The amount will be paid by the issuance of five sukuks.
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The judge will be paid by the New Hampshire Judicial Branch.
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The court ordered that the fine be paid by Sept. 30.
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Twenty-nine percent said daycare expenses should be paid by parents.
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That price would be paid by Medicare and the public option.
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Instead, many of the new taxes will be paid by average Oklahomans.
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The lawyer says the entire debt will be paid by November 17th.
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Other committee members claimed that reparations should only be paid by Democrats.
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She is also asking that her legal fees be paid by Facebook.
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His lawyer promised that the remaining debt will be paid by November 17.
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He said any possible damages should most probably be paid by the state.
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The claims against USAG will be paid by insurance companies, the organization said.
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If this presidency ends in "disaster," the price will be paid by others.
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That's about $40 million, with the bill to be paid by British taxpayers.
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There will be a price, and it will be paid by Cuban families.
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It would be paid by companies selling Mexican goods in the United States.
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There was always going to be a big price to be paid by them.
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This expense must be paid by the working ladies, and isn't covered by insurance.
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Pensions will be paid by a combination of employer/employee contributions and investment returns.
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Ask for payments for work done in 2017 to be paid by Dec. 31.
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Street entertainers were asking to be paid by credit card rather than with cash.
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Creating a trust, however, can lower those costs and be paid by you upfront.
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That figure did not include money that would be paid by NIFP, he added.
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He usually seeks to be paid by the seller, rather than the Chinese buyer.
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It has so many holes that it would rarely be paid by U.S. firms.
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The taxes would be paid by companies selling Mexican goods in the United States.
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In the suit, he says that amount was supposed to be paid by Oct.
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Over two-thirds of them would be paid by the richest 20 percent of Americans, and over a fifth would be paid by the richest 0.1 percent, who'd face an average tax hike of $3.1 million (or about 45 percent of their income).
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Hutchinson says any costs for housing immigrant families would be paid by the federal government.
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No wonder the president wants his pet project to be paid by our southern neighbors.
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Half of the tax will be paid by those earning less than $85033,000 a year.
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In effect, the commercial banks will be paid by the central bank to lend money.
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The cost of those projects will be paid by 5 million customers in the area.
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The bill would be paid by ratepayers in the areas around the plants in question.
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Will he frame his first contractor's paycheck or will he be paid by direct deposit?
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Federal loans would be forgiven and private loans would be paid by the federal government.
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It would be paid by insurance companies representing the producer's former studio, the Weinstein Company.
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The settlement would be paid by insurance companies representing the Weinstein Company, the Times reports.
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As in Riviera Beach, the brunt of Lake City's ransom will be paid by insurance.
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Financing options include a 85033 percent income-based premium to be paid by employers, a 4 percent income-based premium to be paid by households, changes to the estate tax and a new tax on the top 0.1 percent of Americans based on income.
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And I think there&aposs going to be a price to be paid by these folks.
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The measure also creates a 15 percent excise tax, which will be paid by licensed cultivators.
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Any shortfall must be paid by the homeowners, who are also responsible for beautifying the interiors.
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In this case, the premium must be paid by the partnership and not the individual partners.
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The board required that the fine be paid by cashier's check, bank check or certified check.
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The $1,000 one-time bonus is expected to be paid by the end of this year.
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New rules for doctors would make it easier for medical providers to be paid by Medicare.
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Workers on private sector contracts, however, will be paid by the government for only 2000 hours.
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Rather, those staffers would be paid by an independent funding vehicle supported by Bloomberg, officials said.
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We should instead have an inheritance tax, to be paid by the recipient of an inheritance.
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Under the terms of the auction, the 21-billion-rouble deposit must be paid by Jan. 10.
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Under the terms of the auction, a 21-billion-ruble deposit must be paid by Jan. 10.
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Ministers set the price, 95% of which can be paid by a Lottery-backed Scottish Land Fund.
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Of the total cost, around 3.2 billion euros would have to be paid by households, CPB said.
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The government has said it will reduce premiums to be paid by farmers, and ensure faster settlements.
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Usually the owners put up an agreed amount to be paid by the loser to the winner.
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The militant group had asked for $6.5 million in ransom per hostage to be paid by April 25.
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The suit was dropped in 1987 and his attorneys were awarded $650,000 to be paid by the newspaper.
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Many labourers who used to be paid by the day are now hired for months at a time.
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It also introduced set wages for conductors, who used to be paid by commission, leading to alarming overcrowding.
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The problem is that a VAT would be paid by everyone, including senior citizens who already have Medicare.
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But they may not be the same taxpayers; post-2034 US benefits will be paid by today's toddlers.
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Regulators have belatedly tackled the incentives problem by requiring advisers to be paid by fees, rather than commissions.
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Trying to punish China with tariffs (that will ultimately be paid by American citizens) is just not practical.
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"Do whatever you want to, but the damages will be paid by those who cause damages," it added.
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Besides, a tax on Mexican imports would be paid by American consumers and businesses that buy those goods.
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Under his plan, federal loans would be forgiven and private loans would be paid by the federal government.
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They get an automatic extension to June 103, but any taxes due must be paid by the April date.
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Some policy experts say that Warren's proposed employer contribution is a tax that would ultimately be paid by workers.
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Let me be clear — there will be a cost, and it will be paid by America's seasonal produce growers.
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Consider corporate taxes, which ultimately tend to be paid by the well-off, because they own the most stock.
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Gavin Newsom has proposed a "data dividend" that users would be paid by the platforms for accessing their data.
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"You don't have to be paid by Big Pharma, or Big Ed Tech, to be influenced," Dr. Boyd said.
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He was released after the judge set bail of 3.5 million ringgit ($9.53,430), to be paid by Sept. 28.
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Goldman is advising on the sale from London and will most likely be paid by a UK-based company.
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Notably, Warren's child care plan would be paid by a part of the revenue from her proposed wealth tax.
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From what we know, the federal portion of this infrastructure spending would be paid by cutting existing transportation funding.
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The senator's child care plan would be paid by a part of the revenue from her proposed wealth tax.
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Those taxes will be paid by a booming new industry that communities of color must be empowered to participate in.
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Residents and insurers (unaffected by this settlement) are among the other groups still looking to be paid by PG&E.
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So instead of getting paid by the daily rates, (you) will be paid by how many meters you can drill.
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The review panel said prosecutors were giving up too much in exchange for the fines to be paid by SBM.
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Here in the US, he predicts these costs will likely have to be paid by utility ratepayers or state taxpayers.
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Eads put his own money into the venture, agreeing to be paid by the government only upon a successful outcome.
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It's all going to be paid by American companies and American consumers between now and the end of the year.
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Instead, the money will be paid by insurance companies representing Weinstein's former production studio, which is now in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Any deferred amounts will be spread equally over the remaining instalments to be paid by the TSPs, the government added.
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This 7.5% payroll tax would be paid by employers, exempting the first $2 million in payroll to protect small businesses.
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The government has mandated that license and spectrum fee to be paid by operators as a share of their revenue.
