Census data is used to allocate billions of dollars in federal funding and allocate representation in Congress.
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So it's my job to allocate capital and it's a very tough period in which to allocate capital.
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"In a progressive society, you allocate resources to people who need help, and you don't allocate them to wealthy people," Delaney said.
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"Once he has assumed control of usable nuclear weapons, he has more room to allocate resources more flexibly, and allocate the military forces for civilian construction," said Thae.
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Unless the federal government forever pledges to allocate more money to healthcare, or makes efforts to rein in costs, painful tradeoffs must be made about where to allocate scarce resources.
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Unions and the modern corporation matured to help allocate labor.
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I would always allocate an extra hour for the drive.
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They have to allocate a lot of resources to that.
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Now, every Democratic contest has to allocate its delegates proportionally.
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Democrats have refused to allocate any money for a wall.
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Yet without accurate price signals, Cuba cannot allocate resources efficiently.
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The zoo owners will then allocate where the cash goes.
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In a reasonable system, each state would allocate delegates proportionately.
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Governments pledged to allocate 10% of their budgets to agriculture.
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Who decides how to allocate scarce, sometimes lifesaving, pharmaceutical resources?
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ECONOMICS IS THE study of how societies allocate scarce resources.
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There are ways to allocate the work to different people.
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Votes on how to allocate revenue do not trigger Prop.
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Investors also appear ready to allocate capital to infrastructure spending.
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They don't track fundamentals but instead allocate assets via model.
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You allocate the dollars to different envelopes for different purposes.
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Is it just too niche for them to allocate resources?
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You have 10 resources to allocate to 4 possible areas.
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Ultimately, it's up to Congress to allocate its own resources.
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The fix would be to allocate electoral votes in fractions.
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That plan guided how the state party would allocate delegates.
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The state still needs to allocate 26 delegates to candidates.
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Agencies can also allocate productions to each of their clients.
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How do you allocate its cost across those various missions?
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That's made it more difficult to allocate funds for other priorities.
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Democrats are refusing to allocate any money for a border wall.
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Does it help you decide how to allocate your foundation's dollars?
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Nor do individual districts allocate their funding in an uneven way.
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Q: How do you decide where to allocate your charitable money?
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So why did Congress allocate money for a second one, exactly?
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But more open processes to allocate funds are key, Payenda said.
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This is up from the current 10 percent states can allocate.
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Congress would also have to allocate more funding for new weapons.
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The measure would allocate $1.6 billion for border security, including fencing.
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Policymakers use aggregate data to allocate resources and hold schools accountable.
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Will a federal declaration allocate equivalent funding for enforcement and treatment?
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The deal gave appropriators plenty of wiggle room to allocate funds.
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Here's their advice for entrepreneurs looking to allocate their money wisely.
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"They can allocate their donation as they like," Mr. Morain said.
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Government budgets allocate funds for events featuring concerts, and Muay Thai.
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That's why Congress needs to allocate dedicated funds for Zika now.
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Government officials also enlist professionals to help allocate the city's money.
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But without the power to allocate resources, she cannot make policy.
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Why has publishing chosen to allocate its resources in this way?
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I'm starting 40th grade by changing how I allocate my time.
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We need to rethink how we allocate and spend our money.
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Keeping different funding channels open can help allocate capital more efficiently.
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The funding bill did, however, allocate $1.5 billion to border security.
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They were fighting SB4513, which would allocate funding for schools differently.
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How to allocate these scarce organs is a challenge for bioethicists.
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"It's incumbent upon all of us to make sure that we allocate the resources to defend our systems no different than governments have to allocate resources to NATO and others to protect our countries," he said.
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They also allocate money for development to keep the host country happy.
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"I believe people allocate their resources better than anyone else," he said.
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But the law doesn't allocate significant new money to address the crisis.
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He added that he would allocate federal funding to training said educators.
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Per the Constitution, Congress decides how to allocate revenue, not the president.
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Jugnauth said the government will allocate 18.8 billion rupees for capital expenditure.
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San Miguel said it plans to allocate proceeds to other infrastructure projects.
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They can also send signals about how managers intend to allocate capital.
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We're not looking for centralized planning out of Congress to allocate capital.
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That cash gap would disappear if European pension funds would allocate just .
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Communicate who can allocate time and who will be the primary caregiver.
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Land managers typically allocate half of the annual grass production to livestock.
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He agreed investors should only allocate a small amount of their money.
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Markets allocate scarce resources much more efficiently, compassionately and effectively than government.
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But he didn't specify how much money he would allocate to broadband.
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Is that a great way to allocate resources in the United States?
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Lime plans to allocate $21 million of its fundraise to this effort.
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The bill unveiled Thursday would allocate visas to a merit-based system.
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The House legislation does not allocate any money to the Defense Department.
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We're not working with MIDI to allocate different sounds to different numbers.
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The plan is to allocate a $50 weekly grocery stipend for applicants.
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She also says they allocate €50 ($56) for household help each month.
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"The big picture is how to allocate among these accounts," Moraif said.
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The regime cannot efficiently allocate the money as government officials are corrupt.
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The House's bill would allocate $747 million, including the Cures money. Rep.
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How should the United States allocate its resources among these three groups?
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Delegate-allocation rules can vary greatly from state to state: broadly speaking, most early-voting states allocate delegates on a proportional basis, while those that vote on or after March 15th allocate on a winner-takes-all basis.
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"I think people who need to allocate to equities are doing it regardless of news and people who don't need to allocate are just sitting on their hands," said Ilya Feygin, managing director and senior strategist at WallachBeth Capital.
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I can influence where we allocate our capital, where we put our people.
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So, the government has to allocate 2000,220 acres (400 hectares) of forest land.
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The right way is to allocate risk where it can best be managed.
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So It allows the finance person to do more than just allocate costs.
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It's how you allocate that time that determines what your life looks like.
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San Francisco's zoning laws allocate 53% of land to detached, single-family homes.
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And Lord, please allocate patience for everyone else that doesn't agree with us.
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That data gets used to allocate research funding and make decisions about design.
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Some allocate payouts by auction instead of lottery, which effectively means demanding interest.
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Greater uniformity, they noted, would streamline their research and help them allocate capital.
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These cuts show mismatch between the rhetoric and what they're willing to allocate.
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Understandably, aid agencies have to make tough decisions on where to allocate funding.
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They said many companies allocate security expenses differently to minimize the reported number.
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Second, Congress should allocate adequate resources to execute a comprehensive nuclear security strategy.
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Such expropriation would surely chill incentives to innovate and to allocate capital efficiently.
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Census data helps the government allocate federal aid and draw state legislative districts.
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The challenge comes in trying to allocate these organs efficiently and also fairly.
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Congress, however, extended the Pentagon's legal authority to allocate it for another year.
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The solution, obviously, is to allocate some of the latter to the former.
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Congress did not specifically allocate any funds to implement the TFTEA, it said.
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But it is ultimately up to Congress to decide how to allocate funds.
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During the 1980s, Congress would allocate some $4 billion to defeat the rebels.
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And to achieve that, we need to allocate labor as efficiently as possible.
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Municipalities have been hesitant to allocate money, given the controversy surrounding the practice.
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It is time to allocate resources to help our communities thrive once again.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra.
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Most states allocate sales tax revenue based on the location of the buyer.
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Fitzgerald doesn't allocate any of his clients' money to gold or other alternatives.
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There are few guidelines on how states have to allocate block grant money.
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The industry regular succeeds in getting Congress to allocate funds to useless programs.
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Both are at less than 30% nationally, even when we allocate undecided voters.
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They need to allocate resources to finding the thousands who disappeared under ISIS.
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Both will allocate your money according to your age and expected retirement date.
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Congress has repeatedly refused to allocate the roughly $85033 billion he's requested annually.
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But we also began using YNAB to obsessively track and allocate every penny.
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Because what McConnell is doing is effectively ceding Congress' power to allocate money.
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The U.S. Pacific Ocean territory held a single caucus to allocate its delegates.
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The government said it would allocate funds to maintain and boost conservation efforts.
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It could create committees to help the public, to help allocate the money.
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She'll be able to trust a company to automatically allocate her money appropriately.
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Funds allocate their largest active share to the stocks least likely to generate alpha.
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A county prosecutor has to make decisions about where to allocate its scarce resources.
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The financial flexibility allows teams to allocate the saved money toward fortifying their rosters.
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Wade is overturned, and allocate public funds for postpartum care for low-income Oregonians.
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And so, the returns accrued to those that allocate well against the scarce asset.
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When do you prepare each dish, and how do you allocate limited oven space?
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Coord's map could also prompt city officials to rethink how they allocate curb space.
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Votes for losing candidates will be used to allocate the 150 party-list seats.
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Levy decided to allocate some of the program's funds to rigorously evaluating its effects.
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Rich nations pledged to allocate $100 billion a year towards climate finance by 2020.
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In regions with large Muslim populaces, hotels sometimes allocate floors solely for women travelers.
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Three states allocate 123 delegates to candidates who win a majority in congressional districts.
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The question is just how technology can allocate that indifference as efficiently as possible.
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The deal also would allocate money for states to promote enrollment in health coverage.
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We have no greater asset than our people, and yet we allocate less than .
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After Sandy, New York was quick to allocate money to rebuild, Siders points out.
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I mean, is that a great way to allocate resources in the United States?
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The clause is a way for the parties to allocate risk in an acquisition.
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However, you don't have to allocate all of your downtime to getting work done.
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This bidding process can be fair and efficient when universities allocate the points equitably.
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The placement subsystem is used during PUT requests to allocate storage for new objects.
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Their current contracts typically allocate all such rights to their clubs and national federations.
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Non-government organizations could then use the information to better allocate resources, she added.
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The Senate does not allocate any funds to the State Department or related agencies.
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Details of how the state will allocate the money have not yet been finalized.
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Michigan will hold its primary on March 10 and will allocate 125 pledged delegates.
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Let's allocate enough money to reclaim our position as a leader in world aviation.
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This could start a major shift in the way that investors allocate their assets.
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In 1996, Missouri and Pennsylvania began to allocate state funding to pregnancy resource centers.
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They recognize tax avoidance is encouraged if corporations can choose where to allocate profits.
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The information gathered is used to allocate congressional seats and to disburse federal money.
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If you make $23,000 a month, typically you allocate your budget based on dollars.
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"The more concentrated population is, the easier it is to allocate capital," she said.
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Dalio said investors should allocate 5 to 10 percent of their portfolios to gold.
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Congress can allocate money for infrastructure to guard against the next climate-related disaster.
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At least the Soviet bureaucrats attempted to allocate resources, however badly that turned out.
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The legislation this week would actually allocate the money to specific programs and agencies.
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The company said it will continue allocate White Claw until supply returns to normal.
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Our national leaders should allocate the funding necessary to crack-down on drug dealers.
