The credit would be available to individuals who make up to $170,000 a year, or joint income tax filers who make up to $250,000.
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Blender Bombs cost $353, and can make up to 10 smoothies.
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Make up to 12 cups of strong, mild, or medium coffee.
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Females can make up to 2,000 eggs, according to the CDC.
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Taxes and surcharges make up to 27 percent of every electric bill.
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No bells, no whistles, no shiny logos, no 'make-up' to entice the customers.
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Performers (like Schumer) stand to make up to $2 million participating in those spots.
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If she appears in all 13 episodes, Skylar stands to make up to $162,500.
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Should SPY close below $260, Gordon could make up to $433 on the trade.
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Now, three years later, he can make up to $12,000 in a single day.
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She can make up to 100 a day; she's fashioning elastic straps from bras.
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But, should TLT rally and close above $155, they could make up to $312.
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Instead, it uses CO2 canisters that can make up to 60 liters of sparkling water.
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Side hustlers can make up to an average of $686 per month, according to Bankrate.
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The company says each distribution center can make up to 500 drone flights each day.
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Furthermore, if GLD rises above $172, the trader stands to make up to $115 million.
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If people are buying Tyler's album, he can still make up to $100k in bonuses.
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Each Zipline distribution center has the capacity to make up to 500 flights each day.
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In-state students from families that make up to $180,000 qualify for some tuition support.
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It's a worthwhile hustle—he can make up to $298.6,21840 for a day of work.
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It's a worthwhile hustle—he can make up to $20,000 for a day of work.
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But if Netflix were to close above $350, then Gordon could make up to $696.
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Among the direct help for individuals is $1,200 for individuals who make up to $75,000.
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Using your MyDisneyExperience app, you can make up to three FP+ selections before you arrive.
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As written, the bill provides $85033,200 for individuals who make up to $75,000 per year.
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Among the direct help for individuals is $1,21625 for individuals who make up to $2900,220006.
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In the early 2000s he'd make up to $40 an hour transcribing corporate earnings calls.
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But if Netflix closes above $360 on that day, Gordon could make up to $1,267.
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You'll need approval for every purchase you try to make, up to a maximum of $10,000.
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Women who wear make-up to work get paid more – and do better at job interviews.
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Golf ball divers can make up to $2,500 per dive, or between $50,000 and $100,000 annually.
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Expert workers can make up to between $25 and $70 an hour says the industry professional.
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In a busy week, she can make up to $560 from renting out her extra room.
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But if TLT closes above $150.50, then Gordon could make up to $358 on the trade.
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In many cases, your employer will match whatever contribution you make up to a certain percent.
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This new manufacturing facility will allow Firefly to make up to 24 Alphas each year, says Watt.
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Next to the Cube stands a PMI factory that can make up to 17bn cigarettes a year.
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"On a production job, I can make up to $3,303 a month after taxes," Strauss, 24, explains.
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But if it closes below $83 on that day, then Gordon could actually make up to $137.
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He's expected to make up to five rehab appearances to get stretched out to 90-100 pitches.
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If you're over 403, though, you can make up to $403,403 of catch-up contributions per year.
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But if SPY closed below $255 on expiration, Gordon could make up to $525 on the trade.
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The wide-reaching bill includes a $1,200 one-time check for individuals who make up to $75,000.
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It will also give a one-time check of $2023,200 to Americans who make up to $75,000.
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Scientists have found some promising leads in the animal's genetic make-up to back up this hypothesis.
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Here is a breakdown of how the bill could impact students, parents and savers: The House bill would repeal the student loan interest deduction, which allows student loan borrowers who make up to $65,000 and married couples who make up to $130,000 to lower their taxable income by $2,500.
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The technology involves characterizing the individual's genetic make-up to help doctors with diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options.
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This food processor can make up to a week's worth of baby food in less than five minutes.
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According to Jezebel, reality TV stars can make up to $7,000 for simple product placements in their posts.
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Breaking into the venture capital space is lucrative: The lowest associates can make up to $150,000 a year.
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On a busy Saturday, for example, we could make up to 10,000 euros (approximately US $10,919) in cash.
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Black Friday is the busiest time of year for professional line sitters, who make up to $45 an hour.
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According to last year's Hopper Instagram Rich List, Kim can make up to $222.5,212 for a single Instagram post.
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This simple machine can make up to 4 quarts of ice cream, easily twice the capacity of the others.
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Pay for analysts starts at $16 to $22 an hour, and senior analysts make up to $30 an hour.
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Williams testified during the trial that she stands to make up to $600,000 between her HBO and book deals.
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Ice cream tasters, otherwise known as food scientists, sensory analysts, or "flavorologists," can make up to $60,000 a year.
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Otherwise, you can make up to $50 by referring a friend to the service with your unique referral code.
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The benefit does come with a $100 deductible, and cardholders can make up to three claims per 12 months.
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Bacelar has a lot of ground to make up to even shake Pelosi's hand, let alone shake her confidence.
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A Senate GOP proposal for the third coronavirus package would provide $1,2023 to Americans who make up to $75,000.
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Instead, each borrow a little bit from the other's world view and make up to kill the bad guys.
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I would say that the title is a bit misleading because I make up to that much per day.
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By the age of sixteen, Smith revealed, he was beginning to wear fur, leggings, and male make-up to school.
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For instance, Microsoft's 12-year old Skype, says its users make up to 3 billion minutes of calls per day.
