Yet backyard gardens are OK, which is tied to this suburban social code of maintenance, upkeep, and order, but also tying productive uses to poverty.
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The palaces and estates it uses are owned by the state, which also pays for their upkeep and for the maintenance of the royal household.
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When Taliesin West opened in 1937 in Scottsdale, the house was branded Wright's most personal structure, since he took care of most of the upkeep.
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Instead of spending on store upkeep, he plowed investment, new talent and marketing into Sears's website and a customer loyalty program called Shop Your Way.
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He expanded on this by saying he does not have time to upkeep it himself, and wants someone passionate about dating to take it over.
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I knew it was more practical to rent — it would require less money up front, no upkeep fees, and cheaper monthly payments than a mortgage.
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But many homeowners, she said, may be better off selling their home and downsizing to a smaller or less expensive property with more affordable upkeep.
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For starters, a city's parks department does the upkeep, rather than busy parents needing to carve out lawn care time on top of everything else.
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The publication criticized AOC for spending so much on personal maintenance, but failed to note that these prices are pretty normal for women's hair upkeep.
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Toys R Us' lack of innovation and store upkeep was one shortcoming, along with a crippling debt load, that critics argued led to its demise.
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I'm constantly weighing how much of my time I'm allocating just on business upkeep and building maintenance, versus taking the business forward and long-term expansion.
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Trump, who was outspoken on the campaign trail about the role -- and upkeep -- of the security pact, spoke with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg Sunday night.
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Many historic churches and cathedrals, like Notre Dame, have fallen into disrepair as the government and the church fought over who was responsible for their upkeep.
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"I want to keep the girls there during this transition and I'm glad I was able to, but it is a lot to upkeep," Teresa said.
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However, UpKeep works by snapping a picture and taking notes as technicians are out in the field, eliminating the need to write it down several times.
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As far as a changing job landscape, Lyft says it's going to need hundreds of engineers to make the SDVs a reality and ensure essential upkeep.
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They're a dream in terms of upkeep, because you barely have to lift a finger: Just moisturize your scalp, keep them shiny with oil, and go.
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Now that cars are more durable, you can expect to get that much mileage out of one, given a good maintenance schedule of repairs and upkeep.
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But bringing most oilfield fleets online comes at a cost, including expenses involved with repair and upkeep, and re-hiring of employees to man the equipment.
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The drivers will also be using ReachNow's cars, so they don't have to shell out for gas, maintenance and upkeep, or insurance, according to the outlet.
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What the Pentagon touts as privatization's signature achievement – the building of new housing for military families – is marred by faulty construction and poor upkeep, Reuters found.
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But the cathedral had to raise funds to renew its bells in 2012, and the agreement between the archdiocese and the government over upkeep is unclear.
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The local council that oversees the upkeep of Grenfell and the recovery process has spent about $280 million to secure new housing for the displaced families.
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The last couple of days I couldn't take it anymore, to upkeep this perception of happiness and success when I've been a total sad mess inside.
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While wages, and workers' demands for them, have increased over the decades, a machine does work for free, after an initial investment and any necessary upkeep.
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For many families, car upkeep can be a huge household expense, with even small cars costing about $6,500 per year to cover gas, insurance and repairs.
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They can help you break down donations into manageable sums, and also serve as an automatic, set-it-forget-it solution that doesn't require much upkeep.
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But as we all really should have foreseen, two short months later, Kylie's already over the upkeep and ready to go back to her natural hue.
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In the video above, see just what it takes to upkeep the White House and its 55,000 square feet, 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms and three kitchens.
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The stable was run on what is known as a "rough board" system — members of the federation who owned horses were responsible for their daily upkeep.
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After factoring in vehicle upkeep, BuzzFeed News found in 240 that two of the Uber drivers it consulted only made roughly $2503 and $2250 per hour.
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Similarly, UpKeep, another of the firm's portfolio companies, offers a mobile application that helps restaurants, manufacturers, and property-management companies direct maintenance workers to repair jobs.
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Finally, after years of work, it appears Congress is actually preparing to commit dedicated funding to the upkeep of our national parks, forests and shared spaces.
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For example, tree plantations are not forest ecosystems; they are crops of trees that store far less carbon than natural forests, and require much more upkeep.
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Ms. Freitag represents the most senior of seniors in an aging population: a closely watched minority willing to make a substantial investment into their personal upkeep.
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Added to that, a first homeowner accustomed to calling the super when things go awry may be unaware of all the tasks required in ordinary upkeep.
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And the firm does not break out how much it costs to upkeep the Aladdin platform, so it&aposs unclear how profitable the tech division is.
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The writer began dyeing her grays shortly after their onset at around 25, but after having a baby last year, the monthly upkeep got old, fast.
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So when they each called one week to separately complain about the expensive upkeep on boats they barely used, Baumgarten set out to solve the problem.
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Mr. McLane, who serves as the chairman of the Dosoris Cemetery Trust, said the annual upkeep, which includes a full-time caretaker, was $125,000 to $150,000.
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Upkeep and logistics account for 70 percent of a platform's total cost, and every dollar saved here can go to another program (or back to taxpayers).
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Bengtsson stressed that now the scene involves grooming players into public figures for interviews, social media management and upkeep of their presence as digital content creators.
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Recent reports have raised concerns about the upkeep of the military's aircraft, citing a decline in operational readiness, but there has been no surge in accidents.
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Part of the deal with the consortium, meant to offset the staggering costs of the acquisition, was to expand research, development, and upkeep across all partners.
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DC's Metro system is in a state of crisis due to long-deferred upkeep, our electrical grid is desperately outdated, and that's just a few problems.
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"We believe in sustainable utilization of our resources, and these elephants must pay for their upkeep," he said in a telephone interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But in the meantime, they're paying for the wages, office space, infrastructure and legal fees that go into the upkeep and growth of the existing Telegram service.
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Stratford Town Trust also posits that limewashing may simply have been a practical solution to limit the costs of upkeep of the building, which dates to 1269.
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In reply to Toninelli's remarks, Autostrade said it had spent 5.14 billion euros ($5.95 billion) on the upkeep of its whole road network between 2000 and 2017.
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According to the Walk of Fame website, the stars cost $50,000 for promotion and upkeep, typically sponsored by the celebrity's nominator like a studio or recording company.
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Trump may find that there's an unpopular double standard in asserting that he loves the people while, allegedly, failing to pay what he can towards their upkeep.
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I love the look and it definitely broke me out of my rut, but truthfully, the upkeep is too tedious and expensive to keep up long-term.
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Makeup artists can use tons of makeup brushes every single day, and on multiple people, so if anyone knows the hacks that make upkeep easier, it's them.
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As some homes have already been demolished, her two-bedroom home has fallen into disrepair because the local Lewisham council, her landlord, no longer invests in upkeep.
