This approach makes as much sense as counting benefits that accrue on Monday and Tuesday, but ignoring benefits that accrue any other day of the week.
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Interest will accrue on your debt while you're in school.
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These companies accrue a number of benefits from the relationship.
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And most of these benefits are likely to accrue quickly.
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This meant I could never accrue overtime even if I
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All sorts of benefits could accrue from rethinking these rules.
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In many countries, these would accrue to the public sector.
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In addition, there are little loopholes that accrue over time.
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In addition to the possibilities of cash rewards, users accrue .
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Employees can accrue paid time off retroactively to March 1.
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You also won't accrue any interest charges or late fees.
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They don't accrue interest until after a student finishes college.
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Funds in an MSA accrue interest and free of taxes.
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"But will the government pay the interest I accrue?" he said.
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At that point, fines would accrue daily until the company complies.
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I can't believe how easy it was to accrue this wealth.
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When you get bigger, a host of advantages accrue to you.
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The question then is would that benefit accrue to the consumer?
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Second, no one will accrue additional benefits under the old system.
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She's entered the lab with one goal: to accrue an army.
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The earlier you begin, the more value your assets can accrue.
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Thankfully, once in Manhattan, Shelby begins to accrue detail and personality.
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The culture is relaxed, even more so as you accrue seniority.
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More data showing the upsides of driver assistance tech may accrue.
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Just as important, the benefits don't just accrue to students themselves.
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Filing means that you will no longer accrue delayed retirement credits.
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Filing means that you will no longer accrue delayed retirement credits.
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They accrue as wrinkles do, with prolonged exposure to the elements.
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Such fines accrue until the grand jury is no longer sitting.
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Under federal rules, automakers can accrue credits for overcomplying in some years.
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Students accrue these "micro-scholarships", adding more cash amounts for additional achievements.
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These benefits accrue regardless of whether or not a child is obese.
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Returns will disproportionately accrue to firms that combine the best of each.
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Like "Game of Thrones," it believed power does not accrue to saints.
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In other words, the immigration surplus does not accrue equally to everyone.
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This gives interest more time to accrue, further widening the debt load.
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For the provider, these benefits of less data actually accrue over time.
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Employees do not accrue or earn any vested benefit under this Program.
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"All the bits and pieces that you accrue in life," he said.
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AND IF WE GET THAT YOU SEE THAT ACCRUE TO WAGE EARNERS.
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However, "the benefits that would accrue would be ill-advised," he added.
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Benefits accrue only when yields fall and stay low for some time.
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Only the primary traveler will accrue miles with either card&aposs benefit.
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Today most of the financial gains from migration accrue to the migrants themselves.
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Once you graduate, there's no need to accrue blank notebooks and pencil cases.
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And going forward, any debt that each of them accrue is theirs alone.
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As encounters accrue, connections start to spark across the galleries like arc lightning.
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And finally, it incentivizes users to game the site to accrue "points" (upvotes).
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Some loans accrue interest while they're in a grace period, but others don't.
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All the while, loan interest continues to accrue, holding borrowers underwater even longer.
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Any benefits created through a deep preventative focus would accrue to someone else.
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Moreover, most of the worker gains will accrue to more highly paid workers.
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Now, no interest will accrue as long as the waiver is in effect.
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"We don't think the company needs to continue to accrue capital," she said.
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But the benefits of this boom did not accrue equally to all Americans.
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The faster the transition happens, the more benefits will accrue to future generations.
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Much of this value can accrue to working Americans who need it most.
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Although this can provide immediate relief, interest will still accrue on your loans.
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Much better to just accrue interest in your savings account, even if it's minimal.
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Machine-learning software has an incentive to accrue data; they make predictions more accurate.
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Even with all of this protection, the spacecraft will accrue radiation damage over time.
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We're trying to help the researchers accrue their research and show it to policymakers.
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But as they pile up, one scene after another, they start to accrue meaning.
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Worse, these tend to accrue to more dominant firms, notably old fixed-line incumbents.
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Even with all of these precautions, the spacecraft will accrue radiation damage over time.
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But these benefits only accrue if a parent actually is home with the child.
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For example, you'll have to spend $29.993 on gas to accrue a $1 reward.
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"A lot of the benefits have only just begun to accrue," Saccone, 59, said.
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They would still accrue service time and in all other senses be major leaguers.
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Keep in mind that interest may still accrue for each of the deferral programs.
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Even still, some types of loans continue to accrue interest while payments are paused.
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And you get to live there and accrue equity from paying down the mortgage.
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In fact, the bulk of that tax cut will almost surely accrue to stockholders.
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And several advantages would accrue to the Democrats if Mr. Bolton were to testify.
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Interest, however, would still accrue; the offer is a band-aid, not a cure.
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Consider the other benefits that accrue every time the family decamps for Palm Beach.
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Yet, approximately two-thirds of the benefits of tax cuts would accrue to corporations.
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It will also start allowing workers to accrue paid time off as they earn it.
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As Malani explains, most student loans continue to accrue interest even when payments aren't required.
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"Interest shall accrue on this debt from the date of this notice," the letter read.
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However, a recovered rocket requires some level of refurbishing which will accrue a certain cost.
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But interest is likely to accrue on any unsubsidized loan while payments are on hiatus.
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Male "winners" in aggressive contests or situations with peers accrue benefits, provided they keep winning.
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But the borrower may accrue more interest—and eventual forgiveness isn't part of the deal.
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Adult humans accrue lots of T-cells, each adapted to deal with a different disease.
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They clack on the keyboard, accrue crud, catch the eye and require near-constant pruning.
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So the benefits diminish, but the costs may stay the same or continue to accrue.
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Moderate hits would accrue injury points that, once reaching a specific game total, trigger expulsion.
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Polaris will pay $705 million and will accrue about $100 million in net tax benefits.
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The costs of action are localized, but the benefits accrue globally, over long time periods.
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School districts often accrue debt from children whose parents haven't paid for their school meals.
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They are more likely to plead guilty, receive lengthy sentences, and accrue significant court debt.
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First off, the income tax bracket thresholds increase, which will accrue savings at the top.
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If you do not, you could accrue penalties and interest until the amount is paid.
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Interestingly, the same benefits did not accrue to those who ate canned fruits and vegetables.
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Baseball players do not become free agents until they accrue six years of service time.
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Not only that, but its operating cash flow will continue to accrue and compound the problem.
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If your federal student loans are subsidized, interest will not accrue during an economic hardship deferment.
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The setup fee is typically less than $100, and the balance won't accrue interest, Kantrowitz explained.
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To win research money and get promoted, scientists need to accrue an impressive list of publications.
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Members today accrue power by toeing the party line, not by acting as independent power brokers.
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Employees accrue and may use annual and sick leave in accord with Commission policies and procedures.
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Tennis — an individual sport in which the riches accrue disproportionately to the elite — remains particularly vulnerable.
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But, according to Ward, Ivanka's main goal is to accrue more influence with her father's support.
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That interest will begin to accrue the day you make a purchase with your credit card.
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If a survivor's academic performance suffers, they may lose scholarships and accrue more student loan debt.
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But in the past, the federal government actively made it harder for minorities to accrue wealth.
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These aren't exactly life-changing windfalls, but the benefits accrue over time, something cash can't offer.
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Both of these claims are disingenuous to the cultural cachet that replicas are beginning to accrue.
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During this time, interest continues to accrue and he adds more principal to the total balance.
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All I could do was put my loans into forbearance, causing them to accrue additional interest.
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Previously, Amazon said these employees didn't accrue PTO because they were classified as part-time employees.
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Credible economists believe the benefits of the cuts would accrue nearly exclusively to shareholders and executives.
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The manager update indicates that these workers can accrue paid time off retroactively to March 1.
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The manager update indicates that these workers can accrue paid time off retroactively to March 85033.
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He also likes the TripBucks, which accrue the more you travel and the more you save.
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To earn the Companion Pass, you need to accrue 2000,22 qualifying points in a calendar year.
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" He wrote in the journal Harijan, "Rights accrue automatically to him who duly performs his duties.
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His stated reason: to save us from additional interest that may accrue on the supposed debt.
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They have a kind of animal cunning for how to manipulate people, dominate, and accrue power.
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At work, most of the profit and frequently the credit for art and invention accrue to others.
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TC: I tend to believe that as women accrue more financial resources, they'll launch more venture firms.
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Moreover, the biggest wage gains in a tight labour market tend to accrue to the poorest workers.
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Its centerpiece is a large tax cut whose benefits would almost entirely accrue to the wealthiest Americans.
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Bulls and riders both accrue points: bulls for their feistiness, riders for their grace and body control.
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It wouldn't undo all the gains that they've been able to accrue over the past half-decade.
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Another study, of Bangladesh, found that the benefits of grid power accrue mainly to better-off households.
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Once you accrue power, says Mr Pei, you have to show what you can do with it.
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The ability to accrue more paid-time off to spend with their family may be greatly appreciated.
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Similar, if less dramatic, benefits would accrue from dredging waterways, repairing dams and locks, and other projects.
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Higher oil prices and recent debt sales have helped it accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves.
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Benefits of a carbon tax "accrue regardless of one's views on climate science," the paper's authors write.
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It's best to do this right away so that your investment doesn't accrue gains in the meantime.
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Arranged like an altar triptych, three enormous, cooled copper panels slowly accrue a frame of ice crystals.
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Now all she has left are federal loans, where interest will not accrue while she's in school.
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After borrowing from the credit line, interest will start to accrue and you'll begin to make payments.
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Moreover, certain investments that are consolidated do not necessarily generate upstream dividends that accrue directly to Leucadia.
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All of these programs have both annual-fee cards and no-annual-fee cards that accrue points.
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Influencers don't have to be human to accrue massive followings and garner incomes of millions of dollars.
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What's more, the strongman caucus is continuing to accrue power on the GOP side of the aisle.
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He also pushed to fly Delta rather than the government's contract carrier, to accrue frequent flier miles.
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And roughly a third of this profit rise will accrue to foreign investors who are already here.
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Similar allegations continue to accrue around Kevin Spacey, and collaborators are starting to distance themselves from him.
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Plus, real value continues to accrue to the people and companies building, joining and participating in networks.
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Keep looking and they start to accrue into strings, as when you stare at a word search.
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The benefits that accrue to investors when an actively managed fund accumulates assets may not be great.
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"Keep in mind the tremendous benefits that accrue from outdoor activities of all kinds," Dr. Ostfeld said.
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More typically, drivers will accrue reprimands for minor infractions, similar to points on a normal driver's license.
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Interest doesn't accrue during the grace period on federal "subsidized" loans, which are based on financial need.
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The kinds of benefits that accrue to people by acquiring more status change, depending on class structure.
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Because of this, streaming services need to worry about how to retain customers, not just accrue them.
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But if their families run out of money, students accrue lunch debt or may be denied meals.
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It's a positive feedback loop — help out the paparazzi, get more photos, accrue more publicity, and — hey, look!
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Do we just take the chunk of money, put it to the side and let it accrue interest?
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These contractors will accrue unbilled receivables if they keep working or will lose revenue if they halt projects.
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And ultimately, we make small decisions based on these emotions that accrue into segregated neighborhoods and segregated schools.
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If I worked like a madman for four months of the year, I would accrue an unemployment account.
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Critics say the West is only interested in Niger's uranium, whose proceeds accrue mainly to the well-connected.
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Your qualifying nights can also roll over to the following year, giving you more time to accrue rewards.
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And imagine changing course, and the burdens that would accrue, in the midst of another potential terror attack.
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Only take what you need in loans and don't let the interest accrue on unsubsidized or private loans.
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"If you want to accrue that money to have $1,000 bag, that is up to you," she added.
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It's difficult to say what responsibility Kjellberg has to the massive and unprecedented audience he's worked to accrue.
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But this figure pales in comparison with the lifetime costs that accrue for a child poisoned by lead.
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Electric vehicle buyers can accrue around 2000,203 rupees in total benefits over their entire loan period, she said.
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But from 2018 a greater proportion of earnings should accrue to shareholders rather than being snaffled by regulators.
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Interest and penalties will still accrue until the total is paid off, but there are no additional fees.
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On Jupiter, the auroras are formed by particles that accrue energy and smash into molecules in the atmosphere.
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Most of the benefits accrue to the nation; many of the costs, such as pollution, are borne locally.
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In the 2017/2018 budget passed in August, Juba acknowledged it would continue to accrue debt to Khartoum.
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Unlike Social Security, those accounts would not only accrue interest, but could also be passed down to heirs.
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Those that like to accrue for a rainy day and those that take as many as they can.
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Taxes on dividends and capital gains that accrue after the plan becomes effective would be eliminated for individuals.
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If one group always plays nice and the other doesn't, the leverage will always accrue to the Goofuses.
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Interest and penalties will still accrue until your debt is paid off, but there are no additional fees.
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Students often combine study at different types of colleges and accrue credit for all of these varied experiences.
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Starting July 1, all employees will accrue paid sick leave and time to care for ill family members.
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Some tenants end up financing the deposit through friends and family or even accrue expensive credit card debt.
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He ended up selling his blood plasma to try to pay these charges, which continued to accrue interest.
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Second, the convention is a powerful opportunity to ensure that the benefits of #MeToo accrue to all women.
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Even faster growth, though, is no guarantee that the fruits of that growth would accrue to average Americans.
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Mini Motoring Points will accrue slower than the more generous cash back of other cards on the market.
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The doctor warned me that I was in danger, and that damage and harm would accrue and intensify.
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Many benefits will accrue to the region and the free world with UN membership and full diplomatic relations.
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Normally, interest continues to accrue while loan payments are deferred -- but it wouldn't if Trump's waiver takes effect.
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When it works, the network effects accrue to you — not the dominant networks — for that identity or interest.
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Contract workers do not accrue vacation days, and they are usually not eligible for parental or medical leave.
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Specific government policies have driven the racial gap by making it specifically harder for minorities to accrue wealth.
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When the war begins in earnest, these personal conflicts do not fall away; they accrue even greater stakes.
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For Brave, speed and ad/tracking protection are obviously interconnected, and all the other benefits accrue from that.
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And yet, the benefits of the system's paralysis or collapse would almost certainly accrue to the same president.
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It has allowed him to accrue time in the department and enjoy the raises that go with that.
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In both cases, interest will still accrue and be added to your principal balance when you resume payments.
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But the bottom 60% — those with an average annual income below $55,500 — would accrue about half the benefit.
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We're doing everything we can to make sure the spoils and the gains accrue to the existing landowners.
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But there's a lot of benefits that accrue to creating these meat-like products in a different way.
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What kind of advantage could those outside of an even more corrupt-seeming system accrue to their benefit?
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Even if you are making the regularly minimum monthly payments on your student loans, your debt will accrue interest.
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Should card dealers in Las Vegas be able to keep all the tips they accrue from generous gambling patrons?
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Building a moat allows a company to become a compounding franchise and accrue outsized profits over the long run.
