She doles out money without hesitation to those in need.
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No clever politician doles out favours in a brightly lit room.
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She doles out high-fives, exchanges hugs and never stops grinning.
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Currently, the N.H.L. selectively doles out cash to women's hockey entities.
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The compromise legislation doles out $1.375 billion for increased border barriers.
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The Chinese government doles out cheap loans to its industry, encouraging overcapacity.
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Gilberto doles out execution assignments; each person who spoke out will die.
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Texas has 36 congressional districts and each one doles out three delegates.
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Coke, meanwhile, doles out $43 million for every four-year Olympic cycle.
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Then the company doles out a percentage in royalties to the individual artist.
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Indonesia doles out more than $2bn annually for consumption of coal-fired power.
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The event, open to the public, doles out awards and features several performances.
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But each state has a licensing body that investigates and doles out discipline.
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Apollo doles out huge line of credit to fund New Media, Gannett acquisition
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She doles out shade, the kind that takes a little while to reveal itself.
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When legendary investor Jack Bogle doles out investing advice, it's smart to take note.
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The federal government doles out $275trn every year, not far short of Germany's annual GDP.
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At the end of a round the app doles out awards based on players' performances.
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It's the Captain that processes ever-changing mission parameters, then doles out orders as needed.
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China is, like the West, strategic about the ways in which it doles out aid.
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In his new book GuRu, RuPaul doles out the wisdom he's accrued over the years.
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He decides who's been naughty or nice, and he doles out presents or punishments accordingly.
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It's torture, frankly, which is probably why Justine actually takes more violence than she doles out.
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The people who have abortions aren't statistics; they aren't dollars that the federal government doles out.
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None transcends the genre, though Banks's steady hand doles out comedy and action in agreeable proportion.
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Because Portland is a city of 65,000, I've easily befriended Jim, who doles out parking tickets downtown.
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A person -- a woman, at that -- who challenges, frustrates and frequently doles out plenty of strategic shade.
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The film stands on its own, but doles out enough Easter eggs to keep Potter fans enthralled.
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Not every request is granted, and sometimes the USDA doles out less funding than is originally sought.
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This excludes the impact of stock-based compensation, which Snap — like other tech firms — doles out liberally.
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The study documents how much support each G7 country doles out to oil, gas, and coal industries.
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A sliver of a mirror sits just above the opening where the machine doles out the lotion.
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It will be equally difficult to have faith in the information that he doles out going forward.
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The two-year-old doles out high fives like candy, and clearly enjoys being the center of attention.
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Playing by the rules should result in the spoils that rule-following doles out to all involved parties.
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One massive state program, the world's largest, doles out millions of temporary make-work jobs in rural areas.
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The popular grocery store chain Publix doles out digital coupons that you can't find in the weekly circular.
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Celia happily doles out poisoned communion wafers — the same she used to murder the entire congregation — to Strand.
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Ms. Manzano doles out hugs to longtime co-workers and handshakes to new ones curious about her qualifications.
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What satisfaction a poem like this offers lies in its rage, the good tongue-lashing it doles out.
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His most commonly used word is "thank" because he doles out praises to his administration and political allies.
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You may hate how Charles Koch doles out his billions but delight in how George Soros uses his.
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Academies Down Under are a magnet for international students, not least because their Foreign Ministry doles out plentiful scholarships.
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The spice mix is kept in a large tin canister, and Mr. Tahir doles out its contents to employees.
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It doles out millions of dollars in business for its independent expenditure arm and also connects them with candidates.
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Verbinski is interested in slow, creeping dread, and he doles out information and evocative imagery one morsel at a time.
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Regardless, YouTube is widely viewed as unpredictable in how it doles out these decisions, and has been for some time.
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The bill doles out a fiscal stimulus of about 0.7% of GDP in 2018 and 1.4% of GDP in 20183.
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It's no secret that Washington doles out enormous subsidies to the largest conventional animal agriculture industries through the farm bill.
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Right now, the VA doles out more than $1,600 to purchase 6-month-old beagles, hounds or mixed-breed dogs.
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In this "fairy tale world gone mad," the doctor comes bearing candy, which he doles out in exchange for information.
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Member Barbara Lee was given a new House leadership position, co-chairing the panel that doles out those committee assignments.
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Rehab, as he wrote on Facebook, will allow him to show himself the love he often doles out to others.
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Pisces (February 222-March 223): You are a selfless, compassionate human being who doles out sage advice and divinatory wisdom.
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Like Forster, who was determined to give the lovers in "Maurice" a happy ending, Lopez doles out contentment and redemption.
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You have to be the jerk who doles out punishment for missed homework assignments or talking on the phone after curfew.
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Switzerland's programme doles out two-thirds of its receipts to households—SFr68 ($20183) for each citizen last year—and to firms.
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Her choices are erratic: she kidnaps a man, then treats him as a sort of pet, then doles out more abuse.
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She's the owner of To Be Honest, a nutritional hub where she doles out healthy recipes, workouts, and weight management pills.