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We must all face the fact that the federal and state gas taxes are insufficient to pay for the upkeep and construction of our nation's major infrastructure.
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To improve the nation's highways – rated a "D" by the American Society of Civil Engineers, federal officials should institute equitable systems in which users pay for upkeep.
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Luckily, I have too poor of a memory to upkeep a full-on scandal with any believability, so I try to lie as simply as I can.
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If anyone understands how perm upkeep would be cheaper than just getting haircuts or growing out straight hair and wearing a chill ponytail, please let us know.
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Spots like Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and Kensington Palace all require constant upkeep and work, with staff members helping to keep the historical spaces up and running.
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These are both locals and guests on vacation, some of whom stay in The Orange House's three guest rooms, which helps fund the upkeep of the project.
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The government has recommended euthanizing all 45,000 unadopted wild horses in its holding facilities because the numbers are getting out of control and upkeep is too expensive.
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Product updates or upkeep are one thing — and the lack of future-proofing in many of today's smart appliances and smart home accessories is a real concern.
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She does upkeep on her little houses about once a week, usually in the evenings with her son, and also removes some of the unsightly fairy houses.
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One of Amazon's two main providers of 767s for Prime Air has purchased an aircraft maintenance business that specializes in the upkeep of the narrow body aircraft.
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My army couldn't reinforce because it was in enemy territory, so I had to start recruiting mercenaries to plug the gaps, at three times the upkeep costs.
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For students, the funding shortfall has meant that they often need to provide their own music books and supplies for basic upkeep, such as reeds and rosin.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park, which is dotted with apartment buildings that must pay for the park's upkeep, struggled during the recession to drum up funds, he pointed out.
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There are arguments in South Korea about the future and upkeep of the venues, as many of the winter sports simply haven't caught on in the region.
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Between debt, living costs, and the upkeep of a lavish lifestyle, millennial Henrys are left feeling like they live from one paycheck to the next, Licea wrote.
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These include the cost of utilities, internet service, data storage, the construction and upkeep of laboratories and compliance with federal rules protecting human subjects of clinical research.
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Whether it's donations for upkeep, volunteering to clean up, or simply making a point to visit, maybe these accounts can still draw much-needed support and attention.
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In 2018, LA Mag similarly reported that wealthier neighborhoods could afford the upkeep to plant and maintain trees, whereas lower-income communities opt for air conditioning instead.
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"Some people may not be getting much more when you look at the longer commute, higher property taxes and additional upkeep on their property," Ms. Bernstein said.
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An auction last year fell through, and upkeep of the yacht was reportedly costing the government over $1 million a month, making its sale a pressing issue.
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The Addicks Dam held, but news stories about the Guajataca Dam disaster suggest that proper upkeep and an upgrade to current standards could have averted the incident.
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It's fair to assume that very sick patients can't handle the upkeep of a weekly blood draw, Nucifora said, but doctors may be overestimating that burden too.
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The FBI found that the IP was from a data centre in North Carolina, and that Chase had paid for upkeep of Playpen with his own PayPal account.
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Martin Hand also notes the "degrees of anxiety, concern and fascination" that his own students demonstrated in response to the daunting demands of public image proliferation and upkeep.
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"It requires a lot of patience, time, and upkeep," says expert colorist Sam Burnett, who always recommends an in-depth consultation with your stylist before taking the leap.
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Some astrological enthusiasts believe that these stalling properties make the void of course moon a great time to take it easy and just focus on general life upkeep.
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Of course, microtransactions and loot boxes have become a necessity for some developers as the costs of development and upkeep rise, without which many games wouldn't even exist.
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Trump's campaign comments on the possibility of Japan acquiring nuclear arms and demands allies pay more for the upkeep of U.S. forces on their soil have fanned worries.
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But for Black women, achieving "straight hair" isn't as simple as a quick wash and blowout in the morning; it requires time, money, complicated upkeep, and even pain.
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Ryu's record-setting posting fee of over US$265 million has been largely responsible for the upkeep of the stadium and the team since his departure in 40003.
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The federal government sold some of the crude this year to fund upkeep at the Gulf Coast caverns that house the reserve and to pay for medical research.
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The expanded maintenance window would allow the agency to conduct critical safety upkeep and inspection work, maximize productivity and provide flexibility to address high-priority issues, Wiedefeld said.
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Other projects, all of which involved the preservation of military monuments—general upkeep the NPS has neglected due to a prolonged lack of funding—were each over $120,000.
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A big part of the bill — roughly $5 billion — is intended for the upkeep of ports, dams, locks, levies and canals managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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That means that when visitors buy admission passes or pay campground fees from the Smokies to the Sierra Nevadas, they're contributing to the upkeep of these incredible places.
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Between insurance, gas prices and upkeep, maintaining a car is a long-term expense: The costs of ownership don't stop when your loan or lease is paid off.
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But as men's upkeep has gone the way of female grooming — Botox, facials and waxing, you know, down there — so, too, has the high price of a haircut.
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Similarly, Omar's plan would also invest in the maintenance and upkeep of existing public housing units by making capital and operating expenses part of the nation's mandatory spending.
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Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Why it shut down: In 21907, the state closed the penitentiary, which opened in 23, because the structure was crumbling and upkeep was too costly.
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I honestly never seriously thought about what owning a home would mean either: how complicated, difficult, and expensive it is, how much goes into the upkeep of it.
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They said that spending on the upkeep of highways and bridges needed to double, and noted that France spends far less per mile on maintenance than Britain does.
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Driving the news: Astronauts on the International Space Station are in the midst of a marathon 10 spacewalks focusing on station upkeep and repairs to a science instrument.
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The department store has been struggling for years, as management has failed to bring in big-name apparel brands, and liquidity troubles have hindered store upkeep and investments.
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For example, emergency contraception like Plan B could be banned and couples undergoing fertility treatments could be forced to pay for the upkeep of their frozen embryos forever.
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That is, subtle, hand-painted color that requires minimal upkeep, is universally-flattering, and is particularly easy to infuse into grown-out summer highlights or on virgin hair.
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Food insecurity in the U.S. is a burgeoning crisis that's keeping too many Americans from contributing at their maximum potential and costing taxpayers too much in healthcare upkeep.
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When making a home purchase, add in all additional expenses, such as taxes, homeowner's insurance and plenty of upkeep, to see if you can afford the financial commitment.
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Linking the transit system's upkeep entirely to real estate development could harden inequities that have developed over the last three decades, with short commutes now an expensive privilege.
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Jacques explained that owning a horse takes a lot of upkeep, and even the breeds most expensive to purchase can end up en route to a slaughterhouse very quickly.
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In recent years, cathedral officials have sought private funding to buttress the funds the French state dedicates to its upkeep through the Friends of Notre-Dame de Paris foundation.
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In situations when they are tasked with the upkeep of the relationship, their own emotional well-being is also expected to fall in their own hands — not their partner's.
