Introduce them to some of the household budget items too.
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Prisons are usually among the most expensive budget items for states.
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Of the OCO, $10 billion would be used for base budget items.
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Of the war fund, $10 billion would be used for base budget items.
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About 75% of I-732 revenues will be spent funding these two budget items.
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Not the best time to be looking for budget items to fund and defend.
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Roughly $10 billion of the OCO account would be used for base budget items.
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We are talking about bigger budget items like your property taxes, utility bills, and credit cards.
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It is the authority's largest spending plan ever, and signals were among the largest budget items.
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In the House bill, $23 billion of the OCO would be used for base budget items.
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The software lets users tag budget items by project, plan for various scenarios and deal with exceptions.
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Changes to the Medicaid and oil and gas tax credit programs, which have become major budget items.
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Internet/Spotify/Netflix/Dropbox/home security: All of these budget items stay roughly the same per month.
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Budget/equipment: Start small with multifunction, low-budget items that interest you and fit unobtrusively in your space.
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For that reason, he said, it makes no sense to yank perks or other relatively modest budget items.
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Spending for sexual education, along with other budget items favored by progressives, is being threatened by the Trump administration.
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To find out, let's scale down a billionaire's income to $50,000, the median American income, adjusting budget items proportionally.
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A portion of the war fund — $18 billion more than the administration requested — would be used for base budget items.
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Over the years, though, it has increasingly been used for base budget items, with critics calling it a slush fund.
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However, the language Congress provided adding that flexibility says it can't be used for budget items previously denied by lawmakers.
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While these budget items are all of roughly equal magnitude, Congress only has a process of oversight for one of these.
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But if this issue calls to mind frivolous spending on wasteful and insignificant budget items, that impression is only half-correct.
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Unlike other recent years, this year's bill would not use any of the OCO money for base budget items, staffers said.
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If you find a picked-over list of out-of-budget items, think about picking up a gift card instead, he said.
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The House-passed version of the bill would authorize $28503 billion from a war fund to be used for base budget items.
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As a large portion of mandatory spending, means-tested welfare program costs have increased substantially in relation to other federal budget items.
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Narrator: Most anti-aging cosmetics, even budget items, tend to include a standard set of ingredients: water, glycerin, acids, oils, and vitamins.
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The House-passed version uses $18 billion more from a war fund to pay for base budget items than the Senate-passed version.
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The $164 billion request for OCO, typically used for war funding, includes $98 billion in what would otherwise be considered base budget items.
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While much has been restored, if the Administration were to defund this program to pay for other budget items, the effects would be devastating.
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At the same time, spending commitments on large budget items including health, education and social services limit the scope for cuts in overall expenditures.
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When the episode aired, Rhimes tweeted that the budget items were based on real proposals, and Planned Parenthood praised the episode for its advocacy.
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The right in America has been a potent opponent of cutting the third part of that holy trinity of budget items also known as defense.
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"Not all spending decisions are equal," shares Lundquist, stressing that sometimes it's better to prioritize things like going to therapy over other nonessential budget items.
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The Pentagon confirmed Tuesday that breaks down into $66 billion in war funds and $98 billion in what would otherwise be considered base budget items.
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Of that total, the Pentagon has said $66 billion are actually war funds and $98 billion are for what would otherwise be considered base budget items.
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Now that Congress has passed a budget resolution, tax reform and an end-of-year spending bill are the next big budget items on the agenda.
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Before, we used to do budget based on certain assumptions, right, and now what we do is that we keep our capex budget items a bit flexible.
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The House-passed version of the bill would use $18 billion more from a war fund to pay for base budget items than the Senate-passed version.
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The Pentagon has increasingly relied on the account to fund base budget items to get around budget caps from the Budget Control Act, which expires in 85033.
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That's the conclusion we at Good Jobs First came to after two recent studies looking at several thousand tax-break deals and many dozens of state budget items.
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They've done so in the House-passed version of the bill, which would use money from a war fund to pay for base budget items such as training.
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Key budget items, per the Office of Management and Budget: Rolling back more Obama-era financial regulations that were put in place to respond to the 21.5 financial crisis.
