This year, individuals can contribute up to $3,400 and couples can contribute $6,750.
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Employers are not required to contribute; employees would contribute through payroll deductions to Secure Choice accounts.
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You said, 'I understand you haven't given me permission to contribute, but I want to contribute.
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An individual can contribute up to $3,350 per year to an HSA and families can contribute $6,750.
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"Having the financial freedom to contribute to the things that you want to contribute," Mr. Webb said.
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"We contribute in terms of relationship, we contribute in terms of funding, and we contribute in terms of a steady source of business," said Lisa Robins, Asia Pacific head of global transaction banking at Deutsche Bank.
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Companies generally do not contribute to the cost of health insurance for contract workers, nor do they contribute to retirement plans.
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You can contribute $5,20173 in 2018 ($6,000 in 2318), although higher earners are limited in what they can contribute, if at all.
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Employees can contribute up to $275,2250 tax free to 401(k)'s, and those 50 or older can contribute an additional $6,000.
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They don't ask me to contribute anything, but I just started a new job so I plan to contribute $2135.60 each month.
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And the artificial sweetener in Spicer's favorite, Orbit cinnamon, will only contribute to that problem, and swallowing gum could contribute to constipation, too.
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My mother set up the Roth IRA, and now I contribute to it myself and try to contribute the maximum $5,500 per year.
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Option 1: You contribute 6% of your salary to qualify for the entire employer match = you contribute $3,2600 and your employer contributes $2000,265.
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GE, for instance, expects to contribute $930 million into its plan this fiscal year, while GM expects to contribute $2 billion into its plan.
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Yet Iraq, rather than contribute as Saudi Arabia has done to the overall cuts, continues to contribute what Riyadh sees as the bare minimum.
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As artists, we have the choice to contribute to that visual language and contribute a potential change to its understanding, fear, love or history.
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We have a proud history of welcoming people who want to come to our country to contribute to our economy and contribute to our society.
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It wouldn't be possible without all the skaters in Montreal who contribute every day with ideas and jokes and clips and everything that they contribute.
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I also contribute 10% pretax to my company's SIMPLE IRA with an additional 3% employer match, and I contribute $50 per month to my HSA.
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Rowan said it will contribute three jack-up drilling rigs to the joint venture and Saudi Aramco will contribute two at the start of operations.
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"Yeah, as it turns out, the caps don't contribute — having a cap does not contribute that much to the expense," Mr. Cassidy said in May.
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If your company is willing to contribute up to 3% of your salary, for example, you should contribute at least 3% to get the full match.
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In 2401, you can contribute up to $2401,000 in your 401(k), and if you're over 50 you have some additional opportunities to contribute even more.
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To get the kinds of specialties that would best contribute to the pandemic fight would require stripping units of their trained personnel who contribute to other missions.
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"If you don't remember what people contribute to society, our society will be defined by people who may not contribute like others in our past," he said.
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Dairy products like cheese and yogurt contribute almost 19% of greenhouse gases emitted -- even worse than poultry, seafood and eggs, which only contribute 14% of greenhouse gases.
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For the 21 - 0000 academic year, first-year students are expected to contribute between $383,238 and $21,260 and returning students are expected to contribute between $1,500 and $3,000.
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GW: There's a "How to Contribute" tab on the wiki that describes how researchers who have something to contribute can email the knowledge base manager to get involved.
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Researchers found that the same genetic variations that contribute to plaque buildup in arteries, which cause coronary heart disease, also contribute to greater male and female reproductive success.
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The forces and the ways you use them contribute to reaching the objective, but the number of forces you deploy don't contribute to a successful strategy by themselves.
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Psoriasis that develops on the penis can also contribute to pain and discomfort during sex or contribute to psychological issues that impair sexual performance, some previous research suggests.
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You can contribute to your 4033(b) plan yourself (called an elective deferral) and your employer can contribute as well via a matching program or some other means.
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If they are over age 265½, such people can no longer contribute to an I.R.A. but they can set up and contribute to a Simplified Employee Pension Plan.
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But often it's because many participants still don't contribute the full amount they are allowed to contribute, and many lack the proper planning skills to make retirement decisions.
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One idea gaining traction is to help people contribute to emergency funds through their place of work, much as employees contribute to workplace retirement plans like 4003(k) accounts.
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If you are 2000 or older, you can contribute up to $21,20163, and if you are over 22016 you can contribute an additional $225,240 for a total of $24,000.
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Never mind that coal and fossil fuels contribute to global warming, which is expected to raise sea levels, worsen droughts, contribute to crop failure and threaten our very existence.
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Cooked beef contains at least four thousand different molecules, of which about a hundred contribute to its aroma and flavor and two dozen contribute to its appearance and texture.
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Over 40% of respondents said they do not contribute to a 401(k) plan because of student debt and 43% say they do not contribute to a rainy day fund.
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Or they insist that he wants to make it easier for immigrants who will contribute to American society to come to the US and harder for immigrants who won't contribute.
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O'Neill noted that the U.K. and China had already agreed to contribute $72 million each into a new "Global Innovation Fund" to research AMR and called for other governments to contribute.
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" Plus, you can contribute a lot more money: "The typical rule is, if you're self-employed, you can contribute about 20 percent of your net income, up to $55,000 in 2018.
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"I did think that coming out meant there wouldn't be the space in the room for me to contribute to the kind of change I wanted to contribute to," she said.
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The company said it is on track to contribute $350 billion to the US economy between 2018 and 2023 and will contribute $30 billion in capital expenditures in the same period.
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For 2019, small employers can contribute $13,500 per employee in a SIMPLE IRA, and self-employed individuals to contribute 25% of their earnings to a SEP plan, according to the IRS.
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" A boycott, he said, "would only contribute to isolation.
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" The hotels, she said, may contribute to "a renaissance.
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In terms of him banning people who contribute so much to the country—who contribute so much to the economy and health care, or whatever industry it may be—I think it's important to allow people from all backgrounds to contribute to a country that's so large and powerful and has "freedom," whatever that means.
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British businesses contribute the equivalent of 2341 percent of their country's gross domestic product toward research and development, 80 percent less than what German companies contribute toward research and development in Germany.
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The response was extremely enthusiastic: About half of those she reached out to offered to contribute their stories, and the other half referred her to someone else who could contribute, she says.
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In the Western and Capitalistic culture, one who has freedom has no job, one who has no job does not contribute to society, one that does not contribute to society is bad.
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They are also more likely to contribute payment, instead of having employers pay for it: 42 percent of service workers are required to contribute, compared with 13 percent of managers and professionals.
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In those days, there was still the belief that photography could contribute to not only observing the world, to understanding it better, but that it could also contribute to making it better.
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These verticals currently contribute 13 percent of the consolidated EBIDTA but are expected to grow multi-fold over the next seven years and contribute nearly as much as the energy and petrochemical businesses.
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"Everybody who can contribute to our mission who can meet our high standards and contribute to our mission, we need them," Carter said in a response to a question from a Sikh soldier.
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"That's important, because now you have individuals that may not have any symptoms that can contribute to transmission, and we have learned that in fact they do contribute to transmission," Dr. Redfield said.
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And around the world, some nations are more responsible than others for the decisions that contribute to this: The US and China combined, for example, contribute nearly half of the world's CO2 emissions.
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So over 18 months, the plan is to contribute $8,250.
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In both countries, silence and neglect contribute to the burden.
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By the way, I think those contribute to the grit.
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And what do you think men can do to contribute?
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Does it contribute to a heightened willingness to take risks?
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Now we can contribute and be a part of yours.
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We said that volunteers contribute half of Mozilla's computer code.
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But we are here, and we contribute to America's greatness.