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The context here being the "hood" or urban areas commonly "disheveled by lack of upkeep or abandonment," which makes people feel uneasy or signal the presence of criminal activity.
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Because now if from the palm of your hand you're trying to know what goes on in every direction, you may find yourself running in circles due to upkeep.
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Further, the $3 million spent by the investors, and the yearly cost of upkeep they pay to lease the structure, are kept off the balance sheet for the park.
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You probably wouldn't think of chugging a glass of water, or talking to another person as "power-ups," but app SuperBetter is reframing mental health upkeep as a game.
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But in a letter to organizers this month, the airport brought up the costs of upkeep, and said it would be unfair to elevate Mr. Walton above other luminaries.
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While both states are responsible for its upkeep, it's falling apart at the seams — apparently chunks of concrete from it fell on a parked car underneath, smashing its windshield.
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Neither the cost nor the upkeep fazed Eduardo Sandoval, who recently ordered a new BMW M53 in a matte black paint the company calls "frozen," for an additional $4,550.
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The fact that there's no upkeep, that's my favorite part about it…In the morning, it's still a weird feeling to kind of brush my hand past my hair.
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These include park rangers, educational and custodial staff, and guides, and other support staff that are absolutely imperative to the normal upkeep and maintenance of the National Park System.
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A government report concluded that the religious foundation that owned the building had not done proper upkeep and that government agencies had failed to enforce 22 national building regulations.
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While most salons recommend coming in every four to eight weeks for coloring touch-ups, not all of us have the time and money needed to sustain that upkeep.
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Mr. Strozeski admitted to being partially responsible for the poor upkeep of the animals, but said the media reports of the rescue had grossly exaggerated the dogs' living conditions.
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But the park was attractive to real-estate developers who were going to build luxury condominiums that would provide the tax revenue that would pay for the park's upkeep.
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Under an agreement that expires at the end of 2018, South Korea pays about half the cost of the upkeep of the soldiers — more than $800 million a year.
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"Unfortunately, many keep their homes not realizing that upkeep costs are no longer sustainable," said certified financial planner Stacy Francis, president and CEO of Francis Financial in New York.
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Prospective homebuyers should consider budgeting about 1 percent of their home's purchase price each year for the cost of upkeep, including pool care and private trash disposal, Tepper said.
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Rothy's had created something worth paying attention to: comfortable everyday shoes that blend a unique but versatile aesthetic with sustainable materials, and the low-maintenance upkeep of machine-washability.
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The trade-off, of course, was that Skip was now the owner of a fleet of scooters that required a lot of upkeep and repairs to stay in service.
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These studios run essentially like a WeWork: brands book the space to produce content, while Village Studio does the upkeep and ensures the space looks modern and photo-ready.
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Someone like me, who excels at neither of those things, needs a tree that can hold on to its needles—and its dignity—without an ounce of effort in upkeep.
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During a fractious 14 months in government, 5-Star has accused the League of being too soft on Atlantia, which it blamed for the poor upkeep of the motorway network.
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Others are emerging thanks to a rebound in the housing industry that has boosted the number of opportunities in maintenance and upkeep, both on the interior and exterior of homes.
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Inspectors found a combined 445 open violations among 84 units at two Brooklyn buildings operated by the same landlord who has been cited in the past for the poor upkeep.
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Meanwhile, in recent years the Defense Department has reduced the housing subsidies that fund upkeep of privatized homes on U.S. bases, leading to fewer maintenance staff, the Army has noted.
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The country spends millions of rupees on the upkeep of the property in which the "conspiracy of partition" was planned, and must now put it to better use, he said.
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Netgear says the Pro can run up to six months between charges, which would be pretty great, since you don't want to have to constantly take them down for upkeep.
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So, while we worked to build that infrastructure, we did so in close collaboration with community-appointed committees who would ensure the upkeep and maintenance of the new water points.
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Linton told Business Insider in 2016 that the total cost of a Deltec home — including repairs, utilities, and upkeep — could be 20% less than a typical property after 20 years.
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"Even if we own the building, the property taxes and upkeep are very expensive and have drowned out profits to the point where we're barely floating," Mr. Surmach, 54, said.
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Anemic, existing United Nations sanctions have had some impact: the economy is teetering, the people starving, and critical military and civilian infrastructure is in desperate need of repair and upkeep.
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Dr. Rodewald, the World Health Organization expert, said the proposed changes were promising and would mean clinics would not have to rely on selling patient-paid vaccines for their upkeep.
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Or hell, there's the overhead costs of just keeping a dozen mechs in operational order: Every month, you basically need to do an extra mission just to afford basic upkeep.
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"Our plan is to downsize to a skeletal team for the upkeep and maintenance of the resort during the period," it said in a statement, referring to the Boracay facility.
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You see, these behemoths of the sea cost a lot more than the price tag they come with, thanks to the upkeep they require — it's a series of neverending expenses.
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One-fourth of the fees were incurred because he was frustrated; he wanted to put pressure on a company that he felt invested nothing in the upkeep of its properties.
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As The Times reported last month, one source of the transit authority's problems was decades of leadership by officials who prioritized flashy projects over basic upkeep of the subway's infrastructure.
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Ilyce R. Glink, the author of "100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask," recommends setting aside 2 percent to 5 percent of the home's selling price for upkeep.
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One day, I visited an almajiri — a traditional school for poor or orphaned children where they study the Quran and often must beg on the streets to cover their upkeep.
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If you're thinking about moving into a neighborhood in the suburbs, you might have to pay each month for the upkeep of shared neighborhood amenities like a pool or playground.
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The university now agreed to a $2.5 million trust using non-state funds to upkeep the monument and "potentially a facility to house and display the monument," the release stated.
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The snakes were practical, the article said, on account of their infrequent feeding and inexpensive upkeep, their convenient "linear anatomy," their easygoing nature and their relative lack of moral standing.
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Prominent members of the Italian government have harshly criticised Autostrade for poor upkeep of the 3,000 km of roads it operates and insist it should be stripped of its concession.
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The church cites an elimination of entry fees as one main argument in favor of the transfer, but it is still unclear who will pay for upkeep in the future.
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Much of the government runs on technology that predates modern cybersecurity, and is so old that the skills needed to program and upkeep the equipment is largely untaught in schools.
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The mech runs on a Corvette engine, but maintenance on the hydraulics, tire treads, and general mechanical upkeep are a lot more demanding and expensive than your average hot rod.
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But as anyone who has ever switched up their shade before knows, the treatment itself is just the beginning: It's the upkeep afterwards that can make or break your new style.
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Anyone friendly with a bowl of peroxide will tell you that the weekly upkeep for color-treated hair is less than ideal, and so is the damage that comes with it.
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Maven will pay for the upkeep and maintenance of the rental cars involved in Express Drive, while GM works with Lyft to determine which insurance to use to cover the drivers.
