You can't give to others if you don't know how to give to yourself.
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He was talking about the people who give to ProPublica, the people who give to Mother Jones.
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"I have nothing left to give to my daughter, and this is what I want to give to her, I want to give to her lives being saved in her honor," Dawn says.
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You know, what life can give to me, and what the entire basketball organisation can give to me.
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Who wants to give to a taxable university when they can give to a tax-free hospital, food bank or opera?
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If you want to give to your Ivy League alma mater, great; if you want to give to save people from malaria, great.
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When large foundations do give to more Democratic-tinged policy work, they give to a small number of large, national groups working at the federal level.
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GM: At some level, the types of instructions you give to a computer are just different from the type of instructions you give to a human.
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And you can help your kids, give to charity, give to your grandkids, take relaxing vacations, reduce stress in your life to live a long and happy life.
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Zack thought cookies would be the best thing to give to Torrence and Kacie's mother was kind enough to make them that weekend for Zack to give to his buddy.
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It did work, but I don't know how much credit I can give to the actual device as much as I can give to just having a reminder at all.
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"If you want to give to a charity or give to your kids after you pass away, what you give will likely be more impactful if you give stocks," Brusda said.
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But taking scarce financial aid dollars from low-income students to give to students who don't need it amounts to Robin Hood in reverse -- robbing from the poor to give to the rich.
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It's about what you can give to support this child.
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Give to organizations that are invested in solving the problem.
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We don't have anything we can give to kids safely.
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Not as the world gives do I give to you.
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What I wouldn't give to get him a new liver.
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What advice would you give to others with this condition?
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We gave to our friend to give to his friends.
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As dad advice, what do you give to Kylie Jenner?
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They were going to give to people that they knew.
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What's the one cooking tip you give to novice cooks?
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So what advice he would give to his younger self?
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What career advice do you give to new college grads?
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OBAMA: ... and your dads to -- to give to your kids.
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What's the best advice you'd give to an incoming Santa?
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What advice would you give to a young intern now?
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What we would give to recover some of that power!
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"This week, I give to myself 9.5," she added, laughing.
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Give to Charity Some charities dole out miles for donations.
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"If they want it I'll give to them," he said.
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Others questioned why individuals would give to the rebuilding effort.
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Q. What advice would you give to a young person?
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I do not give to you as the world gives.
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We are not recommending you give to Texas per se.
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What would workers give to wear jeans to the office?
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Or do you print more money to give to them?
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So that's the message that I give to our investors.
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But what advice would Cook give to his younger self?
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What evidence does the article give to support their belief?
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What advice would you give to future whistleblowers in general?
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What would you give to have been there that evening?
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Incentives are discounts that carmakers give to shoppers and dealers.
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People like to get it to give to someone else.
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There has be some meat to give to Trump supporters.
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Is there any advice you give to other young collectors?
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What evidence does the author give to support this statement?
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I only give to legal groups because they ... CW: Exactly.
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" "But Hope would have a lot to give to society.
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That's my least compliment I want to give to someone.
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More life to live, experience, to give, to do and love.
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You're a teacher, what advice would you give to young musicians?
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The members need me and my advice I give to them.
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This is a great gift that we give to other nations.
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You also need to consider how many charities to give to.
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Because I'm a caretaker, I always want to give to people.
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That's the money they give to everybody who is getting deported.
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You could also give to the Human Society of South Carolina.
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How do you make decisions about what charities to give to?
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What we would give to hear the conversations these three had.
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Last word we&aposre going to give to John Solomon tonight.
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What's the best piece of advice you'd give to our generation?
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Hillary wants for all children what we give to our children.
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But there are other cashless ways to give to women's charities.
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What are you here to deliver and give to the world?
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What advice would you give to a woman interested in selling?
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Fat with money that he could give to Becky right now.
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Guess she gave you the Bernese I didn't give to you.
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It's free—people just contribute something, which we give to charity.
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This year might be the most advantageous to give to charity.
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What can you give to me more than that they're providing?
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You give to your job, and your employer gives to you.
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You give to your neighborhood, and your neighborhood gives to you.
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You give to your government, and your government gives to you.
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Q. What advice would you give to a young social entrepreneur?
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What career and life advice do you give to young people?
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What advice would you give to anyone considering the same move?
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Is there any further advice you'd give to Democrats or progressives?
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It's exciting to have something new to give to the fans!
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"There are so many charities you can give to," she said.
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Do you have any advice to give to your younger self?
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Steal from the rich, give to the poor—all that business.
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What advice would you give to someone getting their first tattoo?
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When they give to charity, they have to pay full freight.
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But that freedom is not something I can give to you.
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I gave one to Ted Cruz to give to the president.
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What Advice Would You Give to Somebody Who Just Started Dating?
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What advice would you give to the person in the photo?
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Write down a description that you could give to a tourist.
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What kind of message does this give to terrorists and criminals?
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What would I give to have the shelf life he's had?
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Concierge, desk, servers, maids and luggage, I give to them all.
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My medals, I imagine, I will someday give to my daughter.
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What advice would you give to the girl in the photo?
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Give to established funds that act as clearinghouses to distribute donations.
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The louder it is, the more I give to my sketches.
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And we give to charity is basically what the statement said.
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And she gave me that stick to give to the FBI.
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The winner will receive a $250,000 check to give to charity.
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Its LLC structure also allows it to give to political organizations.
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Buakaw, what advice do you give to kids in your village?
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If forced to pick, GiveWell recommends donors give to Against Malaria.
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Really rich people mostly give to health, education, and arts groups.
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What are your things, the advice you would give to people?
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" Barely Legal's advice is, "the exact same I'd give to male DJs.
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What advice would you give to him going forward for future projects?
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And $2,974 is the average annual amount most households give to charity.
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Hope was making use of that value that we give to photography.
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That could influence the "ratings" they then give to managers, it said.
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What I give to her I get in return one hundred percent.
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What else did you think I was going to give to you?
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What's one piece of advice you would give to young female athletes?
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What advice would you give to someone pursuing their own scientific discovery?
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The maximum amount an individual can give to a campaign is $22,2000.
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Oh what I would give to never have had this shift happen.
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Meanwhile, Fox expanded YA drama "The Hate U Give" to 224,2150 screens.
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But she has so much love to give to Kotb, 54, too.
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What advice would you give to someone who is struggling with theirs?
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"I still have so much to give to the game," James added.
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There is also Austin Pets Alive, which you can give to here.
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What advice would you give to someone who's thinking of getting Botox?
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What any of us wouldn't give to resurrect our dearly departed John?
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With Paul, this was a Republican Party they could still give to.
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What advice would you give to someone starting out as a freelancer?
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What we give to people is escapism and they really like that.
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I want it to be a gift that I give to somebody.
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Maybe Michelin has an extra star that it can give to Edelman.
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What's the one piece of advice you'd give to young people today?
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He can decide what information to give to lawmakers or the public.
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I think any lift it will give to him will be momentary.
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It's now a pillow you can give to your own true love.
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A: I only give to the charities that I feel passionate about.
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They also are required to give to charities for the less fortunate.
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I couldn't imagine I'd have any more to give to another child.
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"I did give to the Clinton Foundation," the businessman said last month.
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From the start, Hohman instituted a "give to get" policy at Glassdoor.
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Philanthropists want to give to their alma mater, not a new college.
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The tea and coffee shops should give to progressive causes and candidates .
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Don't give to a charity that won't reward you in some way.
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What career and life advice do you give to new college graduates?
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The fruit I would choose for myself, I give to my brother.
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What kind of boost might it give to, say, a language prodigy?
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They don't see us save, or pay bills or give to charity.
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What career and life advice do you give to new college grads?
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What message would you give to young women about their own friendships?
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It can't be just about what we're going to give to you.
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What advice would you give to someone who was having bad sex?
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What do you give to the hardcore stoner who has it all?
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Q. What advice would you give to your 25-year-old self?
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It's not worth sacrificing your own retirement to give to your grandchildren.
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What suggestions would you give to others who seek to be good?
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And I know that the counseling I give to women is accurate.
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What two pieces of evidence does she give to support this assertion?
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Wade, pleas to give to funds lit up social media for days.
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No one in Berlin now knows what else to give to Mrs.
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What advice would you give to someone getting started as an influencer?
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What was the messaging Amazon corporate tried to give to warehouse workers?
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The stuff downstairs at Vox Media that they give to the millennials.
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"One egg is all that we can give to them," he said.
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"That was really powerful information to give to the parents," Bupp says.
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British taxpayers give to the "Sovereign Grant" which goes to the royals.
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It's a content in there, which we can give to the kids.
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The couple will also give to Hillary Clinton's campaign, among other groups.
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Here was James signing his shoes to give to two young fans.
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This happiness he's given me, another dog can give to someone else.
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It's a story of stealing from the rich to give to themselves.
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I give 110% — and what I give to them, I get back.
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What advice would you give to others who are considering quitting something?
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They also give to charity, visit loved ones, exchange gifts and feast.
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What advice can you give to a college student on smart saving?
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Finally, what advice would you give to aspiring photographers and image makers?
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What I can do to soften myself up is give to other people.
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"We should not aid and give to the radicals a gift," he said.
|
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What advice would you give to someone starting out with their own business?
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What advice would you give to people who didn't grow up that way?
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The best advice I can give to a new parent is: Be consistent.