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I kept looking around like, 'What can I possibly contribute?
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CNN's Elizabeth Joseph and Devan Cole contribute to this report.
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I contribute about $600 a month to cover these costs.
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Can advertising ever contribute to humanity in a positive way?
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Britain has no need to contribute to euro zone bailouts.
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You just have to be part of it, to contribute.
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There are many factors that contribute to these low rates.
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This system required you to contribute to stay a member.
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These all, in turn, contribute to the country's overall score.
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I've really been able to contribute to hundreds of projects.
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After signing up, the next move is to contribute enough.
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I hop onto their GoFundMe page and contribute 20 bucks.
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"The fight did not contribute to her death," Stone said.
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Trivedi speculates that poor scooter maintenance could contribute to injuries.
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There are a lot of items to contribute to it.
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Individuals could contribute up to $2,000 a year tax free.
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Here it's just different elements that contribute to the sensation.
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Subconsciously, these factors, while important, contribute to our availability bias.
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So you think vegans like this contribute to the stereotype?
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Every player, especially the top players, contribute to our success.
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I already have the wine and cocktail tins to contribute.
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Are you gonna contribute to the culture war relief effort?
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It would contribute hugely to the rebalancing of the economy.
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Which doesn't answer what, exactly, the first lady will contribute.
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I think about what my paintings can contribute to culture.
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Women who pushed their spouses to contribute more at home.
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Financial services contribute some 12% of the national tax take.
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Form 5498 Did you contribute to an IRA last year?
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Boneparth said people should be careful not to over contribute.
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It also allows customers to contribute data to the product.
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Unfortunately not all participants were ready to contribute to success.
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That would help credit to contribute more directly to GDP.
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Importantly, there are also policy solutions that can potentially contribute.
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So what are you going to contribute to that legacy?
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Citizens must contribute to a mandatory savings scheme, for example.
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Privileged to contribute my best every single day of it.
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I could contribute more, but I like shoes and travel.
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I contribute $6 towards my group's tip for three drinks.
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CNN's Chieu Luu and Sandi Sidhu contribute do this report
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They had asked guests to contribute money to their honeymoon.
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"I'm just excited to contribute to the team," Lawrie said.
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The new study results may someday contribute to new treatments.
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I hoped the book might contribute to that public debate.
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Instead, his martyrdom would eventually contribute to a different outcome.
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Jeff Flake said he would "certainly" contribute to Democratic Sen.
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He's a map expert who helped contribute to Apple Maps.
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Or, their conversations contribute to a decision to part ways.
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Weak hips can contribute to injuries in the lower leg.
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You take it seriously to contribute to the human family.
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It would contribute to one in five Americans being uninsured.
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Donald Trump had called for European nations to contribute more
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Multiple sectors helped contribute to the spike in job creation.
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Students also contribute cash, while both parents and students borrow.
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Do any of them contribute to music in the movie?
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Every person is trying to contribute to the greater good.
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Did anyone else in the band contribute to the book?
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They are also currently looking for corporate sponsors to contribute.
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A stronger capital structure could also contribute to an upgrade.
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I could only bring myself to lurk, never to contribute.
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The difficult part will be finding other ways to contribute.
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Friends and relatives opened up their own accounts to contribute.
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How would you contribute in a unique and positive way?
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Still, controlling HFCs can contribute to a comprehensive climate strategy.
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Such glacial flows could gradually contribute to sea level rise.
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Apple has also reportedly agreed to contribute to the fund.
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Corroded iron pipes also contribute to high levels of iron.
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And see if they want to contribute in other ways.
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This collaboration should contribute to a unification of net neutrality.
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Let them know you're eager to contribute to the organization.
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Infrastructure can contribute in two unique ways to this portfolio.
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If you are older than 50, you can contribute $6,500.
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For 28503, you can contribute up to $22019,600 per year.
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Because you are valuable, you have something valuable to contribute.
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The real issue is how much we contribute to it.
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Business can contribute and leverage its contributions for personal benefit.
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And insurance companies often contribute money to state political parties.
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Save your money, and contribute it to your Roth IRA.
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The lower back is required to contribute throughout these exercises.
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Her oratorical weaknesses contribute to Mrs Clinton's reputation for shiftiness.
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Their team and technology will contribute to our AI capabilities.
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We assumed buyers could contribute a 2200 percent down payment.
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People who stay in their communities contribute to their communities.
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Refugees contribute to and create many resources for our country.
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You can move freely and contribute more to the economy.
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"NATO members must finally contribute their fair share," Trump said.
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Instead, people need opportunities to learn, contribute and pursue success.
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Andrew J. Bacevich and Corey Robin contribute columns this month.
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While technology may contribute to isolation, it can also help.
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For a traditional IRA, you cannot contribute past age 70½.
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Does being skilled at empathy contribute to a leader's performance?
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The Anglophone regions contribute about 20% of the country's GDP.
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It's a clever combination where people can contribute and annotate.
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Contribute enough to receive at least the employer matching contribution.
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India will contribute to global growth with an estimated 15.5 %.
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"This debt can contribute to some financial fragility," Lusardi said.
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" Overall, "International students contribute $35 billion to the U.S. economy.
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Side scoops also contribute to airflow efficiency and engine cooling.
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These cells accumulate in fat tissue and contribute to disease.
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Anytime I'm in the lineup, I just try to contribute.
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Those 50 and over can contribute as much as $24,000.
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This will contribute to a higher turnout among registered Democrats.
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We can all do more to contribute to their success.
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Looming U.S. sanctions against Iran further contribute to expected tightness.
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Individuals can contribute a maximum of $2,800 during the primaries.
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Today they contribute just 103 percent of government tax revenues.
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All of these companies will also contribute to the project.
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Arctic sea ice loss doesn't contribute to sea level rise.
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How much do our genes contribute to our life span?
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We want all four lines to have confidence and contribute.
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It's something that unfolds that you have to contribute to.
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But what are the factors that contribute to these differences?
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It feels treasonous to contribute to the already poisonous stereotype.
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Let us see how they can contribute to our world.
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They can also contribute to a cracker of a hangover.
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How does it contribute to the effect of the performance?
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A number of other factors contribute to the stardom gulf.
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The pickles and tomatoes didn't contribute much to the taste.
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Did we contribute to changing the culture of the school?
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There are a lot of factors that contribute to that.
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Their manufacture, transport and use also contribute to global warming.
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And the yaw can contribute to the larger exit wound.
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Guns are not the only factor that contribute to violence.
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Also unclear is the total amount Mr. Smith will contribute.
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They had a family now, and she wanted to contribute.
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He has ordered some petitioners in his court to contribute.
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Many said they were excited to contribute their medical training.
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They're dead surfaces that contribute to the heat island effect.
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The lag can contribute to the decimation of a species.
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The research could contribute to our understanding of Earth's landscapes.
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Demolishing those buildings would contribute greatly to greenhouse gas emissions.
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Children can contribute their total annual earnings up to $27,225.
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But Ms. Mountain hopes others will contribute alongside the Dells.
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Global warming is expected to contribute to more frequent fires.
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Everyone else can contribute bottles of wine and side dishes.
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"This will contribute greatly to the healing process," she said.
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You can contribute online or by texting FLORENCE to 20222.
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Contribute to both if you are eligible, Ms. Edwards said.
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As if she had nothing to contribute to the world.
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"I didn't want to contribute to the sensationalism," she said.
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We know that humans contribute to it in some way.
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Working women contribute more than $7 trillion to America's economy.
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But there's another phenomenon that could contribute to Dorian's destruction.
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The best leaders are clear, and contribute to high performance.
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"Brazil has an opportunity to contribute with research," he said.