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Meanwhile, Virtual World had overestimated how quickly it could grow—the big Virtual World Centers hadn't done appreciably better than their smaller progenitors, while leaving the company with higher upkeep costs.
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It has a problem with infrastructure upkeep: the maintenance and repair of a vast existing inventory of civil works, most of which were build in the last 100 or so years.
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Apollo Precision Tools 39-Piece General Tool Set, $15.99, at AmazonThere's a whole crew working on upkeep and daily maintenance in the dorms, so you don't have to deal with anything.
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Meanwhile, in recent years the Defense Department has reduced the housing subsidies that fund upkeep of privatized homes on U.S. bases, leading to fewer maintenance staff, the Army has noted here.pdf.
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He unfortunately then falls into a depression when he is overcome by both his wife's infidelity and the upkeep on the new property (which is far beyond his capacities or income).
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They were in varying stages of upkeep, some renovated, others barely shacks, even here along the most desirable streets near the shore, where buildings jostled for a glimpse of the sea.
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Print magazines are fading, more and more bills are paid online, and many brands have scaled back on printed catalogues, preferring to funnel resources into website upkeep and social media instead.
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These days, the ranks of the European faithful have thinned, though, and many congregations — even the cash-flush Church of England — have paid for upkeep by clearing out their artistic assets.
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Serviced Huts feel similar to their Standard brethren, but are generally in high-traffic areas or above tree-line, where the Department of Conservation must supply fuel and upkeep costs skyrocket.
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"We're in this situation where the federal government has reduced funding for both wastewater and drinking water infrastructure, and it's the municipal waste payer who pays for the upkeep," said Krantz.
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You reap all the rewards — a good tan, plenty of lazy Saturdays and the perfect excuse to R.S.V.P. no to city events — without any of the property taxes or upkeep anxiety.
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Guests receive a guided tour of Lucy's interior from Margate City Mayor Michael Becker and SLC Executive Director Richard Helfant, who has aided in Lucy's upkeep since he was a teenager.
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It has been an inn only since the 1960s, when Jamie's grandmother realized that their slice of the Carnegie fortune was dwindling while taxes and the cost of Greyfield's upkeep grew.
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Even if we don't succeed at first, tackling challenges like making design more profitable, updating software at "app-store" speeds, or managing upkeep in a mixed fleet would help numerous programs.
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These include the cost of utilities, internet service, data storage, the construction and upkeep of laboratories, disposal of hazardous waste and compliance with federal rules protecting human subjects of clinical research.
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That's where these SaberLight Plasma Lighters come in; they require minimal upkeep (only need recharging after 300 lights), are environmentally-friendly, and are hotter, cleaner, and more powerful than butane flames.
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As an additional regression, the [ride-hail] drivers also had to drive their own cars, bear the costs of wear and tear, purchase gas and insurance, and pay for vehicle upkeep.
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Immigrants employed there were charged with watering, mowing and manicuring the greens; the upkeep of the banquet hall, which has a 300-person capacity; and preparing food in the club's restaurant.
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Today, however, there are too many variables to be accounted for — too much data, too many possibilities, and many more identities to consider — which makes this effort more difficult to upkeep.
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And there were conflicts over who should pay for its upkeep, delaying much-needed maintenance, like removing flammable dust or waxing the wooden roof structure to prevent it from drying out.
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In 1973, Wilson and her husband founded the Peppimenarti art studio; that studio is now a haven for women artists, and the upkeep of tradition has become synonymous with their identity.
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Direct support for the upkeep and maintenance of Fort Ross is only one of a number of things the Renova Fort Ross Foundation has spent its money on, according to tax filings.
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You should have about a one-inch layer for good drainage when you need to water your plants (since this will be a "living" terrarium that you'll need to do upkeep on).
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She also admits that she is tired of keeping up with her wacky and colorful hair color looks, saying she likes to surprise her fans but it takes a lot of upkeep.
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PG&E says its wildfire mitigation plan will cost $2.3 billion to implement, in part reflecting its much larger and more difficult territory and in part reflecting its decades of delayed upkeep.
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So routine upkeep of surface streets and water systems in central cities and inner-ring suburbs gets neglected in favor of some new interchange somewhere that will only increase the maintenance load.
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He flatly describes the upkeep level and color palettes of food court tiles while dropping bizarre facts about how some of these dying malls are owned by nearby universities or religious organizations.
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But caring for flowers, plants or anything that requires water and daily upkeep can be a huge commitment (aren't relationships hard enough?), so we found the perfect alternative: Capri Blue's succulent candle.
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Australia may represent the high water mark of Tesla's power ambitions so far, with a favorable regulatory framework, a government investment in renewable energy, and plenty of money to spend on upkeep.
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Terracciano says that his look requires the most upkeep, while Jughead (played by Cole Sprouse) — with his jet-black head of curls — takes less than 2 hours to transform in the salon.
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The original lawsuit contended, among other things, that drivers should be classed as employees rather than contractors, and that they should be paid back for the cost of gas and vehicle upkeep.
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The rural-urban divide in public broadcasting: "Rural stations don't have a donor base," according to Harrison, and it already costs more to broadcast in rural areas, partly due to infrastructure upkeep.
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But by not operating under the same quality, safety, and regulatory requirements as OEMs, third-party servicers are forcing patients to take a leap of faith about the upkeep of the device.
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They also need to recognise that there is a big difference between worrying that government is inefficient and pretending that it is irrelevant, and thus that contributing to its upkeep is unnecessary.
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The total price of the deal, including the jets, pilot training, hangars and upkeep until 2030 was worth 4 billion euros, Vandeput said, compared with the original budget of 4.6 billion euros.
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It's not clear if this will be enough to maintain the project in its current form, or whether the NSF would have to stop the upkeep at one of its underwater sites.
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Another decision awaiting Mr Mendelblit is whether to act on the police's recommendations to indict his wife, Sara Netanyahu, over misuse of public funds for the upkeep of their private weekend home.
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South Korea currently pays more than $800 million a year, or about half the cost of upkeep, under an agreement with the United States that expires at the end of the year.
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Some maintenance requires the trained eye of a qualified mechanic, but many basic upkeep tasks, like oil and filter changes, and brake pad replacement can be done at home with basic tools.
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The funding, originally intended for upkeep and maintenance in the nation's national park system, was redirected for the celebration, two people familiar with the administration's efforts told The Washington Post on Tuesday.
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"We're reaching out to members of Congress because of OSHA's unwillingness to act on something we see as reasonable enforcement and upkeep of existing regulations," said John McQuiad, the group's senior adviser.
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The National Park Service has reportedly been directed to divert nearly $2.5 million from funds originally intended for upkeep and maintenance of the national park system to help pay for the event.