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The Federal Communications Commission is currently considering a rule change that would alter how it doles out licenses for wireless spectrum.
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The careful worldbuilding of the comic stands in stark contrast to the details the show doles out about this constructed history.
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On average, the government doles out about 10 parcels of free land per year, Jacob said, with most concentrated around Whitehorse.
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The sensation of righteousness, which social media doles out in ever-diminishing dopamine hits, drives the discussion, but also limits it.
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Like many other companies, Salesforce doles out stock-based compensation—a strategy meant to incentivize management to "align interests" with shareholders.
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He argues that the country's impasse could lead to an "egalitarian crisis" that mostly doles out losses to the country's wealthy.
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Today, Mr. Rogers, 74, doles out advice to China's rising investor class at financial seminars, where he often draws a crowd.
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A former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff doles out lessons in restraint for a hot-tempered commander in chief.
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History is often messy and unsatisfying, but you have to admit that it doles out a perfect story arc now and then.
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Let's look at all of the awards the academy doles out, across all categories, and see how they break down by ethnicity.
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According to early reports from players, though, the amount of credits that Battlefront II doles out doesn't seem to be particularly generous.
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Miranda has a solution for that: the Ham221Ham lottery, which doles out 265 front-row tickets to a few lucky recipients everyday.
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The seed money his company doles out has both life-changing effects on its recipients and the potential to reshape entire industries.
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Considering that the Academy doles out 25 awards over the course of the evening, it's a miracle the award show isn't longer.
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Revenue-based financing is on the rise, at least according to Lighter Capital, a firm that doles out entrepreneur-friendly debt capital.
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He walks the provocateur's fine line — ensuring the abuse he personally doles out, while horrible, remains just that: one person's unpleasant viewpoint.
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With some smart planning, those 15 free gigabytes that Google doles out to every user should be enough for the foreseeable future.
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A tiny clinic, one of thousands built around the country over the past two decades, doles out rations and treats the malnourished.
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A market that doles out success on an increasingly individual basis is not a strong foundation for high levels of social interdependence.
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In lieu of points, which are favored by many of today's credit card users, Apple Card doles out cash back for purchases.
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He interjects dissonant chords into dialogue, chops up sentences into sputters of syllables and capriciously doles out extreme challenges to the singers.
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When that happens, Slack doles out credits to affected accounts -- 10 times what customers paid during the period Slack wasn't working properly.
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The idea that affirmative action doles out bonuses and penalties obscures the far more complicated reality of how the policy actually works.
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He guides the children through a question-and-answer session, then doles out a bunch of shirts in pink, yellow and black.
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NASA has to answer to Congress, which, as Ars Technica points out, is not always sensible about how it doles out money.
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The bigger the incentives that the company doles out to persuade drivers to use its platform, the worse that take rate gets.
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Today he gladly doles out details about things like losing his virginity, the size of his penis, and the nature of his boners.
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Watch as the billionaire discusses the drama-filled second season of the show, doles out advice for small businesses and answers fan questions.
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Neither of them dares to mention this to Kenny, and with good cause, since he doles out head-butts as a common courtesy.
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He's the host of a TV-show-within-the-movie, also called Money Monster, on which he doles out stock tips in cartoonish fashion.
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One way its doing so is by switching the way it doles out its annual raises, said Levin, of Making Change at Wal-Mart.
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Uber doles out cash incentives to drivers to keep them on its platform, hurting its bottom line even further, as well as rider discounts.
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With a bot that doles out medical advice, that could mean steering users toward a particular brand of drug by simply not mentioning alternatives.
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Since at least the early days of November, fans have been looking into how Destiny 2 doles out XP, and they've discovered something troubling.
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Actually, many fans end up asking Blevins for life advice, and the 27-year-old doles out whatever wisdom he can as he plays.
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Rachel -- who won season 13 of 'BB' -- doles out some twisted logic ... it's no big deal since they're roommates and it's just a game.
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By contrast, the formerly Channel 4, now Netflix, anthology series Black Mirror doles out rich and engrossing concepts each episode like an assembly line.
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The government doles out generous subsidies to local makers of electric vehicles (EVs), to parts suppliers and to those who buy the final products.
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Both leaders have tremendous influence over the powerful 31-member Steering Committee, which doles out committee chairmanships and assignments; Ryan alone controls four votes.
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She doles out threats and discipline and travels separately in a convertible driven by Jake (Shia LaBeouf), her top earner and possible boy toy.
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The National Park Service's $12 billion deferred maintenance backlog is more than three times the amount Congress doles out to the agency each year.
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In the miniseries, the Chernobyl chief scientific investigator Valery Legasov doles out scientific advice and briefs Soviet officials about the severity of the crisis.
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No one doubts that Beijing doles out special privileges to Chinese exporters, but the way to answer Chinese cronyism isn't to expand American cronyism.
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She doles out advice, often about sex and dating, from the perspective of someone who, admittedly, has had many toxic relationships implode on television.
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It involves the rise to dominance of a cunning, wealthy family that doles out power positions to relatives and has a penchant for gold.