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Look for companies that are currently growing earnings but also allocate capital back to shareholders.
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Pekao has said it is able to allocate 100 percent of its profits for dividends.
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Also allocate time to monitor mortgage rates — not many homebuyers realize these rates change daily.
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The Senate has proposed $1.1 billion, while the House is seeking to allocate $622 million.
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It's especially important for ETFs that allocate large portions of their portfolios to Apple's stock.
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She was able to allocate over $8,500 toward paying off her outstanding credit card balances.
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At the same time, the budget proposal does allocate some extra dollars for border security.
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It would allocate another $10 billion to help those individuals start farms or growing operations.
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This would give up on the quixotic attempt to allocate multinational profits accurately across countries.
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But Democrats decided to allocate their delegates in the March 26 caucuses, where Vermont Sen.
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"You have to allocate the expenses attributable to personal use versus rental use," said Westley.
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O'Rourke wants to allocate $100 billion in federal contracts to women-owned small businesses. Sen.
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If you don't go, they'll take your vote and allocate it where they want to!
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Zwelithini is the custodian of the Trust, giving him wide powers to allocate land use.
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I typically have to allocate at least two and a half hours to do laundry.
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It plans to allocate up to a third of its portfolio to emerging markets eventually.
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But, he says, the system provides a way to allocate care that's backed by studies.
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And without that first building block it is tricky to allocate the remaining big jobs.
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Their bill would allocate $100 billion to the opioid crisis over the next 10 years.
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This year the legislature approved a large increase in funds to allocate toward teacher salaries.
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In practice, however, derivatives weren't being used to allocate risk to people who wanted it.
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I also intend to allocate funds towards researching the feasibility of automated manufacturing in Vancouver.
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He claimed he would allocate money from other parts of the government for the project.
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Many of those choosing to rollover will seek advice on how to allocate their funds.
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The government is dead against any further European deals to allocate refugees among member states.
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That would allocate funding to several national security programs, from satellites to missile warning systems.
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Nixon has declined to allocate funding for indigent defense that the legislature has already approved.
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Democratic leaders have stood by their refusal to not allocate additional funds for the wall.
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This is about getting the facts straight as we try to allocate our resources wisely.
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The court found that this had enabled European producers to allocate market share among themselves.
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"Is that a great way to allocate resources in the United States?" he asked rhetorically.
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Index-makers have become finance's new kingmakers: arbiters of how investors should allocate their money.
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Congress has yet to pass a bill that would allocate $1.1 billion to fighting Zika.
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The Rural Digital Opportunity Fund will allocate the $21625 billion over the next 2900 years.
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In this case, a client was looking to allocate part of his portfolio to timber.
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"Is that a great way to allocate resources in the United States?" he asked, rhetorically.
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The Rural Digital Opportunity Fund will allocate the $20 billion over the next 10 years.
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After receiving congressional approval, the Department of Homeland Security would then allocate grants to states.
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When engineered systems allocate life, death and everything in between, the stakes are inevitably moral.
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The basic rules about how we allocate federal power are not going to change soon.
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Uber said it would allocate resources to help Danish Uber drivers through the shutdown process.
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It would make much more sense to allocate H-1B visas via an auction process.
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Ultimately, a simpler tax code can save taxpayers money and more efficiently allocate economic resources.
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The Microsoft plan will allocate $25 million of the $500 million specifically to address homelessness.
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Lower pay means less income to allocate to debt repayment and to saving for retirement.
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Washington will allocate 2628 pledged delegates, the second-biggest haul of the night after Michigan.
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The bill under consideration on Capitol Hill would allocate $500 billion to distressed U.S. businesses.
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The bill under consideration on Capitol Hill would allocate $2296 billion to distressed U.S. businesses.
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The chemists find what they need through their own channels; I only allocate them funds.
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The issues can have major ramifications for how publishers and advertisers allocate their marketing budgets.
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Formal rationing is when governments allocate goods by specifying exactly how much each family gets.
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The US used rationing during World War II to allocate gasoline, sugar, and even meat.
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When users cannot agree how to allocate quotas, courts will have to settle the dispute.
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Forcing firms to reveal their climate vulnerabilities will help increasingly worried investors allocate capital appropriately.
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The dozen bills, once completed, will allocate every dollar across a myriad of federal programs.
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"We're going to allocate our resources in the best way we possibly can," Rizzo said.
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By contrast, many European insurers allocate more than 70 percent of their funds to bonds.
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It also intends to allocate 12,000 square feet to become a public child care center.
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The U.S. government has also sought more time from Congress to allocate the remaining funds.
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It's possible that some states would choose to allocate their electors in a proportional fashion.
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But the broader question is how we allocate the responsibility for the ethics of technology.
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Somalia hopes to allocate 15 offshore blocks with a potential bid date schedule for November.
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Mnuchin added that the White House's plan would also allocate $300 billion for small businesses.
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Other sticking points remain, including how much money to allocate for barriers at the border.
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More recently, experts have debated how to allocate ventilators during a potential future flu pandemic.
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How to allocate these limited resources continues to generate significant public debate and political controversy.
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To achieve this response it must perceive the direction of the light and allocate resources preferentially.
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In Japan, the rich chose to allocate just 23.7 percent of their assets to wealth managers.
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" On the trail in Indiana, Cruz explained the move as "a decision to allocate our resources.
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In its research, Morningstar instead asked respondents how they would allocate $1,000 between two investment choices.
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"You're supposed to, as the US attorney, allocate resources and set priorities," Hickton told BuzzFeed News.
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Opioid epidemic: The bill will allocate an additional $45 billion for substance abuse treatment and recovery.
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The first is that it kills off debate over how to allocate scarce resources, encouraging waste.
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The posited problem with predominantly passive capital markets is that they cannot possibly allocate capital efficiently.
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But whether it will allocate money towards content over technology remains to be seen, he added.
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You don't need to make compromises and allocate part of your inventory to the online platform.
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Romero said that the government would allocate about $2.1 billion next year towards the refinery's construction.
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Scott also reiterated his request to the Obama administration for a plan to allocate federal resources.
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A key role of the financial markets is to allocate capital to the most efficient companies.
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Now, the Senate has worked out a bipartisan deal will allocate $1.1 billion in emergency funding.
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Universities, in particular, don't allocate many funds to human resources and Title IX offices, says Clancy.
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In the event of a tie, Google will allocate the slots randomly among the tied bidders.
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The winning bidder would then allegedly allocate an interest in the leases to the other company.
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SS) for 24.16 billion yuan ($3.5 billion) as part of a reorganization to better allocate resources.
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Here's how we would allocate the money: We would place 75 percent in fixed-income investments.
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Doing so allows public health agencies to quickly allocate money and manpower where they are needed.
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Another amendment would allocate more money for healthcare costs for the disabled and elderly on Medicaid.
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Sok said on Monday it planned to allocate 85 percent of its shares to foreign investors.
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Under those proposed standards, banks holding loans to large corporates may have to allocate more capital.
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Market watchers pay attention to how top insurers allocate money in their biannual investment strategy briefings.
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By helping to allocate scarce public funds more accurately, machine learning could save governments significant sums.
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Currently, Wal-Mart managers allocate hours within the times employees say they are available to work.
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Knowing that you are ready to allocate funds is a sign that you are ready. 3.
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In order to safeguard protected areas, experts emphasized the need for governments to allocate additional resources.
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In order to safeguard protected areas, experts emphasized the need for governments to allocate additional resources.
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But she suggested that Democrats don't plan to budge from their refusal to allocate wall money.
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The government will allocate money to help them grow by acquiring other firms locally, he said.
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He sits on the school's endowment and pension-investment committees, which allocate more than $5 billion.
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Trump declared a national emergency in order to allocate unappropriated funds to building a border wall.
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A budget is a monthly plan that breaks down where you allocate your income into categories.
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Failing to allocate spectrum to those who value it the most is a formula for failure.
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It might allocate a lot more credit to the government itself and its favored housing sector.
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For all of this to occur, Congress must allocate funds to mount a robust national response.
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That is particularly true in Florida and Ohio, which allocate their delegates in winner-take-alls.
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The feds, he added, can only allocate manpower and resources to go after massive fraud operations.
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It did not say how much it would allocate for safety-related spending in 2019/20.
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How VCs allocate their time is an age old question and the source of much curiosity.
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Unlike other bake-offs, however, these participants can allocate their total time as they see fit.
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Earlier this month, Congress agreed to allocate $267 billion over two years to combat the epidemic.
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They recommend that a triage officer or a committee thinks broadly about how to allocate ventilators.
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They recommend that a triage officer or a committee thinks broadly about how to allocate ventilators.
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Spelman and Morehouse both agreed to allocate 14,000 free meals per year to students in need.
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"They'll come in clumps and when other people don't want to allocate capital," Mr. Buffett said.
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The fourteen states that voted Tuesday will allocate more than a third of all pledged delegates.
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The simplest reform would allocate them to some or all of the existing legal admission categories.
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Ohio is set to allocate 136 pledged delegates to the national convention with its primary election.
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But Republicans later rejected a proposal to allocate $10 million to the C.D.C. for gun research.
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Prior to the moratorium, most members used the earmark system to allocate money for pet projects.
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Yet legislators continue to allocate enough funds to cover only a mere fraction of that maintenance.
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Over the next several months, donors and foundations will allocate billions of dollars to progressive causes.
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Let's get even more particular in our language, and the ways in which we allocate identity.
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That's the real issue: how to allocate finite resources and attention among seemingly endless health needs.
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The winner-take-all primaries should be revised to allocate delegates based on popular vote totals.
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JP Morgan and Wells Fargo are arranging the loan for Lamar, which may allocate later today.
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Congress also agreed to allocate $7.6 billion for the Census Bureau to conduct the 2020 census.
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Each of these is a bet, similar to a CEO deciding where to best allocate capital.
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He said that for large investors, deciding where to allocate capital is now the primary concern.
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He also promised to allocate money from the state's budget surplus to the teachers' pension system.
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In concept, that information is sufficient to allocate limited resources among beneficial alternatives to maximize benefits.
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Activity: Deciding How to Allocate Scarce Livers Have students establish an algorithm for allocating scarce livers.
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They will in effect be forced to allocate capital to China's stockmarkets, many for the first time.
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Like Flattr itself, it allows users to allocate a monthly budget that they want to pay publishers.
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Minnesota:No polls have been conducted this year in the Gopher State, which will allocate 22020 pledged delegates.
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But you anticipate these problems, you always make sure it's safe, and you allocate time to it.
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But in its 2016 budget, the cash-strapped government did not allocate any money for the subsidies.
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Henske likes letting kids choose how to allocate money into three categories: spending, saving and charitable giving.
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More importantly, the institutions that allocate capital need to believe the price rebound is sustainable, he said.
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And it is used to allocate hundreds of billions of dollars in federal, state, and local funds.