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The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream Sandalwood, $23.72Sometimes personal upkeep is the only ritual we have that's just about us, and a little upgrade to daily grooming can make an outsized impact.
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In 2004, Friends of Florence raised half a million dollars to help fund the cleaning and restoration of the David, and they continue to pay for the statue's regular monitoring and upkeep.
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And unlike aging apartment buildings in more heavily regulated housing markets, owners of these lots only need to provide utilities, while residents are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of their homes.
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Initially the occupiers assured the authorities that they were taking good care of the refuge, but as time went on, they said the quick departure of some protesters had undermined the upkeep.
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The reasoning: It's not as if the troops would suddenly disappear from government payrolls — and, in fact, the U.S. then would have to pay the full cost of their salaries and upkeep.
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Rather than just removing the corroded factory clear coat and polishing the lens, the Sylvania kit also replaces the clear coat, so you won't have to do anything to upkeep the finish.
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For a variety of complex reasons—lack of upkeep, insufficient vetting of new tenants, endemic long-term economic decline—the high-rises became a byword for deprivation, poverty, and appalling social conditions.
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If you've had your car professionally ceramic coated and you need to upkeep the finish or you just want to add a layer of protection to your car, these are great choices.
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But hidden from public view, its upkeep has never been as prominent as cutting a ribbon at a new subway station or unveiling a shiny train car just off the factory floor.
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St. Patrick's recently completed a $180 million restoration campaign, while keeping its doors open to the public, but will require extensive funding on a continuing basis for upkeep and future restoration needs.
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Among its features is an explanation of who pays for their upkeep, complete with a graphic showing how money flows from the crown estate through the Treasury and back to the queen.
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Together, the two duchies bankroll more than a dozen members of the family, supplementing a taxpayer grant of £82 million last year reserved for official duties and the upkeep of several palaces.
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Cox then set about crafting a bill to ensure the upkeep of war memorials during government shutdowns, meeting with hundreds of members of Congress until he found a bipartisan group of cosponsors.
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And states would have to pay for all the upkeep the feds now handle, which is why a number of studies have concluded that reclamation would increase costs, rather than shrink them.
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In September last year, he said the bank wanted to hire 12 such engineers to make sure its cloud systems were up and running and look after their day-to-day upkeep.
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And if you&aposre a homeowner who loves the look of a lush lawn, but fears and loathes the upkeep required to make it a reality, this landscaping solution might be a godsend.
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To upkeep this art, the Woodlawn Conservancy has numerous preservation initiatives, like its Preservation Training Program focused on at-risk youth ages 18 to 24, who learn about stone masonry in historic preservation.
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In 2009, the Government Accountability Office estimated that the current fencing along the border would need $6.5 billion for upkeep and repairs over the next 20 years (an annual average of $325 million).
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Since they filmed Beach Bum in Florida at the tail-end of the state's brutal summer season, they caught the heat and humidity at its worst — making wig upkeep a full-time job.
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"Who knows if Meghan Markle is choosing to just own it, not waste the time and money on such frequent upkeep, or, just doesn't notice because it's ONE HAIR," author Sally Holmes wrote.
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It said the bank's unlawful practices have persisted since 2006, including in "more vulnerable" neighborhoods where Wells Fargo appeared willing to spend on upkeep only if it stood to profit or reduce losses.
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"It is the maintenance of the basins that is a problem for us," said community representative Ndiaye, adding that the government – which built the basins – had promised to be responsible for their upkeep.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)All in all, the RoboVac 35C is a good buy—so long as you're looking for cleaning upkeep and not a gadget to replace your regular upright vacuum completely.
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That an inner malaise -- corruption -- would undo the Afghan National Security Forces, whose upkeep has cost the U.S. taxpayer well over $60 billion, and whose brave losses continue now at an unprecedented speed.
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Replacing classics Prices and lease terms were so attractive that Southwest also decided to use the second-hand planes to help replace 737 Classics, older, crack-prone jets whose upkeep costs were soaring.
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Melendez famously insulted the partner of leftist former President Mauricio Funes, comparing her to a public works project because so much taxpayer money allegedly was spent on her upkeep, including for plastic surgery.
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And I think it's also important for after the show — if you go on the show as somebody else, then you've become a character and you've got to try and upkeep this personality.
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"More fear, less fun is how we might sum it up," said the study here In places with high risks of climate-related shocks, people spend more on the upkeep of their properties.
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The current conditions are the result of decades of neglect and decay, due in part to an awkward arrangement between church and state, making it unclear who bears responsibility for the building's upkeep.
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The U.S. military has warned repeatedly in recent years that ongoing efforts to trim nearly $1 trillion from projected defense budgets over a decade have forced it to postpone training, maintenance and upkeep.
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But they had grown weary of the upkeep required in their three-bedroom, two-bath home in Castro Valley, an Oakland suburb, and they were eager to move closer to their eight grandchildren.
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Landlords of migrant rental properties rarely bother to follow the fire code or invest in the buildings' upkeep, since most of those dwellings are deemed illegal and are under constant threat of demolition.
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His rebuttal was that he hates his job but feels like he has to stay there to finance our "lifestyle" and, therefore, should not be expected to contribute to general cleaning and upkeep.
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A report issued this summer by the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general raised concerns about food quality and upkeep at several ICE facilities, both categories on which McKinsey recommended ICE spend less.
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Of the few Somali pirates who have given up in this way, most were soon killed, Mr Steed notes, since they could not repay the financiers who underwrote the attacks and the hostages' upkeep.
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Having neglected the pumps' upkeep for too long, the S&WB is only now pursuing an $80 million emergency plan to revive them in time for next hurricane season, which starts any minute now.
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Maintaining the perfect platinum when you're born brunette involves a hell of a lot of upkeep, so we'll just have to admire Wood's handiwork — and Benson's good genes — from a safe, bleach-free distance.
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Wood does mention that this isn't necessarily your go-to bar look — unless you're prepared for the high maintenance upkeep and counting on a major blessing from Mother Nature (if it rains, you're screwed).
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Other than switching my cleanser, upkeep was relatively easy — a brush through with a spoolie every morning and evening and taking care not to scratch or rub my eyes was all it really took.
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In 2015, when the upkeep of his gargantuan home became too much for him, Maisel was forced to sell it and face the unpleasant task of discarding hundreds of things from his eclectic collection.
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Drugmakers are spending more than ever on factory upkeep after a string of U.S. bans on Indian sites due to poor quality control standards, and a consolidation between drug distributors has caused price erosion.
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Hundreds of federal housing contracts have expired since the government shutdown began in December, putting some tenants at risk of eviction while their landlords are forced to use private funding for upkeep and repairs.
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But they typically feel reasonable: Movie tickets purchased through Fandango or through individual theater sites typically have an added convenience fee of $1.50 to $2.50, which appear legitimately used for upkeep of the system.