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Ohio governor is locked in a close battle with Donald Trump for the 66 delegates the state doles out to whoever wins its Republican primary
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In the trailer for the series, Suge Jacob receives a call from his dad from prison, during which the inmate doles out some emotional advice.
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It works something like this: You hand over a lump sum, and the insurer doles out payments immediately — this is known as an immediate annuity.
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That is double the number it handed out five years earlier, but nothing compared with America, which doles out 1m "green cards" annually to immigrants.
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It also helps with finding the best price on Amazon purchases, doles out digital coupons, offers cash back, helps you track price drops and more.
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She played the sassy BFF character who doles out one-liners, which you can get quite a few glimpses of in the movie's trailer. 27.
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Look at the energy he doles out against Wayne Ellington, one of the league's most prolific three-point threats, before coming away with the steal.
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Drawing from the same sympathetic proto-feminist well as McCartney's 22017 B-side, "Daytime Nighttime Suffering," the younger musician doles out significantly harsher lyrical punishment.
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New helpers from the community include the exuberant Cassandra, a vet tech at their local animal hospital who breathlessly doles out free vaccinations and aphorisms.
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In its current form, DHS employs almost a quarter-million people and doles out tens of billions of dollars in grants and programs each year.
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He approaches a number of African-Americans, strangers apparently, and doles out stray nuggets of advice and wisdom, deploying the salty language of the street.
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Corruption and predation will continue to increase, as the resulting Afghan government doles out various economic goodies in exchange for semblances of loyalty and alliances.
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Another firm, Natixis Global Asset Management, doles out $5,000 toward employees' loans after five years of work, with another yearly $1,2023 for the next five.
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There's a hint of fanciness and sophistication to Milky Way that you don't quite get with Snickers, and goes far beyond what Hershey doles out.
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Because each of these business credit cards doles out bonus points in different categories, you'll need to consider how you normally spend before you decide.
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So when PayPal doles out more stock compensation than it has done historically, all else being equal, its chosen non-GAAP income growth looks better.
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Qutoutiao, an unprofitable startup that doles out cash rewards to its readers, priced its shares at the bottom end of a marketed range last week.
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Public scrutiny might also make the NRA more cautious in how it doles out its political spending, a major source of its influence these days.
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This bleeds over to Truth Be Told's plotting, which doles out twists in its murder mystery as Poppy is about to discover them for herself.
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Sabrina Brunch and Bistro Bar doles out brunch classics with a Caribbean twist, including poached eggs atop mashed plantains with sliced avocado on the side.
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That disconnect is unusual for a post leading the nation's education department, which doles out dollars to the public schools that DeVos acknowledges her positions threaten.
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FROM its headquarters in Brasília, a sterile, technocratic city, Brazil's federal government doles out money for health, education, generous pensions and artistic awards, among other things.
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Working off the Food and Drug Administration's recommendation that adults eat about 2,000 calories each day, the center doles out the awards to the worst offenders.
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He also doles out improbable compliments to corruption-tainted Russian sports officials even as he issues throat-clearing statements about needing more evidence of Russian doping.
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It's time to shine a light on the favors Trump doles out to the richest people in this country at the expense of the most vulnerable.
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Another interesting twist in the way the state doles out votes could mean that no single candidate walks away with the lion's share of the delegates.
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In a film that doles out justice so mercilessly it can only be called … Greek, Killing is cruel enough to boil his 2016 The Lobster alive.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has promised to tackle corruption in a political system that doles out positions along ethnic and sectarian lines, creating powerful patronage networks.
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Phthalate and BPA-free and EU food-approved, the Icebreaker boasts a mechanical design that doles out ice cubes one by one with just a simple twist.
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But Brown, who lives in L.A. with his two sons and his fiance, Ian, doles out wisdom at home, too — especially when it comes to personal finance.
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Brosnan does what he can in these limited circumstances, playing Eli as a charismatic salesman with a flinty side, someone who doles out Southern charm until crossed.
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The U.S. has zero, Canada provides up to 17 weeks, France doles out 16 weeks, while Germany and Japan both offer 14 weeks, according to the OECD.
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As turkey time draws nearer, expectations and worries about relatives' behavior begin to mount, while the media drum toll doles out advice about how to manage tensions.
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TV in November that she has expressed interest in the Financial Services panel to the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, which doles out seats on House committees.
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Graham invited the guys to join Y Combinator, a prestigious startup accelerator that doles out cash and training in exchange for a small slice of the company.
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The current proposal also doles out hundreds of billions of dollars in direct payments to individuals and for loans to small businesses -- something TARP did not include.
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Duke often doles out imaging advice to those in his orbit; he persuaded Cernovich, for example, to quit wearing Under Armour and put on a collared shirt.
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California plays a crucial role in the Democratic nominating process because it doles out the most delegates for the nominating convention with its winner-take-all primary.
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Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi has promised to tackle corruption in a political system that doles out positions along ethnic and sectarian lines, creating powerful patronage networks.
