The next best thing, money-wise, tends to be pharmaceutical medications.
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Money-wise, I'd be fine temporarily, but I needed a plan.
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If you say money-wise, then I'm not sure, it could be improving.
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Money-wise ... she requires $750 per diem, plus $3k to cover personal security costs.
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But a startling number of Americans are unprepared to cope with them, money-wise.
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And I don't say powerful as in money-wise or connections or nothing like that.
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Only time will tell if this ending will be any happier ... money-wise, we mean.
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Most consumers won't need this tool, and if they do, it'll set them back money-wise.
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So a diploma from a top-tier college can indeed give you a significant boost, money-wise.
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For now though, money-wise, Dr. Meredith Grey reigns as queen of Shondaland, besides Shonda herself, of course.
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"She could have built her own goddam zoo and not even worried about it, money wise," he said.
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If you want to set up DVR you'll have to spend a little more—both time and money-wise.
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Nowadays, many couples have plans for how to cope, money-wise, after a layoff or if a medical disaster strikes.
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The filings with the Internal Revenue Service make out the TerraMar Project to be a relatively small enterprise, money-wise.
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In other words, Anthony Scaramucci isn't more important than Dina Lohan this year ... at least not from the jump, money-wise.
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Money-wise, we're told Chris stands to make anywhere from 5 to 6 figures ... depending on ticket sales and online streams.
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Sit down quarterly with your spouse and review where you are money-wise to make sure spending doesn't get out of control.
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Luckily, the most important thing to do money-wise in your 20s isn't to save a certain amount or invest a particular way.
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Ahead, we've put together a list of simple financial goals that can help you get to a much better place, money-wise, in 2019.
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Ron Howard is taking issue with reports Disney is putting future 'Star Wars' spin-offs on ice after his flick fell short, money-wise.
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Consider the charts below from personal finance site NerdWallet, which show the break-even period (when buying becomes more advantageous than renting, money-wise).
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One thing to keep in mind as you strive to raise money-wise children: You also need to keep an eye on their credit scores.
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In order for a financial plan to be effective, you need to honestly evaluate where you are, money-wise, and where you want to be someday.
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Today, have paid maybe 20 dollars and I've gotten a joint, a bunch of edibles, a bunch of gummies, it's been a very productive day money-wise.
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"Money-wise, that would only come when we were in the Premier League so we pushed a lot of money, time and effort to make it happen," Aiyawatt recalled.
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It's not too tough to do the math here and see that many people in our generation are stretched thin time and money-wise because we're not getting paid time off.
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If Ramela ended up in a tight position money-wise, he's prepared to draw from his retirement accounts, sell off assets or even start driving for a ride-share service like Uber.
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Initially, we thought we could still make our tour to Austin and just book some unofficial showcases, but we had too much riding money-wise on the official showcases to make the tour worth it.
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However, it's possible to take control of your finances, no matter where you are in your journey, and it's often worth the effort: A full 87 percent of respondents say that "nothing makes them happier" than knowing they're in a good place, money-wise.
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Reviews complained of ports that suffered from "Apple conversionitis", retaining the Apple's "lousy sound and black-white- green-purple graphics"; after Garriott's statement, when Dan Bunten asked "Atari and Commodore people in the audience, are you happy with the Apple rewrites?" the audience shouted "No!" Garriott responded, "[otherwise] the Apple version will never get done. From a publisher's point of view that's not money wise". Others worked differently.
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In the summer of 2002, he joined Parma for €7 million, at the time a record transfer fee for an Australian player. "Moving to Parma was a big change in every way, not just money-wise but it is a big club. The structure of the club, the facilities, its popularity means you are under a lot more pressure to get a result," he said following the close of the season, well aware of his profile. Though he was hampered by a series of injuries, his 24 appearances in 2002–03 helped Parma to fifth and a UEFA Cup place.
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Kiyoshi Murota (, born 26 July 1955) is a Japanese professional golfer. Murota was born in Gunma Prefecture and attended the Nippon Sport Science University. After graduating, he became golf teaching instructor, and was well liked in Japan because of his easy, simple tips to help amateur golfers. While teaching, he would keep trying to become a touring professional. He obtained his Japan Golf Tour card after four tries at qualifying school after 1982. Murota's first win on the Japan Golf Tour came in 1991 but his best season money wise was 1992, where he finished 6th on the Order of Merit list, earning US$980,000 for the season.
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The Star of Larry David Through diverse media, Wise often critiques consumer culture, commercialization, "ideas of 'wellness'", and the self-construction of identity. Wise employs comedic, satirical, and self deprecating strategies while using references to art history, such as the pronkstillevens that inspired sculptures in her exhibition Of false beaches and butter money. Wise considers 17th-century Dutch still lifes to be the "early modern equivalent of rap music." Wise's sculpture work also includes Quit Playing Games with my Nips, a sculpture of dice covered in pierced nipples made of latex, as well as Star of Larry David, a Star of David constructed from oil painted urethane casts of bacon.
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The station's programming consists of locally produced Christian teaching and news as well as a blend of traditional easy listening and adult contemporary Christian music combined with nationally syndicated Christian teaching and programs including Renewing Your Mind with R.C. Sproul, Truth for Life with Alistair Begg, Just Thinking and Let My People Think with Ravi Zacharias, The Bible Study Hour with James Montgomery Boice, Unlocking the Bible with Colin Smith, Conversations with Harry Reeder, Revive our Hearts with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Joni and Friends with Joni Eareckson Tada, The White Horse Inn with Michael Horton, Reflections on the Word with John Vance, Lamplighter Theatre, Sing for Joy, Songs in the Night with Irwin Lutzer, Money Wise with Howard Dayton and Steve Moore, The Public Square from the American Policy Roundtable, and The Colson Center's BreakPoint.
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Founded in 2010, Operation Freedom Paws is a nonprofit organization Cortani brought to life in hopes of working with veterans to train their own service dogs by matching them with shelter dogs that were also seeking a long- term home. It works as a 48-week long program provided to the veterans free of charge on a 4.2 acre Canine Education Center found in San Martin, CA. Cortani prides the operation on its values and beliefs towards funding, as they don't send out "annual beg letters" that other nonprofits do in hopes of receiving donations, and instead prioritize having a more human and personal connection with those that choose to donate. This unfortunately does leave the operation in a tight spot money wise from time to time as it costs them roughly $15,000 per dog team, which quickly adds up with each veteran they help. In order to fund these services, Operation Freedom Paws teamed up with the Faith Hazeltine's Birthday 5k Run and Walk Extravaganza at the Vino Godfather on Mare Island and receives all the proceeds from the charity event.
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