The experience wasn't just a way to earn pocket money.
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Posting sponsored content on Instagram for pocket money and freebies.
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I had that much in pocket money, so I bought one.
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Klara pointed out the square where she'd busk for pocket money.
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They take and take, and just give us pocket money in return.
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My holidays, walls and pocket money have all been focused on genealogy.
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This was pocket money to them — which was part of the problem.
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Remember scrounging together pocket money to watch something at the movies on Tuesday?
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In an attempt to avoid spending all my pocket money before 10 a.m.
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Like when I was a teenager I'd spend my pocket money on magazines.
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I was given pocket money on top of the fees for the jobs.
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His son's savings, the result of weekly pocket money handouts, had also disappeared.
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Many teenagers buy safety masks with their pocket money — and their convictions strengthened.
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This pays the bills, with crosswords providing occasional pocket money on the side.
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She's picking plums for pocket money in the bucolic haven of Cupertino, California.
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It started with washing windows for extra pocket money when I was a kid.
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After half a year, you get $20 worth of pocket money for the month.
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For pocket money, she sold a chili side dish to women in the village.
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" Ms. Shah added a note suggesting the plan might "save them some pocket money.
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"It's just pocket money, people sell things for less than they are worth," he said.
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They received pocket money of $22004 a week and had to pay their own expenses.
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For instance, they can get unlimited pocket money - they don't have to work for it.
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He gives me pocket money almost every day so that I can buy small things.
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"They have their own little bank accounts and pocket money that they give," said John.
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Back then no one trusted cashor bank papers with numbersin amounts larger than pocket money.
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He spent half his pocket money on classes and the other half on sheet music.
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Economic development has brought indoor plumbing, more sturdy homes, pocket money for small luxuries and more.
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Robyn's 'Show Me Love' was actually the first single I ever bought with my pocket money!
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Maybe your favourite tea or some extra pocket money that week, if you were really good.
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A gender pay gap is emerging in the amount of pocket money UK parents give their children.
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This is a considerable increase on the pocket money pay gap figures shown in last year's survey.
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Maybe a billionaire accidentally transferred their pocket money to you, instead of a dubious offshore bank account?
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Some 3.5 million affected customers can expect partial refunds — little more than pocket money, but it's something.
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Not getting pocket money or an allowance growing up, she says, taught her to appreciate basic necessities.
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The writers claim that these deals allow the agents to effectively pocket money that should be theirs.
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My 6-year-old daughter puts her pocket money into a miniaturized version of the clock tower.
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I would save up all of my pocket money — every coin — so that I could buy better clothes.
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Life on the Kansas farm seemed dull, and her pocket money hadn't risen in real terms for years.
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On average, parents reported that they started giving regular pocket money between the ages of six and seven.
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At university, I began working at a bar to earn myself some extra pocket money for nights out.
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I chose chicks who came to spend their pocket money, who didn't know anyone in common with me.
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The response has been enthusiastic, with local children volunteering to dispose household waste and earn extra pocket money.
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He played trumpet, sang in the church choir, washed cars for pocket money and worked as a lifeguard.
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Spending all my pocket money on sherbet fountains and dip-daps, jazzed off my swede most of the time.
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"Some come just to share to help other teachers and to make a little extra pocket money," said Freed.
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They are more likely to speak to teachers, enroll their children in kindergarten and dish out more pocket money.
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These jobs are not just a source of teenage pocket money; they're something adults are trying to survive on.
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"They began needing more pocket money, the hotels have to be certain hotels, the tickets, the visa," he said.
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"Prepare your daughter for working life – give her less pocket money than your son," Smethers said in a statement.
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Father and son fight about pocket money, about race, about music, about Murdo's tendency to disappear into his bedroom.
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Meet Pixpay, a French startup that wants to replace cash when you're handing out pocket money to your kids.
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His salary goes straight to his wife, who manages the household finances and hands him back a little pocket money.
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They only wanted pocket money to pay for things—a car, watches, better cell phones, more drinks at the bar.
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You'll give the grad the ability to pocket money he would have spent on dishes to spend on something else.
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Giles Martin, head of Halifax savings, said he found it "reassuring" to see that levels of pocket money were increasing.
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When I was little, buying certain snacks at the ice cream truck or pizzeria showed which friends had pocket money.
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A separate loan service called Line Pocket Money will determine rates and credit limits based on a user's Line Score.
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With this in mind, I found my friend's argument particularly compelling, and some pocket money would be nice, I thought.
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You'll give the grad the ability to pocket money she would have spent on dishes to spend on something else.
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Yet we get the sense that these amateur raids are conducted as much to alleviate boredom as provide pocket money.
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Having already created "The Hardy Boys," Stratemeyer wanted a detective who could capture the hearts and pocket money of girls.
