Google is also chipping in sponsorship dollars to the RNC.
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Thanks for all that have been supporting and chipping in. pic.twitter.
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Day responded by chipping in from 26 yards to birdie 15.
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"There's no centralized [authority], but people have been chipping in," she said.
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The ATF, FBI and Crimestoppers are all chipping in to cover the reward.
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Several European countries are now chipping in to help put out the fires.
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Some of it's chipping in three bucks; some of it's a lot more.
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He even found ways to create his own shots, chipping in 11 points.
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And each of the partners are chipping in with different aspects of the curriculum.
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Companies are also addressing workers' student loan woes, chipping in payments toward employees' debt.
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MIT itself is chipping in $25 million, with the rest to come, hopefully soon.
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Patrick Patterson and Delon Wright each chipping in with 11 points off the bench.
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He's great about cleaning up after himself, chipping in, and bringing us wine/food/etc.
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Jon Leuer grabbed his 123,000th career rebound while chipping in 11 points and four boards.
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After Battle, Frank Howard is averaging 12 points and Oshae Brissett is chipping in 11.5.
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I shout the friend who drove me here in lieu of chipping in for petrol.
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More saliently, public land visitors are exactly who should be chipping in more for recreation.
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Right now, they contribute 2 percent, with the school board chipping in an additional 7 percent.
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Friends and strangers started chipping in, helping them replace all the wedding items that were stolen.
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We really believe in the group we have here, and then everyone's capable of chipping in.
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My call time is spent with grassroots donors, thanking them for chipping in whatever they can.
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My call time is spent with grassroots donors, thanking them for chipping in whatever they can.
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Zibanejad had his best game of the series, chipping in physically and winning 10 face-offs.
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I mean, who wants to disclose that their parents are chipping in to help pay the rent?
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At the company during this storm, employees were doing donation drives, and customers were also chipping in.
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This is incredibly useful for splitting meals, buying concert tickets, chipping in for group presents, and more.
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Seven other players scored for the Bulls, with five of them chipping in 5 to 9 points each.
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There's two of us that primarily do affinage work in the cave, but everyone is regularly chipping in.
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He added that a private company was now chipping in 3D printing abilities to manufacture valves for ventilators.
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Dubinsky gave the Blue Jackets the lead at 8:34 of the period by chipping in a rebound.
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It&aposs perfect for things like splitting bills, chipping in for party snacks, or just splitting a meal.
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The overall effect isn't that large, but every bit helps, and otters deserve some credit for chipping in.
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The Gamecocks eventually pulled away from Stevenson, but the rest of his teammates kept chipping in as well.
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The reason they can offer that cut-rate tuition is because the state is chipping in on your behalf.
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I don't feel like fighting about it, and she's my best friend, so I don't mind chipping in extra.
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Corporate groups and legislators were also chipping in with cash contributions of as much as 100 million tugrik ($40,650).
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Springer, Altuve and Bregman produced two hits apiece atop the lineup, with Springer chipping in a pair of walks.
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He punctuated his round by chipping in from behind the green on the 18th for a third straight birdie.
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Instead of chipping in the puck and then dashing past the Sharks' defensemen, they turn in the neutral zone.
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Phelps, the most decorated Olympian ever, has made the biggest individual contribution, chipping in with 22 golds and counting.
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All five Magic starters scored in double figures, with Evan Fournier and Jonathan Isaac chipping in 10 points each.
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There've been a few large donations of $1,000 and $5,000, but it's mostly people chipping in what they can afford.
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Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 137 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries, while chipping in four catches for 113 yards.
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California Tortilla is "chipping in" with free small chips and queso with any purchase (valid in-store only on Tuesday).
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He leads the Thunder in scoring with 19.8 points per game, chipping in 5 rebounds and 83 assists, as well.
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Guard Kameron McGusty, a junior transfer from Oklahoma, joined senior guard Dejan Vasiljevic in chipping in 210 points for Miami.
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And it's not just their own campaign coffers that are swelling: Outside players are chipping in for attack ads, too.