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The cast members of "Riverdale," Zac Efron and Chris Pratt are all slated to appear at this awards show, which doles out prizes based on fan votes.
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Three generations are celebrating after their yearly Nativity play, and much like at an actual gathering of relatives, Ms. Deliquet doles out attention carefully to her performers.
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The art style of the characters and the worlds are spectacular, and it masterfully scales up the difficulty and doles out item upgrades and skills without feeling unfair.
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In 2015, spending on Play apps globally grew 30 percent — although Google has not updated the sum it doles out to developers, $7 billion, in over a year.
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The Dew Tour, which is run by Mountain Dew, reportedly doles out $2.5 million throughout its action sports series, although an official number has never been made public.
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From his restaurant in Las Rozas, 20 km (12 miles) outside Madrid, he doles out food, medicines, and other supplies and provides legal advice to the new arrivals.
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To avoid boredom Kim says that he runs his blog, doles out financial advice, attends mentorship sessions to expand his knowledge and collaborates with churches on philanthropic endeavors.
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With his dark glasses, embroidered kofia hat and a playful smirk tugging at his lips as he doles out sharp one-liners, Mr. Abdela is hard to miss.
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Someone we see often in the hot tub where we live is a retiree who we dubbed "Hot Tub Buddha" because she doles out health wisdom on the daily.
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On the show, that portal room is where Westworld's owner, the mildly sinister Delos Incorporated, doles out the costumes and weapons that will define guests' role in the park.
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Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said recently that Hyperloop tech could be eligible for funding via the University Transportation Centers program, which doles out more than $70 million per year.
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The app also doles out awards by way of points and badges, and personalizes the experience using avatars, themes and books customized to the child's interests and reading level.
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Worse, the way the central government doles out grants to councils more or less eliminates any extra revenue in the medium term for local authorities that allow more development.
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It doles out pieces of world building stingily, but it seems to make sense that nobody involved in this project would be incredibly open about the universe next door.
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Forced for the first time in decades to fight for reauthorization, the bank and its supporters turned to misleading or arguments to defend the corporate welfare it doles out.
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Now, you can return anything you've bought on Amazon at any one of Kohl's more than 1,000 stores, and Kohl's doles out coupons to people who use that service.
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Early in this week's episode, Negan doles out a rare morsel of praise for Eugene's beautiful brain, offering the precious gift of a handshake as a token of respect.
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The European Union doles out "structural funds" for investment in poorer regions, which seem to raise local output and employment, but there are questions over how lasting their effects are.
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The Infrastructure Report Card analyzes the condition and performance of American infrastructure and doles out letter grades, focusing on a wide range of sectors, like roads, bridges, and waste removal.
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The Infrastructure Report Card analyzes the condition and performance of American infrastructure and doles out letter grades, focusing on a wide range of sectors, like roads, bridges, and waste removal.
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At Vromage, a vegan cheese shop in Los Angeles, Youssef Fakhouri doles out wedges of dairy-free Brie, Camembert, and pepper jack to a seemingly endless stream of eager customers.
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You'll earn 5x points on your Platinum card with these purchases, whereas the Chase Sapphire Reserve only doles out 3 points per dollar spent on all travel and dining spending.
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" But the speaker said she was encouraged by the Trump administration agreeing to add more oversight to how it doles out the funding pool, which she called a "big change.
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The state doles out aid partly based on head count; the new law to aid thinly populated districts wouldn't help River Valley, which has too many students overall to qualify.
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The hurt Kevin doles out to Harry and Marv, which seems to young viewers like fitting punishment for bad guys, begin to feels needlessly cruel through the lens of adulthood.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which doles out the Globes, went along, and, across La La Land, eyebrows that hadn't been Botoxed in place were raised, especially after the film's victories.
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That compares to financial and banking institutions, which doles out an average of more than 13 percent, and the federal government, which spends 16 percent of its IT budget on security.
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You can even use it to find out whether Google considers your site "mobile-friendly," an extremely important detail considering the fact that Google doles out higher scores to such sites.
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The new book, "Your Move: The Underdog's Guide to Building Your Business," doles out the important rules he learned along the way, such as getting paid for the value you create.
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An efficient gerrymandered map doles out just enough support to governing party candidates to let them win and hold seats safely, even in "wave" elections when their opponents do especially well.
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A frequent Trump critic on his late-night show, Meyers jested about what he said would be the commander in chief's disdain for the group that doles out the Golden Globes.
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Ethanol's corrosiveness whittles away at gasoline holding tanks and, to cushion the fuel suppliers who would otherwise bear the cost, the Department of Energy doles out cash to upgrade their equipment.
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That&aposs because it gives you 225 points per dollar on regular purchases, whereas the Chase Sapphire Preferred only doles out 23 point per dollar spent on regular spending and bills.
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The White House in its budget proposal designated $18.2 million as costs to close LSC, which doles out grants to dozens of nonprofits each year but does not directly provide legal services.
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We're not going to spoil anything about season 2, but Serena doles out the physical violence without much thought, just because she can, and has little insight into the plights of others.