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In contrast, active managers have the ability to strategically allocate away from potentially lower yielding government bonds.
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What we're watching: In Boston, residents ages 12-22 can participate and allocate $1 million per year.
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How do you allocate resources in a way that helps the lower -- INGRAHAM: You grow the economy.
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Some smaller opposition groups say they doubt the new deal because it does not allocate power fairly.
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All of which, however, relies on the assistance of lawmakers to push the stations to allocate funds.
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We would allocate the other 40 percent to corporate debt such as Wells Fargo and US Bancorp.
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However, European founders are consistently getting it wrong in how they allocate options and equity to staff.
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The $14.1 billion would allocate funding to several national security programs, from satellites to missile warning systems.
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As such, Amazon warns that it's important to allocate the necessary network bandwidth to accommodate these options.
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Antecapio's approach will be to allocate money to six to eight portfolio teams through two different funds.
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Trump's economic advisors have recommended the government allocate tax credits for private investors who underwrite infrastructure projects.
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The $7183 billion would allocate funding to several national security programs, from satellites to missile warning systems.
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This second set of concessions helped the deal to close and allocate on Wednesday, one source said.
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Call together a Syria Reconstruction Council, hear the issues, sum the needs, and allocate the resources, conditionally.
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"They wanted to allocate part of the tanks for a strategic oil reserve," the source told Reuters.
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The US Constitution simply says that the state legislature determines how to allocate the state's electoral votes.
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Free markets can better determine prices and allocate resources, while still making sure the public is safe.
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So, why doesn't GM allocate new products, presumably CUVs, to the plants that have been producing sedans?
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At issue is how much money Congress intends to allocate for a wall along the southern border.
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The Democrats, who controlled the city council, refused to allocate money for Sanders to hire a secretary.
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Trump declared the emergency last month to allocate roughly $8 billion for barriers along the Mexican border.
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The bill would then designate a "special master" to allocate $15 billion to creditors Puerto Rico owed.
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We know he is lying because the total amount we allocate to these fields is less than .
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Unlike many social programs, these programs do not allocate money based simply on formulas or promised results.
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Alibaba is working with a hospital in Shanghai using data to predict patient demand and allocate doctors.
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Democrats and Republicans are billions of dollars apart on how much to allocate toward a border wall.
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Senate Republicans have floated the possibility of attempting to allocate $5 billion over the next two years.
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He was originally allotted 12 minutes, but planners made a late decision to allocate 20 minutes instead.
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Asked how much money the National Republican Senatorial Committee would allocate to help Cruz in Texas, Sen.
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Walmart will not hire seasonal workers for the holidays but instead allocate extra hours to current employees.
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Yang instead calls for the states to allocate delegates on a proportional basis, like Maine already does.
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Instead, Congress should look to reduce redundancy in the VA budget and allocate resources toward priority needs.
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State parties decide how to allocate their delegates, whether through a primary election or a caucus system.
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The measure would allocate $2202 billion for border security, including pedestrian fencing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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What are the odds that Congress would allocate the funds to giving vaccines to poor people abroad?
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Warren and Cummings' bill would allocate $100 billion to the opioid crisis over the next 10 years.
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On October 11, 2011, the government promised to allocate $21 million to paving part of the road.
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"That might change the way people allocate equity," said Kate Mitchell, co-founder of Scale Venture Partners.
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The House and Senate have struggled to decide how specifically to allocate the money to federal departments.
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ERio must allocate BRL12 billion to fund one of its pension fund (FF-Fundo Financeiro) in 2016.
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Along with allocating political power, the census in recent decades has been used to allocate federal money.
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Congress is considering a bill that would allocate $1.275 billion to quantum research from 2019 to 2023.
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We hope it'll help you to more wisely allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Owners can have more control over operations — and better allocate resources — if they own all the companies.
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It's not just about the dollars you allocate to a program, but who was implementing the program.
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Ms. Warren said she would allocate roughly $20 billion over 10 years to pay for her plan.
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We hope it helps you to more wisely allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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President Donald Trump, Ivanka's father, has directed USAID to allocate an initial $50 million to the fund.
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This put the mission outside the normal State Department procedures used to allocate security funding and personnel.
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You tag and categorize every dollar of your income and allocate how you'll spend it each month.
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Lotteries that allocate scarce resources are not set up to distinguish the neediest from the merely needy.
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The census, conducted once every 10 years, is used to allocate federal funding and determine congressional districts.
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Op-Ed Contributor Companies are wrestling with how to allocate the windfall from the recent tax act.
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If we over-allocate medical resources to corona, it will come at expense of treating other illnesses.
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When you've figured out where to trim and how much to allocate to retirement, automate your savings.
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There are a lot of areas impacted by the industry, so we have to allocate our resources.
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A signature tension in the talks to date is how to allocate any money from the settlement.
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Prices allocate scarce resources to the people who value them most and encourage people to find substitutes.
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This number is the percentage you should allocate toward stocks, and the rest should go toward bonds.
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They allocate their time and energy differently, focusing more on personal growth, their thoughts, investments, and work.
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Neither were the specifics of any future political arrangement that might allocate greater power to local authorities.
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They allow us to identify and isolate patients and allocate scarce medical resources for isolation and treatment.
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One thing's for sure, Bloomberg knows how to allocate capital and apply it in the political realm.
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Without it, governments have no idea whom to tax, conscript and protect, or where to allocate resources.
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Staff will then allocate your room to be the first cleaned, so you can check in first.
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In the 1990s, President Clinton requested that federal agencies allocate additional school resources for armed resource officers.
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We allocate resources for a reason, not because we like or dislike a particular country or leader.
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Let's instead use the market to allocate resources, which it does fairly and efficiently, by and large.
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If gift giving is such a bad way to allocate resources, why do people keep doing it?
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After the claims of an improving economy, the U.K. finance minister outlined where he would allocate more funding.
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Democrats and Republicans argued back and forth for weeks over how much aid to allocate to Puerto Rico.
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In that case, what percentage of your "business income" should you allocate to housing, food, clothing and incidentals?
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But long-term investments require money—and representatives who are willing to allocate that money to support them.
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The bottom line is that there is no single one-size-fits-all way to allocate to cash.
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Census data serves as the basis for decisions about how to allocate federal resources and draw congressional districts.
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Global and emerging markets funds may allocate more of their portfolio to Brazil after the reform, he added.
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Set a reasonable payoff schedule, based on how much you can afford to allocate to repayment each month.
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So how should investors allocate capital in the real estate market on the verge of a Trump administration?
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Clewlow said it's those people who have the biggest impact on how governments allocate funding to transit agencies.
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Tebas has said that teams will have to allocate tickets in the right places to avoid incurring fines.
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Not expecting this, the European Parliament has already agreed on how to allocate the U.K. seats after Brexit.
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This is a change from a previous policy that did allocate customers' tips toward delivery workers' base pay.
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Based on initial reports, NBC News was able to allocate 140 pledged delegates each to Clinton and Sanders.
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" "This was a strategic and particular decision about where we allocate finite resources, and not one taken lightly.
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It's the ability for them to allocate their budget in a more sustainable way from a labor perspective.
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Unfortunately, that means we can't allocate resources to Revolv anymore and we have to shut down the service.
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Mr Fawcett plans both to allocate funds to more algorithms, and to increase allocations to those already picked.
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O'Rourke's bill would also allocate $250 billion to encourage private investment in research and development and climate science.
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They injected CNY13 billion at end-2016, and are likely to allocate the remaining CNY1.5 billion in 3Q17.
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Trump Tower has yet to allocate specific fall budgets to battleground state directors, a Trump campaign official said.
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Several fraught steps must be taken in order to allocate billions in federal funds to a border wall.
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Investors now allocate 20.05 percent of their total portfolios to the ETFs, compared to 295 percent in 20143.
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"Considering the current situation, the government is planning to allocate 500 acres more land for them," he added.
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An alternative solution follows the mechanisms to allocate electricity — a smart market for drone airspace and flight paths.
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This will also allow co-investors to know how much of a round they should allocate to you.
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Unfortunately, the state didn't allocate the money our schools actually need, and didn't define a sustainable revenue source.
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He researches market design—eg, creating mechanisms to allocate resources without money, such as school places in Boston.
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And this current announcement, while lofty in its rhetoric, stops short of actual policy that would allocate funds.
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But managers also have access to a pool of discretionary funds, which they can allocate to individual employees.
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Musk wanted to allocate some $7 million to an automation project at the company's plant in Fremont, California.
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He argues he has the authority to allocate funds from other parts of the government to construct it.
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If I think about the taxes, it is the most inefficient way to allocate resources within an economy.
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Looking forward, the French bank has said it plans to allocate its capital in a more efficient way.
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Extinction Rebellion is demanding the government declare a climate emergency and to allocate resources to tackling the issue.
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In opening remarks, the UAW's Jones called on FCA to allocate new products to under-utilized assembly plants.
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This would bode well for investors able to allocate to select emerging market currencies and local bond markets.
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Some industry experts had questioned whether the government would allocate any tables at all to the new resort.
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The key is to start early and allocate however much money you feel comfortable setting aside for investing.
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Recently, the dating app let any user allocate $100 to a women-focused charity on International Women's Day.
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The local government will also set aside another 103 million permits for auctions and to allocate to newcomers.
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Hoping to make the system fairer, some feeder schools now allocate places on the basis of pupils' proximity.
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The broker vote helps firms decide which research providers to keep and how to allocate their research dollars.
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Countless programs depend on the census to collect accurate data adequately allocate resources that we all rely on.
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Darrell Issa would take funding from asset forfeiture and allocate it toward reducing the backlog for rape kits.
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Trump didn't change anything about the need for candidates to make fine-grained decisions to allocate scarce resources.
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Bridgewater's Dalio said that anyone thinking of going down the succession path to should allocate plenty of time.
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Trump declared the national emergency last month to allocate roughly $8 billion for barriers along the southern border.
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He began the funding process, which led Congress to allocate almost three times more than what he requested.
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"We have aimed to provide oversight and to allocate taxpayer dollars with the greatest of care," Graves said.
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Democrats in Minnesota, Maine, Colorado, Nebraska and Idaho have opted to allocate delegates in primaries rather than caucuses.
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This record reflects good management: most firms know how to allocate capital well, unlike their profligate Chinese peers.
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House Democrats sued after the emergency declaration, claiming that only lawmakers can allocate federal funding under the Constitution.
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Congress also uses the count to allocate hundreds of billions of dollars in federal programs to the states.
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Both the Vanguard and iShares funds, for example, allocate about a quarter of their assets to Chinese stocks.
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The Legislature voted last Thursday to allocate $5 million for a new center devoted to gun violence research.
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Top appropriators are negotiating to allocate funds among 12 spending bills, aiming to strike a deal by Wednesday.