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A portion of the war fund would be used for base budget items, leaving the OCO account dry by April and forcing the next president to request supplemental funding.
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He told MI6 the identity of certain officers who were overcharging for procurements and inventing fictitious budget items, then distributing a cut to senior officers who served as their protectors.
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The bill would authorize $2628 billion for the Pentagon's base budget, $28500 billion for the Department of Energy's defense programs and $6900 million for other defense-related base budget items.
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That is, activities like going to the movies now make up major budget items for Chinese consumers, Cavender said, adding that they're more willing to spend if there are quality movies.
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However, in its staffing announcement, 21st Century Fox noted that the Fox News chief financial officer, Mark Kranz, who would have approved Ms. Luhn's payment — and other Ailes budget items — was retiring.
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His focus on science-related budget items has not wavered, and in spite of the victories on NIH, NSF, and elsewhere, he noted several spots where Democrats did not get what they wanted.
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While skeptical of major new spending, Buehler says he is open to increased taxes on electronic and regular cigarettes to pay for budget items like health care, and also to a carbon tax.
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"If a similar trend continues through year-end in other budget items, the central bank's profit will rise by 15-22 billion lira" which could be transferred to the Treasury, the banker added.
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While national parties are responsible for some of the costs, the host committee — which secures the venue and provides the security, technology and other nonpolitical budget items — takes on the brunt of the expenses.
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Obama and Democrats have typically opposed using OCO to fund base budget items, blasting it as a gimmick that skirts budget caps for defense spending while leaving them in place for non-defense spending.
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OCO is theoretically a war fund only to be used for temporary expenses, though over the years it has increasingly been used for base budget items since it is not subject to budget caps.
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OCO is theoretically a war fund only to be used for temporary expenses, though over the years it has increasingly been used for base budget items since it is not subject to budget caps.
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"This can be used by the government as a pretty credible reason why we have to spend more on defense at the expense of other budget items," including social welfare programs, Mr. Michishita said.
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"We've had 40 billion pounds of cuts to department spending and cuts of 30 percent and 40 percent to some budget items," the equivalent of more than $50 billion, the director, Paul Johnson, said.
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Stretch spending money across budget categoriesWhile some spenders might prefer a lump sum of spending money to use on a whim, Christensen says incorporating your spending money into other budget items could be more effective.
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In 2024, less than 10 years from now, the Congressional Budget Office projects it will reach nearly $800 billion and will be one of the largest budget items, next to only Social Security and Medicare.
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OCO is theoretically a war fund only to be used for temporary expenses, though over the years it has increasingly been used for base budget items since it is not subject to cap budget caps.
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This isn't good news as it's already one of the top budget items for most states, competing against education, infrastructure, and public safety programs, and will require new contributions from states that have expanded next year.
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They want to authorize spending according to the administration's request, but then request more defense funding on the Senate floor instead of using the war funding, known as Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO), for base budget items.
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The fiscal year 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would authorize $616.7 billion for the Pentagon's base budget, $2023 billion for the Department of Energy's defense programs and $300 million for other defense-related base budget items.
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They want to authorize spending according to the administration's request but then request more defense funding on the Senate floor instead of using the war funding, known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) fund, for base budget items.
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Lawmakers would not necessarily eliminate any budget items that are not rated, or are rated below a certain level, but this information would be duly noted along with the CBO scoring that lawmakers could utilize in further budget deliberations.
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That's $3.2 billion more than Obama requested for OCO, which will be used for base budget items such as a 2.1 percent pay raise for troops and increases in the number of troops for Army, Marines and Air Force.
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While waiting for Congress to act on Zika funding, the C.D.C. said it had redirected $85 million from other budget items to states and United States territories, mostly to build up laboratories, fight mosquitoes, increase surveillance and protect the blood supply.
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Medicaid is one of the top budget items for states, and nationally, it's the third largest domestic program in the budget after Social Security and Medicare, accounting for 9.5% of federal spending as of 2017, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The progressive candidates have introduced proposals that would tax the ultra-wealthy in order to pay for big-budget items like Medicare for All, which the candidates argue would relieve some of the economic burden of middle- to lower-class Americans.
