"A monthly allowance, like you give your child a monthly allowance, so you give your sugar baby a monthly allowance," she says.
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After a court cut her allowance, the mother sued to get Gloria and the allowance back. Mrs.
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Heretofore, they were given an allowance to participate without identifying all resources in advance, but FERC killed that allowance.
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"An allowance can be a really useful tool, but you have to clearly define what the allowance covers," Beck said.
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Children raked in an average $499 in allowance last year, a 6% increase from 2018, according to RoosterMoney, an allowance tracking app.
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"The allowance is taxable income to the employee, but they could previously deduct any work-related expenses they spent the allowance on," Nilson said.
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In 2017 BusyKid partnered with Stockpile to become the very first chore/allowance platform that allows kids to use their allowance to purchase real stock.
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The bill, consistent with Bennet's interest in a child allowance, would mandate at least $25 per week as a dependent's allowance for children of unemployed workers.
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The app shows children start receiving allowance around age four, with younger children often starting to get an allowance when their siblings begin to receive it.
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Handouts such as the old age living allowance and low-income working family allowance had also eased the aggravating impact of the aging population, he said.
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He used $75 from his own allowance to get his classmates in the black, instead of using it for sports equipment, as he typically spends his allowance.
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Or imagine your kids' allowance automatically accruing to them weekly via text — and an allowance "bonus" applied to any money they set aside for savings instead of spending.
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Do some planning before you raise your kids' allowanceAs you think about giving your kids allowance, you'll have to consider your own family budget, the time you have to dole out lessons as related to allowance and even the maturity of your child before putting a good allowance system in place.
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Kids ages 4 to 14 received an average $454 in allowance over the course of 2017, or $8.74 per week, according to a recent survey from allowance tracker RoosterMoney.
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Government ministers say the housing allowance known as APL, which cost the Treasury 18 billion euros last year, has inflated rents because many landlords set rent based on the housing allowance.
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Allowance cuts would hurt troops I'm writing in regards to the proposal to reduce the military basic allowance for housing with a dire warning: This will hurt more than it helps.
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The average age of a child reported to receive an allowance was 14, but 4 percent of parents said they provided an allowance to a child who was 22 to 25 years old.
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Does she at least have a clothing or styling allowance?
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A rise in the personal allowance for income tax helped.
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Leibel was reportedly living on an $18,000 a month allowance.
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The passenger gets a baggage allowance and free drinks, too.
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Don't couch it in terms of an "allowance," she said.
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As I recall, my allowance was 25 cents a week.
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An allowance is not the same thing as a blessing.
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Down one is a blind allowance of provisions like Rep.
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But a daily food allowance was still nowhere near $100.
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His parents gave him an allowance of $15 a day.
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"Can "track and administer allowance, clothing budgets, household expenses, etc.
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Let's say your cash allowance is $200 during Black Friday.
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Should James use his allowance to buy his cousins gifts?
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If only you were beautiful and rich, they assure real, pimply, allowance- or paycheck-straining teenagers (if they have an allowance or paycheck at all), you would have a more interesting, more exciting life.
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Kids ages 4 to 14 received an average $454 in allowance over the course of 2017, in addition to cash gifts for birthdays and holidays, according to a forthcoming survey from allowance tracker RoosterMoney.
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Then each person gets an allowance, and they can do whatever they want with that money, and the other person can't get mad if they spend their entire allowance on a $500 pair of shoes.
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Like a child allowance, an expanded EITC would substantially reduce poverty.
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I got a small weekly allowance when I became a teen.
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"We needed to remake it with extra seam allowance," O'Neill explains.
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Almost 70 percent of parents are providing an allowance these days.
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A gentle reminder set him straight, as did a docked allowance.
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They should be mini Grinches, but ones that still get allowance.
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Our kids started getting a weekly allowance when they turned six.
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"No more allowance!" the New York billionaire said with a laugh.
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I have younger siblings, so my mom gives them an allowance.
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Asana employees get a $10,000 furniture allowance to customize their workspace.
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Has raising my kids' allowance helped them get better with money?
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Stitch a ¼ inch seam allowance from the top of the hem.
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They received a $21964,221 clothing allowance during their first overseas mission.
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The new tax law eliminated the allowance for tax preparation fees.
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In response, Putin said, 'Donald can spend allowance however he wants.
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Similar debates continue today in countries that pay a child allowance.
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Many of the allowance apps allow parents to establish recurring disbursements.
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Do you think giving children an allowance is a good idea?
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I would love to see a European-style universal children's allowance.
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This means that the IFRS 9 loan-loss allowance would start to hit CET1 capital for a "sample average" bank in our analysis if it exceeded the bank's IAS 0003 loan-loss allowance by more than 11%.
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He also will receive a fixed pay allowance of £1.7 million a year and an annual pension allowance of £360,000, as well as discretionary variable pay and a long-term incentive award based on the bank's performance.
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How old do parents think kids should be to get an allowance?
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But many landlords refuse to take people on rental allowance, she said.
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Repeat viewings are allowed, and your movie allowance resets every Friday morning.
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For a housing allowance, she would get $25,000 per month of marriage.
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There was no family allowance or anything back then, but we managed.
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There isn't a child allowance paid to all families, no strings attached.
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That suggests a child allowance wouldn't provide much of a work disincentive.
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For a housing allowance, she will get $25,000 per month of marriage.
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Start with an allowance — and the fundamentals of saving, spending and giving.
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A universal child allowance would fix what's broken in our current system.
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So far, Clinton has resisted the idea of a universal child allowance.
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I wouldn't want you to spend your precious crack allowance being enlightened.
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And if your suitcase is above the maximum allowance, those charges skyrocket.
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He will be provided a pension, health care and a travel allowance.
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I am good at after-school activities, such as sports and allowance.
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It was the husband who would give weekly allowance to the kids.
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Affected employees were entitled to that allowance in the years since 2012.
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They'd probably call their kids socialists if they asked for an allowance.
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How much can our family afford to give in allowance each month?
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What is expected of my child in return for a regular allowance?
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But my belief that a child allowance would help considerably remains intact.
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This allowance requires drinks to be ordered with a purchase of food.
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There's already momentum toward a child allowance structured like this in California.
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They said that the allowance amounted to about 30% of their paycheck.
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Any allowance would likely bar trade involving blacklisted Iranian citizens or organizations.
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That's because an allowance can lead kids to assume they deserve handouts.
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Should I require my child to work in exchange for an allowance?
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Kids want more money than you've agreed to pay them in allowance?
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He said that "a $2,500 housing allowance would be appropriate" per month.
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Since 2010 the tax-free allowance has increased from £6,475 to £12,500.
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"I do support the concept of a child care allowance, or a child allowance, be it in the form of a tax credit or however we want to set it up," Buttigieg said at an April town hall.
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The company makes a smart debit card for kids that works with an app on parents' smartphones where they can automate allowance transfers and optionally set up tasks and chores that have to be completed before allowance is paid.
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He said he received an allowance from Duterte's office when he was mayor.
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For nearly 30 years, the couple has stuck to a weekly allowance system.
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Also, he suggests having them divide their allowance into savings, spending and giving.
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The workers said Bravo owes them three months of pay and severance allowance.
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Parents can also keep 69 days of their allowance days for later use.
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Hoynes, though slightly skeptical of a child allowance on cost grounds, disputes this.
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It frustrates customers, eats up their data allowance and can jeopardise their privacy.
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As they get older, you can start to give them a weekly allowance.
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Since 2010 the tax-free personal allowance has risen from £6,475 to £4003,500.
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This unlimited allowance applies toward any type of data streaming, including online gaming.
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Even with rehab, her recovery was tough, and Gummer was offered disability allowance.
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Want Google Assistant, but don't want to spend your allowance on a Pixel?
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Unlike this AT&T plan, it does provide a data allowance for tethering.
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Olivia bestowed the highest honor upon Swift's brother: allowance of a nose boop.
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It's SO easy to designate the allowance to different spend/save/give accounts.
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We provide his allowance in quarters to make it easier to split out.
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While Marilyn bought lipsticks, my mom saved up her allowance to buy records.
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That is an entire month's allowance under an $80 a month Verizon plan.
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The overall allowance now stands at $11.7 billion, or 1.3% of total loans.
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And they are also owing us five days' daily allowance here in France.
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One of the simplest options is to give even young children an allowance.
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And if inmates can't work, they receive a small allowance from the prison.
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The government could offer low-income families with children a clear cash allowance.
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Allowance for error and imperfection is woven into the spirit of her line.
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I get an allowance every 2-3 weeks depending on our financial situation.
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The unsigned notice announced that their allowance would be "discontinued" effective February 1.
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The allowance for certain employees to carry guns brought perhaps the most debate.
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In Canada the allowance is up to about $230 a month per child.
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When her £38 ($47) weekly allowance runs out, she sometimes begs for money.