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A large part of that will be paid by tourism companies to the newly founded Tourism Promotion and Development Agency.
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She will not be personally responsible for paying the $100,000 in monetary sanctions, which will be paid by the government.
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Mr. Carson said the monitor, who will be paid by the city, would be named in a couple of weeks.
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The government has mandated the license and spectrum fee to be paid by operators as a share of their revenue.
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Cuban: But the biggest issue for entrepreneurs, for capitalists, for those of us that are successful is, if someone is only going to be paid by the hour, they're only going to be paid by the hour and they're always going to fall behind, and income distribution is ... disparity's going to get wider and wider.
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This tax will be paid by companies which are profitable and generate at least £500 million a year in global revenues.
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Sanders has also suggested a 4 percent income-based "premium" paid by households, that wouldn't be paid by low-income families.
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The proposed fee, which would be paid by oil companies, is likely to fall flat in the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress.
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It is also vital to remember that these list prices will not actually be paid by the carriers or leasing companies.
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Sometimes they'll begin an anecdote about a general who wanted to be paid by reference to how large his balls were.
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The government will lose almost $14.79 billion from the delay of that unpopular tax, which is to be paid by employers.
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This is a group of people whose friendship began when they all signed an agreement to be paid by the same employer.
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Since I came which is a year and a half, almost $22020 billion is projected to be paid by those NATO nations.
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The militant group originally asked for 300 million Philippine pesos ($6.5 million) in ransom per hostage to be paid by April 25.
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Holders of the sukuk contest its position and are demanding to be paid by Dana, which declined to comment on the ruling.
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The cost of city police and emergency services required to address gun violence should be paid by gun owners, not all taxpayers.
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A. The plaintiffs' lawyers asked for $112.5 million in legal fees, which would be paid by the N.F.L., not by the players.
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But there is another kind of price to be paid by the European Union, reminiscent of the deal done with Colonel Qaddafi.
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Filers can request a six-month extension to turn in their returns, but taxes owed still must be paid by April 15.
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If the $28503,22019 is to be paid by an unknown sponsor, this would violate four laws on corruption adopted in November 2014.
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The rest will be paid by the other defendants in the suit, which include Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase and Citigroup.
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The fees would be paid by the video services, such as Hulu, and could be passed along to consumers in higher subscription rates.
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A regulator could give a company the choice of a far lower fine if it were to be paid by managers, not shareholders.
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In the midst of a dispute over a contract, he mailed 213 bricks to a publisher, postage to be paid by the recipient.
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It will be paid by an estimated 5,500 people dying this year, raising about $20 billion — a pittance in the $3.88 trillion budget.
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It would also reduce premiums to be paid by farmers to 2 percent for summer-sown crops and 1.5 percent for winter crops.
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Carson said victims' claims will be paid by USAG's insurers, but Shollenbarger's declaration said insurance proceeds "may be insuffucient" to cover all claims.
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That declaration started the process of making it easier for states to redirect personnel whose salaries might be paid by the federal government.
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In addition, Henry and Edsel Ford instructed in their wills that all inheritance taxes—around forty million dollars—be paid by the foundation.
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The three-person panel awarded Mr. Tapie damages and interest to be paid by the government, a ruling that angered the French public.
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Instead, the money will be paid by insurance companies representing Weinstein's former production studio, The Weinstein Company, which is now in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Payments of interest and principal debt, which had been due in the third quarter, would be paid by the end of the year.
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They can get an automatic extension up until June 15, but any taxes owed still have to be paid by the April 18 deadline.
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Those out-of-pocket costs included deductibles, which must be paid by customers before their insurance covers the remaining cost of a medical service.
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The attorneys told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Thursday they have a deal that will be paid by insurance policies -- not the disgraced movie mogul.
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Speaking of tough, the highest price for pulling out of the Paris agreement may well be paid by our men and women in uniform.
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"The tax is be paid by power producers and is levied on a GAR (gross as received) basis for imported coal," said WoodMackenzie analysts.
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Venezuela owes the vast majority of the nearly 1 billion reais ($286 million) owed to the banks, which must be paid by May 8.
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Because of this, Abrahams' believes 65% of the selling, general and administrative costs related to Otezla would have to be paid by Gilead regardless.
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Abu Sayyaf initially demanded a $6.3 million ransom for each of the victims to be paid by April 25, according to Philippine state media.
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The tax would be paid by the importer who would pass it on to the retailer who would pass it on to the consumer.
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The Trump administration keeps bumping up its tariffs on China, but it's expected the lion's share will be paid by American companies and consumers.
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The most recent incident has been caused by the Korean court decision ordering compensation for forced labor to be paid by a Japanese company.
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The government accounts were boosted by a 843 million-pound fine to be paid by Airbus for a deferred prosecution agreement with various countries.
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In 2018, the foreign debt to be paid by Tunisia is about 8 billion dinars, down from 7 billion dinars in 2017, he said.
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Gecamines chairman Albert Yuma added that a $40 million instalment of Hongkong Excellen's signing bonus would be paid by the end of the year.
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The costs "will be paid by American families and businesses without doing a thing to solve the very real problems at the border," he added.
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"Starting on December 18th, a new service fee of 2.9% + $0.35 will be paid by patrons for each individual pledge," the company's announcement post reads.
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"All veterinarians working at meat processing factories should be paid by the state, not by the companies themselves, to ensure they are independent," he added.
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Carbon pricing puts a price per ton on carbon dioxide emissions, which would be paid by carbon-emitting generators such as fossil-fuel-burning plants.
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Were Alabama's law to come into force, the price would be paid by women too poor or browbeaten to travel to where abortions are legal.
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"A further 100 million euros will be paid by year-end," CFO Franco Balsamo told analysts in a conference call on Monday's third-quarter results.
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The ZKB law has been amended to include annual compensation for the guarantee to be paid by the bank, which amounts to CHF22m for 2016.
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Another $4.5 million will be paid by the end of July for 20 officer positions, equipment and training for Native grantees, the Justice Department said.
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President Obama has announced a new plan to levy a tax of $10 on every barrel of oil, to be paid by the oil companies.
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"They affect each and every one of us," he said, "because these costs will be paid by anyone who has any kind of insurance coverage."
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Gecamines chairman Albert Yuma added that a $40 million installment of Hong Kong Excellen's signing bonus would be paid by the end of the year.
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" Mr. Osborne, who with Prime Minister David Cameron is campaigning for Britons to vote to remain, added: "The price would be paid by British families.
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Still, the president implicitly argues that these costs are not relevant under the principle of "America First" because they would (eventually) be paid by Mexico.
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The task force has been looking at a new per-ride fee on all for-hire vehicles in Manhattan, which would be paid by passengers.
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She would normally be paid by direct deposit at the end of this week, and she is terrified about what missing this paycheck will mean.
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Gary Shapiro, chief executive of the Consumer Technology Association, said the tariffs would be paid by American consumers and businesses, not China, as Trump has claimed.