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But the rest of Britain uses the d'Hondt system, which doles out seats starting with the biggest parties and does not give a second chance to voters whose first-choice party loses.
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Every day of the celebration will introduce a new challenge that will reward players with prizes — the first, which tasks players with joining a creative mode server, doles out a special spray.
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That the NHL condones this half-assed vigilante justice for legal and illegal hits is one of those problems that won't go away until the league doles out severe punishments for it.
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Read more: Here's how much you should tip in every situationIn addition to running a weekly newsletter, he also has an active Twitter presence, where he doles out nuggets of financial advice.
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Even among its Silicon Valley peers, which have drawn closer scrutiny from investors recently because of their generous stock-based compensation practices, Twitter is notable for how much equity it doles out.
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In the lawless West, wealth redistribution might be its own form of heresy, but Parker doles out gold coins after every heist to keep the neighbors fed, clothed and unlikely to snitch.
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Its midtempo groove, deliberate bass line and informal backup vocals hark back to Sly and the Family Stone, while Syd doles out her come-ons just a few syllables at a time.
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Don't forget that Mr. Bolton harbors presidential dreams; he came close to a run in 2015, and he maintains a political action committee, through which he doles out money to Republican politicians.
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Even when Sino-North Korean relations are visibly acrimonious, Beijing still doles out aid and political support to protect strategic interests in the region, according to Lee, citing the historical track record.
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The Capital One Spark Cash card is really just a cash-back credit card for businesses, and it doles out rewards in the form of 0003% cash back on everything you buy.
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A travel card by Barclays doesn't offer any sign-up bonus, but it doles out up to 25,000 bonus miles for every year that you stay with it, spending a certain amount.
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Your presentation while exploring the internet probably doesn't represent your best self, but that's who doles out your Facebook likes, Twitter faves, and Instagram hearts—in other words, the you who consumes content.
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For example, the Platinum Card from American Express doles out up to $200 in Uber credits each year, but this credit is broken up into $15 per month increments (plus $35 in December).
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The strong subscriber numbers and the fact that viewers are sticking around to watch other programs on the service bodes well for Disney, especially as it slowly doles out new and original content.
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In Russia, the Kremlin doles out business to its favorite oligarchs, who in turn are in thrall to their political masters, a system that Mr. Mounk says is the most pernicious of all.
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Mexico is the top foreign sugar supplier to the United States, a coveted 12 million-ton market where the U.S. government doles out export quotas to about 40 sugar-producing countries each year.
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Although two weeks is a sizable length of time for a first-time ban (the company usually doles out 24 or 48-hour suspensions), it's not the longest suspension period Twitch could have used.
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It's been a marketing choice as well as a narrative choice, and we see both at play in 10 Cloverfield Lane, which doles out its revelations, big and small, with devastating skill and precision.
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Leaving it will mean that Maine Family Planning will lose $22020 million annually, or roughly 29% of its total funding, which it doles out to 29 clinics across the state serving about 23,000 people.
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There she was given access to mentors and free office space, as well as a chance to win capital when the accelerator doles out more than $1.5 million in zero-equity grants in November.
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RWAMAGANA, Rwanda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ask Esther Imaniragena to name her top challenge as she doles out contraceptive advice and supplies at a Rwandan health clinic and the answer comes short and fast - men.
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By day, he's a petty officer and Navy counselor who doles out career advice to people enlisted in the Navy, and by night, he vets new players and plays countless games with his wife.
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The little man gets his against the nearly 7-foot star early (although he can't finish his layup) but after that it's all Boogie, as he doles out a little tough love hoops style.
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The growth of China's surveillance technology comes as the state rolls out an enormous "social credit system" that ranks citizens based on their behaviour, and doles out rewards and punishments depending on their scores.
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The reason we waste a third of what we spend on health care is the same reason Medicare doles out billions of dollars of improper payments annually: there's no transparency on price or quality.
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The farm bill doles out from $5 billion to $7 billion a year in commodity payments in response to price and revenue drops, while also subsidizing about 62 percent of farmers' crop insurance premiums.
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The rapper, Twitter savant, and former adult bagel virgin doles out this notorious award on Twitter occasionally when his followers step into his mentions with any mixture of the following: ignorance, attitude, general dumbfuckery.
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Gladius, the decentralized CDN, doles out $0.03 in GLA tokens per gigabyte of bandwidth of data streamed through a node (however, the company's website states that this is an estimate based on favorable market conditions).
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There's also the issue of the LAPD specifically, which has seen significant reforms since its most notorious days in the 1980s and 1990s but still regularly doles out tens of millions in civil-rights settlements.
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The Cash Rewards Credit Card also doles out a flat 1% back on all non-bonus spending, and that&aposs on top of the $200 cash bonus you can earn in the first 90 days.
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But the sport also doles out rigid gender policing and homophobia, and one of the ways it arguably regiments these elements off the ice is by rewarding performances of passionate, heteronormative romance on the ice.
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The absolute hero in this recently uploaded YouTube video ticks all the boxes [and licks all the licks] as he doles out free metal to passing traffic and pedestrians like some philanthropic suburban shred lord.
