No additional Global Entry fee credit, although the primary account's Global Entry fee credit can be used by the authorized user.
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Global Entry fee creditThe Amex Platinum will reimburse you once every four years for putting the $100 Global Entry fee on your card.
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Runners who registered directly with New York Road Runners can either get a refund of their $290 entry fee or an automatic entry into next year's race for a separate entry fee.
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The TCS New York City Marathon entry fee is $255.
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I believe it's a $99 entry fee for those competitions.
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The entry fee alone was several thousand dollars per day.
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But if money is the entry fee, that's fundamentally undemocratic.
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The entry fee for the World Economic Forum in 1980.
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There's never an entry fee to attend our ceremonies. Ever. 58.
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It's $10 for the entry fee and $10 for raffle tickets.
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The entry fee is $175, meaning a potential to net $122,500.
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Of course, this price doesn't include the entry fee for Epcot.
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Nichole equates the cheaper subscriptions with paying a museum entry fee.
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It declined, worried that he might raise the five-pound entry fee.
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Technically, Cactus failed to pay his hefty entry fee of about $3,500.
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Pay the $1 entry fee and wait for the magic to happen.
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On top of the $45 entry fee, the food cost another $50.
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This Italian town charges tourists an entry fee It shouldn't have worked.
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Moreover, Stadia has a hardware entry fee of about $130 for the controller.
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We say almost nobody, because four loyal fans paid the £10 entry fee.
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Rudi Esch: We went to Ratinger Hof because there was no entry fee.
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Surrounded by free Smithsonian museums, the Newseum's $24.95 adult entry fee proved unsustainable.
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One contestant got the entry fee as a gift for his 13th birthday.
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The big thing holding it back right now would be the $5 entry fee.
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Grand Teton will waive its $30 entry fee to keep traffic from backing up.
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And it offers up to a $100 Global Entry fee credit every four years.
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The $10 entry fee is an automatic donation to the Lotus House Women's Shelter.
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That includes the cost of the float, entry fee into the parade, and marketing campaigns.
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She has also made sure to alert photographers to contests that have no entry fee.
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Their first event was a Saturday gentlemen's brunch in Brooklyn, with a $22019 entry fee.
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We're pretty sure, however, that Kim and Kourtney Kardashian didn't have to pay an entry fee.
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Integrity, dedication to public service, and hard work should be the only entry fee to politics.
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In addition to the race entry fee, I had to find a way to get there.
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He had paid his entry fee but did not have money to buy an airline ticket.
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Residents pay an entry fee that averages around $250,000, along with monthly fees of about $3,20153.
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The gunman paid the entry fee, obtained a wrist band, and entered the club, the officials said.
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Themes will be announced each Monday, and there will be multiple entry-fee levels for each theme.
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The $10 million entry fee to join the Facebook-developed cryptocurrency's Libra Association is merely a minimum.
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Nonresidents pay a daily entry fee at Greenwich Point of $250 to park, plus $266 a person.
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Instead, vehicles are able to pass through without paying the standard $30 entry fee, per the L.A. Times.
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The tournament has no entry fee, but teams must secure enough votes online to be eligible to compete.
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The steep entry fee is is part of the high-gloss veneer of selectivity favored by the organization.
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Proceeds from the entry fee benefit Affleck's Eastern Congo Initiative and donations can also be made at Omaze.
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In Beyerdynamic's precisely engineered world, the manufacturer's suggested entry fee is $1,299, though you can find the T4003p.
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The players will pay an additional 50,000 pounds entry fee that will go to charity, organizer Triton said.
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Membership doesn't come cheap: The club doubled its entry fee to $200,000 soon after Mr. Trump became president.
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But it was No. 8, which set the entry fee at $5, that later caused the most trouble.
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"You'll be having wine, we will be able to do away with the entry fee," says the Kickstarter message.
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It's already seeing massive interest this year, and thinks the entry fee growth rate in 2018 will exceed 2017.
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If you can pay a small entry fee, you can challenge those who've become legends in their chosen disciplines.
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You pay a one-time entry fee, part or all of which may be refundable, plus a monthly rent.
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Part of the entry fee is donated to the tea pickers and local workers to improve their social welfare.
