She pays for Netflix, while Duke pays for HBO and Spotify.
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My sister pays for the Uber and my mom pays for the food.
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The end user pays for internet the same way an analogue meme consumer pays for shipping.
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As it currently stands, I pay for Netflix, a friend in San Francisco pays for Hulu and another here in New York pays for HBO Now.
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Indexed Universal Life Insurance: $300Housekeeper: $50 (My roommate also pays $50.)Gym: $40Cell Phone: $0 — I have two; my job pays for one and my mom pays for the other.
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Since it's part of my commute, work pays for it.
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He also pays for the Uber there and home, too.
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The media partner I'm meeting with pays for the meal.
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I pay for the Uber, and BF pays for drinks.
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The happy couple pays for the rest of the cost.
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My boyfriend pays for dinner, so it's free for me.
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Mom pays for parking and the first round of drinks.
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A customer pays for cannabis last month in Las Vegas.
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B. pays for our chicken sandwiches and we dig in.
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A coworker pays for my drink with the company card.
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The client pays for the evening activities and for food.
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Gym Membership: $8Netflix, NFL Pass, Hulu: Boyfriend pays for these.
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Though not everyone owns a car, everyone pays for one.
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I pay for Hulu and a girlfriend pays for Netflix.
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She pays for our tickets and tickets for the bus.
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My mom is lovely and pays for them for me.
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My best friend's boyfriend pays for all of the food.
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It is unknown how much China pays for that gas.
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Insurance pays for the session via the Employee Assistance Program.
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Utilities, TV & Internet: My BF pays for all of them.
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Medicare pays for home dialysis, but adoption has been slow.
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"Tata pays for the houses of its workers," he says.
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The lesson here is that crime pays for the powerful.
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Medicaid pays for care for many people with opioid addiction.
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She pays for her commute, her clothes and her entertainment.
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It also pays for pesticide safety education for farm workers.
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Medicaid pays for the ventilator Gabe needs to assist him.
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Medicaid also pays for nurses to come to the house.
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" (Then Trump lied about it.) "Who pays for the wall?
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She pays for groceries with one from Discover Financial Services.
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If they can't, then a church fund pays for it.
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Like, what kind of billionaire pays for stuff in installments?
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B. pays for a Tecate and two tacos for me.
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Another colleague pays for the Uber back to the office.
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A pays for parking and I Venmo her my share.
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That money, which comes from Mexico(?), pays for the wall?
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The only thing she pays for is her own food.
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The buyer also pays for legal and land surveying services.
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And it'll be interesting to see who pays for them.
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West Virginia's Medicaid program only pays for it once in a person's lifetime, and if the patient is addicted to opioids, he needs to demonstrate he's been sober before insurance pays for the cure.
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A big part of the discrepancy is that while Oracle pays for certain security measures for Ellison and Hurd, the company says in the filing that Catz pays for the security of her own residence.
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Aid from the US: $45.7 million What it pays for: Aid to El Salvador pays for programs that provide greater educational and economic opportunities for "vulnerable youth in high-crime communities," the US government says.
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J. orders an iced latte and pays for both of us.
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I offer to split the bill but he pays for everything.
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I have a second work cell that my company pays for.
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A government program also pays for shots for low-income children.
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The US pays for an agreed-upon 22% of that budget.
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He pays for me to climb, since I bought the burritos.
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AppleCare+ pays for itself, if anything ever happens to your phone.
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He gets 3 beers and he pays for our drinks ($30).
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Take Part A, which pays for hospitals and skilled nursing care.
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I pay for the food and he pays for the gas.
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My grandfather also pays for my textbooks and other school essentials.
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He pays for our Uber to the marina to meet them.
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The price IGTV pays for originality is a steep learning curve.
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If your insurance company pays for it, then they own it.
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Plus, this is a renovation that more than pays for itself.
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My boyfriend pays for dinner and I pay for the tip.
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We call it a night and he pays for our tab.
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I pay this, and my roommate pays for all other utilities.
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One of the managers pays for everyone; she'll expense it later.
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Added bonus: My employer pays for my public transportation in full!
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He pays for the meal and I leave a $83 tip.
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The federal government pays for an office for all ex-presidents.
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G. pays for his food and mine, which is around $229.
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My fiancé pays for our cleaner, who comes once a week.
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My boyfriend pays for doggie daycare, even though I offered ($38).
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He pays for utilities, but I usually pay for the groceries.
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The US pays for an agreed-upon 250% of that budget.
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He pays for all that hobby stuff with his fun money.
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He pays for our salads and I get the Uber home.
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This week, she buys peonies and pays for a yurt rental.
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Often, the school district pays for it from its general fund.
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It means the state pays for services only if they work.
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Medicare pays for most care for people with severe kidney disease.
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Venture cash then pays for sales staff who can snag customers.
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That could include some changes to how Medicare pays for drugs.
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"I've got co-pays for specialists that are $60," she said.
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The other 83 cents pays for processing, transportation and other costs.
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"This kind of investment pays for itself very quickly," he said.
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Who pays for those guards depends on the type of building.
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Who pays for the training of that personnel to use magnetometers?
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The program pays for 2628 percent of total nursing home bills.
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We alternate who pays for groceries and today is my turn.
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The issue isn't merely that no one pays for porn anymore.
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Medicare is a program that pays for senior citizens' health care.
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In limited cases, it pays for veterans to see private doctors.
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Consumer pays for a subscription, there's advertising, there's other stuff. Exactly.
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The key variable is what the newly created money pays for.
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The bottom line: Someone always pays for building on the cheap.
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But who pays for the cost of these tests, which Rep.
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Assuming so, then who pays for it the next time around?
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Medicaid pays for two-thirds of the people in nursing homes.
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It also pays for promoted tweets from its CEO's personal account.
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Moreover, Medicaid pays for more than just medical treatment and medications.
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And it pays for all of that with Iran's own money.
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And the first thing they ask is, 'Who pays for porn?
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And not just because the I.R.S. more than pays for itself.
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"The hotel pays for everything," the restaurateur Ken Friedman said. Everything?
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Warren] has not indicated how she pays for it, and [Sen.
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Yet the public can't get the footage it essentially pays for.
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That includes collision coverage, which pays for damage to your car in an accident, or comprehensive coverage, which pays for other types of damage to your car, including from hail or flooding, or hitting a deer.
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Chieh personally pays for employees' children's college tuition (with no limit on cost) and the company pays for life-changing events like weddings up to $20,000, depending on how long the employee has been with Boxed.
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Chieh personally pays for employees' children's college tuition (with no limit on cost) and the business pays for life-changing events like weddings up to $20,000, depending on how long the employee has been with Boxed.
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There are several types of universal healthcare, including single-payer, where the government pays for care provided by private companies (see: Canada), or socialized medicine, where the government pays for and provides the care (see: the UK).
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Advertising pays for a lot of what you see on the Internet.
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What the government pays for is what the government thinks is important.
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L. pays for brunch to thank me for all the wedding help.
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"The Bangladeshi government pays for all of our hospital stays," Ahmed said.
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J. pays for all of us because of the $5 card minimum.
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Brandt said the company doesn't disclose how much it pays for campaigns.
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He pays for the food and beer and also the movie. Swoon.
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But lime is expensive and heavy, and pays for itself only slowly.
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She even drives away Pony, the woman she pays for BDSM services.
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One coworker pays for all four of us; she'll expense it later.
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The state only pays for medicines above a monthly threshold of €134.
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The federal government pays for less than 10% of public-school funds.
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The pass pays for itself after four visits, which I significantly exceed.
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Thanks to the $2,700 monthly rent roll, the duplex pays for itself.
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My sister pays for the food, since I bought the movie tickets.
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Who pays for a brokerage window will vary according to the situation.
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The monthly cost is $2110 but work pays for half of it.
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We head over and BF pays for our $30 admission ($93 each).
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And who pays for the raw materials needed to make the presents?
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"Good science is good science, regardless who pays for it," said Resnik.
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So it's-- a hugely valuable device, which the other guy pays for.
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I pay for the electricity, and my boyfriend pays for the internet.
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Currently, the highest anyone pays for incoming cargo is $35.30 per ton.
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These are our civil servants—we, the public, pays for this research.
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Maybe it pays for exclusive music from Drake or Chance the Rapper.
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And where does the money that pays for prescription drugs actually go?
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And that's all these cases are about: Who pays for the damages?
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My boyfriend pays for these, but I pay for our renter's insurance.
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Fast forward a few decades, and global migration pays for my groceries.
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And making major structural changes to your home rarely pays for itself.
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The little guy is always the one who pays for these decisions.
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The Gates program then pays for all of a student's unmet need.
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The cook chooses a knife, pays for it, and can keeps it.
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The bill comes out to $78.57, but the husband pays for it.
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He pays for the drinks and we have a really good time.
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We split a half chicken and two sides, which he pays for.
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Medicaid pays for nearly half of all pregnancies in the United States.
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A $5 cover charge pays for the buffet and a T-shirt.
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The question of who pays for seniors' care is becoming increasingly urgent.
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What people don't get is it still pays for most of everything.
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The problem is the price that Kill's body pays for that regimen.
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The critic pays for all meals and is reimbursed by The Times.
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In Texas, the governor pays for private charters, even to government events.
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"There are so many variables on who pays for what," she said.
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The money pays for counseling, support groups and a 24-hour hotline.
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Neither pays for household expenses, which to me is not the issue.
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Trump has proposed eliminating a budget pot that pays for the program.
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We have three rounds (I pay for one, he pays for two).
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The house is paid off, and Sanchez pays for utilities and upkeep.
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It's probably too much to claim that helping children pays for itself.
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The government already pays for about two-thirds of health care costs.
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The Times Company pays for all the administrative costs of the fund.
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She's a librarian who pays for garlic with pennies at the bodega.
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My dad pays for me and we play a nine-hole scramble.
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J. pays for both of these groceries with the weekly grocery money.
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Mr. Daher says his income barely pays for food for the family.
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Being with someone who pays for you can create a sinister dynamic.