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Nearly 7 in 10 parents gave their children a regular allowance last year.
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They saved an average 41% of their allowance last year, according to RoosterMoney.
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According to HHS, those former directors received a "physician comparability allowance," or PCA.
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When Kim Jong-un took power, he cut off his half brother's allowance.
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To get their daily allowance from leafy greens, people would have to gorge.
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But there's also a straightforward political argument for Democrats championing a child allowance.
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There's a $218,000 fueling allowance from Honda and a $5,000 tax incentive from California.
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Analysts typically factor in a 5 percent disruption allowance for their market balance forecasts.
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The first one is foundational: A regular allowance and a place to put it.
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It makes sense to revisit your child's allowance as he or she gets older.
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Buying a new laptop would amount to a quarter of my annual allowance, i.e.
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You remember claw machines, those confounded scams that bilked you out of your allowance.
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The firm also canceled its annual party and halved employees' phone allowance, he said.
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Fight Night Promotions would be booking their flights and giving them a daily allowance.
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He paused, his allowance of 100 baht (about US $3) still in his hand.
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I'll say, handing over the wad of cash I've been saving from my allowance.
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Perks include free flights home, accommodation, private health insurance and even a furniture allowance.
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Lords can claim a daily allowance of £300 ($365) as compensation for their services.
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Our 40.28-year-old intern with an allowance was an outlier in many regards.
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"I remember saving my allowance for a White Diamonds," the actress tells tells PeopleStyle.
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Eisenberg said an allowance offers one other lesson in finances and the working world.
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I'm still getting a small monthly allowance from my parents, so that definitely helps.
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The Bennet-Brown child allowance bill is, of course, limited to parents with kids.
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One serving of his soup has 70% of the daily recommended allowance of sodium.
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If passed, the House would add $20,000 to each lawmaker's allowance to pay interns.
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I buy three microwave meals from Marks & Spencer (the total goes over my allowance).
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I buy three and use my lunch allowance to expense most of the cost.
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Scrapping plans to increase the tax-free allowance for income tax would also help.
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"That is not creation of the danger, that's allowance of the danger," he said.
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I mean, you know, in terms of deciding what allowance to give or whatnot.
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It also slashed permits for those imports to almost half of last year's allowance.
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So, yes, you can actually afford a dress on your babysitting-and-allowance budget.
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The goal of allowance, she believes, is to start teaching kids about financial responsibility.
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The teams must provide lists of the 5,000 names who buy the Argentina allowance.
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Yet the last time this paltry allowance materialized was five months ago, she said.
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Many parents give their kids the bare minimum when it comes to an allowance.
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The improved rating almost doubled its borrowing allowance for large-scale sustainable urban infrastructure.
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But this allowance does not appear to be evenly applied by ESPN, Hill's employer.
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By 0834 GMT, the EU Allowance price had retreated to 18.15 euros a tonne.
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His clients' rejection rate for attendance allowance, he says, has doubled in three years.
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It had questions like: How much should your future kids get as an allowance?
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Students are also eligible for an additional loan or an allowance for living costs.
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For instance, parents will be able to set a regular allowance and financial goals.
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When I got well, I saved my allowance and bought a pair of skates.
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But Australian students can receive a "youth allowance" to heavily subsidize their living costs.
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It would also be a cash account to hold our monthly/yearly expense allowance.
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In my opinion, the concept of allowance is parallel to the concept of "handouts".
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Bernie Sanders is a baseball guy, but he's made an allowance for Sunday's festivities.
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The allowance of milk on the chamber floor may not be what it seems.
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Offering an allowance is an opportunity to teach children how to spend and save.
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Austin agreed to use his allowance to buy food instead of a weekly toy.
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My first allowance was 50 cents a week, and I realized boy this sucks.
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Mr. Almonte said parents should take advantage of "teachable moments" afforded by the allowance.
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The weekly allowance rate correlated roughly to $1 per year of the child's age.
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In the city, a three-person household with children can receive a $400 allowance.
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My mother provided me an allowance and I had to manage all my expenses.
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Many days he stayed in the room rented with his housing allowance, in bed.
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But chances are their allowance looks a bit different than yours did growing up.
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But will Cube's allowance REALLY help build a bridge for other leagues to follow?
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At least 7.503 wealthy countries provide a child allowance, including Australia, Ireland and Britain.
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Michael Bennet (D-CO) and Sherrod Brown (D-OH) have been pushing the American Family Act, a bill that would create a $3,000 child allowance for older kids and a $3,600 allowance for younger kids, directly modeled after the poverty experts' plan.
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Previously, members were given a strict daily allowance for anything they put in their mouths.
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Our employers ask us to move across the country, very quickly, with no relocation allowance.
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He saved his allowance so that he could spend his summers training instead of working.
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We got an allowance and we had jobs we had to do around the house.
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So, save your allowance paychecks; the full collection drops on PUR Cosmetics on August 10.
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Cost: You receive a $4,000 living allowance and may be eligible for an education award.
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So that one juice box would use up most of that allowance for the day.
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Adoption allowance is paid at 100% of their average pay for up to 6 weeks.
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The operating allowance for budget 2020 has also increased to $3.0 billion from $383 billion.
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Use the allowance as a financial teaching tool and leave the emotions out of it.
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A child allowance is a universal benefit paid out equally to all families with children.
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It also lets customers buy gold, and employers issue food allowance wallets for their staff.
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They do not receive a housing allowance and cannot deduct rent payments against their taxes.
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The app works on a subscription basis, whereby students pay for a monthly question allowance.
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How hard is it to let users decide what to do with their data allowance?
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He was reportedly living on an $18,000 a month allowance, according to the Associated Press.
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I expense a portion because I have a few pence left on my lunch allowance.
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A blanket allowance of willful blindness wouldn't just prevent corporate criminals from paying the price.
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For instance, you can claim an allowance each for yourself, your spouse and your dependents.
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If this were just about Albert getting an allowance, that wouldn't be such an issue.
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But London broke its annual allowance, I think, in the first two weeks of January.
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Vacation time allowance in the US after one year of employment is, arguably, pretty miserable.
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I hoarded my allowance for a pair of those from the store Merry Go Round.
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Your Belgian honeymoon would include hotel accommodations for five nights, food, and a travel allowance.
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In China, Starbucks' young baristas and shift supervisors receive a housing allowance subsidy, Wong said.
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Business Insider also reviewed a letter sent to an allowance-eligible worker announcing the cancellation.
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If they do them without having to be reminded (or nagged), they get their allowance.
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This allowance funds PR's social function and provides additional financing for the company's modernisation programme.
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By the same reasoning, the oil and gas industry's depletion allowance should be immediate too.
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This allowance does not apply in high-stakes Beano, which, apparently, is also a thing.
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He's done that by keeping himself on an allowance he worked out with his mom.
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She will, however, probably have to make some allowance for Kim's aversion to Thanksgiving food.
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Last year's profit included a $189.4 million benefit from a deferred tax asset valuation allowance.
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Meals are typically affordable so it's a perfect way to stretch your per diem allowance.
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"That does include an allowance for global warming and average sea temperature rising," he added.
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Lin withdrew her lunch and travel allowance, arguing that she was too young and inexperienced.
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But for the foreseeable future I'll be getting my recommended weekly allowance in liquid form.
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Most rich countries have adopted a policy called a child allowance to address this phenomenon.
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In March, Ms. Fowles decided she needed a regular allowance coming from a regular arrangement.
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The recommended dietary allowance is less than 2,300 milligrams daily, but most Americans exceed that.
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The Speaker's House hosts glittering receptions and dinners and has an entertainment allowance to match.
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The lack of allowance essentially taught me about money, but also how to manage it.
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I would usually receive a $20 allowance, which is $10 less than the weekly average.
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What's morally and judicially fair for us should be a reciprocated allowance for other nations.
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He does that by keeping himself on an allowance he worked out with his mom.
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He recommends decoupling chores from an allowance since the goals of each are slightly different.
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But most of them won't be able to make a big buy with allowance money.
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Teaching him to become an entrepreneurMy 6-year-old son does not get an allowance.
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The central bank could still end up using the remaining allowance by the year end.
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"We're really hoping there will be some special allowance for people like us," she said.
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Correction: A previous version of this story contained a bullet point that misstated Zuckerberg's allowance.
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Another common mistake millennials make is not properly adjusting their federal and state withholding allowance.
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That's roughly in line with what Cathay captains can earn now, before any allowance cuts.
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Considering it was a non-speaking role ... Harper's cool grand is a pretty sweet allowance.
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There would be absolutely no allowance for increased population, or for increased need during recessions.
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All of them failed to meet the allowance for at least one essential cat nutrient, such as taurine, iron, or vitamin E, and most failed to meet the allowance of three or more nutrients (at least one recipe provided insufficient levels of 19 nutrients).
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In a culture that prizes males, many parents chose to keep their "allowance" for a boy.