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Instead, Christie, along with her agents and managers paid her own $225 entry fee to enter herself into the running.
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As a result, RepRap lowered the entry fee for 3D printing from about $5,000-$20,000 to mere hundreds of dollars.
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If the entry fee costs about the same as a night on the town, buyers just might take a chance.
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The entry fee for nonmembers is $15 a car or $4 for an individual on foot; house tours are extra.
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From friends and family, Mr. Bash, Mr. Damari and Mr. Winetraub scrounged $50,000 for the entry fee, and on Dec.
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He paid the entry fee, obtained a wrist band and entered the club, but investigators say he wasn't there to party.
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It's the first ball of its kind designed to gamify your hoop skills, but is it worth the $200 entry fee?
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After paying the 2000 yuan ($2440) entry fee, customers sit in front of the main stage to watch the morning performances.
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I paid $53 – a $255 race fee plus an $11 lottery entry fee – for the New York City Marathon in 2014.
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For a $25 entry fee ($18.73 in US money), and a well-penned letter, one lucky winner will get the home.
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He charges a small entry fee for visiting skaters, and there's an established crew of locals who shred it for free.
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Visitors are free to roam this decayed Dada museum, unsupervised, and there is no entry fee, just an unattended donation box.
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The legislation calls for a 15 percent annual state tax on gross revenues of all sports fantasy contests with an entry fee.
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He paid the last-minute entry fee to have three of his staffers walk in the fashion show wearing his campaign shirts.
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An additional entry fee of 10 soles is taken at the site and is not included in the price of most tours.
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Initially, I had only accounted for the entry fee, which at around $120 in 2015 (now it's $180) was cheaper than most.
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Promoters are charging a $35 entry fee to see the show, a considerable sum given the ubiquity of the artist's street fare.
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The building fared poorly due to its high entry fee and — despite its storied height — limited views, said a Club Med spokesperson.
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A gun-store robbery (how else will he find the fight's entry fee?) kicks off Earl's, and the film's, odyssey of brutality.
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Now, if you must experience the M&D sound profile for far less of an entry fee, look to the MW60 wireless headphones.
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Youngsters who had spent their allowances on the fifty-dollar entry fee lined up for makeovers, sampled free eyeshadow, and hashtagged the results.
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At the time, I saw the weekend schedule as an entry fee into a thriving news company and a stable salaried media job.
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But concerns over the social impact of gambling saw regulators imposing a S$100 ($70.90) casino entry fee on every citizen and permanent resident.
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In paid daily fantasy sports, users cover an entry fee and can win cash based on the real-life performance of athletes they choose.
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For the 17 weeks I played D.F.S., whether at a $5 entry fee or for $100, I routinely was matched up against top players.
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Not wanting to overcommit, I paid the single entry fee and resolved to keep an open mind about investing in my jerk-off future.
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The entry fee is a little steep but it's worth it for the quality you get, both in terms of features and audio fidelity.
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It's illegal if the venue takes any profit from the game or if it charges an entry fee though, so keep that in mind.
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This absence of a monetary entry fee and prize could help mitigate some of the risks associated with the pools and applicable gambling laws.
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CNN reported that Center Lovell Inn offered the winner of a 220-word essay the keys to the property for a $25 entry fee.
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The New York legislation calls for a 15 percent annual state tax on gross revenues of all sports fantasy contests with an entry fee.
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To get into the island area, I had to pay an entry fee that came to about $4.33, but it was totally worth it.
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There is an entry fee to get in: 35 DKK (£4), but the dome is best viewed from the elegant square it sits on.
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He earned enough to pay back his sponsors, who had covered his $50,000 entry fee, and had about $50,000 left to seed his career.
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He seized prime real estate, imposed a $500 entry fee for foreign workers, and claimed a lucrative monopoly on the sale of scrap metal.
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The entry fee at Muir Woods National Monument, the redwood forest north of San Francisco, will be waived this weekend for National Park Week.
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For instance, the point system and entry fee policy both feel fair and encourage drastically different styles of play as you move up each tier.
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Parents pay an entry fee of $1,500 and agree to "fund their family's own travel and lodging, potentially thousands of dollars," according to the Journal.