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She doles out coffee and breakfast along with phone numbers and directions, chatting with everyone — politics left and right, no matter — as her business becomes a tangle of winter jackets, computer cords, firearms and protest signs.
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There's also a new surfing mini-game that's available to play just a few hours into the game, and the pokédex has been updated with a feature that doles out useful items like a slot machine.
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Oh, and if you're aren't sold yet, the four-episode series will be directed by comedian Tig Notaro, who, according to this episode of the the 2 Dope Queens podcast, doles out some pretty great advice.
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She doles out spoonfuls on her subjects (very few of the poems in the book are longer than a page, and most are written in short lines) and lets the reader swallow and breathe between helpings.
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The southeast Baltimore school lost more than $280,260 for the next school year after it was dropped from a federal antipoverty program, called Title I, which doles out billions of dollars to the country's poorest schools.
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Areas recovering from disasters will also have access to more than $2.4 billion in cash through grants the Department of Housing and Urban Development doles out and nearly $1.7 billion for fixing damaged roads and bridges.
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The investment comes roughly two years after Shine launched its free service, a messaging bot aimed at younger users that doles out life advice and positive reinforcement on a daily basis through SMS texts or Facebook's Messenger.
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There's a crustacean nation whose battle scene evokes the dwarves of Middle-earth facing the endless monsters of Mordor in Lord of the Rings, yet the film only doles out a few brief lines from their leader.
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As she doles out inspirational quotes to her millions of followers, fans won't really know the state of Koko and Thompson until she (or Thompson, but you know Kris Jenner would never allow that) explicitly share it.
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In new legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- he says Katherine told him she receives a $583,000 monthly stipend from Michael Jackson's estate, which she doles out to some of her kids to support them and their families.
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A bartender clad in a yellow speedo doles out free cocktails from behind a yellow bar branded with the words "Bombay Beach Club" while women in floral sundresses with paper parasols dance to 1960s French pop music.
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The process is supposed to take multiple days given the rate at which the game doles out new letters for the nuclear codes, in addition to having to break a cipher just to put it all into use.
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Even so, these poems don't preach or rail so much as explore vulnerability; they are not occasional curses hurled at a disembodied target, but acknowledgment of the actual ordeals life doles out to real people in fragile bodies.
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Instead, she doles out the changes little by little: cars there are sort of automated pods, nuclear power is prevalent, and a history that didn't include the Nazi party meant that the swastika was really something that symbolized luck.
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Called the Patriot Legal Expense Fund Trust, LLC, the organization is a blanket account that accepts donations — and doles out funds — to help defray the legal costs associated with the Russia probes in the Justice Department and in Congress.
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This month the guest headliners are Jacqueline Novak, who doles out Jane Austen-like wit with the self-assurance of Jane Eyre, and Jaboukie Young-White, whose Twitter feed could be compiled into a best-selling book of aphorisms.
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The company says its Supercharger network handles an average of 22012,22017 sessions per day, and doles out a total of about 22012GWh of energy per day — meaning users take on about 35kWh of energy during an average charging session.
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The new policy, they wrote, will allow the Education Department to resolve claims in an "efficient, fair and predictable manner" that doles out federal loan forgiveness in line with the financial harm that borrowers are estimated to have suffered.
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Ahead of the late December deadline, lawmakers must pass seven spending bills — a package which doles out money for government agencies including the Department of Homeland Security as well as the Justice Department — to avert a partial government shutdown.
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In recent weeks Mr Duterte has harangued food-hoarders and smugglers for pushing up prices—though they are incentivised by the current corrupt system, under which the NFA doles out import licences and acts as both regulator and market participant.
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For example, the writer of this article has been enrolled in a program that doles out one $30 Visa gift every month for regular survey participation since purchasing a starter kit direct from the Juul web site in May 2018.
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Crosby got to 073,000 points in an era that was nothing like the era of Wayne Gretzky, when teams were scoring goals at the same rate Gary Bettman doles out excuses for why the NHL shouldn't go to the Olympics.
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In 2017, we witnessed DACA's rescindment, a Nazi resurgence, Paul Ryan wax nostalgic about his youthful dreams (of throwing seniors off health care), daily sexual harassment allegations, and an alleged sexual-assaulter-in-chief who doles out racist nicknames like candy.
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The book's tagline, 'What growing up in the South taught me about love, life, and making biscuits,' is accurate enough: Witherspoon's book doles out family anecdotes, traditions, recipes, and advice for how to live a truly sugar-sweet Southern life.
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One of the keys to Buttigieg's surprising emergence as a top-tier candidate is how lavishly he doles out so much of himself: his military service, his marriage to another man, his linguistic dexterity, his Christianity, his Midwestern roots and more.
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She heard about a government grant for rural farming women — which was later revealed, she says, to be a corrupt scheme in which the local ruling party doles out money in return for attendance at political rallies — and decided to apply.