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The Tanzanian government aims to use Zipline's delivery drones to make up to 2,000 deliveries of medical supplies per day.
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The Obama administration notified Congress last month of its intention to make up to 19 additional transfers, Reuters has reported.
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"Our goal is to have 20 micro-factories by 2020, to make up to 60,000 units a year," says Rogers.
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But for cryptocurrency miners, electricity can make up to 70 percent of the total costs of operations, Van Valkenburgh says.
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LONDON — Forget everything you know about contouring: You won't need any make-up to achieve this season's hottest cheekbone trend.
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Should FXY fall and close below $85 on June 15 expiration, Gordon could make up to $155 on the trade.
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If your cart is in one of New York City's busiest areas, you can make up to $100,000 a year!
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It's expecting "Hustlers" to finish close behind with $32 million, but noted the movie could make up to $38 million.
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Some of Uber's first investors stood to make up to $1.3 billion in total after the IPO, according to Bloomberg.
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The company says the program is set up so successful delivery partners can make up to $23,000 in annual profit.
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The details: The department will make up to $4.7 billion available to help offset the costs of the trade war.
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Spec Seats employs about 303 people at its Taiwan facility, where they make up to 350 folding chairs a day.
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While working isn't mandatory, Cosby certainly has a lot of ways to make up to nearly half a buck an hour.
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Their loan advisors tell them that in a good year, they stand to make up to $4 million from the farm.
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In Washington D.C., workers can earn $22.50 to $25 per hour, while those in the suburbs could make up to $29.
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Certified black belters can make up to $99,000 a year (on average), while those with green belt training can make $83,000.
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The original Senate GOP plan would have provided a check of $28500,6900 to individuals who make up to $2628,28503 per year.
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He told THR the ambition for his particular division was to make up to five movies a year for the service.
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There are 113 Sunday Night Baseball broadcasts each season, and teams can make up to six appearances, not including opening night.
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The 4.5-quart can make up to six dozen cookies in one batch, while the smaller Artisan can handle five dozen.
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As Wall Street investment bankers can make up to $30,000 in signing bonuses, management consulting bonus ranges from $3,000 to $30,000.
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Includes everything needed to make up to 60 liters of carbonated goodness, and it's $49.99 (down from $73.99) for Prime Day.
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Uber just added a new feature that allows riders to make up to three stops along their trip from within the app.
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Some American banks boast that a donor can make up to $1,500 per month, which presumably requires near-abstention from personal pleasure.
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Apparently a pound of plastic from the old boxes can make up to 40 shells for the ReLeaf, the company told Variety.
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But, do you regret that you took a pay package where you make up to seven million shares in 30 and 31?
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Disney's "The Lion King" remake earned $78.5 million on Friday, and could make up to $563 million this weekend despite poor reviews.
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You can also make up to 100 guess codes so various friends and family can access your home if you're not available.
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As reported by Glamour, Vanessa Hudgens even watched the Royal Wedding while in hair and make-up to prep for her role.
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Trump administration officials had said during negotiations this week that China was prepared to make up to $200 billion in additional purchases.
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Hanes and a group of other yarn and clothing companies agreed to make up to 6 million masks a week, he said.
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The law provides subsidies to single people who make up to $48,000 a year and families of four earning up to $98,000.
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Tesla says it also has the capacity to make up to 22019,259 Model 22018s this year at its new factory in Shanghai.
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Taylor said he expects to announce another acquisition by the end of January and to make up to five more in 2020.
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By taking on at least two walks every week for about $25 per walk, you could make up to $2,400 a year.
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Relations between Sunnis - who make up to 85 percent of Kuwait's 1.4 million citizens - and the minority Shi'ite community have been mostly amicable.
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There's also a deluxe version, which can make up to five liters of craft beer, kombucha and cold brew coffee in a go.
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According to The RealReal, those customers who consign with the site can make up to two times more than selling through other channels.
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Including traffic coming from places like Google and Bing, Steve said he could make up to $2,000 to $3,000 a month promoting FlexiSpy.
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However, Watson stands to make up to five times that amount, depending on how well the film does, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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It gets better -- he can make up to $200k more in box office bonuses ... and gets a cut of the movie's merchandise cash.
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The bill includes direct payments of $1,200 for individuals who make up to $75,000, and the caps would be doubled for married filers.
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You can make up to four servings of coffee in the one-quart size, and up to eight servings in the two-quart size.
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Meanwhile, Rob decided to make up to his family for his recent disappearance and asked Jenner to set up a family dinner at home.
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Utah's state Senate on Monday advanced a measure to cover those who make up to 100 percent of the federal poverty limit under Medicaid.
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He says he used to make up to $20 in tips from tourists every day before the attacks, now he barely makes a dollar.
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They make up to eight million wafers a month—while Cavanagh can produce up to 25 million a week with a similar sized staff.
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A slew of other TikTok videos impersonating Grande&aposs sleeved hands doing everything from putting on make-up to submitting an assignment soon followed.
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Sources close to Danielle tell us she'll be hittin' the road, and stands to make up to $50k per show if they sell out.
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Cooper says he's seen people make up to $15,000 for doing this, and that it's a serious problem in the online sober influencer community.
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Sperm donation might sound lucrative — healthy donors can make up to $1,500 per month — but Dr. Ghadir says it's not a decision to take lightly.
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According to a 2017 White House filing, people who have worked under the same title in the Trump administration make up to $179,700 each year.