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And so he created his own, with a $9000 entry fee and a $3000 yearly subscription to keep said rabble from his digital country club.
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Chase has a similarly clean, honest $100 Global Entry fee rebate meaning the effective annual fee is as little as $50 in the first year.
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The entry fee is steep, $2,700, which comes with a boat, an official observer and a kayaker to paddle alongside in case of an emergency.
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He thinks ViaGen is a good first step, as they offer a cloning service domestically for $50,000—a bargain compared to Sooam's six-figure entry fee.
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The bill can be found here, but it essentially amends the state's current gambling laws to include "regulated interactive fantasy sports contests with an entry fee".
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He also helped create the first New York City Marathon in 22016 in Central Park; the entry fee was $22015, and 19603 runners finished the race.
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When the state began charging a $7 data entry fee in 2013, he filed a court motion in ongoing diversion cases to tack it on retroactively.
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FanDuel has a promotion going on where if Woods wins the Masters, everyone gets their entry fee refunded, whether he's in their FanDuel fantasy lineup or not.
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The 583-foot-long slide, which will cost £20163 to ride in addition to the tower's £12 entry fee, will open to the public on June 24.
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On Friday, H2O said in a statement it would begin reinstating an entry fee of up to 5% on some of its funds in August and September.
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Rather than charge an entry fee, La Plaque Tournante has a "create or donate" policy, inviting visitors to donate what they can or make something as entry.
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The regular entry fee was $94 plus processing fees, but those slots sold out in 48 hours, leaving only the V.I.P. spots for $325 plus handling fees.
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A $25 entry fee grants you access to Buford Highway's 24/7 Jeju Sauna, an expansive 35,000-square-foot spa outfitted like a traditional Korean public bathhouse.
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All three teams were required to pay a $1 million late entry fee, with $250,000 paid on April 1 and the remaining $750,000 due by Oct. 1.
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If you can scrape up a marathon entry fee and pay for travel, you can probably afford a low three figures for a pair of racing shoes.
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The business journal reported that Tepper would also invest $425 million of his own money to help pay for the entry fee, coaches, staff, players and more.
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The families of those spellers now pay a $1,500 entry fee and bear the cost of traveling to Maryland for the competition, which is held each May.
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The community requires a hefty entry fee and a monthly payment, which gives residents lifelong access to an independent living center, nursing home and an Alzheimer's unit.
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Not only does their $25 entry fee get them a T-shirt, but a nice glossy sticker to show everyone how dedicated they were to finishing the race.
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In late July, the farm was open to everyone, with the owners charging an entry fee of $7.50 to people who wanted to visit the brightly colored flowers.
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Amidst our wandering, G. finds an ATM and pays me back five euros for her church entry fee yesterday as well as the difference in our lunch check.
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A new guard would have to work one hour and 47 minutes of a shift in order to afford the non-New Yorker entry fee to the museum.
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With a maximum capacity of 200 and no entry fee, it's not unusual, on any given night, to spot as many people waiting outside as there are inside.
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The Misty II robotics platform will cost $2,399, which might sound like a costly entry fee, but that's actually an $801 price drop — the robot's original price was $3,200.
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In response, the Queen agreed to open up parts of Buckingham Palace to the public for the first time, with money from the entry fee going towards Windsor's restoration.
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I applaud Microsoft for lowering the Surface entry fee, but the Surface Go's too underpowered and the full Windows 10 experience isn't optimized well for such a small screen.
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The upfront entry fee to compete at this race is $2300 — and that's assuming you've qualified by placing among the best in your age group at a previous Ironman.
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The $10 entry fee also gives you access to her private Snapchat, where you can watch the Baker indulge in Naked Gardening, Naked Cleaning, Naked Mixology, and Naked Yoga.
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The effort coincides with the 150th anniversary of Canadian Confederation, and Parks Canada has waived the entry fee to its parks through 2017, so anyone can go for free.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's governing body has returned the entry fee paid a year ago by the now-defunct Manor team, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) said on Monday.
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For comparison, Major League Soccer kicked off with 10 teams in 1996—at a $5 million entry fee—and didn't begin expanding meaningfully until well into its second decade.
