She also says they account for €200 ($222) in incidentals.
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Germany's reluctance to lead the EU runs deeper than these incidentals.
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Technically, the airline fee credit applies only to airline fee incidentals.
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His allotted budget for meals and incidentals on that trip was $151.50.
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Also be realistic about how much you'll spend on food and incidentals.
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There are incidentals, like taxes, life insurance, home insurance and general necessities.
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Remove obstacles, pay for expenses, flights, incidentals, meals, hotelling, taking time off work.
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Additional costs are likely to include the companion's transportation, meals, lodging and incidentals.
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Up to a $200 annual airline fee credit for incidentals like baggage fees.
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Tuition was free, but students had to pay $53 for incidentals and lab fees.
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A full $2628 billion was spent on incidentals alone, like rent, food and transportation.
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The total includes airfare, per diem and incidentals for each of the three visits.
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Up to a $100 airline fee credit for incidentals like baggage fees each year.
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There are daily resort fees to contend with, not to mention meals and incidentals.
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This means women have to plan and budget for incidentals that men need not.
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This credit is good for travel incidentals like in-flight meals and checked baggage.
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The way to do this is to cleave the incidentals from the tweet itself.
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If you already have enough cash to cover incidentals, the rest should be invested.
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ABN Amro said Q1003 results would include several incidentals regarding its operating income and expenses.
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Between bills, groceries and dining out, and other incidentals, they spent about $838 this week.
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It costs about $700 before incidentals and gratuities and sells out months ahead of time.
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" He continued: "Making $200 every two weeks doesn't leave much room for incidentals like this.
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Up to $313 in airline fee credits each yearGet up to $200 of your annual fee back in credits with the airline of your choice when you use your Amex Business Platinum to pay for incidentals like baggage fees, priority seating or boarding, and other airline incidentals.
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For example, there are maternity clothes, the embryo transfer, a monthly stipend for incidentals, and so forth.
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Then I draw or cut and paste the missing incidentals or accents to round out the scene.
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Percentage of budget spent on incidentals: 9.5%Unforeseen costs are to be expected anywhere — including life abroad.
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In that case, what percentage of your "business income" should you allocate to housing, food, clothing and incidentals?
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Insurance is included, as is ordinary maintenance — you're mainly on the hook for gas and a few incidentals.
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Regulatory costs make it very difficult to earn much cash from exporting cheap incidentals, such as crocodile teeth.
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You'll also need funds to pay for transportation, dry cleaning, hairdresser appointments and incidentals when you go to interviews.
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You also get $100 in statement credits for airline fees and incidentals like baggage fees and in-flight purchases.
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The costs of meals and incidentals were redacted from the report — as was the number of Secret Service staff.
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In contrast, Duke's star player, Zion Williamson, is capped at $75,370, the cost of attendance at Duke, plus incidentals.
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She tallied items like her cellphone bill, gym membership, utilities and incidentals, and looked for places to cut back.
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These incidentals include checked bag fees, seat selection fees, onboard food and beverage purchases, and ticket change and cancellation fees.
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For a few years, I would use my AmEx Platinum fee credit for American Airlines gift cards instead of incidentals.
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Clients pay for the travel companion's tickets, the companion's hotel room if necessary, meals, incidentals and fees for the service.
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In total, the Pentagon spent $25,909.53 on airfare, per diem and incidentals for the three visits, according to the document.
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There also might be car payments or insurance, or maintenance costs, cellphone bills and incidentals that need to be covered.
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In total, the Pentagon spent $28500,6900 on airfare, per diem and incidentals for the three visits, according to the document.
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Her customers are also required to sign separate insurance and release forms, which include a monthlong guarantee for any incidentals.
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This $250 credit can be used for baggage fees, on-board food and beverage expenses, and other airline-related travel incidentals.
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There are sitting portraits of a pantheon of greats, like Apollinaire, and quickly snapped incidentals like Stein's sister's hat blowing off.
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The Fellowship is free and a stipend will be provided to cover travel, incidentals, and costs associated with executing a culminating project.
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You'll also receive a $300 credit every year valid for eligible purchases made directly at Marriott hotels, including room rates and incidentals.
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The debaucherous week has overshadowed all of her other headline-grabbing incidents, because people remember images, not the incidentals of tabloid reports.
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In characteristic examples of its kind, the view is populated with incidentals and the discursive context acts as mere caption, at best.
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One staffer took my credit card for incidentals, another offered a bottle of water, and a third took my bag to the room.
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Members are expected to be hosts as well as paying guests, contributing $20 a night to cover the cost of breakfast and incidentals.
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She got about $3,500 a week for the role and reportedly worked about 2 weeks -- plus, she got $60 a day for incidentals.
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The card comes with an annual airline credit of up to $23 for incidentals like bag fees, upgrade fees, or in-flight meals.