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How consistently you pay off these debts determines your credit score, and those who don't have a good credit score (700 or higher) end up paying more in interest over time, especially on big budget items like a home or a car.
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In a Medium post on her plan, Warren said she would get rid of the OCO account by "responsibly bring[ing] our combat troops home" from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, and then "forcing" the Pentagon to fund base budget items through its regular budget.
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By planning to draw a smaller amount of money from each of our discretionary budget items, we&aposd be able to keep funding those aspects of our lives, while also hopefully coming up with a decent amount of extra cash for an additional mortgage payment each month.3.
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The Legislature will review and present its own budget proposals in coming weeks, but the governor has outsize influence in the process: The Legislature is not paid if the budget is late, and it often becomes the vessel for a raft of non-budget items backed by lawmakers.
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Our planner helped us realize that just because certain budget items were flexible — like miscellaneous spending categories we have built into our budget for buying home-related items, our general savings, and individual spending — that didn&apost mean we should take away from them completely to fund a new house.
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Using numbers assembled by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and analyzed further by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, I compared how much spending major budget items receive under the Republican blueprint with the levels of spending predicted in the Congressional Budget Office's most recent budget projections in June.
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While House Armed Services Committee ranking member Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (D-Wash.) opposed using OCO funds for base budget items, he voted to pass the bill.
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In 1997, an IMF mission to Gabon criticized the government for overspending on off-budget items, over-borrowing from the central bank, and slipping on its schedule for privatization and administrative reform. The rebound of oil prices in 1999 helped growth, but drops in production hampered Gabon from fully realizing potential gains.
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Brownback has proposed fundamental tax reform to encourage investment and generate wealth while creating new jobs. Consistent with those objectives, he also proposed structural reforms to the state's largest budget items, school finance, Medicaid, and Kansas Public Employees Retirement System (KPERS), which have unfunded liabilities of $8.3 billion. Brownback sought to follow a "red state model", passing conservative social and economic policies.
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Dozens of executives were let go, and overall employment was cut in half over the next five years, from 7,000 in 1976 to 3,500 in 1981. Johnson also closed Spiegel's remaining catalog stores. Johnson changed Spiegel's image to that of a "fine department store in print." Accordingly, the Spiegel catalog was completely revamped; low-budget items were replaced by upscale apparel and accessories for career women.
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BCWP is contrasted to Budgeted Cost for Work Scheduled (BCWS) also called Planned Value (PV). BCWS is the sum of the budget items for all work packages, planning packages, and overhead which was scheduled for the period, rather than the cost of the work actually performed. BCWP is also contrasted to Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP) which measures the actual amount spent rather than the budgeted estimates.
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Owen, Tom, "Faculty receives new college budget info", The Dartmouth, October 25, 2011. However, Kim did not address a request by the Student Assembly asking for access to information about all budget items exceeding $10,000. In 2011, a handful of editorials appeared in Dartmouth's student newspaper expressing dissatisfaction with Kim's presidency, with one describing Kim as "unpopular among many students these days."Blair, Peter, "Blair: K.D.S.", Opinion, The Dartmouth, April 4, 2011.
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Trainer responded and: > "defended those caps. 'Yes there were zero increases but not less dollars,' > she said. 'The additional tax base from new residents and businesses was > used to finance additional budget items,' she said. Trainer also emphasized > that the former town reviewed its roads and set a priority for maintenance" > . Trainer "collected $13,190.44 in contributions compared to Bergstrand's $18,080" during the campaign and won by a 1111 vote margin, with 7303 votes cast for Trainer.
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Council colleagues attacked various budget items, including expenditures for a 'vehicle' and a 'contract driving service, for 10 years'. A company "run by a close friend of hers" is under investigation for over $100,000 in non-competitive municipal contracts. The 'internal investigation' found the company had been doing business with the City of Brampton years before Fennell became mayor and business done with the company had no interaction from the mayor. The business received orders based solely on price, delivery and client satisfaction.
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An accountancy term, construction in progress (CIP) asset or capital work in progress entry records the cost of construction work, which is not yet completed (typically, applied to capital budget items). A CIP item is not depreciated until the asset is placed in service. Normally, upon completion, a CIP item is reclassified, and the reclassified asset is capitalized and depreciated. While costs are added to the construction in progress, related CIP account is debited with corresponding credits to accounts payable, accrued expenses, inventory, cash, and others.