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On the other side, Trump and the Republican National Committee are going to be hosting a fundraiser near Mar-a-Lago with a per-couple entry fee of $580,600.
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Tepper, who paid $2.2 billion to purchase the Panthers in 2018, is expected to pay an entry fee that could exceed $300 million to land a club in Charlotte.
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The rules of the contest allow Mr. Bares and Ms. Lavorgna to keep $49 (roughly one third) of the $149 entry fee if they do not receive 5,500 entries.
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In New York, the museum's entry fee will rise $270 to $216, with free admission for Holocaust survivors, service members, police and firefighters and public school students and teachers.
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Rather than jet off to a hotel in Vegas, we drove to a campsite, which cost us only a $3 park entry fee and $8 per night for the site.
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PayPal has also dropped purchase protection on anything bought from or paid to a government agency as well as gambling and any activity with an entry fee and a prize.
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And that's probably just as well, given the 3,200 yen ($29) price for a 15-minute-ish experience, along with the 800 yen ($7) entry fee for VR Zone itself.
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There's no entry fee, so if you're interested in giving it a shot, head over to Kaggle, where the contest is hosted, and download your own copy of the data.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is reportedly in talks with New York City's municipal government over the possibility of charging a fixed entry fee to visitors from outside the city.
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Linden is a two-time Olympian and fan favorite who is sponsored by Brooks, while Sellers, 22020, is a virtual unknown who paid her own entry fee and is not sponsored.
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It's a big gamble: in addition to the $213,2990 entry fee and travel for IHMC's ten-member team, it cost Neuhaus about $753,275 to just to ship the exo from Florida.
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Two extra details that cost nothing are a free city map from your city tourism information center and flyers for popular attractions which sometimes have coupons or discounted entry fee tickets.
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There is, of course, a catch -- or perhaps more aptly, a twist: the essay most be accompanied by a $100 entry fee, and there must be a minimum of 3,500 entries.
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Review duplicate benefitsIf you have picked up multiple cards over the year, you may find that you're duplicating benefits (such as Priority Pass or Global Entry fee credits) on multiple cards.
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For example, if you have multiple Global Entry fee credits, you can pay for global entry for your friends and family, but multiple Priority Pass Memberships won't do you much good.
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The company has sought to differentiate itself from daily fantasy sports in another fundamental way: Because WinView does not charge an entry fee, it says that it can operate legally nationwide.
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Bidders must pay a nonrefundable $100 entry fee, which earns them a survey of the property and a copy of Mr. Trump's birth certificate with the home's address, among other materials.
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But the hundreds of people who bought a ticket to the sold-out event enjoyed something even more elite: access to Donald Trump, who profited personally from their $500 entry fee.
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Then again, Street Fighter II is a great fit for the versatility of the Switch, and there's not much more you could ask for from this version beyond a lower entry fee.
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Right now, the players with the top 20 percent of scores win at least their entry fee back or more, with a few geniuses collecting the cash of the rest of the losers.
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Speculation was also rife that officials would implement an entry fee for locals, akin to Singapore's policy, or impose a minimum net worth requirement in order to deter low-income individuals from gambling.
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According to the Kawaii Monster Café website, there is an entry fee of around $5, which isn't much but really, when's the last time you went to a café that had a cover?
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He had figured that, with a contest entry fee of $175, 700 essays would yield enough, $122,500, to cover the Gazette building, computers and taxes and send him on his glide to retirement.
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For their entry fee of $25, each participant received a poster from the coming Potter film, "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald," and Harry Potter pencils from the museum store to keep score.
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The entry fee for a Hood to Coast team is $13,770, and that doesn't include expenses to get to and from the race or the fee to rent a van for the team.
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I did not have the 2 euro entry fee with me — I don't typically run with cash — but one of the groundskeepers was nice enough to let me in for a quick peek.
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Here's how it works: Entrants must write a short letter (maximum 350 words) explaining why they should get the house, then mail or email it to Wagner along with a $25 entry fee.
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The minimum price to chat on the site is 150 won (2490 cents), but girls can set the entry price for a room, with popular accounts tending to have a more expensive entry fee.
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To recreate that energy, the player pool was opened to anyone who paid the $75 entry fee, and it consisted of a mix of Ninja fans, casual players, semi-pros, and world-famous streamers.