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Gary Shapiro, chief executive of the Consumer Technology Association said the tariffs would be paid by American consumers and businesses, not China, as Trump has claimed.
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The article's author, James Grant, framed the federal debt as a burden to be paid by every U.S. citizen, personalizing an otherwise abstract and impersonal statistic.
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The status will likely garner Trump a low five-figure fee per episode, which will be paid by MGM, the series' production company, rather than NBC.
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The remaining $55 million would be paid by private investments and a loan, the costs of which would be covered by the Guggenheim Helsinki Supporting Foundation.
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And with the Schatz yield deeply in negative territory, investors are willing to pay - rather than be paid by the German government - to hold German paper.
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The protests are nominally over the so-called "parasite tax" that must be paid by people who are neither formally employed or registered as officially unemployed.
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The initial phase of the George Washington University review will cost $305,000 and will be paid by the Puerto Rican government, according to Puerto Rican officials.
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Judge William Blair deferred his ruling, which will also include a decision on the rate of interest and the legal costs to be paid by Ukraine.
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A crucial question for Takata is what portion of the recall costs will ultimately be paid by its automaker customers, rather than by the company itself.
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Give & Take proposes to charge an administrative fee of £1 per hour (initially to be paid by the care-receiver, though it says caregivers could also contribute).
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The group had earlier demanded a $6.37 million ransom (Php 300 million) for each of the victims to be paid by April 25, Philippines state media reported.
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The group had earlier demanded a Php 300 million ransom ($6.37 million) for each of the victims to be paid by April 25, Philippines state media reported.
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Most employees should be paid by Thursday for back wages, which one study estimated at $6 billion for all those who worked without pay or were furloughed.
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Whatever it is, it's likely to change as DeepMind's business model evolves — with Suleyman reiterating the ultimate goal for DeepMind Health is to be paid by performance.
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The digital services tax will be paid by companies that are profitable, he said, and making at least £500 million ($640 million) per year in global revenues.
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The expropriation cost, initially put at 4.5 million euros ($5.3 million), has now grown to around 15.5 million euros and will have to be paid by KEK.
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"The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid by Mexico later," he tweeted.
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We live in the United States of America and there is a price to be paid by all of us to live in such a great nation.
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Last week, Reuters reported a preliminary deal included a $1 billion fine and $400 million to be paid by ZTE in escrow to cover any future violations.
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While the cost of the tariff would be paid by Americans, the Mexican economy most likely also would suffer a loss of sales to the United States.
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It was uncertain how the settlement would be paid by Michigan State, an institution that has already seen its credit rating downgraded because of the Nassar scandal.
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His proposal is centered on a large payroll tax that would be paid by medium and large companies and by families earning more than $29,000 a year.
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It is also changing the interest rate used to calculate how much in compensation should be paid by insurers for personal injuries, cutting the size of payments.
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A trainer of math teachers in Kansas was told she had to sign a pledge not to boycott Israel in order to be paid by the state.
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Under terms of drilling contract for drillship rowan renaissance * Rowan companies - expects to continue to be paid by repsol on monthly basis through original termination date of April 22, 2017 * Rowan Companies Plc - expects to continue to be paid by repsol on a monthly basis at a rate slightly below current standby rate * Rowan Companies Plc - company plans to reduce manning and warm stack drillship in near term.
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The remaining 49 percent – or $27 million – was assigned to be paid by West End Hotel Partners and Windsor Capital, the two companies that operate the Nashville Marriott.
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"Officially speaking, all the bills should be paid by TEPCO eventually," Suzuki said, referring to the company, now half-owned by the Japanese government, that operated the plant.
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Deputy prosecutor Massimiliano Minerva said 70 percent of a total 4.1 billion euros in damages should be paid by the bank, and the rest by Italian Treasury officials.
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The sharing of U.S. commercial costs and profits in equal parts will be replaced by royalties to be paid by Bayer, the company said, without specifying financial terms.
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Fresh from visiting the region, where buskers and kerbside fishmongers can be paid by presenting a phone, Schumpeter has found it a shock being back in New York.
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The fine will be paid by the Spanish parent company, which has entered into an agreement to avoid prosecution, according to the office of U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue.
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The United States is seeking an additional category of costs to be paid by South Korea in the ongoing negotiations, South Korea's foreign minister has said, without elaborating.
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But when Generals executives noted that the price tag seemed steep, Mr. Trump assured them most of the contract would be paid by the U.S.F.L.'s other franchises.
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Ms. Jones, who will be paid by the diocese for her work, said that it was too soon for a timeline for when the review would be completed.
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If the process is truly overwhelming, it can be worthwhile to bring in an organizer, decorator or appraiser who's willing to be paid by the hour to assist.
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Under New York state laws and tax regulations, the charges are supposed to be paid by passengers, meaning they are to be assessed on top of the fares.
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The proposed fee, which would be paid by oil companies and phased in over five years, was quickly met with scorn by lawmakers in the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Of the roughly $800,000 he said he earned in 2015, around a quarter has yet to be paid by refugees who promised to pay once they reached Europe.
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One, by employing this gimmick, Congress is heaping even more debt onto a bill that will eventually be paid by our kids — as if $1.5 trillion isn't enough.
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The rest will be paid by one of the building's former owners, 234 East 178th Street L.L.C., which settled with all six firefighters and their families before the verdict.
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The notes will be secured by a percentage of hydrocarbon royalties to be paid by the Argentine branch of Pan American Energy to the Province, the rating agency said.
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Northern Arena CEO Carl-Edwin Michel confirmed to TheScore that multiple teams have yet to be paid by Northern Arena, although the company intends to pay the remaining teams.
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"Turkey is on the edge of a severe corporate debt crisis, the bill for which will be paid by the government and the public," says Ugur Gurses, an economist.
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The high price of occupation, rebuilding and vacuum-filling, he suggests, can be paid by allies, or by Russians, Turks and even the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad.
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He'd prefer a value added tax like European countries have, a sort of glorified sales tax that would be paid by everyone based on how much they consume. Sen.
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He said the organization's overseas real estate raises questions about the cost of security and whether that would be paid by U.S. taxpayers, foreign governments or the Trump Organization.
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A 2015 HBO Real Sports/Marist poll found that 59 percent of African-Americans believed college athletes should be paid; by contrast, 74 percent of whites believed the opposite.
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An in-store return can lower the cost somewhat, since return shipping may not be paid by the retailer if the item stays in store and can be resold.
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Fifty-one percent of the damages are assigned to be paid by Michael Barrett, the man who filmed Andrews through peephole in her Nashville Marriott hotel door in 2008.
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The notes will be secured by a percentage of hydrocarbon royalties to be paid by the Argentine branch of Pan American Energy to the province, the rating agency said.
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For instance, if Medicare for all were funded by a VAT tax, it "would be paid by everyone, including senior citizens who already have Medicare," Vox's Matthew Yglesias wrote.
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"The people who are going to be speaking in favor of this bill are all going to be paid by the industry," Lucas said, according to the Huffington Post.