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When it comes to the time issue, Ms. von Furstenberg, who doles out her physical energy watchfully because of her disease, seems particularly well equipped to shine a light on that which is lost in the blur of life's everyday demands.
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Jay-Z usually doles out his advice and thoughts in his lyrics or op-eds for New York Times, but one lucky fan was on the receiving end of his counsel in the middle of a concert in Cleveland, Ohio this week.
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That fellow very much remains, there in the voluptuous Mancunian drawl of his "ponk" rock recollections, and in the mischievous grin and twinkling eyes that punctuate the astute, if often unfiltered, thoughts he gleefully doles out in both conversation and his writing.
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His or her remaining assets get pooled together, and then a probate court doles out payments to cover any remaining debts: First the mortgage; then other secured debts, like car loans; and then, if there's any money left, unsecured debt, like credit cards.
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Maine doles out two electoral votes to the statewide winner and then one each to the winners of a liberal congressional district and a conservative one, meaning Trump can add one to his score by winning in the rural parts of the state.
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This spring, those relationships appeared to yield a prestigious offer from the Trump White House: a seat on the board of the National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal body that doles out millions of dollars a year in grants to cultural institutions.
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And she plans to direct Emerson to give away her $28 billion in assets during her lifetime or shortly after her death — rather than aiming to fund a perpetual vehicle that doles out small amounts of cash until the end of time.
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Now, she has an American Express black card and more than enough money to care for an extended network of relatives in need; she takes her friends with her on vacation and doles out extravagant presents to the people who work for her.
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The legislation would provide record-high funding for Head Start, so-called Title I grants the federal government doles out to schools with high concentrations of low-income families, and grants that help states improve the quality and affordability of child care.
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Best Verse: 2 ChainzOverall Grade: B "Moolah" is one of my favorite rap singles of 2016, but there's something odd and half-assed about the remix, which doles out just six bars apiece from both Wayne and Gotti and mostly replays the original track.
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You can then set up a profile and schedule your pet's meal times and portions; there's even a Slow Feed setting that doles out small amounts of food every 15 minutes, which is perfect for pets who tend to scarf down their kibble too quickly.
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The US government doles out around $1 billion to nonprofits and local government agencies each year to house and provide services for detained migrant children, in facilities that range from the repurposed Walmart in Brownsville, Texas, that CNN visited last week to juvenile detention centers.
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When even New York, the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the US, says it isn't getting enough supplies, states that have seen less spread worry they will miss out as the federal government doles out the limited resources it has at its disposal.
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LSC, which doles out grants to nonprofits but does not directly provide legal services, said the boost in funding would help its 132 grantees "assist low-income clients facing job losses, evictions and other problems stemming from the pandemic," in a statement on Thursday.
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It doles out numerous athletic scholarships, both full and partial, and its annual athletic budget of $1.25 million puts it on pace, León García said, to match comparable Division II institutions in the coming years, especially as it adds teams to fit Division II requirements.
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Not the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which doles out the Golden Globes; or the Broadcast Film Critics Association, which hands out the Critics' Choice Awards; or the Baftas, the British equivalent of the Oscars or the Directors Guild; and, lastly, not the motion picture academy.
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He then visits these children's parents to find out about the nature of their problems—usually, he told me, there's just not enough money, or there may be health issues in the family—and doles out financial assistance from the donations he's raised from tourists and friends.
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This singer-songwriter, born Naomi Saalfield, is often described as a neo-soul specialist, due in no small part to the airy vocal runs — reminiscent of Erykah Badu or Alicia Keys — that she doles out as the frontwoman of the Australian R&B group Hiatus Kaiyote.
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This morning, the sixth instalment of the show—which only ever comes by surprise and therefore doles out heart attacks across Twitter timelines the world over – aired, and as a special treat, it was fronted by Frank himself (maybe he really is coming out of that shell).
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For Trump, the word "patriot" has become as much a compliment — which he often doles out to his supporters, and especially controversial allies — as it is a defense of his policies and an attempt to move past disagreements within his administration when he is under fire.
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Your mom doles out sage advice (except when she swore your leg hair would grow back thicker and darker — that's a myth), put up with you when you were sneaking out your bedroom window at 16-years-old, and loves you more than anything on earth.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which doles out the Oscars and has long been a bastion of older white men, has been trying to diversify its ranks as Hollywood faces increasing criticism about its hiring practices, which in turn affects the stories it tells.
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If the modern nation-state is a bureaucratic machine that doles out legitimate coercive force, the dogma of "lethality" envisions state-sanctioned killing as a formula for its precise application—and reducing war to the scientific and statistically optimizable ending of life is morally and strategically dubious.
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"Anyone who loves wine, keeps her house clean, doles out little gifts, and isn't afraid to tell it like it is—leaving you a lump of coal to let you know if you've not been the best person this year—is my kind of woman," she says.
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The book can help people peacefully avoid arrest One chapter the inmates addressed, for instance, focuses on "street law for black men," and doles out practical advice that black men can use to peacefully deescalate situations with law enforcement so that they aren't arrested in the first place.
