I pick up the tab for the bottle of wine.
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Order as a group and I pick up the tab.
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Or maybe you always want to pick up the tab.
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And who will pick up the tab for those outcomes?
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The government then asks insurers to pick up the tab.
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Who will pick up the tab for bigger subsidy checks?
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Because my sister drove to visit, I pick up the tab.
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I pick up the tab so I can get the points.
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Aetna previously agreed to pick up the tab for telemedicine visits.
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When we pay, we pick up the tab for my friends.
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The government then asks insurers to pick up the tab for contraception.
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And local taxpayers, he said, shouldn't have to pick up the tab.
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The federal government will have to pick up the tab for them.
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After talking and crying for a while, I pick up the tab.
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D. and I pick up the tab for the four of us.
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I pick up the tab at the second bar we go to.
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The first person to retrieve a phone must pick up the tab.
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Taxpayers will instead pick up the tab for repatriating 150,000 sunburned Brits.
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I pick up the tab, and they both Venmo me for their portions.
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I pick up the tab, because G. is planning on buying dinner later.
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I pick up the tab and my friend Venmos me her portion later.
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They are sweet and pick up the tab and we UberPool home, $6.75.
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I pick up the tab for Bloody Marys for myself and the bride.
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I pick up the tab and overtip because our waitress is so busy.
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My coworkers pick up the tab and I get in a cab home.
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And who wouldn't be happy to pick up the tab at these prices?
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The government then asks insurers to pick up the tab for the contraception.
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Now it's left to our children and theirs to pick up the tab.
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Dr. Binder initially hoped that a charitable billionaire would pick up the tab.
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Dr. Binder initially hoped that a charitable billionaire would pick up the tab.
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The Swiss government is expected to pick up the tab for the hotel rooms.
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We grab drinks at another bar and I pick up the tab this time.
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And now the American people, as usual, are supposed to pick up the tab.
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He needed Nick to pick up the tab on his $27 chicken biscuit sandwich.
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As with other failed Italian banks, taxpayers might have to pick up the tab.
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And city officials are now desperately looking to residents to pick up the tab.
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Bombardier has also said it would not pick up the tab for the trade duties.
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He says he just wants the bankrupt remnants of Sears to pick up the tab.
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The Tampa sports teams decided to pick up the tab on behalf of the community.
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Munoz said it was too soon to discuss whether Boeing would pick up the tab.
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They wonder whether British taxpayers will pick up the tab for cuts in European funding.
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Their reelection campaigns don't begin to pick up the tab until opponents start to crop up.
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I think people are frustrated, so they don&apost want to pick up the tab either.
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But industry officials say there is still no clarity on who will pick up the tab.
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"Sagittarius people always pick up the tab when they go out with their friends," says Gat.
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Local and state governments will pick up the tab for costs associated with a state primary.
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Shareholders in these companies pick up the tab since the money comes directly from corporate coffers.
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And it's generally the lower paid, over-burdened women that have to pick up the tab.
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Canada doesn't have a nonprofit group to pick up the tab for things like state dinnerware.
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The federal government had agreed to pick up the tab for "national security costs," he said.
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Taxpayers will be left to pick up the tab due to a lack of political will.
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"Granny Erna will have to pick up the tab at the end of the day," he said.
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Employers have contributed less and less to workers' health plans, leaving patients to pick up the tab.
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When a participating firm goes under, others must pick up the tab for its workers, or "orphans".
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The startup also allows sponsors to pick up the tab for a community's use of the platform.
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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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But given the wealth of Europe, it's not the United States' responsibility to pick up the tab.
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It would have been more honest to directly tax the workers who ultimately pick up the tab.
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These overhead costs ultimately get passed on in government contracts, forcing taxpayers to pick up the tab.
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And, if they don't, whether or not I want the Nevada taxpayer to pick up the tab.
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If there was a team lunch at work, I&aposd pick up the tab (and get reimbursed).
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - When bank mergers and acquisitions go wrong, taxpayers tend to pick up the tab.
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If you want to be extra generous, pick up the tab for the large popcorn as well.
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We both order a couple drinks and I pick up the tab, since he got the comedy tickets.
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It comes with a $1,316 deductible, the amount you must pay before Medicare will pick up the tab.
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If carriers are forced to fly emptier planes, expect customers to pick up the tab through higher prices.
