Our parents will be graciously picking up the tab for that.
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A charity is picking up the tab for the day's feast.
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For now, it looks like business won't be picking up the tab.
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It's tempting to over-indulge when the company is picking up the tab.
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And how was he always picking up the tab for family dinners—in cash?
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When killing a guy is the equivalent of picking up the tab at Chipotle.
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I guess Taylor is picking up the tab at the next squad night out.
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The person picking up the tab ordinarily gets to choose the place to eat.
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When it comes to gift taxes, the donor is responsible for picking up the tab.
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And it would take [the university] off the hook because we're picking up the tab.
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But when it came to picking up the tab, hands went out to other attendees.
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When insurance is picking up the tab, people have less incentive to be cost-conscious.
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Insurance is picking up the tab on a new ride and everything is wonderful now.
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Prior to that, the CDC was picking up the tab for testing in public health labs.
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As Mr. Trump emerged as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Democrats began picking up the tab.
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The new scheme is designed to prevent taxpayers from picking up the tab for a bank rescue.
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But Medicare and private insurance companies picking up the tab lose money when a patient is readmitted.
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Since he picked up the tab last night, I have no problem picking up the tab tonight.
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But during this eclipse, you should refrain from picking up the tab for everyone at the table.
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But we also noticed commenters had strong opinions on one particular topic: men picking up the tab.
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OkCupid is picking up the tab for furloughed government employees this week with a "DTFund Date Night" event.
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And who can beat giving their kids millions in extra cash -- especially when others are picking up the tab?
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A foundation subsidiary is responsible for operating the park and picking up the tab for the next 2100 years.
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Luckily, I've had 40% off all rides for the past few weeks, so I don't mind picking up the tab.
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She argued the firm is meeting its obligations despite picking up the tab for what she characterized as previous mismanagement.
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Under his termination agreement, reached when he left the company in September, CBS itself will be picking up the tab.
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As far as debts ... Courtney's picking up the tab for 3 of their credit cards, and he's gonna inherit one.
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Walsh, one of the biggest names in the industry, said the taxpayer was picking up the tab for Flybe's mismanagement.
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We'll also reduce costs for business and their workers by picking up the tab for some of the most expensive illnesses.
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Prior to that, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was picking up the tab for testing in public health labs.
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And under his termination agreement, reached when he left the company in September, CBS itself will be picking up the tab.
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Now we expect certain things to be free, because surely a wealthy, ambitious funder somewhere will be picking up the tab.
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He was in a generous mood, walking from table to table and picking up the tab for customers' late-night meals.
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SOCIAL Q'S A gainfully employed reader wonders why her in-laws only ever thank her husband for picking up the tab.
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If Washington's picking up the tab, there's no reason [for states and local governments] to worry too much about costs and benefits.
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The company will also continue selling the full-priced version coupled with rebates for patients where insurance is picking up the tab.
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Who's picking up the tab: state and federal funds, private insurance, victim funds, disability insurance, Florida's crime victim compensation program, etc. http://abcn.
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But she also sees women broach money topics early into the relationship as well, especially when it comes to picking up the tab.
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That deductible means that many enrollees have significant out of pocket spending before the insurer starts picking up the tab for many services.
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The best part is that the company will also coordinate white-glove shipping and the buyer is responsible for picking up the tab.
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In this case, we have different definitions by different stakeholders sowing inertia and a disunity of effort, with the taxpayer picking up the tab.
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If you're a no-show, Icelandair, like all airlines, can cancel your ticket, thereby stripping it of its value, without picking up the tab.
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During the 2016 race, Trump repeatedly promised that the U.S. would build a wall on the southern border, with Mexico picking up the tab.
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The site will arrange flat-rate shipping and charge it to the buyer; the seller also has the option of picking up the tab.
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Insurance policies come with a deductible — the amount you have to pay out of pocket before the insurance company will start picking up the tab.
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While I am relieved that those loans were forgiven, I do feel guilty that someone is picking up the tab for an education I gained.
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Why are taxpayers in so many states picking up the tab for these faux elections when the results can be overruled by superdelegates or unbound delegates?
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One can easily imagine how workers may think twice before heading for greener pastures if their employers are picking up the tab on their loan balances.
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Buy both of us coffee, which runs me a cool $12, but since work is picking up the tab, it is $0 out of my pocket!
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On one occasion Bo's son invited 40 classmates from Harvard to visit Beijing, Chongqing and Shanghai, with Xu picking up the tab for flights and accommodation.
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In your relationships, you and your partners have to find a fair give-and-take so you're not the one who's constantly picking up the tab!
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The central government has also promised to take on additional expenditures, for instance, picking up the tab for more public services and funding more investment in infrastructure.
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For millennials, most rules about who should pay for dinner seem outdated, but Berger said there are some scenarios where picking up the tab is still appropriate.
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A typical H-1B visa application retainer for an attorney today in Silicon Valley runs in the low thousands of dollars each, with companies picking up the tab.