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Caught in limbo, borrowers are seeing interest and fees accrue and their credit damaged, the inspector general's report showed.
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On the whole, though, the rewards of the digital economy accrue mostly to the big platforms and media companies.
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How many followers did they accrue over the past year, thanks in part to Facebook's own viral sharing mechanics?
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That's because of the benefits of compound interest, which allows any interest earned to then accrue interest on itself.
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"The learnings we accrue aren't lost with every election, like is typical to politics," she said in an email.
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Interest and penalties will still accrue until the total is paid off, but there are no additional application fees.
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Customers who use them typically do not accrue loyalty points, and the sites charge hotels commissions for any bookings.
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Allowing the United States to accrue similar debt would rattle investors and could lead to economic catastrophe, she added.
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More gains may yet accrue if a new deal is reached to limit other nasties under the protocol's authority.
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Politicians, newly sensitive to concerns about gaping income inequality, care about curbing the vast sums that accrue to bosses.
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You accrue stock in the company over time—probably quite a lot of it—at no cost to you.
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We regularly audit our payroll and time systems and recently identified a discrepancy in the sick time you accrue.
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New jobs are likely to accrue to already advantaged super-cities, while the losers stand to lose even more.
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Their tightly arranged pieces repeat and accrue, sounding like a big machine but never evoking circular imagery or rotation.
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Mr. Biden's campaign has said it expected to accrue delegates in Iowa and was bracing for an extended contest.
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With revenue yet to accrue from these schemes, its cashflow position was then compounded by disruption from delayed payments.
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Rich people, by definition, have gotten to where they are because of their single-minded ability to accrue wealth.
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The money was borrowed from commercial banks, he said, so the cost keeps growing as the loans accrue interest.
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In many cases, their tweets accrue many more retweets and likes than the original posts they were responding to.
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Collectively, this translates to lower wages for working people, while the fruits of economic growth accrue at the top.
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This is "Large Question Pot" (1984), named for the neatly painted queries that coil and accrue along its interior.
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One reasons for this is the decrease in worker unions, which help middle-class Americans accrue wealth for retirement.
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Making things harder: Studies aren't typically funded long enough for mortality data to accrue in a statistically meaningful way.
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Another yardstick here is how often you make changes in that part of the system/codebase; debt begets debt, so if a component changes a lot, it will accrue more debt… whereas with a component that rarely changes, you can generally accrue some debt and let it sit for a long time.
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The benefits that accrue to society as a whole from investment and well-rewarded work required that taxes be reduced.
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But where most collectors are trying to accrue a wishlist of machines sold to the public, Plain prefers the prototypes.
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Originally only available in the US, Microsoft is now letting British users accrue points for using its Bing search engine.
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After all, he did accrue an incredible kickboxing record of 74-7-1-1 during his time in the ring.
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Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, which is likely to accrue some nominations during awards season, was designed to be an immersive experience.
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What few users those sites accrue flee to so-called "bunker boards" like Endchan and Freech after their inevitable shutdowns.
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Successful debt sales, including multiple Eurobond offerings last year, have helped Nigeria to accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves.
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Successful debt sales, including multiple Eurobond offerings last year, have helped the government accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves.
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Without the scholarship, she said she'd accrue "fairly substantial" debt that she'd have to try to pay off after college.
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"When the benefits of increased automation accrue to a tiny portion of the population, then that's a problem," he says.
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Rate designs that reflect this value yield infrastructure cost savings that accrue to all electricity customers, both large and small.
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Under the proposed system, stock prices would likely fall as the benefits from the bill may not accrue to shareholders.
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Workers can also accrue bonuses and earn health insurance and social security when they work for certain numbers of days.
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Beneficiaries did not accrue additional benefits after the freeze, but they were still eligible to collect what they were due.
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A film of grime, smoke and halitosis municipal and human was permitted to accrue on both sides of the glass.
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Over time this would probably mean that more of the benefits of technology would accrue to labor rather than capital.
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Federal student loan paymentsDue to the coronavirus, President Trump has paused interest that would normally accrue on federal student loans.
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Teenagers need to be informed of the debt they will most likely accrue, and helped to plan school choices accordingly.
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He also likes that he can accrue frequent flier miles on the shuttle that apply to the airline's whole network.
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The very culture we live in, which as we accrue more and more days begins to feel foreign to us?
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These elusive wonder coins bear and accrue value because of the shared faith that miners and moneymakers place in them.
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According to Yeshiwas Zeggeye, a flight instructor with the airline, pilot cadets accrue 200 or more hours during their training.
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As of March 13 and on through the end of September, interest will not accrue on your defaulted student loans.
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If borrowers need to put their loans into forbearance, or their loans are currently in forbearance, interest will not accrue.
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The state has a whopping 415 pledged delegates, and Sanders is likely to accrue slightly more delegates than Biden statewide.
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I was seduced by the ticket price, $1,73 each, and the 21,393 frequent flier miles I thought we would accrue.
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Historically, superdelegates had always supported the candidate who won the most pledged delegates, which accrue from primary and caucus wins.
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For instance, in a more parliamentary system, the benefits are less likely to accrue to one person at the top.
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But the budget for "20th Century Women" was seven million dollars—a number at which commercial responsibilities begin to accrue.
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Most of these will accrue this year, and will improve the government balance by around ISK338bn (around 14.8% of GDP).
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In the last year his following has grown to 800,000, and his posts often accrue more than a million likes.
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But it has already begun to pay off in incalculable ways, and its benefits will continue to accrue for years.
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I pay for everything with my card to accrue miles and then pay off the statement in full each month.
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"The issue is how many things accrue to Cohen himself and how many attach themselves to the president," O'Brien added.
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Peters argued that the bill would negatively impact states' ability to accrue revenue from sales tax as online commerce grows.
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Though still in his early 20s, Guerin has already started to accrue a reputation as a jaw-dropping musical polymath.
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Gaily wrapped packages are starting to accrue next to the Charlie Brown tree in the corner of the living room.
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If you do accrue a balance that's the equivalent of a free ticket, spend those points before they lose value.
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As a result, perks such as reward flights and free upgrades accrue exponentially quicker for those who spend more money.
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Each success is leading toward one final goal, and the rewards will help accrue more tools for successive tougher challenges.
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But common sense should also tell us that the trucking industry is perfectly capable of maximizing profits on its own without help from regulators in Washington, D.C. Another odd aspect of these rules is that the agencies' cost-benefit analyses intermingle environmental benefits that will accrue to foreigners with those that accrue to Americans.
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In essence, what I've asked Jeff to do is manage LinkedIn with key performance metrics that accrue to our overall success.
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"It also suggests that the earlier you begin and the longer you continue it, the more benefits you tend to accrue."
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We are equally excited about the long-term value to accrue to investors and market participants who hold these digital assets.
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If the answer is art, what responsibilities accrue to the photographer tasked with turning the news of the day into it?
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The older I get (and the more interest my student loans accrue), the more true I find that adage to be.
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Janet Mills, workers in Maine will now be able to accrue paid time off — and use it for whatever they wish.
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This budget crunch leads women to accrue more interest on their loans than men, which can balloon their debt over time.
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"Cash flow from tax reforms may accrue mainly to sectors that have engaged in substantial financial risk taking," the IMF said.
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By association, Hillary's tacit approval allows these neoconservatives to accrue renewed prestige and eventually insinuate themselves back into positions of power.
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Both put loan payments on hold temporarily, but interest might continue to accrue, depending on the type of loan you have.
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Instead, it helps small businesses who are highly rated online, like Amazon sellers, accrue small premiums for their superior customer service.
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First-time users will also receive free chips and guacamole and can accrue rewards online, in store or on the app.
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Every year, people as young as 17 accrue tens of thousands of dollars in debt in order to get an education.
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Housing finance reform requires statesmanship because there are no short-term gains that will accrue to the politicians that lead it.
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Otherwise, your cash back will accrue in your Apple Card account and you can manually redeem it through the Wallet app.
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Contrary to protectionist claims that only the wealthy would accrue gains, exporting firms pay more than firms that only sell domestically.
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While Democrats have long seen power as something to accrue and wield responsibly, they typically do little more than hoard it.
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By waiting until after FRA to claim benefits, women can accrue DRC that will increase their lifetime monthly benefit during retirement.
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The caregivers can accrue an unlimited amount of benefit money in a given year, but can spend only up to $500.
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As with any credit card, you'll accrue interest on your purchases if you don't pay your balance in full each month.
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If you don't, or you simply make the minimum payment, the remaining balance will begin to accrue interest and grow exponentially.
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What's more, as software eats the world, one side effect is that rewards accrue nonlinearly to those with the best software.
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Une pression accrue confronte aujourd'hui les dirigeants d'entreprises et de gouvernements, qui ont un rôle à jouer pour éliminer ces inégalités.
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Price enjoyed publicity and new customers by being the first to go to $70,000; those benefits will not accrue to followers.
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And what new meanings might these works of art accrue if they are returned to where they were made centuries ago?
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"An accusation of being patronizing would be a small price to pay for the positive results that would accrue!" he wrote.
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However, interest can accrue on the debt under those options, leaving a borrower with a bigger balance when they resume repayment.
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Interest will not accrue If your loans are in default, the interest can add up a lot, increasing your total balance.
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More often than not, I end up on coaching calls about debt — which they often accrue trying to be good friends.
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The battle between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to see who can accrue the most of them, however, has changed that.
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While this is certainly a good thing, the benefits of a booming stock market don&apost necessarily accrue to all Americans.
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Starting July 1, all employees will accrue paid time off to care for themselves and loved ones when they are ill.
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Still, he managed to accrue more than 60 solo tackles and 100 total tackles in both his junior and senior seasons.
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High drama was an everyday condition then, but it could be practiced without the consequences that accrue once you've grown up.
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TechCrunch: Does the majority of the economics (profit/margin) from the payments product accrue to the Podium client, or Podium itself?
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In the meantime, they make money simply by allowing their property to accrue value thanks to the out-of-control market.
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But one relationship is clear: The more hours that students are forced to be in school, the more debt they accrue.
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Small choices about education, drug use, living situations, and romantic partners begin to accrue and set the course for our lives.
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If you're in an anti-immigrant and xenophobic debate, then "America First" will kind of magnetically accrue those anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Like him or hate him, you can't help but admire his massive wealth and the smarts that allowed him to accrue it.
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If your loans are subsidized, first see if you're eligible for a deferment, since the interest will not accrue under that option.
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Users will received 2% on purchases and 3% on purchases from Apple and you can accrue an unlimited amount of Daily Cash.
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It can be a tough road to becoming a pilot, however, often costing thousands of dollars to accrue the necessary flight time.
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From here on in, the existing tech titans will accrue ever more power, and startups will be increasingly hard-pressed to compete.
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This doesn't traditionally apply to credit: Just because other people have the same credit card as you, you don't accrue any benefits.
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While you may never accrue over 10 million credit card rewards points, you can follow Hutchins' three key credit card best practices.
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In the offline world, he explains, power and profits accrue to firms that control distribution, such as printing presses and cable networks.
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So my dad ended up paying my loan in full so I could stay and not accrue interest adding to my debt.
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In order to win the nomination, a candidate must accrue at least 1,237 of the 2,472 delegates during the primaries and caucuses.
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This would bring the balance to more than $16 million if interest is allowed to accrue, according to recently filed court papers.
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In order for the health benefits to accrue, she'd also actually want to have sex with her boss, but you know, semantics.
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I wanted to have a vehicle to play all this music that I started to accrue over the last decade or so.
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But capitalism can endure only if its rewards accrue broadly to customers, employees, and the larger community — as well as to owners.
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Borrowers should first ask whether they qualify for an economic hardship deferment, because under that option interest won't accrue on your loans.
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In Tennessee, for example, where medical debt can accrue 10 percent in annual interest, bills can balloon if hospitals wait to collect.
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By posting her account to the Culinary Plating subreddit, she was able to accrue almost 5,000 followers in just a few months.
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The bill would eliminate subsidized loans for undergraduate students, meaning interest would accrue on students' debt even as they pursue a degree.
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A direct subsidized loan is a government-backed student loan that does not accrue interest until six months after the borrower graduates.
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"A forbearance is bad because interest continues to accrue and will be capitalized, digging the borrower into a deeper hole," Kantrowitz said.
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Of this, $600 billion go to pass-through businesses; 98 percent of these benefits accrue to those with incomes greater than $21625,2900.
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For now, though, the experience still gets the point across: As time, cost, and complications accrue, it's difficult not to feel trapped.
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About 20% of those savings would accrue to Medicare beneficiaries in the form of copays they would no longer have to pay.
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Generally, interest continues to accrue on your balance during forbearance, so you will end up paying more than you would have originally.
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Over the years, he has manipulated the system to accrue sweeping executive powers, control the army and crack down on civil liberties.
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Convinced that many of the belongings people accrue are unnecessary, he began adopting a minimalist lifestyle, said his childhood friend Ashley Ozery.
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"I know the difference it meant for my family to be able to buy that house and accrue that wealth," he says.
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To see years of Ms. Williams' confounding fictions collected in so hefty a volume is like seeing snowflakes accrue into an avalanche.
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The potential fines would accrue at a rate of about $1 million per month, an incomprehensible sum for Johnson — and most Americans.
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Under the PROSPER Act, all loans would be unsubsidized, meaning that interest would accrue from disbursement, essentially making student loans more expensive.
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A cut in corporate income taxes, a key part of the Trump campaign's tax plan, would accrue straight to businesses' bottom line.
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"What goes around, comes around … do we want to do something that will accrue to the benefits of the Democrats?" said Sen.
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Options include a 120-day installment plan with no set-up fees; however, penalties and interest will accrue until you're fully paid.
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It's expensive, it's complicated and the benefits often don't accrue until long after the elected officials who funded them have moved on.
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In addition, he's said to have placed thousands of bets online, causing him to accrue tens of thousands of dollars in losses.
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It also proposes forcing employers of union members to provide to workers the savings they accrue from moving to "Medicare for All."
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Trump is working to accrue the 1,237 delegates to the July 18-21 Republican National Convention needed to win the nomination outright.
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For the Swedish furniture retailer, both full or part time employees can accrue PTO and vacation can be taken in one-hour increments.
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That's because interest does not accrue on subsidized student loans during an economic hardship deferment, for example, as it does with a forbearance.
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He will be paid a salary commensurate with his years of service in the NFL, and he'll accrue another year toward his pension.
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One thing to keep in mind is that even if you are using an IBR, interest will still accrue on your students loans.
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That kind of goodwill needs time to accrue—the kind of time that's hard to find in today's fast-metabolizing culture-consumption cycle.
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In these cases, you will have different interests rates on the balance you transferred over and the balance you accrue with new purchases.
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She sets out her various sketches and ideas for characters on scraps of paper and lets the scraps accrue wherever she is working.
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Within Africa, gains would mostly accrue to better-off countries in sectors such as sugar, meat and dairy (rather than to manufacturing industry).