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It's my turn to pick up the tab, so I pay for dinner, but they leave the tip.
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Even when he goes out to dinner, he doesn't rush to pick up the tab for the points.
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"Importantly for easyJet it won't pick up the tab for any missed connections or baggage disruptions," he added.
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They are, though, left to pick up the tab for the added infrastructure needed to support the incomers.
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No word on who's gonna pick up the tab at these dinner dates ... but we got a hunch.
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The evening excursions were a reporter's dream, as his wealthy friends would compete to pick up the tab.
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In Shell's imagined scenario, after all the destruction, the government came calling to demand they pick up the tab.
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Only don't ask schools to sponsor a concussion delivery system, and don't ask taxpayers to pick up the tab.
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And if a fire does break out, it's usually the state and federal governments that pick up the tab.
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But the good news is that we know a guy with deep pockets who can pick up the tab.
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The federal government will have to pick up the tab for those increases for the people who receive subsidies.
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That entity will step in and pick up the tab for pensions up to $60,136 a year at age 65.
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Apparently, I decided to pick up the tab for the whole group, but I don't really remember making that decision.
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Although insurance companies pick up the tab, it ultimately affects the entire population by driving up taxes and insurance premiums.
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I pick up the tab as a token of my appreciation for her driving a long distance to visit me.
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Mr. Cammarata is not a fan of the practice in which insurance companies pick up the tab in such instances.
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These ideas may also bring down some people's out-of-pocket costs, which indirectly lets taxpayers pick up the tab.
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Italian restaurant Vapiano got in on the action offering to pick up the tab for three of the newly planned dates.
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The most common bill is for cellphones, with 53 percent of survey respondents admitting that their parents pick up the tab.
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" It added one more detail: "All good — except for a couple of doors we'll have to pick up the tab for.
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There are collaborations with Neiman Marcus and shoots for which brands like Veuve Cliquot and Le Meridien pick up the tab.
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The idea here, is that if you are uninsured and go to the doctor, the government will pick up the tab.
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If a person in the Obamacare exchange qualifies for subsidies, then the federal government will pick up the tab for those increases.
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If you do take the lead and ask a guy out, or offer to pick up the tab, it means you're desperate.
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She didn't bring her wallet to the meeting, so I pick up the tab for two Americanos and a biscotti for me.
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The regime was no doubt hoping Washington would pick up the tab, but State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert Saturday ruled that out.
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We know from experience that the Pentagon will pick up the tab for responding to a bioterrorist attack or uncontrolled natural outbreak.
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It eliminates "retroactive coverage," a provision that has Medicaid pick up the tab for care received up to 90 days before enrollment.
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In a further complication, 1MDB defaulted on the bonds, leaving Malaysia and Abu Dhabi arguing over who would pick up the tab.
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After a Scottish lawmaker raised the question of who would cover the cost, Downing Street said it would pick up the tab.
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That means if the boss asks everyone to lunch to discuss the latest quarter's results, the boss should pick up the tab.
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So while US taxpayers will pick up the tab in a few scenarios, for the most part, workers are largely on their own.
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If one party is willing to pick up the tab, the "my treat" icon is highlighted, so there's no post-meal payment confusion.
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ClassPass paid studios at low rates, but was charging customers even less, leaving the startup to find investors to pick up the tab.
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Once we get there, I pick up the tab for drinks for all of us, and my other friend covers the coat check.
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"Whatever grad school, we will pick up the tab but she must maintain a 3.0 GPA," Cosby told investigators he told Andrea's mother.
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I pick up the tab and tip because my mom raised me and my cousin is a newly-employed teacher $2129 2110 p.m.
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Beneath its surface, however, the proposal is clearly about the government subsidizing struggling energy companies with taxpayers left to pick up the tab.
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If water companies don't see funding from the government to fix water infrastructure, they could force their customers to pick up the tab.
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And will the investors understand that it takes longer to convince payers, whether it's hospitals or insurance companies, to pick up the tab?
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The reinsurance fund was temporary, designed to last three years and pick up the tab for any enrollee that cost more than $60,000.
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If you have a Sagittarius bestie, you know they're usually the first to offer to pick up the tab when you go out.
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Now the UAW is having to pick up the tab for these worker's Cobra so that they don't go completely out of coverage.
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Wednesday comes with a request for federal funds to build it, though no word on how he'll compel Mexico to pick up the tab.