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She wrote in an email to his representatives that a "significant" payment would be made to him in August, and that the remainder would be paid by October 2017.
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The Oklahoma Education Association says the motel tax, which it says would be paid by mostly nonresidents of the state, would add millions in revenue and opposes its repeal.
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The charge on disposable cups would be paid by consumers on top of the price of their coffee, and would be lowered as the recycling rate improves, it said.
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Eugenie does not carry out official royal duties and republicans said it is wrong that the estimated 2 million pound ($2.6 million) security bill will be paid by taxpayers.
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An additional 22017 million euros will be paid by the Paris-based carmaker and BNP Paribas for Opel's financing arm, to be operated jointly and consolidated by the French bank.
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A rise of up to 3 percent in stamp duty is to be paid by any individuals and companies that are not registered to pay tax in the United Kingdom.
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She denied a motion by a group of cities and towns to form an official committee in the case, whose attorneys' fees would be paid by the island's bankruptcy estate.
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This will be paid by the hirer for employing the candidate, and 80 percent of that 6 percent fee will be paid to the successful hire as a signing bonus.
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First: What is the correct "net metering" price to be paid by electric utilities to homeowners and other utility customers selling excess photovoltaic (PV) solar power back to the utility?
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The $1,000 one-time bonus is expected to be paid by the end of this year, the bank said, assuming President Donald Trump signs the bill into law by Christmas.
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The startup charges a one-time fee per withdrawal ($1.25 for next-day, $2.99 for instant transfers), which can be paid by employers, employees, or some combination of the two.
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The House of Representatives' Budget Committee approved a draft law submitted by the government that would impose stamp duty on stock exchange transactions, to be paid by buyers and sellers.
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Based on the project's success in preventing wildfires, investors would be paid by the following beneficiaries: The United States Forest Service, electric utilities, water utilities, and state and local governments.
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I got my property tax bill today and it has to be paid by December 31, so I plan out when I will pay it — definitely before going holiday shopping.
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But executives there insist the president-elect's involvement in the "Apprentice" poses no conflict, saying that Mr. Trump will be paid by MGM, which produces the show, and not NBC.
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"We would like to think about the incentives—what should be done to the contributions that have to be paid by the people who adopt habits to prevent diseases," he says.
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The case went before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and Ricketts, backed by the PFA, was awarded $100,000 in damages, to be paid by the club within 0003 days.
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A two-week festival of initiations happens several times a year and costs the entire village dear, requiring new clothes, a feast, and fees to be paid by parents and cutters.
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The tax will be paid by companies that generate at least 500 million pounds a year in global revenue — leaving companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon squarely in the cross hairs.
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The settlement would be paid by Bank of America, whose Countrywide unit issued mortgages backing the securities, in exchange for releasing the bank from claims over defective mortgages, the complaint said.
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The Las Vegas City Council has approved a month-long plan that allows parking tickets to be paid by donating school supplies, according to a press release from the city council.
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Trump also said he would use a portion of the revenues that will be paid by consumers buying Chinese goods under the new tariffs to help provide financial relief for farmers.
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That works out to around $30 billion in new taxes to be paid by U.S. importers, many of whom will pass at least some of the costs on to U.S. consumers.
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Under a deal struck in April, 4.53MDB originally agreed to pay $24.5 billion in two installments to IPIC, with the first of about $21 million to be paid by July 21.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Tuesday told athletes set to compete as neutrals at next month's world championships that they will be paid by the state despite not officially representing their country.
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According to one of the sources, the coupon will be paid by issuing new shares to the treasury, which as a result will see its stake increase to around 7 percent.
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The Pentagon has yet to use military construction dollars on the wall, though it has already drawn up contracts to be paid by the $1 billion from the counter-drug accounts.
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The fine will be paid by MTN Nigeria over three years and is only around a third of the $5.2 billion figure initially demanded by the west African country last October.
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Nearly all the money individuals and employers currently pay through insurers as well as much of the money states pay would, under Sanders' plan, instead be paid by the federal government.
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Some of them complained after the calls that they were originally told they would be paid by Bloomberg though the November general election regardless of whether he remained in the race.
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City officials estimate that the tax would be paid by about 32,000 New York City tax filers, or fewer than 1 percent of those who file their taxes in the city.
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In that situation, a home-equity loan or line of credit probably makes more sense than refinancing, because the closing costs are much lower and may even be paid by the lender.
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But because U.S. companies receive a credit for foreign taxes when they bring profits back to the United States, any payments Apple makes to Ireland may ultimately be paid by U.S. taxpayers.
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In June, MTN agreed to pay a reduced fine of 330 billion in a settlement with the Nigerian government and said the fine will be paid by MTN Nigeria over three years.
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In theory, this cash will come back via a levy on Tepco and other nuclear operators — but this is ultimately be paid by electricity users, making it a tax by another name.
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Many of those constituent products, are included in the Treasury's latest list of some $300 billion worth of products that are no subject to tariffs, which must be paid by the importer.
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Libre by Nexus, a Virgina-based company that reportedly brings in more than $30 million a year, offers to help detained immigrants by arranging for their bail to be paid by bondsmen.
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Variety reported Thursday that Trump's executive producer credit will likely garner him a low five-figure fee per episode, which will be paid by the production company, MGM, rather than by NBC.
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The Department of State said that a broker can still collect a fee but it must be paid by the landlord unless the tenant hired the broker to help find a unit.
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Brokers can still collect a fee, the state said in the revised rules, but it must be paid by the landlord unless a prospective tenant hired them to help find an apartment.
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An email sent by Ms. Cumberbatch to Mr. Berger and Mr. Williams shows that the pier project was expected to cost $8.6 million, most of which would be paid by the city.
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But the OEA was livid about another Senate move: the repeal of a hotel and motel tax that it said would be paid by mostly nonresidents and would add millions in revenue.
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The Federal Government may pay $80 billion, you've got $920 billion that will be paid by people out of their own pocket, by insurance, by business, to put this place back together.
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Further, since much of our oil and natural gas are exported, a large portion of the costs will be paid by foreign markets that buy American resources and benefit from our infrastructure.
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About $140 million will be paid by the city, which the firefighters' lawyer, Vito Cannavo, had argued was at fault because it had failed to equip firefighters with the proper ropes to escape.
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News Corp, which previously called for Facebook and Google to pay media companies for their content, is now one of several businesses that will in fact be paid by Facebook for its work.
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It has failed to manage conflicts of interest adequately: for example it gives companies a veto over case studies written about them and academics can be paid by the companies they teach about.
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The Journal said the content would include Obama's wife Michelle, both of whom would be paid by Netflix, and the shows would be exclusive to the streaming platform which claims 118 million subscribers.
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Occupation: ArchivistIndustry: NonprofitAge: 123Location: Cincinnati, OHSalary: $113,103Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): $214,217 (All below listed expenses are paid for by me, and will all continue to be paid by me until my husband finishes school.