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And here are ways you can contribute to relief efforts.
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But a year later, Apatow was called upon to contribute.
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Both contribute to FDD's Center on Military and Political Power.
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Then why did you contribute thousands of dollars to her?
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It is illegal for foreigners to contribute to U.S. politicians.
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"I want to contribute and give back to the community."
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All those factors contribute to greater demand for coal imports.
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Asking outsiders to contribute to corporate reviews is not unusual.
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So how much did turnout contribute to Mr. Trump's victory?
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Could this otherwise valuable medication contribute to my back pain?
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Did they contribute to some other physical circumstance of his?
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The duo will also contribute new songs to the sequel.
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"But I want to contribute to the team," he said.
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How could your own behavior contribute to this job challenge?
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We will contribute to peace, peace and stability in Syria.
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What did growing up in Miami contribute to your outlook?
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How might TESS's findings contribute to our knowledge of space?
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The city's outlandish housing expenses contribute to its high score.
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Attendees are asked to contribute $2,800, according to an invitation.
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These encounters do not reduce violence; they contribute to it.
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How do these foreign workers contribute to the American economy?
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And there's still plenty of time to contribute to I.R.A.s.
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CNN's Joan Biskupic and Manu Raju contribute to this report.
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You can contribute to their "America Loves Venice" fund here.
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It will contribute to supplying Hydro's aluminium plants in Norway.
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How do these power dynamics contribute to cycles of violence?
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Over time, these rays contribute to premature aging and cancer.
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If someone fails to contribute, they're not great allies. pic.twitter.
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The group will contribute almost half of the 77,534 monitors.
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The value our allies contribute goes much beyond troop deployments.
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"It feels good to contribute to the team," Hembree said.
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Our common security requires everyone to contribute their fair share.
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Tooth decay can contribute to obesity, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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It can contribute to security, but it is not security.
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"We want to see what we can contribute," she said.
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Then not only are women working but they contribute more.
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It fails to recognize how institutions contribute to this anxiety.
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But that doesn't mean the organizers aren't trying to contribute.
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Can contemporary art contribute to our understanding of all this?
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A number of factors contribute to how we understand race.
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Alcohol can also contribute to some people's expectations about sex.
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Kara, you contribute now to the New York Times. Yes.
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Even if you cannot afford to contribute the maximum $18,000 each year, if your employer has a 25(k) match, find out how much you need to contribute to receive the full employer match.
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The tariffs the president has imposed are, essentially, a significant tax hike that will, if they persist, contribute to the demise of many American businesses, which will contribute to the demise of many Americans.
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To contribute directly to a Roth IRA in 2164, a single person&aposs Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) must be under $2000,272 to contribute to a Roth IRA, or $2000,0003 for a married couple.
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Newspaper headlines that fail to take note of that fact contribute to rape culture — perhaps not as directly as this judge did when he essentially let the rapist off the hook, but contribute they do.
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"Everybody who can contribute to our mission who, who can meet what are high standards and contribute to our mission, we need them," Carter said in a response to a question from a Sikh soldier.
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Under the terms of the potential arrangement, Blackstone would contribute cash to the venture, while 21st Century Fox, the huge entertainment company run by the Murdoch family, would contribute its 28 owned-and-operated stations.
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I contribute an extra $9 a month, as I didn't get to contribute anything for the years I lived in the UK.Savings: $15,15.46 (I've got about $7,30 in the bank) Day One 9:246.503 a.m.
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All who contribute in these ways should be entitled to citizenship.
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West Antarctica alone might contribute 10 feet of sea level rise.
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They read, and contribute to, outlets like Breitbart News and InfoWars.
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Fitch expects political advertising to contribute to positive growth during 2016.
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Prostate cancer alone will contribute one diagnosis out of every five.
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You can't contribute to your HSA once you're on Medicare, however.
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Well, we hope you contribute more money, and then nothing happens.
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They also contribute significantly to planet-warming gases in the atmosphere.
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Economic powerhouse Germany, they only contribute 19873 percent, not 2 percent.
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It expects smaller format stores to contribute to the additional sales.
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Presumptions such as these contribute to the death of a community.
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But if she does contribute, Kaawaloa said it's a serious undertaking.
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For that reason, it's best to contribute as much as possible.
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Redemptions and market movements can contribute to a drop in AUM.
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Austin: What do you feel you contribute to the writing process?
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He can contribute on the offensive side while being responsible defensively.
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Account holders age 25 and older can contribute an extra $2000,3203.
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Coal, along with gasoline and other fossil fuel pollution, contribute significantly.
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" Or, "We don't really expect you to be able to contribute.
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In Konya, German airmen contribute to a NATO air surveillance mission.
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Individual donors can contribute $2,700 each to his general election campaign.
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Account holders age 43 and older can contribute an extra $1,000.
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But many officials argue that foreign students contribute to the economy.
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He can drive possession and contribute offensively in a big way.
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But just because anyone could contribute didn't mean many people did.
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They do not contribute much to the city's coffers in return.
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Working towards effective policy levers now will contribute to future needs.
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But it can also contribute to bad driving, and even death.
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Hence the prominent new Contribute tab on the Maps main screen.
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The next year, another 21 women (repeats allowed) contribute $2100,923 again.
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They wanted to be part of this journey and contribute ideas.
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Moreover, anyone can contribute funds, including the owner's relatives and employer.
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I don't feel the need to contribute any more of them.
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What will this post contribute to the overall narrative, if anything?
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Please join me and contribute what you can and thank you.
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How do you avoid having this contribute to Star Wars fatigue?
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These coatings contribute to the different colored flares you are seeing.
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We're willing to work with companies that contribute to obesity rates.
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Alcohol and caffeinated beverages do contribute to your daily water intake.
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Those age 50 and over can contribute as much as $7,000.
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Do you think these kinds of characters contribute to that problem?
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We expect all regions to contribute positively to group margin improvement.
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Viral infections like rubella can also contribute to congenital heart defects.
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Limiting food waste alone could contribute $252bn a year by 2030.
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Fox once again vehemently pledged not to contribute to Trump's wall.
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CDPQ will contribute 700 million euros of equity to the venture.
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People who are sick or dead cannot contribute to the economy.
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She had asked her many writer friends to contribute a blurb.
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Humans are worsening several key factors that contribute to wildfire risk.
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Everybody should be given a second chance to contribute to society.
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The high proportion of foreign students may contribute to the problem.
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I have more to contribute, so I am speaking on it.
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The villagers contribute manpower and re-invest profits into their communities.
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The feature allows Group members to contribute to a collaborative story.
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He thought they had much value to contribute to black people.
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Exactly how gut bacteria might contribute to autism is a puzzle.
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That means those who aren't in the affected area can contribute.
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It will contribute even more, up to 70% in the future.
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Naysayers rarely contribute much, and they usually don't amount to much.
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All that extra air can contribute to loud bellies — and beyond.
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Account holders age 2500 and older can contribute an extra $2000,2320.
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Account holders age 2000 and older can contribute an extra $270,265.
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He can embrace international trade and contribute to making America great.
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It could also contribute to signs of stabilization in the industry.
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They also tapped two artists to contribute to some filter designs.
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Individuals may contribute up to 10% of their income to candidates.
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They contribute to fall leaf colors, red cabbages, and black berries.
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I want their successes to contribute to a more equitable society.
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People may have to contribute for a set number of years.
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How does that behavior contribute to any sort of civil discourse?
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She welcomed the response letter's authors to contribute articles as well.
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To earn stable returns, consistently contribute to a low-risk fund.
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Through Industrie Africa, we hope to contribute heavily to this conversation.
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It's an earned benefit that people contribute to from each paycheck.