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Since 1994, China has exceeded its annual catch allowance every year, according to Greenpeace East Asia.
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Its child allowance is smaller in size, and the expansion to the EITC is less massive.
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The allowance feature has been there since the earliest days of the iTunes store in 2003.
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There is an allowance of $250 for the families of the dead, paid every month, forever.
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That allowance could then be spent on music, videos, apps or books, as the child desired.
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Concessions may include increased allowance to improve offices and an increase in free months of rent.
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Not only does she earn her allowance through chores, but she also collects and saves coins.
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Is your cell phone plan's data allowance way, way higher than you need it to be?
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Over all, their protein intake was about three times the recommended dietary allowance for most people.
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She even tells Randall that she was saving her allowance to give to her mother's commissary.
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Citizens use their SG$500 allowance to sign up for classes that will accelerate their careers.
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Anyone aged 272 or over can get an allowance of at least HK$21,2800 a month.
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Image: David Ramos/GettySome kids save up allowance money to buy a afford a new bike.
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Until last year, recipients were only able to use their allowance toward landline and mobile services.
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In the past 20 years the allowance has risen by more than the average house price.
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Allowance of all legal firearms to be used in muzzleloader season in the CWD Management Zone.
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I think she offered me money, like if you do this I'll give you an allowance.
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NBC News this fall has documented the ongoing delays in housing allowance payments to student veterans.
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I loved fashion illustration, and I spent my five-dollar allowance on Harper's Bazaar and Vogue.
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The average can of soda contains 150 calories, or 75 percent of a person's daily allowance.
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This is powered by UK company 7Digital, reports Engadget, and doesn't eat into user's data allowance.
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Through this, volunteers, including refugee teachers, will also receive an allowance for their efforts as well.
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Stradivari recently won an allowance race at Keeneland by 14½ lengths under the jockey John Velazquez.
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As kids, you might have fought about who got a new laptop or a bigger allowance.
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Jason Chaffetz's (R-Utah) call for a $2,500 per month housing allowance for members of Congress.
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From the outset, the strings are thwacked in a percussive manner, with allowance for birdlike squeals.
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The data revealed that the U.S workforce remains reluctant to use up its annual leave allowance.
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Some Chess artists said their compensation was more often like an allowance than like a salary.
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Net worth: $3.5 billionPrince Hans Adam II of Liechtenstein receives an untaxed token expense allowance of
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Throughout weeks of trial proceedings, prosecutors insisted the murder followed a petty dispute over Gilbert's allowance.
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Only funnier, with cooler everyday events, and a seemingly endless allowance for elaborate costumes and disguises.
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" That allowance, Ms. Fitzpatrick says, is to underscore that the new guidelines are "not about punishment.
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She retained a smaller allowance for Gloria's maintenance, but lost rights to the girl's trust fund.
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There is no allowance for changes in the division of economic output between workers and owners.
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There is no margin for error; retrospective judgment makes no allowance for changed mores or expectations.
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The package would include a tax allowance for business investment, he said, without giving other details.
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Your Money Adviser No need to worry about coming up with cash for a child's allowance.
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Ten of those workers spoke about the effect of the allowance&aposs cancellation in their store.
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This amazing young man saved his allowance and used it to pay his classmates' lunch debt.
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There's no allowance for trying to a-la-carte it into something you find more palatable.
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In the third episode of the first season, Penny goes on strike to get more allowance.
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Front-year EU carbon allowance prices ticked up by 0.4 percent to 4.79 euros per tonne.
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That means less luggage allowance or even fewer passengers, which could lead to higher ticket prices.
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In return they get a living allowance and, currently, around $228,2250 to pay for higher education.
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The problem is that there was no allowance for the transition, or the dissonance it created.
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A variety of mixtures were made where the cement powder, additives, water and time allowance varied.
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The office of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said it welcomes the allowance of non-U.
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By the time he was in his 40s, Donnie's allowance was more than $5 million annually.
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First, the new version of the bill is weakened in one key respect: 13- and 18-year-olds are excluded from the child allowance, whereas in the original bill their families were entitled to it (the House version still gives the allowance to 17-year-olds).
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The majority of parents believe they will give an allowance, but their kids have to earn it.
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And despite Cutler asking for an allowance, Cavallari's husband is doing okay in the money department himself.
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"For me, you have to grant yourself that allowance, and that's what I wasn't doing," she said.
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Soldiers in the SFC get an $80 per month "food basket allowance" that ordinary soldiers don't get.
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Stephanopoulos also enjoys a generous vacation allowance from "GMA," since he also hosts "This Week" on Sundays.
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It comes with perks like an apartment in the shadow of Big Ben and an entertainment allowance.
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There is also no allowance for an existing captive to be grandfathered in under the new guidelines.
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IBM's Lund recommended "maxing out" the pre-tax investment allowance available in your given state or country.
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On her wedding day, the 36-year-old lost her title and royal allowance to become Mrs.
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We eat about half of the daily recommended allowance of fruits and vegetables, according to government estimates.
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If we had been completely combined with no allowance from the beginning, maybe it wouldn't have worked.
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Luckily, you don't have to dip into your happy hour allowance for a potent lip color, either.
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In 2004, voters approved the Montana Medical Marijuana Allowance Initiative which legalized medical marijuana in the state.
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Botende says she is forced into transactional sex because she cannot survive on her monthly food allowance.
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For those hoping to extend the nation's annual holiday allowance, October 31st may be the best bet.
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The recommended rate amounts to an hourly wage of $15 with an allowance for paid time off.
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When asked directly if he feels his Administration has been too combative, he makes a brief allowance.
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Successful applicants can expect a starting salary of £22,896 ($29,400), plus a London living allowance of £6,711.
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Under the existing rules, one in 10 of France's 65 million people is entitled to housing allowance.
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By keeping allowance prices within a bounded range, a price collar creates a hybrid of the two.
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Mariah Carey's 7-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe are growing up — and ready for an allowance.
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The company's profit last year included a $189.4 million benefit from a deferred tax asset valuation allowance.
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Progressives might worry that children are being exploited, separated from their allowance money by "Big Toy" marketers.
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Participating farmers like de Almeida who agree to carry out the interventions are paid a yearly allowance.
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The workers - including cloth cutters, tailors and button makers - will also get an additional inflation-linked allowance.
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But the cheapest plan at $30 has actually come down in data allowance from 2GB to 1GB.
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Inmates receive a daily allowance of about $7.60, which they can save or spend at the commissary.
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The government argued furniture purchases are limited to those of "nominal value" under the Members' Representational Allowance.
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Rather, three separate invoices totaling $5,189 went toward the ambassador's office, which fell within his authorized allowance.
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Seventy-eight percent of Republicans, 72% of men, and 69% of gun owners support such an allowance.
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We started with an allowance at the age of 4 but we do half of your age.
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Analysts said they expected a drop in appetite for buying British permits, pushing up EU allowance prices.
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A mother's kids would not stop asking her for new cell phones, expensive outings, and more allowance.
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In the early morning hours, Turkey's leading cellphone provider topped up the internet allowance of every subscriber.
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While income tax brackets are adjusted to account for inflation, capital gains taxes receive no such allowance.
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That's because Washington gives public housing tenants a "utility allowance," which is normally deducted from their rent.
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While the NFL has long opposed legalized sports gambling, the allowance could potentially spell additional revenue sources.
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"Depends on whether we get an increase in the [Members Representational Allowance]," he told The Hill Thursday.
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The private segment wants the federal government to learn to live within its allowance (no deficit spending).
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"Allowance is a good thing," Penta said, but getting a conversation started is the first significant hurdle.
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While he was growing up in Colombia, his parents couldn't afford to provide him with an allowance.
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Instead of putting employees up in centralized dorms, Starbucks will give employees an allowance specifically for housing.
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He said he did this to avoid having to resign and use his retirement allowance for collateral.
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Not getting pocket money or an allowance growing up, she says, taught her to appreciate basic necessities.
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Menendez would also deny these five companies the depletion allowance that they have been denied since 28500.
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On child poverty, two senators have proposed a $3,600-a-year annual allowance for children under 6.
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The company even asked her to repay them for her clothing allowance and health insurance, she says.
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It now employs 20143 staff and provides several incentives, including a commuting allowance and higher education support.
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Do you give them an allowance, in hopes that they'll learn about investing, saving and wise spending?
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David Anasco also provided an allowance to his four children in exchange for weekly and daily chores.
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He was angry because his father planned to reduce his $1,000-a-week allowance, the prosecutor said.
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These are the same parameters as the American Family Act, the federal child allowance plan from Sens.
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Assess your cultural norms — do people really value free snacks, lunches, a book allowance and so on?
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He added that Germany's government had acted correctly by facilitating access to the short-time work allowance.
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That particular employee&aposs allowance amounted to a payment of over $500 on a bi-weekly basis.
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Just like that one woman today said that her children are giving their allowance (to his campaign).