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If you're swamped at work and a colleague asks for help, you don't need to be sorry for not chipping in.
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Hollywood A-listers are putting serious money into battling sexual harassment — with some superstars chipping in six figures and even more.
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Rita Ora talked about pitching in on Hurricane Harvey relief, then walked the walk by chipping in at a donation center.
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Much of that money has come through online fundraisers hosted on their official site, with members and likeminded fans chipping in.
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Sophomore Amanze Ngumezi added 16 points with Tyree Crump chipping in with 25 for the Bulldogs, who moved to 225-215.
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The budget proposal calls on states to begin chipping in more for long distance routes the national passenger rail carrier operates.
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China and the IMF will split the majority of the costs for Russia's bailout, with the U.S. chipping in drilling rights.
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Celebrities everywhere are chipping in: Elton John and Aussie Chris Hemsworth are each donating $1 million to firefighting and recovery efforts.
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Stevens is averaging 15 points and a team-high 6.7 rebounds, while Reaves is chipping in 14.7 points and 2.3 steals.
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With the entire squad chipping in for accommodation, travel costs, and various activities, it helps to be more considerate about the budget.
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His family made sacrifices, grandparents also chipping in financially, and the family would stay in campsites rather than hotels to save money.
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"Obviously, it's surprising we're scoring at the rate we're scoring at right now, but we've got every line chipping in," he said.
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In another superb display, Slovenia's teenage point guard Luka Doncic notched up 11 points, as well as chipping in with eight assists.
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The unions say it is fundamentally unfair for people to reap the benefits of union membership without chipping in their fair share.
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But Wallace, who works with the Alaska Volcano Observatory, says that all of the volcano observatories around the country are chipping in.
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Muller should be chipping in with goals – he's netted 10 across two World Cups – but is yet to score at Euro 2016.
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Whether it's knocking on doors or chipping in $5 for a local candidate who supports reform measures, you can make a difference.
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The cost of these centers was to be shared between the federal and local governments, with parents chipping in fees as well.
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He took his first lead with birdies on the 713th and 15th holes, both times coming close to chipping in for eagle.
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He went 11-for-13 from the field and 9-of-11 from the free throw line, while chipping in nine assists.
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Data from the OECD suggest that husbands and sons chipping in an extra hour could increase the female workforce by five percentage points.
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English capped off his second round in style by chipping in for birdie at the final hole for a seven-under-par 64.
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"One of the things that I think, medium and long term, we'll have to examine is whether everybody is chipping in," he said.
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What unfolded was an in-depth and laudable discussion of the Black Lives Matter movement, with all members of the family chipping in.
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Four Bruins scored in double figures, with Cody Riley adding 11 points, and Tyger Campbell and Prince Ali each chipping in 10 points.
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In the Seattle area, Microsoft is chipping in $277 million, while its neighbor Amazon has opened a homeless shelter on its downtown campus.
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He dropped his only shot of the day at the 16th before chipping in from a bunker to make an eagle at the 17th.
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As Mother Jones reported, Google contributed something in the ballpark of $25,000 for the event, with Facebook and Microsoft chipping in around $10,000 each.
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Currently, Washington helps pick up the tab for the medical expenses of those enrolled, chipping in a little more than half the total bill.
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As we reported ... Bush set up a GoFundMe in hopes of raising $100,000 for Nipsey's kids, personally chipping in $10k to get things started.
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Google sister company Calico and drug giant AbbVie are chipping in another $1 billion to cure diseases associated with aging, the companies said Tuesday.
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Even if the seller has no obligation to make this victim "whole," chipping in to help would make that apology a lot more heartfelt.
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Smith topped the Bearkats (2-3) with 14, followed by Cameron Delaney with 83, with Bowie and Josh Delaney chipping in with 10 each.
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It's weird when we now have a lawyer, we have employees—it's quite weird the concept of having people working for it, chipping in.
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Jonas Valanciunas collected 19 points and eight rebounds for the Raptors, with Norman Powell chipping in with 13 points and Serge Ibaka scoring 12.