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So I was excited to be able to contribute to that.
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He argues that the "Ossis" - easterners - have something unique to contribute.
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Did confronting those difficult issues head-on contribute to your depression?
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Oh, and contribute at least 10 percent to your 401(k).
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Metzl agrees that playing golf does not contribute to building strength.
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I like to contribute; to be part of the TripAdvisor family.
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These hormones increase inflammation, slow down metabolism, and contribute to disease.
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She liked the song and was happy to contribute to it.
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Dogs in the workplace can contribute to higher morale and productivity.
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Work on Polymath problems is done publicly, and anyone can contribute.
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Where did any other sub-group of people contribute to civilization?
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And they continue to contribute credibility and stability [today], I think.
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You can capitalize on the collective unconscious AND contribute to it!
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But what other ways can I contribute to a larger conversation?
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The UK also would have to contribute to the EU budget.
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"The entire world must contribute in reducing water wastage," she says.
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Judson found that political and economic instability contribute to this demand.
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She found that economic and political instability contribute to this demand.
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I know I can contribute to something, however small it is.
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If you would like to contribute, we thank you in advance!!
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We're told drugs and alcohol did not contribute to his death.
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You can claim a tax deduction for any money you contribute.
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Some specific characteristics of fertility self-tracking may contribute to this.
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That helped sink Hillary Clinton and contribute to Trump's upset win.
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You can contribute to the NJJN's work by providing financial support.
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Options expiration on Friday would likely contribute to volatility, traders said.
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And that is going to continue to contribute to world's growth.
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On the first rung you should contribute to your 401(k).
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I actively contribute to his deal flow in a small way.
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It is these genetic differences that may contribute to earlier deaths.
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Sometimes readers don't have insider tips, but they can still contribute.
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Account holders age 13 and older can contribute an extra $21,2000.
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Food and drink each contribute about half of the group's revenues.
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But they all contribute to making iOS a more enjoyable platform.
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The people who live here contribute a lot to this country.
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All of these factors will contribute to the desire for acquisitions.
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Account holders age 2000 and older can contribute an extra $210,220.
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In 2019, participants with self-only health insurance can contribute $3,500.
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Account holders age 55 and older can contribute an extra $1,280.
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Those actions would contribute immediately towards "draining the swamp" in Washington.
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So getting an excess amount can directly contribute to weight gain.
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Bill McKibben and Bryce Covert contribute columns for our double-issue.
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Under federal law, foreign governments cannot contribute to American election campaigns.
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Unfortunately, such biases can also contribute to negative thoughts and feelings.
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These trends certainly contribute to the abuse of fentanyl-type substances.
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I wish I could contribute more but it's better than nothing!
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Verma's plan required beneficiaries to contribute some funds toward their coverage.
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It's free—people just contribute something, which we give to charity.
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Help contribute to The New York Times Magazine's special Health Issue.
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The sector should continue to contribute to economic growth this year.
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Donors are expected to contribute $100,85033 or more to be invited.
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Both of these neurological changes could contribute to feelings of anxiety.
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Visitors to refuge contribute $1.9 million annually into the local economy.
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What more influential position than legislators to contribute to these conversations?
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I would appreciate it if you would contribute something since then.
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Individuals can contribute up to $2529,2529 and couples up to $595,2529.
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Women currently contribute six of the seven hours required each day.
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Definitive Guide to College Many factors contribute to growing student debt.
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If you're 50 or older, you can contribute an additional $20183,000.
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Fitch expects political advertising to contribute to positive growth during 2018.
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There is some evidence that they can contribute to aggressive behavior.
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Early on, she recognized that technology could contribute to streamlining care.
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I just feel that I have to contribute in some way.
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Account holders age 2000 and older can contribute an extra $13,21.
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They pay taxes, own their home and contribute to this country.
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Some of the features of the devices contribute to these concerns.
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You are expected to learn from and contribute to team knowledge.
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But these will contribute only 300m litres a day by 2020.
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They'd also be required to contribute some money toward their coverage.
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All these contribute to the under-supply of housing, he said.
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We signed contracts as singers but were never allowed to contribute.
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They enrich our communities and contribute to our economy every day.
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In Texas alone, "Dreamers" contribute $6.3 billion to the GDP annually.
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C: So you're in a position to contribute and give back?
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Only 36% of Gen Xers actively contribute to a retirement account.
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I will contribute money for cameras to save these beautiful creatures.
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NATO members do contribute to a collective budget for the alliance.
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Foreign students contribute an estimated $39 billion to the US economy.
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He added that all Russian companies would contribute to the cut.
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Simcott's daughter might contribute to a science still in its infancy.
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That's because like other greenhouse gases, HFCs contribute to global warming.
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Account holders age 55 and older can contribute an extra $1,000.
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How did the 1971 law protecting them contribute to this problem?
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Individuals will be able to contribute up to $2,650 in 2018.
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Competition and decentralization are worthy policy goals that contribute to stability.
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I hope to do some stuff to contribute to some wins.
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You can contribute up to $5,500 a year to your IRAs.
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It's an important conversation that the museum can help contribute towards.
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Lifestyle and environmental factors contribute to about 29% of the mutations.
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There's a huge role that communities and their knowledge can contribute.
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Women didn't just contribute to the blue wave; they fueled it.
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You may contribute to global environmental education, or save a honeybee!
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That can be done by specifically asking big companies to contribute.
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Each has something to contribute to this fascinating topic of conversation.
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That points to underlying issues that could contribute to their use.
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So they don't contribute to dealing with negative externalities they create.
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These biases may contribute to greater use of force by police.
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I am given a firm "no" when I offer to contribute.
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They contribute to the epidemic of gun violence across our country.
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The four partners will contribute $750,000 apiece to build the fields.
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These compliance burdens contribute nothing to economy, representing a deadweight loss.
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Account holders age 220 and older can contribute an extra $25,2000.
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After all, livestock contribute to around 14% of all global emissions.
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Bread can contribute to life or death in The Hunger Games.
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He asked them to say what they could contribute to Patanjali.
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And team members can "actively contribute" to the leader's plan too.
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Because I wanted to contribute something to the political debate ongoing.
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Every phase of the game, they find a way to contribute.
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Browse all our Reader Ideas, or contribute one of your own.
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But the unremarkable machines contribute to an extraordinary level of gambling.
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Browse all our Reader Ideas or contribute one of your own.
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Both contribute troops to an African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia.
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I believe art criticism can, and must, contribute to this end.
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Akis makes more money, but I like that we contribute equally.
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There's not a lot Bran can contribute on the battle side.
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They are also potent greenhouse gases that contribute to atmospheric warming.
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Everyone deserves a chance to work, study and contribute - the #AmericanDream!
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Married taxpayers can contribute if they make less than about $200,000.
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Amazon's quick delivery times may contribute to its popularity at Christmastime.
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"Please contribute to help our caddies get thru this unprecedented time."
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The second part is, 'How can I contribute to the mission?
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But something else may contribute to the electrification of volcanic plumes.
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It is unclear how much more, if any, it will contribute.
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Companies should absolutely have the responsibility to contribute positively to society.
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November's congressional elections could contribute to an already difficult path, however.
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Some users send money to Compound to contribute to liquidity pools.
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Effectively, then, Giles lost his chance to contribute to the team.
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Tiger found other ways to contribute on the sixth hole, though.
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I doubt that someone's arrest can contribute to uncovering the truth.
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When done collaboratively, however, location tracking can contribute to adolescent safety.
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Walmart would in turn contribute $600 to a health reimbursement account.
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Honestly, I really just wanted to contribute — to help, you know?
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He concluded from the data that soy doesn't contribute to deforestation.