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Human dignity and respect is something we give to everyone every day, anyway.
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Is there any advice that you would give to other freelancers or artists?
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There are limits on how much money you can give to a campaign.
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What is more, the vibe they give to a town is somewhat frantic.
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And many people will continue to give to them, to support this work.
|
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Conversely, rich taxpayers are overvaluing items they give to charity, increasing their deductions.
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It comes with chips and a cookie, which I give to a student.
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But it doesn't necessarily know how much weight to give to each factor.
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Squirm Factor: What's the maximum score we can give to something like this?
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I gotta give to them, because when I want something I get it.
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I found an Easter basket full of things to give to someone else.
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What they have in common is the feeling they give to the buyer.
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What we all wouldn't give to be seen the way she saw you.
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What do you hope your work can give to your fellow human beings?
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Mr Grossman will no doubt encourage more donors to give to the campaign.
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I take a $20 bill from my mom to give to my friend.
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Is there any beauty advice you give to young women, including your daughter?
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I took it home to give to my roommate mostly as a joke.
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It takes away energy they wanted to give to their careers or families.
|
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Of course, people don't give to charity just to get a tax deduction.
|
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So let me repeat the advice I always give to investors: protect yourself.
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You can give to his JustGiving page—he is pooing for charity—here.
|
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My parents are the kind of people who give to charities every Christmas.
|
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I'm not sure what advice you can give to someone in that situation.
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It's the most personal gift a carpenter can give to a grieving family.
|
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"Ultimately, donor advised funds are a way to give to charity," he says.
|
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Giving includes donations, gifts, and money I give to support creators and activists.
|
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But jeopardizing your own retirement to give to your grandchildren isn't worth it.
|
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They would like to trade places with the rich who give to them.
|
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So, why don't we finish talking about the advice you give to people?
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What advice would you give to people who want to run a gym?
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What advice would you give to young women coming into the music industry?
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What advice do you give to reporters heading out to hurricanes these days?
|
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Does it matter what actually motivates you to volunteer or give to charity?
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What guidance would you give to the people charged with making that decision?
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I'm talking about "legacy preferences" that elite universities give to children of graduates.
|
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The miser borrows a kopeck from a peasant to give to a beggar.
|
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What I would give to make them breakfast, just one more Christmas morning.
|
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What advice would you give to people who are writing in this age?
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That's the first advice I give to anyone who's getting into this world.
|
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The coronavirus pandemic isn't just testing Silicon Valley's willingness to give to charities.
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Wasn't that (ph) — what kind of information did you give to a friend?
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The Tenth House: Career, public image, and what you give to the world.
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I think about the names it might give to the events this year.
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This isn't the training I'd give to her obviously, because it's definitely risky.
|
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Even solace that we could give to some people on the long journey.
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You can give to the Salvation Army Australia, which launched a disaster appeal.
|
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I snag extra Chick-fil-A sauce to give to him as well.
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If you don't appreciate and give to your relationships, your relationships will suffer.
|
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The Donate a Photo app also makes it easy to give to charity.
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What are the best two examples you can give to support your point?
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Only advice I will ever give to new parents: go with the flow.
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Others give to secular groups like Save the Children, CARE or Heifer International.
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Dictating what information doctors can give to their patients is inherently un-American.
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"It's not part of our culture" to give to public schools, he said.
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However, it does give to groups advocating for criminal justice and immigration reform.
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Most people do not have $200 lying around to give to a candidate.
|
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It's the maximum amount a couple can give to an individual tax-free.
|
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The Federal Election Commission regulates how much money donors can give to different kinds of campaigns; individuals can donate A LOT more money to the DNC and the RNC than they can give to an individual candidate like Clinton or Sanders.
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At the same time, statisticians have increased the weight they give to such changes.
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Give to groups that are providing aid to these refugees living across the world.
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But in order to really do it up, you've gotta give to yourself, too.
|
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He did not go out and buy her a gun to give to her.
|
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What advice would you give to any concerned young feminists out there right now?
|
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What we wouldn't give to be a fly on the wall at that dinner.
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The role of the church and pastors, the massive deference you give to elders.
|
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Emerging franchise quarterbacks are among the greatest gifts football can give to casual fans.
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And in the end, what greater gift could a mother give to her son.
|
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Kotb asked what advice Pinkett Smith would give to her daughter about marrying young.
|
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What we would give to be one of the flowers she was standing upon.
|
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"Right now, they're crocheting caps to give to refugees in our community," she says.
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"That would be the best response we can give to the West," he said.
|
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That's the speech you give to Josh Hartnett at the end of the movie.
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These are the five most important pieces of advice he'd give to any newcomer.
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So practice giving yourself the same compassionate, reassuring words you'd give to a friend.
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It's not a gift other people or things give to us, in other words.
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ER: I think I'd provide myself the same advice I give to younger photographers.
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What advice would you give to someone who wants to do what you do?
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Reserve a restaurant for a night for APLA, and why not give to charity?
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Chanos did not give to Hillary Clinton's campaign, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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And by that, we're referring to the gifts people give to symbolize their affection.
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So I had a product I could take out to give to the world.
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The greatest gift an artist can give to their supporters is their true selves.
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Felix said she had run out of food to give to her unexpected guests.
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People don't necessarily give to charity because of tax benefits, but it doesn't hurt.
|
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We've no idea what kind of updates Apple would give to the Mac Pro.
|
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But they also pick out the most positive bits to give to the president.
|
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What advice would you give to someone who hasn't learned how to let go?
|
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"Something has to give to make up for the higher salaries," Mr. Patel said.
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I feel physically energized and mentally I feel ready to give to my work.
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How much money must I give to justify getting a dog from a breeder?
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Each of them has something to give to this state, and to the world.
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Last but not least, little visitors can make cards to give to their mothers.
|
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Where do entrepreneurs find their inspiration and what advice would they give to others?
|
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That's also how many dollars DoorDash will give to the winner of its sweepstakes.
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The study found that doctors had become substantially more likely to give to Democrats.
|
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What practical advice would you give to women who plan to run for office?
|
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They were then asked how much they wanted to give to an anonymous stranger.
|
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Influential people can still give to candidates without the campaigns having violated that pledge.
|
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Brown said the impending closure has changed the information they now give to patients.
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Saying no is one of the hardest pieces of homework I give to people.
|
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I want to give to people a moment of lightness in a wild world.
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Yang isn't on the stage to take from some people and give to others.
|
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What advice might Ray Bradbury give to scientists engaged in research for Mars exploration?
|
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What recommendations might Elon Musk give to the leaders of the imaginary Venus civilization?
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It's about the authority we give to professionals or to people with educational qualifications.
|
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He talked about the vitality that places like Ghost Ship give to a community.
|
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Right, so what advice do you give to people who are worried about this?
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But until they are changed, how much unilateral advantage do we give to Republicans?
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The document also provided Rotterdam crew members a statement to give to family members.
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There were only so many facts you could give to prove black people's humanity.
|
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If they control fiscal levers, how much money should they give to the poor?
|
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And one sum of money to give to anyone or anything else you choose.
|
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The justices will consider how much weight to give to Mr. Trump's campaign statements.
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Because of that, I realize I don't have much advice to give to you.
|
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What advice would you give to the current whistleblower right now if you could?
|
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Ahead, discover 15 thoughtful gifts to give to your mom on this momentous occasion.
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"They allow individual family members to give to their pet organizations," Mr. Moody said.
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I can never diminish my carbon footprint enough, or give to the poor enough.
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B. What advice would you give to the activists who led the women's marches?
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There are different ways you can give to those in need while you shop.
|
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Considered in this light, the priority Americans give to the impeachment inquiry makes sense.
|
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What advice would you give to someone who wants to be in your job?
|
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So what do you give to someone who already has the classic styles covered?
|
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"I'll probably give to Bernie and Elizabeth to start out the primaries," he said.
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"Pretty much the same concessions they'd give to any other major shareholder," Cramer said.
|
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And then they give to those who have less than themselves, and they're grateful.
|
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At Hampshire, only 22 percent of alumni give to the college, college officials said.
|
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Maybe he should just give to people who are working to fix the problems.
|
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JB: What general advice do you give to women about their pubic hair removal?
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We make food we'd happily eat ourselves and would happily give to our kids.
|
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The best things our allies can do to support trans children and their parents are vote, give to trans candidates , give to legal organizations that support trans folks, and search crowdfunding sites to send money to a trans person that is in need.
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So what are some tips you'd give to women to kind of embrace that sexuality?
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What advice would you give to female writers of ethnic minorities early in their careers?
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As they watch, they can comment or buy gold bars to give to other users.
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Men were asked which of each pair they would prefer to give to their inamorata.
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Ellen DeGeneres knows exactly what advice she'd give to her younger self if she could.
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" He later elaborated during a Republican debate, "I was a businessman, I give to everybody.
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You'll receive two candies (instead of one) for every Pokémon you give to a professor.
|
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The 23 cents on the dollar, I give to municipal, federal and local government officials.
|
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What's the one piece of advice you'd give to a young promoter just starting out?
|
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"I think there is so much vulnerability that we give to you guys," Simpson said.
|
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But what about the donors who are hesitant to give to the DNC after 2020?
|
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You're a person with so much to give to the world regardless of your size.
|
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"Jessica's secret is kind of like my olive branch to give to people," Cole says.
|
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Even in death, the whale has a lot to give to its fellow sea creatures.