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She also called for expanding Pell Grants, the federal aid to low-income students, to allow those whose parents make up to $100,000 to qualify.
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Rishi Kapoor dons a heavy layer of make-up to transform into the ageing family patriarch, and the eponymous Mr. Kapoor in the film's title.
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The couple's official reunion drives this point home when Mindy and Danny literally kiss and make up to close the series with their unquestionable chemistry.
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Per multiple reports, Daniels could make up to $9.1 million on a one-year deal, which trumped interest from the Denver Broncos, among other suitors.
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Participants were able to make up to 22 point-and-click selections per minute while using a variety of apps, researchers report in PLoS ONE.
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The latest version of the Senate tax bill would make up to $10,000 of these taxes deductible, matching what the House included in its bill.
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One panel can make up to five liters a day, and two of them together could produce enough for a household's daily drinking and cooking.
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"In Germany people want to make up to the Jews for what happened by idealizing them," he told the German newsweekly Der Spiegel in 2005.
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The Department of Defense is preparing to make up to 5 million N95 respirator masks available for the coronavirus fight, the defense secretary said Tuesday.
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By the end of next year, the company, which is still based in Sweden, plans to make up to 100,000 cars annually in South Carolina.
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Volkswagen has also agreed to make up to $1.21 billion in payments to VW dealers and $600 million to 44 U.S. states to address some claims.
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This coffee maker can make up to 14 oz of coffee and features and instant re-boil function to allow consecutive cups with little wait time.
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The egg has 9 million followers (lol), and many Instagram influencers with double that follower count reportedly make up to $20,000 per post, according to MarketWatch.
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Insys said the agreement in principle would require it to pay $150 million over five years and potentially make up to $75 million in additional payments.
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AJ made sure his little sister got the full experience, from hair and make-up to dinner with friends to the mandatory pre-dance photo session.
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For example, one study found that less agreeable men make up to 18 percent more than their agreeable counterparts (the gap was 5 percent for women).
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Vanity Fair reported in 2016 that one-off events can pay up to $1,000 per day while mobile bodyguards can make up to $800,000 a year.
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Here are five to watch: Cash assistance The Senate GOP plan provides $1,200 in a one-time check for Americans who make up to $75,000 annually.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the Defense Department will make up to 5 million N95 masks and other personal protective equipment from US strategic reserves available.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, deputy field organizers can make up to $2,500 per month to promote Bloomberg among their social circles online and offline.
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He has considerable ground to make up to stay competitive in the overall delegate count despite flooding the states with nearly $200 million in TV ads.
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"The idea is that these four distribution centers can make up to 600 on-demand delivery flights a day," Berkley told reporters in a telephone briefing.
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A recent McKinsey report states that automation could make up to 45% of all jobs in the United States obsolete, potentially affecting $2 trillion in annual wages.
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Kenya's continued compliance with its IMF stand-by arrangement, which would make up to USD1.5 billion available in the event of a negative balance of payments shock.
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VC firm TLcom Capital has closed its Tide Africa Fund at $71 million with plans to make up to 20193 startup investments over the next 18 months.
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They have their hands in everything from make-up to clothes to cupcake mix to credit cards to apps to prison reform, as The Hollywood Reporter wrote.
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It said production will begin next week and within two weeks make up to 50,000 masks per day, with the potential to increase to 100,000 per day.
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If you can make up-to-date decisions, you will make better decisions, and I think that's really the potential for improving businesses with Hyper and Tableau.
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The company, which aims to make up to three million EVs a year by 2025, wants all the cobalt tender proposals submitted by the end of September.
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The machine comes with two cylindrical molds to make ice the right size for the machine, and it can make up to five servings with one cube.
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At the 2017 Viva Technology conference, L'Oreal unveiled Lancôme's Le Teint Particulier custom made foundation, technology which "precisely matches" the make-up to a person's skin tone.
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While teams were allowed to make up to six substitutions for the knockout rounds, El Tri Coach Juan Carlos Osorio said he was blocked by Mexico's clubs.
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" (The whole thread from Tufecki is definitely worth a read.) Advertisers openly say it's best to sell make-up to women when they feel "fat, lonely and depressed.
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Volkswagen agreed to make up to $1.21 billion in payments to 652 U.S. VW brand dealers and $600 million to 44 U.S. states to address some state claims.
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"Each brick goes for 8 Kenyan shillings ($0.08), so in a good week I can make up to 24,000 Kenyan shillings ($240.00)," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The number temporarily has been reduced to 50,000, to make up to 5,000 visas a year available for use by Nicaraguans who are eligible for the NACARA program.
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In an extreme case, according to Chinese state media, someone can own no car but still make up to 10,000 yuan ($1,527) per month as an Uber driver.
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Wyatt, who is playing young Stanley Uris in "It: Chapter Two," could make up to $500,000 for his work ... this according to Wyatt's minors contract, obtained by TMZ.
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The House bill would also end the student loan interest deduction, which allows individuals who make up to $80,000 and are repaying student loans to decrease their debt.
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Tesla said on Wednesday that its factories could make up to 550,000 Model 3s and Model Ys this year, compared to 90,000 Model S and Model X vehicles.
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For example, Harvard and Stanford both expect families that make up to $65,000 to contribute nothing — and Stanford offers no tuition charges for families making up to $125,000.