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Pinera said new regional bloc Prosur could contribute to the effort.
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We both contribute to the household chores, so it's pretty fair.
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All kinds of experiences and beliefs contribute to her gender preference.
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The school's 2400 dairy cows also contribute their share of methane.
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I just wanted to contribute to make Wyoming a wonderful place.
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You've also decided how much you want to contribute each month.
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Hidden discoveries or failures do not contribute to the public good.
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A vast majority want to stay and contribute to American innovation.
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But not everyone has capsized their lives to contribute, she says.
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Research indicates that a constellation of factors contribute to these deaths.
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"They really contribute to the inequities of our system," Christ said.
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There are often many factors that can contribute to an accident.
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Together, Petcare, chocolate and Wrigley contribute 90 percent of company sales.
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They are poised to contribute to the future of our nation.
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By eschewing accountability, dominant online platforms contribute to that downward spiral.
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Mature individuals contribute first and seek reward after having proven themselves.
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He knows firsthand what immigrants and refugees contribute to this county.
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"We would not want to contribute to any pollution," she said.
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"I wanted to give everybody an opportunity to contribute," he said.
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Also, contribute to your company's retirement plan if one is offered.
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We will contribute to bringing safety, peace and stability to Syria.
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Clicking those buttons doesn't actually contribute your vote to any poll.
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To inform our coverage, we're asking readers to contribute their stories.
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As opposed to saying, OK what can I contribute to others?
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Noname loved the idea, and jumped at the chance to contribute.
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Sometimes they contribute building materials, fuel or food for construction workers.
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However, under current law, Medicare beneficiaries cannot contribute money to HSAs.
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These unacknowledged and perhaps unconscious exchanges contribute to our neighborly concord.
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Working account holders can contribute an additional $0003,060 through payroll deductions.
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Even if you can only contribute $50 or $100, start there.
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In the future, autonomous cars may contribute very little to unemployment.
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What does this piece contribute to the times we're in now?
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All the lines have to contribute in any kind of way.
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This does not contribute to life and the pursuit of happiness.
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The second phase will contribute cash flow from 1 September 2017.
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Don't worry -- you can contribute as much as you can carry.
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Taxpayers contribute through public university research, grants, subsidies, and other incentives.
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You can contribute to answers as well as asking questions too.
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Dekker wanted to attract business and contribute to the country's growth.
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If you can't do that, contribute as much as you can.
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Hopefully he can also contribute to a negotiated solution in Venezuela.
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DACA students contribute greatly to the common good of American society.
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And does each new painting contribute to a kind of totality?
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Various countries contribute forces to U.N. peacekeeping missions around the world.
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Individuals can contribute up to $25,103 per year to an IRA.
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Individuals over 55 may contribute an additional $1,000 to their accounts.
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I know many others who contribute a lot to this country.
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With an HSA, you get to contribute and withdraw tax-free.
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Nevada would have to contribute about 40 percent, the research said.
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Did this longer aging contribute to its added depth and richness?
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Sia will also contribute two original songs to the film's soundtrack.
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Many experts advise that young people start and contribute to both.
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Perhaps it will give you something to contribute to the conversation.
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Crowding in EDs can contribute to the spread of infectious diseases.
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I'll never contribute anything to the world in any other sphere.
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Pakistan must contribute by combating terrorist groups on its own soil.
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That's the maximum amount an individual can contribute to the committee.
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For now, the research could contribute to the study of aging.
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There was plenty to contribute to as things got more established.
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Tonight, I was able to contribute and help get a win.
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In her view, how do they contribute to loneliness on campus?
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"I'm interested in things that contribute to my survival," he said.
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Likewise, low financial literacy can contribute to insufficient or inefficient saving.
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That may contribute to the overcaffeinated, jittery feel of the editing.
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The spaciousness of the landscape and people contribute to my creativity.
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Sea ice melting does not contribute directly to sea-level rise.
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We want to contribute to protecting the world, water, and air.
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But one that did contribute was hiring more "revolving door" lobbyists.
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Growing evidence suggests that parabens could contribute to breast cancer development.
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These factors contribute to strong student demand with a student body of 13,745 consisting of 114 different nationalities, while the share of Swiss students is expected to contribute on average 40% of the total student portfolio.
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The part of ADP that includes payroll can contribute as much as 75 percent of ADP's revenue and operating income — workers' comp and 401(k) services, which reside in the same business line, also contribute, Plunkett said.
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In Japan, economic suffering seems to contribute to higher rates of suicide.
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They believed you could generate gratitude, uplift good news, contribute to genius.
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Part of the problem is that numerous factors contribute to infections there.
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She challenged Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to "contribute" rather than merely criticising.
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People more comfortable with themselves are likely to contribute more to society.
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I feel happy to be back here and contribute to a win.
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By spending their lives processing feces, they contribute greatly to healthier ecosystems.
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Other studies indicate that foods rich in carbohydrates may contribute more strongly.
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Their capacity to contribute will shape tomorrow's societies, will solve tomorrow's problems.
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Oil, gas and petrochemicals contribute to about a third of Vallourec's business.
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That will help contribute to a further drop in U.S. coal production.
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Korean beauty products contribute to a huge portion of the beauty space.
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ISIS is a threat to the world, and everyone has to contribute.
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The individual price tags that contribute to these totals aren't small, either.
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To contribute to Harald Geisler's reenactment project, go here by July 23.
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From there, anyone can contribute to the campaign — which generally seeks $50,000.
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Chulhas [cookstoves], we know, contribute to 25 percent outdoor pollution in India.
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The websites significantly contribute to the ease and scale of sex trafficking.
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Senate Democrats are doing everything they can to contribute to that dysfunction.
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Many artists contribute to the space in similarly creative and multidimensional ways.
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For amiable drivers, passengers may be asked to contribute $1 per person.
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Those fees could also contribute to more expensive barbecues for U.S. consumers.
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However, my desire to participate and contribute to our society has grown.
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They contribute and leave, but the constant is that I've been growing.
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You can find more information and details on how to contribute here.
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Ocean and riverside courses all contribute to golf ball pollution, she said.
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In the meantime, feel free to peruse or contribute to the codebase.
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Did those experiences contribute to your drive to push the field forward?
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What made you want Bradford Cox and Pete Kember to contribute vocals?
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Last is nitrogen dioxide (NO2), which can contribute to diseases like asthma.
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Nodes can also contribute to community decisions about code changes to bitcoin.
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Then you'd need the right incentive system to convince people to contribute.
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You want people who can contribute to have the chance to come.
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The fund has the flexibility to allow other interested parties to contribute.
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Austin said that, overall, about 2401 percent of eligible employees don't contribute.
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It is illegal for foreign nationals to contribute an to inauguration committee.
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"When you're hitchhiking on a boat, you have to contribute," Dalitz said.
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The big social networks have done much to contribute to this confusion.
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The next three components – Disney, Comcast and Netflix, contribute more than 15%.
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They contribute to the economy, trading with, hiring, or working for Ugandans.
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Now, there's a new (and fun) way to contribute to the cause.
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We also have to deal with doctors who contribute to the epidemic.
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I contribute $37.90 to the bill for my drinks at the end.
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But I worked to contribute to the financial stability of our family.
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Wikipedia works because people can contribute to it, people can edit it.
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John Oliver organized a pro-net neutrality drive, directing viewers to contribute.
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Unlike Eduardo Saverin, he did not contribute to business development or sales.
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They contribute to the wage gap, interpersonal violence, and mental health problems.
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Microsoft and Caterpillar both rose around 220% to contribute to the gains.
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I didn't realize that a less talented person could still contribute effectively.