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We need to be sure that we give to our forces this space asset support.
|
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We get a couple copies of the best print-out to give to our parents.
|
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"This is the best wedding present I can give to my family and my fiancé."
|
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So we hope you print out these cute critters and give to family and friends.
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Sometimes even 11 years, depending on the amount of discounts we give to our customers.
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PayPal wants its users to give to charity, but it's allegedly messing up the details.
|
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"What I wouldn't give to go to America," he mused, gazing up at the sky.
|
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Do we have a moral duty to give to charity if that would save lives?
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How you can help: Give to those who are supporting chimpanzee populations around the world.
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One mom in New York City started an online, give-to-get kids' clothing swap.
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We want the same respect that they give to their neighborhoods given to Jackson neighborhoods.
|
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That experience, after all, is the best advertising these influencers can give to the schools.
|
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What lessons would you give to the tech industry having experienced this moment in reverse?
|
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Superman star explained that he cherishes the opportunity to give to his friends and family.
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Reuters reviewed the risk-assessment questionnaires health clinics give to parents in a dozen states.
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When something like this happens, what's the first psychological relief you can give to victims?
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There's the thesis, right, that maybe this is a chip that they give to Comcast.
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Their really is no set of advice that you can give to work for everyone.
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The advice I would give to people who've just been diagnosed with HIV is: breathe.
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What advice would you give to people exploring the dark web for the first time?
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The ability to access contraband, how much more power does that give to the inmates?
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To learn more about the fund or to give to the assistance program, visit here.
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Two days later, she came back with a handmade yarn taco to give to Vincent.
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What advice would you give to those who are frightened to come out at work?
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But what advice would you usually give to guys who've divorced their wives like this?
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But I'll give it everything I have to give to get to the medals positions.
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"I love Danny to death and he's an easy person to give to," McMillan said.
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That left Baker wondering whether the others would be willing to give to someone else.
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"The more scrap they give to us, the less they have to pay," he said.
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Americans trust that the money they give to candidates is going to be used responsibly.
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It's just the name we give to transactions happening within the wider realm of governance.
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What advice would you give to those who are struggling with their own body-image?
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Vindman said in the statement he plans to give to Congress, according to The Times.
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This is too many points to give to an offense with that kind of firepower.
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ZA: What advice would you give to women eager to instigate change in their life?
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What advice do you give to women who feel like they aren't receiving equal treatment?
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Many give to Democratic causes, many to Republican causes, and some refrain from politics altogether.
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I have come to learn that there is no "boilerplate advice" to give to patients.
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Now the question is how much weight FIFA's voters will give to the technical evaluations.
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This man is no Robin Hood stealing from drug dealers to give to the poor.
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It also listed materials prosecutors were required to give to defense lawyers by Oct. 1.
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Don't just modify your offering, think bigger about the information you can give to people.
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But don't forget -- any kindness you give to others is also a gift to yourself.
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However, Warren released a statement in late December urging supporters to give to her campaign.
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Congress needs to do its job, without taking from one veteran to give to another.
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" Later that year, the company allegedly promised to "no longer give to anti-gay organizations.
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"It's the cheapest thing you can give to an employee," said Zinser of Right Recruiting.
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Or always have a few bucks in your pocket to give to a homeless person?
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"I want to give to others what I feel that I never had," says Brunner.
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You have a server that they refused, the Democrats refused to give to the FBI.
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What advice would you give to other Airbnb hosts to try and mirror your success?
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She also told us to remember to give to those who have less than you.
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Or perhaps you're looking to give to a campaign on GoFundMe or other crowdfunding options.
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Go down the list and look at what they give to candidates to the Legislature.
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It's what people want to give to charity or have pledged to donate to organizations.
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"Collusion is a nasty word, but if every dollar you give to the state parties ends up going to the DNC, it just puts a lie to the idea that there's a $33,000 limit on what you can give to the DNC," Biersack said.
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And what advice would she give to young, African-American women who want to become actors?
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Which, uh, well, seems like a lot of power to give to any one person. 383.
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We decided to collect funds to give to the girls since they no longer have parents.
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Please give any time or money you can give to help take care of our pets.
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Canadian provinces have differences that might have affected how moved people were to give to Haiti.
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He's collected hundreds of pages of medical records related to his transition to give to recruiters.
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Can you be specific about what assurances you are willing to give to Kim Jong Un?
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I even make little containers of it and give to my brothers and sisters for Christmas.
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With such a busy work and travel schedule, exercise is the time I give to myself.
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What advice would you give to someone just starting a business in the African music industry?
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Craig spots her (he also spotted her stealing the harmonica from storage to give to Walter).
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But seriously, watch the highlights ... maybe Ice Cube should give TO a shot in the BIG3!!!
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She even tells Randall that she was saving her allowance to give to her mother's commissary.
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What I would give to take the grief glasses off of loved ones, coworkers, acquaintances, strangers.
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Ian Somerhalder has a lot of love to give to his wife and actress Nikki Reed.
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Steal from the men and give to the women; that's what Robin Hood would do, right?
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"That's a great test that I give to everyone and see how they cope," Geracimo says.
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TB: But you're talking about advice you give to your daughters, you're talking about the millennials.
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In deposition testimony, Mr. Cosby admits to obtaining quaaludes to give to young women for sex.
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It means you're being transparent about what and how much you're able to give to someone.
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So the couple purchased custom-made "It's a Match" matchbooks to give to guests in Cancun.
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"That is the good message that we can give to relatives of such patients," he says.
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That's the max amount an individual can legally give to a campaign in one election cycle.
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What advice would you give to anyone who wants to get into the store-Santa game?
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Following your passion is the greatest gift you could give to the world — and to yourself.
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If you have spare time, how much of it would you like to give to others?
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Maybe the next ring that I touch is the one that I give to you, Rachel.
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It isn't the case that everything we "give" to North Korea is a loss for us.
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Researchers are also studying the possibly-false perception of liquidity that ETFs give to their investors.
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Motivation is not a thing we give to people — motivation is a thing people already have.
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SORKIN: HOW MUCH CREDIT, THOUGH, DO YOU GIVE TO THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FOR THE ECONOMY TODAY?
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And of course, "you can always give to charities without getting the tax break," O'Loughlin added.
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"I've got to give to them, because when I want something, I get it," he said.
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Q. What advice would you give to Chinese parents who want to send their children abroad?
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What advice would you give to someone who's about to smoke Salvia for the first time?
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I think they should be able to give to a campaign and expose it and everything.
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You then can use the fund's assets to give to charities of your choice over time.
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"Now think of all that aid that we give to some of these countries," he said.
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The best advice Trevino can give to aspiring women looking to launch a technology start-up?
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"I don't usually give to individuals, but I was so moved by her story," he said.
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It's time to end the extreme special treatment that colleges give to so many of them.
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The giant payouts that they give to people to go work in government are just stunning.
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I didn't give to the project — but the peculiar wording of the pitch didn't dissuade everyone.
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What kind of notes did you give to get the Elton-Bernie relationship right on screen?
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What advice would you give to your future self for the next time you face rejection?
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If not, then what are the reasons these people give to mess with the current scenario?
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Trump portrayed himself as a businessman who would give to anybody to help his bottom line.
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You're not expected to give to everyone who asks, or even to everyone who has needs.
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They were given four dimes that they could either keep or give to the other player.
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Give to charity Donate money to a charity or organization that helps healthcare workers and hospitals.
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The "precision" side has a bit more give to it that allows for increased mouse control.
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If we give to the government, the logic goes, it's just going to steal some more.
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What advice would you give to parents concerned about the online messaging their children are seeing?
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But we don't need more do-gooder billionaires that give to charity — we need fewer billionaires.
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So, every business has to give to the office in order to get $300 billion done.
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But instead of going there, he handed a waiter a note to give to Ms. Figueroa.
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But," she added, "they were awful and narcissistic, with very little to give to their children.
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"He did not feel the pressure that grown-ups unfortunately give to the kids," Tschabuschnig said.
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William was also given a hand-knitted Clanger to give to 4-year-old Princess Charlotte.
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So far I just give to causes I care about - gun control issues, helping immigrant families.
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For me this raises the question: Is giving about more than the charity you give to?
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She proposed giving $200 to every American to then give to whatever presidential candidate they choose.
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"What they gave us, a brother wouldn't even give to his own brother," Mr. Mohammad said.
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LVMH is ordering 40 million health masks from China to give to the French health service.
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What are two of those misconceptions and what evidence does Dr. Vaught give to disprove them?
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"Now whether we give to the government, that depends on what happens in Zimbabwe," Yamamoto said.
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Do you have a pearl of wisdom that you could give to the pups reading this?
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Can you be specific of the assurances you are willing to give to Kim Jong Un?
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"As a result, it's harder to find people willing to give to single women," he says.
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These groups are fundamentally reallocating their funds, increasing the share of money they give to Republicans.
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This sounds like exactly the same advice you give to someone who's going into writing. Yeah.
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On that note, I want to ask: What advice would you give to your younger self and also what kind of advice would you give to my younger self—even though I know you already gave me a lot of advice, but knowing now what you now.
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There are now strict limits on how much money lobbyists and those with business with the city can give to candidates directly, but those same people can raise unlimited sums from others that they can package together and give to candidates in a process known as bundling.