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Whether they become permanent depends on their success. This, combined with the considerable brand recognition that Migros enjoys, conveys a certain amount of desirability to the rarer products. As a result, M-Budget items will sometimes be considered collectibles, as it is not always sure that they will ever be produced again. To promote the range, in the early 2000s (decade), Migros developed M-Budget Party with tickets costing 9.90 CHF including free non-alcoholic drinks (cola, lemonade and orange juice) and snacks (crisps, chocolate and cakes).
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Annual report of Správa železniční dopravní cesty, státní organizace for 2010 The key budget items allowing management and repairs of the rail network were therefore subsidies from the State Fund for Transport Infrastructure (CZK 8.2 billion) and from the state budget (CZK 1.8 billion). Moreover, SŽ received CZK 15 billion for modernization of the rail network. In 2012, SŽ started its largest ever infrastructure project; a new railway line between Plzeň and Rokycany, expected to cost 7.53 billion CZK (with 85% funding from the EU). It is expected to be completed in Spring 2015.
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As member of the Budgetary Control Committee, Rübig stood for a responsible and efficient use of tax money. Instead of only one-sided increases of single budget items, he generally advocates to examine in detail the use of tax money on its efficacy, appropriateness and cost-effectiveness. Alone, if this is ensured, it is justified according to him to spend more money on single areas, otherwise we have to achieve more with less means., Paul Rübig on EU budget: Despite less SME funding, we have to achieve more, 24 April 2013.
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338 (4th Ed.,2008, pg. 298) This allows testing the sensitivity/risk associated with one uncertainty/variable. For example, if a decision maker needs to visually compare 100 budgetary items, and wishes to identify the ten items one should focus on, it would be nearly impossible to do using a standard bar graph. In a tornado diagram of the budget items, the top ten bars would represent the items that contribute the most to the variability of the outcome, and therefore what the decision maker should focus on.
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Current law in Colorado requires school districts to set aside money from within the total budget for specific purposes, such as buildings and insurance, books and other school supplies, and services for "at-risk" students. These specific budgetary earmarks account on average for approximately $600 per student according to 2004-2005 school year figures -- roughly eight percent of district operating budgets. Referendum J proposes a new requirement, that each school district spend a minimum of 65% of its operating budget on a set of budget items specified in the referendum.
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Overspending on the Trans-Gabon (Transgabonais) Railway and the France CFA devaluation of 1994 have caused debt problems. Gabon has earned a poor reputation with the Paris Club and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for management of its debt and revenues. IMF missions (related to the now lapsed EFF program) have criticized the government for overspending on off- budget items (in good years and bad), over-borrowing from the Central Bank, and slipping on the schedule for privatization and administrative reform. Gabon's oil revenues have given it a per capita GDP of more than $10,000, unusually high for the region.
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In the game the player is put in control of NASA and tasked with building and maintaining a space station and generating enough money with commercial contracts to make up for an anemic yearly budget. This can be seen as a discrete set of phases, except that they all proceed simultaneously. The exception is at the beginning of the game where the player has unlimited time in the planning phase before the game clock starts. In the planning phase, the player first allocates the funds they have to various budget items, like crew selection, station modules, and research and development.
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The Wisconsin Legislature stated they would continue passing non-budget items with no Democratic opposition in the Senate starting on February 22. On Thursday, March 3, Wisconsin Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch claimed that the weeks of demonstrations resulted in $6.5 million in damages and other costs to the Capital. The next day he admitted that he had no basis for the higher figure and that the actual cleanup costs could be as low as $347,500. State architect Jeffrey Plale, a former Democratic state senator who was appointed to his post by Walker, stated that he had not observed any damages from demonstrations.
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The plot of series two was a closely guarded secret, and ITV and Kudos held meetings to plan security measures long before shooting began. Although already one of series two's highest-budget items, the cost of security on series two went significantly over budget as the public and press sought to learn about the plot. All documents were password-protected, and passwords were changed frequently. Email and other electronic communications between producers, cast, and crew could only make oblique reference to plot details, fake emails were circulated to mislead those who might leak them, and some emails were coded.