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They were millionaires many times over before they turned 18, and they've only continue to accrue more money in the past 12 years.
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On the app's badges page (you accrue points for certain actions, which earn you badges), the entry-level badge labels users as Apprentice.
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This could eliminate any savings you'd accrue over time via a lower interest rate, so always do the math before making your decision.
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Adding to the problem are years of infrastructure austerity, which has led metropolitan transportation networks to accrue debt to pay for necessary repairs.
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Depending on the retailer and the provider of financing, your balance may also accrue interest as you pay for your item in installments.
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Increasingly castes are clamouring to be recognised as lowly in order to reap whatever benefits accrue from being counted in the bottom half.
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All you have to do is accrue more jumping power than your opponent to make it through the eight leagues of the game.
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The budget eliminates subsidized student debt, in which interest doesn't accrue on the loans while borrowers are in school or in economic hardship.
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Houses in the country don't accrue as much, but still, that decision to buy a house at 26 set us up for life.
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Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis was right to point out that the benefits of AI should accrue to everyone, not just the few.
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McConnell's nihilist approach often involves wielding power not for the sake of a specific policy outcome, but to accrue yet more political power.
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A prior Council of Economic Advisers paper arguing that the tax plan would accrue large benefits for workers had also come under fire.
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Since it takes them longer to repay student loans, they accrue more interest and increase their debt load, reported Annie Nova for CNBC.
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At some point, he might be asked to "check his privilege," to acknowledge the benefits that accrue to him as a white man.
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Statistically speaking, the more unique data you accrue, the higher the probability that said data will span a more diverse range of features.
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If he is suspended for more than 46 games, he will not accrue enough service time to be a free agent until 2018.
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On defense, he does not necessarily accrue statistics that can be counted, but he helps the team with his positioning and defensive rotations.
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This lack of transparency undermines accountability and allows PBMs to accrue large profits that should be passed on to plan sponsors and enrollees.
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So much — probably most — of any growth we would get from cutting corporate taxes would accrue to the benefit of foreigners, not Americans.
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In this economy, stock prices don't just reflect the future stream of normal economic returns that would accrue to a company's capital investment.
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They are beginning to accrue a modest collection of young talent, including D'Angelo Russell, the No. 2 overall pick in the 20.93 draft.
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D.N.C. rules require a presidential nominee to accrue 1,991 delegates, and Mr. Biden cannot win those delegates if states don't hold their primaries.
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They also see an advantage in continuing to accrue delegates to use as leverage in negotiations with Mr. Biden over potential policy concessions.
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Amazon promised in writing that workers putting in more than 20 hours would accrue PTO and vacation time, but that simply wasn't happening.
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Under the new policy, paid sick leave will accrue at a rate of one hour for every 30 hours worked, the company said.
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"Maybe they'll discover what good things accrue when they decide to rejoin the international community and make the right decisions," Mr. Knapper added.
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Their figures suggest that the average black child will accrue $29,038 in her account and the average Latino child would get to $27,337.
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Warren isn't the clear favorite in any of the Super Tuesday states, but she is well-positioned to accrue delegates across the map.
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But those suggesting that arms sales accrue meaningful political influence over the buyers of American hardware should take another look at the evidence.
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Growth remains sluggish, although higher oil prices and recent debt sales have helped the country to accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves.
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"We cannot afford cannibalism in the middle of the race that would only accrue to Trump's benefit," Mr. Sharpton said in an interview.
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Growth remains fragile but higher oil prices and recent debt sales have helped the country to accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves.
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Its gamelike interface rewards engagement, delivering a dopamine boost when users accrue likes and responses, training users to indulge behaviors that win affirmation.
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There is another reason most MID benefits accrue to the top, even among homeowners: You have to itemize your deductions to claim it.
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For now, MSA accounts accrue simple interest at a low rate that's comparable to what you'd find in a savings account, said Tate.
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It's important to note here that even within the middle class, the benefits of these deductions disproportionately accrue to upper middle income households.
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So even when black people own property, it still does not accrue in value in the same way or at the same rate.
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He is unhappy about the prospect of not being able to use overhead bins or accrue as many — or any — frequent-flier miles.
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Enormous bank accounts and investment portfolios do not accrue to most magazine writers, and Ms. Allen's divorce has drained what savings she had.
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And Aozaki will accrue fees and fines during the run of the show, raising questions about the way our rental systems are rigged.
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But in the longer term, unless the individual tax cuts are extended, almost all of the bill's gains accrue to the richest people.
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"Obviously... specific positive effects would accrue to the nation first performing such a feat as a demonstration of advanced technological capability," Reiffel's paper noted.
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It's the risks we don't even know about yet, the ones that may accrue over time as data collection broadens and gets more powerful.
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As you progress, you accrue a larger team of birds, level them up, and take on tougher and tougher teams of inexplicably green pigs.
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Since it's so easy to accrue a crew, they might as well put their friends to work by organizing a cleanup effort around town.
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It's kind of indirectly paid for because by taking the classes I accrue what are called salary points, and those will raise my salary.
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One of George's arguments for confiscating land rents was that landlords do not deserve the gains they accrue when others invest in an area.
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"The ability to accrue points gives the dispensary a tool to build a deeper relationship with the customer," says Meadow co-founder David Hua.
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In an intriguing pet therapy program, sometimes called pets behind bars, benefits accrue to both the animals and the humans with whom they interact.
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And Germans seem to have little appetite for some of the international responsibilities the country already has, let alone new ones it might accrue.
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Because the cumulative dividends continue to accrue through the deferral period, the issuer is never able to truly free itself from its dividend commitment.
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So for that hypothetical $1,000 owed, if you paid none of it for five months, you'd accrue 2.5 percent from that penalty, or $25.
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Panelists accrue points while debating both newsy and big picture topics for ultimate bragging rights, with a final challenge over a classic video game.
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Indeed, because women are expected to be helpers, they don't actually accrue any reward for doing it—they're simply living up to the expectation.
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As the developer, they can generate thousands of game keys for bot accounts, which sit in the game and accrue trading cards en masse.
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The initial sick-leave bill would have allowed employees to accrue sick leave at a rate of one hour for every 85033 hours worked.
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Throughout his time on The Real Housewives of Orange County, audiences watched 42-year-old Smiley accrue debt while caring for his ill son.
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For many users, however, the interest charges and (sometimes) late fees that the majority of users accrue monthly must be factored into the cost.
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North Korea never gave up its strategic weapons programs, and the allies never provided the economic assistance and security guarantees Pyongyang hoped to accrue.
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And these changes accrue to the point where they can alter people's beliefs and galvanize the creaky gears of government into making real progress.
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As a result, nearly 70 percent of the $190 billion in tax breaks for retirement and income security accrue to the top 20 percent.
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According to SHRM, employees could accrue the leave over the course of a plan year or employers can offer it in a lump sum.
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Somehow, the people at the warehouse were a special class of employee that worked more than 20 hours and didn't accrue PTO and vacation.
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Deep friendship, by contrast, is when you care for your friend for her sake, not for any benefit you can accrue from the relation.
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Federal student loans already offer options for borrowers to defer payments under certain circumstances, including an economic hardship, though interest can continue to accrue.
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The package also suspends all federal student loan payments for six months through September, and the loans will not accrue interest during that period.
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Workers are allowed to accrue five points in a six-month period, and one point is equal to one day off work, employees said.
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Through this process, each of the judges will accrue a team of contestants they'll then shepherd through to the next stage of the competition.
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A child could accrue demerits and suspensions for a wide range of infractions; there were strict protocols for speaking and walking in the hallways.
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Internet fame was the end goal on MySpace, where the most one could really do was try to accrue as many friends as possible.
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The taxman doesn't charge a set-up fee for payment plans under 120 days, but penalties and interest will accrue until you're fully paid.
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High levels of inequality mean many of the benefits of growth don't accrue for people at the middle and bottom of the pay scale.
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The report described a matrix of North Korean companies with bogus identities used to accrue cash, technologies and materials for the government's weapons development.
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"The Transit Award remains valid, and interest continues to accrue and we will seek enforcement in jurisdictions where enforcement is an option," he added.
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The majority — about 2503% — of the tax cut's financial benefits would accrue for the richest 2250% of taxpayers, according to the analysis published yesterday.
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But credit cards often come with useful perks, Mr. Rossman said, like allowing customers to accrue points or rewards and offering auto insurance coverage.
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But in the longer term, unless the individual tax cuts are extended, almost all of the bill's gains will accrue to the richest people.
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Royalty and licensing fees that accrue to a country is another way to measure whether a country is producing technologies people want to use.
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You still accrue Paragon and Renegade points, but Shepard's ability to make certain decisions is no longer tied to her Paragon or Renegade score.
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However, deferment/forbearance should be considered last-resort options since interest will typically continue to accrue, causing your balance to go up rather than down.
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In its original merger proposal, Fiat Chrysler outlined 5 billion euros in potential synergies, 1 billion of that set to accrue to Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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"We think right upfront about how to make sure that benefits that will come from trade inevitably accrue to more of the population," he said.
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More of the long-run fiscal benefits of immigrants accrue to the federal Treasury through the tax payments of adult immigrants and their grown children.
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Delta also plans to discount CLEAR for frequent fliers and make it free for customers who spend $215,22013 and accrue 13,21 miles in a year.
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Correction: an earlier version of this article misidentified how long Trump said it would take Medicare to accrue $300 billion in savings with drug negotiating.
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Among these upstarts is Lendingblock, a London-based startup that enables holders of crypto assets to lend them out and accrue interest on their holdings.
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I tried to kill myself, which landed me in the hospital, and I continued to accrue thousands of dollars in debt to treat my depression.
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"The majority of people on Medicare still choose to be in [original] Medicare, so having an expansion of benefits would accrue to everyone," Lipschutz said.
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Because taxes on income or sales are typically paid after they accrue, a period of high inflation leads to a fall in their real value.
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The Barack Obama years were not great ones for most hedge funds, with overall performance lagging basic market indexes even as capital continued to accrue.
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Enrique Krauze, a leading historian and essayist, is sure that, if elected president, Mr López Obrador would seek to accrue the powers of a strongman.
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It is vital to evaluate trade agreements not only based on the losses, but also on gains whether they accrue to exporting industries or consumers.
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To be eligible for this status, you'll need to accrue 13,000 Southwest Rapid Rewards points — or 100 qualifying one-way flights — within one calendar year.
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Interest doesn't accrue during the grace period for federal student loans provided to students in financial need, such as subsidized direct loans and Perkins Loans.
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"The expectation is that the benefit will accrue and grow over time as children grow up without the positive brand imagery on packages," Hammond said.
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She lets the mostly black and white and metallic paint accrue in layers and drips, focusing on the eyes, mouths, and masks of the characters.
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It's unusual for a home in an in-demand destination, like Tokyo or Reykjavik, to accrue less than 25 applicants in a day, he adds.
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The savings, a result of reduced medical costs, don't require much effort to accrue — just 30 minutes of walking five days a week is enough.
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Once a building is completed and its apartments are sold, the benefits accrue to the buyers, significantly lowering taxes and making the apartments more appealing.
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If labor productivity increases do not translate into wage increases, then the large economic gains brought about by AI could accrue to a select few.
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But Trump himself has a plausible explanation for this: He made donations to whomever was needed in order to continue to accrue wealth and power.
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A stock deal allows shareholders to benefit from those synergies — albeit always uncertain in the initial estimation on deal date — that can accrue over time.
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Subsidized loans do not accrue interest while borrowers are in school or the loans are in deferment, while unsubsidized loans begin accruing interest right away.
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The direct benefits of the tax cuts would mostly accrue to the wealthiest Americans, but Republicans say that increased investment will ultimately raise wages, too.
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Some proponents claimed that we had an ethical obligation to pursue cognitive enhancements because of the benefits to humanity that would accrue as a result.
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Employees will accrue one hour of sick leave for every 22020 worked, and the pay rate will be based on the worker's 25.51-week average.
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But cutting carbon emissions in the U.S. needs to be complemented by others to influence global pollution — and the results will accrue only over time.
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" It adds: "We are asking for your help to help with the funeral expenses and medical expenses that will accrue because of this senseless crime.
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China also needs Hong Kong to fund any trade deficits, should it accrue one, said Woods, chief investment officer for Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse.
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While the tax cuts for businesses are permanent, the modest gains that will accrue to middle class and low-income people have an expiration date.
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Ultimately, the funder argues, the notices will only cost ex-players money because interest on their cash advances continues to accrue while Thrivest litigates repayment.
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If a donation is anonymous, the theory goes — that is, anonymous to the public — the giver cannot accrue any prestige or social capital from it.
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Because it carries status, the perception is that you could be performing this preference in order to accrue the status that is attached to it.
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I think the culture of saying, "I'm helping build something and I want to accrue some of the value" definitely exists, and we love that.
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And if AI-generated art is going to accrue hundreds of thousands of dollars, then what compensation — if any — is owed to the primary coder?
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Still, there's a major incentive to pay off the full balance each month: like any credit card, you can accrue interest if you're late on payments.
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They are a way to prove that you're worth hiring and a way to gain leverage where you can accrue more of the value you create.
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Google's dominance in consumer mapping means it has a strong advantage in this emerging field (which will mainly accrue to Waymo, its autonomous-car spin-off).
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Players can either wait to accrue their earned in-game currency to pull the wheel or they can pay for premium currencies to try more often.
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What they will discover instead is a sharp, sidelong look at the multiplicity of beliefs and opinions that such cases accrue, like barnacles obscuring a wreck.
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They had recalled Alex Rodriguez at age 18, in 1994, which helped Rodriguez accrue enough service time to be a free agent after the 383 season.
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The snag is that the biggest benefits of moving accrue to the migrants themselves, while the power to admit them rests with voters in rich countries.
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News organizations paying serious attention to forums like 4chan and Reddit make it easy for politically motivated, otherwise insular memes to accrue power at astonishing speeds.
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Since 1980, the top 1 percent of earners have increasingly gotten involved in pass-through entities and used this loophole to accrue more and more wealth.
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It was initiated by a recalculation of the number of days inmates accrue each year for good behavior that was applied retroactively under the new law.
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Twitter will provide advertisers with a "report card" each week, letting them know how many followers their $99 helped them accrue, along with some other stats.
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United will also prohibit these travelers from carrying on bags that can only fit in overhead bins, and they will not accrue miles toward elite status.
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He has the intelligence, strength, and carriage of a franchise player, and he's starting to accrue his numbers in a way most stars can relate to.
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You don't play a few games, accrue enough points to boost your attributes, and then get back to the playing field as a more capable player.
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The wager is whether or not you can pay off the balance before it begins to accrue interest, and this is where people get into trouble.
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That model assumes that labor would accrue 70 percent of the benefit from corporate tax breaks, a controversial assumption that other economists have called into question.
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It might seem like your golden years are a lifetime away, but the earlier you start saving, the more time your money has to accrue interest.