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But if the RNC continues to pick up the tab, Hubbard said he will ensure his future contributions don't pay for the legal fees.
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Currently, Washington helps pick up the tab for the medical expenses of those enrolled, chipping in a little more than half the total bill.
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The state's taxpayers will pick up the tab for protecting the governor while he's on vacation, with the tab reaching as much as $100,000.
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After subsidizing the industry for more than 100 years, taxpayers should not pick up the tab for the oil and gas industry's biggest mess.
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But why are states like Texas so dead-set against helping the unfortunate, even if the feds are willing to pick up the tab?
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After that, there would be no guarantees that the federal government would pick up the tab to cover the people affected by these changes.
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Many parents still pick up the tab, though financial responsibility increasingly is being shared — among the couples, both sets of families and even friends.
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When the bill would come, Manning would inform the rookie that it was team tradition that the first-round draft pick up the tab.
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In the US, the banking sector lobbied for deregulation: they got what they wanted, and taxpayers had to pick up the tab for the consequences.
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Privatize prep football, Gerdy argues, and let the $10-billion-a-year NFL pick up the tab for training its future workforce and fan base.
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To entice banks to make student loans, the government offered them insurance: If a borrower defaulted, it would step in and pick up the tab.
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But in a tweet Friday morning, Trump denied that, saying he still plans to force Mexico to pick up the tab on the back end.
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Still, it's unclear who will pick up the tab on future connectomes, especially with the most interesting brains orders of magnitude bigger than the fly's.
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Some people have created an ingenious system called "flashing" — they call you and hang up so you dial them back and pick up the tab.
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"Should cuts to Iranian oil exports end up being quite severe, OPEC will find it difficult to pick up the tab completely," he told CNBC.
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"I personally think that if society is the one that's benefiting from the reduction of greenhouse gasses, that society should pick up the tab," he said.
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Since my friend made me a wonderful dinner last week (creamy shrimp risotto, shout out to Bon Appétit), I pick up the tab on this one.
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Trump's plan Wednesday, though, makes no mention of Trump's calls for every American to be insured, even if the government has to pick up the tab.
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The president added that the move would enable the states access to the National Guard without worrying about cost: The feds will pick up the tab.
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Long-term health care costs and whether a new spouse is legally bound to pick up the tab for them are big issues, Mr. Darling said.
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Like many other historic state buildings, Windsor was not insured, and an announcement that the taxpayers would pick up the tab for repairs caused an outcry.
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Though you're often quick to pick up the tab, it would help to remember that it's OK to let someone else take care of you, too.
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The government, meanwhile, worries that the scheme incentivises travel firms to take financial risks, knowing that they will not pick up the tab if they fail.
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States are likely to pick up the tab for most programs, but a protracted shutdown lasting into the spring could result in cutbacks, according to analysts.
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Because in order to meet their income needs with a reduced Social Security benefit, they put too much pressure on their portfolio to pick up the tab.
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Sometimes, their teachers don't show up to work because they're out on the teachers union picket line demanding taxpayers pick up the tab for their plastic surgery.
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Andrew Cuomo, six Democrats representing various New York City boroughs said Trump should pick up the tab for the security costs of living in Washington and Manhattan.
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Venture firms including Refactor Capital and Slow Ventures have agreed to pick up the tab for portfolio company founders to get an initial visit to a therapist.
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You may already have disability insurance through your employer — or perhaps you're relying on Social Security to pick up the tab — but that's probably not enough coverage.
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If we pick up the tab, it increases the money available to the organization, but we already make a generous donation each year that we budget for.
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After that, patients are left to pick up the tab, which if they cannot afford, can lead to organ rejection and a return to taxpayer-funded dialysis.
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They agreed to go 50/50, but commenters were quick to point out that Clarisse let G. pick up the tab more (nothing gets past the MD commenters!).
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If contractors know their employees will eventually be paid, experts say they could furlough more of them with the knowledge that the government will pick up the tab.
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Every election, liberals threaten to move to Canada if a conservative wins the White House, and right-wing talk-show hosts offer to gladly pick up the tab.
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Several large insurers, including Cigna, Anthem and CVS' Aetna, have announced in recent days that they'll pick up the tab for the test ... but only for certain members.
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SNAP benefits could also help pick up the tab in the handful of states participating in the new Online Purchasing Pilot, which could be expanded in the crisis.