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But for a certified lazy girl, even that was a lot of upkeep, and besides, with the exception of the first few weeks, I was largely unenthusiastic about the shade, which quickly leaned brassy.
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The department said last week that it can continue making payments to state and local housing authorities for public housing maintenance and upkeep and for housing vouchers given to low-income residents through February.
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Long-term occupants of a building can be inconvenienced by the comings and goings of short-term tenants who are sometimes less respectful about noise and less invested in the upkeep of common spaces.
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Women were much more likely to do the bulk of daily, indoor chores, like cooking and cleaning, and men were more likely to do more occasional, outdoor chores, like yard work and car upkeep.
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The report, which charted changes in home renovation activity through 2017, attributed part of the increase to a shortage of new construction and a reliance on aging housing stock that requires upkeep and repair.
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The Park Service has quite a maintenance liability, accumulating an over $212 billion backlog in the upkeep of historic structures, trails, and roads that need to be repaired, and in some cases, held up.
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The upkeep is less expensive and the taxes are lower, but also, "in this neighborhood there are kids playing all the time," said Ms. Birney, whose children are grown and out of the house.
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"The special rapporteur is well aware that the funds dedicated to historic buildings don't allow us to take care of upkeep and promotion of these buildings," a report to France's parliament stated last fall.
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Say what you will about the upkeep of highlights, but there's just something about walking out of the salon with a fresh new shade of blonde that makes every downside to lightening your hair disappear.
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For its long-term upkeep of environmental performance, worksite environmental impact, and innovative techniques to treat water quality, the building was awarded a BREAM certification and the French HQE environmental label, two hard-won distinctions.
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For those who find the volume or upkeep of extensions to be too much, then keratin lash lifts might be a better alternative — they create more of a natural look and don't require frequent touchups.
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Median salary: $231,2185Math importance level: 2150 Administrative services managers handle the supportive or administrative services of an organization, such as maintaining the facilities and supervising activities that include record-keeping, mail distribution, and office upkeep.
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I know that I'm supposed to co-wash weekly to make sure that my thick 'fro stays soft and fluffy, but have struggled with the daily and nightly upkeep that's required in between co-washes.
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This change could lead to competitive advantages when satellite communications are more widely used, but it will also likely lead to a more intensive upkeep operation as Starlink birds keep dropping out of the air.
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The language would exempt owners or leasers of private aircraft from paying taxes on certain costs related to the upkeep and maintenance of the jets, according to a description from the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The bill ensures that private jets under management companies that handle storage and upkeep do not pay the same ticketing taxes as commercial airline flights, aviation tax attorney Troy Rolf told The Wall Street Journal.
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The money he gets from the refiners goes toward an annual memorial service for all donor patients as well as the servicing of the machine; he says it ends up paying for its own upkeep.
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The cost of upkeep would significantly reduce that number—perhaps closer to what BuzzFeed, Metro, and CNN estimated regarding Uber—although the added benefits and pension may make up for it in the long run.
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"I'm not very fussy, and I'm not interested in having a style that requires a ton of daily maintenance or upkeep, so I like the simpler cuts that I can get with Inna," says Kernaghan.
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The most important factor for mass planting is that the trees can actually grow, which requires habitat preservation, proper planting, and some upkeep, especially in human-led mass planting, as opposed to natural tree growth.
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I know every stylist is probably cringing, but my hair is thin and made me so insecure I had to do something and it was too expensive to upkeep in-salon extensions at this point.
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Meanwhile we learn that M.T.A. administrators are making $280,000 (really?) and average workers are pulling in $170,251, while millions are being diverted to everything but maintenance and upkeep, track and signal upgrades, safety, and cleanliness.
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In 2016, Roxanne Quimby, a co-founder of Burt's Bees, donated 87,500 acres in Maine to the federal government and $20 million for an endowment for its upkeep, and pledged to raise another $20 million.
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But landlords like Ms. Kirnon, who owns the building in the Bronx, said the new limits would hinder her ability to ensure apartments are in livable condition, especially in older buildings that require extra upkeep.
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The outlay on Frogmore Cottage formed part of the 82.2 million pound Sovereign Grant, the government handout which covers the official duties of Queen Elizabeth including staffing costs, upkeep of royal palaces and travel expenses.
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That doesn't take into account the upkeep needed, which includes a regimen of deep conditioning treatments, toners and purple shampoos, and a diligence about monthly touch-ups that can run upward of $200 a visit.
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Online shopping would soon emerge as an even more powerful force, one that Sears, with its hundreds of brick-and-mortar stores needing constant face-lifts and upkeep, was also ill prepared to compete with.
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Just 5% of the funding for the office of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex comes from government payments that cover the royal family's costs including travel, parties and palace upkeep, according to their website.
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When asked why the difference in price, one of the pool's managers, Mohamed Rahim, said the women's pool and locker room cost more for upkeep because female swimmers sometimes wear makeup that dirties the water.
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Even against the backdrop of a lurking minority of rogue actors, a healthy degree of vigilance and upkeep can give us the peace of mind we continue to enjoy the benefits of our connected world.
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"As president of this nation, I need the money used for his upkeep, for example to pay for my children's school lunches," Ms. Viteri said about Mr. Assange, the newspaper El Comercio reported on Thursday.
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President Trump's proposed wall would certainly cost billions of dollars: He says $8 billion, while more realistic estimates put the price tag at $15 billion to $25 billion (and $500 million per year for upkeep).
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Freeport, the world's largest publicly traded copper producer, spends several hundred millions of dollars per year on tailings dams upkeep and has not had a tailings dam failure since it acquired Phelps Dodge in 2007.
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Upkeep of the park system, whose facilities and infrastructure have fallen into disrepair as visitation at many parks has risen steadily in recent years, is widely seen as popular with voters in both major parties.
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Bloomberg estimates that superyacht owners pay about 10 percent of the boat's total value in upkeep each year, meaning that a $500 million boat like Geffen's would cost at least $50 million per year to maintain.
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That led him to eventually build UpKeep, a tool for managing work orders in manufacturing on mobile devices that looks to speed up the flow of submitting work orders to managers and then getting them done.
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The historic cathedral — also one of the city's most-visited tourist destinations — has been in disrepair for years, but updates were long stalled due to bureaucratic inefficiencies that blocked France's government from paying for the upkeep.
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The FJ33's efficiency contributes to the jet's low operating cost of just $600 per hour, in a field where most small jets cost thousands of dollars for each hour of flight, including maintenance and upkeep.
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Farawo said the agency was having difficulty controlling the population in its national parks, and that proceeds from the sales, made over a six-year period, will be used for the upkeep of its remaining elephants.
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And as autonomous vehicles eat into revenues from parking tickets and moving violations, governments will need access to vehicle systems to create new kinds of tolls to pay for the upkeep of transit infrastructure, Youakim said.