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Beltran said he would like to play two more years to accrue 20 full seasons at the major league level, preferably with a World Series contender.
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And the more years you're on the Earth paying attention, the more information you accrue, but the more you've got, the deeper it gets squirreled away.
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I watch with envy as peers climb the editorial ladder, rising up the mastheads at various bold-faced publications, while I mostly accrue credit card debt.
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Worse, he suddenly became uninterested in extending his contract until I spent my slow-to-accrue "influence points" to talk him back to the negotiating table.
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All the potential candidates to accrue fantasy value—Wheaton, Coates, Eli Rogers, Darrius Heyward-Bey—have major warts that figure to make them frustrating fantasy plays.
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People click these spam songs out of curiosity or because they typed their desired title slightly incorrectly while searching, and over time the tracks accrue revenue.
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Adding to the complexity are rigorous subject exclusion criteria and extensive documentation that make it difficult to accrue participants, which can result in trial discontinuation altogether.
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The mystery in this potential deal remains: What of tangible and lasting value, if anything, could accrue to the United States, as opposed to Trump personally?
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After every 1203 workouts, the Restids get to spin a wheel of fortune on a mobile app and accrue points for gift cards at various retailers.
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The incidents themselves don't have to be traumatizing in the moment for them to accrue, over time, into a toxic pattern that hobbles a woman's career.
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Competitors have five minutes to complete the course four times, left to right, and they accrue points depending on which ring they hit with their flies.
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If infractions accrue, the yakuza in question will continue down the joints of the left finger, gradually moving onto the little finger on the right hand.
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Even if you just put it away in a drawer, away from temptation, your own regular payments will accrue to your child's formerly blank credit report.
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And we are Trump addicts, hooked on the hyperventilating rush of wild stories and all the great things that accrue from playing Beowulf to Trump's Grendel.
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Should the extant trends in polling and projections hold, Bloomberg may not be able to accrue the necessary number of delegates to claim the nomination outright.
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While people on the ground might be getting paid to deliver offsets, some of the largest benefits can still accrue to the countries buying the offsets.
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Both cases no doubt occur, but in most instances, as studies have shown, the benefits accrue overwhelmingly to executives and investors at the expense of workers.
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There is a secondary time risk, too: During this dream-pursuit phase, it is unlikely that you will accrue any benefit in the form of income.
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And, crucially, many of its benefits—to the political health of the country, to the stability of the constitutional system—accrue irrespective of its ultimate result.
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This means the gains from cutting corporate taxes will disproportionately accrue to the rich, since the top 1 percent holds about 40 percent of stock wealth.
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For example, more director compensation would stock-based tied to long periods, and shareholders who hold stock for longer periods of time would accrue more voting rights.
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A recent transplant to the city, she has yet to accrue the protective residue required of characters who live in the New York of TV and film.
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Indeed, most of these countries could be counted on to seize a host of commercial opportunities that could accrue following any such move by the United States.
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A tweet or Facebook post can be turned into an ad, which can then accrue additional reach thanks to people engaging with it in a genuine way.
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At the same time, they're giving employees novel means by which to accrue and auto-tag prequalifying skill sets for job scenarios far beyond their current positions.
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They're predicting how much money the book might accrue in royalties, and they're offering the author an advance payment of those royalties in a single lump sum.
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This is especially true for ads targeting millennials, who make up the largest group of Instagram users and will accrue $1.4 billion in spending power by 2020.
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However, even though payment is not required during the grace period, interest continues to accrue, so consider starting your payments as soon as you can, Hunt said.
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So it can be demoralizing for an engineering team to be constantly forced to accrue technical debt and push products out to market as fast they can.
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This is tricky enough in a two-party race, in which votes lost by the Tories might be assumed to accrue mainly to Labour, and vice versa.
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"Most defined benefit plans reward longevity and loyalty because the most valuable benefits are the ones you accrue toward the the end of your career," he said.
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Preventing the use of such data impedes discovery of new drugs through novel techniques and makes it impossible for benefits and results to accrue to other trials.
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It's fun to wonder what people my age shopping for homes like that did to accrue their incomes, though mostly likely the answer is being born rich.
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Currently, more than 20,000 schools are participating in community eligibility, but many more are eligible but have not signed up yet, leaving families to accrue debt unnecessarily.
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Those that accrue at some point are waiting for a payout or try and take huge six to seven week European holidays where you literally go everywhere.
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A warning: Even with a payment plan, you'll continue to see interest and some penalties accrue on your balance owed until you've paid off what you owe.
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A more certain environmental benefit, though, would accrue to those living near airports—for one particularly desirable feature of electric motors is that they are almost silent.
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But the benefits that accrue from the First Amendment's protections of religious freedom have historically included limitations on the government's ability—and obligations—to fund church activity.
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IT'S ALL AROUND WHAT IS THE BEST USE OF THE COMPANY'S RESOURCES – MANAGEMENT CAPITAL, FINANCIAL CAPITAL – AND HOW DOES THAT ACCRUE TO THE BENEFIT OF THE OWNERS.
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Survivor benefits never increase beyond their value at FRA, but regular benefits accrue delayed retirement credits (DRC) worth 8 percent per year every year until age 70.
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Lee said that conservative leaders had always used the mainstream media to exploit the division between North and South, in order to accrue personal power and wealth.
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The Republican-backed bill would also accrue even more benefits to the top 1 percent of taxpayers in 2027 than it would in 2018, the report found.
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Debt-free, but not tuition free, college Another proposal being floated by 2020 Democrats involves targeting the debt students and their families accrue when attending public college.
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Since its 2013 founding, the party has struggled to move past the Sieg Heil crowd and simple xenophobia that tends to accrue to its official euroskeptic platform.
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In order to accrue all the points you'll need, start implementing the below strategies a full year ahead of when you want to go on your trip.
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Merchants thus accept credit cards because the benefits that they accrue at current card-acceptance prices outweigh any cost saving that a cash-only business would enjoy.
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My approach is to utilize both cards on a regular basis, so I can accrue valuable points in two of the best credit card travel rewards programs.
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These trends may be connected to technological shifts that create "returns to scale," or major competitive advantages that accrue to being the biggest company in an industry.
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While in Washington State most workers can accrue paid sick days, tens of millions of people, including the majority of low wage workers across the nation cannot.
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And while state laws can vary, school-aged kids who accrue more than a certain number of unexcused absences might fail to receive credit for their classes.
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But, again, it ignores underlying causes, like policies that forced black families into poor neighborhoods and ones that made it difficult for black families to accrue wealth.
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Multiple benefits will accrue from this gemlike surface to those inside and outside the building, said Weston Walker, the design principal of Studio Gang's New York office.
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These programs fail because the benefits of capitalism always accrue to the owners of the capital, not to the people living in enterprise zones or promise zones.
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According to the agency, about a fifth of the gross $760 million in savings from the proposal would accrue to patients in the form of reduced coinsurance.
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Senator Murray and Representative Rosa DeLauro, Democrat of Connecticut, are sponsors of a bill that would enable workers to accrue up to seven days of sick time.
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But as Rosenthal points out, this misses an essential point of the situation: a lot — around 35 percent — of U.S. corporate profits actually accrue to foreign owners.
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I had some extra money at the beginning of 2019 and decided to put it in a high-yield savings account where it could accrue some interest.
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Moreover, factories and refineries are rarely running at full capacity, and as they come back online, they can ramp up production to meet the backlogs that accrue.
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In that contest, Roy Moore, the Republican nominee, faced credible accusations of child sexual abuse but still managed to accrue 48.3 percent of the state's vote share.
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It's perfectly symbolic of the type of videos that drove D'Amelio's rapid success, and in the next five months helped her accrue more than 5 million subscribers.
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As its trial-and-comedy-of-errors shows, you can push yourself, work the program and accrue the points, but it's nigh impossible to do it alone.
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You may be able to obtain a forbearance, which can suspend your obligation to make loan payments in the short term, though interest will continue to accrue.
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The findings highlight a sweeping mismatch in the current workforce's spending aspirations and the level of wealth they will realistically accrue over their careers, the bank said.
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That could mean, of course, that the balance on the credit card may accrue interest, if enough funds aren't set aside to pay the bill in full.
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But savings on health care would accrue directly to the companies' bottom lines, allowing them to hire more workers or increase their profits relative to their competitors.
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I can still accrue more games than I can play, but the platform isn't looping me into a massive ecology of consumption, card generation, and profit extraction.
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The trend in recent years, especially under President Obama, has been for more and more power to accrue to the White House staff at the Cabinet's expense.
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Where stake-price stock options — the great payout if you stick around through an IPO — take longer to meaningfully accrue than the average tenure of an employee.
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Students simply had to enter details on the site about their high school achievements and they would immediately accrue incremental scholarship credits — contingent on admission — from certain colleges.
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You start off with lower payments, but those are only going to cover what you owe in interest, and meanwhile the principal will continue to accrue new interest.
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Value pots refer to the bank of free ad inventory media buying groups accrue as credit once they reach an agreed level of spend with a media owner.
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Some good news: Americans who accrue the most student debt tend to be doctors, lawyers and other professionals — those most likely to be able to pay it off.
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The key to success is figuring out where in the development cycle you can afford to accrue technical debt and when you need to start paying it down.
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When my engineers are working in the design document, I encourage them to articulate the places where a particular design decision can cause us to accrue technical debt.
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Urban professionals who order a lot of takeout meals are losing out if they don't make use of rewards points that accrue from use on mobile ordering apps.
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Mirror meditation didn't instantaneously fill me with warmth and self-love (and granted, I only did it once; its benefits are said to accrue with regular, prolonged practice).
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Since that may not be enough, new business models will be needed for ground transportation and commercial office space; perhaps new revenue may accrue from baggage delivery service.
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Being aware that you might accrue a higher cost because a physician rounding to see you or your child is outside your network is good knowledge to have.
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However, his record will soon be broken when NASA astronaut Jeff Williams launches to the ISS on March 18th; Williams will eventually accrue 534 days, according to NASA.
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Those programs alone would save ratepayers $5.7 billion, according to PSE&G, though the savings would mostly accrue to residents and companies that take advantage of the program.
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That's partially why black families have struggled to accrue wealth: So the Fair Housing Act was passed in 1968, one week after Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.
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Young women accrue more student debt than their male counterparts, and student debt is one of the factors driving more young adults to live in their parents' homes.
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Current law allows investors to delay any capital gains bill until they sell an investment, so people can accrue vast fortunes without ever paying taxes on the wealth.
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If she made four years of on-time payments, but then fell into default, interest would accrue at a rate of around $21 a month during her nonpayment.
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It seemed evident that, if this ever happened, the prestige, the aura of selective élitism, wouldn't accrue to such a student body—Harvard would no longer be Harvard.
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When you're in forbearance, you don't have to make your payments, but your interest continues to accrue — meaning you come back to a higher loan balance than ever.
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It wasn't until Gladys started working for Arty and Paloma that she, in her early fifties, finally began to pay Social Security taxes and accrue the benefit thereof.
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If she made four years of on-time payments, but then fell into default, interest would accrue at a rate of around $230 a month during her nonpayment.
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"The fuller benefit of GST tax cuts will accrue on the ground only when an interested home buyer has decent low cost financing options from HFCs," Jaiswal added.
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The rumours reached a fever pitch in February when an equity research firm published a report detailing the potential financial benefits that might accrue from such a deal.
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The reasoning was simple: If Americans are paying the cost of these rules to mitigate climate change, then only benefits that accrue to Americans themselves should be counted.
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If they were more unified, he argued, more benefits might accrue to the village from Pdvsa, including much-needed improvements in public services like roads, schools and electricity.
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" If the IRS doesn't hear from you after this, according to its website, it "may determine your tax for you, and penalty and interest can continue to accrue.
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I am classified as a part-time associate, which means that over the course of the year, I accrue less paid time off than my full-time colleagues.
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Il fait l'objet d'une attention encore plus accrue depuis l'arrestation le mois dernier d'une douzaine de ses cousins royaux et de centaines d'autres hommes d'affaires et de fonctionnaires.
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Characters have witty names or speak in strange non sequiturs; the reader's impulse is to laugh but then the details accrue and the laugh is much less comfortable.
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Business owners who like to travel will open rewards credit cards for which they charge their business travel and accrue enough points to travel on vacation for free.
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They simply don't want the president to accrue political benefit in an election year from his rather bold move and departure from the ineffective policies of his predecessors.
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Times were good: He could work plenty of overtime, put his two children through college and accrue retirement benefits that would provide for his wife if he died.
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And even in the depths of the movie's hallucinatory strangeness, it maintains an amusing awareness of all the petty irritants that can accrue when you're in close quarters.
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It's tempting to use credit cards for vacation expenses to accrue awards, but personal finance website NerdWallet says paying off the balance before interest mounts up is critical.
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But, as the experts point out, millennials are in an ideal position to get started, because whatever they set aside will grow and accrue interest greatly over time.
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In the composer Wang Lu's 2015 chamber work "Urban Inventory," chromatic smears of instrumental color accrue into a playful depiction of an afternoon in a Chinese city park.
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"It's not an unattractive option if you don't carry a balance," she says, referring to Apple's fine print on how interest can still accrue if you're late with payments.
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High school students may sign up on the free site to accrue incremental scholarships from about 2500 participating institutions, including Oberlin, Temple University and soon, the University of Iowa.
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Assessing individual purchases within that larger balance prompts consumers to evaluate what they spent, he said, and to think about what expenses are being left uncovered to accrue interest.
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This is where the much-discussed ground game comes in: the ability to accrue delegates from less populated areas across the state, not just urban centers and student hubs.
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As a result, Bitcoin is currently a place you park your money and hope for it to accrue disproportionate value, which does sound a little more like Beanie Babies.
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Why it matters: The product will help AT&T accrue more customers while also capturing more of their current Pay-TV and skinny bundle customers' time, attention and dollars.
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As Ben Thompson of Stratechery has proselytized, Facebook is the aggregator to which the spoils of attention and advertisers accrue as they're sucked out of the aggregated content suppliers.
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Additional savings of more than $19663 trillion from streamlined billing and administration would accrue to nursing homes, home-care agencies, ambulance companies, drug stores and other health care providers.
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In the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe, the biggest benefits accrue to the richest householders, although many European countries tend to combine MID schemes with other generous housing welfare.
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Direct subsidized loans and Perkins loans don't accrue interest while you're enrolled as at least a half-time student or during the six-month grace period after you graduate.
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It's also where you'll find out exactly how you earn rewards, whether or not they expire, and how much you'll need to accrue before you're able to redeem them.
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If anything, growth dividends are expected to accrue only over time, and not even the government's chief economic adviser, Arvind Subramanian, is daring to estimate its near-term impact.
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"He appears to be the type of political leader that those type of allegations accrue to," said Don Levy, director of the Siena Research Institute, which conducts political polls.
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"Commonwealth" spans over 50 years, and the stories of how these children move uncertainly into adulthood — and how their parents adjust to the misfortunes that accrue — are painfully beautiful.