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Even though I knew I wouldn't be running the Phillies 5K, one reason I picked up my packet was that the entry fee included four Phillies tickets, and I wasn't going to leave those behind.
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Often there is a strandbäder (lake beach) with an entry fee, cafe and lounge chairs, but I usually just find a clearing between some trees and plunk down with friends and a case of beer.
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In turn, the league has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in sponsorship and broadcasting deals, commanding a reported $20 million team entry fee and much more in exclusive licensing rights sold to Disney and Twitch.
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We arrived at the location, a nondescript door on an otherwise mundane city street, and wound down a dark staircase to an entryway flanked by a hot dyke collecting the nominal entry fee and guests' clothing.
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That helps cover the league entry fee of 200 pounds, or about $255, that is demanded of each player, except for one foreign recruit per team, who is given a stipend for travel and living expenses.
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The companies involved — Facebook, Uber, Spotify, Visa and a couple of dozen other multinational giants who paid a $10 million entry fee — are so big that they typically ultimately care about the big picture: The entire world.
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Many of the works are interactive, and on Mondays, entry to the biennale is free, an attempt to draw in local laborers like Bashir, who would balk at paying the entry fee of 100 rupees, about $1.40.
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Punters had paid £7 to see Canadian rapper Smoke Dawg and Londoners Nafe Smallz and Splurgeboyz x PAP at east London's XOYO show—but fans ended up getting a whole lot of added value for their entry fee.
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The three syndicates, one each from the Netherlands, Malta and the United States, have to pay a $1 million late entry fee, with a first installment of $250,000 by April 1 and the remaining $750,000 by Oct. 1.
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But if you can afford the entry fee — often funded by the sale of your home — and you can show you have additional resources to pay the monthly fees, retirement communities are one way to guard against isolation.
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Although the Florence marathon entry fee was only $55, when you add in train tickets for a family of four in an overnight cabin, an Airbnb, entertainment and meals, Smith ended up being out $1,300 for the weekend.
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The grove itself is free, but the best way to see the attraction is strolling along the OCBC Skyway, which sits 72 feet in the air and connects the vertical gardens; the entry fee is $5 per person.
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If you pay your $13/month or $120/year entry fee, you're part of the club: Like Netflix, not every title is in 4K or HDR format, but a growing number are (including the content made by Amazon itself).
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ROME (Reuters) - Visitors to Rome's Pantheon, one of the ancient world's best preserved monuments, will have to pay an entry fee from next May unless they are going there to pray, Italy's culture and tourism ministry said on Monday.
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He also told me that the entry fee people pay for the full moon night goes toward the cleanup the following day, which is organized by a local business group made up of several of the beach bar owners.
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The "elite" racers -- a self-determined designation, for which the entry fee is higher but the prize money is up to $2,93 for winners -- do the 8 miles twice, taking cars back from Hood River for a second lap.
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Less than a mile away, the Newseum (adult entry fee $24.95) is hosting "1967: Civil Rights at 50, " an exhibit exploring civil rights events and actions that took place during a critical year in the struggle for equality in this country.
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CEO Jay Fulcher at the time said this was a sticking point that led to potential risks of companies graduating out of the platform, so to speak, as they may have felt duct-taped to that as an entry fee.
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Wangerland's tourist office has largely fenced in the beaches, added facilities, playgrounds and lifeguards, and has been charging visitors a 3-euro ($3.57) entry fee during the summer season, with the exception of residents and tourists of the town itself.
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The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card, IHG Rewards Club Premier Credit Card, United Explorer Card, and Bank of America Premium Rewards credit card all offer up to a $100 Global Entry fee credit and have annual fees under $100.
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A number of bars in the area were charging hundreds of dollars entry fee Friday for the chance to drink close to the "Friendly Confines" of Wrigley while standing room tickets inside the stadium could be had for more than $2,000.
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You do not have to eat at the restaurant in order to visit the Cube; most visitors pay the $15 entry fee to see the wacky artwork and to taste d'Arenberg wines in the bright, airy top-floor tasting room.