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In December 1994 he openly attacked the Tobacco Institute of Australia and its CEO Donna Staunton, saying "the people who sell tobacco can only be described as international drug pushers." This caused much consternation in the party across Australia since the massive donations made to the party in other states were a major source of campaign funding. The tobacco taxes collected supposedly to support a "Quit" campaign had been systematically syphoned off for other budget items. In November 1994 the Western Australian Health Department announced that it would review the Western Australian Tobacco Control Act which is aimed at restricting sponsorship of sporting events by tobacco companies.
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To respond to the emergency situation, the National Emergency Operations Center (COEN) was installed, headed by Defense Minister Jorge Nieto Montesinos (February 6, 2017). President Kuczynski announced on March 17 that a priority of 2,500 million soles would be allocated to deal with disasters; also that facilities would be granted to municipalities and regional governments to execute and expedite the works for the improvement of disaster areas; as well as flexibility to a series of ministries so that they can reallocate the budget items, being the sectors that would have the largest budget those of Defense, Sanitation and Housing, Agriculture, Transport, Production, Health and Interior.Mario Mejía (18 de marzo de 2017). "Recursos para la reconstrucción".
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The cast and crew were paid $25 per day. Due to the film's low budget, items such as clothing and make-up were provided by the film's stars themselves. "I had to do my own make-up, [and] use my own clothes ... it was a very low-budget film", Peterson later recalled. The film was shot by three different cinematographers, all credited at the end of the film: John Morrill, who Clarke later stated shot at least half the film; Vilis Lapeniks, who also shot Eegah and the 1966 horror film Queen of Blood before working on bigger projects like Newman's Law (1974), Capone (1975) and Kiss Daddy Goodbye (1981); and Stan Follis, in his only film credit.
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Waterville City Hall (2014) Waterville has a mayor and council- manager form of government, led by a mayor and a seven-member city council. The city council is the governing board, and the city manager is the chief administrative officer of the city, responsible for the management of all city affairs. Waterville adopted a city charter in the 1970s.Rachel Ohm, Waterville city manager responds to criticism about idea of eliminating wards, Morning Sentinel (December 13, 2018). For some 40 years, the city had a "strong mayor" system in which the mayor enjoyed broad executive powers, including the power to veto measures passed by the city council and to line-item veto budget items passed by the council.
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The American Patriot Friends Network claimed in 2009 that the landings helped the United States government distract public attention from the unpopular Vietnam War, and so crewed landings suddenly ended about the same time that the United States ended its involvement in the war. In fact, the ending of the landings was not "sudden" (see The Space Race above). The war was one of several federal budget items with which NASA had to compete; NASA's budget peaked in 1966, and fell by 42.3% by 1972.U.S. Office of Management and Budget This was the reason the final flights were cut, along with plans for even more ambitious follow-on programs such as a permanent space station and crewed flight to Mars.
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During the 1991 Gulf War, Rangel demanded that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell investigate allegations of discrimination from black members of the New York Army National Guard regarding combat training and treatment. During the Clinton administration, Rangel did battle with executive branch officials over budget items almost as much as he had during Republican administrations, and always resented when Clinton negotiated directly with Republicans while bypassing congressional Democrats. In 1993, however, Rangel was a key sponsor of increases to the Earned Income Tax Credit that passed. Rangel's dream of becoming chairman of Ways and Means took a tumble with the Republican Revolution of 1994, which took control of the House away from the Democrats for the first time in decades.
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Also on the 2006 ballot is Amendment 39, a proposed amendment to the state Constitution, which also proposes changes to school district budgetary requirements. Notably different is the fact that Amendment 39 does not require that any of the earmarked 65% of funding go to principals, support staff, or support services provided at the school level. The two ballot items also define a district's operating budget differently, which can affect various districts differently. Using the 2004-2005 school year as an example, the budget expenditures on items specified in Referendum J received 83% of district operating budgets on average, already well over the 65% that would be required by the new law, while according to Amendment 39's budget definitions only 60% of the budget was already spent in that year on the budget items specified by Amendment 39.
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