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But a few months ago, Bristol-Myers Squibb, the maker of the drug being studied, began picking up the tab, even reimbursing him retroactively — about $50,000 so far.
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The project was initially funded during the GOP primaries by anti-Trump Republicans, but Democrats started picking up the tab once Trump became the presumptive nominee in the spring.
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Attica, Melbourne's only restaurant on this year's list, spent the past several days hosting chefs and journalists, with Visit Victoria picking up the tab for many of those meals.
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The Volcker rule, which aims to protect taxpayers from picking up the tab for banks' risky bets, also limits relationships between covered banks and hedge funds or private equity funds.
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Watch out for financial stress during this eclipse—the Sun in prudent Virgo will be challenging Saturn in Sagittarius, a sign that doesn't think twice about picking up the tab.
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Walsh, chief executive of British Airways-owner IAG , criticised the government help for a privately-held company, saying the taxpayer was picking up the tab for mismanagement of the airline.
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Or, you might find a dealership that has a special deal going — say, picking up the tab for the sales tax on your purchase — that could reduce your overall cost.
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Not only does this contribute to income inequality, but it suggests that he is fine with the government picking up the tab when his full time workers cannot make ends meet.
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Other NBA players have stepped up for their arena staffers as well ... Zion Williamson is picking up the tab for the Pelicans crew, and Kevin Love's doing the same in Cleveland.
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It's all thanks to Etsy, the global online market for indie makers, which is picking up the tab on high-quality carbon offsets for itself as well as its competitors on Thursday.
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South Korea is picking up the tab for costs North Korea racks up during the 2018 Olympics, according to the Wall Street Journal, approving a $2.7 million fund to cover the expenses.
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That's where Burke's pitch comes in: Instead of the government picking up the tab, airports could raise more money for projects on their own if they aren't constrained by the PFC cap.
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Nate Berkus on Picking Up the Tab With 2017 on the horizon, Berkus has teamed up with Nicorette and NicoDerm CQ to help smokers hoping to kick the habit in the New Year.
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Deducted from an annual $232,21981 salary, the presidents have to shell out for personal expenses, including groceries, dry cleaning, and toiletries, every month, so American taxpayers aren't left picking up the tab. 22013.
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We got the comedian at LAX Wednesday and first asked him about picking up the tab at Mastro's Steakhouse after dining with comedy legends Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart and Chris Tucker.
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Some in Singapore were not so convinced, however, taking to social media to complain about picking up the tab for the event in what is already one of the world's most expensive cities.
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But a number of mostly red states, including Maine, have held out, arguing the federal government shouldn't be picking up the tab to cover childless, "able-bodied" adults who could get insurance elsewhere.
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Often the real estate agent is picking up the tab, but in some cases, agents discuss their plans with sellers and agree to split the bill or have the costs added to their fees.
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Nate Berkus on Picking Up the Tab Even if you're not a decorating maven, H Marketplace aims to help you learn the ropes of buying furniture and accent pieces that will work in your home.
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And while Markle may have chipped in to help with the cost of her wedding looks, according to Nicholl it's Prince Charles who's been picking up the tab for her "working royal wardrobe" post-nuptials.
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Failed negotiations this week resulted in the likelihood that U.S. taxpayers would be stuck picking up the tab for the wall and a threat of a 20 percent import tax on goods coming in from Mexico.
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The fiscal policy will continue to struggle with the soaring health and welfare costs of an aging and shrinking labor force, while monetary policy keeps picking up the tab for the country's huge debts and deficits.
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Feeling that they have been victimized by one-sided trade deals and ill-conceived treaties while picking up the tab for unappreciative NATO members, many Americans are ready for the U.S. to try tilting the negotiating tables.
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It costs roughly $100,000 to produce a competent software engineer in the U.S. The average cost of producing a software engineer in India is roughly $20,000, with the Indian government picking up the tab in many cases.
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As long as there's fraud, it'll be us, the credit card users, who will be picking up the tab, and I'm whole-heartedly in favor of everything that helps make our lives just a tiny bit safer online.
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Three of the top scoring submissions will "receive additional promotion," and a grand prize winner will "be invited to and introduced at a future Tesla product launch event," with the company picking up the tab for travel and accommodations.
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Not only will the winning applicant be paid five figures, they can bring a friend, and Reynolds Wrap is also picking up the tab for the travel, accommodations and food, for an additional $10,000 value, according to the company.
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That means that besides paying premiums every payday for health insurance coverage, employees paid $63,505 for doctor visits, hospitals, x-rays, medicine and lab tests like blood tests and throat cultures before their insurance started picking up the tab.
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But the legislation is almost certain to fail in the Senate, where picking up the tab for Mr. Trump's signature campaign promise — a border wall, which he has vowed Mexico ultimately will fund — is a deal-breaker for Democrats.
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Walsh, chief executive of British Airways-owner IAG and one of the biggest names in the industry, criticised the government support for a privately-held company, saying the taxpayer was picking up the tab for mismanagement of the airline.