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And while snagging a strand of Monroe's hair may be too steep a price for us personally, knowing that 100% of the $100 entry fee proceeds will go toward The Downtown Women's Center makes it all feel worth it in the end.
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Now, Scores is stepping in to provide Stormy with a revenue stream that's right up her ally ... we're told the clubs will charge a $30 entry fee on nights she performs, and they're offering Stormy 30 to 40 percent of the gate.
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Read more: Credit cards that will reimburse your Global Entry fee creditCar rental loss and damage insuranceWhen you use your Bonvoy Brilliant card to reserve and pay for a car rental, you may be covered against loss or damage of the vehicle.
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The only entry fee for a 27th or 53rd author slot in this "free-for-all bonanza of Nature papers" (as one geneticist described it to me) is the cost of a bone shipment and a minimal account of its basic archaeological provenance.
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According to ESPN, Fury claims a Dubai Sheikh approached him to disclose his plan to host the contractually obligated heavyweight rematch (after Fury ended Klistchko's 10-year tenure in November), with no broadcast and a $1 million entry fee for a scant 120 people.
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Other key points in the draft bill were in line with those agreed by the coalition, including a 30 percent tax on casino revenue, an entry fee of 6,000 yen ($55.92) for residents of Japan and an initial cap of three casino sites nationwide.
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Read more: Credit cards that will reimburse your Global Entry fee Enroll in Priority Pass for airport lounge accessAnd finally, the Amex Business Platinum card comes with a Priority Pass membership, which is another great way to make travel days more smooth and enjoyable.
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There are a variety of parks to choose from, including Epcot, Magic Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios, and you can cruise around them freely to look at all the attractions and imagine you'd paid the entry fee and secured your special Fastpass tickets for all the rides.
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But move into gold and then platinum, where the fees are two and three and teams are hungrier to engage in combat, you'll have to know how to survive a firefight and crack at least the top five to earn back your entry fee and progress meaningfully.
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Twenty-two years later, its name had changed and its competitor pool had swelled from 40 to thousands, but one thing remained the same: Anyone who wanted a shot at the top could put down their entry fee and make their case in the tournament's massive bracket.
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Last year a group of LGBT asylum seekers—who themselves had been on the frontline of receiving abuse from our homophobic Home Office—tried to join in the Parade, but were marched out by beefy dudes in hot pants because they'd failed to pay the entry fee.
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Supporters of Meng Wanzhou stand with a sign outside the British Columbia Supreme Court on December 10, 2018Photo: Getty ImagesShennong Mountain Scenic Park has become the latest place in China to offer a financial perk to anyone carrying a Huawei phone by waiving the park's entry fee completely. Why?
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In bronze and silver, where the entry fee is zero and then one point, ranking up requires you either earn a few early game kills or play it safe and last until you get into the top seven, or if you're lucky or particularly skilled, a combination of both.
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For a $10 entry fee, one lucky fan and a friend will win a spin in the Batmobile, a helicopter ride with Supes himself, Henry Cavill, a photo with Affleck at the premiere and a chance to photobomb the cast on the red carpet alongside Lex Luther (Jesse Eisenberg).
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"Over 300 girls signed up," she said, but most of them dropped out after learning about the heavy time commitment and upfront costs: a $350 entry fee, three separate costume changes for themselves and their dogs, and professional glamour shots with their pups for use in promotional materials.
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"There's a lot of money going around at the moment, you just need to know how to find it," Zairet López, an accountant, said recently at a packed music festival in Caracas, which charged a $70 entry fee, or the equivalent of 303 months' worth of the country's minimum salary.
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And the PAMM Student Pass is a far cry from the admission fees at the museum's neighbor, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, where kids between the ages of 3 and 11 pay a $20 entry fee; if they're Miami-Dade County residents, a 15% discount renders the entry $17.
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The perfect middle ground between paying a $20 entry fee to yell into your friend's ear all night and staring into the abyss of your computer screen until you pass out alone, entertaining at home combines the drinking and socialization of the former with the comfort and cost efficiency of the latter.
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In order to participate in the America's Cup World Series, and eventually the America's Cup races, competitors have to put up a $1 million entry fee and a $2 million bond to guarantee that they will maintain their campaigns through the ACWS as well as competition in Bermuda, America's Cup protocol indicates.