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"About 80 percent of the total benefit would accrue to taxpayers in the top 1 percent, whose after-tax income would increase 8.7 percent" by 2027, the report said.
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But the bulk of the benefits almost certainly would accrue to wealthy families who spend the most money on child care, and who already incur other large deductible expenses.
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Through LNG exports, these benefits can accrue to other nations — such as China, India and Korea — all of which now rely heavily on coal for power and industrial uses.
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If you have a job that pays out for unused vacation days, sticking around long enough to accrue a bunch before you give notice could be well worth it.
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And just maybe such stalking is productive for some, a step toward resilience that would never accrue from watching baby sloth videos or mash-ups of Donald Trump tweets.
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Stock markets will love an endorsement of this strategy during tonight's speech, but Shepherdson argues Treasury bond markets "will take fright" at the debt such a strategy would accrue.
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Ms. Edwards Ms. Edwards is right that most of the benefits of the tax law signed by Mr. Trump in December will accrue to the wealthy and very wealthy.
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If those benefits do not accrue, many workers could face higher taxes while companies keep their savings or pass them on to shareholders in the form of higher dividends.
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It's a shift to an engineering mindset for relentless iteration and constant improvement; modular components that can be remixed and reused, and improvements that accrue and compound over time.
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On longer-term loans the cost is fixed when the loan is taken out and does not accrue as with cred it cards, even if a payment is late.
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Even so, the Abkhazian state has recognized a rare opportunity to monetize its glut of electricity and accrue capital in a form that cannot be frozen on America's orders.
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People close to the campaign predict he will come in first or second — and more critically, above the 15 percent threshold needed to accrue delegates — in every congressional district.
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As the uncanny elements accrue, the description of Big Foot's actual feet—with strange prehensile toes, covered in black hair—which seemed like nothing at the time, looms large.
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ACQUAVELLA GALLERIES Bliss may also accrue at Acquavella, which has teamed up with Pace and mounted its own jaw-dropping "Constellations" exhibition featuring another modern genius in top form.
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He tries to stay healthy so he does not accrue more medical costs than the $330 a month he pays for the health insurance he gets through his employer.
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The Cooper Hewitt in essence decides whether a utilitarian object deserves to be preserved and included in its collection, which dates back 30 centuries and continues to accrue objects.
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"It's a pretty deep-seated value that [health care] is a human right that should accrue to everyone," says Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne of health care in her province.
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One reason for its continuing woe is that interest rates have stayed low for longer than it bargained for, which has crimped its ability to accrue capital from retained profits.
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But goddamn I will fight for those annoying little twerps to play together and carry all the stupid loot they accrue on their account from one system to the next.
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As of now, the GOP has been very reluctant to challenge the administration and generally remains optimistic about the political benefits that will accrue from this moment of Republican control.
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When Apple assembles an iPhone in Zhengzhou and sells it in Shanghai, that doesn't count as international trade, though the profits accrue to the benefit of a California-based company.
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Now, with the advent of "basic economy" class, some flyers are even losing the ability to choose their seats, sit with family members and accrue qualifying miles toward elite status.
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It's not the tale of a single murder — more of a pile of them — but as its pieces accrue meaning, the culprits emerge: chance, human cruelty, and the unfeeling universe.
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Alphabet, whose shares were down about 1 percent, said in a separate statement it would review the Commission's formal decision but expected to accrue the fine in the second quarter.
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Management fees will mostly accrue to each fund, too, though every fund manager will pay into parent company Propeller to cover their shared expenses, including marketing and back office support.
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More than 70% of students didn't know that loans from the government for undergraduate students are subsidized, meaning interest doesn't accrue on them while the student is enrolled in college.
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The savings most families can realize are very good, especially when you take into consideration how little tax liability you accrue if only having a nanny for a few weeks.
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She feels it's too early to determine what long-term damage this will accrue on the family business, noting that, thankfully, the winery isn't the family's entire source of income.
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But they don't want to miss out on the benefits that accrue from being deemed to be in the bottom half, and they have the numbers to get their way.
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Some of Boeing's subcontractors may benefit from the deal in the next decade, but the windfall from a sale of planes to Iran Air will not accrue to U.S. workers.
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Whether it's Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon or Mike Leigh's Mr. Turner, there are movies in which the fundamental act of living a life starts to accrue a profound, hypnotic power.
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Political support may also accrue to it because, as we've seen in other areas of policy such as trade, where the president goes policy-wise, Republican voters tend to follow.
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As a result of this harmful move, deductibles and co-payments to reset each quarter, significantly increasing costs for patients who accrue sizable medical expenditures during the 3-month period.
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So their initial $500,000 investment earned interest, and interest has continued to accrue at about a 383 percent annual rate on both the principal and the interest that has accumulated.
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Orrenius points out where the disadvantages of immigration primarily accrue: Competing workers' wages fall, at least in the initial transition period as the economy adjusts to the new labor inflow.
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With a direct subsidized loan, interest doesn't accrue for the borrower while they're enrolled at least part-time in an undergraduate degree program and during the six months after graduation.
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A student who spends two extra years at private school, therefore, can accrue extra costs of nearly $300,000 over all, factoring in tuition, debt and missed income and retirement savings.
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Chan said interns — who work up to one year, are less expensive than full-time employees, have comparable productivity levels and don't accrue benefits — will play larger roles in China.
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Rittenhouse said that, by the very nature of its business, Brandless is able to accrue "daily intelligence" that allows it to keep its assortment of products "fresh" within these stores.
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"Those candidates on that waiting list then, while that program is inactive, are not eligible to receive any organ offers ... but those patients continue to accrue waiting time," Brown said.
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"Those candidates on that waiting list then, while that program is inactive, are not eligible to receive any organ offers ... but those patients continue to accrue waiting time," he said.
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The bigger picture: Angola is an example of the debt-trap in Chinese diplomacy, through which small countries accrue massive debts by accepting Beijing's offer to build much-needed infrastructure.
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It upsets me that one man can decide the destiny of the Arsenal, can accrue all the benefits of ownership himself, especially given that he does not regularly attend games.
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Their psychic satisfaction comes more from defeating and humiliating the out-group, and less from any performance or policy benefits that might accrue from the victory of the in-party.
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These type of rewards have fueled a crazed and dedicated faction of spenders, who carefully optimize their spending and sign up for multiple credit cards in order to accrue points.
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Thanks in large part to their DNA, many people of Asian descent are naturally slim, but they also tend to carry any weight they accrue in their tummies, he explains.
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Hourly employees now accrue one hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked, and current employees have immediate access to a "starting balance" based on their last 26 workweeks.
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But when I looked again at the confirmation email United had sent me, I saw something I hadn't noticed before: the mileage I was expected to accrue for each segment.
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Many public service jobs require increasingly high levels of education, which forces people to accrue larger debt, according to the report — even as they enter professions with traditionally low salaries.
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A tax extension pushes the deadline to file to October 15, but you still need to pay what you owe by April 15 or accrue interest and/or a penalty.
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The town was promised jobs and development, though in fact the plant would create just 23 permanent jobs and most of its modest economic benefits would accrue out-of-state.
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He doesn't think they can compete with subsidized federal loans, and notes that the government already runs an income-driven repayment program itself, although those loans continue to accrue interest.
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We understood that the societal benefits that would accrue from our teaching were long-term and could be measured only in decades, and that any measurements were approximate at best.
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The Times reported that Trump engaged in "dubious" tax practices that allowed him to accrue millions of dollars in additional wealth from his father's real estate empire in the 1990s.
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The drama of this act, being slow to accrue, is therefore unexpected when it comes, but its apparent violence is quickly undermined by the bulk and slowness of the perpetrator.
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But, fine, let's say for the sake of argument that because the Clinton Foundation was a private charity, its gifts can be said to accrue to the Clintons' personal benefit.
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Then, to figure out when all these species separated from each other, the scientists used a "molecular clock," which relies on the fact that DNA mutations accrue at a predictable rate.
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You accrue points by putting your groceries, lattés, and had-a-rough-day Chipotle bowls on a credit card, and paying the entire balance on time to avoid being charged interest.
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The Chinese have also been more willing to invest in more speculative technologies that are less likely to accrue big financial gains in the near term but require lots of capital.
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Commercial pay-offs from giving fish stocks time to recover, for example, are large and well-documented; but the rewards that accrue from removing plastic from the high seas are unclear.
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The Uber Visa card requires you to accrue 500 points ($5) to redeem for Uber Cash and 2,500 points ($25) for all other redemptions, which include cash back and gift cards.
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Unlike a traditional savings account, a high-yield savings account will have a higher interest rate so that you can accrue more money in your account, especially as your savings increase.
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On balances up to $3,000, you'll accrue an attractive 4 percent APY (annual percentage yield), so long as you're depositing at least $200 into the T-Mobile Money account each month.
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Typically, you'll receive a certain number of paid days off annually, which might be awarded all at once at the start of the year, or might accrue with each pay period.
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Wealthy collectors treat works as investments, and so the company is looking into ways it might expand the range of its recommendation algorithms to what art will likely accrue in value.
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Credit Suisse said it would not have to pay anything until the matter was finally resolved, though Highland said the judgment would accrue at an annual interest rate of 9 percent.
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How to earn Chase Ultimate RewardsThere are a variety of ways to accrue Chase Ultimate Rewards — the primary ways being earning welcome offers and spending on Chase's lineup of credit cards.
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If Lee is right, China's advantages give it a strong chance to win the economic and geopolitical muscle that will accrue to whoever grabs the lead in AI research and applications.
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Real value will accrue to students and American society only if we can provide them with appropriate advising and counseling so that they not only get in, but persist and flourish.
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Some US energy and shipping companies may profit, but the current reality of Western sanctions on Russia means that most of these profits will accrue to Chinese firms — not American ones.
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Instead of Google- and Facebook-type offers for stuff people can accrue, Snapchat is offering ways we can pour ourselves into a product and share the personalized outcome with other consumers.
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According to court documents first obtained by The Blast, a tax lien was put in place against her Atlanta home to try and accrue some of the money she allegedly owes.
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The bill is likely to sail past the House and accrue some Republican support, but it will face stiff resistance to make the 60-vote threshold in the GOP-held Senate.
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"It's very unlikely that either side will really accrue any significant advantage over the other," from the opioid crisis, said Neil Newhouse, a Republican pollster working on several mid-term races.
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Warren's climb has been slow and steady, her numbers consistently ticking up as she begins to accrue a priceless cultural capital -- see the "selfie lines," read the "plans" -- among Democratic voters.
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For the most part, researchers have focused on a target that seemed obvious and approachable: a protein, beta amyloid, that starts to accrue in patients' brains years before their memories falter.
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At every level of education, people of color experience higher rates of unemployment, are paid less than their white counterparts, have fewer assets than their white counterparts, and accrue less wealth.
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"(This is) because the predicted economic benefits would accrue to the present generation but the long-term environmental, heritage and agricultural costs will be borne by the future generations," it ruled.
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The Iowa winner, in fact, captured the nomination in each of those four races, a reflection of how much benefit candidates now accrue from establishing themselves as winners from the outset.
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There are also no limits or fees of any kind imposed on users; the USDC funds accrue in real time and are at the users' disposal at all times, Coinbase says.
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But the vast majority of benefits would accrue to the highest earners and largest holders of wealth, according to economists and analysts, accounting for a lopsided portion of the proposal's costs.
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"It's our strategy, not just a computer's," said Mr. Rowan, describing the service as managing airline and hotel bookings not just to travel cheaply but to accrue status with travel companies.
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These gains accrue to Russia because it has brilliantly combined force with a political strategy while the Obama and Trump administrations have utterly failed to think beyond tactical anti-terrorist remedies.
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This potential financial windfall, and all of the tag-along benefits that accrue, is why the pursuit of a business dream is the No. 1 method for amassing the most wealth.
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Ali Hassan Khalil, speaking in parliament on Thursday, said 218 billion pounds ($145 million) of the total savings to the treasury of 2.2 trillion pounds would accrue in the first year.
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Analysts at investment bank Tudor, Pickering and Holt said Resolute's acreage in the Delaware part of the Permian sits directly adjacent to Cimarex's, meaning these benefits should be easier to accrue.
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Taylor had no head coaching experience prior to taking over the helm in Cincinnati, so any information the Patriots could accrue on the 36-year-old would be brand new information.
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Non-exempt employees could accrue more overtime given the option to work from home or after regular hours — something you don&apost have to weigh as heavily when employees are exempt.
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At the center of his work is the paradox of his situation: the grief and the freedom that accrue simultaneously as he writes his way toward and away from his forebears.
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Abstracted from our wallet into a zillion means by which we accrue rewards, our dollars roll up their green sleeves and go to work harvesting points as if they were grapes.
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In this way, that lone T-shirt comes to stand in for the entire intellectual premise of "Items," demonstrating how one basic design item can accrue and reflect myriad cultural meanings.
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Accrue 10 energy bars, and your Tabagotchi will evolve into a presumably cooler-looking Tabagotchi, something that I can't confirm because I refuse to spend 10 hours with only five tabs open.
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As countries, including China, accrue more power on the global stage, investors should expect more trade arguments ahead, according to James Sullivan, head of Asia ex-Japan equity research at J.P. Morgan.
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When the vehicle doesn't depart — for instance, when the owner abandoned or illegally sold it before crossing into Syria to join a doomsday cult — then the customs and fines begin to accrue.
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So right now, if you take out a student loan, you don't pay anything of that loan when you're in college, which makes total sense, but you also don't accrue any interest.
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His public appeal may be limited, especially after a news report suggested that despite being on leave from a public job since 2004, he continued (legally) to accrue pension credits for it.
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Etymologically, crew is related to the Latin word accrue, which means increase or growth, another term whose positivity adds to Crew's appeal as a name (and appropriate for the growing Gaines family!).
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Though traces of these fungi were first discovered in the 1980s, it has taken decades for scientists to accrue enough samples to build a solid picture of the organism's morphology and behavior.
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Because the turtles accrue tissue in their shells throughout life, concentrations of radiocarbon in the most recently formed layers can be compared with the corals' carbon 14 records for the same year.
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While it's true that the United States spends more on defense than the next eight countries combined, global leadership — and the benefits that accrue to the American people — does not come cheap.
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The Guardian said it obtained documents, dated June 23, that confirmed the policy, which said workers can be fired if they accrue more than 4.5 attendance points in a six-month period.
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These pages are evidence of her undiminished aptitude, even while her body was on the wane, to vigorously inhabit and investigate emotional spaces that shift and change shape as her sentences accrue.
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If women had been able to invest the $10,1.10 less they earn on average over 10 years, they would accrue $49,140 just from interest alone, assuming a 6 percent rate of return.
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From there, the company extrapolates the year-over-year increase out over a 35 year period to determine the total rental costs that would accrue by the time a person turns 60.