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But perhaps the most significant thing we can do is also the most personal: Treat every place as if it were a small town, and give everyone the privacy that you would give to your neighbor — and that you would want your neighbor to give to you.
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Some big donors had been motivated to give to the party by its dogged pursuit of Brexit.
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What advice would you give to women who are considering joining those companies to change from within?
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Whatever the first name you give to your child, he or she will end up wearing it.
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"I felt really happy that we had this on hand to give to our readers," she says.
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Further, these videos also give viewers the impression that orgasms are something that men "give" to women.
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What advice would you give to other fuck buddies looking to be as successful as you two?
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"We saw the strength and courage that these siblings give to one another," Burrell wrote on Facebook.
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You get it when you give to the machine and then the machine starts to have output.
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It's shocking how little concern the kids give to the fact that all other residents are missing.
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"The name we can properly give to education without prerequisites, perplexity, and exposition is entertainment," Postman wrote.
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What advice would you give to young women who are starting out in the music industry today?
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Underhill is aware that some prisoners regurgitate their own methadone to sell, trade, or give to others.
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If you're my woman, you're somebody I give emotions to that I don't give to nobody else.
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Those chosen by the foundation, receive grants to give to an animal welfare organization of their choice.
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Mr. Parker was one of several donors in recent months to give to the Hillary Victory Fund.
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You could probably ask him for anything in the world right now, and he'd give to you.
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I think it's an absolute gift to give to your baby and will make them happier overall.
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Those chosen by the foundation receive grants to give to an animal welfare organization of their choice.
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That inherent desire to give to his family, hopefully it spreads to the audience watching the show.
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And, that's the No. 1 piece of advice he would give to an ambitious young person today.
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She wants to give to charity – probably a music charity, she told PEOPLE after her emotional victory.
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He also provided staff with the acceptable answers to give to customers when they offer their condolences.
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When you want to buy marijuana, you simply provide a numerical code to give to the cashier.
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"We have become a country that cuts from the poorest to give to the richest," Chambers said.
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We may never know: We hear the advice football players give to press secretaries is top secret.
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You don't even need to like sports to appreciate just how much athletes give to this world.
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I even bought maple syrup to give to people to convince them I'd really been to Canada.
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Those are the subsidies they have to give to low-income people, but weren't funded by Congress.
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What advice would you give to a young trans kid looking to break into the photography world?
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What advice would you give to an LGBT person who is looking to get involved in politics?
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The question now is what McConnell will give to various sides in his trek to 50 votes.
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FAULKNER: A breaking news with that letter that you&aposre going to give to the FBI director.
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I feel like it's a keepsake — something that I'll have forever and I'll give to my daughter.
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You know, I think probably the best example, there are folks who give to ProPublica, for example.
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Additionally, the report noted a "lack of transparency" around the donors who give to the advocacy groups.
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The key thing for managers is to know how much latitude you can give to your teams.
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There is no limit on what a candidate can give to his or her own election campaign.
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That means they give to candidates who are capturing national headlines or running in their own district.
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"It's hard to think of what other kind of retraining you give to coal miners," he said.
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That means it helps big companies manage the health insurance benefits that they give to their workers.
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You're trying to create impact and give to people and get returns that are quantifiable, I guess?
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If you could talk to the younger Zendaya, what kind of advice would you give to her?
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"I would do away with these incentives that we give to the wind industry," he recently argued.
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The latter contained damaging admissions that he acquired drugs to give to women he sought for sex.
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People did not give to the A.C.L.U. for us to put that money into a bank account.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I am looking for a book I can give to my father.
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What advice would I give to a half-Asian boy entering the same world that I did?
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They can give to a family member if they're suffering, or to a stranger, like I did.
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In interviews, we asked: what advice do you give to young advisers, especially ones who are struggling?
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In the end, it's as good as the time and attention you're willing to give to it.
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Mr. Lagerfeld designed and edited the book in 2018 to give to his friends as Christmas presents.
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Furthermore, it's hard to give to disaster relief in a useful way that actually makes things better.
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Then, once both sides have rested, the court will determine the instructions they give to a jury.
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"It's leftover cuts that they give to poor people or not as privileged people," Mr. Sim said.
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If he could turn back time, that's the advice he'd give to his 35-year-old self.
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A custodian made a clay heart with Snorri's paw prints on it to give to his owners.
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The financial advisor was asked what advice he would give to a client worried about market valuations.
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That's one bit of advice she would give to young people just getting started in their careers.
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What advice would you give to an emerging designer starting an accessories brand in this uncertain climate?
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Vox has covered some of the most effective ways to give to charity to help people there.
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While corporations cannot give directly to candidates during presidential campaigns, they can give to the inaugural committee.
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Apple (AAPL) apologized for letting contractors listen to commands that users give to its voice assistant Siri.
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What advice would you give to someone from a similar background that wants to get into tech?
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Sports fans are also more inclined to give to causes linked with their favorite players or teams.
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I have a rule— I never give to beggars in the street who hold their hands out.
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He thought about the most vile, hate-filled response he could give to impress a Klan member.
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Still, business titans tend to give to several parties to hedge their bets, politicians and executives say.
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A few days later, he asked for her number to, he said, give to a modeling agency.
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Like Maryland, Virginia has a program that makes it easy for state employees to give to charities.
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One day, you decide you want more sandwiches to give to poor people who don't have sandwiches.
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The advice I give to intelligence people in the book is serve the president, make him successful.
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What do you think the one piece of advice older people would give to their younger selves?
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That might not sound like a huge difference, but the effect is as large as the leniency officers of all races give to white as opposed to African-American drivers, and about two-thirds the size of the leniency officers give to white as opposed to Hispanic drivers.
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The benefits that the Chinese government give to Foxconn (and in turn, Apple), go way beyond tax breaks.
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It's a tradition I want to give to my children so they can also wear it with pride.
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I want to encourage people to give to institutions like CHLA, or any Children's Hospital in your area.
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This is an award we give to only the best products we've tested, the stuff we really love.
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There's so many of us — there will be playdates and more parenting advice to give to each other.
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To help the official charity of America's national parks, you can give to the National Park Foundation here.
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What advice would you give to someone who wants to set up something like Lord of the Mics?
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The most special thing about the foundation is the love and care that we give to the children.
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The best advice that I give to up-and-coming photographers is: latch onto one band you love.
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Malbin noted that "at least some" of the traditional Republican donors may be reluctant to give to Trump.
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There could not be a more important time for The Hate U Give to come into our lives.
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Unfortunately, the company only produced enough cookies to give to select fans who actually participated in the challenge.
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Don't drop your trousers at every opportunity, but that's the advice you should give to every man, really.
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But, if that was the case, they'd give to each party evenly and Silicon Valley is conspicuously Democratic.
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Of those 70,000, only six were both active against the parasites and potentially safe to give to humans.
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I feel good that I'm now able to give to them the way that they gave to me.
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To donate to the Hand in Hand Fund, call 1-800-258-6000 or text GIVE to 80777.
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That is in excess of the $150 people are allowed to give to candidates they cannot vote for.
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Clinton ordered an aide: "Give to EAP rep," referring the problem to the agency's top east Asia expert.
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Donors often give to both sides of the aisle, even in the Democratic-leaning world of Silicon Valley.
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Through his art, he fashions a collected image of the things we give to one another every day.
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The most common matching contribution employers give to a retirement plan is 21 percent of an employee's salary.
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Outside advocacy groups regularly prepare voter guides to give to voters to specify which candidates back their causes.
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If you could go back in time, what advice would you give to a younger version of yourself?
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Ahead, we have 10 must-have sexy gifts for couples to give to each other this holiday season.
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My go-to is carne asada fries (with meat on the side, which I give to my boyfriend).
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Or you could find and give to an organization that serves people older or younger than you are.
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"We don't go out as much or give to charities," he says of himself and his former colleagues.
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" She added: "She had a lot to give to her family, to her community and to the world.
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Thus diminishing any boon that a weak currency would give to export-focused companies for these two regions.
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Robbing the poor to give to the rich is no way to create enthusiasm for increased fuel taxes.
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It's a great charity, and I still donate to it — more than I give to GiveDirectly, in fact.
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The biggest unknown is the marketing support that Apple and the banks will give to make this work.
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And her address highlighted the potent weight European regulators give to privacy concerns when it comes to tech.
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And what better secret signal for Gene Simmons to give to his followers than the devil horns gesture?
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He bemoans what he calls the "reflexive deference" the lower courts give to broad categories of agency actions.
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In eighth grade he started producing hip-hop beats, which he'd give to rapper friends or sell online.
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If the children don't want to give to the same organizations as their parents, is that all right?
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In it, Cosby admitted to obtaining prescription Quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with.
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The actions of an organization's leaders speak louder than the lip-service they give to its ethics standards.
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Impressing upon the next generation that it is good to give to organizations that are purposeful is important.
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In recent years, advocacy groups have focused attention on the favors state governments give to select corporate interests.
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Anthony Lake, UNICEF's head, said the show of charity could inspire others to give to the immunization effort.
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Rory Dobner Monogram Mug, $12.95Monogrammed mugs are easy and affordable gifts to give to anyone in your life.
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Sydney: I think this is the perfect thing to give to somebody that says they don't like seafood.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Char-- Charlie has given me the ultimate gift that a person could give to somebody else.
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"If you give to charity already, give the same amount a better way and you'll pay less tax."