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That was before she saw a casting call for Bo Burnham's coming-of-age film, in which she gives a star-making performance as Kayla, a girl on the cusp of adolescence who doles out life advice via her YouTube channel — even if she can't quite follow it herself.
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Whether your employer regularly doles out holiday bonuses, or you find yourself having to breach the topic yourself in a meeting, check-in, or yearly review, bonuses are an important way to add to your income, and for your employer to give feedback about your — and the company's — performance.
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Some advocates for the arts endowment, which doles out far less money as a percentage than many other governments around the world, have said that its importance is less about the money and more about the message that it sends about the importance of culture in the United States.
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The department doles out billions of dollars in farm subsidies, underwrites insurance on millions of acres of crops, researches and helps control diseases that threaten plants and animals and buys up massive quantities of food when farmers produce too much — a surplus that supplies food banks and schools nationwide.
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Harry, 216, who has been patron of WellChild since 210, and Meghan, 173, attended a pre-awards reception, meeting winners and their families, an occasion where Harry regularly doles out his trademark hugs and charms the room of caregivers, families and friends with his close attention to their individual stories.
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Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis While abstract and largely ignored during times of economic health, the yield curve is normally represented by an upward-sloping line, illustrating the increasing amount the U.S. government doles out to bondholders in tandem with how long they're willing to loan Washington cash.
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As deputy chief of staff for operations, Hagin oversees nearly every aspect of the White House's logistical and personnel operations, with oversight over everything from the White House's advance office to its human resources office and office of personnel security, which doles out security clearance recommendations for current and incoming staff.
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Not all of the sidelines contribute equally to either the adventure or the humor — as adorable as Cassie is, there's a mechanical calculation to every line the writers give her, both in terms of how well she works as an accessory to humanize Scott, and how she doles out periodic awww moments.
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Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale takes her dissatisfaction with social inequality for women to an extreme point, in a post-war future where the government doles out the few fertile women to the elite as brood mares, and builds a society around controlling how people feel about reproductive rights and women's duties to society.
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Trump has endorsed a proposal from Cotton and Perdue that would do away with that program, which doles out 50,000 of about 1 million green cards to the US given annually to countries with low levels of US migration, would sharply cut family-based green cards and overhaul the existing employment-based green card system.
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But chatting with a half-dozen or so Oscar campaigners, the Bagger learned that the reasons long-shot movies and performers are foisted into the awards fray are almost as numerous as the prizes Hollywood doles out to itself each year (though, she dares to say, publicists' justifying their paychecks surely plays a part).
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Every new piece of content is largely just more of the same: linear story missions with a trove of new gear, some tweaks and changes to how the game doles out rewards and treats combat, and then a raid that Bungie treats like a wacky idea sandbox for experimenting with new challenges for players to collaborate on.
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That's not to say that the sneering, outspoken Hooky fans have come to know is no more: That fellow very much remains, there in the voluptuous Mancunian drawl of his "ponk" rock recollections, and in the mischievous grin and twinkling eyes that punctuate the astute, if often unfiltered, thoughts he gleefully doles out in both conversation and his writing.
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If they pay with a reward credit card that earns double points for travel purchases (such as Chase Sapphire Preferred), or if they buy a gift card through an airline shopping portal that doles out points for what they spend (like American Airlines AAdvantage eShopping), they can use your wedding gift to get closer to their own getaway.
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With Miitomo, Nintendo also debuted its "My Nintendo" rewards programs which doles out points to users who do things like linking their Nintendo account to an app, interact with apps and other Nintendo services, buy digital games from the website or other Nintendo storefronts (including the newly enhanced Wii U and Nintendo 3DS shops), and more.
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The rest are those who watched the encore presentation later that night or viewed the episode through one of HBO's streaming platforms instead of on TV. It's difficult to compare HBO, which discloses information about a single evening of viewership and doles out episodes weekly, to Netflix, which releases all of its episodes at once and shares viewership over a period of time.
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READ: Booing the national anthem in Hong Kong could soon land you in jail To encourage party members to use the app during their spare time, it doles out double points during certain periods, such as 8:30 pm to 10 pm during the week, and 9:30 am to 10:30 am, and 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the weekend.
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As you may already know, the US government doles out billions upon billions of dollars every year to farmers and producers in order to keep supplies up and prices low for consumers, with the lion's share of the dough going to crops such as corn, wheat, soy, rice, dairy, peanuts, and sugar, as well as the meat industry (which uses a huge share of the feed crops, anyhow).
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"American farmers thrive whenever they compete on a level playing field, but when China doles out billions in wheat, rice and corn subsidies to its farmers, it distorts global markets and undercuts American farmers' ability to compete," said Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.).
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) doles out 85,000 such visas annually — 65,000 go to foreign workers who possess at least a bachelor's degree or equivalent, and an additional 20,000 for those who have earned a master's degree or higher in the US. Trump took aim at the "totally random" lottery system in his remarks on Tuesday, saying the visa system must ensure that only the most skilled, highly paid workers are allotted such visas — and never at the expense of American labor.
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