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Related: 14 pets that are surprisingly legal to own as pets in the USHere is a list of 12 common household pets and the yearly costs that you can accrue raising them.
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"The benefit for the participant after divorce, [is] he or she has the job and will continue to accrue benefits under whatever plans are offered by that company," QDRO Counsel's Nixon said.
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In the cases of both Facebook and Instagram, the goal has been to shift focus to the quality of content posted, rather than the quantity of likes and views these posts accrue.
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Although Tatishev had repeatedly assured me that he was not involved in making decisions about Silk Road Group projects that had been funded by B.T.A. loans, I continued to accrue contradictory evidence.
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Europe's current e-invoicing adoption rate of 24 percent is expected to rise to 95 percent by 2024 and accrue savings of approximately 64.5 billion euros ($72 billion) per year for businesses.
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Similarly, if internal stakeholder incentives are structured correctly, the project could accrue long-term value by motivating employees to work towards the same goal, while reducing adversarial behavior and also bad actors.
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The exhibition's conceit — pairing selections from Molina's Collection with works by five contemporary, mostly local artists — highlights the somewhat arbitrary value some cultural objects accrue, but not others, often along racial lines.
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Public opinion is a numbers game: Distribute your work to a large enough sample and you'll accrue people who love you, which is intoxicating, but also people who don't, which is painful.
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In his defense, his supporters point to his record as mayor of Mexico City (2000-05), but that position did not remotely involve the power that would accrue to him as president.
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When it comes to using points you accrue, some of the biggest wins can be had by booking business or first class award tickets, often through international rather than United States carriers.
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Because these kinds of goals are in the near future and typically require a decent chunk of savings, you want to find something that that can accrue interest but is relatively accessible.
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When you enter your loans into forbearance or deferment, interest continues to accrue on those loans, so you can end up paying more in interest fees over the length of your loan.
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Successful debt sales and higher oil prices have helped the government accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves, although they remain far from the peak of $64 billion reached in August 2008.
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The benefits to reduced warming accrue over decades and centuries, whereas the cost of cutting emissions must be paid upfront by taxpayers who cannot expect to see much return in their lifetimes.
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While it may sound magical to have the most extravagant wedding possible, the debt you could accrue could end up following you around long after your wedding festivities come to a close.
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As a provocative alternative, suppose the Senate were sequestered in a hotel and undertook secret deliberations to choose the next president, with the winner needing to accrue 80 percent of the vote.
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When a borrower defers a loan — or temporarily suspends repayment because of unemployment, financial hardship, enrolling in active military duty or another reason — interest will still accrue if the loans are unsubsidized.
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As the report states, the "large benefits accrue to firms when they locate together in urban areas" and ensures that tech — rather than tending to spread out — further concentrates in urban areas.
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Because Trump transferred his business holdings into a trust while he serves as President but did not divest his assets, he stands to accrue profits from those holdings when he leaves office.
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It has come to see that there are some benefits that accrue from primarily dealing with one regulator, in place of the patchwork of regulators that was the norm before Dodd-Frank.
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Migrant workers also tend to accrue debts in order to travel to Qatar and rely on a steady salary along with their substantial end-of-service benefits to pay those debts off.
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For those not in the know, a Dunkin' Perks account and accompanying app can be used to accrue points toward free drinks, score "treats and goodies," and order your daily java in advance.
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The Justice Department said Fandrei, of Fairfield, California, worked at the time of his deployment for Continental Airlines, whose contract with its pilots did not let them accrue sick leave during military deployments.
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Compound interest allows any interest earned to then accrue interest on itself, so over time a small amount of money invested earlier will earn more than a large amount of money invested later.
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Compound interest allows any interest earned to then accrue interest on itself so, over time, a small amount of money invested earlier will earn more than a large amount of money invested later.
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"Links golf" rewards tactical discretion, patience, advance planning, the ability to read conditions and evaluate risk-reward profiles—the things that accrue with years on the tour, not hours in a weight room.
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However, unless you&aposre able to pay them off immediately, charging costly home repairs is never a wise financial idea—it&aposll accrue interest and leave you with an even larger bill later.
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But "The Last Knight," all told, is not so much about the biography of Maximilian as about the workings of power, and the uses of art, printing and performances to accrue political might.
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After all, Debbie — she who orchestrated a team of women criminals in a heist to rob the Met Gala — is intimately acquainted with the power of women working together to accrue vast finances.
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The platform does, at least, seem capable of finding and removing it — though not, it would seem, until after its own recommendation system has helped these videos accrue tens of thousands of views.
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Some said they would accrue hundreds of days of consecutive Snapchats, which is signified by a flame emoji next to the contact's name and the number of days where a streak was maintained.
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Successful debt sales, including multiple Eurobond offerings this month, have helped the government accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves, although they remain far from the peak of $64 billion in August 2008.
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The preferred stock will accrue dividends at 973 percent per annum, compared with about 5 percent yield on common equity and 4 percent on term debt, Tudor Pickering Holt analyst Matthew Portillo said.
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Also, the further a reader gets into a good article, the more familiarity and trust they'll accrue for your brand, which means they're less likely to ignore your pitch once they encounter it.
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Siltbreaker offers a new in-game currency: Campaign XP. After you accrue enough Campaign XP, you get to spin the Wheel of Rewards for prizes including a campaign-exclusive Desert Sands baby Roshan.
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You could say there's a small factor that because we go first and because the way the pricing system works that a tiny bit of our medical costs do accrue to the world.
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Users can accrue points for every purchase made through Samsung Pay, and if you have a credit card with its own reward system, you can essentially double up on points with each transaction.
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In August, the administration changed the way international and exchange visitors are found to accrue "unlawful presence," a violation that could result in being barred from the country for up to 10 years.
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But even increasing your retirement savings by one percent each month can make a major difference thanks to the power of compound interest, in which any interest earned begins to accrue interest itself.
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In fact, global trade is under attack across much of the industrialized world, in large measure because the benefits accrue to a few in upper income brackets, while the working classes face joblessness.
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Per NFL rules, Tuesday marked the deadline for players to report to training camp in order to accrue a season toward free agency, as it is 30 days before the NFL season opener.
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If you use a credit card at an ATM, you are taking out a "cash advance," which means you'll have to pay a fee, and interest will immediately begin to accrue, warned Papadimitriou.
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Whoever makes their way through the entire ladder of guns wins the game, and everyone else is ranked behind them based on how many kills they were able to accrue during the game.
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Forcing CNN to be sold would theoretically reduce the amount of power AT&T would accrue in acquiring Time Warner, which also owns HBO and Turner Broadcasting (which includes TNT, TBS, and CNN).
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Dozens of other U.S. LNG export projects are under development, and our two organizations will continue to articulate the many domestic and foreign benefits that will accrue if/when these projects are built.
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There even has been baseless speculation that the party's establishment is letting Biden accrue delegates ahead of the convention so that it could swap him for another nominee, such as New York Gov.
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We drive back into town to get groceries and some supplies that we forgot, which is annoying because we do this every time and just accrue a lot of the same camping stuff.
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And therefore the potential benefits from commercial exploitation should somehow accrue for humanity as a whole – or at least should be subjected to a presumably rigorous international regime to guarantee humanity-wide benefits.
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Such players must accrue at least 20 innings pitched in the majors and start at least 20 games as a position player/designated hitter with at least three plate appearances in those games.
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They claim that over time, as corporate tax cuts encourage investment and increase productivity, the benefits will accrue not only to wealthy shareholders but also to workers in the form of higher wages.
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It showed that the benefits of the tax plan would primarily accrue to more wealthy farmers, rather than those of more modest means, a conclusion that irritated the administration, one USDA researcher said.
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And therefore the potential benefits from commercial exploitation should somehow accrue for humanity as a whole — or at least should be subjected to a presumably rigorous international regime to guarantee humanity-wide benefits.
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And if he wins, there's a whole new set of challenges for him, an even bigger stage on which he can accrue the most stuff and thus prove himself to be the best.
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In 2018, practically anyone can accrue thousands of followers on social media, but only some people use their platform to amplify marginalized voices, promote social justice movements, and help organize on-the-ground action.
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The preferred stock will accrue dividends at 8% per year, and it is redeemable in 10 years at a redemption price equal to 105% of the liquidation preference and any accumulated and unpaid dividends.
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Gerrymandering has been around for centuries, but in that redistricting cycle, Hofeller tested the limits of exactly how much power one party can accrue — without actually having a majority of the electorate support them.
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"It's pretty hard to sympathize with a dead, white piece of calamari 30 feet long," said Mah, as an explanation for why squid videos like the most recent one accrue such a captive audience.
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If you transfer to a card with a lower APR than the one currently carrying the debt, it will accrue interest more slowly, meaning you'll be able to make more headway on your debt.
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For example, if you set aside $50 a month between your child's birth and 21625th birthday, you can accrue over $2900,220006 in a 2202 college savings account that returns 2628 percent interest per year.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch of Utah attacked a recent study by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center that found half of the tax benefits in the GOP proposal would accrue to the wealthy.
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So they rejected rational syntax, breaking the language through tactics like parataxis — essentially a system of non sequitur, where sentences create meaning through juxtaposition, but refuse to accrue into anything resembling a linear argument.
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Unable to work and facing costly healthcare bills, he had no choice but to accrue tens of thousands of dollars in credit card debt — a sum he continues to pay off to this day.
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If less than a year, they scored the same as those who hadn't been separated at all, suggesting that there is a threshold of time away from parents after which damage begins to accrue.
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Proponents of the Cayman business model argue that its benefits accrue to all of the islands' citizens, who can boast of having one of the highest gross domestic products per capita in the world.
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"Although number of cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in India are less, the economic impact is expected to accrue from supply chain risk," Soumya Kanti Ghosh, chief economist at State Bank of India (SBI.
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However, these advantages accrue in female-dominated jobs only if men stay in them, and compelling research by sociologist Margarita Torre casts doubts that men will stay in these jobs for a long time.
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Ultimate Rewards and Membership Rewards are easily the two most popular flexible programs available today, but there are differences in the cards that accrue these points and how the programs themselves work for consumers.
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"If cutting the rate doesn't really accrue to those folks, then maybe you look at broadening eligibility for refundable tax credits as a more direct route for a middle-class tax cut," Bunn said.
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No, this is Option B. Patrick cannot possibly expect to enter the race at this late hour and run a normal presidential candidacy designed to accrue a majority of delegates ahead of the convention.
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Core to this is a Data Bill of Rights, which would state unequivocally that not only all uses of personal data are determined by us but all benefits of our data accrue to us.
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While some of this tax cut might trickle down in the form of higher wages, the consensus among tax economists is that most of the break will accrue to shareholders as opposed to workers.
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Over time, with good health, James is likely to accrue much higher career totals in scoring and other categories than Jordan did — and growing acceptance of advanced statistical measures has further bolstered his case.
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While players do accrue some experience points by fighting random enemies and completing quests, they're pennies compared to the amount of experience gained by killing the many NPCs you'll spend dozens of hours with.
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Age: 28Occupation: Life Insurance UnderwriterSalary: $2188.81,210Travel Companions: NoneHometown: Herndon VA (Washington DC Suburbs)Trip Location: Croatia Annual # Of Vacation Days: I accrue a total of 22 weeks/year and rolled over 245 weeks from 212.
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The new structure offers investors access to those fund managers with many of the benefits enjoyed by ETF investors, including their ability to sidestep some capital gains taxes that accrue in mutual funds, McCabe said.
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The company has repeatedly lost his paperwork, Ms. Nepomuceno said — and each time, Navient suggested that Mr. Brittell instead apply for yet another loan forbearance, a program that suspends payments while interest continues to accrue.
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Also, and not to put too fine a point on it, these sorts of Career Achievement Awards tend to accrue to people who have somehow been robbed over the course of long and distinguished careers.
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"There was an understanding of the ways that these less-grave incidents can sometimes be harbingers of more aggressive actions to come, and how they can accrue into soured relationships and hostile environments," she wrote.
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We've seen the Night King and his massive army over the course of the past two seasons, and given that they're reanimated corpses, we can only assume that said army has continued to accrue members.
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That's because compound interest allows any interest earned to then accrue interest on itself, so over time a small amount of money invested earlier will earn more than a large amount of money invested later.
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Although eugenics would later accrue sinister connotations, many of the early adopters of eugenic theories were American progressives who believed science could be used to guide social policies and create a better society for all.
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Higher oil prices and recent debt sales have helped it accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves but growth remains fragile with gross domestic product growing just over 2% in the first quarter of 2019.
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When this reputation is exploited by marketing departments or PR savvy opportunists the efforts of these real people to improve the conditions of Goldsmiths are used to accrue value, monetary and otherwise, to the institution.
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He said Ailes equipped three modern Republican presidents — Ronald Reagan, George H.W. and George W. Bush — with "blunt advice that led them to success," adding that such bluntness also led him to accrue many enemies.
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Parents of young children or people caring for elderly parents or other family members could similarly seek opportunities to work overtime in order to accrue more paid time off to use when they need it.
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"We see no reason that the future value of Dell should not accrue to all the existing Dell shareholders — not just Michael Dell," he wrote in a letter to a Dell board committee that March.
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In the Netherlands, even with private insurers, the government sets limits on how much health spending can accrue in a given year and has the authority to impose budget cuts if spending exceeds that limit.
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She needed to make an impact in order to jump from the 6 percent to 8 percent support she's received in polls to the 15 percent required to accrue any delegates from the Iowa caucuses.
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The company has repeatedly lost his paperwork, Ms. Nepomuceno said — and each time, Navient suggested that Mr. Brittell instead apply for yet another loan forbearance, a program that suspends payments while interest continues to accrue.
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It's a relief that I don't have to navigate some abstract point system, but you accrue cash back so slowly, it might as well not even matter waiting a month or two to get it.
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The benefits that accrue to applicants who receive "enhanced" offers after May 85033 will also likely come at the expense of other students, since most institutions will almost certainly hold back funds on earlier offers.
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Before borrowing a dime, check whether the financial aid offer includes direct loans, which are need-based and interest-free while a student is in school, or unsubsidized loans, which accrue interest from the outset.
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While the loan payments are deferred during her doctoral program, the interest on those loans continues to accrue and she would no longer be able to deduct portions of that cost once the payments restart.
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And this inequality could get worse under a Trump administration: The President-elect's tax policies, if enacted, would allow chief executives to accrue even more tax-free wealth, all at the cost of American taxpayers.
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The first three months of the year is often the quarter when banks accrue most revenue as clients take trading positions and put money to work, while companies and governments raise funding for the year ahead.
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This is about the dangers of real people creating fake accounts and about the ease with which fake accounts can accrue an incredibly authentic digital footprint that can be used to deceive, scam and harm people.
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"If you have assets with value that will accrue substantially after your death, you should be engaged in estate planning strategies that take that into account now, especially for someone who is not married," he said.
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Hankes described Black Sun Radio, Radio Aryan and Renegade Broadcasting — the latter two did not respond to requests for comment — as "second tier" in the neo-Nazi radio scene because they accrue fewer plays than others.