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Silverstein's Social Security pays for part of the rent and some bills.
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All of this is true no matter who pays for the wall.
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Money from the scam pays for more guns and perpetuates the cycle.
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But the money also pays for lavish parties, flashy cars, and guns.
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The drafters of the Affordable Care Act certainly hope so — which is why they included dozens of Obamacare programs that try to move the health care system from one that pays for volume to one that pays for value.
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People taxed on their wages now pays for the benefits of current retirees.
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If he finds something he likes, he pays for it and keeps it.
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Their appetite pays for the smaller acts booked by promoters, clubs, and festivals.
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Facebook's advertising machine, which pays for them, will be running full steam ahead.
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She pays for everything with the money she saved from her baking business.
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We alternate who pays for our dinner dates, and now it's his turn.
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G. pays for dinner, and I order a Lyft back to his house.
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"Solar creates energy and pays for itself," he said at the Iowa rally.
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Residents say the fee pays for beach cleanup and maintaining a wooden staircase.
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My work pays for about three workout classes a week, so it's free.
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He pays for the drinks and movie tickets so I get the grub.
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My job pays for my membership, so this is totally work-related, right?
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Uber, for example, now pays for its employees to complete two IVF cycles.
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The other is a hustler named Mitko, whom the teacher pays for sex.
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Medicaid pays for a home health attendant, who visits three times a week.
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Clunky, yes, but it pays for itself with just one movie a month.
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The system pays for disease, and not, for instance, for healthy, nourishing food.
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Medicaid already pays for nearly half of all live births in this country.
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My boyfriend pays for the Uber, and I buy his ice cream ($8).
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But it more than pays for itself, says Mark Swift, the outfit's boss.
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My roommate pays for our Amazon prime every year since I handle Netflix.
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Trump has often repeated that China pays for U.S. tariffs on its goods.
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It limits how much the state pays for prescription drugs from pharmaceutical companies.
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As someone who pays for Spotify, this makes me feel a little dumb!
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Shinto's job pays for her MUNI pass and BART tickets within the city.
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I head home far too late in an Uber my friend pays for.
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Anita, a retired teacher, pays for her education at a nearby boarding school.
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My husband pays for our Netflix/Hulu himself, so we call it even.
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Lucky to still be on the family plan, which my mom pays for.
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Spending money to save energy quickly pays for itself, said Adobe Systems Inc.
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So, at least to some extent, they argue, Medicaid expansion pays for itself.
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But he goes and pays for things in cash, which makes that hard.
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Who pays for Rudy Giuliani's travel and work on President Donald Trump's behalf?
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He pays for everything himself or posts requests to websites such as DonorsChoose.
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Belgium's public health-care scheme pays for up to six cycles of IVF.
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But determining who pays for the work is making just as little progress.
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It pays for the care of two-thirds of people in nursing homes.
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Private money currently pays for more of Pakistan's education than the government does.
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Leave the restaurant stuffed, and BF pays for dinner since it's cash only.
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My pays for the drinks and food and says she'll Venmo us later.
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I'm just not totally convinced it will be the service everyone pays for.
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He says the subject of who pays for the wall didn't come up.
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Not covering them will reduce how much the government pays for subsidized coverage.
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No, insurance companies would not suspend co-pays for coronavirus "treatment" — only testing.
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Patients are content because manufacturers help them with co-pays for expensive drugs.
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My mum pays for this and our check is at $315, including tip.
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Washington pays for the aid at a cost of about $70 billion annually.
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I get us two rounds of beer each, and K. pays for dinner.
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Zillow buys houses directly from homeowners, pays for minor repairs and resells them.
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States can mandate free co-pays for insulin with or without congressional action.
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The Republican answer appears to be money and the propaganda it pays for.
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The money you save with the code essentially pays for one of those.
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We get on the train (mom pays for tickets) and into the city.
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In a job, an employer pays for services an employee agrees to perform.
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The current program pays for the health care of everyone who is eligible.
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Comprehensive car insurance, an optional coverage, pays for flood damage to a vehicle.
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W. gets his usual coffee with two creams and pays for the drinks.
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This idea is behind many policies that change how Medicare pays for care.
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T. pays for the bus and I don't see how much it is.
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Some pays for the medication discharge counseling Gallagher and other Parkview patients get.
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Maven buys cars from GM and pays for the maintenance, repair and gas.
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It pays for the care for two-thirds of people in nursing homes.
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Medicaid pays for only 25 hours a week of help for Ms. Isbell.
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The consumer pays for the title insurance, but rarely chooses the title agent.
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"Russia pays for its political decisions in the world of sport," he said.
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Here's how the typical family pays for college: Source: "How America Pays For College 103", Sallie Mae | IpsosAccording to the report, 82% of college students receive "free financial aid," which includes scholarships and grants that do not need to be repaid.
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We go home around 9:30, and my husband kindly pays for our share.
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Work pays for lunch every day, so I don't have to worry about that.
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R. pays for the sweet potato, turkey, cavolo nero, corn, broccolini, and Greek yogurt.
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He pays for the groceries more often than I do, so I don't mind.
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The price at Boots is half of what she pays for it in Zurich.
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But they're what pays for practically all the journalism and entertainment you enjoy online.
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The same grant also pays for training for health workers in 22015 government clinics.
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After beers, wings, and soft pretzels, which G. pays for ($34.24), I'm pleasantly full.
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I get a Nutella-banana crepe and James pays for us and our friend.
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Who pays for each service depends on what the company would like to do.
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We stop for a double bottle of wine en route, which she pays for.
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Chieh Huang pays for weddings for employees and college tuition for his employee's children.
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It's a multibillion-dollar business, and it pays for nearly everything you see online.
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The client is nice and pays for all of the day's activities, including dinner.
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Netflix: I pay $13 per month for Netflix, and my friend pays for Hulu.
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The other is my flex spending account that pays for pretty much everything else.
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J. pays for mine while I run to the bathroom to wash my hands.
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If you travel enough, the thing literally pays for itself in airline wifi access.
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The deductible in a plan must be met before the plan pays for services.
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My work pays for a commuter subsidy program, so my card is fully covered.
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So, I pay for the popcorn ($17) and my friend pays for the drinks.
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My husband pays for a New York Times subscription for us and his dad.
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However, since these vouchers save you $20, the online service practically pays for itself.
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She pays for an annual subscription that averages out to about $2401 per month.
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H. pays for parking since we drove my car and I paid for gas.
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This already-pricey sound system practically pays for itself with this hefty price cut.
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Charles (25) MUNCHIES: In your opinion, who pays for the drinks after a date?
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Dessert is sago, a Chinese style pudding, from Ah Chew's which S pays for.
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I always pay for the local supermarket and he pays for the Costco goods.
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Medicaid pays for rehab and mental health treatment for many victims of drug abuse.
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Who pays for these homes, and the attendant costs in health care and pensions?
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Interest: The Federal Reserve is increasing the interest rate it pays for bank reserves.
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Charging $1 per test, Tanikella says each machine pays for itself within 3 months.
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In 2018, insurance company Aetna waived co-pays for commercially insured customers purchasing naloxone.
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The group pays for his apartment through its Post-Release Education and Preparation program.
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So Anne pays for her medical care with funds from her currant wine operation.
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"I look at this venture as a hobby that pays for itself," he said.
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The device pays for itself when you can stretch the time between massage appointments.
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Congress can help address this by supporting lower generic co-pays for Medicare recipients.
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We need to understand who pays for what and how the funding streams interact.
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But some more significant changes — like how Medicare pays for drugs — could require Congress.
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In fact, Medicaid pays for more than 50 percent of long-term care nationwide.
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It pays for 40 percent of long-term medical care in the United States.
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On Thursday, he announced a plan to revamp how Medicare pays for certain medications.
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I promise you: We want a wall, we don't care who pays for it.
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Biden said Warren "has not indicated how she pays for" the government-run plan.
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Netflix parents get a paid year off, and Amazon pays for spouses' parental leave.
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We each get a protein bar and a sorbet, which my date pays for.
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It also pays for Afghan and Iraqi Shia militias fighting in Iraq and Syria.
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In January, Medicare lowered the prices it pays for 340B drugs by 27 percent.
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No. Maintenance pays for common costs like the building's property taxes, fuel and labor.
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It pays for mental health interns to provide therapy to youth in six languages.
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The fund pays for the federal response to catastrophic events, like hurricanes or wildfires.
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"Our blood pays for the luxury of the wealthy" went the anarchist battle cry.
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DeVos is so godawful rich, she rides in private planes she pays for herself.
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Another likely reason: Insurance often pays for the test, so why not take advantage?
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Finally, the president should understand the price he pays for not enunciating clear policies.
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They profit from burning my likeness on TV. But who pays for heightened security?
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But it's no different than already-existing safety net programs the city pays for.
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A history of giving back Alwan pays for everything out of his own pocket.
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Work pays for my meal and I head home as soon as I can.
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The center pays for some acquisitions but the "Mad Men" archive was a donation.
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He pays for both our meals since I picked up the check last time.
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I get some milk tea and J. pays for everything with the grocery money.
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Medicaid pays for Barbara Theus, 24, to attend a day program in Southfield, Mich.
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One-fifth of the spending of all of Medicare dollars pays for kidney care.
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PG&E's bankruptcy highlights the flaws in how the state pays for catastrophic wildfires.
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J.J. Redick, the Philadelphia 76ers guard, pays for an advertising-free Basketball-Reference subscription.
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No topics are off limits, but whoever initiated the date usually pays for it.
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Medicaid pays for an aide six hours a day for six days a week.
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We get to the hot springs, and E. pays for our entrance and towels ($8).
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We Uber to meet some friends at a bar, and T. pays for the Uber.
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Our friend pays for dinner, and I text Hinge boy to see what he's doing.
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"In terms of employee satisfaction alone, Acrobat pays for itself," an IRS official told Adobe.
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The Nordic country pays for access to the European common market via the EEA agreement.
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BF pays for the Uber, though to be honest, I can't remember ordering it anyway.