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And if you have a handful of people chipping in every year for, say, a birthday — even $10 a month — it'll go a huge way.
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"Working Americans chipping in a few dollars every week are changing the way campaigns in our country are financed," said Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager.
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Each group is chipping in for the $3.3 million project, which will take up to a year, barring some kind of, ahem, divine intervention.[BBC]
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More than 8,000 firefighters have been battling the fire, but like KYLE says ... it's going to take everyone chipping in to get through the disaster.
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Leading scorer Larry Austin Jr. equaled his season average with 19 points while chipping in five rebounds and five assists for the Chippewas (173-2).
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Since the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began quarantining US citizens returning from Hubei earlier this month, nongovernmental groups have been chipping in.
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I do not mind chipping in for presents for colleagues, but feel that the pressure to pay for a gift for a supervisor is inappropriate.
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Duke's top four scorers were freshmen, with Cam Reddish scoring 16 points, Tre Jones adding 14 points and Zion Williamson chipping in with 13 points.
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ET, leads all players in scoring (24.2 points per game) in Vegas, while chipping in 5.2 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game in six contests.
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Last year, women's apparel accounted for 25 percent of J.C. Penney's sales, with men's apparel and accessories chipping in 22 percent, and children's apparel 10 percent.
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But if the bailout involved FERC-approved tariffs across a Western ISO, Californians would end up chipping in to keep the West's aging coal plants open.
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With Japan and South Korea also warning North Korea, investors are taking a step back to see what is happening before chipping in back, Bakhos said.
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The round was led by Sequoia India, Indonesia-based Venturra Capital and Susquehanna International Group, with Wavemaker Partners, Beenext, Beenos and Digital Garage also chipping in.
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Rowling inadvertently gave Orkney Library the ultimate piece of ammunition in their ongoing Twitter war with Shetland Library — and now, weeks, later she's still chipping in.
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In August 2014, Zvooq closed a $20 million Series A funding round, led by local retailer Ulmart, with Finnish private equity firm Essedel Capital chipping in.
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Junior Devon Hall has been chipping in on the offensive end with three straight double-digit efforts, including a season-high 15 points versus the Panthers.
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Graduate transfer Frank Booker leads the group of incoming players at 22 points per game while freshman starting forward Justin Minaya is chipping in 22015 points.
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Initially, de Blasio was quiet—until Cuomo and the MTA blamed the city for not chipping in more to get the subways up and running again.
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Enel is spending 87.5 million euros, or about $101 million, on new equipment and other changes, of which the Italian government is chipping in €14 million.
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Other celebs who are chipping in big time for various charities and causes include Drew Brees, Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Taylor, Ryan Reynolds and so many more.
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And by investor-heavy, I mean that on two counts: it featured a lot of heavyweights, and there were nearly 40 individuals and firms chipping in.
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The diagnostics firm will continue to manufacture the test, with Pfizer chipping in with its sales force to boost marketing to primary care clinics and large hospitals.
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While there is still a long road ahead, organizations from all over the globe and across the spectrum of industry are chipping in to do their part.
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If those execs want to be exempt from doubling up, they could offset the cost by chipping in enough to keep the company's budget goal on target.
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Facebook suggests the new feature would be useful for groups where everyone is chipping in on a purchase — like a group gift — or are splitting a restaurant bill.
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The Swiss Army-knife signal-caller went 11 of 15 for 136 yards and two scores through the air while chipping in 33 rushing yards on five carries.
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Both players have set up separate GoFundMe pages in support of the country, chipping in money of their own and calling upon fans to also donate in support.
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The disappearing act resulted in Golden State keeping their rebounding disadvantage to a reasonable 59-50 despite Kevin Love pulling down 21 and James chipping in with 15.
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President Donald Trump's proposed budget certainly won't be chipping in to ease the burden on the public — it aims to cut Department of Interior funding by 12 percent.
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Whether you're the bride or the maid of honor, if you're in charge of planning, it's your responsibility to remember that your squad is chipping in time and money.