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One of the lesser-known Middle Eastern stopover programs, Oman Air offers passengers traveling through Muscat to stay for up to three nights, with the airline picking up the tab for one night if at least two nights are booked.
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And it isn't just state and local governments picking up the tab: according to a study from the Brookings Institution last year, the federal treasury has lost $3.7 billion in revenue since 2000 because the bonds used for stadium construction are tax-exempt.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican firms will need to cut deals with suppliers and consider buying goods elsewhere once a conflict over U.S. steel and aluminum import tariffs starts to bite, even as consumers are seen ultimately picking up the tab from any higher prices.
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Non-Prime users spend a little less than half that ($600), but they may be picking up the tab elsewhere, like in the cost of gas to shop in-store, the higher price of items from big-box retailers, and shipping from other stores.
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The details of any proposal to end practices like this will be closely watched by health care industry groups, who will be examining whether insurers or hospitals are asked to bear more of the brunt of the cost of picking up the tab instead of patients.
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That realization made me take coding courses and really kick things into high gear, so we both can look at my business accomplishments and be able to say 'it all paid off,' without him ever feeling like I was just on a joyride while he was picking up the tab.
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The Hatfields, who as parents of the bride were picking up the tab, sat some McCoy cousins three feet from the heavily trafficked squirrel slider station, and when the Hatfield father of the bride came over and asked if they were having a good time, the oldest McCoy boy, who rightly perceived that his group had been slighted, shot him.
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Since the city, as well as Orange County, were not keen on picking up the tab for a second facility in a little over a decade, the Magic stated they would contribute to the cost of building it. They did not, however, say how much."Magic May Just Redo Arena". Retrieved 2010-03-16.
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Reunion Arena, October 2009 After a unanimous vote by the Dallas City Council, Reunion Arena officially closed on June 30, 2008. In August 2008, the council said it would implode the arena if it could find an entity willing to foot the bill. The council hoped for the implosion to be part of a movie scene with the film company picking up the tab for the implosion. When no filmmaker seemed interested, the city decided to demolish it using other methods, a process which took several months.
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Though Anderson had roles in films such as The Green Pastures and was a dancer at the Cotton Club in Culver City, California, when he first came to Hollywood, his real success did not arrive until he became a regular on The Jack Benny Program. Not long after he became a regular cast member on the Benny show, Anderson opened a nightclub in the Central Avenue section of Los Angeles. Anderson's nightclub was short-lived because he was too generous with his friends. The club was picking up the tab for too many guests and Anderson was forced to close the nightclub not long after it opened.
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Gerard, Jeremy (25 June 1987) "2 Actors' Unions Wage Trans- Atlantic Battle", The New York Times During the 1984 Summer Olympic Games, Cross appeared in a commercial for American Express ('Don't leave home without it') with the 87-year-old Jackson Scholz, a sprinter for the 1924 American Olympic team whose character was featured in the film Chariots of Fire. When Cross talks about beating Scholz, the latter remarks, "You didn't beat me!" with mock indignation. Proving he is 'still pretty fast', Scholz beats Cross to the draw in picking up the tab with his credit card. He subsequently replaced James Garner as the featured actor endorsing the Polaroid Spectra camera in 1986.
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I also paid Rod a hundred dollars a month for the upkeep of my two children while we lived in the household together and, of course, I took care of the nanny's wages. Rod liked to play the genial dinner host but he was at his most magnanimous if others were picking up the tab ... Birthdays and seasonal festivities rarely prompted Rod to buy presents. In order for him not to feel any kind of embarrassment among his friends and relatives, I would have to buy the necessary gifts and sign the card in his name. Our telephone bill was always a headache ... Once all three of our lines were cut off and we had to pay 240 dollars to get them plugged back in again.
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During the 1994 baseball strike, which began on August 12, Winfield was traded to the Cleveland Indians at the trade waiver deadline on August 31 for a player to be named later. The 1994 season had been halted two weeks earlier (it was eventually canceled a month later on September 14), so Winfield did not get to play for the Indians that year and no player was ever named in exchange. To settle the trade, Cleveland and Minnesota executives went to dinner, with the Indians picking up the tab. This makes Winfield the only player in major league history to be "traded" for a dinner (though official sources list the transaction as Winfield having been sold by the Minnesota Twins to the Cleveland Indians).
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In the early 1980s, it came to light that he had accepted large sums of funding from the CIA without disclosing the fact to the university. According to Zachary Lockman, > The scandal erupted when it became known that Safran had taken $45,700 from > the Central Intelligence Agency to fund a major international conference he > was hosting at Harvard on "Islam and Politics in the Contemporary Muslim > World"—a hot topic at the time and one of obvious interest to the CIA. Not > only had Safran secretly used CIA funding for this conference, he had not > told the invitees, a number of whom were coming from the Middle East, that > the CIA was picking up the tab. It then came out that Safran had also > received a $107,430 grant from the CIA for the research project that led to > his 1985 book Saudi Arabia: The Ceaseless Quest for Security.
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