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Obama proposed Thursday that the federal government pick up the tab for all states' Medicaid expansion costs for three years, no matter when that state decides to accept.
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First, like all taxpayers, we pick up the tab for corporate tax avoidance: either by paying higher taxes ourselves, receiving subpar public services, or taking on more government debt.
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Scholarships and grants completely cover the cost at this Christian school in rural Missouri, although underclassmen must still pick up the tab for room and board and other expenses.
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Nearly 30 percent of young people offer to pick up the tab because they're in pursuit of credit card miles and perks, according to a new survey from CreditCards.
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Mr. Cuomo, however, has so far set aside no state funds to carry out this change, which means New York's 62 counties would have to pick up the tab.
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So when the demands for compensation outstripped the initial funds, as they quickly did — rising to about $1.6 billion — the Irish taxpayer was left to pick up the tab.
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They all stressed that there is near-unanimous support among the coal miners for the effort to have the federal government pick up the tab for the expiring pensions. Rev.
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Because she gave me a huge friends and family discount on the spa treatments and is also just a generally wonderful soul, I pick up the tab for us both.
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If you're a #nofilter kind of person who wants to travel the world and have someone else pick up the tab, the gig of "color explorer" may be for you.
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Consumers, who are prone to take out loans for mortgages and credit cards, will likely "pick up the tab" as commercial-driven loan growth takes a back seat, Santos said.
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"I want to apologize to the community," Union Pacific spokeswoman Raquel Espinoza said at a news conference, adding that the company would pick up the tab for the response costs.
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Akin to a toll-free call, sponsored data lets a company pick up the tab for a certain amount of data use in order to get its message to customers.
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Then Mr. Trump tried, repeatedly and unsuccessfully, to persuade her to let him pick up the tab for the weekend she spent with two girlfriends at the Trump SoHo hotel.
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GM revealed that health care benefits for those on strike will soon come to an end, meaning the union will be forced to pick up the tab for COBRA coverage.
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Democrats just dropped one of the most ambitious bills ever to tackle the growing threat plastics pose to the planet — and they want the biggest polluters to pick up the tab.
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You're the friend who will excitedly pick up the tab at dinner just so you can see your friends be happy—even though you're about to max out your credit card.
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First Deputy Prime Minister Anton Siluanov said on Wednesday state-run Transneft should not expect Moscow to pick up the tab, while the pipeline operator maintains it was not at fault.
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First Deputy Prime Minister Anton Siluanov said on Wednesday that Transneft should not expect Moscow to pick up the tab, while Transneft said the blame for the contamination rests with producers.
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" Udall continued, "Rather than designing truly sustainable products, many companies put a recycling label on a product knowing full well that taxpayers pick up the tab to deal with the waste.
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"If I had a situation where someone were willing to pick up the tab for the hotel and maybe $15 a day for meals, I would gladly do that," he said passionately.
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The big picture: Beyond the ethical and legal issues it presents, police brutality and misconduct is also a financial problem, and communities across the country are left to pick up the tab.
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Without the money to spare or the sponsors to pick up the tab, the women don't play with any sort of shin guards, and the field is uneven terrain; injuries are frequent.
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Instead of relying on steady revenue streams to pay for it all, the state, which controls the M.T.A., chose to borrow — a lot, with future generations left to pick up the tab.
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When multinational corporations avoid taxes by using offshore havens, the rest of us pick up the tab through higher taxes on working people and domestic businesses, reduced public services or higher public debt.
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If you have a traditional job, you may already have disability insurance through your employer — or perhaps you're relying on Social Security to pick up the tab — but that's probably not enough coverage.
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Cruz appeared at a hearing on April 11 as a probate judge tried to determine whether taxpayers will pick up the tab for the teen's defense or he can pay for his defense.
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My parents kindly pick up the tab, and I soak it in because I know this gravy train is ending once we're out of the woods on home costs in a couple weeks.
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The big picture: Taxpayers and people with job-based health insurance ultimately pick up the tab for these kinds of billing feuds, and it's not clear anyone will benefit after the dust clears.
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But when they do, they face massive bills that they often can't pay—a situation that sends patients into debt and often forces taxpayers and the insured to eventually pick up the tab.