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Buying a house is a lot more than forking over a down payment and paying a mortgage—utilities, homeowners association fees and insurance, and general maintenance and upkeep all add more weight on the monthly budget.
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You should pay for the upkeep of this child after it is born, because that's where the concern seems to cut off for these people; once you take your first breath, out the window with you.
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Disney will be aiming to set a new high bar for service in China "It's common to see a lack of upkeep, like peeling, faded paint and busted light bulbs," Yoshii said of Chinese theme parks.
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The rent is manageable at $850, but Strauss also spends $400 to $600 a month to buy organic groceries, and another $100 per month for personal upkeep, including salon appointments for her hair, nails and eyebrows.
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My mind starts to wander into a germ of a thought about physical upkeep for different kinds of female performers; actors, dancers, models — how they ready their bodies for the job they are paid to do.
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Behind the scenes, there's an intriguing tension developing among the creators, technicians, storytellers and managers of the park, who are all responsible for its upkeep and safety but have ulterior motives that put them at odds.
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Mayor Pedro Edmunds Paoa instead suggested the Hoa Hakananai'a could act as an "ambassador" for Easter Island, and Britain could keep it in return for regular payments to ensure the upkeep of its Easter Island counterparts.
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This factors in the monthly payment on your mortgage (if you need one), property taxes, homeowners insurance, potential homeowner association or condominium fees, and a general estimate of monthly upkeep (lawn care, pool guy, unforeseen repairs).
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's government is proposing to make it harder for refugees to become citizens, confiscate asylum seekers' cash to pay for their upkeep and even seize their mobile phones to see where they came from.
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But the resort became their permanent place when the couple found something unexpected: an enclave with all the amenities of high-end gated suburban communities, without the upkeep and bother of a traditional piece of property.
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Appliances may break, the sellers may have neglected regular upkeep in the months while the house was on the market, leaving you with gutters full of leaves and a furnace in need of a tune up.
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But neighborhood groups often lack money for upkeep, so the city set aside more than $1.4 million a year for maintenance, something proponents say is essential if plazas are to do more than change traffic patterns.
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We monitored the agency websites, asked doormen to keep an eye out and even got word of our search to the mysterious Princess Circuit of noblewomen, many of whom own properties but can't afford the upkeep.
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It began in Brussels with a death-grip handshake and continued when Mr. Macron frowned visibly as he watched Mr. Trump scold NATO members for not paying their fair share for the upkeep of the alliance.
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Maintenance fell off, too, so that by the time the state took over, in the sixties, the upkeep backlog strained the M.T.A.'s finances and capabilities and made any visions of new stations or lines unrealistic.
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While bright blonde highlights felt fun for the summer, the upkeep is a lot, which is why so many of us are looking for a soft tweak — like lowlights or warm balayage — heading into colder weather.
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All but a few dance ensembles function on a project-by-project basis, with dancers splitting their time between several short-term projects and seeking out (and paying for) their own dance classes and physical upkeep.
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Eventually, in 2008, the lawsuit was settled and an agreement reached: A foundation owns the Six mansion, the family has a right to live in it in perpetuity and the state provides funds for its upkeep.
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As much as we love having a bit of greenery to spruce up our living spaces, the constant upkeep is a big drawback — and prolonging the short lifespans of flowers can take a whole lot of effort.
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Facing a more than $11 billion backlog in the upkeep of national parks, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke previously proposed raising fees to $70 in 17 of the most popular parks like Yellowstone, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon.
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To help you lay the groundwork correctly, we've invited Jack White, vice president of technical services at Rainbow International — a company specializing in household restoration services — to share his top do's and don'ts for hardwood surface upkeep.
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That locks him in as having to find a partner to build a new network, and it could negatively impact the company's shares if Dish has to foot most of the cost (and subsequent network upkeep) itself.
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As hard as it was to upkeep my hair throughout the process, I was beginning to wonder if the way my body felt after a good run was worth all the hair trouble that came with it.
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While things largely kept moving in the same general direction after the Yahoo acquisition, it appears that Ssense sees more value in redirecting the Polyvore community to the Ssense domain rather than continuing to deal with upkeep.
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The stadium, which underwent costly modernizations for the 2014 World Cup and the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Olympic Games, has been unused since late last year with no-one taking responsibility for its upkeep.
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" Gallo knew the owner and the manager of the space and said "we've had a good number of conversations regarding the upkeep of the property on the street level/sidewalk level, as well as on the inside.
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When, in 2000, she determined to breed a racehorse, her pals down at the workingmen's club were soon roped in, contributing the equivalent of $14 a week to pay for its upkeep and a fancy training school.
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A Gawker Investigation," said a "tipster" had suggested that Mr. Trump's hair was "not his own, costs tens of thousands of dollars for installation and upkeep, and comes from a man as mysterious as Trump is bombastic.
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Eliminating them would mean the only way to get a tax benefit would be to write off the costs associated with renting your vacation home: including maintenance, upkeep, insurance premiums — and yes, property taxes and mortgage interest.
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Aimee's upkeep is an absurd production, but it gives insight into the deep insecurity of a service economy that exists to maintain historically unprecedented riches—the narrator's proximity to someone else's wealth strips away her own self.
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While evaluating my housing options after my divorce, my parents lovingly steered me toward rental options — places where I wouldn't be personally responsible for general upkeep or yard work (a legitimate concern in the middle of Iowa).
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Homeowners who want and expect to remain in their home for many years, and who are able to afford the associated property taxes, homeowner insurance and upkeep, may potentially benefit from a reverse mortgage, Ms. Canan said.
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Utilities say those solar households and businesses are still using the grid for backup power and stability, but that by reducing or zeroing out their bill, they aren't paying their fair share for the upkeep of the grid.
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BHP has said it would halt production during the strike because it could not guarantee the safety of the 80 workers the government had authorized to perform critical duties, such as equipment upkeep and adhering to environmental protocols.
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As car companies continue to roll out models with more advanced sound, security, entertainment and navigation systems, these workers receive fewer calls since these higher-quality new systems typically require less maintenance and upkeep than previous models did.
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Yet the scale of the hostel makes it a juicy source of votes at elections and of corruption the rest of the time, for whoever controls Glebelands has access to an income stream of rent and upkeep contracts.
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Ask rideshare drivers anywhere, and they'll likely name the same problems: low pay made lower through vehicle expenses and upkeep, deactivations without recourse, and a higher and higher share of their rides being gobbled up as commission fees.
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The provision — which was included in the version easily approved by the Transportation Committee earlier this year — would have ensured that money collected for the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund is actually used for upkeep at ports and harbors.
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The Hammonds have defended their actions, and the claim that they were simply setting controlled fires as part of the standard upkeep of their ranchland was first made a few hours after the blaze on September 30, 2001.
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Four years ago, in a deal finalized under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's administration, the Trump Organization came on board to operate the course, assume the expense of upkeep and build a $10 million clubhouse, yet to be erected.