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The Recording Academy also plans to launch several concerts and tie-in events in the run-up to the 2018 telecast, with the city itself chipping in for more.
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Wie, 27, could not get a birdie putt to fall, but she avoided the problem at her 15th hole, the par-five sixth, by chipping in from 45 feet.
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Color of Change and three other groups added to the pressure by chipping in for an airplane banner while they were on Google's campus urging it to "Dump" Trump.
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Sumitomo Chemical Co and Screen Holdings Co are considering chipping in, and the four companies are together seen investing 20 billion to 40 billion yen in JOLED, Kyodo said.
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"The magnitude of the need is such that you're going to need all the partners chipping in to the solution," Mr. Guzzetti said of the country's vast infrastructure needs.
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"I think that was a big part of our success last year was that we had all four lines going and chipping in offensively," Penguins forward Matt Cullen said.
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The Bluejays gradually pulled away in the second half as junior forwards Damien Jefferson (17 points) and Denzel Mahoney (10 points) started chipping in as much as the guards.
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Starting the day two strokes from the lead, Matsuyama never looked back after chipping in for an unlikely 60-foot eagle at the par-five second at Firestone Country Club.
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Perhaps you haven't come across such extreme examples of indifference in your workplace, but you may have participated in signing a generic condolences card or chipping in for some flowers.
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Sony Corp and Panasonic Corp are also expected to invest 5 to 10 billion yen each, and Sumitomo Chemical Co and Screen Holdings Co are considering chipping in, Kyodo said.
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Liberal mega-donor George Soros is chipping in on a $85033 million campaign aimed at mobilizing Hispanics and other immigrants against the GOP's White House hopefuls, a new report says.
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Henrique then gave the Ducks a 2-1 near the end of the period with his 17th goal of the season, chipping in a spinning backhand pass by Ondrej Kase.
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In response to the dinner, the Sanders campaign on Friday evening sent out an email to supporters asking them to help reach their fundraising goals by chipping in $3.53 apiece, instead.
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That said, without the world's second largest carbon emitter chipping in, it will undoubtedly be harder to achieve the Paris Agreement's ultimate goal, of limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius.
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Voters were told at the time that the project would cost no more than $33 billion, with the federal government stumping up $3.2 billion and private investors chipping in the balance.
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A creator posts a description of what she intends to make—a comic strip, a podcast—and patrons sign up to fund it, each chipping in a few dollars a month.
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Russia is chipping in by cutting production, too, partly because of the fallout from the contamination of an export pipeline, as are Saudi Arabia's allies, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.
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The 19-year-old played her final eight holes in six-under-par, chipping in for an eagle-three at 143 on the way to a bogey-free eight-under 64.
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Rookie Dario Saric is chipping in with 10.5 points a game while guard Nik Stauskas scored in double figures the last five games after averaging 763 the previous six outings. 1.
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Needing to birdie the last four holes to qualify for the weekend, he ran off two birdies, missed a 10-foot birdie putt and then narrowly missed chipping in for eagle.
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Since then, the Hanwha Group has taken over, with a slew of its businesses, including explosives, life insurance, hotel and shopping centers, and solar power companies chipping in to sustain the franchise.
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Li, who started the day in joint second place with South Africa's Zander Lombard, got off to a wonderful start, chipping in an eagle from the rough on the very first hole.
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Gordon was among five other Rockets in double figures, chipping in with 23 off the bench for Houston, which must endure the second night of a back-to-back Friday at Denver.
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"Working Americans chipping in a few dollars every week are changing the way campaigns in our country are financed," Jeff Weaver, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager, said in a statement issued after midnight.
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Technology companies and the billionaires that own them are also chipping in to help local communities and finance initiatives looking for new diagnostics to identify the disease and treatments for the sick.
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Brissett, a sophomore forward, had a solid all-around game, going 143 of 14 from the floor and chipping in three steals and two assists to go along with his rebound totals.
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If more money from private investors is needed, there may be no alternative to other Italian banks chipping in to avoid failures that might destabilise the whole industry, five of the sources said.