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The free Bach concerts, about 60 to 90 minutes long, typically consist of an organ prelude, two or three sacred cantatas and some incidentals.
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But due to the exchange rate, as well as the direct nature of the payment, it's much more fraught than paying for those incidentals.
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Airline fee credits are for incidentals including checked bag fees, seat selection fees, onboard food and beverage purchases, and ticket change and cancellation fees.
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Winner may be required to present a valid credit card upon check-in at hotels to cover incidentals that are not included in the Grand Prize.
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They also want to make sure you can pay for the room and any incidentals, like room service or minibar charges, before you hit the road.
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All inmates get certain benefits, Abu Nawaf said, like a monthly stipend equivalent to $400 for incidentals and the possibility of "temporary release" for family functions.
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Sarandos noted a night out to a movie theater in New York could cost close to $100 or more when including ticket prices, transportation and other incidentals.
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Frugal Traveler Theme parks can be great fun for all, but tickets, parking, food and incidentals can rapidly mount up to burn a hole in your pocket.
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Companies should have a rainy day fund to cover extra expenses, employee wages and other incidentals as repairs and insurance claims can take weeks to months to complete.
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Small impulse purchases like stocking stuffers and buying gifts for themselves are also to blame, not to mention all of the incidentals like wrapping paper and gift cards.
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Increases to federal Pell Grants would provide students with resources for expenses associated with being in college, those covered by tuition and the many incidentals that are not.
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Expedia and Priceline, for example, both offer varying amounts of onboard bonus spending — good for things like spa treatments and incidentals — depending on how expensive your cabin is.
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The Ona Capri can fit a camera and up to three lenses, plus an iPad or 11-inch laptop, with room left over for a smartphone, wallet, and incidentals.
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Curiously, that was more than the party itself reported spending in the same period for its entire operation — the national political organization's expenses, salaries, printing outlays and other incidentals.
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You also get up to $4503 in resort credit each year to cover incidentals charged to your room, but there has always been a lot of confusion over this credit.
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It offers up to $300 in statement credits each year to use at participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels — and this applies to room rates as well as incidentals like room service.
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So chances are high that after you've paid your credit card bill, rent, and whatever other monthly incidentals are thrown your way, there isn't much money left to spoil yourself with.
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Between beauty and gym appointments, hotels, website maintenance, photos, retainer fees for an accountant who files my taxes and for a lawyer, and other incidentals, I spend about $2,000 each month.
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Instead, it's officially only good for travel incidentals like checked baggage, in-flight meals and drinks, and internet access, and you have to select one airline to use the credit with.
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This credit only works for one airline you select ahead of time for starters, but it also only applies to certain travel incidentals such as checked bags and in-flight refreshments.
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According to the email, officers will use their government-issued credit cards for meals and incidentals, but those credit card payments would not have to be made until the government reopens.
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Help fund the hospital bill, rehab bill, early flights home, being unable to make bread and work over the next months and all the incidentals the family is covering at the moment.
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Dutch paint and industrial coatings firm Akzo Nobel narrowly beat analyst expectations for the first quarter, reporting operating profit before incidentals of 334 million euros ($378 million) despite a fall in sales.
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Unfortunately, since the merger is still new, the Delano's reservation system could not register that the room was paid for, and instead charged the full amount on my personal card for incidentals.
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Airbnb's revenue in this data would include the total amount consumers spend on its lodgings and its "experiences," while the hotel data would include room prices as well as food, beverages, and incidentals.
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A typical reactor produces in the neighborhood of 20 to 30 tons of waste (mostly spent fuel rods and contaminated incidentals like gloves and tools) per year that is usually stored on site.
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But for the most part, delegates are on their own to come up with the $2,000 to $21625,2900 it costs for four nights in a hotel, food, incidentals and travel costs to Philadelphia.
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When you're traveling and you're delayed for at least six hours, or overnight, you're covered for up to $500 of incidentals per person traveling with you whose ticket was purchased with the card.
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That's at least $144 over the course of four months of summer here in the northeastern United States, and that's not counting incidentals, or when I take time to head out into the field.
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American Express offers an airline fee credit on several of its cards that'll reimburse you for incidentals on your airline of choice, and checked bag fees fall under the umbrella of items it'll cover.
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The total cost of the van, food, accommodations, transportation, gas, airfare, insurance, and incidentals came out to $36,875 — just shy of the amount they earned during that same period, the couple told Business Insider.
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Think about it...that leaves you with a surplus of cash left to spend on the hotel, car rental, wedding gift, and all the other wedding incidentals that have a tendency to add up fast.
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Parking for one night costs $78, there's a $6 fee for room service and an automatically added gratuity, and even the hold for incidentals ($150 per day) is high, though it will eventually be reversed.
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This means you'll need the money in your HSA more than ever -- for those little incidentals, like covering the rest of your premium or the increased out-of-pocket costs your Trumpcare plan doesn't pick up.