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R. pays for the food and drinks as well as both of our subway rides.
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I order three beers, a Diet Coke, and a falafel sandwich; he pays for everything.
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AASN helps supplement the cost of the abortion procedure or sometimes pays for it entirely.
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Talk about whether the phone will be replaced and, if so, who pays for it.
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He continues to live in the property, and says he pays for maintenance and utilities.
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He comes over and we take an Uber (which he pays for) to the lounge.
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My boyfriend pays for an Uber back to his place, where I spend the night.
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It's just a question of jump-starting the system, and then it pays for itself.
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I head out and go to dinner with a friend, who pays for us both.
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My boyfriend pays for our Uber and everyone's train tickets for the LIRR to Queens.
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The price at which GASC pays for its purchase tenders can influence global grain prices.
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A primary determinant of how much one pays for insurance by and large is age.
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He pays for the Uber back to my place ($9) and we're asleep in minutes.
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My one roommate uses the room and he pays for all the utilities and bills.
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My husband pays for us all (£211) and we catch an Uber home; I pay.
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Ambulnz's rates are well above the $225 Medicare pays for basic non-emergency ambulance transports.
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You and I both know who pays for that: the shareholders-- JIM CRAMER: Shareholders. SEN.
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But the competition for that money—and the assets it pays for—is heating up.
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A lot of taxpayer money that pays for Secret Service details went to ... Donald Trump.
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T.I. also reminded the man he owns a home there and pays for his services.
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"In some cases, with the gas savings alone the membership pays for itself," Skirboll says.
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She pays for her things at Walmart and walks toward her electric blue Honda Fit.
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My boyfriend is feeling generous and pays for the food, so I grab our drinks.
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Mashable checked in with CNN, and a spokeswoman confirmed that CNN never pays for interviews.
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Boyfriend pays for a few gallons of gas and I grab a pack of cigarettes.
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He declined to comment on whether Monumental pays for the rights to livestream the games.
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They pay some fraction of what the government pays for a medical service or good.
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City Car Share: Boyfriend pays for our membership, although I reimburse him for trips sometimes.
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Instead, we get the opposite system, as everyone pays for health charges for everyone else.
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The expanded investigation is the price a president pays for such a demonstrably bad decision.
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FCF is money left over after a company pays for operating expenses and capital spending.
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However, the government pays for tuition with taxpayer money, so "free" is a relative cost.
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Medicaid pays for two out of three people in nursing homes, like Elaine and Dan.
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The most controversial of these proposals would change how Medicare Part B pays for drugs.
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Another option, according to the lobbyist, is changing how Medicare Part B pays for drugs.
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We stop on the way to fill the car up, which my husband pays for.
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Peer reviewers and editors need to pay much more attention to who pays for studies.
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This is all assuming that Trump pays for the whole tax plan through deficit spending.
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She pays for WiFi, some occasional grocery shopping, and a small part of the rent.
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With just a few visits to Serviced Huts, the pass more than pays for itself.
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Everyone pays for public schools, regardless of whether they send their kids to those schools.
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Schooling reduces recidivism and pays for itself, so it's just idiotic not to educate offenders.
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G pays for mental health support, like therapy, which Perez said she has each week.
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Medicare reimburses for those stays at higher rates than Medicaid pays for long-term care.
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Medicaid pays for most of the 285 million people in nursing homes, like Ms. Jacobs.
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The Dutch government, with a large budget for international activities, pays for many of them.
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Alwan pays for everything out of his own pocket, but the money isn't what matters.
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K. pays for my burger, which is honestly not great, even after a long hike.
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As I said, food is on him all night, so he pays for my pizza.
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Often the production, instead of the label, pays for the recording, as a loss leader.
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Title I pays for teachers who work with struggling readers in kindergarten through third grade.
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That longtime funding pays for more than 60 percent of nursing home residents, for example.
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In the first case, the government pays for the subsidy, so it's a spending program.
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CHIP also pays for preventative care that benefits all children, even those outside the program.
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But in it, he noted that Medicare pays for an overwhelming majority of Acthar prescriptions.
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The tax contributes revenue to the struggling Highway Trust Fund, which pays for road projects.
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But it is his annual investor gala, which he pays for himself, that defines him.
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To the other employees, the message about who really pays for sexual harassment is crystal clear.
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"I like that he just does what he wants and he pays for women," she explained.
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Nowadays, a father who actually pays for his child's pension is seen as a superhero dad.
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Right now the US pays for about 30% of the UN's nearly $8 billion peacekeeping budget.
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A mother caring for a baby at a tattoo parlor pays for Sasha's new Becky ink.
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"He pays for this from his own pocket and asks for nothing in return," Bryant said.
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Now living in Orlando, she is on Florida's Medicaid plan, which pays for her radiation treatments.
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She pays for dinner 95% of the time (sometimes I spring for pancakes at the diner).
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And Facebook pays for security personnel and security systems at his residences, according to the filing.
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T. and I have an agreement where I pay for groceries and he pays for Ubers.
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I consider my second job a success if it pays for my hair appointment every month.
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We do have separate accounts, but it is irrelevant which one of us pays for expenses.
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In general, the policy pays for the removal of the tree and repair of any damage.
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It pays for every treatment under the sun as opposed to Medicaid or the Canadian system.
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Who pays for all the paraphernalia of electoral democracy, and what might they get in return?
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My coworker pays for my drinks since I paid for hers last time we went out.
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Or you could cut taxes and pray that economic growth surges and magically pays for everything.
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My friend's boyfriend and buddy meet up and my fiancé pays for his beers and mine.
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Trump has threatened to shut down the government unless Congress pays for his planned border wall.
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My friend pays for parking ($303) and I pay for drinks ($10 each plus $2 tip).
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You can't put a price on bonding, but for sellers, the trip usually pays for itself.
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How do they get there, and who pays for their signs, hotel rooms, transportation and food?
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"This shows that what would be considered a luxurious treatment actually pays for itself," he said.
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He pays for his kid's clothes and diapers, which is great but not exactly praise-worthy.
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In other words, almost any step in the direction of a national grid pays for itself.
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It must report the actual prices it pays for medical procedures to a price-reporting service.
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This pays for drug education and drug addiction treatment as well as public education, she said.
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The default is that the employer (usually with contributions from the employee) pays for that coverage.
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"Kris pays for a lot of Rob's lifestyle," says the insider of Kardashian's mother Kris Jenner.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation found that Medicaid pays for 39 percent of American children's health insurance.
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In fact, CHIP pays for the lifesaving treatments children with serious and chronic diseases desperately need.
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"Our rides business already pays for the entire corporate overhead of the company today," Khosrowshahi said.
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P. pays for my ride on his credit card and doesn't let me pay him back.
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He pays for the fries, and we eat them at home in front of a movie.
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The so-called Transportation Trust Fund pays for a variety of road, bridge and transit projects.
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But they also came away with a renewed appreciation for how the other pays for things.
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But with such astronomical costs of disasters, we need to ask, who pays for it all?
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If the government pays for everyone, it will pay for students who could have paid themselves.
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The federation pays for travel to tournaments, and it billets, feeds, clothes and educates the players.
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Here are six things we learned in Tuesday's primaries: Sanford pays for criticizing Trump Arizona Sen.
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This was a small, but significant step in reforming the way Medicare pays for expensive drugs.
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It is an efficient subsidy that pays for a basic necessity: a safe and healthy home.
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Russia accounts for 24% of the world's income but pays for 23% of the UN budget.
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I needed the money, but I was also curious: What kind of person pays for cuddling?
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But the taxpayer pays for security to be provided for the royals, senior politicians, and diplomats.
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Free light, free power, and free thermal insulation — or free after it pays for itself, anyway.
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My friend pays for the cab and I pick up some rosé for us to enjoy.
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Increasing competition in Medicare Part B, which pays for drugs administered in doctors' offices and hospitals.
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So who pays for this lack of preparation if I'm not able to finish in May?
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The UBI advocate Scott Santens noted on Twitter that this contest more than pays for itself.
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It was Medicaid, not Medicare, and it pays for treatment for many, but not most, addicts.
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Elected officials will see that it depoliticizes parking and pays for public services without raising taxes.
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The biogas system was provided and built by Rwanda's government; the school pays for minor maintenance.
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For animals who need vaccinations, medicine, or food, Stewart pays for the costs out of pocket.
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Imagine a world where your doctor prescribes an Apple Watch and your insurance pays for it.
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L. pays for our ciders and I grab a half dozen apple cider donuts for us.
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We manage to get out of there with only mineral spirits, which J. pays for ($2192.41).
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It also pays for specialized transportation for students with disabilities, which Michael uses nearly every morning.
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Facebook pays for Zuckerberg and his family's personal security at his homes and when he travels.
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I pay for my school stuff and the home supplies, and O. pays for his supplies.
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He pays for a one year registry of our custom domain with our joint card ($2126).
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An ambitious onboarding startup pays for an ad on a San Francisco billboard targeting a competitor.
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The Pentagon compensates military personnel with special pays for time away from home and dangerous assignments.
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I got dinner the last time we went out, so she pays for my overstuffed quesadilla.
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It will also demand rule changes that would increase the price Britain pays for pharmaceutical drugs.
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L. pays for the decorations out of our shared fund, which we use for household expenses.
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It pays for the research supplies, materials and salaries of staff and students who perform experiments.
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It pays for the costs of upgrades to meet current regulations when repairing a damaged home.
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It's true that the nation as a whole pays for these health care programs with taxes.
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So that means you still have to build a sustainable thing that pays for itself. Right.
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It pays for supplies, and he gathers insights on developing his visual signature in the process.
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The bill pays for some of the tax cuts by eliminating deductions, some of them popular.
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He is proposing to create an industry-financed insurance fund that pays for catastrophic wildfire costs.
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For instance, management pays for independent political expenditures, contributes to PACs, presidential transition committees and nonprofits.
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You know someone pays for sex if they don't see the value in art, intelligence, & kindness.
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"If we prevent one to two cases of endocarditis, this program pays for itself," he said.