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Doug Ducey of Arizona announced on Friday that the state would do everything it could to keep the Grand Canyon from closing, and would pick up the tab for shuttles and public restrooms.
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Saudi Arabia would pick up the tab for the rest of their salaries, as well as for the Spanish coaches who would later travel to Jeddah to help set up a soccer academy.
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But even though the event was an economic "shot in the arm" during the sleepy winter, the Trump campaign still needs to pick up the tab, said Wildwood's new Democratic mayor, Pete Byron.
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For those who are deemed unable to afford health insurance, the government will pick up the tab but Hodge said it might outsource some of those costs to programs like Medicaid when possible.
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In other words, despite Amazon's claims that its warehouse jobs pay a living wage, the shipping giant is letting its workers live in poverty and forcing the government to pick up the tab.
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Mr. Hooker already worries about relying on the United States to continue to pick up the tab for ever-larger numbers of older people who will live longer and run out of money.
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Congress, however, reached a last-minute deal this week to finance health benefits for more than 20,000 retired miners — miners whose employers have long gone bankrupt, leaving taxpayers to pick up the tab.
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If there is no corporate research boon, it will be business as usual, with the federal government continuing to pick up the tab on long-term research, as it has done for decades.
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But there is no consensus on the degree or timing of those changes, and consumers could be left to pick up the tab in the near term while hoping the economic theory proves out.
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"The reason we were so cautious about it was the fear the campaign would then have to pick up the tab for the event," said Dan Pfeiffer, a former communications director for Mr. Obama.
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So if you have the chance to climb above the struggling minimum wage line by jacking up the price of shrimp and making bored rich people pick up the tab, why not take it?
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But, he argued, it was better for the federal government to pick up the tab than requiring health plans to charge sick people and healthy people the same premiums, increasing costs for the latter.
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So if the administration proceeds with the additional $267 billion in goods that means clothing, toys, shoes, furniture and electronics could be subject to more tariffs, and consumers could have to pick up the tab.
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Still, Democrats want to find common ground as a party on how to merge the desire for universal health coverage with calls for the federal government to pick up the tab for that pricey bill.
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That is just one glaring example, Mr. Lewis and his fellow shopkeepers in Crickhowell said, of what amounts to multinational tax dodging on a gargantuan scale, leaving the little guy to pick up the tab.
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Lance Armstrong recently admitted he can "understand" why some people feel hostile towards him, which once reportedly motivated the former professional cyclist to pick up the tab for a bar full of people booing him.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Workers at German steelmaker Thyssenkrupp will refuse to pick up the tab for concessions being offered to British unions by Tata Steel to further a merger, Thyssenkrupp's labor chief told Reuters on Monday.
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Scientists, farmers and others who got EU funding were facing uncertainty after Britain voted on June 23 to quit the EU. Hammond reassured them on Saturday that the British government would pick up the tab.
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These necessities — often rendered ancillary fees by rich or upper middle-class parents who can pick up the tab as their children focus on class — are rarely covered in even the most generous of states.
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In New Jersey, when a contractor's insurer failed to pay Amazon's legal bills in a suit brought by a physician injured in a crash, Amazon sued to force the insurer to pick up the tab.
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In New Jersey, when a contractor's insurer failed to pay Amazon's legal bills in a suit brought by a physician injured in a crash, Amazon sued to force the insurer to pick up the tab.
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There's also a growing trend of consumerization in health care, with Americans increasingly paying out of pocket for their health care rather than relying on employers or the federal government to pick up the tab.
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I pick up the tab this time — feeling thankful that my work husband treated me the other night and my teammate went to our HQ upstate to cover me for a boring meeting earlier this week.
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In short, after ObamaCare completely dismantled the healthcare system, the Obama administration violated its own law, abandoned its constitutional duties, and then forced Congress and the American taxpayer to pick up the tab for its mess.
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And while Lott says that states can just pick up the tab on the extra cost of these checks, the Post calculated that it could potentially cost states hundreds of millions of dollars to do so.
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The challenge in financial regulation is to protect the public from market meltdowns while not also allowing businesses to take excessive risks with the knowledge that the government will pick up the tab if they fail.
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After Mr. Purinton was thrown out, Jeremy Luby, 41, a software developer, said he offered to pick up the tab for the two men, who thanked him during a brief conversation about work and cultural differences.