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No allowance, however, is made for her distress, and she duly falls short in her first exam.
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Government employees will receive a monthly cost-of-living allowance of 1,000 riyals ($266) for one year.
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Simply put, no DACA allowance now with the vague promise of border security sometime down the road.
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Others might want to work part time and spread the leave allowance over a year or more.
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The representative said the allowance for failing to file the second form is for this year only.
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He said he did so to avoid having to resign and use his retirement allowance for collateral.
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The allowance rolls over into the next, so if you don't use it, you don't lose it.
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That being said, enlisted soldiers will need to buy them using their annual clothing allowance. Sgt. Maj.
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Giving out a child allowance could eliminate this kind of extreme child poverty at relatively little cost.
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According to the Washington Post, he was at one point receiving an $18,000 monthly allowance from his parents.
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This should help them — sorry, you — conserve data and avoid running out of your limited unlimited data allowance.
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Sweden pays a daily allowance of 71 crowns ($8.32) for adults and up to 50 crowns for children.
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Another mom suggested we were being control freaks by dictating what our son could spend his allowance on.
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SNAP provides a monthly grocery allowance to roughly one in seven Americans, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Frequent fliers often find themselves with hefty phone bills, and global travelers can drain their roaming data allowance.
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His mom, who primarily played gospel around the house, made an allowance for one pop artist in particular.
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Hogeweyk's allowance of small freedoms gives peace of mind to people who have lost a part of theirs.
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Mr Shulkin and, puzzlingly, his wife, also picked up a daily allowance to cover meals and other expenses.
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Farage faces being suspended from parliamentary activities or having his daily allowance cut for up to 30 days.
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China wants to only allow canola shipments containing one percent of dockage, versus the current 2.5 percent allowance.
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Universal credit's withdrawal rate is 63%, meaning claimants lose 63p for every £1 they earn above an allowance.
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Yet they often make insufficient allowance for those nuances when others are speaking, or miss the relevant cues.
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Qatar Airways holds almost half of the non-EU allowance with its 22 percent stake in the group.
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The EUAAs were valued at a 0.23 euro discount to the equivalent EU Allowance contract at Tuesday's close.
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" The study also noted that "horses with the smallest space allowance showed the highest number of aggressive interactions.
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And as you can tell by these photos, she definitely used the allowance wisely on her signature minis.
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That will cut chief executive officer (CEO) Stuart Gulliver's allowance from 625,000 pounds ($892,906) previously to 375,000 pounds.
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The top candidates will receive a funding allowance of 32.80 euros ($38) for the period of one month.
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To qualify as a recipient of the allowance, the candidate must have the right to work in Finland.
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The law neither explicitly allows zero-rating - exempting certain applications from a customer's data allowance - nor forbids it.
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I've been always fascinated by the ambiguity of Iranian poetry and literature, and its allowance of personal interpretations.
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So, yes, the feature does consume part of the monthly data allowance you receive from your phone carrier.
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It depends on whether you're asking them to use allowance to cover lunch, snacks, transportation and clothing, too.
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Yes, you're technically "paying" for the data plan in this instance, but that's true with allowance in general.
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Searches for "jobseekers" (as in jobseekers' allowance, an unemployment benefit) have historically been correlated with the unemployment rate.
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The Rent Stabilization Association, a major landlord group, said the report exaggerated the effect of the vacancy allowance.
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Bassnan's wife was allegedly receiving the money as an allowance for "nursing services," according to the 28 pages.
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At end-103, the Solvency II ratio was 136% for the group, without an allowance for transitional measures.
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The refugees' monthly allowance, when it comes through, "is not enough at all", he said, shaking his head.
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Trades made outside of the allowance have a £1 ($1.21) fee and an annual custody fee of 0.01%.
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That's a lot of cash, but we hope the direwolf allowance will be up and running again soon.
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Maduro also lifted Venezuelans' food ticket allowance 67 percent to 915,000 bolivars a month, the equivalent of $4.29.
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The proposal also included an additional allowance of 50 dinars for citizens earning between 1,001 and 1,200 dinars.
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The office of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday said it welcomes the allowance of non-U.
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The boy who blew his allowance on a 1-2 shopping trip at Spencer's Gifts and Hot Topic?
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Republicans have repeatedly complained that Democrats are using the time allowance to drag out confirmation of Trump's nominees.
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Scott Walker saying that even fifth-graders believe it's unfair, since they wouldn't want their $10 allowance taxed.
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The Fed on Monday formally proposed the allowance for regional banks and asked for comment by Nov. 25.
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A V.A. spokesman said 333 of the 12.4 veterans on the United States team here received an allowance.
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He was livid that his father, Thomas Gilbert Sr., had cut two-thirds of his allowance, prosecutors said.
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They also earn less allowance, suggesting that the gender pay gap begins at home, and early in life.
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That's double the current price of MoviePass, and the movie allowance doesn't roll over from week to week.
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He requested an allowance of $0 from the Federal Reserve for the agency at the beginning of 2018.
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In practice, though, the allowance often represents a lucrative giveaway to developers like Mr. Trump and Mr. Kushner.
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By the time your child is 6 or 7 years old, you can start giving them an allowance.
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It also is a good time to teach them to divide their allowance into spending, saving and philanthropy.
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But Mr. Abe's governing Liberal Democratic Party would only consider the one-time allowance for Emperor Akihito's departure.
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She had just sent Fatima her weekly allowance, and she called to check if she got the money.
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I think giving children an allowance is a great idea until it is legal for them to work.
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This data allowance should be more than enough to download albums, stream movies, play games, and much more.
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The allowance is intended to encourage government service and must be granted by the Office of Government Ethics.
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A: I had a tradition where they all received a weekly allowance starting at the age of 10.
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But it's still bittersweet for people who spent their childhoods longing to spend allowance or birthday money there.
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As we first reported ... she already granted a monthly allowance request filed last year by John's daughter, Cleopatra.
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One tip: if you're a certified scuba diver, show your card to get an extra 11 pound allowance.
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To put that into perspective, a medium banana or apple is around 27 carbs, the full day's allowance.
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As kids, we'd get an allowance, but they were always very strict about us managing our own money.
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But the D.P.J.'s crowd-pleasing proposals — more social security spending, a new child allowance — were wildly unrealistic.
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Shipments outside of that allowance - out-of-quota imports - are charged a higher tariff and need special permits.
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That implies that a child allowance of that size could dramatically improve the lives of children decades later.
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Every copper analyst now factors in a "disruption allowance" in their supply calculations, typically around 5 percent globally.
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Andrew gave his wife the same paltry weekly allowance as his children, and never wore a wedding ring.
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That implies that a child allowance of that size could dramatically improve the lives of children decades later.
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Nowadays, with my son who is almost 17, I make sure to give him an allowance in cash.
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She said service members can choose to use their housing allowance to live off base – 70 percent do.
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A pixelated logo ploddingly loads in its upper left corner before begging users to upgrade their monthly bandwidth allowance.
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In the early days avocados, yogurt and peanut butter were "illegal" and the banana-allowance was one a week.
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I live in a New York apartment that would be considered affordable for my salary, even without the allowance.
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The data also showed an increase in the weekly allowance amount that the children received according to their age.
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Form W-4: A withholding allowance certificate that you'll need from your employee if you withhold federal income taxes.
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Consider this a warning: You may need to keep even closer tabs on your wallet and monthly data allowance.
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Ever since the day I got my first allowance ($5 every Sunday), I've found money to be really stressful.
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Good point, I thought, but I wouldn't let him spend his allowance on guns or 10 pounds of candy.
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"The face you have to wear when Papa Tom cuts your allowance due to his lawsuits," the user wrote.
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Nearly 693m people claim some kind of housing allowance for private renting (a further 3.1m claim for social housing).
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The tax allowance will be withdrawn if the oil price rises to above $75 per barrel, the ministry said.
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His pay packet also included a £1 million fixed share allowance and a £1.1 million long-term incentive award.
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The allowance is a way to teach kids how money works, how to budget, how to plan their spending.
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Based on my allowance, it would take 2000 years for me to earn that much money on my own.
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Businesses that pollute less than the cap can sell (or trade) their excess allowance to those that pollute more.
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Many Democrats and liberals would prefer a full-on child allowance, which all families would receive regardless of income.
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One of the best things about the place is their allowance if not encouragement of outside food and drink.
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Next to that, a child allowance is extremely cheap, and it would almost certainly do more to fight poverty.
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This allowance might actually be made possible by her dad Kanye West's own well-documented love of junk food.
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Kennedy will receive an annual salary of 660,000 pounds ($858,726) and a pension allowance of 9 percent of salary.
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He gets health insurance, a housing allowance and about 20,000 shillings ($200) per month, a good salary in Kenya.
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Served with chips it weighs in at 2,600 calories, slightly over the recommended daily allowance for a grown man.
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This can be used to "refresh" movement allowance, giving your convoys a way to reach previously too distant destinations.