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HUD, the group says, did not do enough to allocate funds for these contracts before the shutdown began.
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Some brides choose to allocate significant funds to their hair and makeup, going full-out on the glam.
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It has allowed states to allocate their limited funds to the children and families damaged by the epidemic.
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Will congressional lawmakers finally allocate funds for Zika research, detection, and prevention when they return from summer break?
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The company's own example portfolios allocate between 6.9 and 15 percent of customer money to a cash account.
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The Senate voted down a measure on Wednesday that would allocate $250 million worth of election security funding.
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This law would allocate federal resources and improve treatment programs for mental health and substance abuse. http://thehill.
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They can allocate up to $5,000 in pretax earnings toward day care or other forms of child care.
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France also promised support to its firms and Italy will allocate 25 billion euros to firms and families.
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Palkovics will now chair an 11-member council on behalf of the Academy to allocate and monitor funding.
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Bret: My guess is that he'll declare a national emergency and allocate Pentagon funds for the border wall.
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As a nation, we allocate about four times as much on retirement and health benefits for aging adults.
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Actual candidate and campaign professionals do need to make some fine-grained decisions about how to allocate resources.
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The Golden State, the largest primary contest of the cycle, will allocate a whopping 415 pledged delegates. Hill.
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The contest will allocate 89 pledged delegates, making it the second biggest haul of the March 10 contests.
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Idaho No recent polls have been conducted for the Idaho primary, which will allocate just 20 pledged delegates.
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In this model, local people decide how to allocate whatever benefits or income are derived from the projects.
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The Lone Star State will allocate 228 delegates, more than any state voting this week other than California.
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That would allow the country to quantify its resources and allocate them where needs are highest, they said.
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How can our government protect our national security assets if the administration does not allocate the necessary resources?
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Human Rights Watch, while praising the new law, urged the Tunisian authorities to allocate money to enforce it.
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But they do allocate money toward their personal development, self-growth, making themselves more marketable — you name it.
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We hire people because we are busy, and we often fail to allocate enough time for proper onboarding.
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It's also important to allocate a portion of this money to meet short- and long-term financial goals.
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The company reported a shortage in September and strategized to allocate supply to all of its distribution partners.
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"We need to allocate more money to create the services needed for families and children," Mr. Karellas said.
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Responding to the inevitable public outcry, Congress will allocate additional funds to subsidize the higher cost of insurance.
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"He could allocate some more money in his budget, if he chose to, for discretionary use," she says.
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Still, experts say there are a few key things to consider when deciding how to allocate your money.
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Then those doctors and hospitals are largely free to allocate the money they make as they see fit.
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One of the initial obstacles was a disagreement on how and where to allocate revenue from marijuana sales.
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State chief ministers allocate land in much the same way the "licence raj" of old doled out production quotas.
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Indeed, plants perceive self and non-self and allocate resources differently when they encounter tissues of these two types.
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Meanwhile, the budget date has also been brought forward by one month to help ministries better allocate their spending.
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Results are used to draw political boundaries, allocate seats in Congress and distribute roughly $800 billion of federal funds.
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Lattice will intelligently allocate work to the best members of the mesh, based on the requirements of the task.
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The ample risks mean that most advisors will limit how much of a client portfolio they allocate to alternatives.
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On Wednesday, an amendment to allocate $250 million for election security was rejected by the Senate on partisan lines.
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"Good investors have to choose how to allocate their mind-share with the precious capital they have," he said.
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Should Brown sign the bill, Oregon would be the 15th state to allocate its electoral votes in this way.
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The next step in mental-health reform is to allocate more money and expand the workforce, says Mr Pathare.
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Both companies have built technology platforms to manage their tenant listings and to allocate tenant expenses and streamline payments.
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Companies will begin to allocate more resources to create a comprehensive clan ecosystem within the game to promote discussion.
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Schenck and Ritchie said it would "ensure that we allocate capital efficiently, across both the banking and trading books".
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But that's often different to where their actual sales take place, since they can allocate profits to subsidiaries elsewhere.
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It could help allocate scarce resources—like clean water and food—more equitably and identify new sources of growth.
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That was following recommendations from the 9/11 Commission that encouraged Congress to allocate a dedicated public safety spectrum.
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And he did so in order to obtain more money for the wall since Congress declined to allocate it.
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Make a list of alternative asks, whether it's tuition reimbursement or the ability to allocate time to your passion.
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Data on efficiency is not sophisticated enough to allow models to intelligently allocate resources to it and within it.
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The central bank says banks have been free to allocate foreign currency as they see fit since the float.
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The problem is that not all cities around the world have the same resources to allocate toward climate preparedness.
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And future IPOs might also use an auction system to allocate stock, a bit like Google did in 2004.
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Currently Democrats are willing to allocate $1.6 billion to border security—not a wall—whereas Trump wants $5 billion.
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"Let the market determine where workers' labor is best allocated, let people who allocate capital determine that," Loeb said.
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There is also no guarantee that communities would make the best choices or allocate money within each district coherently.
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Gunvor also had to allocate under $100 million as provisions for litigations that are still open, including in China.
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As they add more and more investors, companies need to allocate new preferred shares that artificially pump up valuation.
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With financial independence as the end goal, here are five recommendations on how to best allocate that bonus check.
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However, we almost certainly reached the point where the markets were deep enough to efficiently allocate capital long ago.
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They allocate debt and its associated interest costs to their American subsidiaries, reducing profits there and boosting them elsewhere.
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Then it tried to blow up budget negotiations by demanding that Congress allocate funds to pay for The Wall.
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The company will discontinue its dividend to allocate more resources to a strategic plan to drive growth and value.
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You know how to take other people's resources or spending habits and allocate them to something larger than life.
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Lawmakers have not yet decided how much money they will allocate for the new machines, according to The State.
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Allocations on the first lien loan are expected on Thursday and the second-lien loan will allocate on Friday.
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It is imperative that Congress should also allocate equivalent money for those that need rehabilitation from drug related imprisonment.
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To restore the balance, Straus wanted to allocate one and a half billion state dollars to the public schools.
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Congress should allocate a substantial amount of funding to the NPS backlog to get the parks back on track.
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On the upside, we can create more jobs and allocate more funds towards improving our roads, bridges, and ports.
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It is common to allocate a new board seat for the lead investor for each new round of investment.
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The bill would allocate more than $85033 million through the 2020-2013 two-year budget cycle, the outlet reported.
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It's impossible to allocate salaries with perfect fairness, and revealing yours gives your coworkers a direct measure of comparison.
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Soon enough, we had extra money to allocate for things we looked forward to, like vacations and family outings.
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The federal government should make a decision now about how to allocate based on which areas are hardest hit.
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They should also allocate funding to empower girls and address the problem of child marriage at home and abroad.
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GRIFFIN: WELL MARKETS – WE WANT OUR MARKETS TO BE EFFICIENT BECAUSE THAT'S HOW WE ALLOCATE CAPITAL AS A SOCIETY.
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The divestment is part of broader efforts to optimize its portfolio and better allocate capital, according to the filing.
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Trump again said he is considering declaring a national emergency to allocate money for the wall without congressional approval.
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This is a modest sum and there is no good reason for Congress to refuse to allocate the money.
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Taken at face value, that means Trump would allocate more than half a trillion dollars to reviving America's infrastructure.
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The reverse auction model, which was used successfully by the FCC to allocate spectrum, guarantees an open application process.
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State petroleum buyer EGPC said it would allocate over $500 million to cover its October needs after the cutoff.
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As noted above, DPA allows the government to identify, prioritize, and allocate scarce resources in a time of emergency.
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Abortion rights activists believe that this is the first time that a city will allocate money specifically for abortions.
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In January, Microsoft announced that it would allocate $280 million to help provide affordable housing in the Seattle area.
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Mr. Weah should instruct the finance ministry to allocate funds only to government entities with an approved procurement plan.
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He called for Congress to allocate an additional $8 billion for space security systems over the next five years.
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You can allocate and deduct the cost of your mortgage, taxes and other expenses attributable to your home office.
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The network said it would continue with that reduced schedule in order to "allocate staff resources" to covering coronavirus.
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It is to put money into low-cost stock and bond funds, allocate the money appropriately and rebalance periodically.
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It also helps healthcare organizations allocate resources into partnerships that can effectively address common issues among their patient populations.
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In Econ 101, students learn that market economies allocate scarce resources based on the forces of supply and demand.
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He has agreed to allocate $750,000 from the county budget to provide free legal services to immigrant detainees there.
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In 2016, when Clinton defeated Sanders by the narrowest of margins, there were coin flips to allocate some delegates.
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Many well-intentioned school board members and district leaders believe that they already allocate resources according to student need.
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"However, we are trying to allocate capital to businesses that help the transition to a more carbon-neutral world."
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Navient also failed to follow Mr. Gokey's directions to allocate payments to loans with the highest interest rates first.
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The survey, conducted every 10 years, is used to allocate federal funding and political representation, among other administrative actions.
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Eighty-nine percent said they expect to allocate more of their portfolio to ETFs during periods of market volatility.
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"As long as the users stay on board, the advertisers will allocate their ad budget towards Facebook," Mogharabi said.
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The Trump administration wants to allocate $2.4 billion to the Secret Service, up from $12 billion a year ago.
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The Trump administration wants to allocate $2.4 billion to the Secret Service, up from $12 billion a year ago.
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It is making decisions about how to allocate capital into various companies, a process that requires its own expertise.
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However, EU countries have a hard time figuring out how much money to allocate to the different policy aims.
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Third, it is not nearly enough for investors and corporations to allocate a portion of their portfolios to sustainability.
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Each borough was given its own budget that it could allocate independently to suit the needs of the community.
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Bernstein claimed that investors who adopt passive strategies are free-riders who abrogate their responsibility to allocate capital intelligently.
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"Now, this camp is full ... We are negotiating with the government of Rwanda to allocate another camp," said Bigirmana.
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EGPC plans to allocate more than $500 million this month to purchase petroleum products, a government official has said.
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Their frustration is growing and some are hoping their new leaders will allocate the funding to fix Florida's water.
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February 15 - Trump declares a national emergency to allocate funds to build a wall on the border with Mexico.
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"A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention and a need to allocate that attention efficiently," he wrote.
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The City of Cape Town has also produced this handy calculator to help residents allocate their daily water allowance.
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And, no, there is almost no way that Congress is going to allocate $25 billion for a border wall.
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The survey showed insurers intend to allocate more to private markets such as private equity and real estate equity.
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He also doesn't say anything about how to allocate access to underpriced units that open up in hot markets.
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The survey showed insurers intend to allocate more to private markets such as private equity and real estate equity.
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At this point, it's too early (and stereotyping perhaps) to just allocate particular groups to one candidate or another.
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Census data is used to allocate federal programs and heavily informs how lawmakers craft policies, especially around civil rights.