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" It criticises the "precarity of jobs, unemployment benefits for youths and crappy jobs ... invasive tourism, [Barcelona's] identity usurped with increasingly high rents that could only be paid by tourists with money to burn.
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Variety reported last month that Trump's executive producer credit would likely garner him a low five-figure fee per episode, which would be paid by MGM, the show's production company, rather than NBC.
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Firing with severance pay would be the first, followed by a delayed bill allowing well-paid, white-collar workers to be paid by performance rather than the number of hours they clock up.
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"Research costs will be paid by the business and not by MiFID-II client accounts," JP Morgan Asset Management, which had$1.9 trillion in assets at the end of June, said in statement.
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Tullow said the firms involved in the deal could not reach an agreement with the Ugandan Revenue Authority on the tax relief for money to be paid by Total and CNOOC to Tullow.
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"They are promises that have to be paid — they will either be paid by higher taxes or they'll be not paid and defaulted on," Dalio told CNBC at the Greenwich Economic Forum on Tuesday.
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"The cost of pervasive fraud in the digital advertising space will ultimately be paid by the American consumer in the form of higher prices for goods and services," they wrote to Chairwoman Edith Ramirez.
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It would mandate that, in the event of another partial shutdown, members of the Coast Guard would be paid by the same legislation that would provide for the other branches of our armed forces.
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On Syria, the President has promised "big price" will have to be paid by the regime of Bahsar al-Assad after devastating chemical attacks and horrible pictures of stricken children chilled western news audiences.
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Workers subject to forced arbitration are required to deal with sexual harassment, discrimination, and wage theft cases through settlements outside the courts — a secretive process where the arbitrator may be paid by the employer.
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"That argument is undermined if the administration shifts milcon [military construction] funding, dictated for critical defense infrastructure, for a border wall that was supposed to be paid by Mexico, not the American taxpayer," Sen.
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When asked how the tax would work, the director of the White House economic council said only that it would be paid by oil companies but not at the wellhead where oil is produced.
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Then, word got out that the chief of staff for VA Secretary David Shulkin altered emails and made false statements so that Shulkin's wife's trip to Europe last year could be paid by taxpayers.
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A jury in March found the Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt University liable for the video and awarded Andrews $55 million in damages to be paid by the hotel and the man who shot the video.
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Some have criticized Filecoin's advisor distribution, saying that there will likely be a large valuation difference between the price per coin paid by advisors, and the higher price that may be paid by later investors.
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Employees impacted by the closures will be paid by the company for the next 60 days and will also be eligible to apply for transfers to other Sam's Club or Walmart locations, according to KHOU.
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A U.S. District Court judge in Houston is weighing possible penalties that may be paid by Exxon Mobil Corp for alleged violations of pollution regulations at the company's Baytown, Texas, refining and chemical plant complex.
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"We have always been clear on what our goal is; to set the foundation and mechanisms needed for fair living wages to be paid by suppliers," says Cecilia Tiblad Berntsson, the firm's social sustainability manager.
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Supporters had developed a new financing strategy, with a plan for the city to pick up a major portion of the cost, with the rest to be paid by private fund-raising and a loan.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a report in September arguing that FTTs would be paid by ordinary investors saving for their retirements and that FTTs in other countries have raised less revenue than expected.
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Billed as "Last Comic Standing" meets "The Bachelor," this live dating contest features four single stand-up comedians vying for a date with a bachelor; all expenses will be paid by the sponsor IDK Tonight.
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But no money changes hands at this point as payment is usually due in the middle of the next month, meaning the bills for oil exported via Druzhba in April should be paid by mid-May.
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Stubborn to a fault, Trump is considering a tariffs war to fund the wall, but this money would be paid by American consumers in the form of higher prices for everything from cars to Mexican beer.
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His businesses are taking payments from entities owned by the governments of China, the UAE, he is about to be paid by Kuwait, and he is getting benefits and possibly payments from dozens of other countries.
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According to Iger, the partnership is a wholesale deal, meaning that Disney+ will be paid by Verizon, although it's likely Disney will receive less money than it would if it sold the subscriptions to consumers directly.
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But Andy continued to be paid by the company, subject to his severance agreement, and simply had the deposits diverted to an individual account, which made hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to other women.
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On April 11th the defence minister announced that Somalia would end a similar programme in which the UAE paid and trained soldiers in the national army, who will henceforth be paid by the (penniless) federal government.
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A little less than half of private loans will be charged against your estate when you die or will need to be paid by a co-signer if you had one, though the rest will disappear.
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ISDS allows foreign corporations to sue the U.S. government before a panel of three corporate lawyers who can award the corporations unlimited sums to be paid by taxpayers, including for the loss of expected future profits.
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The tariffs imposed by the United States will mostly be paid by American companies and consumers, while China is retaliating with moves that soften the blow for companies in China, including those that are foreign-owned.
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There&aposs no interest, but DailyPay charges a flat fee every time an employee draws on their balance ($2503 for next-day, $2.99 for instant transfers) which can be paid by employers, employees, or some combination.
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In recent negotiations, including those with Intuit, Wells Fargo has asked to be paid by technology companies that want better access to its data, a sticking point for technology companies that believe data should flow freely.
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McCann points out that 51 percent of her damages are assigned to be paid by Michael Barrett, the man who filmed Andrews by removing peepholes from her door and pointing his cell phone camera into her room.
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It is not clear who will front the huge costs, although the plan states that aside from "any state and federal funding that can be secured," the bill will be paid by the port and private industry.
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One interesting possibility is a financial transactions tax proposal, which the Urban–Brookings Tax Policy Center projects would raise about $500 billion over a decade (the large majority of which would ultimately be paid by high earners).
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As for the costs of Trump's iconoclasm, they could eventually be paid by countries other than the US, which is unlikely to find itself facing off against a powerful neighbor seeking to annex its territory anytime soon.
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These abattoirs are indirect beneficiaries of subsidies paid to Shropshire hill farmers, currently by the EU, but no doubt soon to be paid by British taxpayers if the guarantees offered by the government are to be believed.
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The FARA filing, dated May 19, said The 45 Group would be paid by a company registered in the British Virgin Islands called Godfrey Group Ltd, which has an office in the Malaysian city of Johor Bahru.
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According to the American Action Forum, the tax is responsible for premiums increasing by as much as $22019,000 over a decade and half of the tax will be paid by those earning less than $50,000 a year.
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Puerto Rico owed $2 billion in debt to be paid by July 1 but failed to do so after months of warnings from island government officials that the commonwealth didn't have the money to make the payment.
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"Because the President campaigned on the wall, even though he said it would be paid by Mexico, and demands the wall, for the sake of compromise, for the sake of coming together, I offered it," Schumer said.
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Their proposal would tax carbon emissions at $40 a ton to start and would be paid by oil refineries and other fossil fuel companies that would pass costs on to consumers with higher gas and electricity prices.
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The terms of the settlement state that, if approved, Weinstein would not have to admit any wrongdoing, and the settlement would be paid by the Weinstein Company insurers rather than directly by Weinstein, lawyers told The Times.