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We have irradiated meat and toxic cows that we're using to the -- give to the kids for lunch.
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It's also a sign of how little credence you should give to Trump's complaints of Democratic Party obstruction.
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Once live, fans can click a Donate button to give to the nonprofit the creator wants to support.
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"We really believed that the experience that we give to patients today could be dramatically improved," Ebersman said.
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But the company says that in some cases, users asked for footage to give to police or lawyers.
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This includes the aid we give to Africa to help countries there get out of the poverty trap.
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I do not give to the viewer the explanation so that he can remain free in his interpretation.
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"How frequently are new automated systems left out of the training manuals that you give to pilots," Sen.
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Of course, many advisers will say that tax incentives are not the only reason people give to charity.
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The box typically lists a publisher's privacy policy and lets consumers choose what data they give to publishers.
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What advice would you give to a pair of twins who want to get started in Hollywood today?
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What Advice Would You Give to Your Mom, Dad or Guardian on How to Be a Better Parent?
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A primary aim of the study was to gain insight that they could give to health care professionals.
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The Vietnamese government even contacted him about commissioning a painting to give to President Trump, according to McNaughton.
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I'd rather give something to someone running a street hustle than not give to someone who needs it.
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We often give to people in our network, and to people that we know and look like us.
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The watch I wore in the war and still wear now I plan to give to my son.
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But it's something I will give to my students as they consider entering this honorable, yet beleaguered, profession.
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I am trying to apply most of the recommendations on social distancing that you give to protect myself.
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We also keep a bag in the car to give to any people we see who need help.
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It is testing Silicon Valley's willingness to give to charities that help the people actually of Silicon Valley.
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Properly maintained, a Lodge cast iron skillet is the gift grads will give to their own grads someday.
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State and defense attorneys asked prospective jurors about the weight they would give to testimony from expert witnesses.
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Feel empowered to give to your favorite organizations, funding work that makes a positive difference in the world.
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What advice would you give to others who struggle to make close friendships, based on your own experiences?
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"The type of big donors that might give to Joe Biden only invest in sure things," he said.
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But I kept doing it because I had so much love to give to these children in need.
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I have nothing to give to anyone, because my past is erased and I'm now in this class.
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So let's pillage the blue to give to the red,'" Cuomo told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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Many Americans give to faith-based organizations like World Vision, Catholic Relief Services or American Jewish World Service.
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The plan maintains deductions that encourage Americans to pursue higher education, buy a home, and give to charity.
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It's supposed to be an exchange, but T doesn't bring anything for James to give to his cousins.
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Grace is what we give to one another; love is how we make the world bearable for living.
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Donors continue to give to political candidates and committees, and those entities provide valuable services to the candidates.
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Today in "Weird Stuff to Give to a 15-year-old Girl," Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita.
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I usually pick out a few from the Cyber Week sale to give to my much younger cousins.
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The real victims are the donors who think they're helping local pet shelters when they give to HSUS.
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I need my students to treat me with the same amount of attention they give to their apps.
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BI: What advice would you give to someone from a similar background that wants to get into tech?
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Warren released a statement in late December in an effort to urge supporters to give to her campaign.
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What advice would you give to aspiring writers who are trying to get exposure for their work online?
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But now the fake event has a real website — raising real money to give to a real organization.
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We're going to give you some advice that we've been dying to give to the Bronx Museum, Cancer.
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By most indications, people care an awful lot about whether the charities they give to do any good.
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There's so much more experience and so much more to share; it's another thing to give to the people.
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She says she'll give to friends and family, and set money aside for her grandchildren to go to college.
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The iPhone is the smartphone you give to your grandparents or children, because yes, it is easy to use.
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Sanders was asked if Putin had a message from Kim to give to Trump, but she did not answer.
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He tells me he always flies with a couple of balloons for that reason, to give to screaming kids.
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"That woman had milk to give to her child; we have enough food in the world to feed everyone."
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" What we'd all give to be as pure and cute as this little girl meeting her very first "robot.
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But the IMF's calculation is intended to help us grapple with other, hidden advantages we give to fossil fuels.
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I am so proud to be a part of a community with so much to give to the world.
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"Be professional, arrive on time, and never complain," she shared of the advice she would give to young models.
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As for Elliott's pledge to give to the organization -- Busroe says, "We're very thankful that he's going to donate."
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Some of us ask how much of our wealth we rich people ought to give to these poorest people.
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It is a perpetual test in how much you can give to others without losing yourself in the process.
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Give to us all, O Lord, in this time, common purpose and an uncommon commitment to this great country.
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Boeing has already taken a $5 billion charge related to compensation it expects to give to its airline customers.
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Is that also true of the donations that wealthy Republicans give to Republican candidates, contributors including the Koch Brothers?
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Under current law, the most an individual donor can give to a presidential campaign committee is $2,700 per election.
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Sgt. Steven Garcia was fighting for custody of a baby boy his wife attempted to give to her friends.
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Think of the personalities we give to stuffed animals or the phenomenon a couple of decades ago with Furbys.
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On social media, male volunteers were photographed preparing bread, soup, stews, and even homemade sandwiches to give to protesters.
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In the deposition, Mr. Cosby acknowledged securing quaaludes to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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His doctoral thesis studied the reasons firms give to charity; his paper on this remains his most cited work.
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Suh answered who was impactful on him as a rookie and what advice he would give to incoming rookies.
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"We were actually talking about how much of this contract he was going to give to me," Favre joked.
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" He had had a vision, in other words, and heard Jesus whisper, "Give to everyone who asks of you.
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CRANE: What advice would you give to young girls out there who hope to go to space one day?
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But the visibility and accessibility big tech companies give to smaller businesses around the world come at a price.
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Who knows what kinds of gifts these two will give to mark more than two decades of nuptial bliss.
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What advice would you give to other young entrepreneurs who perhaps wanted to grow and expand in this space?
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"Do you try to give to them based on need, merit or keeping things equal and balanced?" she asks.
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Now, you're allowed to give to charity 2173% cash, 24% appreciated stocks and have it deductible from your income.
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There's a reprint button the side of the camera for instantly printing a duplicate to give to a friend.
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So the prosecutor would say that a pardon is inherently bilateral -- something you can only give to someone else.
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For instance, the oldest version of the Oath says, 'I will not give to a woman an abortive remedy.
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The oldest are some of my childhood clothes that my mother kept for me to give to my kids.
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What advice would you give to today's labor activists and organizers, based off of your knowledge of the past?
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What advice would you give to others, especially teens like yourself, about getting involved in these kinds of issues?
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Another is about convincing a woman to let you take topless pics of her to give to your friend.
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States could also make eligibility requirements more strict, or decrease the amount of money they give to individual families.
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Clinton's West Coast supporters, should he decide to give to the Clinton campaign or "super PAC" supporting such efforts.
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Since the allegations surfaced, multiple Democratic politicians have also vowed to give to charity donations they received from Weinstein.
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That first warm morning urine is what we give to children whose swollen bellies indicate that they're harboring worms.
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It informs how I smile at strangers, give to charity and try to be patient with dentists and landlords.
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Under her plan, every voter would receive up to $600 worth of vouchers to give to eligible federal candidates.
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I still have it in a box in my garage, to give to my son when he's old enough.
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This will allow K Street to give to a joint fundraising committee between the Clinton campaign and the DNC.
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In contrast, the maximum any individual could give to O'Rourke 's primary and general election campaigns combined was $21625,2900.
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I have a methodology that I'll give to you and I think it helps us get around this problem.
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Each customer then gets a card which they can give to someone else as a token of their choice.
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Young Saudis recognize that; the Washington Post recently noted the "strong support" they give to MBS and his reforms.
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One thing is that you make music and you feel that you have something to give to the music.
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On a recent day the group collected 10 boxes full of supplies they planned to give to local hospitals.
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Here's the advice I'd give to Latinx professionals and others starting out in their careers:Be proud of your differences.
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"I wanted 'The Hate U Give' to be almost a girl version of 'Boyz N the Hood,'" she remembered.
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What's some advice you would give to someone who has a pet with a following and wants to monetize?
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"The rich do not give to the poor, but public services give something back to them," Mr. Boumard said.
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Nonetheless, the drug is considered safe enough to give to almost everyone except the youngest infants and pregnant women.
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We're simply not evolved to give concentration the same priority that we might give to evading a charging lion.
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As he left the courthouse, Mr. Howe was asked if he had any message to give to Mr. Cuomo.
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What advice would you give to shoppers this year to avoid the mayhem that often comes with Black Friday?
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Changing your personal Meeting ID may be helpful as it's what you give to participants when you start meetings.
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It shows how many variables there are, when considering when, how much, and which drug to give to patients.
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Donors can give to a campaign or directly to GoFundMe, which will then distribute the money to the campaigns.
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What advice would you give to someone who has a billion dollar idea and doesn't know where to start?
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They are building toward a fuller report they expect to give to the UN in June, the person said.
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The E-Trade data shows a significant decline in the overall grade many millionaires give to the U.S. economy.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado launched ads on Facebook urging donors to give to him to protect the Republican majority.
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Those accounts contain funds that customers give to their mortgage servicer to cover property tax and home insurance bills.
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Is there anything, like jewelry or dishes, with sentimental value that we want to give to a specific person?
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As these two extremes show, the more cases emerge, the less attention medical officials can give to each one.