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The Obama administration was notably aggressive in terms of moving the health care system from one that pays for volume (a set fee for each scan and service) to one that pays for value (payments for when there is actually value in each scan and service).
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TWICE A WEEK Ambrose Doolan pays for a lorry to drive 1,213km to stock up on fodder.
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He also pays for my greek yogurt along with grocery/pantry staples we needed refilling on ($30).
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"Someone who pays for your 99-cent app once, they think they own your time," he said.
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There's no magic solution out there where nobody pays for it — someone's going to pay for it.
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Free cash flow is money left over after a company pays for operating expenses and capital spending.
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I order a sandwich with sweet potato fries and the partner pays for the three of us.
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And, perhaps the ultimate bonus, this handy kitchen tool pays for itself in only a few uses.
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How it works: HHS is on a perpetual quest to change the way Medicare pays for care.
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I pay for this and my husband pays for all other expenses because they are roughly equal.
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When fiancé is here, he pays for all groceries for our household, including the Blue Apron meals.
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One cause: hospitals are expected to have more uninsured patients, and Medicare pays for that uncompensated care.
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Amazon Prime: $0; my mom pays for our shared family accountCell Phone: $0; paid for by work.
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Here we see it playing out in real time as Munn pays for her act of bravery.
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The state pays for public transit for all employees, so I always take the train to work.
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M. pays for the drinks, but I end up wanting a snack and getting fried squid rings.
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The allotment for the fund, which pays for environmental projects, would be an increase from recent years.
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For families, housing vouchers—where the government pays for a giant chunk of rent—really do work.
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After all, why pay for a service with built-in insurance if your job pays for it?
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With movies, I usually buy the tickets and he pays for food, so it all evens out.
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I pay for power and my partner pays for water and gas, which are about $75/month.
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Production pays for the gas, but I'll probably top it off at some point over the weekend.
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R. pays for the Uber, and I promise to pick up the tab at the next bar.
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One final fact: federally funded Medicaid pays for approximately 50% of all births in the United States.
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The price Dean pays for Class 1 raw milk is partly based on the price of butterfat.
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Her mom pays for Elena, an art major, to come over and give her daughter private lessons.
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My fiancé asks me if I'd be down to pick up lunch if he pays for it.
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The ruling fundamentally changed the way that the U.S. evaluates and pays for Medicare and Medicaid services.
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Medicaid pays for long-term care of more than a million residents of nursing homes and institutions.
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France pays for perineal reeducation therapy, which helps women strengthen muscles to improve their overall vaginal health.
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If Iran pays for its planes in euros, any money subsequently converted into dollars may create problems.
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This is the legacy of being a third-culture child, like a toll one pays for happiness.
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Ideally, in Express Scripts' business, the client is ultimately you — or whoever pays for your health insurance.
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Gather round, kids, and watch as Woody masochistically pays for all the world's sins with his life!
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In fact, only 17 cents for every dollar spent on food pays for the raw farm ingredients.
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Later this fall Sallie Mae will release its more detailed annual report, How America Pays for College.
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Our business pays for our internet and phone coverage, so that part is easy to max out.
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If we give you three or four wins, that $1 million pays for us several times over.
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There is also good news on the prices that the company pays for clothing sourced from abroad.
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Dia charges a $20 styling fee, and the customer pays for the clothes she wants to keep.
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The American government pays for a lot of things, but it doesn't cover everything other governments do.
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Medicaid also pays for people like Sarah, older adults and people with disabilities with less severe conditions.
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GameStop locations aren't franchised — the main company pays for each location, and that's a ton of overhead.
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Trends in who pays for gender-affirming surgery have tracked the broader debate on health insurance costs.
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My boyfriend orders and pays for his own beer, I am still tipsy from wine at dinner.
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It is available if you're a client who pays for a Premium or Business account on WordPress.
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It's also lending both existing and prospective members their net pays for up to two pay periods.
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It pays for half of all US births and covers 2185 percent of children under age 222.
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Other benefits stack up similarly; the recurring theme is that Chase covers more, and pays for more.
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She pays for Hairat's schooling by knitting caps and selling soft drinks from a rented mini-refrigerator.
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The findings will help decide who pays for damages that are estimated to have surpassed $211 billion.
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Every day, America pays for H.I.V. drugs at higher and higher prices, for more and more people.
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Here's a look at who pays for a medication and why that can lead to higher prices.
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Migrants work in a restaurant that pays for the operations of pro-migrant and anti-mafia activists.
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There's not enough room for me so the producer pays for my Uber to the next location.
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Such funds are legal even if the parent company pays for their operating and fund-raising costs.
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Skin cancers are more common in older people, which means Medicare pays for much of the treatment.
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Within Canada's universal health system, the federal government pays for specific First Nations benefits, including birth control.
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R. pays for the beer and soda, and I buy a pink Pride-themed brewery branded shirt.
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It could also insist on rule changes that would increase the price Britain pays for pharmaceutical drugs.
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Medicare also pays for the PSA, and many states mandate that private insurers also must cover it.
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In theory, this could allow for lots of variation across the country in what Medicare pays for.
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The $10,000 in insurance and property taxes he pays for his houses each year add up, too.
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Mr. Wright said his group pays for about 40 percent of the park's annual $250,000 operating budget.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, has suggested that economic growth will mean the plan pays for itself.
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His plan would limit those charges to twice what the Medicare program pays for the given service.
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My dad generously pays for the pizza (I'm still a baby to him) and we head home.
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She also pays for a personal chef, Debbie Solomon, who whips up breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
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Since we're mainly there to buy P. his work snacks, he pays for the main grocery bill.
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The government pays for the metro pass so it's a nice perk if I ever use it.
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Medicaid currently requires and pays for blood lead testing for all children at 12 and 24 months.
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The federal government pays for 95 percent of what BHP enrollees would have received in marketplace subsidies.
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Construction-safety lapses happen because it pays for companies to run the risk of letting them happen.
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And hospitals have resisted efforts to shift toward a system that pays for quality, rather than volume.
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Singapore gets a lot of attention because of the way it pays for its health care system.
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"There's a lot of commercial interest in utilizing ISS, but only if NASA pays for it," says Forczyk.
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That pays for the glitter, styrofoam, feathers and elbow grease workers are now using to prepare the spectacle.
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The price Poland pays for U.S. gas is 20-30 percent lower than for Russian supply, he reiterated.
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Not including the other items in the box, that anchor product alone means the box pays for itself.
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Though apparel pieces can run as high as $325, she only pays for what she wants to keep.
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Minsk wants the price its pays for this reduced, though the gas is already sold at a discount.
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We call a taxi and head to the "hotel zone" for dinner at Cenzontle, AF pays for taxi.
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Taxing carbon emissions, therefore, pays for or at least offsets the larger environmental costs of a changing climate.
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The state paid to put them in, and the concessionaire running the businesses inside pays for the electricity.
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We find it pretty easily, he pays for it, and we go back home to test it out.
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The witness testified, as a government employee, that when she travels for work, the government pays for it.
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WHAT THE 'TARIFF MAN' SAYS Trump has often repeated that China pays for U.S. tariffs on its goods.
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The guys walk to a nearby cigar shop to and grab some goodies, which our cousin pays for.
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But anyone who already pays for a Creative Cloud subscription will get Photoshop on the iPad for free.
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Trump maintains that he pays for adequate service and even pays extra when work is performed exceptionally well.
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So she is essentially considered a freeloader unless she pays for her lodging and food expenses in dowry.
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Then we make a pitstop at the liquor store to pick up Andre Prosecco (boyfriend pays for it!).
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He pays me back every month though ($103), and my sister pays for her monthly device payment ($224.34).
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He and Jane Stewart are also bickering over who pays for 12-year-old daughter Ava's private school.
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In Europe, the manufacturer pays for the proper collection and recycling of the waste generated by the product.
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The adversarial system is also expensive, since the state pays for barristers for the council and the parents.
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He has called himself the "Tariff Man," often repeating that China pays for U.S. tariffs on its goods.
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Employees don't have to use those centers, but Walmart pays for more of the bill if they do.
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My friend pays for the meal to pay me back for the drinks and Uber from last night.
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The approval is expected to raise new questions about how the United States pays for major medical breakthroughs.
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Then we hit up a few bars, and my friend pays for my drinks to make it even.
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Medicaid now pays for one-fourth of all substance abuse treatment, up from about one-tenth in 1986.
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When bonds trade flat, the buyer no longer pays for any accrued interest owed since the last payment.
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My tutoring client pays for a super-clean hardcore green juice ($11), and instantly my skin looks better.
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Revenue from the levy goes to the Highway Trust Fund, which pays for road construction and mass transportation.
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The result is that Medicaid pays for between 85033 and 50 percent of all MAT in those states.
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It would eliminate Community Development Block Grants, a $28503 billion program that pays for local economic development projects.
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The foundation partners with Los Angeles Family Therapy and pays for therapy sessions for selected individuals every year.
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And the wealth that a strong market economy creates which, in the end, pays for our public services.
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He normally pays for dates because he insists he was brought up not to let a woman pay.
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The bill pays for some of its giveaways with an increase on working people here, a tweak there.
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It pays for the programs by cutting funds from the Energy Department's Advanced Vehicle Manufacturing Technology loan program.
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It can make a big difference in what Medicare pays for if your after-care involves skilled nursing.
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Denmark pays for 75% of childcare, and even more for lower class families, according to The Huffington Post.
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If you take two round-trip flights per year, this benefit alone pays for the card's annual fee.
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We're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall, so it creates energy and pays for itself.
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When someone pays for a flight, the airline or travel agent probably gives them a six digit code.
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"The pot of money that pays for that part of the settlement is $31 million," the FTC said.
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He pays for the funeral, puts her in the ground, and realizes 'Shit, she's going to get corroded.
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The former pays for hour-long or overnight session, while the latter offers something a bit more intimate.
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Weinberg declined to say how much she pays for the service, but Ms. Weinstock's hourly rate is $125.
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With bags costing $60 round trip, the card pays for itself in, at most, two trips a year.