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The university pays for the plane's rental, the pilot time and expenses (the customer is often responsible for the pilot's hourly fee and any necessary meals or hotel accommodations), hangar fees, fuel, and any other incidentals.
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However, keep in mind that this credit online applies to one airline you pick ahead of time, and that it&aposs only good for incidentals like in-flight internet access in-flight meals, and checked baggage.
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It also includes up to $200 per year in statement credits toward airline incidentals like checked bags, seat assignments, and club lounge passes, so for occasional United flyers without elite status, this is a big benefit.
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Weeks before the festival, Fyre informed ticketholders that the event would be "cashless (and cardless)," and encouraged attendees to put up to $1,500 in advance on a digital Fyre Band to cover incidentals, according to one lawsuit.
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Credit cards that help you cover incidentals, meals, and resort feesAirfare, hotels, and activities may be the biggest expenses for most people, but once you step foot in the hotel, there are other costs that can add up.
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Terrace, a sign-in club that was both the first to drop selective admissions and to admit women, now covers all fees for students on full scholarship, has a sliding scale for others and offers grants for incidentals.
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Terrace, a sign-in club that was both the first to drop selective admissions and to admit women, now covers all fees for students on full scholarship, has a sliding scale for others and offers grants for incidentals.
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The Winner is responsible for all costs and expenses not expressly provided for herein, including luggage fees, additional ground transportation, tours, excursions, meals, incidentals, tips, telephone calls, souvenirs, hotel charges, other services or personal expenses incurred during the trip.
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Philadelphia TV meteorologist John Bolaris had an annual ritual after a long winter forecasting ice and snow: a trip to sunny Miami Beach to relax and recharge, but his 2010 trip would cost far more than airfare, hotel and incidentals.
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That the actualized work is unguided by the artist's eye, leaving the look of the piece to the incidentals of a preconceived system, makes its accidental beauty comparable to that of nature, but as nature's inverse in its fundamental abstraction.
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The $95 annual fee on this card is reasonable, especially when you consider the $33 credit you get toward airline incidentals each year and up to a $100 credit you get toward Global Entry or TSA PreCheck every four years.
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"If you can reduce the amount of loans for incidentals, it can make a huge difference in your overall debt when you graduate," Mary Johnson, vice president of financial literacy and student aid policy at Higher One, said in an earlier interview.
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Total value so far: $23,2700 toward Hilton stays in Sedona and PhoenixWe used the airline creditsSince my husband and I travel up to 16 weeks per year, I knew it wouldn't be difficult to use the $250 airline credits we received for incidentals.
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To try to find out, I paid $2,862.79 (for two adults and a child, as well as a "vacation protection plan," taxes, fees and port expenses; we would end up spending another $1,500 for booze, onboard incidentals and activities) and booked the trip.
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You&aposll get a 25% bonus on every point you earn during your stay — this includes the points you earn on your room, plus the ones you earn when you charge incidentals to your room, such as the hotel restaurant or spa services.
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The Bank of America Premium Rewards card does charge a $2000 annual fee, but you'll get up to $290 in airline fee credit toward travel incidentals each year as well as up to $100 in credit toward the Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee.
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It offers the following statement credits each year:Up to $200 in annual airline fee credits — When you use the Platinum card to pay for incidentals like baggage fees, flight changes fees, and in-flight purchases with your designated airline, you'll be reimbursed up to $200 each year.
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In reading, I found myself lost, at times, in long incidentals — in the details of criminal cases and small squabbles meant to illustrate some larger sense of place — only to emerge disoriented, too long distracted to recall immediately where the larger story had been when we left off.
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After all, you&aposre being asked to pay $450 per year in exchange for up to $250 in resort credits, up to $250 in annual credit for airline incidentals, a weekend night at any Hilton property, automatic Hilton Diamond status, and a complimentary Priority Pass Select airport lounge membership.
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Occupation: Program Officer Industry: Nonprofit Age: 24 Location: Seattle, WA Salary: $43,000 Paycheck Amount (1x/month): $2,800 after taxes and 401k Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,100 (My cats and I live alone in a studio apartment) Loans: $43 (A scholarship covered tuition and housing and my parents helped with incidentals in college.
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Ruby Rose has a hit TV show, 3 movies in the works, but it hasn't stopped her from making a killing as a DJ. We're told Ruby pocketed $30k for her Thursday night set at Heat Ultra Lounge in the OC ... plus she got another $5k for luxury incidentals, including 13 large SUVs -- either Escalades or a BMW 7 series ... no older than 2014.
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You may be better off paying for a travel credit card like Platinum from American Express: It costs the same or less (and there's a $200 airline fee credit for incidentals like checked bags and in-flight food), and it gives you a number of benefits, including $100 credit for the cost of Global Entry — the United States Customs and Border Protection program — and access to more than one lounge brand.
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