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And in August, Apple apologized for letting contractors listen to commands that users give to its voice assistant Siri.
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Solina Jean-Louis: What advice would you give to young feminists in the United States and around the world?
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In that experiment, they gave study participants $10 and asked how much they wanted to give to another player.
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His willingness to try to take away from people who had more and give to those who had less.
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Destruction of democratic norms aside, however, think about the tilt this de facto bribery will give to U.S. policy.
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And once your shopping is done, don't forget to give to someone in need (here's a guide to that).
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Yeah, and I mean my husband and I give to an array of causes, it's not just Cash International.
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What's the most practical advice you give to people who ask you how to improve their own sleeping habits?
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What advice would you give to another couple that is very much in love but has different sexual tastes?
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We can not give one another forever, because neither of us has forever to give to ourselves or anyone else.
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Some counties in these six states already had digital databases to give to Measures for Justice, but the majority didn't.
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Therefore, if I am in a position to give to anyone with less means than myself, the door is open.
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What advice would you give to an aspiring actress who doesn't believe she has the resources to actualize her dream?
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Under the current law, the most an individual donor can give to a presidential campaign committee is $210,2000 per election.
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With China, charges have mostly been against government hackers accused of stealing American trade secrets to give to Chinese businesses.
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"May we give to each other and to the world what we would like to see more of," she added.
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We dread to think what our tabloids would give to see an English footballer caught with that big a stash.
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"There are questions about which charity to give to avoid anyone being seen as too political," the employee told Vox.
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She and the other organizers had several conversations about how much speaking time to give to the modified gravity researchers.
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Officer Moreno carries care packages with these little treats to give to children involved in difficult abuse or trauma cases.
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For Latvia's Rimsevics, the package may be the last dose the ECB can give to heal the euro zone economy.
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What crucial advantage would Trump give to Russia in return for keeping the video in a basement under the Kremlin?
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Number of the day $2,500 The amount per month Switzerland may give to every adult citizen, if voters OK it.
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Boeing (BA) has already taken a $5 billion charge related to compensation it expects to give to its airline customers.
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Prosecutors accused Cash of pre-signing prescriptions for his staff to give to patients he would not meet or examine.
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She has yet to give to any 2020 candidate as of this September, new federal disclosures released last week show.
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This time, I thought we should make cookie jars that we can give to friends and family for Christmas presents.
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That was the worst question to give to a contestant and #MissHawaii handled that professionally and the best way possible.
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In June, Kim and Kourtney each brought home a female pup from the same litter to give to their daughters.
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THE BIGGEST ADVICE, THOUGH, I COULD GIVE TO DONALD TRUMP IS PRESIDENTS HAVE LIMITED POWER, AS PRESIDENT OBAMA FOUND OUT.
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"It's Christmas and those of us who can should give to help those with less than we have," says Milner.
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Some other givers have indicated they though they would not back Trump, they would give to support anti-Clinton spending.
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I also get a daisy plant and peppermint tea to give to my mother-in-law for her birthday ($83).
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Those conversations have been amazing they have been all constructive in trying to sure what we give to the consumer.
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Regional manufacturing surveys can be volatile, so it's unclear how much weight the Fed will give to the recent rebound.
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And sometimes, it takes loneliness, depression and anxiety – LIFE – before you know what you have to give to the world!
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"Many of the Democrats give to multiple candidates based on personal relationships," one of the leaders of the event said.
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But if you're just a youngster who doesn't know anything yourself, what advise can you possibly give to an adult?
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"A tip I give to clients is to walk around and notice people who you have envy for," she says.
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"My first business was selling painted pencils to boys to give to girls when I was 6," he told PEOPLE.
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"The most special thing about the foundation is the love and care that we give to the children," Aristizábal said.
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What advice would you give to someone who is struggling with being open about their sexuality and true to themselves?
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Here are the best "whatever you celebrate" gifts to give to the clumsy wine drinker in your life this season.
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What advice would you give to others who would like to laser-cut the likeness of an actor into food?
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She said she has attended events at Mar-a-Lago and elsewhere to be social and to give to charity.
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Oh, what we would give to see each member of the British royal family create their own personal Instagram accounts.
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Asked recently what advice he would give to kids looking to follow in his footsteps, Rodriguez tweeted: "Never give up".
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Just as food retailers give to food banks, drug companies give funds to charities to help patients afford needed treatments.
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I did want to show people my personality because I think I have a lot to give to the world.
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What advice do you give to Muslims to safeguard them against the possibility of divorcing during a fit of anger?
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The back panel features great ventilation and the shoulder straps have extra give to them thanks to integrated elastic bands.
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We had a difficult time finding a same sex wedding set to give to my niece for her 8th birthday.
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Indeed, I spoke to you very openly expressing my fundamental objection to the character you wished to give to it. . . .
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Proposition 2 would create "democracy dollars," $25 vouchers that eligible residents could give to local candidates to fund their campaigns.
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Those who give to an eligible organization may take advantage of a 50 percent credit against their state tax liability.
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But, if you give to campaigns, both district-level and presidential, that advertise digitally, it is an entirely different story.
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We asked several entrepreneurs and CEOs what money advice they wish they could give to their 20-year-old selves.
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The terms underscore the power consumers routinely give to Amazon and other big technology companies when using their free services.
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The answers the girls give to this broad question are largely simple and universal — like camping or dancing or family.
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I know I cannot rationalize why we are paying so much for the drugs to therefore give to our members.
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But is that also true of the donations that wealthy Republicans give to Republican candidates, contributors including the Koch brothers?
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Then the pair split the driver's payment, which is boosted by the large bonuses Uber and Didi give to drivers.
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Worst case I'd just have the hotel ship me the second one to return or give to a family member.
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What kind of advice would you give to young punks and metalheads who are interested in learning more about politics?
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For consumers ... our business is not retail at all, and so I have no advice to give to retail investors.
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What if I forget which are the cannabis gummies and which are the ones I can give to my kids?
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The guards are there, and he's on hand to take whatever message you want to give to me in writing.
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Some of them were planning to give to groups that advocate for women who are the victims of domestic violence.
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"This recording is banal, I say the same thing in all the interviews I give to journalists," he told GloboNews.
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So along the lines of the original question, what advice would you give to foreign fighters first coming to Thailand?
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg released the testimony he plans to give to the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Wednesday.
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He felt compelled to give, to be involved and to lead — and that brings me to the worst of times.
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That was a huge factor last time because Trump completely defied all those orders that we usually give to candidates.
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Interestingly, this is the same advice contemporary psychologists tend to give to all parents, not just the parents of prodigies.
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The estate tax, however, creates a strong incentive for the wealthy to give to charity rather than pay the tax.
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See if your favorite book of the year made the cut — and find something to give to your favorite reader.
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"You can't control the world around you but you can control the love you give to your animals," she said.
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Earlier this week, a speech that Javid planned to give to outline his economic program was canceled at short notice.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, he had raised at least $13,000, which he said he planned to give to Mr. Dufresne.
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The bonobos were free to bring gifts to the window to give to each other — or to ignore their neighbor.
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Many trade associations even now give to members of both parties in Congress and steer clear of supporting presidential candidates.
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We've picked out the no-fuss gifts that are perfect to give to a new-ish S.O. on V-Day.
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We asked veterans of political debates for the advice they would give to each of the Democratic hopefuls onstage Tuesday.
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What's one piece of advice you'd give to anyone who's in a situation where someone has just lost a limb?
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Mr. Comey said Ms. Abedin forwarded the messages for Mr. Weiner to print for her to give to Mrs. Clinton.
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Plenty of well-informed people give to the causes that move them most and do not want help finding others.
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Though employees at tech companies largely give to Democratic candidates, some in tech's elite are more attracted to Republican campaigns.
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That would parallel the kinds of benefits that we give to the rich because society thinks they create the jobs.
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Donors giving via the website can mark their donation for a specific local brigade, or give to the RFS generally.
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You can also give to these verified GoFundMe accounts set up for Port Macquarie Koala Hospital and Currumbin Wildlife Hospital.
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If an individual donor wanted to give the maximum to each candidate, they could only give to 28503 total candidates.
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The email from Hillary's campaign told supporters exactly what they had to give to pass the threshold and go public.
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As a matter of arithmetic, expropriating the rich to give to the poor does not uplift the poor very much.
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The estate tax creates a strong incentive for the super-wealthy to give to charity rather than pay the tax.
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Acknowledging the good things in your life is one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself this year.
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So, when given the option, lots of donors will choose to give to the president rather than to downballot races.
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The character of Robin Hood, who steals from the rich to give to the poor, remains timeless after five remakes.
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And the one thing that the government can give to someone like this is a break on their eventual sentence.
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Diana always believed that young people had so much to give to the on world and they're proving that right.
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The question is how much latitude investors will give to a man who fancies himself the next Warren E. Buffett.
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"The overall win-to-nomination ratio is telling me that they are not willing to give to Netflix," Csathy said.
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"Everything I have, in terms of recordings, I will give to Oleg — and only to Oleg," Vashukevich told VICE News.
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If its label says "made in a dedicated allergen-free facility," it should be safe to give to my son.
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Often, Ms. Saujani said, women tell her that they bought her book, "Brave, Not Perfect," to give to their daughters.
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What advice would you give to someone who's interested in doing that, but doesn't know how to take the leap?