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Whether old or new, however, these officials will not be paid by Nevada, Utah, or other states, and it would be inappropriate if they gave the views of any particular state precedence in performing their federal duties.
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A state task force, called Fix NYC, is looking at measures including a new per-ride fee on all for-hire vehicles in Manhattan, which would be paid by passengers, according to those familiar with the discussions.
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As Carillion is in liquidation, the amount would be paid by the Insolvency Service in the form of unpaid wages and would be capped at 8 weeks and a maximum of 489 pounds ($644.75) per week, it added.
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The offer price has been agreed by the boards of directors of Taliesin and the bidcos on the basis that no final dividend for the financial year to December 31 will be paid by Taliesin to its shareholders.
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A Hill-HarrisX survey released Tuesday found that 72 percent of registered voters age 50 or older said daycare costs should be paid by parents, compared with 2023 percent who said the government should pick up the tab.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar declared coronavirus a public health emergency in late January, which started the process of making it easier for states to redirect personnel whose salaries might be paid by the federal government.
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The regulator found that 22018 employees were owed a total of nearly $231,220 in back wages and overtime — but determined that nearly all of that should be paid by Amazon rather than VHU, according to Labor Department records.
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The U.S. Justice Department said in 2016 that the penalty to be paid by the two companies included about $2.6 billion from Odebrecht and $957 million from Braskem, and that most of the money would go to Brazil.
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Depending on the arbitration ruling, Team New Zealand could receive a major injection of cash late in this campaign: potentially more than $10 million in damages that may have to be paid by the America's Cup Event Authority.
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Even if the value of bitcoin were to go up while the user completes the transaction, and Steam has to refund the difference to the user, the transaction fee must be paid by the user again for the refund.
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Kermas Energija owns another dock in Croatia, in the southern town of Trogir, where workers there have threatened to go on strike, but management has promised that the July salary will be paid by the end of this week.
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"Based on the deductions ...427.6 million euros of compensation will be paid by Peugeot to Iran Khodro because of the losses," Hashem Yekke-Zare, managing director of Iran-Khodro Company, was quoted by the ISNA news agency as saying.
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The tax, which will be introduced in 2018, will be paid by producers and charged on products containing more than 5 grams of sugar per 100ml, with a higher rate of tax for products containing more than 8 grams.
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So it looks like I am going to continue to pay 23.8 percent on a substantial component of my seven-figure income, roughly the same rate on that portion as will be paid by someone making $90,000 per year.
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The group's paper, which was written by Georgetown University finance professor James Angel, argues that the tax would directly and indirectly be paid by ordinary investors, such as retirees and those saving for college, rather than by Wall Street.
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Once the final payments are released this summer, the total settlement for all 106 workers, in both groups — including their attorney fees and expenses, which the judge ordered would be paid by Mr. Vázquez — will be roughly $8.5 million.
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According to Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), a nonprofit that analyzes healthcare issues, 403 percent of people with employer insurance have a deductible that must be paid by the patient before the insurer starts paying for most sorts of care.
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Kelly had "consulted several people at Renault and Nissan to establish whether it was legally possible that part of the CEO's compensation be paid by RNBV to reflect the time he spent working on alliance synergies," the company said.
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I can tell you that if you tax exports from Mexico into the US, you're going to make things ranging from avocados, to appliances to flat screen TVs more expensive and that is going to be paid by the American consumer.
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Gates also testified on Tuesday how he and Manafort hid income earned for political work in Ukraine, explaining their efforts to set up companies in Cyprus so they could easily be paid by Ukranian businessman who held bank accounts there.
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That may depend on how much of the post-breach expenses will be paid by insurers and how much the free credit monitoring and identity theft services the company is offering consumers as a result of the breach will ultimately cost.
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A Florida jury granted famous wrestler Hulk Hogan $115 million in compensatory damages to be paid by Gawker, the news site that Hogan has accused of violating his privacy by publishing a video of him engaged in a sex act.
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Abu Sayyaf initially demanded a $6.3 million ransom for each of the victims to be paid by April 25, according to Philippine state media, one Canadian was killed after that deadline expired and the second after a subsequent June deadline.
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This history led to some reparations advocacy in the years following the civil rights movement, most notably in the form of a document called the "Black Manifesto," a call for $500 million in reparations to be paid by white-led churches.
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"In no way did the President's speech last night make a persuasive or even a new case for an exorbitantly expensive border wall, a wall that the President guaranteed would be paid by Mexico," Schumer said on the Senate floor Wednesday.
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In a sharply worded letter on Tuesday to Mr. Trump, Mr. Hatch said that the proposed tariffs would be paid by American manufacturers and consumers, not foreign companies, and would undercut "the overwhelming and immediate success" of the tax overhaul.
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Under the legislation, those who win their claims would be paid by the state, but compensation is limited to 2500 percent of the value of the property, and is not necessarily paid right away but when the budget allowed it.
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In 2007, Ms. Lagarde sent the dispute to a three-person private arbitration authority that awarded Mr. Tapie more than 400 million euros, or $420 million at current exchange rates, in damages and interest, to be paid by the state.
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Their bills used to be paid by the rest of Kosovo's population until the country's energy regulator ended that practice, leaving its grid operator KOSTT without the financial means to buy the energy needed to cover usage in the north.
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"The (European) Commission has found that the 1.1 billion-euro fee that will be paid by AIA for the 20 year extension of the Athens airport concession corresponds to a market price," Europe's Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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The fine will be paid by MTN Nigeria over three years and is only around a third of the $5.2 billion figure initially demanded by the west African country last October for failing to deactivate more than five million unregistered SIM cards.
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And according to Stanley, when they won, the $35,000 to play in Poland was not going to be paid by Stanley himself, but by the office of the Ugandan president, which speaks to the national pride in seeing a team represented at Williamsport.
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Those who submit their bugs to Exodus could receive extra cash on top of the lump sum for every quarter that the zero-day is still alive, and can be paid by check, wire transfer, Western Union, or Bitcoin, according to the website.
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The board said compensation should be paid by a direct payment to the customer; by reducing or increasing net brokerage; or by other means that don't create false markets or give a misleading impression as to the value of a stock or bond.
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"I'm worried I don't or won't have enough money," could mean a lot of different things—it could mean you want tax cuts, or it could mean that you want expensive government programs to be paid by tax increases on the rich.
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If Manafort failed to pay taxes on his income, the prosecution could present evidence of his income; the amount of the tax required to be paid by the tax code for that level of income; and evidence of what Manafort actually paid.
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In addition, the rule changes the way PBMs can be paid by insurers providing plans in Medicare Part D. The new rules would have the effect of requiring fixed fees for their services, instead of the spread model that incentivizes higher list prices.
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While the remaining federation players continue to be paid by their national federations, and therefore don't affect the league's cap, all other remaining players training and playing with the teams must still be paid, and so teams will likely operate at a loss.
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"The people who are going to be speaking in favor of this bill are all going to be paid by the industry and the people who are going to be voting on this bill are also often paid by the industry," she said.