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That's a strong endorsement for more funding to be dedicated to these organizations like Snopes, preferably by even-keeled nonprofits, though the risks of governments or Facebook chipping in might be worth it.
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Park, who had begun the day four shots behind, went to nine under with back-to-back birdies, chipping in on the par-3 third and making a short putt on No. 4.
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As a team they rushed for 298 yards and six touchdowns, with Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara each rushing for more than 100 yards and third-stringer Trey Edmunds chipping in with 48.
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The season at Liverpool, he has scored almost every kind of goal you can imagine, some from near the edge of the box, others flying through the air and chipping in the ball.
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Older siblings, one-year-old brothers Busy and Timber, aren't just taking up space in the den, the older kids are chipping in and helping their parents raise this new, adorable bunch, reports WPXI.
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Meanwhile, taxpayers are chipping in too — the US Secret Service has paid $1.6 million to travel on a plane operated by one of Trump's companies, according to another report by Vogel and Isaac Arnsdorf.
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ABOUT CLEMSON (28-8.93, 28.9-280): Senior forward Jaron Blossomgame is doing his thing, averaging 271 points and 5.8 rebounds, while five other players are chipping in by scoring between nine and 11 per contest.
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Allerik Freeman, a 6-3 grad transfer from Baylor, is averaging 16.7 points and Lennard Freeman is chipping in 14 points per game while Johnson has 29 assists and is contributing 12 points per contest.
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Tech giants are also chipping in, with Microsoft saying it would donate 1 million renminbi to the Hubei Red Cross Foundation for relief efforts and Google's charitable arm giving $250,000 to the Chinese Red Cross.
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With his only option to punch out Woodland watched his ball sail across the green and into the fringe rough where he brought the crowd to its feet chipping in from the fringe for par.
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Forwards Nico Carvacho and Deion James had eight points each, with Carvacho also chipping in with seven rebounds to give him 42 boards (19 offensive) in the first three games, tops in the Mountain West Conference.
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On Saturday, those close to the ropes or on someone's shoulders or standing on a footstool saw Woods hammer his fist after chipping in from a difficult lie for a birdie 3 at the ninth hole.
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We don't know when that will be, and what normal will look like, but we wanted to point out a few of the organizations, companies, and brands (big and small) that are chipping in to help.
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Belpedio had a hand in three straight goals Saturday, scoring a pair of goals from the high slot and chipping in on a nifty passing play to set up to set up teammate Josh Melnick&aposs goal.
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But a leader of Restaurant Workers of America acknowledged that his group is primarily financed by individual restaurant owners, with some workers also chipping in, and it has taken modest sums from the Washington, DC, restaurant lobby.
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Nutivaara then gave Columbus a 2-1 lead at 2:55 of the third period with his second goal of the season, chipping in the rebound of his own shot from the bottom of the right circle.
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Jordan Spieth birdied his final three holes, chipping in from behind the 17th green and closing with a 34-foot putt, and shot a five-under-par 65 to win the Dean & Deluca Invitational in Forth Worth.
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While 558 percent of high-net-worth grandparents are chipping in for college, more of them could assist, Fidelity Investments found, based on an online poll of 2529,2529 parents who were at least 2529 years of age.
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Delle Donne averaged 83 for the series, but despite Kristi Toliver chipping in with 22 points in Game 3, Washington simply did not have enough talent to keep up with Seattle in the Mystics' first finals appearance.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Australian billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest has pledged 2100 million Australian dollars ($268.7 million) in aid for the country's bushfire crisis, joining a growing list of celebrities chipping in to fight the fires.
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"This campaign is powered by grassroots supporters who are chipping in what they can, when they can because they support Mark's mission to be an independent voice for Arizona," said Jacob Peters, a spokesperson for Kelly's campaign.
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Schauffele, who edged Thomas by a stroke to win the Tour Championship in Atlanta last month, never looked back after opening with a birdie and then chipping-in from off the green for another at his third hole.