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Almost everything the store sells comes from China, but it pays for goods in U.S. dollars, he said.
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He receives Medicare as a result of his disability, including a private plan that pays for his drugs.
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We're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall so it creates energy and pays for itself.
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But those are heavily subsidized by NASA, which pays for the transportation costs to and from the station.
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Medicare pays for doctors, hospitals, drugs and short-term rehab after hospitalization — not for independent or assisted living.
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In New Jersey, the state also pays for opioids through public employee health plans, according to the lawsuit.
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Receiving this aid qualifies the kingdom for a discount on American training — which the kingdom also pays for.
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I don't know anyone who pays for movies in hotel rooms, although I'm sure such people must exist.
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Mr. Trump's attack on the liberal world order is not just about the price America pays for it.
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If they get sick and want insurance that pays for their treatments, they will be out of luck.
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The school, whose students mostly come from low-income families, pays for the program through its own budget.
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The state is one of the few that pays for abortion through Medicaid for residents covered by it.
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She pays for an acting class, but she has to make two meals out of one takeout taco.
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The ACA beefed up Medicare coverage for prescription drugs and ended deductibles and co-pays for preventive care.
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The panel recommended that Congress consider new laws requiring disclosure of who pays for election-related online advertising.
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The $10 photo fee pays for the sorority's community fair, but such an event is expensive to organize.
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Medicare pays for necessary medical procedures but does not reimburse for ones it considers harmful, ineffective or unnecessary.
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Medicare pays for your health care services and supplies when you are traveling outside of the country. 1.
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Health insurance often pays for genetic counseling, and for genetic testing when recommended by a counselor or doctor.
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The Disproportionate Share Hospital program (abbreviated DSH and also called "uncompensated care payments") partly pays for the uninsured.
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Based on China Labor Watch's estimates the amount that Apple pays for labor on each iPhone is tiny.
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While I'm out, I pick up the November wine from our monthly wine club that R. pays for.
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She pays for the rest of the night, lmao, but I do buy the first round for everyone.
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""The kind of vacation where insurance pays for some of it, and they take your phone and shoelaces.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), creating a "cyber national guard," that pays for education in exchange for weekend service.
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But in the end it'd be kind of nice to have a business model that pays for itself.
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While the price can be steep, you may find that the service pays for itself — and then some!
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Success on these dimensions would mean higher U.S. incomes as China pays for the fruits of American innovation.
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There are still occasions when Ilyasova pays for his willingness to sacrifice his body for the greater good.
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Available only to foreign tourists, a Rail Pass pays for itself after just one long-distance round-trip.
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Our health care legislation in the United States focuses on the question of who pays for health care.
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They said insurance typically pays for their older male patients to take testosterone to boost their sagging sex lives.
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" Wells told co-host Brandi Cyrus, adding that his "pet peeve" is when fans assume "Sarah pays for everything.
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When I mention her success at TOC, I'm often asked, to my surprise, who pays for all of this.
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Our pizzas have already been made, so my fiancé just pays for both, even though we are totally bummed.
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Buy 10 turkeys weighing 20 pounds or more for Thanksgiving this year, and the Prime membership pays for itself.
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And without a checkout line, who pays for items picked up by (sometimes non-adult) members of a group?
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The proposal also caps student loan interest rates to the same rate the federal government pays for its debt.
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I meet my boyfriend at a Japanese restaurant for dinner, which he pays for, so it's free for me.
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My boyfriend pays for the museum tickets after I spent way too much on him over the long weekend.
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While my job pays for all my gas and Ski-Doo maintenance, I still prefer to walk to work.
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The agency pays for the bed space in various ways, including monthly payments or, in some cases, in advance.
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The per display cost is about $75 higher than what Apple typically pays for LCD displays from other suppliers.
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The association pays for hundreds of CCTV cameras, and for staff to monitor them and alert police to mischief.
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Earlier this month, Russia donated six MIG-29 fighter jets to Serbia, on condition Belgrade pays for their overhaul.
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One of the leaders is a red state, Oklahoma–because it's seen as an investment that pays for itself.
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Except that he would: Delaney pays for his program by eliminating the tax exclusion for employer-provided health benefits.
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"That's basically what pays for the police and fire department and road repairs," Goldberg said he tells his children.
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We end up at Tarantula where B. pays for our beers and we play a few rounds of pool.
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And even if those NFL retirees locate the right doctors, who pays for what is essentially bespoke medical care?
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It pays for his weekly hemodialysis, although that still falls short of the recommended three-times-a-week regime.
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In general, insurance pays for these services, or they charge patients a fee of $250 to $298 per visit.
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But at the same time my mom pays for my tuition and my residence so it's constant, it's constant.
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"On the other hand, for commercial vehicles, it is a technology that pays for itself very quickly," he said.
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It's a necessary evil that pays for, well, all content these days, now that you can skip TV ads.
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When you know what you love, you'll keep using it — so it pays for developers to make you subscribe.
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Medicaid pays for costs not covered by Medicare, including nursing homes, home health aides, personal care and family caregiving.
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It also pays for visits to eye doctors and dentists, as well as prescription drugs, eyeglasses and hearing aids.
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This is more than three times what the government currently pays for capital on the ten-year debt market.
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The basic version of this government-run insurance program pays for routine doctor visits and hospitalizations, but that's all.
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It will require some creative thinking, especially when it comes to permitting reform and who ultimately pays for it.
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The authorization for the transportation trust fund, which pays for road, bridge and mass transit projects, expires June 30.
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Ultimately, the consumer pays for this misuse when they are stuck with reduced choice, inflated prices, and hobbled innovation.
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"He's threatening the loss of lions, and prey and most of the habitat that hunting pays for," Jackson added.
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Again, since N. pays for all the house bills, I always pay for everything else, including this hotel cost.
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The U.S. military, which offers decent healthcare, pays for tertiary education, and guarantees generous pensions, is a good model.
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The credit card operator then gives the information to the customer's bank, which validates and pays for the transaction.
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The income she receives, about $220,22 a month, pays for everything: her mortgage, her car insurance, her grocery bill.
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At issue is a five-year pilot program that would change the way Medicare Part B pays for drugs.
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The program requires students to attend full time, provides counseling and career services, and pays for transportation and textbooks.
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Medicaid covers poor pregnant women in most states and pays for almost half of all births in our nation.
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Every year, the government pays for as many as seventy thousand young people to study in the United States.
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While renting, a Divvy customer pays for preventative and seasonal maintenance, though other maintenance is provided by the company.
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That virtually pays for the deal, as Ameritrade is selling Scottrade's deposits arm to TD Bank for $1.3 billion.
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Consequently, its value has eroded so much that it pays for only about half of what it once did.
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The tankers sitting offshore will not unload until PDVSA pays for their cargoes, said shippers and the company sources.
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It pays for itself and the opportunity is there for us to travel, hang out, and play music together.
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He's responsible for a foundation that pays for 300 children go to school, and which also supports 2,000 farmers.
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Ms. DeVos has said she pays for the trips herself since she typically goes on a privately owned plane.
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The funding also pays for more after-school programs and additional staff to help homeless families apply to schools.
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Sorting out who pays for this one hotel room is not the problem; it's a symptom of something deeper.
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If the public pays for it, it's hard not to see it as a giant subsidy to fossil fuels.
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Medicare for All will guarantee access to health care, with no premiums or co-pays, for every single American.
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He has mentioned changing the way Medicare pays for drugs — like chemotherapy treatments — that are administered in doctors' offices.
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Hubby pays for our beers, and we stay out for a few more hours chatting and playing ping pong.
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The program currently pays for 49 percent of all births and 64 percent of all nursing home residents' bills.
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Under the current system, the federal government pays for all of the costs for anyone who is in hospice.
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The basic Gold Star membership at Costco costs $21 per year, but the membership pays for itself with savings.
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First, house prices rise faster than wages, until a good job no longer pays for access to nearby housing.
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Eventually, Asad pays for passage south through Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe—nearly three thousand miles, to the South African border.
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In addition to bean purchases, Cocobod's budget pays for roads, fertiliser and pesticide distributions, as well as administrative costs.
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Though Medicaid pays for a small but growing proportion of residents, assisted living remains primarily a private-pay option.
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"You have a very big mark on our back, Mr. President, regarding who pays for the wall," he said.
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That debate is at least as much about taxes and who pays for what as it is about medicine.
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It still adjusts according to trading volume, among other factors, and pays for the entire budget of the SEC.
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The question here is who pays for the Patriot missiles ... to shoot North Korea's nukes out of the sky?
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But the provision could give him power to reshape what Medicare pays for and how seniors receive their care.
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First, house prices rise faster than wages, until a good job no longer pays for access to nearby housing.
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"But there is no turning back to an unsustainable system that pays for procedures rather than value," Azar said.
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Borelli argues that Staten Islanders don't need, or even use, all the services New York City pays for citywide.
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"The reduction in days in jail alone pays for the program," said Jaime Rogers, a Medicine Hat housing official.
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The most pronounced difference between the Democratic health care plans is on this question: Who pays for health care?
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It's the installation that Laurene Jobs and Emerson Collective pays for part of, and you ... explain what we do.
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It pays for her training expenses, though it is unlikely she will ever get to run in the Games.
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Sports Reference's seven websites are usually updated automatically, mostly from official feeds of statistics that the company pays for.
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It pays for it through a 20.63 percent payroll tax on worker's wages, split between an employee and employer.
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And let's cut funding for veterans, which pays for things like their health care, compensation, pension, education, and housing.
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My husband's employer pays for his.)Health Insurance: $0 (My husband's employer pays for our insurance.) Dental Insurance: $12401(k): $60.05 per paycheck (I put in 6%, and my company matches 3%.) Mutual Fund: $83Savings: We keep around $7,000 in our checking account, $18,000 in our savings account and have $30,000 in investments.
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Borrowed money covers 24% of the bill, and contributions from grandparents or other relatives or friends pays for the remainder.
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How a co-op ultimately pays for work depends partly on its culture: Would residents recoil at a special assessment?