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Because we are able to tap into the opinion and ideas and values of so many voters in a given election, we actually accrue data sets that are orders of magnitude larger than conventional commercial tools.
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In large-scale transactional systems, where every piece of data is essential, you're better off spending more time upfront designing systems to last and be easily maintainable — so this is a bad place to accrue debt.
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That's a cash accounting way of tracking the growth and the debt if you use accrual accounting which companies have to do when they report their financial situation, they have to accrue things like pension liabilities.
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These benefits begin to accrue almost at once, even in weak economic conditions (though the IMF does caution that short-run gains may be limited when credit markets are malfunctioning, a common feature of economic crises).
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Tarnutzer dismissed those arguments as misinformation and said they threaten to delay the benefits of 5G that would also accrue to developing nations by, for example, making it possible to run ports and shipping more efficiently.
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The very idea of standing up to your boss is described as childish; the mature thing to do is accept domination and even abuse, unless and until you yourself manage to accrue some power over others.
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"You need to 'fess up to it as soon as it happens, because the longer it goes, the more penalty you're going to accrue," said Josh Sailar, a certified plan fiduciary advisor with Miracle Mile Advisors.
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When a country takes action to limit its greenhouse-gas emissions, it bears all the costs itself, but the benefits accrue to all countries, regardless whether they have taken comparable steps to limit their own emissions.
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There also are the benefits to American military technology companies that will accrue billions of dollars of business since Israel will now be required to buy from American firms, rather than expanding its own arms industry.
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I can sell the cards to someone, they can accrue monetary value over time, and there's no chance the creators of Magic are going to suddenly shut down the servers that allow me play the game.
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We just want a recognition that our current policies make it easy for people like Schultz to accrue capital, but do too little to ensure fair treatment for the many other people who sustain his enterprise.
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This time, California — like the other 13 states, American Samoa and Democrats Abroad that voted on Tuesday — will have to figure out which candidates won enough votes to cross the 15 percent threshold to accrue delegates.
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The Tax Policy Center report, "Preliminary Distributional Analysis of the 'Tax Cuts and Jobs Act'," concludes that: The largest cuts, in dollars and as a percentage of after-tax income, would accrue to higher-income households.
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It's not unexpected for a satellite to accrue damage in this way—there are hundreds of thousands of chunks of space debris out there, but scientists can only track those that are 5 cm or larger.
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This has been true at least since the 1970s, when inflation fears served as a hard limit to how much many experts thought the government should spend and the size of the deficits it could accrue.
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These paid sick days accrue over time and can be used to recover from an illness, care for a sick family member or seek preventive medical care, according to the Center for Law and Social Policy.
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As parents, we cling hopefully to the small moral victories that accrue whenever, for example, we manage to plant our parental sensibilities in their brains, so that they hear our voices even when we aren't there.
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Though MBAs are famously expensive for both men and women, some argue that the gender pay gap makes it especially difficult for women to accrue the necessary savings in the years between college and an MBA.
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Mr. McConnell built his reputation in the fight over campaign finance reform, in which he realized he could accrue political capital by being the guy who obstinately defended a broadly unpopular position that Senate Republicans favored.
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"So, when you're 45 years old, the game is more than half over, and you better be out of debt, because you're going to use the rest of the innings in that game to accrue capital."
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Yes, it's better for Jeffrey Epstein's money to go to someone else — but what if Epstein is able to leverage the donations in order to accrue power, connections, and influence that lets him dodge additional charges?
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In an interview in September, he complained that the top players had mandatory tournament commitments that stretched from January to November, although veteran players become exempt from some mandatory events as they accrue years of service.
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She deferred her loans (meaning she did not have to make payments, and no interest accrued) and when the deferment period ran out, she put them in forbearance (during which payments are suspended, but interest does accrue).
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I decided at one point that it wasn't worth it to keep it open, I had saved enough money and I didn't want to accrue interest anymore, so I just paid it off in one lump sum.
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Berkshire would receive a warrant to purchase up to 297 million shares of common stock at $2120 apiece in a private offering, in addition to the preferred stock that will accrue dividends at 210 percent per annum.
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Peru's Thunder Predator Dota 2 team has been ignominiously dismissed from the qualifiers for Valve's The International 8 tournament later this summer, which is likely to accrue a total prize pool well in excess of $20 million.
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This could definitely produce an increase in earnings, but as we saw this year the benefits are likely to accrue to a small group of retailers and potentially automotive stocks as well as restaurants and travel stocks.
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Subsidized Stafford loans help lower the high cost of higher education for about six million students a year because the interest doesn't start to accrue while the borrower is in school and for six months after graduation.
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Square's gross payments volume, a critical metric for the company's health and success, continued to rise year-over-year as it looks to go up against other payment providers and accrue a big share of payment volume.
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It seems the only people that seem to want a 20th century grid system to be preserved are companies that stand to directly benefit — an estimated 80 percent of coal subsidies would accrue to just five companies.
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They have ignored the social contract that allows the owners of capital to accrue wealth while providing a reasonably comfortable living for their fellow citizens, the workers who fulfill their orders and whose children defend the nation.
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The show has gone on to accrue praise over the past year or so for its shockingly lifelike portrayal of hacking—both as an act of computer-enabled anarchy, and as a representation of its own counterculture.
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To order a drink, you tap your SeaPass card (your room key, which doubles as your credit card onboard as you accrue expenses for the duration of the trip) on an iPad that is also a menu.
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She seems unlikely to now accrue enough delegates to be a major player in a brokered convention, and the longer she stays in the primaries, the more votes she takes from Sanders -- her fellow liberal left standing.
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"All these kinds of disadvantages can accrue and build up," said Aaron Gottlieb, a professor at the Jane Addams College of Social Work at the University of Illinois at Chicago, who has studied policing and student grades.
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A freighted mass of metal rattling down the runway gains a sudden burst of speed and, in a small, miraculous gasp, loses its weight, rises, and soars, enacting careful turns and radio coördinations that accrue toward effortlessness.
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It's not the tale of a single murder — more of a pile of them — but as the film's individual pieces and parts accrue meaning, the culprits of its stories emerge: chance, human cruelty, and the unfeeling universe.
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It's important to note that your actual cost of attendance may differ from what your school projects, depending on factors like whether you accrue extra costs like lab fees or save money by renting textbooks instead of buying.
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Meanwhile, Heart Points tracks how often you raise your heart rate and then awards you points—one minute of moderate excessive is worth one point, while more intense activities like swimming or boxing will accrue double the points.
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And further, wage gains that accrue to the lower half of the income distribution is a welcome development which, as in prior periods in history, is not threat, but a support to longer-run economic growth and stability.
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"Were the BOJ to rethink the way it purchases ETFs, then the benefits could accrue more to electric power and gas, land transportation, wholesale, transport equipment, and banks, which have low weightings in the Nikkei average," it said.
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Copperwhite goes in the opposite direction but arrives at the same place; though nearly engulfed by the sensations that accrue to their situation, her head-and-shoulder figural units are no less isolated than Bacon's naked, abject loners.
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"If they just stood back and let the adults run the company they would accrue the benefits that come to shareholders … My interest is seeing Snopes run by people whose primary principal is the best interest in Snopes."
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The Vermont senator told reporters here he was content with the overall delegate count and that his campaign's strategy is to accrue delegates through the primary process, reiterating what his top campaign officials have been saying for weeks.
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If you decide to pay tuition with a credit card rather than take out a student loan, but you can't pay off the card relatively quickly, you could accrue more interest and pay more in the long run.
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With all this resentment of bankers, a news consumer might have thought the enthusiasm in this milieu — that is, all the groups that resisted the legacy of deregulated, race-neutral, free-market bipartisanship — would accrue to Bernie Sanders.
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The new findings may help explain the trove of benefits that accrue from breast-feeding, said Janet M. Wojcicki, an associate professor of pediatrics and epidemiology at the University of California, San Francisco, and the paper's lead author.
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The conglomerate, run by Jeffrey R. Immelt, was swift to enumerate the benefits that will accrue from the new Baker Hughes' association with the parent — including what it calls the G.E. Store and its industrial internet platform, Predix.
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Basic Quipcare uses a pay-as-you-go model that enables you to find in-Quip network dentists, see pre-negotiated rates for non-preventative care upfront, pay for the care, accrue reward points and view dental records.
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Limited has agreed to sell property * Preliminary gain in estimated sum of about hk$1.7 million before tax and expenses is expected to accrue to group as a result of disposal Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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As I sat in the nurse's office, I watched a few of the staff members clear out their desks, filling boxes with books, "thank you" notes from patients, and the general bric-a-brac that workspaces inevitably accrue.
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John Kasich of Ohio and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, are trying as hard as possible to keep his share of the vote below 50 percent in the state to limit the number of delegates he can accrue.
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"As we look out to the rest of 2017 and 2018, we believe that value will continue to accrue to larger, stronger player, and to differentiated, attractively priced SMID [small- and mid-cap equities]," wrote analyst Naved Khan.
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"We are forecasting the benefits at the end of our five-year period, so it is the 2023-2024 time frame mostly that the synergies start to accrue," Ford's chief executive, Jim Hackett, said in a conference call.
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Almost no economist would agree that this argument applies to what Mr Johnson has proposed, in part because most of the benefits of the tax cuts would accrue to richer folk, who are more likely to save their windfalls.
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Full-time Amazon warehouse workers accrue three types of time off: paid time-off (PTO), vacation, and unpaid time-off (UPT)—in itself strange, since unpaid time in most jobs is solely a function of family or medical leave.
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Sitharaman had said in her budget speech that the Reserve Bank of India and banks would absorb these costs from the savings that will accrue to them on account of handling less cash as people move to digital payments.
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It seems like a small step, but as something that could accrue even more minutes from an athlete, it brings it closer to being a more robust capital-N Network like many of the household names out there now.
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In the mid-aughts — when anyone with an internet connection could suddenly accrue a readership in a way previously unprecedented — blogs began competing with tabloid magazines as the place to get the best, meanest, and most immediate celebrity gossip.
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"The challenged regulation facilitates such financial 'routing,' blatantly undercuts the congressional goal of fully disclosing the sources of money flowing into federal political campaigns, and thereby suppresses the benefits intended to accrue from disclosure," Howell wrote in her opinion.
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Imagine simply what power would accrue to any nation's forces on the ground or at sea were they backed by a force able to decide what any other country may or may not do in and through orbital space.
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Washington (CNN)There's a theory kicking around Republican campaign circles that goes something like this: Voters are very happy about the state of the economy and that will accrue to the party's benefit at the ballot box in November.
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To qualify for the debate this month, candidates have to accrue support from at least 28503,22019 unique donors and resister at least 3 percent in four qualifying polls or 5 percent in two early state polls by Nov. 13.
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"The upshot is that under the new tax reform bill, Apple would enjoy a lower 20 percent U.S. tax rate on its domestic earnings, and also would no longer accrue any U.S. taxes on its offshore earnings, " concluded Sacconaghi.
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Rhoades added that there was no evidence provided that any of the jobs created by this project accrue to Nebraska, and the state's revenue department was inconclusive about whether it would be a net positive for the state's finances.
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Regardless of the advantages that accrue to Ivy League students, and whatever privileges might have landed them there in the first place, Columbia falls within the vast psychographic jurisdiction of Mr. Sanders, enemy of the indulged and fussed-over.
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The authorization bill, currently under discussion by the provincial legislature, states that the notes will accrue a fixed or floating interest rate in concordance with market conditions, while the maturity is expected to be between 5 and 12 years.
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The rule, which was issued on Thursday and which the Labor Department estimates will directly affect more than 3003 million people once fully in effect, enables workers to accrue up to seven days of paid sick leave a year.
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Doing the work in Cambodia, which had carved out an economic zone where many other Chinese companies had moved, meant that China-specific tariffs wouldn't be levied, even as all the profits would continue to accrue to Chinese companies.
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Both candidates were (and are, though that could be changing) widely loved on the political left, so much so that some supporters urged them to stay in the race, even if one of them fell behind, to accrue delegates.
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Notably, the number does not include the economic rewards that accrue to the immigrants themselves: 20103 million foreigners in the American labor market added some $22010 trillion to the American economy last year, according to the National Academies report.
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And though President Donald Trump supports the bill, Cotton says the DOJ confirmation underpins his argument that convicts of certain sex-related crimes could accrue credits making them eligible for supervised release or "pre-release" to a halfway house.
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"It makes Qualcomm stronger and more profitable and diversified if there is no deal with Broadcom, and if we do decide to pursue a sale the same is true, more value would accrue to the Qualcomm shareholders," Horton said.
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The Maine Senate voted 19-16 Tuesday to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which would give all committed states' electoral votes to the winning popular vote candidate should the group accrue the 270 votes necessary for a majority.
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Frédéric Cherbonnier of the Toulouse School of Economics says that in Paris large rent subsidies, which total 1% of GDP in France, have helped to push up prices and should be cut, since the benefits largely accrue to landlords, not renters.
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Instead the service is designed to look more like a money management system than a place to sign up for a ton of credit cards and accrue a lot of debt in the process for the sake of getting points.
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But Trump's sheepishness in Syria and his swagger over Saudi reimbursement also raise questions about the degree to which he understands and appreciates the fundamental nature of military service and the mutual benefits American citizens accrue from having troops forward deployed.
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The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center estimates that about 9% of households would benefit from a repeal of the $10,000 cap on the SALT deduction and more than 96% of the cut would accrue to the top income quintile of households.
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Last month, Gottheimer, Reed and Fitzpatrick penned letters to the CEOs of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter about why they allow figures associated with foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs) — Hamas and Hezbollah — to make accounts, post and accrue substantial followings on their platforms.
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That's why I was able to pay my loans and not accrue credit card debt, because I was living in a community of people that shared expenses and food with each other as a rule for living in the house.
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But concerns will linger that DAFs allow the rich to reap financial benefits from financing pet causes they might well have backed anyway—and that more advantages accrue to donors than to the causes they are supposed to be helping.
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But the terms of service seem to indicate that there's a time limit to accrue that amount, or your winnings get erased: The winner must cash-out the Prize within 90 days after the date of notification of such Prize.
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The advantages that accrue from experience and maturity are so great that if you can subtract physical decline from the equation — or push back that horizon — it makes sense that the best players are going to be 35 or 40.
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As these fractions accrue, however, we learn that DAU's storylines — featuring clandestine homosexual relationships, religious persecution, state paranoia, incest, and theoretical physics — are symptomatic of the same underlying condition: life in a social experiment, whether the Institute or the Soviet Union.
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"If the benefits of globalization accrue only to those at the very top, if our democracies seem incapable of assuring broad-based growth and opportunity for everyone, then people will push back out of anger or out of fear," he said.
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I find myself surrounded by confident and beautiful female friends who regularly message me to tell me about the latest famous DJ or band member they've pulled, and I worry that I'll never accrue the levels of confidence they have.