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"I'm a day-one deposit, because I'm that excited," Brownlee, a 24-year-old whose show MKBHD could make up to $99,900 a month according to one estimate, said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) has backed various proposals, including the more moderate Clinton/Sanders plan that eliminates tuition and fees for families that make up to $125,000 a year.
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One HEB mobile kitchen can make up to 6200 meals per hour, the plan is each of the two units will serve 2000 meals at a time #KSATnews pic.twitter.
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These include molecular diagnostics, which involves analyzing patients' genetic make-up to help doctors with diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options, as well as advanced therapies and bespoke hospital services.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq had their best days since May 3.63, but the major averages still have some ground to make up to erase Monday's sharp losses.
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"I wear make-up to keep my face clean and there are some insects that bite my face and this keeps them away, so this protects me," she said.
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A Tesla bought today will soon be able to make up to $30,000 a year for its owners by ferrying passengers around when they don't need it, Musk said.
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I had Sleazy apply his casualty make-up to my boob so it appeared to be gashed open and bloody and during the performance I took my jacket off.
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Jounce, which takes its name from the energy it takes to move a particle into a new direction, also stands to make up to $2.3 billion in milestone payments.
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Aboriginal people make up to 4 percent of Canada's population but accounted for 16 percent of female homicides between 1980 and 2012, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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According to docs, Loren's getting a $550k advance for her first album and can make up to a whopping $4.8 million total for her second, third and fourth albums.
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"I'll be able to get at least 10 [targets] a week or more," the would-be scammer wrote Dixon, meaning that Dixon could make up to $1,000 per week.
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McConnell's proposal laid out up to $1,200 in "recovery rebates" for Americans who make up to $75,000 a year, double that for couples and extra for families with children.
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I would double them from $6000 to $12,5093 a year and expand it to the number of families that get covered up to families that make up to $5083,5073.
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The 503-quart glass bowl can make up to five pounds of cookie dough at once, and 10 attachments open your possibilities past what a hand mixer can offer.
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Bad Robot can also make up to $1 billion on major blockbuster features that Abrams is involved in, according to THR, making it a sizable part of the business.
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Amazon said each Delivery Service Partner can start a business with as little as a $10,000 investment and that successful partners could make up to $300,000 in annual profit.
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Just as some activists use asymmetric make-up to try to confuse face-recognition systems, so military targets will try to distort the signatures which autonomous weapons seek to discern.
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A bottle of Antalya Alkollu Icecekler's ethanol sells for half that price at one of Turkey's main supermarket chains, and can make up to 4 liters of drink, brewers say.
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The average retail price for roasted coffee beans is around $6 for 300 grams, which can make up to 20 cups of coffee — adding up to about $110 a year.
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Starring Hong Kong drag legend La Chiquitta, the effervescent clip (which was directed by Margot Bowman) sees the gradual transformation from shower to make-up to dance floor to sunrise.
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VW, which aims to make up to three million EVs a year by 2025, wanted all the cobalt tender proposals submitted by the end of September, the sources had said.
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Elite nannies can make up to $150,000 with full benefits, according to Katie Provinziano, the managing director of Los Angeles staffing agency Westside Nannies — but the costs are steep, too.
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By 2019, students from families that make up to $125,000 will be eligible to attend all State University of New York and City University of New York colleges tuition-free.
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Processed foods were found to make up to 50 percent of the average person's diet in several developed countries, the study said, and could be contributing to rising cancer levels.
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It can make up to nine dozen cookies in a single batch, which is a game-changer if you're the type to be constantly baking when the holiday season comes around.
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Homeowners can let Recharge manage the process and make up to $500 a month, or take care of cleaning and maintenance themselves and make upwards of $2,000 or more per month.
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By 2019, students from families that make up to $125,000 would be eligible to attend all State University of New York and City University of New York colleges free of charge.
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He said the biggest hits in this space can make up to a billion dollars per game, but that overall AAA game revenues haven't kept pace with the cost of development.
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It also offers a stainless steel cutter and strainer that are dishwasher-safe, and according to Hamilton Beach, it's able to make up to 24 percent more juice than its competitors.
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Compare this to Luxembourg, the No. 1 country for teacher salary, where elementary school educators make up to $124,000 a year on average, and high school teachers make $138,000 a year.
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Getaround claims owners can make up to $10,000 a year (about $800) a month depending on factors like how often your car is rented and the type of car you own.
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According to both residents and the low-level local government employee I spoke with on the mountaintop, in a single night of chopping, smugglers can make up to 1,000 TND ($453).
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Before, I'd make up to 1,000 pesos [which is roughly $54 USD] per nine-hour day; now I don't even make 500 pesos [$27 USD] for the same amount of time.
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Rivian estimates its top-of-the-line R269T will make up to 2000 horsepower and 0003 pound-feet of torque, reportedly good enough for a three-second 2000-to-269 time.
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However, Facebook says users may be offered the opportunity to make up to five sets of recordings, so there is the potential to meet that 1,000-point goal and get paid.
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They earn an average of $300 per day plus expenses and can easily make up to $3,3003 per month part time (it works out to about $25 per hour), Futie said.
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Goldman Sachs contributed up to $225 million in secured credit to Konfio to allow them to make up to $220 million in loans to 272,000 companies over the next 12 months.
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Even rank-and-file economists make up to $160,000, which is where all Amazon employees top out in base salary, with stock options that make their total compensation a lot higher.