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You can't allocate tens of billions of dollars a year without some action by the legislative branch in particular.
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One hundred percent is best, but even if you are very risk-averse, allocate at least 75 percent to stocks.
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Such a system, if it wins market share, should help environmentally friendly investors better decide how to allocate their money.
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The administration hopes Congress will allocate $460 million next year for states to fund medication-assisted treatment for opioid abuse.
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Tepco plans to allocate 500 billion yen annually in the coming decades to pay for decommissioning at Fukushima and compensation.
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How should progressives determine where to allocate time, attention, and money when choosing incumbent Democrats to challenge from the left?
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Video With 750 GTs spoken for so far, Ford has announced plans to allocate the final 250 later this year .
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The company also said it expects to allocate part of the proceeds from this transaction to increase its share repurchases.
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"These calculators are great at creating a general road map for where you could allocate investments," said Lowy at UBS.
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George added that it can be useful to allocate time to such programs from the outset to avoid becoming overwhelmed.
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It might actually allocate budget to making taxpayers aware of Free File, and increase that dismal 3 percent usage statistic.
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The Democratic National Committee has not received any VIP tickets to allocate for the event, a spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Urban officials have remained as reluctant as ever to allocate land for funeral use, even for the burial of ashes.
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Prestigious government-run institutes are reluctant to allocate more seats for students and believe that quality comes through squeezing supply.
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Councils could allocate smaller plots to a bigger range of builders, making the drip-drip style of construction more difficult.
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A formula would allocate the resulting revenue — perhaps one-third each to the athlete, the athletic department and the campus.
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As the dollar continues to weaken, this bodes well for investors who allocate some portion of their portfolios to metals.
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But Rossello's proposed budget does not allocate for debt service, while including other expenses that are not in the plan.
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The Justice Department under Attorney General Jeff Sessions has sought to allocate additional resources to help combat the opioid epidemic.
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Exxon has confronted NNPC, sources said, by refusing to allocate barrels from the Erha stream - significantly delaying its loading programmes.
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He said Mitsui could allocate "tens of billions" of yen to outside asset managers in the six months to March.
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"Even if funding were to be given, it is difficult to decide how we allocate such funds," the source said.
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In any case the government will continue to allocate capital through a state-run banking system with $38trn of assets.
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We allocate $21150,21200/year toward travel and spend ~$2129/month renting a car to do mini-trips outside of NYC.
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With about two million doses immediately available at that time, the IGC decided to allocate half of that to Yemen.
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They aim to help police allocate resources efficiently by using large amounts of data to predict (and therefore prevent) crime.
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As a result, investors choosing how to allocate assets in 2018 may decide not to worry about Brexit too much.
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"So we have to wisely allocate our funds," he said, adding that he prefers the consumer, banking and infrastructure sectors.
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More realistically, the robot will allow them to be 10x more productive and allocate more time to higher-leverage tasks.
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For instance, they would prefer to allocate $61 toward the student debt and $23 toward health insurance, the AICPA found.
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Allocate each worker's contribution 20163-50 to his/her own PSA and to his/her spouse/legal partner's PSA. 5.
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So it makes sense for TechCrunch to allocate a special fintech space at TechCrunch's upcoming Disrupt London, 5-6 December.
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The San Francisco-based bank also plans to allocate $400 million in donations to community and nonprofit organizations in 2018.
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Fitch expects the four banks to continue growing their branch footprints as they allocate more resources to consumer-centric portfolios.
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And Congress has chosen idealism in its refusal to allocate money for building a border wall along our southern border.
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Tepco is aiming to allocate 500 billion yen in annual profits in coming decades to pay for decommissioning and compensation.
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The company added that it will allocate a pipeline capacity of 45 billion cubic meters per year for the project.
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But this cash will no longer be ringfenced around specific cases, allowing the agency to re-allocate staff between cases.
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Census data serves as the basis for decisions about how to allocate federal resources and how congressional districts are drawn.
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It's important to know that, because it could mean we need to allocate more resources to the disease, for example.
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Federal tax, spending and regulatory policies affect how business and individuals alike allocate investment, and therefore the prospects for growth.
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If you decide that your hobby is worth exploring as a business venture, build a schedule and allocate your time.
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The announcement comes a year after GM said it would not allocate any future product to the now-shuttered plant.
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It could apply its data on food delivery demand to help kitchens to optimize prices, allocate staff and improve menus.
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It will allocate about $100 million for this with capacity targeted to be installed in the first half of 2020.
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He announced the decision last month to allocate roughly $8 billion for additional miles of barriers along the southern border.
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The center will closely track daily screening operations, shifting officers and bomb-sniffing dogs to better allocate the agency's resources.
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House Republicans are proposing an even more generous $2628 billion, while the Senate Armed Services Committee would allocate $28503 billion.
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Clinton was trying to pick up support in one of just two states that allocate electoral votes by congressional district.
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And the Central Bank of Egypt has mandated all banks to allocate a percentage of their lending activities to SMEs.
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House Republicans are proposing an even more generous $6900 billion, while the Senate Armed Services Committee would allocate $2628 billion.
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But their use remains fragmented, making it hard to compare projects and decide where to allocate money, forum participants said.
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An early draft had proposed a global compact to allocate where refugees could be permanently resettled, but that proposal failed.
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They allocate "donations" - gifts, food and cash provided by the government or CPP to villagers, often prior to election campaigns.
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Allocate funds for initiatives related to opioids to help states transition to a nationally interoperable Prescription Drug Monitoring Program network.
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The most critical decision campaigns have to make is how to allocate limited time and money between persuasion and mobilization.
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We must allocate more space to modes that provide more throughput of people (bike, bus and high-occupancy-vehicle lanes).
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Congressional appropriators have until March 23 to allocate the funds that have been approved by the deal reached this week.
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The book is the basis from which bankers and their clients allocate shares or bonds to investors in each deal.
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Constraints during the earliest stages of a hardware company's life force founders to carefully allocate resources to find creative solutions.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra on something more memorable, engaging or relaxing.
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And there's no gurantee that businesses participating in the loan program will allocate any of the funds to marketing budgets.
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So there is a huge scope here to allocate scarce resources more efficiently and to improve the quality of governance.
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In response, Japan announced in 2019 that it would allocate more resources to defend its territory from possible Chinese incursion.
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The better financial strategy, he said, is to pay yourself first — allocate money toward savings before your other budgeting categories.
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She has proposed that, starting this year, she would allocate $40 million in party funds for engaging the younger generation.
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Mr. Son has mistaken luck in venture investing for the ability to responsibly allocate billions based on a gut feeling.
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Meanwhile, Klobuchar has a 21625-point lead in Minnesota, which is set to allocate 2900 pledged delegates on March 220006.
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The negotiations largely centered on how to allocate the church's significant financial assets and how to craft a separation process.
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If the states controlled their healthcare spending, they could allocate spending optimally in the best interests of the state residents.
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Drucker said the better financial strategy is to pay yourself first — allocate money toward savings before your other budgeting categories.
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What might we have invested in if the president had deigned to designate this a true crisis and allocate funding?
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The company also said it expects to allocate part of the proceeds from this transaction to increase its share repurchases.
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Overall, the funding bill would allocate $44 billion in discretionary funding for the DHS, an increase over fiscal 2017 levels.
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First, a group would allocate extra money to one person with a high-interest debt, and pay it off entirely.
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A House committee will vote Tuesday on a bill that would allocate $1 billion to help carriers replace the equipment.
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After all, the point of the exercise is to allocate workers and machines based on presidential diktat, not market forces.
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Yet the Green Weighting Factor does not change the amount of regulatory capital the bank must allocate to its loans.
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If our kids and future actually are a priority, we need to reflect that in how we allocate limited resources.
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Another part of the reuse plan was to allocate a third of the land to house and assist the homeless.
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Border agents and technology The legislation also would allocate money for border security, such as inspection equipment and new technology.
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Cornyn has offered his own border security bill that would allocate $15 billion over four years for enforcement and security.
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This approach is somewhat more forgiving to plans that allocate the overwhelming majority of their cost to helping rich people.
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" She said the tax savings would also be used to make capital investments and to "allocate significant capital to shareholders.
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For a young artist, she seems acutely aware of her resources, and more prepared than most to allocate them appropriately.
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"The baby boomers and Generation X, who would have been young adults either when the 1970s or when it was reversed in 2000, allocate the smallest portion of the meat budget to eggs, while millennials, the oldest of whom were young adults when the AHA changed recommendations, allocate a larger portion to eggs," Paulin speculated.
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Well established companies have not been overlooked; funding is earmarked to allocate to companies with ambitious investment and scale-up plans.
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Another way to keep your tax bill in check is to consider which investments you allocate to each type of account.
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If the shutdown continues, the Department said it will "review balances" to try to allocate funds beyond the current pay period.
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She learned that shelters are not required to provide menstrual products, and they don't typically allocate donation money towards buying any.
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They also present a fresh alternative to investors, who may choose to allocate some of their money from equities to bonds.
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If you don't have enough supply, then it doesn't matter how you allocate it, some people aren't going to get it.
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Insurers allocate an average of 3.6% of their revenue to computing technology—about half the share that is typical for banks.
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Spring should be springing any second now, and we're frantically trying to figure out where to allocate our precious shopping dollars.
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Most recently, Pelosi pondered whether "Normandy fencing would work" after once again refusing to allocate funding for Trump's wall last week.
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Yee Hong Height is run by a Hong Kong NGO that works with the Hong Kong government to allocate subsidized beds.
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The White House announced Wednesday that it would allocate $589 million to make preparations for the fight against the Zika virus.
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Next, we allocate each round of funding to one of six categories; credit, asset & wealth, insurance, payments, lead generation, and blockchain.
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So I worked with these like-minded folks to gather and allocate resources to musicians who were creating culturally significant art.
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"They don't and can't allocate funds drop by drop, if they aim to invest hundreds of millions a year," Farley explained.
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But even with a successful contestant, game shows' budgets usually allocate more to on-air talent and production crews, said Boden.
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A crucial part of adapting to a warmer world is to work out how to allocate water more efficiently (see article).
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Debt is expected to remain essentially flat and Kellogg will continue to allocate $1.4 billion towards share repurchases and dividends annually.
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Aviate, Navigate, Communicate, they say — but at first aviation alone seems to take more attention and brainpower than you can allocate.
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The data from the survey is used to allocate hundreds of billions of dollars of federal funding and representation in Congress.
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This season, they plan to allocate an average $54.75 on trees, lights and the like — up slightly from $53.88 in 2015.
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Gary Herbert (R) has asked his state's legislature to allocate $50,000 in taxpayer funds to a nonprofit group that fights pornography.
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Researchers have found ways of dealing with this huge dynamic range with algorithms that adaptively allocate computer resources according to need.
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The D'Hondt system of translating votes proportionately into seats is used to allocate European Parliament seats in England, Scotland and Wales.