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Basically, don't save your allowance for one of these things, a Gear VR should more than hold you over.
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Paid vacation time allowance in the US, the only advanced country without a national vacation policy, is pretty miserable.
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The allowance is worth up to about 160,000 euros a year, or two thirds of a commissioner's base salary.
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He said the plan to increase the tax-free allowance was part of a much wider overhaul of taxation.
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She's also a big believer in giving kids allowance, but not connecting the weekly money to grades and behavior.
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Kyote decided to use his saved allowance to pay off as much of the school debt as he could.
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He also said there will be 100% first year capital allowance for the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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During the school year, I don't work or get an allowance; I ask for cash whenever I need it.
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I don't have an allowance because I prefer to just ask, "Can I have this?" when I want something.
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Trainer: Ned Allard Jockey: J.D. Acosta Odds: 30-1 J.D.: Undefeated this year in minor stakes and allowance company.
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Zidane refused to bring him on to the pitch, using his maximum allowance of substitutes on other players instead.
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When in the service, members get different types of tax benefits, like the tax-exempt basic allowance for housing.
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"Whether you give your kids an allowance or not, they have to some money to practice with," Young said.
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The depletion allowance is also available to producers involved in mining, timber, geothermal steam, and other natural resource recovery.
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One mother — whosekidskept asking for new cell phones, pricey outings and a raise in their allowance — became fed up.
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Introducing an age-dependent income tax allowance for those under 30 is one option that has also been discussed.
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If you want to bring in additional guests beyond this allowance, you can do so for $27 per person.
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On Monday, Papadimitriou's wife, Rania Antonopoulou, resigned after disclosures she had drawn a housing allowance despite extensive personal wealth.
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The budget strategy also incorporates reductions to the corporate tax and a higher personal income tax free allowance (EUR500).
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They are based on the assumption that Oregon's allowance price, like California's, will mostly sit on the price floor.
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ProPublica said it would cover the salary of the reporter and provide an "allowance" for benefits for one year.
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They also earn less allowance, suggesting that the gender inequality in pay begins at home, and early in life.
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The package will include measures such as an allowance for delayed social security payments, reports Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza.
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Soon Mr. Lanferman started spending his allowance on alcohol, cajoling strangers outside liquor stores to buy it for him.
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Jonathan and Erin Kraftchick started out by paying their two children's allowance the old-fashioned way, using paper money.
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As of January, the ACA's allowance of tying up to 30 percent of premiums to participation has been vacated.
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When asked about this, he told a newspaper, in vulgar language, that he used the allowance to have sex.
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Residents have been living off a daily allowance of just 50 liters (a little over 13 gallons) a day.
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"If they're only getting an allowance when they've done something good, that's not how the world works," he said.
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Bennet's child allowance plan has 38 Senate Democrats backing it, far more than any other candidate's trademark spending plan.
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Here are some questions and answers about allowances: How should I decide how much allowance to pay my child?
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If you're not especially good at drinking your recommended water allowance each day, then there are tools to help.
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If you have the ability, pay your kid an allowance or pay for doing certain chores around the house.
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In doing so she gave up a royal allowance, though she gained the right to vote — and pay taxes.
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That's because kids who get allowance get hands-on experience when it comes to saving, spending, and managing money.
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He also noted the allowance of importation would be designed to be temporary, until the access issue gets solved.
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According to his research, stouts on average contain 21920 micrograms of folate, or 230% of the recommended daily allowance.
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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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Facebook approved a $10 million annual pre-tax allowance to amplify security for CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his family.
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In my experience, it's so infrequent that you can afford to make an allowance to facilitate that teenager's education.
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The allowance of the German is nearly double, and he gets his supply daily without effort and without worry.
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Robert Rector of the conservative Heritage Foundation warns that a universal child allowance would promote dependency and discourage work.
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Having space and allowance for messiness or innovation should not be equated with indiscriminately releasing anything into the world.
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We'd also make Black Friday T-shirts, with the fabric paint and t-shirt allowance Chetan provided every year.
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"Donald paid for her college and gave her an apartment, but she did not get any allowance," says the source.
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So I decided to treat myself to a three-day staycation to prove it — on an allowance of just $150.
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As a one-parent family, she's entitled to some support from the state and a rental allowance of about $215.
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"Donald paid for her college and gave her an apartment, but she did not get any allowance," said the source.
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The ticket allowance has been provided "since at least the late 1970s," the inspector general special report concluded last September.
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But they then allegedly found several large child pornography sites which were using more than Freedom Hosting II's stated allowance.
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Following the parliamentary expenses scandal in 2009, MPs were required to disclose the details of their allowance claims to IPSA.
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For instance, 56 percent of expats working in the UAE received an accommodation allowance and 75 percent received health benefits.
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Accommodation allowance (69 percent), airfare stipend (68 percent), and medical packages (64 percent) were among the perks most typically received.
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Tangible equity is derived by subtracting TTX's debt issuance costs and deferred tax assets, net of allowance, from shareholders' equity.
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"Isn't the point of allowance to let him make his own decisions about how he spends his money?" she asked.
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For me, it's not much of a problem if the government takes financial measures against us—like reducing our allowance.
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Sekai Nzenza said by phone that the allowance will be issued from January to March while negotiations with unions continue.
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RBS branch staff typically receive a pension allowance of around 10%, as does newly-appointed Chief Financial Officer Katie Murray.
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This pushed the allowance for loan losses up to $4.38 billion, which represented 1.58% of period ending loans at 2Q17.
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The city pays their rent and a small living allowance but it won't allow them to settle permanently and work.
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Most children already build an understanding of this principle by achieving good grades, earning an allowance and competing in sports.
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West later clarified that he actually wanted to modify the amendment's allowance of prison labor rather than abolish it entirely.
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A recent survey found 77 percent of 14- to 22-year-olds freelance, work part-time or earn an allowance.
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Giving an allowance is one of the most basic child-raising concepts that also happens to feel the most complicated.
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"The big thing with allowance is you want to make sure that it's always positive, consistent and dependable," Frazier advises.
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Vorontsov said officers were paid a per diem allowance of just 200 roubles ($3.23) on top of their regular salary.
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I will therefore freeze this allowance so that companies receive relief for inflation up to January 2018, but not thereafter.
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For many, the allowance social safety net has collapsed, leaving many teenagers to look for "real jobs" and paid internships.
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Some opponents of the programme have offered alternative suggestions for bringing people online, such as a government-subsidised data allowance.
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" She continues, "I would NEVER pay my boyfriend any sort of allowance, nor would he EVER accept if I offered.
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Students at the school donate part of their allowance to help pay fees for other needy girls in their communities.
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Under Japanese law, there is no constitutional allowance for abdication, with the throne passing only due to an Emperor's death.
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Military service members rely on the Defense Department's Basic Allowance for Housing, whose formula is kept current by new regulations.
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Ed Sheeran might be one of the most popular musicians in the world, but he still gives himself an allowance.
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If I had all my money in one account, I would spend all of it, so I get an allowance.
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The budget also included a cut in the tax-free allowance for dividends which will largely affect the self-employed.
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An emergency allowance of 1,500 euros ($1,678) will be provided immediately to the hardest-hit victims, a government official announced.
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On average, the group said, the allowance leads to an increase of about 10 percent — about half of the maximum.
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Instead, he gives his college-aged son an allowance in the form of a credit card with a spending limit.
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On Eurostar trains, first class, or "standard premier," offers complimentary food and a larger luggage allowance compared with other classes.
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When personal-finance blog Budgets Are Sexy asked its readers how they manage allowance for their children, responses poured in.
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I give my son his age in dollars for allowance (7), so it will continue to go up every birthday.
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Whether they get an allowance or are just getting a few dollars for an occasion, notice how they spend it.
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To pay for expenses, Amanda saved her allowance, Christmas money and worked side jobs, like baby sitting and app design.
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By 2202, the USPTO's allowance rate, that is, the percentage of patent applications approved, had increased 2628 percent from 28500.
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How do I know when I get close to my limits for text messaging, plus my voice and data allowance?
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The allowance for credit losses amounted to USD21000 million, or 211% of total finance receivables, which compares favourably with peers'.
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She's still looking for a place she can afford with BC's disability allowance, but she's not getting her hopes up.
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As an immediate step, we'd like to increase child allowance to 328 Euros per month [which is equal to $390].
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Not quite enough to convince me to quit, but enough to treat the recommended weekly unit allowance—14 units, a.k.a.
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Instead, he keeps himself on an allowance he worked out with his mom, a certified public accountant, he tells ESPN.
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The allowance has existed since 1990, but was little known or drawn on until reported by Vice News on Wednesday.
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Some drivers would still make substantially less than $17.22 per hour because their expenses are much higher than the allowance.
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Any veteran who receives the allowance, then, automatically makes at least $7,400 more than a civilian on the same team.