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Too often, he said, manufacturers produce environmentally harmful products and then "pass the buck" to retailers, who in turn pass it to local councils to pick up the tab to sort out the waste for recycling.
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Billing parents for the cost of their children's incarceration is rooted in a decades-old belief among policymakers that families are responsible for supporting their delinquent children and should not expect government to pick up the tab.
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We stand in full-throated opposition to any attempt to dismantle these accomplishments in order to line the pockets of Wall Street CEOs and other corporate chieftains and make the rest of us pick up the tab.
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But how to convince members from expansion states to vote for something that would effectively strip some of their most vulnerable constituents of health coverage — or force states to pick up the tab — is an open question.
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The regulations are aimed at shielding taxpayers from having to pick up the tab in bank bailouts, as happened in Ireland in 2010, but Renzi said they were too rigid and introduced without thinking through the likely consequences.
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They pick up the tab for practically everything in exchange for all the free publicity the show gives them — but is not a good look and is not likely to be something Mexico Tourism wants to welcome back.
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A Hill-HarrisX survey released Tuesday found that 72 percent of registered voters age 50 or older said daycare costs should be paid by parents, compared with 2023 percent who said the government should pick up the tab.
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A Trump presidency would, if he's taken at his word, mean a shedding of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the erecting of a wall on the Mexican border, for which Mexico would pick up the tab.
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Independent estimates have put the cost in the tens of billions, and Trump has been steadfast in his assertion that Mexico will ultimately pick up the tab, despite repeated refusals to do so by Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Her refrain was a message of generational equity: promising a fairer life for younger Taiwanese who struggle to afford housing, worry about job prospects and think that they will have to pick up the tab for a looming pensions crisis.
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It sends an important message to a united world: we're not stuck with dirty fossil fuels that do more harm than good — and we won't abandon our children to pick up the tab for bad habits that put them at risk.
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Subicz should be worried, but men who've survived mass slaughters tend not to worry too much about substance abuse and certainly don't stage interventions—at best, they get wasted themselves and pick up the tab, which is exactly what Subicz does.
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida (CNN)Nikolas Cruz could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, his public defender said Wednesday as the Florida school shooter appeared at a hearing to determine if taxpayers will pick up the tab for his defense.
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It's lucky President Donald Trump is a (self-proclaimed) billionaire, because his lawyer said Friday that the president is now paying his own legal bills instead of having the Republican National Committee pick up the tab, as he did until September.
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"This deal represents budgeting at its worst — each party is giving the other its wish list with all the bells and whistles included and asking future generations to pick up the tab," said Maya MacGuineas, the president of the watchdog group.
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"These bills are all part of a bipartisan effort to ensure that Iran does not have access to the U.S. financial system and that taxpayers and depositors are not forced to pick up the tab for these risky arrangements," Hensarling said.
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The studio will also pick up the tab on hair and makeup for work-related events, but when she's on her own, the Golden Globe winner spends about $800 per gig and anywhere form $500 to $3,000 on non-sample-size designer dresses.
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"They pick up the tab for practically everything in exchange for all the free publicity the show gives them — but this is not a good look and is not likely to be something Mexico Tourism wants to welcome back," a source told PEOPLE.
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Ruth Reed has made it a goal to once a week pick up the tab for customers at a Medford, N.J., Wawa, so when Urban was short a few dollars, the substitute teacher stepped in to help, NJ.com reported citing a Facebook post.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Supporters of U.S. Republican candidate Donald Trump unwittingly helped pick up the tab for a booze-up in Mexico City on Thursday, after they were duped into buying cleverly concealed anti-Trump t-shirts designed by a local brewery.
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Valve, on the other hand, relies mostly on large prize pools to pick up the tab — the 2016 pool for the Dota 2 tournament The International topped $20 million (A$27 million)— and it's hands off with how most tournaments are organised.
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Sometimes the offer is to split a money order, other times it's for access to an empty debit card account — but either way, the scammer abruptly walks off with a few hundred dollars and the mark is left to pick up the tab.
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They are working critiques of the tax bill into a broader argument about stagnating real wages and rising health care costs, to portray Republican rule under President Trump as primarily benefiting the wealthy and leaving American workers to pick up the tab.
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Pinera said in a televised evening address that he would ask employers to pick up the tab for an additional 4 percent contribution to each of their workers´ pension funds, to be phased in and managed by an administrator of the employee´s choosing.