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Asked about the issue of contaminated oil in Russia's Druzhba pipeline to Europe, Bozumbayev said Kazakh oil producers and its pipeline operator KazTransOil were still assessing what damages they considered should be paid by Russia's oil pipeline monopoly, Transneft, which operates Druzhba.
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"FACT #1 LOCAL 1546 DUES ARE EXPENSIVE… FACT #2 IF LOCAL 1546 WINS THIS ELECTION, THEY WILL WANT TO MAKE SURE ANY CONTRACT NEGOTIATED BETWEEN IT AND INSTACART GUARANTEES THE UNION WILL BE PAID BY YOU," a memo dated January 40 reads.
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The Reuters analysis, which covered all companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses with a market value of more than $28 million, shows that on average they wait about 59 days to be paid by customers, compared with 37 days in 2011.
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Because a food libel law in South Dakota, where BPI is headquartered, calls for triple damages to be paid by those found guilty of misleading consumers about the safety of food products, ABC News faced the possibility of a roughly $6 billion payment.
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In another step to support the currency, the final 657 million euro ($704 million) tranche to be paid by telecoms operators who won a 4.5G mobile phone frequencies tender will be made in lira, an official familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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At a meeting Wednesday where the board approved construction of 10 miles of new track on Long Island, a board member, Carl Weisbrod, argued that some of the cost should be paid by the real estate development the new service will make possible.
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" Manchin, whose state is dealing with the highest rate of drug overdose deaths in the country, proposed earlier this year a tax of "1 cent on each milligram of active opioid ingredient in a prescription pain pill to be paid by the manufacturer or importer.
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The proposals call for delivery of up to 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Venezuela's Morichal, Petrozuata Heavy or Merey crudes to be paid by Trafigura either with cash through "open account," which allows payments after delivery, or by supplying imported refined products to PDVSA.
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Read more: 'Cringeworthy' Novak Djokovic and 'salty' Rafael Nadal were mercilessly trolled by Nick Kyrgios in a no holds barred interviewWhile Ivanisevic, who coaches Djokovic, calls for greater respect to be paid by Kyrgios, he heralds him as a unique talent in the game.
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In their example, an employee in a 25 percent income tax bracket opts to receive $18,000 that would otherwise be paid by the employer for her health insurance; and she, in turn, buys only a $14,000 policy and takes home $3,000 after income taxes.
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While the majority of pass-through taxes may be paid by large companies, the majority of small businesses are subject to pass-through tax treatment — 95 percent of businesses in the U.S. pay pass-through income taxes, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and S-corporations.
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The group, the Alliance to Fight the 40, says the two ideas are essentially the same except for one key difference: The tax would only indirectly be paid by employees, while the limit on the tax breaks would come directly out of their pockets.
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The bill is expected to add more than $1.4 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade, a debt that will be paid by the poor and middle class in future tax increases and spending cuts to Medicare, Social Security and other government programs.
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Although Purdue makes a point of asserting that its income-share agreement is "not a loan or other debt instrument," the practical effect is to remove the ceiling on colleges' ability to be paid by financial products that walk, talk and quack like students loans.
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ABU DHABI, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Sudan has received half of $3 billion in aid promised by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in April and expects the remainder to be paid by the end of next year, Sudan's finance minister said late on Monday.
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Joe Manchin said: "This behavior warrants an immediate investigation and anyone who participated in any hateful and disgusting action should not be able to work for or be paid by the federal or state government and should be removed from their position immediately," he said.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs will remain at the center of care coordination, and the private providers — who would be paid by the department at rates roughly comparable to the Medicare program — would not be permitted to cherry-pick the healthiest patients, V.A. officials said.
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In August 2015, after the N.C.A.A. began allowing Division I universities to adopt "cost of attendance" stipends, North Dakota State University announced that it would offer such stipends in 16 sports, resulting in a new $600,000 annual expense to be paid by the athletic department.
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"The biggest issue for entrepreneurs, for capitalists, for those of us who are successful is, if someone is only going to be paid by the hour...they're always going to fall behind," Cuban told Recode Decode with Kara Swisher at the 2019 SALT Conference in Las Vegas.
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The cost of ripping apart efficient supply chains (especially in electronics) and replacing them with more expensive substitutes would inevitably be paid by consumers, through higher prices and lost innovation, but also by firms and shareholders, through lower profits and reduced capacity to invest in future.
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If the courts find someone was wrongfully killed, the claim categories are a flat 2200,980 pounds per victim for bereavement, costs such as funeral bills, dependency damages where minors or dependent spouses are left behind, and property damage - all to be paid by the party found responsible.
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But the Saudi decision to execute 47 individuals, including a prominent Saudi Shia cleric, was also designed to send signals to Shia and Sunni opposition elements at home that, as ever, a price will be paid by those who challenge the monarchy in word or deed.
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Older people would still pay much more for their insurance under the GOP bill, up to 23 times as much as the premiums that would be paid by young adults, and more than nine times what they would pay if Obamacare staying in place, CBO said.
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Instead, the cost of building the wall, which some estimates place at $14 billion, would be paid by the U.S. The president-elect took to Twitter on Friday to deny that claim, saying that Mexico would reimburse the U.S. for any money spent building the wall.
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But this will change with each administration, so we have to really think hard about what these ... as they develop even further, what should be free and what should not be free, and what should be paid by the government and what should not be paid.
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Full-year profit stood at 797 million euros from a 2018 loss of 59 million, allowing Italy's third-largest bank to pay a 0.08 euro-per-share dividend, the first to be paid by the lender since being created in 2017 from the merger of two mid-tier banks.
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The cost won't be paid by businesses, which is another reason this new law could give more momentum to other state-wide campaigns, since critics of mandatory paid family leave policies, including some current and former Republican presidential candidates, argue they could dramatically hurt both small and large enterprises.
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Under an agreement struck in April with the Abu Dhabi state fund International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC) to settle arbitration proceedings, scandal-hit 1MDB fund agreed to pay $1.2 billion in two instalments to IPIC, with the first of about $600 million to be paid by July 31.
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These terms also empower thousands of corporations to sue the NAFTA governments before panels of three corporate lawyers that can award the corporations unlimited sums to be paid by taxpayers, including for the loss of expected future profits, when the firms claim their investor privileges have been violated.
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Though FEMA's proposed rate changes are addressing these groups, such as raising rates for certain pre-FIRM properties by up to 25 percent per year until their risk is accurately represented, questions remain as to whether this is enough and whether the price can be paid by homeowners.
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"Whether this could also be relevant in regard to fines, is something we are looking at," BaFin said, adding that the maximum fine to be paid by private individuals who violate disclosure rules could be two million euros, and for companies 10 million euros, or five percent of annual revenue.
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The European Court of Justice was asked to provide a ruling in relation to a dispute between the Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association and the UK tax authorities after a British law in 2014 introduced a duty to be paid by gambling companies for offshore bets placed by British consumers.