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Slaughter was accused of collecting money to give to Loyd, a former boyfriend, while police were searching for him, authorities said.
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Democrats are preparing a counteroffer to give to Trump that would "meet or exceed" $5.7 billion in spending on border security.
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The sliders and hinge feel cheaper too, with the hinge having a little "give" to it (as illustrated to the left).
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For him, it's simple: "I'm growing my hair to give to Gabby — I just want to make her happy," he says.
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We prefer to give to a smaller gallery than one of the nationals where half of it will never be shown.
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As for advice he'd now give to his 17-year-old self, he says it's simply, "Shut up and sit down!"
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Samsung just loves to outspend its rivals with money they give to marketing agencies — money that isn't invested in internal capabilities.
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"We want to make sure that if you give to the Salvation Army, you're not labeled bigoted or discriminatory," Krause said.
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He gave them to my mom and dad to give to me, and I probably read them all within an hour.
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"Everything we give to the public is a research compound that's explicitly labeled 'not for human consumption,'" he told BuzzFeed News.
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"It was impossible for me to give the kind of care that I wanted to give to my students," he said.
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The app has stronger safety features with options like a start code to give to the driver before the journey begins.
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Imagine what a boost that would give to families – especially the 1.4 million families headed by Black women living in poverty.
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The MIT and ESA teams will need to figure out how much weight to give to each of these satellite characteristics.
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But each of the positions has a little give to it that can cause the screen to wobble when moved around.
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But I think that 'Back To You' is more of my special project that I wanted to give to Season 2.
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By doing so, you will see how giving doesn't just affect the people you give to, but the giver, as well.
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"[O blood types] can give to anyone, but can only receive from O," Kyle, who is O positive, said on Today.
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That's the advice we'd probably give to these fishermen after they were nearly knocked over by a mad as hell marlin.
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That said, we can't think of a reason not to donate blood, give to charities, and help your neighbors more often.
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If life is meaningless, if nothing has a purpose, then all we have is what we can give to each other.
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If you pick up a ping-pong ball, it symbolizes a plate of food that you can give to another player.
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Based on total giving amounts, Clinton's statement that more students and teachers give to her than people in finance is FALSE.
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There's a kind of brotherhood of undemocratic leaders, and you can see it in the flattery they give to each other.
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A newsletter that had been distributed presents strict guidelines on beard length, and it also urges Muslims to give to charities.
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A corporation could also give to the University of Northern Iowa Foundation, on whose board Mr. Grassley sat as a trustee.
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Kevin Love seizing Steph Curry on the line, the one great defensive play he had to give to this cold world?
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Excited to meet this little girl soon and to see you shower her with the same love you give to me!
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Nanfu, as Wang explains in her voiceover, means "man-pillar"; a name her parents had expected to give to a son.
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Then you were stuck with whatever blurry photos you got back and pasted them into a book to give to someone.
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So it is not about how far you go, but what you give to the world while you're on the way.
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We know that we have the money to invest for retirement, put our kids through college and give to worthy causes.
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This is surprising for two reasons — first, it's some of the first attention we've seen Nintendo give to VR at all.
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The priority people give to domestic violence is new, Ms Lagos believes (although the question has not been directly posed before).
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A donor advised fund is a relatively simple, flexible and tax-efficient way to grow your investments and give to charity.
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People who buy a "Friends"-themed beverage at the coffee shop will get a free one to give to a friend!
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"The secret sauce in this industry, make no mistake about it, is the app you give to the driver," he said.
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Then there is what you can prudently afford to give to people where there are going to be large incentive effects.
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"It's like a special flower that they give to the second generation, the third generation, the fourth, the fifth," Zhong says.
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Bring luck and joy into your home with this humorous wine holder, or give to a friend as a housewarming gift.
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Companies that donate to the conventions often give to both the Republicans and Democrats to keep from being seen as biased.
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"The follow up question was this: What advice would you give to firm 'X' to make their recruiting process more effective?"
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"I've started a sketchbook that I give to artists and ask them to do their version of Bizarro Superman," he said.
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Today, we still give to our church, but we also put aside money to help as much as we can directly.
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Yes. The legendary actor wrote a letter for students to give to their principals, asking to excuse them for the walkout.
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There is nothing in this world that I wouldn't give to change that moment—there is nothing that I can do.
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So what would you give to take just a glance inside the technical, spiritual, and psychological NBA genius that is Pop?
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A speech you give to yourself before skydiving or the jitters you get before asking someone to a Sadie Hawkins dance.
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Each person also gets a philanthropy score on a scale of one to five, measuring how much they give to charity.
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The more information you can give to employees the more responsibly they will respond when the case numbers begin to climb.
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"I play light comedy with the same intensity I'd give to Lady Macbeth," she told The New York Times in 1979.
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The Robin Hood Foundation has been gathering hedge fund managers to give to various charities since it was started in 1988.
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We are weak and fallible, and we might feel like we only have so much kindness to give to each other.
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I can't tell you how many dinner parties I missed, how many theater tickets I had to give to somebody else.
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"We want to make sure that we're creating a diverse set of candidates to give to our hiring managers," Kascsak said.
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It also makes taxable the value of the tuition and other benefits universities give to their graduate teaching and research assistants.
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Give to charities that support people affected by the coronavirus It's a good time for giving in general, if you're able.
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"He said Sessions was good for our company and we needed to give to him," a former employee told the Herald.
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Each team also selected a charity, and the winning team was awarded $350,21 to give to a charity of its choice.
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A value I give to my clients is the amount of things I've screwed up myself, or have seen screwed up.
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Eye dilation is a trip, and those ugly sunglasses they give to you afterwards are always too big and never fashionable.
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What he would give to run through Cincinnati, the team that inflicted season-ending injuries on him the last two years.
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Install cameras in your apartment to capture evidence that you can give to the police should the super accost you again.
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Then he had an idea for a website that makes it easier to find and give to small-time political campaigns.
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He said he ordered a large delivery of bottled water to give to residents who have remained in the chilly building.
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"No matter what you give to the Democrats, in the end, they will NEVER be satisfied," the president wrote on Twitter.
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EpiPen prescriptions typically spike in August, when parents buy multiple packs to give to their kids' teachers, nurses and sports teams.
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I'd much rather give money to build a new Boys & Girls Club than to give to the [Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee].
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To help you avoid the same pitfalls, the Best Money Experts shared the best advice they'd give to their younger selves.
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Leaked excerpts of a speech she will give to the American Constitution Society show that Warren will also target the GOP.
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How much credit should historians give to Deng for the economic transformation that took place in China starting in the 1980s?
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CNBC asked several smart analysts and traders what advice they would give to average investors with a 103-month time horizon.
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I would often pick out names from characters to give to myself, before I ever felt comfortable in who I was.
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Jurors may see press reports, which can endanger a guilty verdict on appeal, despite the warnings judges give to avoid them.
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Already, it's clear Republicans have different ideas about how much deference they believe they should give to the president's witness requests.
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However, in the end it is up to customers to determine how much information they want to give to the company.
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"Sometimes when you give to someone who you don't know, you don't hear back whether that has done anything," she said.
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" The Constitution says the president "shall from time to time give to the Congress information of the state of the union.
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Tiberius sought to reclaim lands from the wealthy landed senators to give to displaced peasants or to the landless urban poor.
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As a successful photographer, what advice would you give to a young trans person hoping to become a photographer one day?
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LG: What advice would you give to female entrepreneurs specifically, especially given that we know the dismal numbers around female entrepreneurs.
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It is a gift, something that parents give to their college-bound children as revenge for making themselves difficult to understand.
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It's not yet clear why donors would give to a Super PAC over a candidate's committee (a question for future research).
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At lunch my friends and I would argue about the best cars (THE BEST), and what we wouldn't give to drive them.
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It says only that the president shall from time to time give to the Congress information of the State of the Union.
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I just want to ask, any of you, advice you would give to the Senate Democrats who are running for re-election?
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He launched the project hoping to enable the average pub-goer to give to charity without having to change their daily routine.
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TMZ broke the story ... artist Barry Wingard painted portraits of Donald and Melania that he wanted to give to the First Family.
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"'Why not you?' is an unbelievably great sentiment to give to a kid," McCarthy tells PEOPLE in the new issue out Friday.
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Both Deutsche Bank and Capital One have said they wouldn't have Trump's tax returns to give to the House under that subpoena.
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She's funny, quirky, talented, and there's nothing we wouldn't give to spend an hour in a room with Lawrence and Amy Schumer.
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"It is vital to start questioning how much of our virtual public space we are willing to give to companies," Errazuriz said.
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"And I gave her a clock that she could give to him, like the clock is ticking, time is passing," DeGeneres said.
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He says he's already building up an impressive collection of pieces to give to their 3-year-old son, Silas, one day.
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There are holiday treats around, so I take a pear and a bag of chocolate-covered popcorn to give to my dad.
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They "give to reality to greater permanence of the imagined" as the poetry critic Alfred Alvarez said of Sylvia Plath's last collection.
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What advice would you give to young girls especially facing all these pressures to look or present them-selves a certain way?
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Sales have lagged and Rio de Janeiro said it was buying 53,000 tickets to give to city employees, students and the handicapped.
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People give to the Red Cross in the midst of disasters to alleviate suffering and that's exactly what their donations have done.
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As good as the Obama administration was compared to the Trump administration, it wasn't something they just decided to give to us.