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But it's also critical not to squander this money; instead, allocate it wisely to meet short- and long-term financial goals.
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Public uproar over a sugar shortage prompted the central bank to allocate $1.8 billion to build a six-month food reserve.
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Ethiopian officials then launched the Women's Development Army – a plan to train and allocate one health extension worker per six families.
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Knowing how your spending needs change will help you better allocate the money that comes in and your investments, Thoma said.
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In March, the White House proposed to allocate $11.6 billion for the department, a 12 percent decrease from the 2017 budget.
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But then comes New York, which happens to allocate more delegates than Wyoming, Wisconsin, Washington, Hawaii, Alaska, Utah, and Idaho combined.
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Census data is used to apportion congressional seats, redraw lines for legislative districts and allocate billions of dollars of federal assistance.
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He said the state would allocate 100 million shekels ($27 million) for technological education and would encourage investment through accelerated depreciation.
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Instead, it stressed that in this tumultuous time for journalism organizations, it needs to prioritize how to allocate its limited resources.
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The commission will help allocate federal funds for bringing new industries into the regions, such as battery cell research and production.
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"You need to allocate additional fuel to allow you to lower your orbit at the end of the mission," Liou said.
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Thirteen states use other methods to allocate delegates—mostly either a proportional system (like New Mexico) or a convention (like Colorado).
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While that proposal was not included in the final budget, state officials did not allocate any funding for a new contract.
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States would be required to allocate higher percentages of the federal funding they receive for core work-support services for beneficiaries.
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Nor has it asked Congress to allocate the billions of dollars needed to treat the estimated 2m people hooked on opioids.
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Congress used a massive appropriations package earlier this year to allocate $380 million to states to immediately upgrade outdated, unsecure systems.
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You'll learn how to allocate budgets, use the right tactics, and explore strategic directions so you can drive your company forward.
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What the study does underscore is the useful role which active fund managers play in helping the market allocate capital efficiently.
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In May, the state representative led an effort to allocate Maine's superdelegates based on the results of the state's presidential caucuses.
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Democrats could allocate delegates fairly based on vote totals at the point when all remaining candidates exceeded 15 percent of votes.
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He also hunts for firms that have leading market positions in their industries and strong management teams that allocate capital responsibly.
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However, lawmakers have failed to come to terms on where to allocate the money amid disagreements over immigration and military funding.
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"These numbers reflect administrative choices to allocate law enforcement and prosecutorial resources more than a surge in lawbreaking behavior," Nowrasteh added.
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It will allocate about $100 million to this plan with capacity targeted to be installed in the first half of 2020.
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The budget for next year will allocate 32.8 billion lira ($5.68 billion) to support the real sector, according to the text.
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Alcoa has yet to disclose how it will allocate debt and liabilities, such as pension and closure liabilities, when it splits.
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A senior Democratic aide, however, denied that Democrats are willing to allocate that large a chunk of money to the Pentagon.
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Ultimately, all profound financial problems must have political solutions, because only governments have enough authority to allocate damage and restore confidence.
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"Rationing" — a form of decision-making to allocate scarce resources — is something health care providers hope they never have to do.
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Many managers were also authorized to slightly increase the total number of payroll hours that they could allocate to their workers.
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No congressional action was needed, he wrote, as courts have great discretion in deciding how to allocate cases within their districts.
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I also think [part of the] race conversation [is] around who actually gets to control, allocate, manage, and spend that money.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra on something more memorable, engaging or stress-relieving.
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Staggered primaries allocate too much power to early states, giving some Americans far more influence in choosing a candidate than others.
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Another found that parents' division of labor, particularly fathers doing household tasks, predicted young adults' attitudes about how to allocate housework.
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If you find this lottery a weird way to allocate 5 percent of our one million precious green cards, you're right.
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It's a leadership team's job to allocate time and effort into the health of an organization, because that leads to growth.
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Its initial release includes breakdowns of how individual companies will allocate their tax savings, based on their public statements and disclosures.
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"You'd probably want that Roth to be 100% in equities and allocate all your bonds to the traditional account," Levine said.
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The cards made it easier to count groups when precinct chairs needed to allocate county convention delegates to the viable candidates.
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Could U.S. Soccer choose to allocate that revenue differently, or to pool it to ensure that it was at least equal?
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I recently opened my first investment account, with Vanguard, and I had to decide how I wanted to allocate my assets.
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The state will allocate 136 pledged delegates in its March 17 primary and is a perennial swing state in presidential elections.
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One obvious answer is that officials in federal, state and local government do not allocate the resources necessary for preventive maintenance.
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Haider described the coronavirus as a "national security risk" and said the Trump administration and Congress need to allocate funding accordingly.
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For instance, you can allocate a tiny portion of your portfolio to a margin trading order to hedge across multiple positions.
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Bezos didn't specify how he would allocate the Earth Fund's resources, but if you're reading this, Jeff, we've got some ideas.
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Although many loans trade over par after allocating as demand for deals continues to outstrip supply, few allocate over face value.
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The factions agreed to allocate $39 million to support "communities historically marginalized by the sin of racism," according to the agreement.
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However, actively managed equity mutual funds have been losing assets for 14 straight years as investors allocate more money towards ETFs.
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But bankers say that issuers and their bankers are not keen to allocate too much to one investor - even the ECB.
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Those costs likely stem from high school administrators' need to allocate funds toward classroom purposes as opposed to clubs and activities.
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"Then allocate a dollar amount to each person you'll have to shop for," said Christopher Tracy, president of budgeting app Mvelopes.
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Second, they look for management teams that allocate capital wisely, for example by not buying back their shares at high prices.
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The spending bill would allocate about $160 billion to go to the Pentagon and about $128 billion for non-defense programs.
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Average pay: $279,2268/year FlexJobs description: Bookkeepers typically prepare financial reports, allocate and verify accounts, reconcile accounts, perform audits and more.
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They also allocate $1.375 billion for border barriers, the same amount that was designated to fencing in last year's spending bills.
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However, Asian respondents to the survey said that they expected to allocate more funds to ESG investment in the coming years.
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Congress needs to allocate more money now to help states upgrade their equipment and computer systems, and to perform threat assessments.
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"It will require countries and institutions to re-allocate capital from other endeavors to fight against a warming planet," Wilson wrote.
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He wants to cut the share of funding he gives to the military and allocate more money to the civilian economy.
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According to people familiar with the project, Clinton's organization will help allocate funding to "resistance" groups opposing the Trump administration's policies.
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A corollary is that a voucher system invests all registered voters with a stake, since they now have money to allocate.
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Their temporary solution was to pass a bill that replaced a previous formula with one that used block grants to allocate funds.
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I think we should predict an error rate, tax medical services for it, set aside those funds, and allocate them as needed.
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John Kelly, the head of that government agency, will have the discretion to allocate the money as he sees fit, Mulvaney said.
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The key divide between Democrats, Republicans and the White House continues to center on how much aid to allocate to Puerto Rico.
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In order to receive the full amount of both benefits, some Gold Star spouses allocate the Defense Department sum to their children.
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WORK IN PROGRESS However, there are still differences between Russia and Saudi Arabia over how to allocate the scale of the cuts.
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Demonstrations began last year against a government plan to allocate farmland to the capital Addis Ababa for development, potentially displacing many farmers.
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Both Florida and Ohio use the winner-take-all method to allocate Republican delegates, making the stakes in those states particularly high.
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We're still deciding how we want to allocate that money between paying off loans, investing more, and setting up our emergency fund.
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Science reports that the extra money came from bipartisan agreements to surpass caps on discretionary spending, leaving another $300 billion to allocate.
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RURAL CHANGE AT AN OX-PACE In rural areas, though, farmers remain dependent on the state to allocate scarce equipment like tractors.
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Democrats, led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, have refused to allocate any money for a wall.
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The company also will allocate $200 million to increased drilling and completions activity, adding three rigs by the end of the year.
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Pence also said the Trump administration would call on Congress to allocate $8 billion over the next five years for space defense.
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It is critical to determine where the virus may surface if the authorities are to allocate resources and block its spread effectively.
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Warren touched on her housing plan that would allocate money specifically for older Americans, and touted a bipartisan bill with Iowa Sen.
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Maryland voters will decide whether to allocate an increasing amount of gambling revenue every year to public education starting in fiscal 2020.
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They were there to decide which candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination would get the three county delegates their precinct would allocate.
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As part of that goal, GPE is striving to get these developing countries to allocate 20% of their overall budgets for education.
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Democrats allocate delegates proportionately, so Clinton's blowout win in Georgia netted her a lot more delegates than Sanders's narrower win in Michigan.
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It is fiddly to have portfolio managers account for every minute spent talking to analysts and then allocate the time among customers.
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In regions with predominately Muslim populaces — which in Asia include Malaysia and Indonesia — luxury hotels sometimes allocate floors solely for women travelers.
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In the first are less-than-convincing initiatives, such as changing SOEs' culture so that they allocate resources more like private firms.
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This information can then be used by cities and mobility companies to better allocate parking zones and manage the flow of traffic.
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To track a suspect's movements and conversations, police chiefs no longer need to allocate dozens of officers for round-the-clock stakeouts.
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Greg Clarke, the chairman of the FA, has pledged to put the proceeds into a trust to allocate to improving local facilities.
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Ravi however said she would continue to advise the government to allocate more funds for healthcare to achieve its 2025 GDP target.
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A big task is working on the president's budget request each year, which details how to allocate funds for the space agency.
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Many complain that they, "who know all about the industry", should allocate slots instead of "know-nothing economists" working for the regulators.
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But Congress has yet to allocate more aid to Flint or other cities around the country struggling to repair aging water infrastructure.
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These benefits should be considered as city planners decide what rules to impose on micromobility providers and how to allocate urban space.
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As uncertainties grow, investors who still need to allocate their capital are staying with funds that have a proven performance track record.
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Two of the three states with the most MSIs — Texas and Florida — now allocate some portion of state funds based on outcomes.
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Meanwhile, last week, New York City officials announced that they would allocate $250,193 to pay for low-income patients to get abortions.
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"We can't allocate manpower to scrutinize farm loan documents," said a manager in a rural branch of State Bank of India (SBI.NS).
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Selling the stake in Jafco would "contribute to Nomura's drive to enhance capital efficiency and optimally allocate its management resources," Nomura said.
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In a CNBC interview, Mnuchin described the spending levels as "top-line" numbers, which would leave appropriations committees to allocate the funding.
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Both Florida and Ohio use a winner-take-all method to allocate delegates, making the stakes in those two states particularly high.
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At retirement, it allows you to allocate company stock and only pay regular income tax on the cost basis of the stock.
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In a CNBC interview, he described the spending levels as "top-line" numbers, which would leave appropriations committees to allocate the funding.