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KitchenAid Classic Series 4.5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer in Onyx Black (K45SSOB) — This stainless steel bowl and 2.53-speed mixer can make up to six dozens cookies in a single batch.
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She also is active in women's rights, was a speaker at January's Women's March on Washington and started a campaign by not wearing make up to a top awards ceremony last year.
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Phelps, who earns $5 million a year in endorsements and could now make up to 10 times that in the next year, isn't the type to let stardom go to his head.
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A refugee in Uganda currently earning $1.25 a day doing basic tasks or menial jobs could make up to $20 a day doing simple AI labeling work on their phones, Mikkelsen said.
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The first-in-the-nation plan, called the Excelsior Scholarship, will let New York residents whose families make up to $125,000 per year attend the state's public colleges and universities for free.
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She wants to eliminate tuition and fees at four-year public colleges and universities for families that make up to $25.6,219 a year, and make community college tuition fee-free for everyone.
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He said the biggest hits in this space can make up to a billion dollars per game, but that overall big-budget-game revenues haven't kept pace with the cost of development.
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It employs just 6 percent of the workforce and can make up to a quarter of the country's economic activity, much more if you include "nonbank banks" like the former GE Capital.
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From leading 90s DC punk provocateurs Nation of Ulysses, to the garage soul of the Make Up, to the cosmic Weird War, Svenonious has exuded a dapper, debonair, and deeply intelligent awareness.
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Still, Biden has 32 endorsements in the state and leads Harris in polls among African American voters, a gap she must make up to have a strong showing throughout the South and beyond.
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This 28-ounce container can make up to 14 servings in one go, so serving guests will be easy — and cold brew leftovers stay fresh in the fridge for up to two weeks.
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Third, the proposal would allow collectors to make up to seven attempted calls per debt per week, either to the consumer or to friends and family to ask for the consumer's contact information.
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Make up to five dozen cookies, a loaf of bread, a batch of guacamole, pulled pork, and more in the included bowl and get to mixing with the device's 212 separate speed options.
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Given that there will be approximately 180 days in the season in 2017-3003, a two-way player could make up to around $203,903 in NBA money on top of their D-League salary.
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Standard users will be limited to three free trades per month, while premium customers — who pay about £7 a month — can make up to eight free trades and metal users get up to 100.
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Deep was able to tell his tale in detail, recounting his anger, despair and helplessness as they worked round the clock to make up to 1,000 bricks a day for 100 Indian rupees($1.56).
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Uber drivers can make up to $60,000 per year in New York, according to the company's estimates, but this number varies depending on the price of car insurance, gas expenses, and hours they work.
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On top of that, the report estimates that the Treasury could stand to make up to around $1.25 billion per year from a cannabis market with a potential annual worth of about $8.5 billion.
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The silo, which will make up to 20,000 tonnes of storage capacity available for CME deliveries, joins 16 other sites that were approved by CME before the launch of its EU futures last September.
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Dog DNA testing just needs a DNA sample from your pooch, which can be mailed in; then it's able to compare your pet's unique genetic make-up to those of 150 different dog breeds.
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At one of its North American offices recently, an employee standing in line for food complained to his colleagues that their employer should make up to its workers financially for the reduced food options.
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The coffee machine can make up to seven cups of cold brew in as little as 25 minutes, which sets it apart from manual cold brew makers that can take 12 to 24 hours.
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With persistent posting, and the benefit of living in Howard's biggest all-female freshman dorm, Karimah not only found new friends, she found clients — she can make up to $100 a week styling hair.
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Also exposed: Apple suppliers face concerns that the outbreak could affect the tech company's plans to make up to 80 million iPhones in the first half of the year, according to a Nikkei report.
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Palestinians can be exploited by unscrupulous Israeli employers but can make up to three times more working in factories and construction in Israeli settlements, farms, and industrial zones than in jobs in the Palestinian territories.
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Labour costs are lower than at yards in Europe, America or Turkey (workers at Alang make up to 800 rupees, or $11, per day, and usually less) and safety and environmental regulations are much weaker.
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The Canucks have what psychologists call Oblivious Confidence, a term that I didn't just make up to explain when a person has no right to feel good about themselves yet don't recognize all their flaws.
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The 26-year-old is eligible for an extension this summer, though he noted agreeing to such a deal "doesn't make any sense" considering the potential to make up to $80 million more next offseason.
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In response to the outcry, the company raised that savings to $300 while enhancing a program that eliminates out-of-pocket costs for those who make up to 400 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is on pace to make up to $170 million on its opening weekend and become the best pre-summer debut ever, beating the previous record, set by Hunger Games.
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The factory, which will have the capacity to make up to 300,000 cars a year, is part of an initiative by Toyota to invest $10 billion in the United States over the next five years.
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A YouTube star who used her make-up tutorial channel to announce that she was giving up make-up to join the "corset-free" movement, which challenges unrealistic beauty standards, received a torrent of online threats.
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His ideas include selling its 23 percent stake in L'Oreal and using the proceeds for M&A or share buybacks, reorganizing into three internal units, and divesting businesses that make up to 15 percent of sales.
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As part of their recovery, women at the hospital are offered classes in applying make-up to help cover their facial scars and burns, as well as dance therapy to boost their self-esteem and confidence.
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One of the largest producers, Dairygold, has announced a "Brexit-proofing" plan to open a factory in Cork to make up to 20,000 tonnes a year of Jarlsberg, a Norwegian speciality, in partnership with Norway's Tine.
