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The Northeast Corridor already generates an operating profit, which simply defrays losses elsewhere in the system.
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What we don't know: Anthem has not disclosed the value of its cyber insurance policy, which defrays some of the costs.
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One of us serves as an advisor to the National Living Donation Assistance Center, the federally-funded program that defrays some of the expenses of certain living donors qualifying for financial assistance.
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The packet also pointed out that the law's financial assistance defrays the cost of premium rate increases for 85033 percent of enrollees and gave examples of "Coverage of Administration Push-Back on Rates," highlighting positive articles in the media.
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But in a world of Trumpian excess, where the first lady once wore a coat that cost $51,500, maybe such a willingness to spend should have been expected (besides, the dress can be donated to the national archive by the designer, which defrays the cost). Mrs.
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As I want to believe, it is tempting to seize upon the notion that this dismantling of trust in an environment is an intentional unraveling, one which defrays the very privilege inherent in being able to trust a system or give yourself over to someone else.
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Terms of address for persons in an older generation distinguish whether the relationship is through the father's or mother's side and elder from younger siblings. Marriage occurs through a blend of traditional and modern practices. In earlier generations, marriages may have been arranged by the families, but at least since the 1960s, most couples usually have made their own choice, which is communicated to the parents. A bride-price is negotiated, which often defrays the expenses of the wedding.
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Like other members of the Cristo Rey Network, Verbum Dei assigns students to jobs that are "donated" by local white-collar companies and non- profit entities in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. This experience is intended to acclimate students to corporate culture, build their character and provide a motive for seeking higher education and productive careers. The money earned by the students defrays the cost of the students' education. Participating organizations give one "full-time equivalent" student internship for a fee of $28,000.
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Little Miller Acts address two concerns that would otherwise exist in the performance of state government construction projects: #Performance Bonds: The contractor's abandonment or other non-performance of a government job may cause critical delays and added expense in the government procurement process. The bonding process helps weed out irresponsible contractors while the bond itself defrays the government's cost of substitute performance. The subrogration right of the bond surety against the contractor (i.e., the right to sue for indemnification) is a deterrent to non-performance.
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