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It would allocate $1.375 billion for 55 miles of bollard fencing, much less than the $5.7 billion Trump wanted for a wall.
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From there, it can also allocate that patient to the right staff and track what procedures have and have not been done.
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Brazilian federal prosecutors will determine how Petrobras should allocate the funds in Brazil between social and educational programs in a future agreement.
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Canada would have to more than double its annual $19bn defence spending to allocate 2 per cent of GDP, equivalent to $40bn.
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Since taking office, Trump has called for Congress to allocate money for the wall instead and have Mexico pay the US back.
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Previously, it's been common practice for cryptocurrency developers to pre-allocate a certain amount of their new cryptocurrency to self-fund development.
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A corrupt government can create a blockchain system to count the votes and just allocate an extra million addresses to their cronies.
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While this application is used to determine federal student aid, many colleges and universities use the FAFSA to allocate need-based awards.
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Business Insider spoke with four leading fintech companies who have completed significant capital raises to understand how the founders allocate their money.
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UNOS is the organization responsible for organ allocation, and they are constantly working to improve the way they allocate organs for transplantation.
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Before the vote question, it asks respondents a series of questions about the EU and uses those results to allocate the undecideds.
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The key sticking point is how much money Congress should allocate for the President's long-promised wall at the US-Mexico border.
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We can allocate those who say they're undecided on whether they hold a favorable or unfavorable view of each potential Democratic nominee.
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The deal will "contribute to Nomura's drive to enhance capital efficiency and optimally allocate its management resources," Nomura said in a statement.
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In 1899, the National Ex-Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty and Pension Association called on Congress to allocate pensions to the aged class.
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Company-provided health insurance can also increase consumer purchasing power by reducing the dollars consumers need to allocate to purchasing health insurance.
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"They don't set aside and allocate $20 billion in year one; otherwise, it would be a one-year program," Mr. Cuomo said.
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He spent recent days blasting other nations on Twitter for failing to allocate enough money toward defense, setting up a contentious summit.
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He said the typical family foundation had three to four meetings a year, where executives read proposals and allocate funds to charities.
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And while nonprofits are known to have few funds to allocate to such positions, Peraza says many organizations do have communications budgets.
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The indictment said that Mr. McClendon instructed his subordinates to conspire with others from the second company to allocate leases among themselves.
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They noted that some proposals are already underway by utilizing existing fundings and that they're negotiating with lawmakers to allocate new funds.
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Beijing said last month it would allocate 500 million yuan ($73 million) for armyworm prevention and control to help secure grain production.
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As the old saw goes, budgets are "moral documents" that show us how the authors would choose to allocate finite national resources.
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Currently, the Florida House is discussing a proposal that would allocate an additional $2 million to the state's Commission on Offender Review.
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More From VICE: Getting High Injecting Snake Venom Understanding the prevalence of food allergies can also help allocate funding towards studying them.
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Higher yields also present a fresh alternative to investors, who may choose to allocate some of their money from equities to bonds.
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As production costs rise with inflation, companies have less profits to allocate toward employees, so wages are not growing much, he explained.
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He's just trying to narrow down his investment universe to get a better idea of where to allocate his money most efficiently.
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Most eyes will be on Michigan as voters in six states head to the polls to allocate more delegates to party nominees.
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Trump's executive orders on immigration order the Department of Homeland Security to identify and allocate funding to start building his promised wall.
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There's just one problem: It's not clear if Congress will allocate the hundreds of millions of dollars needed to fight the epidemic.
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As the seats are allocated to a party, they in turn allocate them to candidates starting from the top of their list.
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Continuing to do this today is to allocate capital as if the platforms did not exist and had not won that battle.
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We need a national manufacturing director to assess and allocate national supplies and ramp up production and distribution of what is needed.
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And the DC Circuit Court ultimately sided with the EPA, deferring to the agency's explanation of how best to allocate scarce resources.
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These findings are consistent with research showing that people tend to allocate contributions in laboratory games toward fellow members of their group.
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State governors can allocate resources, tap state funds, make emergency regulations, prohibit price-gouging, and waive or suspend laws impeding effective responses.
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The deal will allocate $150 billion to states and localities battling the pandemic and $55 billion more for the health-care system.
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Many require political parties to place women in favorable ballot positions and to allocate portions of their budget to training female leaders.
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She said the commission would allocate 37 billion euros, or $41 billion, to fight the health and economic consequences of the coronavirus.
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The firm could influence how campaigns allocate their ad dollars in this election cycle, which could account for up to $10 billion.
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The bill would also allocate $22.7 billion to build 12 new Navy ships, including three littoral combat ships, two more than requested.
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Adding them to the count could make it easier for the authorities to decide how to allocate resources and assess treatment options.
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Bidermann, meanwhile, said clients have wanted to allocate more money to reliable, dividend-paying Swiss stocks, such as healthcare giant Roche (RHHBF).
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Make sure you understand how to allocate your time to both make the raise a success and maintain forward momentum and growth.
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And if the government is going to allocate money in a certain direction, you should be able to see where it's going.
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As you add funds to your account, Acorns will allocate that money to an ideal portfolio based on your goals and needs.
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Either way, Apple could allocate $4 billion to $5 billion to come up with an iCloud for the enterprise, the analysts wrote.
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Because PDVSA will allocate more of its shrunken oil supplies to Rosneft, fewer barrels will be available to ship to other customers.
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Funds with distant retirement dates typically allocate about 90 percent of their portfolios to stocks, with that percentage declining as retirement nears.
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Among specific industries, Morgan Stanley analysts predict that manufacturing companies will only allocate 9 percent of their tax savings for their workers.
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George started the #FreePeriods program, eventually getting the British government to allocate money for it, and becoming a hero to many girls.
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However, passing the appropriations bills to actually allocate the money to specific agencies has proven harder to do before the shutdown deadline.
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Multiple-year funding is essential to continue large-scale trials, proactively plan next steps for research programs and allocate research dollars effectively.
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He said it was "completely possible, and not a violation of the law" to allocate more land to Jews than to Palestinians.
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Some call for returning the money as a dividend to taxpayers, while others aim to allocate the revenue to fund government programs.
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Based on the joint venture agreement, Disney and Comcast will decide how they want to allocate the shares bought from AT&T.
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The official population count is used to allocate seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and distribute some $800 billion in federal funds.
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It currently has branches in both Frankfurt and Amsterdam and would have to allocate more capital and employees to turn them into subsidiaries.
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Emanuel already allocates just over half of surplus revenues from the districts to the school system and has resisted calls to allocate more.
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Speaking ahead of his meeting Wednesday, Trump promised a plan that would allocate taxpayer dollars carefully, with an eye toward reducing wasteful spending.
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As they execute, programs (C and C++ programs, in particular) should be deallocating all of the memory they allocate as they actually run.
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In addition to improving data collection, the government needs to take more seriously and allocate greater resources to combating right-wing violent extremism.
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While pay for elected members of Congress is set by legislation, individual offices have discretion over how they allocate funds to staff members.
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Multiple countries are currently scrutinising Huawei's security practices, as governments decide which parts of their 5G networks to allocate to the Chinese giant.
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Attentive has an "augmented sales assistant," which allows teams to keep up with their sales pipeline and guides managers to allocate resources better.
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Thus Mr Trump was able to allocate about $8m of his campaign funds to pay family members and his own businesses for services.
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Based on the joint venture agreement, Disney and Comcast will decide on how they want to allocate the shares bought from AT&T.
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"I'm a big believer that the two countries together can both win and grow the pie, not just allocate it differently," he said.
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Jimmy believes the opposite, saying the bill gives states more power to allocate money from the government -- and he thinks that will backfire.
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"Furthermore we believe the market could now allocate a higher probability for further orders from new/existing customers going forward," UBS analysts added.
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Some Chinese investors have even reduced the amount of money they allocate for overseas property purchases due to Beijing's tight capital outflow regulations.
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The national transplant system tries to allocate kidneys that are expected to last the longest to patients expected to need them the longest.
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LPs traditionally invest in many asset classes, such as public equities, and they allocate a small percentage of their portfolio to venture capital.
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Although the new policy will not scrap H-1Bs entirely, it will allocate them on merit rather than by the current lottery system.
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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria have come to play a role in more and more decisions about how to allocate financial investment.
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Because Democrats allocate delegates proportionally, Sanders needs to not only win, but win by very large margins to close the gap with Clinton.
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The Mobility Fund II project is meant to allocate more than $4.5 billion to encourage building out mobile broadband service in rural areas.
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It requires active management and policy decisions about how to allocate resources, and how to communicate with the health plans that sell coverage.
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Once you allocate the majority of your salary to your apartment, it leaves you very little wiggle room to spend on everything else.
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Motorola was at the time trying to convince the FCC to allocate more frequency bandwidth to companies trying to commercialize the nascent technology.
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Taken together, these inclusions compel investors who track indices to allocate billions of dollars to China, even if some are wary of it.
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Any fundamental change in a society hinges on questions of power: who has access to power, and how those in power allocate resources.
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As economies grow and governments are able to allocate more resources to health, the share of individual out-of-pocket spending typically falls.
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This way, if an intensive user stopped using your app, you can allocate more advertising budget on this user to bring them back.
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Figuring out what's driving wildfires is important for identifying where best to allocate resources to protect lives and property while anticipating future risks.
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As a result, the investment firm advised clients to instead allocate assets in a strategy that historically paid off when similar conditions arose.
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Goodwin and her team hope that research like this helps mental health professionals to allocate resources to the populations who need them most.
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One of the greatest merits of ridesharing is to mobilize and efficiently allocate fragmented and under-utilized resources to meet fluctuating transportation demands.
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The Cabinet will allocate 100,000 Egyptian pounds ($5,530) compensation to families of each victim in Tanta and Alexandria's church bombings, state TV said.
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Previously, research was bundled within trading commissions with asset managers and hedge funds determining how to allocate their research budgets through a vote.
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We had a finite budget, and we had to allocate it, and some tracks we just couldn't get because the money wasn't there.
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But during the primaries, these candidates too often had to allocate precious resources to defend against daily attacks from candidates other than Trump.
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It would allocate fiscal funds and launch major investment projects quickly this year and make sure planned policy and reform measures were implemented.
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Bipartisan congressional negotiators opted not to allocate any money towards the project in the $1 trillion spending bill approved by Congress on Thursday.
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When you require extra resources for a short-term need, you can allocate them, then shut them down when the push is over.
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The investment group Pipeline Angels was launched in 2011 to allocate more angel investing dollars to women, particularly minorities, and nonbinary femme founders.
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You actually have to bend yourself into a pretzel not to simply allocate money for public goods, and yet that's what they've done.
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"Google does not publicly allocate revenues or profits to Android separate and apart from Google's general business," Google's lawyers wrote in the filing.
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The regulator CRE said daily auctions would be held from March 31, 2019 delivery, to allocate capacity for the France-England power interconnector.