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Despite the Ducks' struggles, which led to the firing of head coach Randy Carlyle earlier in February, Silfverberg is having a strong season, leading the team in goals with 16 in 13 games, while chipping in eight assists.
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It boasts a volunteer workforce of nearly 23,000 that mostly catches bugs and helps with customer service in exchange for little more than recognition from their peers and the satisfaction of chipping in to a project they believe in.
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At the time of writing Openbook's Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign has a handful of days to go and is only around a third of the way to reaching its (modest) target of $115k, with just over 1,000 backers chipping in.
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Smith brought Vegas back to within a goal with his 17th, chipping in a backhand feed from behind the net by Chandler Stephenson, but Jarry came up with several big saves down the stretch to deny Vegas' comeback hopes.
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"We focus so heavily on the federal income tax, which is a progressive tax, that we lose sight of the ways that people are chipping in," Williamson, author of "Read My Lips: Why Americans Are Proud To Pay Taxes," told Hill.
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Overall spending in the final week favors Democrats, with Davids outpacing Yoder $445,000 to $364,000 head-to-head, while Independence USA PAC, the DCCC and House Majority PAC combined are chipping in more than $453,000 to benefit the Democratic challenger.
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"It really worked out for us," says Manni, adding that his gracious in-laws let them stay free of charge, while he and his wife reciprocated by chipping in for groceries and picking up the bill for the occasional dinner out.
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Vancouver came back to tie it early in the second period on Beagle's first goal in 43 games, chipping in a pass from Hughes at the end of a two-on-one break for his second goal of the season.
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Stephens put the Lightning ahead, 3-2, with his first NHL goal, chipping in a rebound of his own shot that bounced in off the shoulder of Montreal left winger Artturi Lehkonen stationed on the right side of the crease.
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Gsellman enjoyed his best game of the season both on the mound and at the plate, posting a victory by tossing seven strong innings and chipping in with two RBIs as the Mets beat the Milwaukee Brewers 22-23 at Citi Field.
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Sometimes, telling a little white lie can get you out of something you don't want to do — like going to a hot yoga class with your sister on a Friday night or chipping in $100 for your friends' over-the-top baby shower.
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In an alternate universe where Ms. Wills might have graduated without much debt, and where the financial crisis had never happened, her father would never have been laid off and he would have kept chipping in to help pay her tuition bill.
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As Rosenthal describes American health care, it's not really a market; it's more like a protection racket — tolerated only because so many different institutions are chipping in to cover the extortionary bill and because, ultimately, it's our lives that are on the line.
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ABOUT THE BRUINS (5-3-3): Defenseman Torey Krug has been chipping in at the offensive end of late, following up his second goal of the season in Monday's 4-3 shootout loss to Columbus with two assists versus the Golden Knights.
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Once Epperson's friends realized she was turning down plans, they tried to be accommodating to help her save: Epperson and her friends started taking advantage of Dayton's great hiking trails, hosting game nights, and all chipping in to buy groceries and cook dinner together.
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ET, NBCSN Boston, WGN (Chicago) ABOUT THE CELTICS (252.3-33): Forward Al Horford rebounded from a season-worst two-point performance against the Spurs to lead his team with 23 points at Detroit while chipping in nine rebounds, six assists, two blocks and zero turnovers.
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After averaging five points on 31.3 percent shooting in his first five games after the injury, the second-year pro has averaged 251.2 while shooting 23 percent in the last three games - chipping in 214 boards in just over 20 minutes off the bench.
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Eller broke the 1-1 tie at 1:58 of the third when he scored for just the second time in the last 18 games, and Hathaway finished a second consecutive three-on-two rush by chipping in his fifth goal at 2:43.
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Between the getaway bachelorette, and the ballooning duties of a bridesmaid, guests are also chipping in more to attend: 44% of Refinery29 readers surveyed said they've spent upwards of $500 to attend a wedding in the past year, and 53% said they've spent more than $1,000.
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For most of us, that designer-made, upper-hundreds frock is more #budgetgoals than reality right now, so we dug deep and found some lovely ones that will leave room on the balance sheet for the Airbnb deposit and/or chipping in for that case of rosé.