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These don't contribute to consistent world-building; they simply wave to fans.
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A third increased tax credits for companies that contribute to education scholarships.
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People can contribute their own poop pictures to the data set online.
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Modular nuclear reactors may contribute to the energy mix in some places.
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Oil prices are expected to contribute to a pick-up in 2017.
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I'm here to contribute and hopefully you'll take that from today's meeting.
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"We've got a lot to contribute to the discussion," Ms. Ignagni said.
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It is clear: refugees contribute more to their new nation over time.
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Sugary drinks contribute 2 percent of the calories of the British diet.
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You can contribute up to $5,500 a year to your IRA accounts.
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They often contribute to the spectacular lightning seen in an ash cloud.
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"Stigma and invisibility contribute to poor health outcomes for bisexuals," she noted.
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To contribute to a reward for information in this case, click here.
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Still, housing is expected to contribute to gross domestic product this year.
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Contribute $45 for the 45th President to get yours (while supplies last)!
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I usually contribute a few dinners or an activity within my budget.
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These types of discrimination contribute to significant challenges for the LGBT community.
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More store closures will contribute to the new net total as well.
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Financial pressures also contribute to young Chinese waiting longer to get married.
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It's because they contribute so much in tax revenue to the state.
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"We all contribute to this culture of rape and misogyny," he says.
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Marginalized people mostly populate the landscape to contribute to Patty's emotional growth.
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Science Fiction can help lead the way and contribute to that future.
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The biological basis of business behavior could contribute further to management research.
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Why didn't they simply contribute a lot of money to the university?
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Listen and contribute your own story below: Want to join the conversation?
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Revenue visibility is high, as repeat customers contribute about 96% of revenue.
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Volkswagen will contribute its Autonomous Intelligent Driving (AID) company to the venture.
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These same people contribute to ongoing regional volunteer projects throughout the country.
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Invitees are expected to contribute a $50,000 bundled donation, the person added.
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Once added, each Family Vault member can contribute to the group's archive.
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For more ways you can contribute to Houston relief efforts, head here.
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For them, only the regional value-added can contribute to the 62.5%.
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Health behaviors also contribute quite strongly to the development of chronic diseases.
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I wanted to do whatever I could to contribute any small comfort.
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All of us ought to contribute to a better level of discourse.
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Her wedding dress designer Elizabeth Emanuel and bridesmaid India Hicks also contribute.
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You can probably contribute at least some of the love to Drake.
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Designers and technicians can also contribute to the diversity of the industry.
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Many are not paid their fair share according to what they contribute.
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For a traditional IRA, you also can contribute up to $6,000 annually.
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I contribute between $1,000-$3,000 per month, depending on my billable hours.
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However, the more you're able to contribute in your 20s, the better.
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MKL's reserving practices contribute to both balance sheet strength and earnings quality.
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They enable me to contribute to the community in a productive manner.
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If you run an Ethereum node, you indirectly contribute to USDC transactions.
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If not, you have until April 23 to contribute up to $2450,9003.
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There are other restrictions as well, so read up before you contribute.
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Contraband drugs in prison can contribute to the cyclical nature of addiction.
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APICORP will contribute 13 percent of the funds and Bahri the rest.
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Emergency expenses also contribute significantly to credit card debt, many respondents say.
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Islam says she wants so badly to contribute more to her community.
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You must be participating in a high-deductible health plan to contribute.
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Where did any other sub-group of people contribute more to civilization?
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As for those unsure about how to contribute, Hreljac suggested starting small.
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More than 260 million Americans contribute to this valuable economy each year.
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I had to be pretty stubborn and actively contribute to the scene.
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The truth is, these other problems directly contribute to the crime epidemic.
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More store closures will contribute to the new net total as well.
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Climate change and deforestation also contribute to the spread of Lyme disease.
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Here are a few ways to contribute to relief and support efforts.
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PST to reflect that Everytown did ultimately contribute to Snap's live story.
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The employer can contribute to your FSA too, if the employer wishes.
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But in my assessment, social values might also contribute to the problem.
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You celebrate and contribute to your fave's flexing, or you're a hater.
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TransCanada said the project would contribute $3.4 billion to the U.S. economy.
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But she then found a way to contribute in her own way.
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TC: Did all of them contribute to this new $22 million fund?
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It also ignored cultural and societal factors that contribute to human sexuality.
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On average, they contribute for only 40% of their prime working years.
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And won't it feel good to contribute to something productive like that?
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The manufacturing sector failed to contribute to British economic growth last year.
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They also tend to earn more money and contribute to stronger communities.
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Who is given the space to create and contribute, and who isn't?
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In addition, Yvonne hopes to contribute to local animal shelters and rescues.
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The site is community-built and anyone can contribute to the code.
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Mr. Matthias Müller showed his general willingness to contribute to the changes.
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Even among those who do have access, too many do not contribute.
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She would require the wealthiest Americans to "contribute more" through higher taxes.
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They invited artists to contribute a favorite object and explain its importance.
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And every new hire should contribute to making that vision a reality.
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Contribute some computing power to generate digital pennies and we're all good!
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"That'll definitely have an impact on what I can contribute," he said.
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It's not clear how much you contribute as, say, some House candidate.
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Jon Wolfsthal and Kimberly Marten contribute Columns for the January/February issue.
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Zimmer Biomet also went on to contribute $2,000 to Price's congressional campaign.
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The researchers speculate that this might contribute to stillbirths in some instances.
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Any chance that Mr. Ai will contribute to this show as well?
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Together, they contribute to a sense that American democracy no longer functions.
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These remaining carbohydrates contribute to the overall calorie count for most beers.
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Then came Ayotte's comments, which seem likely to contribute to GOP gloom.
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More than 60 countries contribute less than 252% of the total share.
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" He added, "It seems unethical to not contribute at this perilous time.
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Donors who contribute between $10,000 and $50,000 will receive limited-edition portfolios.
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Q&A Q. Could a low-fat diet contribute to memory problems?
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The network says Kornacki will continue to contribute to the revamped hour.
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All young, Dreamers were projected to contribute to Social Security for decades.
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Collective sacrifices, regardless of scale, contribute mightily to American ideas of citizenship.
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Materially lower than expected FCF could also contribute to a negative action.
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Black conservatives feared its programs would stifle initiative and contribute to dependency.
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I didn't know where I would fit in best or contribute most.
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That, and the two-income household, did much to contribute to inflation.
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EU Member States will contribute on a voluntary basis to this scheme.
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They also contribute to the overall construction scheduling and plan with contractors.
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I came here to work, to live a good life, to contribute.
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First, Trump should contribute (rather than loan) money to his own campaign.
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Who is to say that these words didn't contribute to its demise?
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Because he has a new perspective to contribute to the national conversation!
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All of those problems, Obama said, contribute to the cycle of violence.
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The maximum that an employee and employer can contribute together is $215,2000.
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Agriculture can contribute to vibrant, healthy communities, or it can undermine them.
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Together they contribute a very sizable portion of the world's oil trade.
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They are eager to contribute but doubt their ability to do so.
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Industry leaders say those upgrade costs contribute to coal being financially unviable.
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Meanwhile, workers themselves will contribute an average of $2,752 toward their premiums.
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It's fairly easy to contribute by using Gift of College's gift cards.
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We all had to contribute to maintain a little two-bedroom apartment.
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Different state policies might contribute to this variability, the CDC authors believe.
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Other factors contribute to the difficulties workers have reaching the middle class.
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What upsets most people about taxes is not the amount they contribute.
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Such spaces already exist and using them would not contribute to deforestation.
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Report: National park visits contribute $40 billion to US economy, KOB4 reports.
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Cars only contribute 2 percent to that according to IIT Kanpur study.