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By selling these goods in his native, Guinea, he could make up to $22013,21986 on each container, or $21986,21 a year -- a genuine fortune in a nation where the gross national income per capita is $27.
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Relations between Sunnis - who make up to 85 percent of Kuwait's 1.4 million citizens - and the minority Shi'ite community have been mostly amicable, but rivalry between its neighbors Iran and Saudi Arabia have strained that harmony.
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Nissan Motor Co expects that zero-emission cars will make up to 20 percent of its sales in Europe by 2020, Gareth Dunsmore, Electric Vehicle (EV) Director for Nissan Europe said in a statement on Monday.
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Federal government employees can make up to $134,776, not including adjustments made for cities with high costs of living such as D.C. CFPB staffers operate under the Federal Reserve's pay scale, which caps salaries at $250,000.
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According to Weitzer, while high-end escorts can make up to $10,000 per client, lower-level escorts may charge more like $200 for a sex act; at the lowest end, street workers may charge $20 or less.
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AMC also boasts that the service will allow you to make up to three reservations at once in advance without having to physically be at the theater, unlike MoviePass's one-at-a-time, location-dependent ticketing model.
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Dogs with 163,000 followers can make $200 per post, dogs with 150,2365 to 2000,214 followers can make $22018,27 a post, and dogs with one million followers can make up to $246,183 per post, according to Market Watch.
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Workers scoff at the company's assertions that they pay a living wage—due to a complicated commission system that most workers don't understand, employees may sometimes make up to $15 an hour, but rates are not standardized.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel has relaxed the country's restrictions on gun licenses, in a move that could make up to 500,000 more civilians eligible to carry firearms, provided they have a certain amount of military or security training.
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The company has asked its suppliers, many of whom have manufacturing centers in China, to make up to 80 million iPhones in the first half of 2020, the Nikkei reported, citing people familiar with the company's plans.
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As part of the changes, the RBNZ will allow banks to make up to 15 percent of new loans to owner occupiers with LVRs of more than 80 percent, up from the current cap of 10 percent.
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You can make up to 14 cups of coffee at once in this thing, which is a game-changer for households with more than one cold-brew drinker, or just for people that like to brew less frequently.
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She made more than a million dollars in her first four months of business, and once wrote in Yale Law School's Legal Affairs publication that she could make up to $97,000 a night in commissions from her prostitutes.
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Charlize Theron, who underwent hours in make-up to transform her appearance for her role as former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, is one of the favorites, along with her "Bombshell" co-stars Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie.
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If about 85 percent of the space is used for small products typical of a U.S. warehouse set-up Amazon would be able to store 15 million products and make up to 1 million deliveries a day nationwide.
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Cities with high inventories can continue to offer financial compensation for the rebuilding projects, the ministry said, while asking those with low inventories and high property prices to build new homes instead to make up to home-owners.
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The 29-year-old longtime Trump aide could be expected to make up to $85033 million from an advance to a book deal and is actively being contacted by movie and TV producers as well, the Mail reported.
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Despite only getting a 10-minute lunch break (that's not enough time for me to even figure out what I want to eat), these gals can make up to $1,500 in a day for their hard work and efficiency.
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It wouldn't be surprising if Billion Surprise Toys, which has nearly 16 million subscribers and has the potential to make up to millions of dollars per year, according to Social Blade, is trying to crack down on the memes.
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Marks & Spencer could do deal with Ocado for online groceries;Amazon and Waitrose could be hurdles to a deal, Credit Suisse says;Analysts think Ocado could make up to £4 million from a deal, impact for M&S limited.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Conor McGregor, who stands to make up to $100 million from Saturday's boxing match against Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas, is not known for his humility, but the Irishman certainly hasn't forgotten where he came from.
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Nationally, the White House and Congress are working on a $2 trillion stimulus package that includes $1,13 direct payments to individuals who make up to $75,000, and $2,400 to married couples making up to $150,000, plus $500 per child.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank said on Sunday it would make up to 5 trillion won ($4.12 billion) of extremely cheap funds newly available for local banks that increase lending to smaller firms hit by the economic slowdown.
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The company said on Wednesday that it has the capacity at its Fremont, California, factory to make up to 2500,2500 Model 2000 and Model Y vehicles, combined, this year, compared to 23,20193 Model S sedans and Model X SUVs.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank said on Sunday it would make up to 5 trillion won ($4.12 billion) of extremely cheap funds newly available for local banks that increase lending to smaller firms hit by the economic slowdown.
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The head of a Beijing-backed trade association said the Chinese government may lift extra tariffs on U.S. farm products to allow importers to make up to $50 billion of purchases amid the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, according to Reuters.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Camil Alimentos SA, Brazil's second-largest canned fish producer, decided to delay the pricing of an initial public offering for six more days, in order to make up-to-date financial information available to potential investors.
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Now Jongen's company IBA is hiring 0.76123 engineers to cope with demand for the technology, increasing its workforce by a third, and expanding its production capacity to make up to 20.7612 machines a year, from a maximum of eight now.
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Cleary told jurors at the beginning of the trial the workers came voluntarily to the United States, where they could make up to five times as much money as they could in China, and that Zhong was never involved in violence.
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The streaming service will be available for a monthly or an annual rate, and Disney's press release says pricing varies outside the US. For each account, you'll be able to make up to seven profiles where you can save watch lists.