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Three players 223 and under were contributors this season, with 22014-year-old center Brett Howden scoring six goals, 215-year-old forward Filip Chytil chipping in 11, and 20-year-old forward Lias Andersson — the seventh overall pick in 2017 — playing 42 games with two goals.
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Mathieu Perreault potted a goal in his return from a three-game absence because of injury, with Ehlers chipping in an assist for a two-point night for the Jets, who won for the third time in four games and are 24-241-222 since Feb. 218.
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Mathieu Perreault potted a goal in his return from a three-game absence because of injury, with Ehlers chipping in an assist for a two-point night for the Jets, who won for the third time in four games and are 10-5-2 since Feb. 1.
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Getting it up there took five space agencies representing 26 different countries, each chipping in billions of dollars to fund thousands of rumple-clothed engineers who pulled countless all-nighters to design and build the component parts, load them into payload fairings, and launch them into low Earth orbit.
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So every Sunday morning at church there was a great feeling of everybody chipping in cooking lunch for everybody and it was a really cool way to grew up but when I went to college I realized there was a much bigger world out here a much different world.
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Entrepreneurs, likely with the aid of organized crime, shot the films around the nation, then trafficked them to towns where masculine communal organizations like the Elks, Legionnaires, Rotarians, or college frats would host "stag parties," chipping in to host screenings in which they'd all watch hardcore sex together.
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"Working-class Americans across the country are chipping in $3, $18, $27, or whatever they can to help elect Bernie Sanders because they know he is the only candidate who will fight for them and take on corporate greed and corruption," Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir said in a statement.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that six current and former employees had made about $37 million by chipping in their own money to trades between Deutsche Bank and a hedge fund in 2009 that were meant to remove some of the risk the bank had taken on from an insurance client.
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ABOUT ALABAMA (276-264, 5-2): The Crimson Tide also saw their leading scorer put up a night to remember, as Braxton Key erupted for a career-high 26 points against Georgia to up his season average to 11.5 while chipping in with nine rebounds and shooting 7-of-11 from the field.
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Read more: The president of the Toronto Raptors told us how he turned a losing team into 2019 NBA championsSterling has established himself as one of the Europe's stand-out players over the last two seasons, chipping in 35 goals and 21 assists in the Premier League alone to help Pep Guardiola's side claim back-to-back titles.
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The cost of college education continues to shoot up, pension plans are nearly extinct, and the rise of the gig economy means workers not only have to usually shoulder the cost of insurance (plus a bigger chunk of medical expenses), they have to put enough money away to be able to live comfortably during retirement without employers chipping in.
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The city of Los Angeles, which does not have a health department, is chipping in to help the county by using its own resources to test workers who are symptomatic, including emergency medical workers on the Police and Fire Departments, health care workers, and those trying to get homeless people into shelters and take their temperatures.
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The city of Los Angeles, which does not have a health department, is chipping in to help the county by using its own resources to test workers who are symptomatic, including emergency medical workers on the Police and Fire Departments, health care workers, and those trying to get homeless people into shelters and take their temperatures.
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Point, back after sitting out Tampa Bay's 3-2 win over the Rangers in New York on Saturday night with a lower body injury, gave the Lightning a 1-0 lead at the 6:36 mark of the first period with his 63th power play goal of the season, chipping in a rebound of a Nikita Kucherov shot from the slot.
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As uniformed servicemen were beamed into the Oval Office via satellite from US bases in Alaska, Bahrain, Guam and Qatar -- but not war zones like Iraq, Afghanistan or Syria -- Trump said he was pleased to see rich nations like Qatar -- "There are many, many ways of pronouncing it," Trump observed of the Gulf nation -- chipping in for regional security efforts.
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Swimmers coached by Meehan, past and present, tell similar stories of his devotion, which include holding the lap counter at the end of the lane in the distance races when no one else could be found to help out, or chipping in to set up the lane lines before practice, a task akin to a baseball manager chalking the field.
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