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Plan F, the most comprehensive plan and the most popular, pays for parts A and B deductibles and co-pays.
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In effect, the power company pays for the right to claim the climate benefits of the panels on your roof.
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Generally, private owners will give paintings on "permanent loan" to a museum, where an art institution pays for its upkeep.
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I call an Uber because my dad doesn't bike and, in exchange, my dad pays for our hamburgers and fries.
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Luckily Monica's father shows up and pays for the entire thing after beating Frank up for not being good enough.
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The first and most obvious benefit is that a user is already a "customer" before she even pays for it.
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Trump is considering ending an $8 billion health law fund that pays for low-income Obamacare enrollees' copayments and deductibles.
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It reports in euros but gets a third of its revenues from the UK, and pays for fuel in dollars.
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I drive my mom and I out there, and she pays for a round of rosé for each of us.
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Her rent is way too expensive for me to afford, but she gets what she pays for – location, location, location.
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First pass an Obamacare repeal bill that enacts large tax cuts and pays for them with large cuts to Medicaid.
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In some cases, the land trust pays for associated expenses like a survey, document preparation, title work and future enforcement.
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Brodkin also pays for a number of services that she uses for marketing, communicating with clients and expanding her business.
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But while these additions are superfluous to many a user's needs, everyone pays for them whether they're used or not.
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One of my friends pays for dinner as a thank you for a project I helped him out with recently.
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The fountain at Bryant Park, meanwhile, collects about $3,400 a year, which pretty much just pays for the coin collectors.
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Then we make a quick trip to Lewis to pick ornament hooks, which C. pays for because it's her tree.
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He tried to do the same for another patient and the drugstore said that patient's insurance only pays for EpiPens.
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A nice work perk is that my company pays for each employee's annual Caltrain pass, so my commute costs $0.
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But it will not fundamentally change what the country pays for this kind of insulin — or others versions of insulin.
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When it's our turn to bowl, he pays for two games of bowling and shoe rental for both of us.
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Chariot for Women pays for the CORI check and will add fingerprinting for its drivers as soon as it's possible.
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With user fees, everyone pays for the highways, transit lines, water and sewage facilities, and other infrastructure that they use.
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Britain makes up about a quarter of European military spending and pays for about 15 percent of EU-led missions.
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Tesla executives said its predictable cash flow in the form of payments for its solar systems pays for the debt.
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The Senate proposal would change the way the government pays for Medicaid and roll back the expansion after three years.
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But equally important, if not more, is the health of Google proper, the business that pays for all that stuff.
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Samson already pays for his grandkids to go to school, and he can even get banks to loan him money.
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Currently, Medicaid pays for more than half of all long-term care and nearly two-thirds of nursing home care.
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PGGM, which manages Dutch pension money, has halved what it pays for infrastructure investments since 2008, mostly by investing directly.
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The short-term spending measure pays for coal miners' healthcare benefits through April 28, which is when the funding expires.
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My frequent-flier credit card granted us one free checked bag each, which easily pays for its $90 annual fee.
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There are times when a politician firmly and unmistakably puts a foot in his mouth and pays for it dearly.
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Its annual budget is a mere $250,000, Ms. Gangitano said, and that pays for everything, including exhibitions, rent and salaries.
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The union provides players with a list of doctors available for second opinions, and the team pays for those visits.
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I usually travel one-to-two weeks per month and work pays for most of my expenses during those trips.
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However, it pays for itself with the unabridged text of "Ulysses" — and 800 annotations that appear with a finger tap.
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The administration's proposal to change how Medicare pays for certain drugs has drawn objections from both sides of the aisle.
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Who pays for the additional personnel and equipment to conduct such an intrusive security screening at a hotel or casino?
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The more that debt pays for spending instead of revenue, the cheaper those activities seem and the more we get.
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It pays for coaches, technical staff, strength and conditioning and medical support as well as the costs associated with travel.
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The full moon on the 22nd stirs up an interesting conversation about shared finances — as in, who pays for what.
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While those prices often aren't what patients pay, they still help dictate what society at large pays for health care.
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It reports in euros but gets a third of its revenues from the UK and pays for fuel in dollars.
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The men's basketball and baseball programs have in recent years been slightly profitable, but football effectively pays for everything else.
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And he announced earlier Tuesday that several major health insurance companies had agreed to waive co-pays for coronavirus testing.
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In fact, she's one of the people who pays for memberships on those genealogy websites, like mentioned in the article.
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"When you buy a coat, it pays for an animal to get transportation to a no-kill shelter," she says.
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Homestead pays for all the construction, tenant search and management, and then splits the rent income with the home owner.
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Lewis alleged that Edward has also been taking advantage of some perks that Lewis pays for during his parenting time.
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The bill originally allowed U.S. health officials to negotiate the prices Medicare pays for at least 35 different prescription drugs.
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The shift in who pays for the wedding is coming from both generations, said Anne Chertoff, trends expert for WeddingWire.
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YOU KNOW, THERE'S BASICALLY SIX STAGES TO IT. THERE'S THE NORMAL DEBT GROWTH THAT FINANCES GROWTH THAT PAYS FOR ITSELF.
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And Harry and Meghan's departure has intensified the focus on how and why the public pays for the royals' lifestyle.
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According to the singer, she no longer pays for clothes or accessories because brands send them to her for free.
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Net interest margin - the difference between what it earns from loans and pays for deposits - slipped to 1.71% from 1.84%.
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It also pays for him to attend community college six hours a week where he working toward an associate degree.
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We decide to eat at Chipotle — K. graciously pays for my chicken burrito bowl, chips and guac, and Mr. Pibb.
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" As it is now, the corporate tax proposal "lowers tax rates and pays for it by removing existing corporate deductions.
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She is worried the six weeks of nonoperation won't be deducted from the annual rent she pays for her stall.
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In general, a buyer pays for a notary's services, half the real estate commission, taxes and sometimes a lawyer's services.
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The debt sucks oxygen from the same budget that pays for maintenance and service, and has driven the current crisis.
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And hospitals are acquiring more market power and commanding higher prices — bills that every American pays for in some part.
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"There is no agreement as to who pays for debris removal," Victoria Samson, of the Secure World Foundation, told Axios.
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Of course, income is important - it provides many of life's essentials, propels investment, pays for social services and public goods.
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Trump, who has called himself the "Tariff Man," has often repeated that China pays for U.S. tariffs on its goods.
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According to FEMA, 1,040 families displaced by Maria are currently receiving aid under a program that pays for hotel lodging.
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Because Medicare pays for all dialysis and transplant costs in the US, donors pay little or nothing for the surgery.
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All-payer rate setting gets there by setting one price that every health insurer pays for any given medical procedure.
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Rangel rightly observed that the Korean War marked a clear inflection point in how the United States pays for wars.
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Federal disaster aid from FEMA only pays for repairs to restore infrastructure to its previous state, not to upgrade it.
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Another is that without parental consent, minors cannot qualify for the state's program that pays for H.I.V. medications for the uninsured.
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He also has claimed that the United States pays for 90 percent of European security, which NATO data shows is incorrect.
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But in the English system, the government not only pays for services, it contracts with and employs doctors and hospitals directly.
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It receives crude from the Orinoco Belt, and in some cases pays for that oil by shipping refined products to Venezuela.
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Andrew Cuomo slammed Collins' amendment, calling it a "death trap" because it would upend how the state pays for Medicaid coverage.
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BD has wonderful insurance through his work, so it pays for most of the bill, and I pay what's left over.
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What we'll do is, we'll make sure that the money that they receive from the customer more than pays for that.
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In other words, Congress can pass any budget it chooses, and our government already pays for everything by creating new money.
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Divvy pays for the rest, then it collects a monthly amount that includes both market-rate rent and an equity payment.
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Our general arrangement is that he pays for restaurants and I pay for groceries, but we don't always stick to that.
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Amazon wins half of this 15% with the sheer power of its own brand, and it pays for the other half.
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It's 30 cents each, but my husband and I use our transportation cards and our cousin pays for their entrance separately.
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Currently, there is a congressional fund that pays for harassment settlements, including those involving the conduct of House and Senate lawmakers.
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One friend pays for dinner and the Uber to the venue (it's walking distance, but not in the cold and rain).
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"Couch surfing is not just a couch," said Ang, who rarely pays for accommodations while traveling thanks to sites like couchsurfing.
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In Ohio, Medicaid now pays for half of all medical-assisted drug treatment, according to the National Council for Behavioral Health.
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The school's ban on covering Stewart's case remains in effect, even though the school no longer pays for printing the publication.
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S. pays for our drinks (a Scottish cider for me and a local beer for him) with some of our cash.
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Each year Santi goes to a local cake shop and pays for a stranger's cake before they have picked it up.
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She pays for my food, lets me wear her kimonos, and gives me an allowance, but maikos do not have salaries.
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That's because the president-elect wants to overhaul the way the federal government pays for state-provided Medicaid health-care coverage.
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Since J. is buying enough food for an army, he pays for my groceries as well, and we head on home.
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Instead, it runs the ad and blocks the bad JavaScript, which means the advertiser pays for the impression without getting results.
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It's great getting to catch up with friends I haven't seen in a while, and someone pays for our Indian takeout.
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EPA officials contend that Pruitt works hard and pays for his trips home to Tulsa to see his wife and children.
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This reduces water consumption by 50%, which means their system pays for itself in less than 30 days for big companies.
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The premiums and co-payments cover around 213% of the cost of the services provided; the government pays for the rest.
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Since he has an event after work, he drives instead of taking the bus and light rail and pays for parking.
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Which means, if you make pizza a few days a week for a couple weeks, this thing basically pays for itself.
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My boyfriend pays for tickets, and his parents give us money for food and drinks, since we don't have much cash.
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The U.S. aid pays for programs on education, health, good governance and democracy promotion as well as disaster preparedness and security.
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I grab some of my team members and head up to the canteen-style restaurant my work pays for at lunch.
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Big purchases, he generally pays for — if we go to a wedding, the hotel, flight, wedding gift, that kind of stuff.