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While other companies are laying off staff and looking for merger partners, Dotdash is projected to grow revenue 20% to $133 million this year and make up to $45 million in EBIDTA this year after losing $3 million in 2017.
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Now Jongen's company IBA is hiring 400 engineers to cope with demand for the technology, increasing its workforce by a third, and expanding its production capacity to make up to 30 machines a year, from a maximum of eight now.
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While a recent college graduate can earn up to $130,600 right out of college, MBA graduates get drastic salary bumps and can make up to $170,20153 in base salary alone — and that's not including bonuses and company covered expenses like relocation.
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Lopez Obrador said on Friday he would make up to 40,000 jobs available along the border to migrants while they wait in Mexico for the results of their U.S. asylum claims under an agreement forged with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Many are eagerly awaiting the replacement of the Obama-era rule requiring time-and-a-half overtime pay for most salaried workers who make up to about $47,500 per year with a new regulation featuring a substantially lower income threshold.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella And while Smith's new music may sound different, he promises there will be "more songs to relate to, party to, break up to, make up to, and hopefully find stuck in your head.
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At least 50 people were convicted of homosexuality between 2010 and 2014 - for acts ranging from cross-dressing and wearing make-up to a man texting "I love you" to another man - according to data collected by The Cameroonian Foundation for AIDS.
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People who make up to 1.5 times the minimum wage (or about $810 a week) can get 90 percent of their income from the program and then 50 percent of whatever they make above that with a cap of $1,000 per week.
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For N.F.L. cheerleaders, there's a further twist: They must stand on the sidelines, in high heels, cheering for the men for very little money in a world where players rake in millions and even the mascots make up to $65,000 a year.
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At least 50 people were convicted of homosexuality between 2010 and 2014 - for acts ranging from cross-dressing and wearing make-up to a man texting 'I love you' to another man - according to data collected by The Cameroonian Foundation for AIDS.
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The United Nations said last week it was bracing for the world's biggest and most complex humanitarian effort in the battle for the city, which could make up to 1 million people homeless and see civilians used as human shields or even gassed.
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Route One sounds like something a friend might make up to pull one over on you: a band famous for their glacial, yawning music is now pairing that music with a seemingly endless stream of meadows, mountains, and deserted asphalt live on YouTube.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Talent agency Cube Entertainment Inc is poised to become the latest K-pop producer to link up with a Chinese partner, banking on the popularity of everything South Korean from make-up to music in the world's second largest economy.
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You can make up to seven servings of ready-to-drink cold brew at a time (or 38.993 servings of cold brew concentrate that you'll dilute with ice or milk), and cleanup is as easy as running the system again with plain water.
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So few people expected that, during Mr. Trump's visit to Beijing last week, a major Wall Street bank would announce it had teamed up with an arm of the Chinese government to make up to $5 billion in deals in the United States.
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The United Nations is under growing pressure to show it can halt the violence, two decades after the 1994 genocide of ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus by the Hutu majority in neighboring Rwanda, which has a similar ethnic make-up to Burundi.
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Separately, the Trump administration is asking Congress to authorize letting FEMA to use funds at an "accelerated rate" to make up to $2202 billion available during the duration of the short-term spending bill Congress is expected to approve later this month.
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Kerr said the crime was becoming more attractive to gangs who could make up to 600 pounds ($780) per day from each woman exploited for prostitution, saying one Romanian gang was making 5 million euros a month by trafficking women in the sex trade.
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At Ahold's Peapod warehouse in Jersey City, pickers who start on about $22020 per hour with benefits can make up to $28 an hour extra if they beat speed targets, but they are also closely monitored for quality: a dented tin could mean a refund.
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The French capital lost at least 20,000 rental properties from the market over the last five years, and in the central and western part of Paris tourist rentals now make up to 20 percent of the global rental offer, the City said in its ruling.
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It's going to mean big bucks at Allen & Co., said Jeffrey Nassof, director at mergers and acquisitions consulting firm Freeman & Co. Altogether, the banks that work both sides of the Wal-Mart acquisition of Jet stand to make up to $45 million combined, he said.
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The 218-year-old firm, which operates in over 229 markets, said the new plant next to its headquarters in Street, Somerset, will have the capacity to make up to 245.2,27 pairs of Desert Boots a year and will give it shorter lead times.
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Tony Okpanachi, Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) chief executive, told Reuters during the recession last year, that the new state-backed lender, would make up to 20,000 new loans to small firms within its first year of operation to help unlock credit to the economy.
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The central bank said in August that it could make up to 100 billion pounds of cheap finance available to banks through the scheme, and expected some to use the TFS to roll over financing from the BoE's earlier Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS).
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Apple has asked its Asian suppliers to make up to 2450 million iPhones in the first half comprised of 65 million of its older iPhones and up to 15 million of a less-expensive model it plans to unveil in March, according to the report.
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We still don't know what Apple wants to do with that content: The Wall Street Journal says Apple wants to make up to 10 "Game of Thrones" or "House of Cards"-scale shows, but that's not enough to launch a full-scale subscription service.
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We still don't know what Apple wants to do with that content: The Wall Street Journal says Apple wants to make up to 10 "Game of Thrones"- or "House of Cards"-scale shows, but that's not enough to launch a full-scale subscription service.
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In expansion states, adults who make up to 138% of the federal poverty level qualify to enroll in Medicaid ($16,600 for an individual, $28,400 for a family of four.) The federal government covers 90% of the added costs while the state is responsible for the remaining 10%.