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Most banks have adopted a three-year vesting period for executive pay, but the Journal reported that U.S. industry regulators are prepared to extend how long it takes for a senior banker to accrue all of his or her bonus.
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The case brought by a California firefighters union against the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) appeared to be a candidate to test the legal right of public sector workers to accrue the same level of pension benefits throughout their career.
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And while it's nice to see there's a limit to the number of scandals a Cabinet member can accrue before being pushed out, the EPA's course will likely remain antithetical to its mission: Protecting human health and the environment for everyone.
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Forbearance, or getting a temporary repayment delay on your loan, for example, should be a last resort, because interest continues to accrue and often ends up augmenting the loan balance unless a borrower continues to make payments on the interest.
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The Apple Card has no minimum redemption amount, unlike many cards that require you to reach $25, so I have the flexibility to apply my $0.20 Daily Cash to cover my Apple Card balance or wait until I accrue more rewards.
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A 2014 study by Fajgelbaum and Khandelwal notes that a large share of benefits resulting from lower prices due to free trade accrue to lower income consumers, since they spend a larger share of their disposable income on heavily traded products.
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It might reveal how they would weigh the benefits of innovation — which usually accrue diffusely to the nation at large — against the particular burdens borne by a small group (the truck drivers who might lose their jobs, in this case).
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Rather, the case for making these substances legally available under some set of new rules has to rest on a combination of the value of personal liberty and the good results that can accrue when these drugs are used properly.
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The restoration of property wrongfully taken is not just about the material benefits that would accrue to Holocaust survivors and their families, as important as that would be given the many survivors mired in poverty, including here in the United States.
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That has deprived Tehran of the economic benefits Iran was to accrue in return for curbing its nuclear program, and the Islamic Republic says it will only return to full compliance once sanctions are lifted and Washington rejoins the pact.
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Solar's costs are typically recouped over a long period of time when grid power is convenient and readily available, but the financial benefits should accrue much more quickly when you're shipping in and burning fuel as your only source of energy.
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Alliances, international organizations and trade deals have continued to secure world order, but the material benefits increasingly accrue only to a wealthy few, an imbalance that will not be helped by our education system's failure to meet global market demands.
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"If you take a 1-minute movement break and instead of going to the bathroom closest to your desk, you go to the bathroom furthest from your desk, maybe that's enough to help you accrue this healthful activity," he said.
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"The potential for the Liberal Democrats or the SNP (Scottish National Party) to accrue influence in a minority government led by the Labour Party after a November general election preserves a path to a second referendum," the Goldman analysts noted.
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Mr. Orban has been able to accrue so much power in Budapest partly because he met little effective opposition from Brussels, the seat of the European Union, which was founded on the principles of rule of law and liberal democracy.
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There is no pride in claiming either of the country's domestic cups, not to a Qatari ownership group that got involved in soccer to accrue that unique soft power, that sense of relevance that the world's most popular sport offers.
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Tolling means that Shazier will be paid a salary commensurate with his years of service on the NFL, he'll continue to accrue seasons toward his NFL players' pension, and he'll keep his medical insurance plan, the Steelers explained in a statement.
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Their rivalry sheds light on the shifting economics of nearly every major industry, replete with winner-take-all effects and huge advantages that accrue to the biggest and best-run organizations, to the detriment of upstarts and second-fiddle players.
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"We're going to continue to see the majority of the value in private companies accrue while they're private, not once they are public per the prior tech wave," said Minal Hasan, general partner of K2 Global, a venture capital firm.
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While the care with which the matter is considered will accrue to investors and the financial services industry alike, the above proposals offer investors and the industry practical relief today and a path forward for developing a uniform financial duty.
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As Mr. Sanders and his advisers look beyond the four early-voting states and toward Super Tuesday on March 153, they are making a big play to accrue as many delegates as possible from California, the biggest prize on the map.
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You have to get that right (the category leader), but we think most markets in the land of business-to-business software are winner take all or, at at most, sometimes there's two winners [that accrue] most of the equity value.
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"We believe that the benefits of modern technology should accrue to the people, especially those that are underserved, preyed upon and overcharged by our existing financial institutions," a spokesperson for the NYC-DSA's Debt and Finance Working Group told Motherboard.
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By delaying his promotion to the majors, the Blue Jays ensured that Guerrero could not accrue a full year of service time for 21972, meaning he will not become a free agent until after the 210 season, at the earliest.
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According to the Tax Policy Center, by 2027 more than 75 percent of the tax cuts' benefits will accrue to the top 5 percent of the income distribution, with more than 60 percent of the total gains going to the top 1 percent.
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Students don't have to pick and choose which school they want to receive the aid from, as they proceed through their high school career, schools provide monetary awards for things like good grades or other academic achievements that accrue throughout high school.
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Over the next few years, you will accrue a bunch of stuff—people, books, relationships, at least one pair of flashing devil horns—and it will all be part of a beautiful journey of discovery, featuring a flower (you), blossoming in the sun.
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A 3 percent tax on that fortune would cost $1.7 billion in the first year, and if applied year after year, could tax his fortune close to $0 over the course of several decades if the fortune did not accrue investment gains.
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And because, according to the government, the company does "considerable business" at the US office where it was served with the subpoena, it would appear that the government would have a path to obtaining funds from the company if they do accrue.
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Now he's lying to you about what he claims are false charges on your accounts and he has also attempted to get more credit without your knowledge, presumably to accrue more debt, which is how he got into this trouble to begin with.
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For Mr. Trump, who is trying to accrue other endorsements in the coming weeks, the backing of high-profile Republicans could dent the outsider-to-politics aura that has been elemental to his success in the polls before the voting has begun.
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Most importantly, Taylor Swift dropped her debut album, and the 16-year-old country princess launched a career that would go on to accrue millions of Swifties, sell out venues around the world, and rack up Grammys for a decade to come.
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In contrast, the benefits in every case accrue to the wealthy: highly educated workers largely insulated from slack labor markets, executives of outsourcing corporations, the beneficiaries of revenue-losing tax cuts that allegedly require austere budgets, and employers of low-wage workers.
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Still, it would be an extraordinary feat for a virus to accrue enough mutations in just a few years to suddenly start rapidly spreading in a population that had previously been immune, let alone to produce such radically different, unrelated symptoms in victims.
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And the same thing is true about our trade agreements: The leaders in both parties argued that there were going to be these benefits, and the benefits didn't accrue to a majority—or at least a very large minority—of our citizens.
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There's still the possibility that a deal could involve longer-term protections for the immigrants protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, though it's unclear whether it could accrue enough backing from lawmakers on either side of the aisle.
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According to Obama: If the benefits of globalization accrue only to those at the very top, if our democracies seem incapable of assuring broad-based growth and opportunity for everyone, then people will push back out of anger or out of fear.
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But that's not enough for WarnerMedia chief John Stankey, who's made it clear his company and its providers can't merely be huge--they have to be massive enough to accrue "hours of engagement," he told employees at an internal meeting in July.
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Now with over 24,000 objects in its archives, the initial collection primarily featured the partners' private stores of gay erotic art, which they exhibited out of their SoHo loft, but over time, they began to accrue any and all genres of art.
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Nordstrom has managed to accrue (and maintain) a loyal fan base for a number of reasons — for serving up street style-worthy, budget-friendly fashion, for championing beloved indie brands, for that famous customer service, and, of course, for its epic anniversary sale.
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Instead, its members must rely on its newly elected allies' desire to avoid backlash and bad press from the group, whose influence will only continue to grow with its rapidly expanding membership, and as socialist ideals continue to accrue social and political currency.
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For example, each time you watch a sponsored ad, invite friends to join TextMe or purchase additional phone call credits within the app, you can accrue a certain amount of wireless data from your carrier that can be used however you like.
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A federal judge in Chicago on Tuesday tossed out claims by United Airlines Inc pilots in a certified class action that the airline violated federal law by limiting the amount of vacation days and sick leave they could accrue while on military leave.
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When Congress passed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, it required hospitals, the health insurance industry, medical device manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies to share in the cost because of the huge profits they would likely accrue from millions of new paying customers.
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In 2006, another Israeli PM, Ehud Olmert—who had far less military experience and military savvy than Barak—thought he would try his hand at diminishing the considerable amount of military and political power that Hizbullah had continued to accrue in Lebanon.
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"It is a worrying trend in certain countries, but we hope that the sheer scale of issues, as well as the positive benefits that we argue can accrue from a global solidarity approach will sway policymakers to change their attitudes," Shum said.
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The economy emerged from its first recession in 25 years in 20183 but growth remains fragile, although higher oil prices and debt sales over the last few months have helped the continent's biggest crude producer to accrue billions of dollars in foreign reserves.
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The literature of friendship, like friendship itself, tends to unfold episodically — with none of the narrative determination of the Marriage Plot, in which young women accrue interest like a mutual fund until they mature into the expected climax: not orgasm but matrimony.
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In the wake of Operation Cast Lead (3003 to 2300), both Hamas and Israel inflated the number of Hamas militants killed, each for their own purposes: Israel to deflect international outrage, and Hamas to accrue domestic political credit for participating in the resistance.
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It says the reason it wants Time Warner assets is to be able to compete with the likes of tech companies, like Google and Netflix, that have been able to accrue massive audiences through and build a cache of valuable user data.
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The Orioles only have had three position players accrue 269 Wins Above Replacement so far this season, and two of them are now gone to greener pastures: Manny Machado, by far their best player, is letting his superstardom shine under the Hollywood lights.
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Kenneth Diederich, who spent more than half of 2016 staying in hotels for business, told reporter Harriet Edleson that he often booked his own travel through KAYAK or Priceline instead of going through his corporate travel agent in order to accrue points.
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But Rauner last month expressed reluctance to tap that authorization despite a push from Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza, who contended the move was more cost-effective than continuing to accrue late bill payment penalties of as much as 12 percent a year.
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The Tax Policy Center, for instance, concluded that by 2025, almost all of the benefits would accrue to the top 1 percent, while upper-middle-class payers would see higher taxes and those at the lower levels would receive only modest benefits.
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"Employees that are not feeling well are required to stay home and we'll welcome them back when they are symptom free," the company said in a statement, adding that workers immediately accrue three paid sick days on their first day on the job.
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There's a feeling such places accrue, a residue of use, and I considered taking one of those candles and saying a prayer of my own, something to do with R., that he be happy, that we both be happy, together or apart.
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You don't have to be a fan of affect theory (I'm not) to be aware that unintentional or supplemental meanings accrue to the reading of an artwork according to contexts, both spatial and temporal, and contribute to the viewer's emotional response to it.
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Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington, and Representative Rosa DeLauro, Democrat of Connecticut, have introduced legislation that would require all employers to let workers accrue seven days of sick leave, and provide another 14 days for immediate use during a public health emergency.
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It's common for company policy to have vacation time accrue over the calendar year, Sladek said — meaning if you leave your job in July, you may only be entitled to a payout for half your annual allotment, less any time you've already taken.
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There is no chance to profit from lucrative television rights deals in Belgium; there is no opportunity to accrue the sort of soft power that attracted the likes of Roman Abramovich and Sheikh Mansour to Chelsea and Manchester City of the Premier League.
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Our DNA is built on skating where the puck is going, innovating at the edge so that we can move fast and deliver actual capabilities that are impactful from day one with the potential to accrue more value and evolve over time.
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Under the legislation, an estimated 22015,210 workers, including part-time and domestic workers who historically have been excluded from labor legislation, would accrue one hour of paid time off accrued for every 20153 worked, up to a maximum of 22015 days per year.
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For those among us who in too many moments find ourselves unbecomingly obsessed with time and life's lack of it, Morton's biography reads like a case study in the benefits of deciding to disregard the sunk costs that accrue through merely living.
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At the center of the revisions was wording around what are known in the industry as "value pots" — the bank of free advertising inventory media buying groups accrue as credit once they reach an agreed level of spend with a media owner.
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Yet it is still an open question whether the benefits from sterling's depreciation, which accrue mainly to the 10% or so of British firms which export, outweigh the downsides: the higher inflation and reduced purchasing power caused by the weaker pound affect all Britons.
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It allows a disproportionate amount of the benefits of affirmative action to accrue to well-off Malays, who can afford to buy the shares set aside for them at IPOs, for example, or to bid for the government contracts Mr Najib is reserving for them.
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Through financial incentives provided by blockchain based projects, we're witnessing the single most impactful technological catalyst which will open up numerous markets, except the value no longer will accrue to the aggregator but rather to the individuals and companies that are providing the data.
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A new report from the personal finance website NerdWallet shows that many US households have sunk deeper into debt in 2018 because rising basic costs have led them to accrue more credit card debt and to delay payments on their already massive student loans.
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Mr Bailey said the loudest backers would often argue for oyster stout, or some other niche beer style, but the most votes would inevitably accrue to a "middle-of-the-road IPA"—which perhaps had fewer or less ardent fans, but which everyone could drink.
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Levis's emblems are visual — the movement of hips, a hundred sparrows gathering in a tree — but his great innovation is a narrative delicacy that lets him widen stories across time, allowing them to accrue and swell until he suddenly stitches together the roving metaphors.
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It looks at what it's like to live in the world as a white, middle-class, non-disabled straight man, and all the easy, unthinking power that can accrue to a person who gets to live like that — then it takes that power away.
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Meredith Whittaker: But I think we need accountability systems and I think frankly we need to begin connecting these cultures within these companies that use racism, discrimination, abuse of power, sexism, to exclude many from power and sort of accrue resources to a very few.
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The estimates on the impact on the federal budget deficit reflects the savings that would accrue from a reduction in federal spending on Obamacare subsidies to millions of customers, which would be offset on the revenue side somewhat by elimination of ACA-related taxes.
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And all this will accrue to him when he hands off the presidency to someone else, which is why critics are concerned visitors and foreign guests to his properties are currying favor with the POTUS, potentially violating the foreign emoluments clause of the Constitution.
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Most corporates and banks favor permissioned chains as they can apply minimum security, compliance and other standards, while technology evangelists and fintech disruptors tend to favor the more open permissionless model as they believe the full network benefits of the technology accrue this way.
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New York state tax officials on Tuesday launched a review into allegations laid out in the Times article, which reported Trump engaged in "dubious tax schemes" in the 1990s that helped him accrue millions of dollars in wealth from his father's real estate business.
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And while service members may never accrue the exorbitant student loan debt crippling much of America today, young men and women in uniform are still meandering their way to similar decades-long financial debilitation in the form of other ignominious contracts like the aforementioned.
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If a large increase in investment coincides with a small increase in wage rates, then the benefits of the tax cuts will still accrue primarily to business owners, and the promises made about the benefits of the tax cut will not be borne out.
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In addition to financial assistance to workers who become sick or quarantined, the pandemic has prompted Instacart to introduce a new permanent sick pay policy for all in-store shoppers; previously, only some states required companies to allow workers to accrue paid sick days.
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