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These factors, along with other social factors, contribute to the homeownership gap.
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They're also getting paid more, helping them contribute more to household income.
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It will not contribute to the newly-created bank fund, Carrus said.
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Plus, some nurses say these costumes can contribute to workplace sexual harassment.
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We've been lucky to have gotten so many talented writers to contribute.
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You can contribute up to $18,000 a year to your 401(k).
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Citizens would still be allowed to contribute to campaigns of their choosing.
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Folks want to contribute to national goals like energy production and security.
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The desire to be useful -- the hunger to contribute -- is out there.
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The dual cartridge slots also contribute to the RetroChamp's monstrous form factor.
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He says weather and other factors contribute to the risk of sinkholes.
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"We are all Americans and we all contribute to the bottom line."
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These corporations are not associations of citizens who are allowed to contribute.
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Instead of singing himself, he has recruited guest performers to contribute vocals.
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"There's more than one way to contribute to a team," he said.
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Like Henderson, Bouchard has the looks that contribute to global branding campaigns.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) "contribute" to deaths at the hands of illegal immigrants.
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Most of us need to contribute, and policy solutions are extremely important.
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What's normal is to be yourself, because everyone has something to contribute.
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We thought we had some interesting ideas to contribute to that debate.
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Fuhrman has something to contribute, and you need to get him ready.
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Together, the three men asked several businesses to contribute to the cause.
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They offer it and then ideally the best ones also contribute back.
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We want to contribute meaningfully to Singapore's solutions to enhance urban liveability.
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Does the general manager want to know who's going to contribute immediately?
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In older people, for example, CAUTIs can contribute to falls and delirium.
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Dehydration, in turn, can contribute to headache, fatigue, and other hangover symptoms.
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Procurement premised on public purpose could contribute to a Green New Deal.
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As part of our engagement, Metro intends to contribute to this deployment.
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It does not create any biomass or contribute to long-term improvement.
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"We're trying to document some facts, contribute some numbers to the discussion."
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So, these are all things that contribute to what's going on there.
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In addition, air-conditioning uses hydrofluorocarbons, which contribute substantially to global warming.
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In times like this there is a calling, where we can contribute.
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They all contribute to bone health, according to the International Osteoporosis Foundation.
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The city would contribute funds for waste removal, some fences and security.
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Long hours, limited career prospects, and low wages contribute to this emotion.
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Besides, why on earth would he contribute when he so passionately disapproved?
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These travelers also want to contribute positively to the destinations they visit.
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It's important to remember that women, too, can contribute to our powerlessness.
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Or just they don't have anything to contribute, suddenly, to the conversation.
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Within each of us exists the potential to contribute positively to society.
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HSAs are savings accounts to which both employers and individuals can contribute.
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People contribute money for scholarships for drawing, painting, photography and writing classes.
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With today's update, you can contribute to lending protocols much more easily.
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Psychological factors such as stress, relationship problems and depression may also contribute.
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Often overlooked, however, are how the psychologies of doctors and patients contribute.
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Washington also recently asked allies to contribute their ships to the task.
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They can contribute and add their own photos from their photo library.
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I'm in a much better position to contribute in my current role.
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These tactics contribute to growing polarization and undermine trust in news organizations.
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In adulthood, a range of similar behaviors contribute to intimacy between mates.
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NBT bank in Vermont will contribute $100 a month for each employee.
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That means increasing opportunities for the private sector to contribute to cleanups.
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Travelers can contribute to worthy causes while getting a good night's sleep.
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You could contribute by securing their base and amplifying their national profile.
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"The contestants have zero ability to contribute narratives about themselves," she said.
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"She believes she has more to contribute: I respect that," he said.
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Mostly it's for my blog, or occasionally other publications I contribute to.
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For 22019, you can contribute up to $13,21, an increase of $2000.
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So, that's something that I can contribute and show to the team.
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Businesses should contribute to building a system that will drive employee productivity.
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Others Republicans have been slow to contribute because they're afraid for themselves.
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Prolonged drought is believed to contribute to conflicts in the Middle East.
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Everyone can contribute to the same team according to their particular strengths.
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Cars contribute to ozone, which was the main cause of the smog.
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How much can I contribute to a health savings account in 2000?
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Are they more likely to click if it says "donate" or "contribute"?
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Not to mention, stress and anxiety may also contribute to sleep disorders.
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K. did not contribute anything, and we never spoke to her again.
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And hoarding them can contribute to shortages among those who need them.
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Energy and Commerce is also expected to contribute a section on broadband.
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National Bank of Kuwait has said it would contribute 13 million dinars.
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Klobuchar had "more than 105,000 donors" contribute to her campaign in Q2.13.
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Did this contribute to his decision to sell a stake to SoftBank?
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It suggested manufacturing would contribute to overall growth in the first quarter.
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Paulsen argues that those fears actually contribute to the stocks&apos appeal.
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All of your smaller goals will contribute greatly to your larger ones.
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How much each of those factors contribute to cancer is less clear.
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A candidate is free to contribute to his or her own campaign.
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She no doubt has much more to contribute in the coming years.
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Savers can contribute to them on a pretax or tax-deductible basis.
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It is not permitted to contribute or coordinate directly with a campaign.
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Harnessing unused capacity from solar projects could contribute around 300 MW more.
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That drive to contribute to his ever-expanding field is still here.
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They contribute to each others' blogs and favorably review each other's books.
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Opinion Insidious messages can contribute to eating disorders for women of color.
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They could also contribute to future designs for underwater drones or submersibles.
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Officials were instructed to avoid conversations that might contribute to such impressions.
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However, if they make $137,000 or more, they cannot contribute at all.
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But won't the future American workforce contribute sufficiently to replenish the fund?
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Antihistamines themselves can also contribute to sleep disturbances and grogginess, he said.
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"Our purpose was to contribute to the rule of law in Mexico."
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Contribute is basically a quick-access spot to add your own reviews.
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That would mean it would contribute more than 13,000 boed to Repsol.
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They "wanted her to see she could contribute to us," Janice says.
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Since the IRS raised IRA contribution limits, you can contribute $6,000 annually.
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Always contribute enough to get the employer match for your 401(k).
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When people have jobs, they spend more money and contribute to growth.
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Most people left hefty tips to contribute to Kitchen Guy's legal defense.
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Garbage fires, crop burning and road dust also contribute to air pollution.
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The NTSB spoke highly of Uber's willingness to contribute to the investigation.
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He has special acceleration and can also contribute in the return game.
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I wanted to contribute to the establishment of a caliphate in Libya.
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The future seems immersive and I'd love to contribute to that vision.
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Individuals also contribute to this pool of footage using their cellphone cameras.
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The electric vehicle industry is set to contribute to a sustainable development.
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Took the advice Did not contribute 25K to his fund as suggested.
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The CNBC Digital team will also contribute reporting online throughout the conference.
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But I don't think it should contribute to taking somebody else's life.
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If you're 210 or over, you can contribute as much as $255,2000.
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Trump has repeatedly urged the South to contribute more to the cost.
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The armed services have long recognized that renewables contribute to national security.
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He should encourage other data businesses, such as Google, to contribute too.
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Do you think shows like "Last Week Tonight" contribute to this problem?
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Poverty, lack of access and child marriage contribute to the low rates.
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You can contribute up to $15,000 per year for each 529 beneficiary.
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Again, the authors concluded that racial bias may contribute to the disparity.
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Experts have said the massive Equifax breach could contribute to tax fraud.
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Privately operated, smaller businesses contribute to well over half of economic growth.
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In contrast to HSAs, however, an individual currently cannot contribute to MSAs.