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These stars are also rich in "metals"—the catch-all description astronomers give to any element heavier than hydrogen, helium or lithium.
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How much is VC ego a problem and what advice would you give to founders with regards to managing a VC's ego?
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She gave me one of those answers that, from time to time, we all give to children, hoping their questions will cease.
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Through radical egalitarianism, progressives will take from those who produce and will give to those who will not--in turn enslaving both.
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Some industry executives were skeptical about the deal's impact given remaining disputes over other supports that China give to its exporting industries.
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One of the first recommendations I give to clients is to purchase a basic fitness tracker for gauging your overall activity levels.
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Well, consider yourself our newest buddy, because we're doling out the advice we give to our brunch crew right here, right now.
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Congress also previously appropriated $380 million for the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to give to states in 85033 to increase election security.
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"You can't deny that was a big give to the North Koreans and we haven't really gotten anything in return," Vittert responded.
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Donors should give to candidates because they believe in them as agents of positive change—not because they expect some legislative payoff.
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For example, EU rules limited subsidies EU governments could give to European companies, but did not apply to foreign companies, he said.
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Metz and her colleagues wrote that there are no regulations in Colorado surrounding what recommendations and advice dispensaries can give to customers.
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Wealthy donors were encouraged to give to county committees rather than individual candidates because the limits are much higher for the committees.
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Rather than spend money on each other, you can gather money to give to a charity that's important to you, Sirull suggested.
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"There will be some who say, 'I will give to Mike Pence and help the ticket because of him,'" Mr. McIntosh said.
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The divide is largely about how much weight to give to case precedent versus original understanding in the Constitution versus judicial deference.
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"If they are less, you won't itemize and those incentives to buy a house or give to charity suddenly decline," he said.
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What can I do to help ... the best way to raise money to give to those people in need ... 65,000 people displaced.
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"It all came down to the Robin Hood theory — they took away from the good to give to the bad," Jones said.
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The keys don't have much give to them, but I adjusted and was typing out articles quickly within an hour or so.
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Clinton, said she would do her best to gather checks for her campaign and indicated she would personally give to both Mrs.
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Americans who give to, volunteer with, or depend on charities should know that politicking and self-dealing by charities are never acceptable.
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Additionally, some states provide free advertising for fake clinics by including them in materials that doctors are required to give to women.
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So if you had any advice to give to other fuck buddies, it would be: don't catch feelings and get really wasted?
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Asked by CNBC's Nancy Hungerford what advice he would give to Musk, Branson hesitated before saying that he should learn to delegate.
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Seeing an increase in need, TEA Fund has since increased the maximum amount of money they will give to any one individual.
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We are the music messengers, and the more messages we have to give to the people, the better the message will be.
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A federal judge recently ruled that the NCAA can no longer prevent schools from capping the educational benefits they give to players.
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The memo lays out meetings, fact sheets and speeches Pentagon leaders should give to oppose the bills, such as engaging with Sens.
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The second period has started, and Russia has 15 minutes, give or take (probably give), to keep its 3 fairy tale going.
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He borrowed classical music tapes so he could make up dances at home, and drew ballerinas to give to the program's director.
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We'd also like you to share a picture of yourself at 18, along with the advice you'd give to your younger self.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple apologized on Wednesday for letting contractors listen to commands that users give to its voice assistant Siri.
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The biggest gift wine writers can give to their readers is inspiration, arousing in them the sort of excitement that motivates learning.
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Perhaps. But one may also give to avoid enhancing a part of us that is too ready and eager to judge others.
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This "Bunch of lovers?" is not a group of swingers, it's a bunch of ROSES, that lovers might give to each other.
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A higher standard deduction means fewer taxpayers will itemize their deductions on their tax returns, reducing the incentive to give to charities.
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The naturalistic figures have made her think about "the toys we give to our daughters," Ms. Stern said, like American Girl dolls.
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We talked about the advantages an interest in ethnography can give to writers interested in imagining entire societies, if not whole worlds.
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But family lawyers say they see differences in how much weight various secular judges give to the rulings of a Jewish court.
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"Paul when he's leaving Ephesus says give grace to people who need it, and give to those in need," Pastor Zimmer said.
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"The government should take from the rich and give to the poor so they can live in Hong Kong, too," Tse said.
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If there is one single definition I would give to love, it would be to listen as he did, and never stop.
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If you think with an attitude of gratitude, that what you have is enough, you find the ability to give to others.
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In Philadelphia, she always carries restaurant gift cards to give to people on the street who look like they could use one.
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For all the contenders, these occasions give candidates a chance to connect with donors who have yet to give to their campaigns.
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McIngvale says they're accepting household cleaning-supply donations to give to people who are starting to get their lives back in order.
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Given the scale of subsidies we give to fossil fuels, the industry as a whole should be regarded as a gigantic grift.
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As users view these ads, they start earning Basic Attention Tokens (BAT), Brave's cryptocurrency, which they can keep or give to publishers.
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Also, the dubious premise is that the reason people generously give to worthy causes is so they can deduct from their taxes.
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"The meal portions airlines give to passengers have gotten smaller over the years and leave them still hungry," the flight attendant said.
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Now, it all depends on NASA's wants and if the agency has the funding to give to Bigelow and other habitat providers.
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Johnson's earlier advice to Rivera's grieving comrades might well be the same he'd give to those still smoldering over the Smollett case.
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CNN: Do you have one last thing to say, one message to these students that you would like to give to them?
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During sworn depositions taken after Constand sued Cosby, the entertainer acknowledged obtaining prescription sedatives in the 1970s to give to young women.
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Each year, the IRS sets an amount that an individual can give to another individual that is excluded from gift-tax reporting.
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I don't even bother to buy anything off the list anymore, and that's the best advice I can give to incoming freshmen.
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In my life at home, I'm not always looking for new books to give to my children — and, probably, you aren't either.
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"This is to help the heirs understand how the foundation works and the causes that their family will give to," he said.
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It's also a tip he said he'd give to his 22-year-old self in a commencement address to his alma mater.
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Not doing so will affirm the worst caricature of Republicans and education — taking money from the poor to give to the rich.
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You Senate Republicans are in a double bind because what power you didn't give to the majority leader you gave to Trump.
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Social trust arises from a covenant: I give to my company, my town and my government, and they give back to me.
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" This was like the advice that's really easy to give; to receive it seems like, "That's not really going to help me.
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When HR is consulted to battle departmental silos, what perspective and knowledge can they give to business leaders and C-suite colleagues?
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So what are some of the common tips and guidance you would give to those parents, who think their kids are trans?
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DM: This is a very old question, but how much weight do you give to authorial intent in making interpretations like this?
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It's a high-growth market and podcast today, so just give to you the numbers, podcast today as an industry is not huge.
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She's going to be 37 in August… She's got a lot to give to the monarchy and she will help shape its future.
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But what's most interesting about the bill isn't what it would take from demanding employers, but what it would give to overworked employees.
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Authorities said she also collected money to give to Loyd, her former boyfriend, and lied to cops about her communication with the suspect.
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Each month, he'll sell about 75 cupcakes and about 25 other treats, so he's also baking 100 cupcakes to give to the homeless.
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Khaleel wrote in an email that although he has no money to give to the children, he worked as volunteer to help them.
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There's no one fighting for the Earth but us, and it's our obligation to give to something that's given so much to us.
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Authorities said she also collected money to give to Loyd, her former boyfriend, and lied to police about her communication with the suspect.
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"It's the best gift that God can give to anyone so I'm very blessed," he said of the family's then-new addition Cadence.
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The CEOs who spoke with CNBC shared the advice they'd give to their 21-year-old selves, and their best tips for success.
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During an Access Hollywood interview on Wednesday, Teigen offered up the greatest gift you can give to somebody: use of your fertile womb.
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That's driven development of new antiviral drugs to give to those long-term excreters, to prevent them from being the disease's last refuge.
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Flip through Real Simple's list of the best books to give to your dad to find something special for him this Father's Day.
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True, they were funny about it, and Killer Mike added some give to the hard beats by sounding preacherly even when advocating atheism.
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" And when asked what advice would he give to anyone who hasn't achieved their dream yet, Stapleton put it best, "Keep on dreaming.
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I had a palatable, digestible space, like Instagram or social media, to display and curate the collection I wanted to give to people.
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You can go on homebrewing forums and it's amazing the amount of time and energy that people will give to a complete stranger.
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"I like the idea of keeping clothing as something that you want to give to your children, or someone you love," she says.
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Kennedy said the onus is on the owner of the vehicle to determine how much access they want to give to these companies.
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"I never say who contacts me, and I never say what advice, if any, I give to anyone who contacts me," she said.
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The problem is that he doesn't have enough unity in his own caucus to pass anything significant to give to Trump to sign.
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This is the type of place that Hollywood movies give to a really sleazy pimp or pornographer or some other kind of degenerate.
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I give to them partly because there's a large body of research on the benefits of cash transfers, which I find quite compelling.
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" As for what advice she'd give to other who are going through a similar situation, Hudgens says, "just continue to live your life.
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When you don't identify as either straight or gay, there's rarely any explanation you can give to satisfy people — and Nixon knows it.
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When CNBC asked what advice she'd give to her 20-year-old self, she said confidence is key to getting ahead in life.
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But the hardest pieces to lose were heirlooms passed down from her late mother, which she had planned to give to her daughters.
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