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Blackness today should have the allowance it needs to be unapologetically flawed, unapologetically unique, and unapologetically unwoke if need be.
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Second, allowance prices are expected to stay low, especially in the first decade (projections after that are, necessarily, more speculative).
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In these, players are given an allowance of points to spend on units from across the game's retinue of soldiers.
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I lived at home and got a student allowance while I was studying, so I never needed a regular job.
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Dolores was granted an allowance to stay in the United States for 12 months and apply for a green card.
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Style ____ They also earn less allowance, suggesting that the gender inequality in pay begins at home and early in life.
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They show up in packages on my porch with startling regularity, in exchange for my son's allowance and savings account.
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But that allowance only covers areas where more than 50 percent of students qualifying for free or reduced-price meals.
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Her mother, who had just lost her job at a bakery, had cut off her weekly allowance of about $26.
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I make every allowance for the fact that the situation involving Mr. Thrush was excruciating and distracting on many levels.
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"An emergency allowance will be given to those who lost everything, who had to drop everything and leave," he said.
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You say to your kid, you say to your kid to 'clean your room or you don't get your allowance.
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He had just turned 10, was earning an allowance for the first time and was ready to expand his vocabulary.
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It's just that between them the two supply hits are already eating into that disruption allowance with every passing day.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: If you get an allowance, is it close to $30 a week?
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Children are pocketing an average of $30 a week in allowance — enough to rack up around $1,93 in a year.
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"I was saving my allowance money and trying to figure out what new laptop to get," he told Business Insider.
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On Wednesday, AT&T announced a revised data plan and eliminated overage fees for customers who surpass their data allowance.
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With no allowance for rounding, the party ended up with zero seats and Merkel lost her junior partner in government.
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"When his father tried to push him along in that direction and cut his allowance, he threw the ultimate tantrum."
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The allowance, announced in an SEC filing on Thursday, increases Facebook's security spend on Zuckerberg from $7.3 million last year.
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If political considerations dictate that DACA recipients will remain, reform proponents should demand a pound of flesh for that allowance.
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The budget also included a cut in the tax-free allowance for dividends, which will largely affect the self-employed.
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Those that manage to keep their emissions below a set cap could sell the remaining allowance to those that can't.
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For a family of four, the so-called income protection allowance — or the amount shielded from the formula — is $21965,0003.
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Using the money to address real social needs — a child allowance, clean energy, preschool — would be a much better idea.
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That's not quite a child allowance for all kids under 18, but it's a huge step in the right direction.
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When it's a hidden video ad generating fraudulent advertising revenue while draining your phone battery and using your valuable data allowance.
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But each day she works, regardless of whether it's two hours or eight, around $20 is deducted from her overall allowance.
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At just eight years old, Dangote would buy sweets with his allowance, which he'd give people to sell for a profit.
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Any money in an allowance account after May 25 won't disappear; it will remain there until used up by the recipient.
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In high school, he wrote out a budget to convince his parents that he deserved a monthly allowance of almost $2,000.
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In high school, he wrote out a budget to convince his parents that he deserved a monthly allowance of almost $2,000.
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"I realized I'd been really good and came in way under budget on my furniture allowance," she says of the purchase.
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By making the phone numbers the same, the system could be tricked into duplicating the data allowance without incurring any costs.
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Richardson, she argued that a female service member should be entitled to the same housing allowance benefit as a male one.
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He still gave Cunanan an allowance of $2,500 a month to do as he pleased, and access to his beach house.
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The recommended dietary allowance for men and boys is 21 mg per day and, if you like oysters, you're in luck.
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The tax-free allowance on incomes will be slashed in 2020 to bring Greece in line with its euro-zone partners.
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Mr Hammond has already hinted that he might break a promise to increase the tax-free allowance from £11,850 to £12,500.
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There is no detail on the extent of proposed cuts to winter-fuel allowance, which are supposed to fund social care.
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A generous outbound allowance of cargo, eventually up to 19833 tonnes each, was offered to officers and crew as a perk.
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Stan and Deborah worked with the financial planner to structure a program whereby each daughter's allowance would slowly decrease over time.
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She pays for my food, lets me wear her kimonos, and gives me an allowance, but maikos do not have salaries.
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But they knew the extra test time allowance would apply to their children's entire educational career, including the college entrance exams.
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Shanghai makes no allowance for that, and Professor Liu admits that his ranking tends to reinforce the dominance of hard science.
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When they earn or receive money–whether from gifts, allowance, or chores–encourage them to save some of it for later.
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That gave Truphone users the ability to buy one allowance and use it roaming in other countries for no extra charge.
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And now all I could think is — why couldn't this impressive and allowance-friendly foundation exist for my eighth grade dance?
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From April, I will increase the personal allowance to 22018,22018 pounds and the higher (income tax) rate threshold to 22.3,22019 pounds.
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They also give you a housing allowance, adjusted for what area you live in, but if you're single you get less.
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Less dramatically, suppose we want to encourage people to have more kids by offering a generous child allowance and free preschool.
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Mr. Milch, who once made more than $100 million, now lives on a strict allowance of $40 per week, THR reports.
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Consumers would hardly pick the service that ate up a big piece of their data allowance, even if it was better.
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Your proof may depend on receipt of child benefit or carers' allowance; ie, getting money out rather than putting it in.
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She is seeking $25 million, and keeping her husband on the $40-a-week allowance to ensure he does not gamble.
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That means when you browse Line, Facebook, or Twitter, view and upload photos, it won't diminish your monthly mobile data allowance.
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That Hamon would propose Universal Basic Income (UBI)—the idea of an unconditional allowance paid to every citizen—is also timely.
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The error was tied to a $562 million valuation allowance that Mattel created against its deferred tax assets in September 2017.
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Even an eighth of an inch, which is the standard seam allowance for ready-to-wear, changes how an undergarment fits.
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Coeure said the central banks could redistribute some of the allowance not used by others, although he would not disclose how.
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She leaves a fabric allowance in the back of her pants and uses side-buckle detailing so they can be adjusted.
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I used to give my two children $30 every two weeks as an allowance, but I kept finding they needed more.
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This is a reversal from the politics of the failed Super Committee in 2011 and the allowance of sequestration in 85033.
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The late director's daughter, Cleopatra Singleton, filed a petition with her father's estate requesting a monthly allowance of $2,778 per month.
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The 21-year-old says she wants the allowance for now until the estate works out how to distribute John's fortune.
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Resign from Nissan, so that I could receive my retirement allowance, which I could then use to provide the necessary collateral.
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Determined to accomplish something, she decided to check the status of her cash allowance, for which she had reapplied in November.
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For every negative usage, a positive one seems to follow; for every allowance we're granted, another will soon be taken away.
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The first CD I ever bought on my own allowance was Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation," which I still listen to today.
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His contract includes a $215,000 per year salary, $1,000 per month housing allowance and potential bonuses and cost-of-living increases.
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If I need to purchase something desperately, I know that I can fall on the allowance that I have saved up.
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When I want to purchase a new videogame, I would seldom spend my allowance in order to save up for it.
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My company pays a commuter allowance if you walk/use public transport, so I am making money by walking to work!
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At the time, Lowe&aposs did not comment on how many employees would be affected by the cancellation of the allowance.
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Rayvon Jones has filed a petition asking Singleton's estate to give her a monthly allowance of $1,078 to cover Seven's expenses.
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Experts say that giving kids allowance, or letting them earn money for chores, is an opportunity to teach them financial literacy.
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His father had already cut off his monthly allowance and canceled his phone plan because of his participation in the unrest.
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" The next morning, she went to a Citibank machine to withdraw her weekly allowance: "I popped in my little cash card.
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The higher monthly food subsidy allowance will come into effect starting July 1, an official at the supply ministry told Reuters.
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For Mr. Zuckerberg's appearance, Judge Kinkeade made a special allowance and let outside reporters like myself use electronics for the session.
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The so-called 'Allowance for Corporate Equity' or ACE had been introduced in 2011 and had mainly benefited the country's banks.
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The one who isn't getting the deposit has no college debt because her parents paid her fees and a living allowance.
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Lofgren's letter was a response to a joint request from Florida Representative Debbie Wasserman Shultz and New York Representatives Sean Patrick Maloney and Grace Meng to clarify whether or not members of Congress were permitted to use their Members' Representational Allowance—a federal allowance with strict rules regarding how it may be spent—to pay for tampons.
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Read more: A can of Coke reportedly swayed jury in case of Princeton grad found guilty of murdering father after his allowance was cutA former girlfriend told the court before Gilbert was convicted that she recalled the heir becoming "scared" and "upset" when he discovered his father would reduce his allowance to just $300 per week.
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According to a Goldcorp circular cited by SGC, Telfer will be entitled for a lump sum retirement allowance of about $12 million.
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A former deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, was mysteriously given the allowance for five years after departing the coalition government in 2015.