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That would mean it would contribute more than 20,000 boed to Repsol.
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It may be three people that can contribute what Spencer's been doing.
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"Chris, we'd love to contribute to your next BBQ," the app tweeted.
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DANIELLE BENNETT It's not just us who can contribute to this conversation.
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Those all contribute to the same quota of content that you use.
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Each chef will contribute two to three new dishes to the menu.
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What will contribute to my growth, and what to other people's growth?
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Immigrants contribute more to the economy than they take away from it.
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Because by not making it, you contribute to that organizational debt, right?
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Does this contribute to what you've described as America's "national eating disorder"?
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These biases also may contribute to greater use of force by police.
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Being able to contribute something, however small, to the Brooklyn queer community.
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The ice shelf breaking apart will not contribute to sea level rise.
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And the basketball team's success will surely only contribute to those phenomena.
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If you can't get to D.C., and can't even make it to a local event (It may be Saturday, but hey, some of us still have to work), the most basic way to contribute is to literally contribute.
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If you have local knowledge of Hong Kong or Macau and want to contribute to Borders, please join the Vox Borders local network to tell me more about yourself and how you'd like to contribute to the project.
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"We want to make Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo to contribute at least 245.63 percent of the assets ... and hopefully contribute 2245.6 percent of the profitability," Chief Executive Officer James Mwangi told an investor briefing.
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Under the proposed joint venture, Rémy Cointreau would contribute all Passoã operations, including trademarks and inventory, while Lucas Bols N.V. would contribute both its know-how and expertise in the liqueur and cocktail business, as well as working capital.
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Not only would it contribute to a decline in the country's savings rate, it would also contribute to a stronger-than-desired level for the U.S. dollar by putting added pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
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If you were just to contribute enough to get the employer match, the most common matching formula would mean you contribute 5%, or $2,500, in a year, and your company would put in another $23,000 — totaling $4,500 a year.
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You can also contribute to the game by suggesting new words for app.
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So thrilled to reunite with friends and contribute to such an important cause.
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They can go on vacations and still contribute to their 63(k)s.
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Such proposals, often uncosted, contribute to a sense of a government without direction.
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Bolt was non-committal about whether he would financially contribute to Carter's appeal.
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Each continues to contribute to AI research while working with their respective startups.
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Men still contribute more than two-thirds of all the money in politics.
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Our streets will finally be safe from hardworking people who contribute to society.
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All of these things contribute to the dismal story of incarceration in America.
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Nobody would argue that companies have nothing to contribute to our democratic process.
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So what might contribute to the urge for cookies and chips after dinner?
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And three Western European countries, well, they contribute less than even 1 percent.
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We simply sell it for its good taste, but we also contribute something.
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All of which contribute to the dewy, golden glow it gives your skin.
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Shanahan also called on U.S. allies to contribute more to their own defense.
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They effectively democratized the ability to contribute to the global corpus of knowledge.
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Learn more about how you can contribute here, or donate directly to Water.
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Williams driver Lance Stroll will be hoping to contribute to the party atmosphere.
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I am going to have Stephanie Shepherd, one of my good friends, contribute.
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That's true even though undocumented immigrants contribute billions of dollars to these programs.
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OPEC hopes non-OPEC countries will contribute a further 600,000 bpd of cuts.
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We want to contribute, we want to lead and we want to integrate.
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Six firms, including one non-member contribute at least seven times that level.
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"We have multiple high-quality sources that contribute to that assessment," Clapper said.
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In Fitch's view, these features contribute to the resilience of the local economy.
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Last year he was pushing on NATO to contribute more to their defense.
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Polluting cooking fuels as well as cars contribute to the poor air quality.
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We try to analyze their routine and what could contribute to the inflammation.
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Contributing to the café is a great way to contribute to our communities.
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But any positive comments on trade might contribute to a stronger upwards move.
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And the country where NATO is headquartered, Belgium, they contribute only $5 billion.
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I'd need something to do to contribute something positive to humanity and society.
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It promoted individual responsibility by asking enrollees to contribute to health savings accounts.
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On Tuesday, Zeman expressed hope that Petricek could contribute to foreign policy unity.
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Tradition and deeply entrenched social norms contribute to keeping it going, says Sadek.
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They came here ready to work, ready to plug in, ready to contribute.
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Another study found that senescent cells contribute to diseases like atherosclerosis and arthritis.
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This is an event that can contribute to showing an alternative to racism.
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The catch-22 is that outdoor enthusiasts also contribute to a warming climate.
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I don't have anything to contribute to this, or any other grand jury.
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Narratives where a woman's no always means yes directly contribute to rape culture.
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It's what keeps our citizens inspired and motivated to contribute to our economy.
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I didn't have much to contribute, to be perfectly honest, in that— conversation.
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So if your company matches a 401(k), always contribute the full amount.
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Instead, they fuel its military adventurism and contribute to a regional arms race.
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Wages earned by students directly help contribute to the cost of their education.
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Now, imagine what they could contribute when the world can hear their voices.
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Keep in mind that other family members can also contribute to 529 plans.
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Someone who is not disabled should contribute some amount to their own costs.
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Details: It's basically an online artist collaboration platform, whereby users contribute/edit/etc.
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It hopes non-OPEC countries will contribute another 600,000 bpd to the cut.
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In most occupations, if you're in the 90th percentile, you're going to contribute.
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Amzat thinks a few other factors contribute to Nigeria's susceptibility to fake news.
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"Opting out" of something means you no longer wish to participate or contribute.
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American freelancers contribute about $1 trillion to the economy, per the Freelancers Union.
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Other measures contribute to the widespread perception that Uighur identity is under siege.
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Users can't contribute anything to the site except to comment on each page.
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Unlike the Portable, it would contribute to the near bankruptcy of the company.
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To what extent did wildfires, volcanism, and acid rain contribute to the disaster?
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But you don't have to be a celebrity to contribute to the cause.
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Streaming services will have to contribute proportionally to their revenues in each country.
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But the company has said that newsworthiness can contribute to tweets staying up.
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But, this last quarter it did not contribute meaningfully to our comp results.
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Charities that seek to help sick children and poor countries can contribute, too.
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Finding a reasonable way to contribute both money and time can seem overwhelming.
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The minister said Korean participation in Nugen projects would contribute to their success.
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"These developments likely hinder crisis resolution and contribute to political gridlock," they wrote.
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AOBiome will contribute its knowledge on the interaction of bacteria and human health.
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Even the best tacticians cannot compete with those who contribute with their feet.
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Several factors contribute to Johnson's optimistic outlook, including the dollar and financial stocks.
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You pay your taxes to contribute to society where you do your business.
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None of the other Beatles feel they can effectively contribute to McCartney's ballad.
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Large farmers contribute only to 10 or 15 percent of the food supply.
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Someone who would contribute to my happiness and not take away from it.
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Firms paying more than workers contribute would be losing out for no reason.
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"George continues to find a way to contribute," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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The first is that state universities contribute to the research behind the patent.
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"We continue to expect net trade to contribute to overall growth," Mayr added.
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The fields also contribute about 10 percent of Britain's total natural gas output.
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Opioids can also contribute to irregular heart rhythms and infection risks, he said.
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Now purchasing a product for good is the No. 1 way to contribute.
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For us, we want to be part of it and contribute to it.
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It added that it had valued the opportunity to contribute to the process.
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So, we should work together to build and contribute the information in society.
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DBS reckons that in five years "growth" markets could contribute 10% of revenue.
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The migrant crisis and Brexit contribute to a bleak vision of paranoid insularity.
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There are several cultural markers that contribute to Sweden's decades-long success story.
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Sanchez hopes this will contribute to the discussion about the future of cities.
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