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It also focused on consumer privacy issues, showing how some firms were using machines to make up to 5,000 nuisance calls a day and accused financial technology firm Samoyed Holding, which filed for a U.S. initial public offering last year, of collecting personal information without consumers' knowledge.
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ERBIL (Reuters) - The United Nations says it bracing for the world's biggest and most complex humanitarian effort in the upcoming battle for the Iraqi city of Mosul, which could make up to 1 million people homeless and see civilians used as human shields or even gassed.
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But the AHCA does away with the income-based tax credits altogether, moving toward a tax credit system that scales based on age instead of income — although only individuals who make up to $75,000 a year can get a tax credit — and is, generally, just less generous.
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International brands in China are losing market share to domestic companies in everyday items ranging from fruit juice and make-up to toothbrushes, according to a large-scale survey released on Tuesday, as multinationals struggle to adapt to changing tastes in the world's largest consumer market.
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"New Yorkers have really stepped up to the plate and found a way to produce things we never thought we could produce in 36 hours," Mr. Rodrigues said, adding that over the next three months, local manufacturers are aiming to make up to 1.5 million face shields.
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To combat the economic and financial damage inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic, households and businesses with good credit will be able to renegotiate loans, and lower capital requirements for banks will make up to 637 billion reais ($127 billion) available for new loans, the central bank said.
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That is one reason G.M. sought to preserve a so-called two-tiered wage scale introduced amid the company's struggles over a decade ago, in which workers hired after 2007 make up to 45 percent less than the $31 an hour that veteran workers currently earn.
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The French capital lost at least 20,000 rental properties from the market over the last five years, and in the central and western part of Paris tourist rentals now make up to 20 percent of the global rental offer, the City Council said in its ruling.
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Though Levy finds himself with some significant ground to make up to secure a Ryder Cup roster spot via performance, a victory in the tour's flagship event could go a long way toward either closing the gap or planting a seed in Bjorn's wild-card decision.
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Shipt now operates in over 173 U.S. cities and has a network of over 40,000 personal shoppers, with plans to have around 100,000 shoppers by the end of 4.23 (who Shipt says can make up to $25 an order, with each order taking around an hour to fill).
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Shipt now operates in over 80 U.S. markets and has a network of 40,000 personal shoppers, with plans to have around 100,000 shoppers by the end of the year (who Shipt says can make up to $20173 an order, with each order taking around an hour to fill).
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President Donald Trump on Friday angrily demanded that the Federal Reserve lower a key interest rate in response to the coronavirus crisis, a day after the Fed announced it would make up to a massive $1.5 trillion worth of short-term loans to support credit markets and assure liquidity.
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In a scene that's as touching as it is painful, we see Angela, now dressed as a man and claiming to be working at the cosmetics counter in Bloomingdale's, trying to make up to her younger sister, Lala (the excellent Yadira Guevara-Prip), from whom she has been estranged.
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In his favor: Jenkins directed the 2017 best-picture winner "Moonlight," but the academy still has a few things it could make up to him: In addition to the infamous envelope snafu that briefly gave the top prize to "La La Land," Jenkins lost the directing Oscar to Damien Chazelle.
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It's essentially free money: When companies offer a 401(k) match, they agree to kick in whatever contribution you make up to a certain amount, so if your employer offers a 5% match, and you contribute 5% of your salary, the equivalent of 10% of your salary goes into the tax-advantaged account.
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It's essentially free money: When companies offer a 2000(k) match, they agree to kick in whatever contribution you make up to a certain amount, so if your employer offers a 23% match, and you contribute 2500% of your salary, the equivalent of 27% of your salary goes into the tax-advantaged account.
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Things like Sony's funky smart home concept involving projectors and light bulbs with built-in speakers, a double-sided TV, a magic mirror that applied digital make-up to your face, a smartwatch with a projection screen inside of it and a LEGO-style stackable mini PC all made the trip worth it.
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"Although they can make up to about 5,000 yuan per month, which is quite high in my eyes, I feel that these workers are not in good health because of all the overtime," one worker who makes 3,000 yuan (about $470) a month as a clerk told the South China Morning Post.
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To help figure out how kids can learn, make a living, and come to grips with this change in reality, I called up the CEO of the largest job website in the world and asked him where a kid can learn fast to learn the skills to make up to $22019,000 in a weekend.
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"This unique conjunction of the two onetime top-ranking stars in a story about two aging sisters who were once theatrical celebrities themselves does not afford either opportunity to do more than wear grotesque costumes, make up to look like witches and chew the scenery to shreds," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
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Out of 135 apartments, 82 will be allotted to homeless veterans, while the rest will be reserved for renters making up to 60 percent of the area's median income; a single applicant would need to make up to $43,860 a year to qualify, while a family of four would need to make no more than $62,580.
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A survey from the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics found that 22020% of Americans between the ages of 2125 and 2000 support eliminating tuition and fees at public colleges and universities for students from families that make up to $123,212, and making community college tuition-free for all income levels for an estimated cost of $212 billion.
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"I hope the government, having given the green light to the so-called TAP in Puglia, will not offer up the Turin-Lyon line and other major projects in the north as a sacrificial lamb to make up to (5-Star) voters," said Sergio Chiamparino, a member of the centre-left Democratic Party who heads the Piedmont region centred on Turin.
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