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That little cat that I bought with my saved-up allowance was probably in the garbage by the end of the day.
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How to calculate proper protein intakeTo calculate your recommended daily allowance of protein, take your weight in pounds and divide by three.
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Ryanair charges the full adult fare for passengers once they turn two—they are fully entitled to use the allowance that brings.
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Essentially, a wireless provider can decide that streaming certain content — say, video from HBO — doesn't count against a customer's monthly data allowance.
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While many financial experts tout the allowance as an important tool to teach kids about money, a recent survey commissioned by CreditCards.
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The so-called notice of allowance from the Patent and Trademark Office means the patent will likely be issued within eight weeks.
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But the real complications came with a change to the rules in 2016-17, which introduced a "tapering" of the annual allowance.
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Given the brief preseason time allowance of 15 minutes for our own interview, there was little time to waste on automated messages.
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This is supposed to be wiser than trading your precious allowance at the candy store for an awesome, yet fleeting sugar rush.
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Some hotspot data allowance is available on more limited plans, and separate deals can be picked up if you're connecting a tablet.
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You get an allowance for having a spouse, for example, or for having kids, or for filing as a head of household.
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An EPP position paper, seen by Reuters, did not specify by how much it would like to raise the free allowance share.
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S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE ISSUED A NOTICE OF ALLOWANCE COVERING COMPANY'S TIPCAT TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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For Clinton, backing a big idea like a universal child allowance would be a way to create a new legacy for herself.
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The government also pays school fees and provides funeral cover for veterans, whose current monthly pension and allowance comes to around $200.
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"I really do believe Congress would be much better served if there was a housing allowance for members of Congress," he said.
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But, she won her pension under a disability allowance, although she was disabled only by the small minds of the school board.
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Institute an allowance When you buy your kids whatever they want, they acquire the false illusion that the money supply is infinite.
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The data allowance would start at 500 MB per month and rise to 2 GB per month by the end of 2018.
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They proposed cutting payroll taxes, not corporate or income taxes, and supported a child allowance to encourage families to have more kids.
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Commissioners are entitled to a "transitional allowance" of up to about 13,000 euros ($13,500) a month for three years after leaving office.
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Why should able-bodied actors have the privilege to move between worlds, when that same allowance is never extended to disabled actors?
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Our plan is as he gets older, he will be responsible for buying his own items with his allowance, such as clothing.
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A generous child allowance, longer paid family leave, tripling the child tax credit, boosting the EITC—there are no shortage of options.
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The sizable annual allowance – and its yearly increases – are a direct result of deals like that inked by Fox Sports in January.
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Allowance for loan losses fell 2 percent to $712 million, helped by improvements in its energy portfolio and lower average loan balances.
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Another group, ETNO, said the 90-day allowance went far beyond the spirit of the law that will take effect next June.
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The prince has also been rebuked over expense claims and some parliamentarians want a cut in his 300,000 euro ($320,000) annual allowance.
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Mugabe will receive a retirement package that includes a pension, housing, holiday and transport allowance, health insurance, limited air travel and security.
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The support committee has been paying his rent — $1,000 per month — and giving him a monthly allowance of $700, Mr. Chang said.
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We need truly universal health care, universal child care, a universal child allowance or basic income, and programs to address deep poverty.
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Of 2000 colleges and universities in Los Angeles County, Whittier had the lowest allowance for off-campus living, the HOPE analysis found.
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If you're on the hook for half of his sister's allowance, why isn't he paying 50 percent of your credit card bill?
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The basic allowance for housing is a known benefit to joining the military and should be considered part of an employment package.
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One of the boldest ideas coming down the pike is a universal child allowance: a monthly stipend for all families with children.
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For example making my bed — I do not get an allowance because that is a responsibility, not a job with a reward.
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My parents came to the conclusion that I don't have time for a job, so recently they started giving me an allowance.
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Mr. Booker included this "child allowance" and the expanded tax credit in a plan he presented on Thursday to reduce child poverty.
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The program, called Home Stability Support, would help bridge the gap between the shelter allowance for public assistance recipients and market rents.
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But Hice's bill also seeks to lower the allowance in phases, to $350,000 in six years and eventually $85033,000 in 10 years.
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A. If your iCloud storage allowance is getting tight, downloading files to your computer's hard drive and then deleting them from iCloud.
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Almost 30 percent of the loan-related matters involved the need to correct deficiencies in loss allowance methodology for loans and leases.
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Finland's new family leave policy would give 164 "daily allowance days" to each parent, or about seven months, the country announced Wednesday.
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Your Money Adviser If you think an allowance is a dollar bill or two handed to your child each week, think again.
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Research suggests that older adults may benefit from protein levels that are higher than the current federal dietary guidelines' recommended daily allowance.
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That included a new $10 million pre-tax allowance for additional security costs such as security guards, equipment, services and residential improvements.
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The exclusion of grandparents seemed particularly capricious and nonsensical, as did the allowance of a sibling, say, but not that sibling's spouse.
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"The bottom line is, giving allowance is not the holy grail of teaching your kid to be a money genius," she said.
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Current Student Loan Total: $0Salary/Allowance: $23/hr from a part-time marketing internship (I make about $1,45 a month from this).
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More and more people are cutting back water usage to meet the strict daily allowance of 13.2 gallons (50 liters) per person.
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The revised program, which could take effect next month, stops short of raising the basic shelter allowance as the plaintiffs had sought.
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Parents take their children's allowance away when they don't think they're living up to their potential -- presidents have historically acted more strategically.
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N) bln(funded and corporate loan book, focus is around energy." unfunded) "We are increasing the allowance for loan losses this quarter.
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For instance, if one party keeps their emissions below a certain threshold, they can sell their remaining allowance to someone else. 5.
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The RGGI has several notable features, including quarterly emission allowance auctions where proceeds are reinvested into complimentary efficiency and clean energy programs.
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Barclays PLC has cut pension allowance of its chief executive Jes Staley following criticism by industry investors for high execuive pensions policy.
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A built-in seam allowance guide and heavy-duty knife help create clean-cut and even seams on thick and thin fabrics.
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So if you're a premier member on any airline, fly that airline if you can and take advantage of your bag allowance.
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The authors propose three different models a child allowance could take: But cutting poverty isn't the only attraction of a child benefit.
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The amount of the allowance doesn't matter so much, as it will depend on what expenses you're asking a child to pay for.
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Edward immediately whimpers to his mother about losing his allowance and is outraged that his wife isn't invited to the king's funeral. #RoyalProblems.
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Would it integrate with a child allowance so everyone below a certain threshold, including children, just gets $250 a month no matter what?
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The guidelines also say you shouldn't store up your allowance for one or two days, but spread them over three or more days.
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Both components of the bill, a child allowance and an expanded EITC, have been gaining steam gradually over the past couple of years.
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He bought a gun in the summer of 2014, prosecutors say, and a few months later, his father began discussing lowering his allowance.
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Every job I've had here has offered a month's vacation (at least), health insurance, and a housing allowance on top of my salary.
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The bill that Lara shepherded into law in 20153 has no allowance for religious exemptions, but it's unclear how effective it will be.
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"The driver's overtime and night shift allowance had been suspended, angering him, causing him to buy gasoline to set the fire," Xinhua said.
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These men wanted assurances that Congress wouldn't do away with the oil depletion allowance or the various tax breaks from which they benefited.
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Depending on where you're traveling to, international fliers may get either one to two pieces of checked luggage allowance at no extra charge.
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An allowance or tax break for small companies temporarily under increased cost of compliance would be a great way to prevent this problem.
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The bank had to draw S$250 million from general allowance reserves to make a one-time payment on Swiber, according to Gupta.
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It stated she would earn 2100 million yuan ($13 million), have two luxury cars and a daily food allowance of 21,24 yuan ($231).
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"This is the one time we're going to do this," Dolan said of the allowance of full-time Rockettes to skip the event.
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Google throws in free photo and video storage with every Pixel, whereas Apple's free iCloud allowance of 5GB feels miserly by modern standards.
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Favorably, Enstar includes a conservative allowance for uncollectible reinsurance recoverable of $197 million (13% of total gross recoverables balance) at June 30, 2016.
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Some £2.7m ($3.4m) of Vote Leave's £7m allowance was paid to AggregateIQ, a data-mining firm linked to the now-defunct Cambridge Analytica.
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"Then you can start talking about giving money as well - such as fundraising or donating a portion of their allowance," Bodnar said. 5.
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The latest quarter included $102 million for a full valuation allowance on U.S. deferred tax assets and nearly $37 million in restructuring costs.
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The peanut quality and handling requirements would "increase the allowance for damaged kernels" by 40 percent, according to the USDA's Peanut Standards Board.
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However, Fitch views BAC's overall allowance for loan and leases losses of $10.9 bilion, or 1.2% of total loans and leases, as reasonable.
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Arthur moved back-and-forth between America, Switzerland, and Ireland, funneling a chunk of his allowance to the IRA for bail and weapons.