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Second, it shows that PayPal doesn't want to deal with the risks associated with crowdfunding that are similar to the risks associated with purchasing or paying a government agency and "gambling, gaming and/or any other activity with an entry fee and a prize," two other situations where Payment Protection will be made unavailable.
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Masaryk Towers is bordered by others — the Gompers Houses and the Baruch Houses, properties of the New York City Housing Authority whose residents for the most part lack the capital to purchase shares at Masaryk, however modest the cost (about $14,000 for a three-bedroom apartment, essentially an entry fee, supplemented by monthly maintenance charges).
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That is especially true for folks who might already get Global Entry fee waivers and lounge access through another premium credit card they already carry/It's also possible to apply for this business credit card even without owning your own business, and there are great reasons for doing so, including just keeping your professional and personal purchases separate.
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While United flaunts things like free checked bags, 2x miles on United flights and restaurant spending, and TSA PreCheck or Global Entry fee waivers, there are plenty of lower-profile benefits, too, like exclusive access to the most affordable award flights and the ability to add free a free leg on an international flight when booked with miles.
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There are structural problems with juried shows in general, one of them being the entry fee, and the Municipal Gallery charged artists $10 to submit work for Offal (when the gallery posted the call for artists on Facebook, one artist commented, "I never pay to play and I especially do not want to participate in a show that glorifies people consuming animal products").
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The museum puts out an open call every year for anyone 18 and over to participate in the contest, which has an entry fee of £40; Christian-Slane's oil portrait of his partner, "Gabi," was one of 2,580 entries submitted for this year's Portrait Award, which also grants money to first, second, and third place winners of the eponymous prize as well as to one winner in a third category.
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"So the NPS would more than double the current entry fee for peak season; I know if we were considering a trip to one of these parks and suddenly found that the trip would incur an exorbitant entrance fee, I would not…repeat not take my family on this trip," read one of the 50,000 comments the U.S. Department of the Interior officials provided to The Washington Post .
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Catch Up on the Explosive $2 Billion Lawsuit Against Facebook Before Zuck Takes the StandFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said he wants to escape the Silicon Valley bubble and travel to…Read more ReadWith no killer app, a steep entry fee for early adopters, nothing to do but play video games, the ongoing problem of making people sick, and now fewer opportunities to show itself off, it's starting to look like Facebook's big bet won't be paying off.
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Before diving in to the details, here are some numbers: 53: The number of city pools 900: The number of pool lifeguards 1.7 million: The number of users last summer 16 million: The total number of gallons in all the pools $0: The entry fee Yes, these urban oases are free, but before you plunge into that cool, chlorinated bliss, you must show an attendant at the entrance that you have a conventional bathing suit — shorts must have a lining — and a sturdy padlock to secure your belongings in a locker.
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Here's a breakdown of the rest of his championship picks: 2010: Obama picks Kansas (lost in second round); Actual champ: Duke 20053: Obama picks Kansas (lost in fourth round); Actual champ: Connecticut 2012: Obama picks North Carolina (lost in fourth round); Actual champ: Kentucky 2013: Obama picks Indiana (lost in third round); Actual champ: Louisville 2014: Obama picks Michigan St. (lost in fourth round); Actual champ: Connecticut 2015: Obama picks Kentucky (lost in Final Four); Actual champ: Duke If you're basing your championship picks off of Obama's bracket, you're better off just lighting that $10 pool entry fee on fire.
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The Platinum Card from American ExpressCost to add an authorized user: $175 for up to 3 authorized Platinum users, then $175 for each additional one after that; $0 per authorized Gold userIncluded benefits:Airport lounge access, including Centurion Lounges, Priority Pass Select membership, and Delta Sky Clubs when flying DeltaGold elite status with Hilton and Marriott Up to $100 to cover the application fee for Global Entry or TSA PreCheckSubtracted benefits: For Amex Platinum authorized user cards:No airline fee credit of up to $1003 per yearNo Uber credits (up to $200 per year)No Saks Fifth Avenue credits (up to $100 per year)For the free Gold cards, nearly all premium benefits are subtracted except category bonuses for spending and Global Entry fee reimbursement.
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