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It literally pays for itself because customers buy more from Etsy because we can work with 3Degrees and offset the carbon.
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If homes need to be retrofitted, either the government or the homeowner pays for the work, depending on who owns it.
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In France, health insurance companies usually cover your bills when the national healthcare system already pays for part of the bill.
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The current system erodes the underlying user pay principle that all users, including major users and industry, pays for its infrastructure.
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In general, scholarships that cover tuition and fees are tax-free, while money that pays for room and board is not.
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If families don't live near one of the designated hospitals, their insurance company pays for airfare and hotel for both parents.
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Those costs are often covered by taxpayers through emergency Medicaid, which pays for emergency treatment for low-income individuals without insurance.
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EPA officials defended the visits, saying the head administrator pays for his trips home to Tulsa out of his own pocket.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos recently disclosed that she too uses private planes when conducing government business, but pays for them herself.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos recently disclosed that she, too, uses private planes when conducing government business, but pays for them herself.
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She pays for groceries, day care and gas, while he makes the car payment and covers car insurance and Wi-Fi.
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Elizabeth Warren's "Medicare for all" proposal would make substantial shifts to how the United States pays for its health care system.
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Proposals that cap Medicaid funding to states would significantly reduce the amount of federal funding that pays for children's health care.
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One reason for the uncertainty is whether state agencies will be able to determine what Veterans Affairs pays for certain drugs.
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The government mandates education, pays for it through taxing, and then tells you where you must go to get that education.
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This expensive add-on to your rental cost pays for any type of damage to the car while under your care.
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A remarkable 92 percent of Americans support the U.S. being allowed to negotiate the cost it pays for medications via Medicare.
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According to Sallie Mae's latest "How America Pays For College" report, parents and students shoulder the largest portion of college costs.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has put forward several proposals that would change how Medicare pays for care.
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He wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, a national insurance program that pays for most birth control methods for women.
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One is the way the EU in effect borrows from the future, by making spending commitments that it pays for later.
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With a water-resistant outer shell, a reflective stripe, and a blanket-lined interior, this multi-tasker practically pays for itself.
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This week we went bowling, and while the organization pays for the kids, the volunteers have to pay for themselves ($20).
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Pai has been skeptical of rapidly expanding the Lifeline program that pays for phone and internet service for low-income people.
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America pays for such gratuitous grandstanding with loss of influence in Africa and in multilateral institutions where we need African support.
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Medicaid, which is financed by state and federal governments, pays for care for people with limited assets, though state laws differ.
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The "experience" of brunch, though, is friendly connections over good food (at an awkward hour), not necessarily who pays for it.
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Part of the U.S.A.I.D. money pays for surgery, but most goes to the dull but crucial task of assembling epidemiological data.
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In addition, Medicare for All would eliminate deductibles and co-pays for seniors and significantly lower the cost of prescription drugs.
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Foreign aid pays for programs that are actually making headway in reducing the corruption and violence that drive people to migrate.
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Andre's lawyer grilled Warthen about receipts -- she says she throws away most of them, and usually pays for things with cash.
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In cases of injury, there is no limit on what the program pays for medical expenses, lost wages and other costs.
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That was more than four times the fee that the average investor pays for mutual fund-type investments, according to Morningstar.
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It wouldn't make sense for the law to treat everyone who pays for outside help on their house as an employer.
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One possible reason that TMZ was able to obtain videos when the league did not is that TMZ pays for them.
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They gave you a good deal, and you read tampon ads and bra ads, and that pays for the theme music.
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In Puerto Rico's case, much of the money that pays for those services already comes from taxpayers in the 50 states.
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A dean's scholarship pays for her tuition, but does not cover rent, food, gas or maintenance for her 2002 Honda CRV.
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The state pays for hotel rooms nearby, and troopers receive per diems that are higher than those for temporary assignments upstate.
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Is that something you pay for, or your family pays for — or is it provided by your school or local government?
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And she pays for Medicare Part B, which she can use for care when she visits family in the United States.
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The House blueprint pays for lowered tax rates in parts through its border-adjustment proposal to tax imports and exempt exports.
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He says he pays for maintenance on his cart, which bears ZTO's logo, including new tires, replacement batteries and new brakes.
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"Medicare is paying twice when Part D pays for drugs that are already covered" by the hospice benefit, the report said.
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ObamaCare requires carriers to continue providing lower deductibles and co-pays for lower-income individuals for the rest of this year.
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Hidden in the larger debate over "Medicare for all" is a fundamental economic question: Who pays for work-based health insurance?
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Under ObamaCare, the federal government pays for more than 90 percent of the cost of states that wish to expand Medicaid.
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Mend's podcast and written articles are free, but unless one pays for a Mend subscription, they can't listen to audio trainings.
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Read the full post here: How much YouTube pays for a video with 100,000 views, according to a personal-finance creator
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These programs are typically "last dollar" scholarships, meaning the program pays for whatever tuition is owed after financial aid and grants.
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Forcing women to have babies while ensuring that the state pays for no associated expenses is a win-win for them.
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The amount, confirmed to CNN by a person familiar with the dinner, pays for a couple's dinner and photograph with Trump.
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But other ports also are struggling with questions of who pays for terminal charges and what to do with empty containers.
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The pair might have joined hands to make sure that the country pays for the national and global damage it's done.
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It also connects transgender people with employers; a state grant pays for the first 60 hours of each new employee's wages.
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Allow Medicare to negotiate on what it pays for prescription drugs Currently, Medicare cannot negotiate prescription drug prices with pharmaceutical companies.
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The rent pays for office space in the Trump Tower in New York for the staff of Trump's re-election campaign.
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While completing a BRAC round does cost some money up front, unloading redundant and otherwise extraneous bases soon pays for itself.
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Democrats object to how the current bill pays for the extension of CHIP, which provides health insurance to 85033 million children.
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But both Tucker and Yun pointed out the price one pays for more attainable housing in the suburbs: a longer commute.
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Utilities and home owners don't always see eye-to-eye on who pays for upgrades, as Pittsburgh found out last year.
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Don't discount the pride (or ego) that comes from being the guy who pays for award-winning movies and TV shows.
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To double-count it, and assume it pays for both deficit reduction and tax cuts, makes the problem twice as bad.
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By eviscerating federal funding of science, this budget pays for a world where the only infrastructure is megacities connected by Fury Roads.
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Eliminating a $221-million-a-year Commerce Department grant program that pays for a range of projects, including infrastructure, that support manufacturing.
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The typical arts attendee often shops and pays for meals, parking, babysitting and other services while attending cultural events or arts programs.
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After Lithuania opened an LNG terminal, it negotiated a 20 percent cut in the price it pays for Russian gas, he said.
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Co-pays for the public health plan are based on a three-tiered system with the mid-range price costing about $3.
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"You're making it worse for yourself, man," T.I. responds, reminding the guard he lives in the community and pays for his services.
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I decide to stick around to make sure everyone leaves okay and because my office only pays for cabs after 11 p.m.
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Morgan said it's common for an account that is part of a botnet to stay dormant until someone pays for its use.
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In short, says Shigeo Ito, the head of community health in Tama, it pays for a place to avoid growing too old.
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Loneliness may be the handmaiden to depression and other psychological maladies, but here, it is the price one pays for being unique.
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We all order a couple of beers with dinner as well, which I pay for while another friend pays for the food.
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He pays for 500 annual scholarships for Spanish students in America and Canada and gives to Catholic charities and for emergency relief.
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In short: The $400 dollar difference between the Galaxy S20 and the S20 Ultra pays for a handful of very specific features.
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Zachary Fadem, an analyst at Wells Fargo, said the cost impact refers to what the company pays for the merchandise it sells.
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What we're watching: Expect a heavy emphasis on Medicare Part B — the part that pays for drugs administered in a doctor's office.
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We usually split everything evenly between us, but he just got a raise and a bonus so he pays for the hotel.
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For instance, if a company pays for a service but nobody is using it, chances are you can cancel your corporate subscription.
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Walmart pays for associates to visit world-renowned centers like the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic for some conditions and procedures.
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Indeed, on her salary of just $200 a month, she pays for a private school that costs $50 per child, per term.
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Yet the DOE is among the most prominent defendants requiring payment from the Judgment Fund, which pays for claims against the government.
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The per capita spending includes both what the plan pays for health services, and what the individual pays out of pocket, personally.
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The program continues to distribute mosquito nets and pays for household insecticide spraying and the rapid diagnosis and treatment of the sick.
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When the government pays for drugs under Medicare and Medicaid, drug companies are required to reimburse a certain percentage of that price.
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"You're making it worse for yourself, man," T.I. responded, reminding the guard he lives in the community and pays for his services.
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E. pays for the first round, after which I decide this will be my last beer, since I'll be driving home later.
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He pays for his care from the proceeds of the sale of his former flat, but that money has nearly run out.
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JPMorgan's net interest income, or the difference between what it pays for funds and collects from lending them out, rose 10 percent.
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South Dakota only pays for abortions through Medicaid in cases of life endangerment, violating the federal standard by excluding rape and incest.
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Net interest income, the difference between interest earned from lending and how much the bank pays for deposits, rose 271% last year.
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Why this matters: The Treasury admitted last week that the tax bill only pays for itself if welfare reform is also done.
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Most are what's known as "last dollar" scholarships, meaning the program pays for whatever tuition is left after financial aid and grants.
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He pays for the Uber there but I get the one back and go directly home by myself; I'm not feeling it.
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Eventually she pays for an upgraded version of the service that implants Ash's personality into an android that looks identical to him.
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According to FEMA, 1,038 families displaced by Maria as of Thursday were receiving aid under a program that pays for hotel lodging.
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A compromise will need to be reached at this time between you and your partners about who owns or pays for what.
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Having dropped out of high school due to a lack of funds, the former farmer now proudly pays for his children's education.
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While her school gives her money to cover registration costs for such events, she pays for her airfare and accommodations, she says.
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If she goes at least twice a month, the $10 she pays for the subscription is more than worth it, she said.