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The federal government should pick up the tab for state and local spending on the crisis response — including on staffing health facilities, testing for the coronavirus and equipment to keep workers safe — and it should encourage public health officials to pull out all the stops.
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The rule was meant to keep taxpayers from having to pick up the tab, but a collection of operators last year — with help from high-profile lobbyists like former Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi — convinced the Trump administration that the requirement was too onerous.
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"Trump's demand for our Arab allies to pick up the tab to fund our military commitment to the region is critical for persuading his political base to keep U.S. troops in Syria, which is an essential element of his Iranian pressure strategy," he said.
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The federal government covers the majority of the expansion's costs (93 percent, the Congressional Budget Office estimates, in the first decade), but many state legislators worry that, in the future, the federal government will cut that spending and leave them to pick up the tab.
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As Walmart automates its workers out of jobs, it is arguing that the government and institutions like universities pick up the tab for retraining and supporting them, so that they might more effectively toil at the next evolution of Walmart, or at least shop at it.
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"Myer has been selling dollar notes for 50 cents and it's still not working to improve sales, but shareholders will yet again be left to pick up the tab when Myer announces its disastrous full year loss," said Lew who has led a revolt against its board.
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Bernie Sanders is calling for the federal government to pick up the tab for all Americans' health care costs during the COVID-19 pandemic — an emergency version of Medicaid-for-all — and for each household to receive $2,000 in cash each month until the crisis is resolved.
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Or, you can go ahead and enroll in Parts A and/or B. Be aware, though, that in this case your employer health care would be your primary coverage and Medicare would only pick up the tab if the primary policy doesn't cover a service but Medicare does.
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"The government has now met all of the demands in relation to diesel prices, and at a very high cost to public coffers," said Laura Barbosa de Carvalho, a professor of economics at the University of São Paulo, who pointed out that taxpayers would ultimately pick up the tab.
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With their government charters and implied guarantee that their investments are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, the GSEs have the best of both worlds: They enjoy privatized profits (where only the shareholders benefit), while all losses are socialized (where the taxpayers pick up the tab).
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Hoffman called the impacted projects "important" and said the Defense Department is working to get Congress to appropriate additional money to back fill the funds which are being re-directed to the border as well as attempting to get allies to pick up the tab for the US construction projects overseas.
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James — whose mother is an alcoholic — begged for another chance, pointing out that he's supporting girlfriend Raquel financially, helping his parents (we did see him pick up the tab for a family dinner earlier in the episode) and just gave his little brother a check for $5,000 as a college graduation present.
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Not only does it requires the buyer to be home when their delivery arrives — you can hardly expect your neighbor to look after your new product and pick up the tab for it — but managing cash floats, and the added expense of redeliveries is both painful and costly, not to mention impractical.
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When it's time to celebrate something big — or when someone else is generously offering to pick up the tab — I head in the opposite direction, down the hill to Dumbo and take in the easy formality of the River Café, which has sat on a barge in the East River since the 1970s.
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They are also about Americans standing up against a rigged tax system in which billionaires pay a lower rate than secretaries, some profitable multinational corporations pay no federal income tax at all (due to corporate offshoring) and small businesses and hardworking families are forced to pick up the tab to create the society we want to live in.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenPressley experiencing flu-like symptoms, being tested for COVID-19 How the business loan program would work in the T coronavirus package Gendered disinformation might have cost Warren the nomination and us our lives MORE (D-Mass.) on her wealth tax, suggested that businesses should "idle" workers instead of firing them, and have the government pick up the tab.
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To Betsy DeVos, school choice is not simply the inherent right that every parent has to choose their child's educational setting, it is all about requiring taxpayers to pick up the tab for that parent's private individual choice, regardless of whether the parent chooses a public school, a charter school, a nonprofit private school, a religious school or even a fly-by-night online virtual school.
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Cruz proposed allowing plans that did not comply with Obamacare's rules back on the market, allowing healthier people to buy those lower-cost plans, and the federal government could pick up the tab for people with higher costs as premiums for Obamacare plans rose: It's not fair to a working-class person who's struggling to put food on the table, for the federal government to double their premiums trying to work an indirect subsidy for others who are ill.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), a CPC member who ranks among the most liberal lawmakers on Capitol Hill, said Democrats can push an ambitious legislative agenda while also finding the revenue to pick up the tab without piling onto deficits.
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