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Charles W. Moorman, the co-chief executive, said in an interview that he was not aware of any upkeep postponed at the station, though he acknowledged it could have happened before he arrived at Amtrak a year ago.
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The rulers of Saudi Arabia derive much of their legitimacy and prestige in the Muslim world from their control and upkeep of the Grand Mosque and the Kaaba in Mecca and the mosque of Prophet Muhammad in Medina.
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The university had agreed to a $2.5 million trust using non-state funds to upkeep the monument and "potentially a facility to house and display the monument," the University of North Carolina System said in a November release.
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The agency has had to balance expanding the system to meet new ridership demands — witness the three new stations on the Second Avenue line — against the daily upkeep of behind-the-scenes mechanisms like signals and exhaust fans.
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If this poorly conceived wall is built, one can imagine how it will require billions more in upkeep, or rapidly deteriorate and end up being a graffiti-covered monument to a failed investment, like a bankrupt Trump hotel.
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Reuters reported that BHP said it could not guarantee the safety of the 80 workers the Chilean government had authorized to remain at the Escondida mine to perform "critical duties," such as equipment upkeep and adherence to environmental protocols.
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The 117-year-old automotive, travel, insurance and financial services federation inspects and approves 27,000 hotels and resorts across North America using its ratings system of one to five diamonds to advise its 59 million members on property upkeep.
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But while the deal's success was applauded by both rival bankers and investors, some said other issuers will instead opt to issue bonds in a private format to avoid the costs, time and upkeep of the public data requirements.
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Col McKenzie, an executive with the reef's privately run Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators (which gives $6 million annually toward the reef's upkeep and scientific research), says an industry driven by panic is the last thing he wants.
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"A day in the life of the house usually consists of daily upkeep like vacuuming and sweeping, making sure the outside is looking good, and then working on small household projects that might need to be fixed," he said.
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How do we get small and medium-size towns in deep red, rural states to undertake rebuilding and upkeep projects that are based on predictions for climate change and shifting weather patterns over the next 50 to 100 years?
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Hippo not only uses its technology to optimize pricing for potential policyholders, but offers tech-enabled devices like leak detectors and other IOT tools to monitor homes and ensure their upkeep, so policy payouts don't get out of hand.
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Some countries like Zimbabwe encourage big-game hunting as a source of income, and others allow the activity to keep down herd populations through managed hunting trips and as a way to pay for the upkeep of game reserves.
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George Filopoulos, the founding principal of Metrovest Equities, a New York real estate development firm behind several waterfront properties, including the Residences at Gurney's in Montauk, said that the resort's maintenance staff will usually help with your property's upkeep.
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St. Patrick's Old Cathedral — often referred to as the other St. Patrick's Cathedral — recently developed this and other programming to help pay for the church's upkeep and its historic outdoor cemetery, the only active Roman Catholic cemetery in Manhattan.
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The gift was predicated on the challenge that the museum raise $50 million more in just three months, with the money going to a major new building as well as an operating fund that would help guarantee its upkeep.
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"We cannot afford that large amount of money and we do not have the number of people and sport events to use these facilities from time to time to generate funds for the upkeep," he was quoted as saying.
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The third, a person from Samaria, whose tribe had antagonistic relations with Judea, however, stopped to bind the wounds of the injured man and take him to a nearby inn where he paid for his upkeep until he recovered.
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Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, underscoring a problem that New York subway riders understand all too well: The M.T.A. relies heavily on emergency repairs because it does not conduct sufficient preventive upkeep.
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Autostrade per l'Italia, which is grappling with fallout from the deadly collapse of a motorway bridge it operated in 2018, said on Thursday it would spend 13 billion euros on highway upkeep under its new business plan to 2023.
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But Pence also echoed Trump's concerns that many member states of the alliance are not sharing the full financial burden to upkeep the alliance, and said Trump "expects real progress" from allies on that front by the end of the year.
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On the other hand, one too many big moves could send you down an unpleasant path (maybe that project keeps you at the office into the wee hours or your pixie cut ends up requiring way more upkeep than you'd prefer).
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Under India's political system, Delhi has a unique position in which the federal government controls the state police and oversees land issues while the local government is in charge of the general upkeep of the capital of some 19 million people.
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Avis will be essentially making sure the frequent-use vehicles are in tip-top shape and clean for riders – like taxis, Waymo's cars require a lot of regular upkeep since they're used far more often than the average consumer vehicle.
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But there are tons of women who don't want to look younger or don't have the means for the upkeep required or simply don't have the genetics, and the result is that they don't see themselves represented anywhere in popular culture.
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"Lash tints are a happy medium between mascara and extensions, giving you a bolder, wide-eyed look for a relatively affordable price and with very little upkeep," says Clementina Richardson, celebrity lash artist and founder of Envious Lashes in New York.
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Despite changes to the U.S. bill that took into account some EU concerns, Brussels said the legislation could still hinder upkeep of the gas pipeline network in Russia that feeds into Ukraine and supplies over a quarter of EU needs.
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"There are endless examples of bigger interventions—like a hospital—in the middle of nowhere, and it falls apart because it hasn't been built within a community of trained people, or with the normal pipeline for overhead and upkeep," Dahl said.
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That's not easy to replace to begin with — and as budgets for the likes of national and state forest upkeep have shrunk continually over the last half century, there have been fewer and fewer resources with which to combat this trend.
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The National Trust is the steward of hundreds of stately homes in the U.K., many of them off-loaded by their aristocratic owners in the mid-twentieth century, after high inheritance taxes and crippling maintenance costs made their private upkeep untenable.
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This will be detrimental to the maintenance, upkeep and modernization of some key weapons systems that Turkey relies on, including F-16 fighter jets, Leopard and M-60 tanks, and other major equipment that Turkey has purchased from the West.
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Sunlight streaming into the Red Room had left some of the wall fabric "so faded it was almost pink," said Stewart McLaurin, president of the White House Historical Association, which helps finance upkeep of some rooms in the 132-room mansion.
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South Korean officials signed a short-term agreement on Sunday that would boost the amount Seoul contributes toward the upkeep of U.S. troops on the peninsula, after a previous deal lapsed amid U.S. President Donald Trump's call for more money.
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The internet providers are less nuanced: We pay a monthly fee for access to the pipes the companies lay and the upkeep on them, but the companies also sell our data to brokers, who bundle and sell it to advertisers.
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Despite the fact that the castle hadn't been fully occupied since 1991, when Alfred's grandfather died, all of its rooms require constant upkeep, even the uninhabited ones: There is silver to be polished, plaster to be patched, floors to be waxed.
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Because of that, golf communities in the United States and elsewhere in the world are focusing on things as varied as eliminating plastic and foam cups in their snack shops and reducing fertilizers and chemicals in the upkeep of the fairways.
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