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The Democratic National Committee mandated that each state allocate its delegates proportionally among candidates who receive at least 20203 percent of the votes.
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While states decide exactly how to allocate their delegates, the thrust of the GOP rule book is that front-runners get a bonus.
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The Treasury will also lean on firms that use intercompany loans to allocate debt to the American operations and depress their profits there.
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By freeing up the role, Tauber gives Merkel another option as she seeks to allocate top jobs to competing factions in the CDU.
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Some have worried, however, that tracker funds dilute the purpose of the stockmarket, which is to allocate capital to the most attractive companies.
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Congress is expected to allocate the first relief package, reportedly just over $5 billion, as soon as it returns from recess on Tuesday.
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Earlier this month, Trump threatened a government shutdown should Congress not allocate money to build the wall that Mexico has refused to fund.
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Trump's proposed budget would increase defense spending to $750 billion and allocate $8.6 billion to fund his proposed wall along the southern border.
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Buoyant stock markets have puffed up the portfolios of big endowments and pension funds, encouraging them to allocate more cash to alternative investments.
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This year, even when the leveraged loan business has shrunk, investors are expected to allocate more than US$100bn to private credit funds.
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" Fiedler said the move will also allow the district more flexibility to allocate resources to items deemed more critical to its "primary purpose.
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"That is one of the more important tasks we face, is to prioritize and allocate resources in accordance with the strategy," he said.
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After your initial seed round, you'll usually have to allocate a board seat to the firm or person who led that seed round.
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A MAC clause is a means for the parties to contractually allocate who will bear the risk of adverse events during this time.
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The rights issue was aimed at improving the company's financial structure and to allocate new shares to existing shareholders, the wire service reported.
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The bureau also said the bank did not clearly inform customers that they could instruct the bank on how to allocate their payments.
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What's more, census statistics are used by cities, counties, states, and Congress to decide where and how to allocate billions in government funds.
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The budget also failed to allocate enough money for salaries of state workers and peshmerga fighters in the Kurdish autonomous area, Sadoun said.
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And yet under our supposedly improved retirement system, Americans are encouraged to allocate their assets, evaluate mutual funds and even select individual stocks.
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States in Schatz's program would receive a dollar-for-dollar match from the federal government for the funding they allocate toward state schools.
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It's to help you organize your priorities and give you the freedom to make decisions on where you allocate your hard-earned money.
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These recurring tasks eat into your daily bandwidth and accounting for them will help you strategically allocate the time left in your day.
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We would also allocate another $1.1 billion for non-barrier infrastructure such as surveillance technology and the relocation and retention of border agents.
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That body is supposed to set deadlines, push the resolution of interagency disputes, and allocate funding and personnel to help speed-up reviews.
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Adam Bandt, a member of the centrist Greens party, deplored Mr. Turnbull's decision to allocate government funds to both sides of the debate.
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Two years ago, Holt introduced an amendment to the legislative branch spending bill of 2015 that would allocate funds to do precisely that.
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The company is undertaking an internal debt restructuring to allocate debt optimally between the three entities - Sime Darby, SD Plantation and SD Property.
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It is only reasonable to allocate more funds for the protection of the yellow-eyed penguin at this dramatic point in their lives.
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The company will allocate $150 million over five years to its tuition benefits program in an effort to retain current and future employees.
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"This provides our investment professionals with the flexibility to allocate funds between different asset types according to where they see opportunities," it said.
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Instead of paying-off exorbitant interest rates, you could allocate your funds to other platforms like investments where they have opportunities to grow.
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In April, House and Senate committees passed appropriations bills that would allocate money for assisted reproductive technology at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Some GOP contests will take place in the form of state conventions or state committee votes to allocate their delegates to the RNC.
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Both chambers have put forward their own versions of legislation that would allocate $4.6 billion and fulfill the Trump administration's request for funds.
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The Education Department relies primarily on childhood poverty rates derived from the census to allocate the program's annual budget of about $16 billion.
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The Senate legislation would allocate about $1.3 billion to improve facilities at the border and $2.9 billion for the care of migrant children.
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Those perches gave him enormous authority to allocate funds and to bring home special projects for his state, often called pork-barrel spending.
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Ford's Armstrong said pressure to build electric and hybrid cars had forced the carmaker to make choices about where to allocate its capital.
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The two-week delay means lawmakers have more time to haggle over the presidential push to allocate $5 billion for a border wall.
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And then, we need to allow customers to choose how they want to allocate their time and their budget between offline and digital.
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Nor will it force him to allocate the resources necessary to actively thwart President Vladimir V. Putin from doing so again in 2020.
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Mr. Trump has asked lawmakers to allocate $1.6 billion this year toward building a wall along the roughly 1,900-mile border with Mexico.
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He teamed up with two nonprofits, Robin Hood in New York City and Tipping Point in San Francisco, to help allocate the funds.
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Ms. Lommen encourages her clients to allocate a year's expenses or more to cash, certificates of deposit or short-term bonds, if possible.
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Hairston said that state legislatures should allocate resources for schools to hire more trained mental health professionals, including counselors, psychologists and social workers.
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Canadian companies are legally required to spend a proportion of programming budgets and allocate a set portion of air time to Canadian content.
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You'll need to allocate the bulk of your budget toward tickets for the game at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.
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And what needs to change to free up more money to allocate toward the things you just identified as most important to you?
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Sheriffs have a great deal of discretion in how they allocate their budget, whom they hire and whether jails are expanded or overhauled.
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A more extreme requirement would see democracies allocate greater weight to the votes of citizens who are more engaged in the political process.
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The libertarian side meanwhile counters that government, guided by mindless bureaucracy, has neither the qualifications nor the incentive to allocate public resources sensibly.
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"We continue to allocate resources to the markets with the most compelling long-term opportunities," Chief Executive Niklas Östberg said in a statement.
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We have a plan for where to allocate our savings — a mix of cash in our 401(k)s, IRAs, and taxable accounts.
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The primary worry is whether Mexico will allocate enough funding and resources to implement labor law reforms the country passed earlier this year.
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Mr. Trump has asked Congress to allocate $1.6 billion this year toward building a wall along the roughly 1,900-mile border with Mexico.
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This is where you allocate funds to cover the cost of programs you&aposll participate in to improve your career and business skills.
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"There's very strong demand from China's high-net-worth individuals to allocate assets overseas," said Michael Lu, managing director of Robeco's China subsidiary.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa plans to allocate delayed radio frequency spectrum by March next year, the telecommunications ministry spokesman said on Tuesday.
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There is no way to allocate 50% of my time to my work life, and 50% of my time to my home life.
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He asked Congress to continue to allocate the funds necessary to institute the law's provisions, including new programs meant to reduce recidivism rates.
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This means it can now allocate around 80 percent of its exploration budget to areas up to only 20 km from existing platforms.
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The World Bank needed a capital increase, she said, and the IMF a change to the quotas that allocate voting rights to members.
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Even if the subcommittee sees fit to allocate some additional funds to TFI after next week's hearing, the battle will not be over.
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"In environments of healthy but modest economic growth, investors typically allocate a scarcity premium to firms able to generate superior growth," Kostin added.
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HIGH-END DRILLING With activity recovering, Schlumberger said it would allocate investments, capacity and expertise to contracts that meet its financial return expectations.
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Why not allocate a certain percentage, perhaps 85033 percent, of repatriated technology company cash to support fledgling tech ventures engaged in such businesses?
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A law passed before the most recent elections demanded that parties allocate at least 30 percent of taxpayer-financed electoral funds to women.
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Since passing the budget deal, appropriators — the lawmakers in charge of the nation's purse strings — have been negotiating how to allocate the money.
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So far, Democrats haven't supported this proposal for that reason, saying it doesn't allocate enough resources for child care services or other programs.
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These are the initial highlights from Sitharaman's fiscal 2020-13 budget speech: * India to allocate 2.83 trillion rupees ($39.82 billion) for agriculture and allied activities * Approves 3.6 trillion rupees ($50.65 billion) for a federal water scheme * To allocate 993 billion rupees ($13.97 billion) for the education sector in 2020/21 * Taxes from medical devices to used to fund healthcare infrastructure * India to allocate 690 billion rupees ($9.7 billion) toward healthcare spending * Scheme focused on encouraging manufacture of mobile phones, electronic equipment and semiconductor packaging to be introduced * Milk processing capacity to be doubled by 2025 $1 = 71.0700 Indian rupees
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"We allocate our resources where they can generate the best possible returns for our shareholders," Michael L. Corbat, Citigroup's chief executive, said in statement.
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Chief executive Christian Sewing wants instead to allocate more resources to businesses that have more stable revenue streams, with wealth management one of them.
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For instance, the 2018 budget would allocate $6.2 billion for the Department of Agriculture's Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).
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Since equal weight ETFs allocate a portfolio equally – no matter how large or small the stock is – it could be more suseptable to volatility.
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SoftBank will have to allocate approximately $20 billion a year to dispense with its intended $100 billion fund in its five-year time frame.
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In addition, when lawmakers are figuring out how to allocate funding, the places where people were undercounted could get less money than they deserve.
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This is for investors who have a high-risk tolerance or for those who allocate only a small portion of their portfolio to it.
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Everyone should articulate their plans in order to make them a reality and learn how to allocate limited resources, advises the former wealth manager.
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"Advertisers commonly look to allocate digital budgets to video ad units without necessarily impacting TV spending one way or the other," the analysts said.
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The two companies were already working together on a project initially called Flattr Plus, where users can allocate a monthly payment to online publishers.
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Ka-shing's donation is meant to supplement recently announced government measures to allocate two billion Hong Kong dollars ($255 million) to support small companies.
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The way states allocate delegates differs, but because of proportional allocation, close contests result in each leading candidate receiving an equal share of delegates.
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Savings: I allocate $222 into a separate account for things like taxes, credit card user fees, vet appointments, medical bills, and other irregular expenses.
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The idea that markets, left to their own devices, will efficiently and fairly allocate resources had gained adherents in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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This can help you know how much you need to save, and how much you can allocate toward variable costs like flights and gifts.
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To some extent, the interview format does allocate a space for empathy, but it does so in a way that requires time and patience.
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"Dean's Choice" an option chosen by sellers to allocate three to five percent of the sales proceeds back to living artists during resale transactions.
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They allocate their funds for a spectrum of financial returns, ranging from commercial (VC returns) to sub-commercial (impact investing) to outright charitable donations.
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In China and Japan firms allocate capital badly because they are not answerable to outside owners, and earn returns on equity of 8-9%.
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It is also asking Congress to allocate money to hire 3,000 new F.B.I. agents, 250 Justice Department lawyers and 250 S.E.C. investigators and enforcers.
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Life changing events, such marriage or children, can have a major impact on which benefits you choose and how much to allocate to them.
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