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Most industrialized nations, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and much of the European Union, already provide a child allowance to support families.
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During this time, he won't get his allowance from USA Swimming of the USOC and can't access any training centers of the USOC.
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Our sick pay was unending, we had really good holiday allowance; so for the staff it was a very good place to work.
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Farha's husband works in the family business of selling diamonds, but she was left to fend for herself without any sort of allowance.
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The party also plans to back business by introducing a new £100-a-week allowance for budding entrepreneurs for up to six months.
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This device could do everything from communicating location to parents, to acting as a digital allowance and basic communication platform for chosen friends.
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Right now, humans emit about 41 billion tons of carbon dioxide every year, which means we'll use up that allowance within 15 years.
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For example, Prince Harry reportedly receives both investment income through assets left to him by his mother and an allowance from his father.
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No matter how much government spending Americans support, they seek to minimize their tax burden by taking every allowance the IRS code allows.
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Ultimately, the allowance was reduced by $109 million, which came from deferred tax liabilities related to Mattel's acquisition of HIT Entertainment in 2011.
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UNICREDIT CFO SAYS BANK WILL ANNOUNCE AT CAPITAL MARKETS DAY WHAT IT PLANS TO DO WITH TLTRO3, ALLOWANCE WOULD BE 52 BLN EUROS
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Trump's critics will make no allowance for simple mistakes here; Kelly was far too effective behind that podium to let it stand unchallenged.
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The government has increased the additional allowance per child to 15.60 euros from 9.60, still only half the rate recommended by the review.
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I met a man who humble-bragged about the $10,000-a-month child support his ex-wife demanded for his daughters' clothing allowance.
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Or moving to a beautiful place like San Diego really doesn't fit a family budget that no longer receives Basic Allowance for Housing.
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That way I was never drawing from my weekly allowance, or from money gifted to me during Chinese New Year or my birthday.
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It would make no allowance for inflation, for population growth, or for special needs such as wars, natural disasters, or the decennial Census.
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And weighing in at just six pounds, it will be your favorite travel companion when your ticket doesn't include a check-in allowance.
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"As images are posted and you are tagged... facial recognition is continually refined," Craig Spiezle, Chairman of the Online Trust Allowance, told Gizmodo.
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And that calculation includes an allowance for unexpected disruptions, which until the last month or so were running at an unexpectedly slow pace.
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He said cabin crew received sick pay and a 400-euro annual uniform allowance and could earn up to 40,000 euros per year.
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The bill faced widespread denunciation from human rights groups, media organizations, and sports leagues for its allowance for discrimination on faith-based grounds.
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There's a freedom in it, an allowance to voice issues without consequences, which, turns out, is super rare to be able to do.
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When your kids start to earn an allowance or make their own money, you'll want to introduce the concept of banking, says Torabi.
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There was even enough to give her a small allowance for supplies like a new computer, bedding and an occasional pizza with friends.
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The shelter pays them "an allowance" of $7 a week — money they use to buy snacks to supplement meals that leave them hungry.
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A grandfather gave it to Eric Pfeiffer Newman in 1918, when he was 7, a little bonus for his nickel-a-week allowance.
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Today: an Unpaid Researcher who gets a $2,103 a month allowance and spends some of her money this week on a Moscow mule.
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Allowance prices have been inoffensively low; most generators have benefited more than they've been hurt; state lawmakers like having the money to spend.
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Gloria's mother, legally a minor, could not control the trust, but won a court-approved $4,000-a-month allowance to raise her child.
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In fact, he gets a monthly allowance that goes straight to his Uber fund for his weekends while he is away at college.
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Mistakes in managing the G.I. Bill program led to late or incorrect housing allowance payments for more than 80,000 veterans enrolled in college.
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A mother told her she would return with her children, who wanted to use their allowance to buy jackets for boys and girls.
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Children's allowances grow: Two-thirds of parents give their child an allowance, and the average is now $30 a week, a survey found.
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Otherwise, affected sales specialists who were employed at Lowe&aposs as of 2011 have been entitled to that allowance in the years since.
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"A victim could also be given an allowance, or a certain amount to spend on themselves and the children per week," Glenn explains.
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And that has arguably been the case with RGGI, which has seen fairly low prices at its pollution allowance auctions over the years.
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However, I fear that with a growing vocal minority screaming for freedom from freedom, that allowance may be coming to a practical end.
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Burger King gave him a $1,000 monthly allowance for a year so he could fulfill his mission, a spokesman for the company said.
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The company also said some incentives should be removed, including the investment tax credit, investment tax allowance and capital allowances to PSC contractors.
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A $22019,500 monthly allowance would cost taxpayers about $30,000 a year per lawmaker, or roughly $16 million a year for all 535 members.
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The MREL requirement must be met for 8.29% with subordinated instruments taking into account an allowance equivalent to 2.5% of RWAs, UniCredit said.
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Two glasses of wine a night is double the recommended allowance of alcohol for women; however, that would be a reduction for me.
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My allowance—which was what I could scrimp and save from my lunch money—was spent on phone calls and stamps and envelopes.
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Hoppert: He won an allowance race against older horses at Churchill Downs, but he appears to be way out of his league here.
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But during his first semester, he blew a monthly allowance of $200 from his mother on cocaine, which he started doing on weekends.
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The starting salary, including flying allowance, for pilots there is $225,210 to $47,000 a year depending on the airline and type of aircraft.
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The recommended daily allowance is 600 international units up to age 70, and 800 I.U. for people who are older, Dr. Holick said.
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An unlimited warhead weight allowance would enable the South to strike North Korea with greater force in the event of a military conflict.
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Simple measures like a universal cash allowance for children and enabling poor families to move to opportunity would be relatively inexpensive national goals.
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Myriad local, state, and federal laws mandate the allowance of service animals wherever their owners go, and of course Uber is no different.
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In 1991, fresh out of college and determined to become a writer, I was a recipient of a Government Enterprise Allowance Scheme grant.
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I live on my mayor's salary plus a $20 a week allowance from my parents, and that's only if I do my chores.
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Facebook disclosed it would pay Zuckerberg the allowance, which he can use to pay for security personnel, equipment, services, residential improvements and more.
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I live on my mayor's salary plus a $20 a week allowance from my parents — and that's only if I do my chores.
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He had no academic focus, no plan beyond enrolling in the minimum number of credits to receive the G.I. Bill's monthly housing allowance.
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Sergers secure and finish seams by stitching fabric pieces together, trimming the seam allowance, and enclosing the raw edges — all in one step.
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What do you think of a universal child allowance, which sidesteps the question of work and who is deserving and who is undeserving?
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Theoretically, that could mean some special allowance could be made in the bill to help out Alaska, but that didn't work last time.
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So I got my first ledger from my dad, David Rockefeller Jr., when I first started getting an allowance around 10 years old.
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This idea, known as a child benefit or child allowance, exists in almost every EU country as well as in Canada and Australia.
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And the amount would grow only with the normal inflation rate — slower than Medical inflation, and with no allowance for population growth at all.
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Kids who grew up meticulously counting their $5 weekly allowance mature to only lose track of their expenses as digital financial tools are introduced.
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Other major central banks, such as the European Central Bank, are more flexible about their inflation targets with room for some allowance, Aso said.
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Normally, NOAA needs about 120 days to process such a request, so it's no surprise SpaceX wasn't granted the allowance given such short notice.
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He said he did this to avoid the only other choice he had, which was to resign and use his retirement allowance for collateral.
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Bank of America's dividend will climb 20% to $0.18 per share in the third quarter, and its repurchase allowance is just over $30 billion.
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Provisions were minimal after the reserve build last quarter and the total allowance for energy related loans now stands at 8.87% of funded exposure.
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Related: 21 apps that teach kids real-life skills Ultimately, we decided to hold off on letting him use his allowance on the game.
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Taxing wealth more heavily, including by replacing inheritance tax with a lifetime gift allowance, could tackle inequality and provide much-needed extra tax revenue.
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The last time he collected his allowance, said Patrick, he got three kilos of maize and a kilo of beans to last the month.
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Another question is whether Mr Hammond will follow through with a Conservative manifesto pledge to raise the personal income-tax-free allowance (currently £11,000).
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The 9-year-old boy gathered his allowance -- all $74.80 of it --- and used it to pay off his third grade class's lunch debt.
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China Construction Bank Corp , (CCB) the country's second-biggest lender, reported on Friday its loan-loss allowance ratio reached 151.71 percent, a slight increase.
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Other initiatives include changes to the "wear-and-tear" allowance which also kick in today and next April's elimination of mortgage interest tax deductibility.
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Leadsom also voted to end the education maintenance allowance (EMA), which provided financial support to 16-19 year olds in training and further education.
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In his first budget in March the chancellor pencilled in a reduction in the tax-free allowance for dividend income from £5,000 to £2,000.
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