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The task force recommended rolling out a congestion plan in three stages, beginning this year with investments in the public transit system in the boroughs outside Manhattan, followed in 2019 by a new surcharge on for-hire vehicles, including yellow taxis and Uber cars, which would be paid by passengers.
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California's A.B. 5 bill, which became law in January, created a stricter test for whether someone is an employee — who would generally be paid by the hour or a salary, with more of the risk falling on the employer — or an independent contractor responsible for their own payroll taxes and benefits.
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The 9th Circuit had a different view of Cendant in its opinion excluding non-class counsel from fees, writing that Cendant stands for the proposition that lawyers should not be paid by a class unless they have done work that benefits the class as a whole, not just individual class members.
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To further evidence our commitment, we also are offering to reimburse the $221 billion break-up fee to be paid by you to Disney, for a total cost to Comcast of $2.73 billion, in the highly unlikely scenario that our transaction does not close because we fail to obtain all necessary regulatory approvals.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said the tax will generate revenue of approximately 500 million euros ($554 million) per year "a large majority of which will be paid by U.S. firms" and will cost U.S. firms millions to conduct "significant re-engineering of accounting systems to ensure that they can accurately assess" liability.
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To further evidence our commitment, we also are offering to reimburse the $1.525 billion break-up fee to be paid by you to Disney, for a total cost to Comcast of $4.025 billion, in the highly unlikely scenario that our transaction does not close because we fail to obtain all necessary regulatory approvals.
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Many, like Jennifer Taubert, the executive vice president and worldwide chairman of Johnson & Johnson's pharma division, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, called for a hard limit on out-of-pocket costs that can be paid by Medicare patients, or for the government to make it easier for companies to offer rebates directly to these patients.
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That number, which the attorneys told a bankruptcy judge would be paid by insurance policies and not the movie mogul, includes $14 million for legal fees to Weinstein associates and $30 million to alleged victims, creditors and former employees of the Weinstein Co., a source with direct knowledge of the settlement tells CNN.
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Robert Speer, an official with a local of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in New Jersey that represents about 180 workers, noted the company's use of independent contractors to do much of its work, none of whom are eligible for benefits and can be paid by the job rather than hourly.
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"My colleagues in @SAMA_GOV have helped us ease the burden on citizens by reducing the advance payment to 10 percent," he said in a message on his Twitter account, adding that all interest on mortgage loans of first time-buyers who earn less than 14,000 riyals ($3,733) will be paid by the ministry.
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To comply with the Supreme Court's decision in Keller – which specifies that mandatory bar dues cannot be used for political or ideological activities – the Wisconsin group sends its members an annual statement itemizing which of its expenses can be covered by mandatory dues and which can only be paid by "voluntary" dues.
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Or how we are making all these changes and enhancements to our center, even though Congress has tilted the scale towards e-commerce by not implementing the Marketplace Fairness Act, which [means] not requiring the sales and use tax to be paid by consumers who buy products online, even though they are required to do so under existing laws.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Is there a longer-term cost to be paid by China for its ongoing efforts to curb what the authorities in Beijing see as unjustified price spikes in commodity prices on the country's futures exchanges?
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A.(IIA) through capital increase * Says to participate in the capital increase with total 1.5 million euros ($1.66 million) * Decides to allocate up to 10 pct of Hasanaga Factory capacity to IIA for 9 years in return for 850,000 euros that will be paid by IIA Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: ($1 = 0.9029 euros) (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Three scholars led by Gary King, a political scientist at Harvard University who specializes in using quantitative data to analyze public policy, ran the first systematic study of China's online propaganda workers, known as the Fifty Cent Party because they are popularly believed to be paid by the government 50 Chinese cents for every social media post.
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" The idea is that the new case deals with "an illegal shifting of taxes mandated be paid by an employer, on behalf of an employee, through the abusive tactics of the WWE as implemented by the racketeering and other activities of its Chairman Vince McMahon, who controls the WWE individually and through his family trusts and straw men.
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The plan imagines that the Postal Service's efforts would be paid by the Department of Health & Human Services, via the Stafford Act—the powerful emergency disaster legislation that governs much of the federal government's response to everything from tornadoes to pandemics—and that it would only disturb mail delivery for a day or two in each targeted region.
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"While the initial market reaction to the deal was positive, likely due to the potential cash returns following the aforementioned upfront considerations to be paid by CSC, we feel the strategic rationale of the transaction is mixed with the currently available information," Atlantic Equities, which raised its price target to $17 from $16, said in a Wednesday note to clients.
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Nearly $1.7 trillion of that would be federal dollars, which Biden's campaign says will be paid by undoing the tax cuts enacted by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and congressional Republicans.
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Toll roads have existed for at least the last 220006,2202 years, as tolls had to be paid by travelers using the Susa–Babylon highway under the regime of Ashurbanipal, who reigned in the 2628th century BC. The first modern long-distance toll road in the United States—part of the Pennsylvania Turnpike connecting Carlyle and Irwin—opened for traffic in 28500, more than 6900 years ago.
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Meghan and Harry likely can&apost let British taxpayers completely off the hook for their expensesEven if the Sussexes forgo their allowance from the United Kingdom&aposs Sovereign Grant, the tab for their personal security team would still be paid by British taxpayers, former royal personal protection office and Director of Operations and Training at London-based security firm Trojan Consultancy Simon Morgan told Business Insider.
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Now, per the deal with the New York attorney general's office: The $1.78 million in assets currently being held by the Trump Foundation, along with the $2 million in damages to be paid by Mr. Trump, will be disbursed equally to eight charities: Army Emergency Relief, the Children's Aid Society, Citymeals-on-Wheels, Give an Hour, Martha's Table, United Negro College Fund, United Way of National Capital Area, and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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It is hard for the retailer to prove otherwise." idc if im rich im still stealing from walmart self-checkout And Beck echoes Maruna, saying self-checkout thieves can justify stealing by denying responsibility for the failure of the machines, and by telling themselves what they're doing is not wrong: "The retailer is forcing me to scan my own items, something which used to be done by a paid employee, and therefore I deserve to be paid by taking some items for free.
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AT SOME POINT, THOUGH, AS WE'RE GOING FORWARD, THERE'S GOING TO BE BIGGER DEFICITS AND YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO FUND IT WE'RE DEALING WITH ALMOST A CURRENCY ISSUE, LONGER TERM, IN TERMS OF WHAT IS THE VALUE OF CURRENCY WHEN THOSE LIABILITIES, NOT ONLY THE DEBT LIABILITIES, BUT THE PENSION LIABILITIES OR THE HEALTH CARE LIABILITIES, WITH WHICH ARE LIKE DEBT, PROMISES THAT HAVE TO BE PAID, THEY WILL EITHER BE PAID BY HIGHER TAXES OR THEY'LL BE NOT PAID AND DEFAULTED ON. I DON'T THINK THEY WILL BE DEFAULTED ON. DALIO: WE HAVE TODAY REALLY A BIG SQUEEZE HAPPENING.
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