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Co-pays for office visits, drugs, and tests, lost time from work, medical travel costs, and other unreimbursed costs all add up.
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Whole Foods also pays for Office 365 subscriptions, which provide access to cloud services like OneDrive for Business and Skype for Business.
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The Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause provides that the government can take private property for public use only if it pays for it.
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The organization also worked to oppose cuts to Medicaid, which pays for care for people with low income, including many older Americans.
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Starting a business that pays for itselfThough the consumer-facing brewery was the initial idea, their biggest asset became business to business.
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To achieve the full promise of the law, policymakers will need to think creatively about how the country pays for prescription drugs.
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George parks Christine on Pomona's campus and no longer pays for student housing, which can come out to around $10,000 a year.
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He pays for the institute through what he calls his "domestic nonprofit office," which has an endowment of nearly three billion dollars.
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The fund is financed by the federal gasoline tax and pays for road construction, maintenance and other transportation projects throughout the nation.
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Her family pays for all those Lilly Pulitzers, summers on Nantucket, and boarding schools from a fortune made manufacturing dildos and vibrators.
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Under an agreement between Congress and Mr. Mellon, the government pays for the upkeep of the museum, which has no admission charge.
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And because Medicare pays for most Americans' care, these costs directly affect government spending, costing American taxpayers billions of dollars every year.
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Bad policing is expensive, it increases the cost of what the public pays for policing, and the people ultimately bear that cost.
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Currently Renault SA pays less for technology developed by Nissan than the Japanese automaker pays for French technology, a third person said.
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At the IRC, we are exploring the possibility of creating a financial facility that pays for the initial cost of resettling refugees.
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Businesses vary by type, legal structure and other determinants that affect how much salary a business owner pays for services and expertise.
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The amount set aside for services pays for about 70 social workers — or roughly one social worker for every 1,660 homeless students.
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Sean projects romantic fantasies onto their interactions, while Ernesto asks his wife for guidance with the "gringo" who pays for his company.
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That is a fraction of the roughly $660 million that Fox pays for a package that includes the same Thursday night games.
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"Springs for a vacation?" sounds like we should be thinking about someone who pays for a vacation, but watch that question mark.
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Medicare pays for the drugs when Medicare beneficiaries receive them as outpatients at more than 1,000 hospitals that participate in the program.
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She also invested in a travel rewards credit card and pays for some travel costs with rewards points from time to time.
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It costs the university $2 million, but more than pays for itself by avoiding the even higher price tag of replacing dropouts.
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A $30 monthly membership fee pays for art materials and instruction, and lets the young subscribers borrow one comic at a time.
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Background: The administration's international pricing index would have aligned what Medicare pays for some prescription drugs with what other major countries pay.
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Despite that, she pays for a $119 annual Prime membership and uses the site for personal purchases, separate from her fake reviews.
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Either the government pays for your care (as in Canada), or it forces you to buy a private policy (as in Switzerland).
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Some patients on public insurance programs have no co-pays for it, noted Dr. J. Eric Russell of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Even President Trump has proposed limiting how much Medicare pays for certain drugs by tying the price to what other countries pay.
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Likewise, one study found that each dollar invested in reducing lead poisoning among children pays for itself at least 17 times over.
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She pays for the townhouse, giving the group a place to meet and work each day, and she lays down the rules.
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The second lays out the way she pays for the plan without, in her words, "one penny" of middle-class tax increases.
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Unlike most preventive health services that health insurance pays for, birth control tends to have a quick and measurable return on investment.
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Drug prices President Trump unveiled a plan to lower drug prices that would radically change how Medicare pays for certain pricey prescriptions.
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The aid pays for U.S.-made military equipment for the Lebanese army and is meant to help counter Iran's influence in Lebanon.
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He stays about 40 minutes and pays for a sexual act that was recorded on surveillance camera, the probable cause affidavit says.
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"If you tie my hands — that pays for 80 percent of my budget, I have to do something," she told Judiciary lawmakers.
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Theoretically, Long said, an employer that pays for a move could increase the employee's gross pay to reflect the taxable moving expenses.
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Veterans will also be allowed access to walk-in clinics; however, those will require co-pays for treatment after a third visit.
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And seeking to reduce what the utility pays for solar power could hurt renewable-energy companies and jeopardize California's climate-change goals.
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Unable to obtain a credit card because "his credit is just shot," Mr. Fixel pays for services like Hulu with gift cards.
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He's suggested changing the way Medicare pays for costly physician-administered drugs to try to bring down prices through private-sector bidding.
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Mr. Zanis said he mostly pays for the memorials out of his own pocket, although he has received donations in the past.
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Drivers would volunteer for the checks instead of the car services, the checks are not mandatory and the city pays for them.
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We have this big giant audience that Cliff was talking about that pays for us and we have a direct relationship with.
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Amy Klobuchar that would require Facebook and other social networks to disclose who pays for political ads and which audiences are being targeted.
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It's difficult to find a price point that's still attractive to consumers but pays for the goods and services, delivery and startup overhead.
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The yearly plan pays for itself if you use it a few times, said Mark Tuchscherer, of Geeks Chicago, a mobile app developer.
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Insurers would have to decide whether to increase premiums for everyone in order to lower co-pays for people who get the subsidies.
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But none of this pays for a $5 billion or $8 billion or $12 billion or $18 billion or $25 billion border wall.
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In theory, and often in practice, borrowing to go to school pays for itself by increasing the opportunities and earnings potential for students.
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We each order a beer (which my husband pays for), but it's 9:30 at this point and we're all getting pretty tired.
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She pays for her own equipment, which doesn't sound that bad, except that her equipment runs between $1000 and $1500 plus maintenance costs.
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Since my work pays for a portion, plus I have adult orthodontics insurance coverage for the first time, I decide to get them.
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Deficits, the gap between the revenues the government collects and the spending it pays for, are tools governments use to boost economic growth.
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I commute to D.C. one or two times each week but my company pays for the E‑ZPass, so I don't mind it.
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But considering that Republican as well as Democratic voters value the services it pays for, Walker might as well yell at the clouds.
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That song, a "caller ring back tone" in the jargon, is chosen by the user you are calling, who pays for the privilege.
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The Palestinian Authority, which pays for power supplied by Israel and Egypt, normally transfers fuel to Gaza and exempts it from most taxes.
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My company pays for my housing ($2,000/month), but I am responsible for internet ($70) and the electric bill ($30-$30) each month.
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What does one call a company that pays for the production of video content and distributes that content to over a billion users?
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Huge.) He pays for both smoothies ($8) and we settle down on his couch to watch To All the Boys I've Loved Before.
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My coworker graciously pays for my lunch, as we took on a lot of her work this week while she was out sick.
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My company pays for my Lyft rides to work on these days since I have to arrive early to let the instructor in.
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That's under half the price the island currently pays for power generated from burning diesel fuel, which is its prevailing source of energy.
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The Veterans Administration does not publicize the amount it pays for prescription drugs, a cost hammered out in delicate negotiations with pharmaceutical companies.
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When a donor pays for a new art book, it will replace a blank white book on the shelves at the Windsor installation.
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Some providers still reflexively collect co-pays for preventive care visits, which are generally fully covered, said Rebecca Palm, co-founder of CoPatient.
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Because contractors work for third-party companies that the government pays for their services, contractors don't get paid when these services aren't used.
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Lower interest rates can squeeze a bank's net interest income, or the difference between what it pays for deposits and earns from loans.
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It literally pays for itself — and you can opt-in for a free 90-day AmazonFresh trial, which typically costs $15 per month.
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Millions of others in need are able to remain in their homes and communities because Medicaid pays for their long-term care services.
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He drives her around, pays for her hotel room damages, and is very insistent that Jesse is more than just a pretty face.
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All they have to do is fill out the form, and then the health insurance company — not the employer — pays for the contraception.
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I'm not there for many of his meals because I'm off earning the money that pays for those meals (and our mortgage, etc.).
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Even people with insurance are going to the pharmacy and finding that they owe three- and four-figure co-pays for their medication.
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Called the "International Pricing Index (IPI) Model," this would apply to Medicare's Part B program, which only pays for certain types of drugs.
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Although it is not a district policy, if students take AP courses in the Volusia County School District, the district pays for exams.
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Yes, but:The major exception to this is the administration's proposal to tie what Medicare pays for some drugs to rates in other countries.
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President Trump has not committed to paying insurers the cost-sharing subsidies, which reduce deductibles and co-pays for low-income Obamacare enrollees.
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One of President Obama's main drug pricing initiatives was an attempt in 2016 to reform the way Medicare Part B pays for drugs.
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Despite the removal of the physical copies, Jacobs reported that the White House still pays for a digital subscription to The Washington Post.
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Under non-expanded Medicaid programs, the federal government pays for just 28500 percent, and the state picks up the rest of the tab.
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The contract was just renewed to 25 and pays for the Westcott to deliver United States mail to any vessel free of charge.
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The government already pays for the majority of medical care in the country between Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare and the various Federal employee benefits.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday sparred over the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline subsidy program, which pays for internet and phone service for low-income Americans.
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But not all costs are covered by the government — private or employer-based insurance pays for dental visits, eye care and prescription drugs.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday sparred over the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline subsidy program, which pays for internet and phone service for low-income Americans.
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Washington (CNN)Education Secretary Betsy DeVos uses her own private plane for work trips and pays for it herself, her office said Thursday.
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But because of some quirks in how Medicare pays for cancer drugs, it didn't work — and clinics were left with incredibly difficult choices.
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For example, a federal program pays for a job coach for three months to help individuals adjust to the workplace, West-Evans said.
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Therefore, our system already pays for health care for undocumented immigrants — usually through emergency rooms, which are the most expensive form of care.
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The tax bill pays for corporate tax cuts by increasing individual income taxes on poor and middle-class Americans in the long run.
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This is a claim that compares revenue in this period with revenue during the same time last year and pays for the difference.
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This is a claim that compares revenue in this period with revenue during the same time last year and pays for the difference.
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