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They often pocket money from a variety of additional sources that can total hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
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Idle Fish offers users a way to "share" their "idle goods" and make some extra pocket money at the same time.
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Last year, boys also received more pocket money than girls, but the gap was just 2 per cent, the Halifax said.
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With our saved-up pocket money, the Spice Girls taught a generation of girls that they were the new queen-makers.
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Anybody who is older than 10 years old can create a Pixpay account, get a debit card and manage pocket money.
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I used to spend nearly all my pocket money on either Landmark Books or, if I was feeling rakish, Hardy Boys books.
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"When I was 13 I spent my pocket money on my first ever album that I sort of bought myself," Bay said.
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Before long, they are skipping school to hang out on street corners and run errands for gang members to earn pocket money.
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I saved up my pocket money during a family trip to Disneyland when I was 10 to buy a Magic Kingdom charm.
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Choose an amount that you can afford after bills are covered and you've got a bit of pocket money for the month.
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To earn pocket money, he worked odd jobs — as an SAT tutor, an office assistant — and tried graduate school for a semester.
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In addition to their new pocket money, the prize winners will all be honored at a gala awards ceremony on November 3.
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We were never given pocket money when we were younger—if we wanted something, we had to earn the money to buy it.
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"My friends and I, we were still in school and we were just thinking of ways to earn extra pocket money," recalled Lim.
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At first glance it seems obscene to deem them "love letters," these pleas for pocket money and visits, her desperation for meaningful work.
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Besides earning some pocket money, these early jobs gave me a real appreciation of all the hard work that underpin our modern societies.
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Some who graduated paid for those degrees on the earnings from backyard piggeries, or made their pocket money selling Popsicles on the street.
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Parents with children at school or university have been withholding pocket money in the hopes that, penniless and underfed, they will come back home.
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Showing off her self-frayed jeans under her abaya, selling bracelets for pocket money and thinking up pranks, she is a universal pre-teen.
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The boys spent their pocket money on popcorn and ice cream from a stall near the blue fountain and a ride called Hilly Gilly.
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As soon as you can buy your own sweets without having to rely on pocket money, do not go trick or treating, even ironically.
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Instead, it wants to simply make the experience of flying in a giant drone available for thrill-seekers with a bit of pocket money.
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The risk is that people with high-deductible plans avoid care because they do not have the out-of-pocket money to cover it.
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In the mid-21860th century, cabaret clubs in the city made glamorous interiors, virtuosic singers, and beloved standards available to anybody with pocket money.
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Loony like your cousin Fred who lives with his mother and isn't allowed out of the house with more than $2 in pocket money.
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It will cost you A$14, compared to the US$2, but it's all pocket money when you are diving into your pool of gold.
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As part of Operation Pocket Money, the U.S. Navy planted a series of Destructor sea mines near strategic ports off the coast of North Vietnam.
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The rest of the EP's just as good so make sure you save that pocket money and are ready to splurge in a fortnight's time.
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That doesn't sound like a huge amount of money, but the company said students and other use the program to make a little pocket money.
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Unemployed and eccentric, Mr Sokaluk collected scrap metal to sell for pocket money and enjoyed watching episodes of "Thomas the Tank Engine" in his shed.
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Asylum seekers in Austria get so-called basic services, including free accommodation, food, access to medical treatment and 40 euros ($42.41) pocket money a month.
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Teenagers were saving up their pocket money to see Tiesto and a bunch of other nondescript white men tear up Creamfields or Electric Daisy Carnival.
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As a teenager, I would pore over catalogues and fashion magazines, dreaming of the day my shopping budget would exceed my meagre pocket money allowance.
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Despite his problems, he says he refuses to take any money from children, recalling how one girl recently tried to give him her pocket money.
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Set to join the pocket money market is the digital bank Revolut, with its upcoming launch of Revolut Youth for seven to 0003-year-olds.
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LONDON — The gender pay gap doesn't just affect adults in the world of work; it's also affecting children and the amount of pocket money they receive.
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In the ninth grade, he started using his voice for pocket money, singing to girls at school in exchange for the cost of his cafeteria lunch.
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I've witnessed contracts being voided because a model dared question her payment, and pocket money being withheld to discourage models who've gained weight from buying food.
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Cats Protection offers to care for a pet free of charge after the owner's death, triggering the idea of leaving behind some pocket money for Tiddles.
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There are currently around 175,000 migrants living in camps like this across Italy, with the government providing food, shelter, Italian lessons and some small pocket money.
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My husband is a carpenter and does overtime each week, so once our bill and pocket money are calculated, anything extra from his paycheck goes into savings.
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The Landmark Books were published in hardcover yet reasonably priced, which was doubtless why an enthusiastic reader like Bryson spent nearly all his pocket money on them.
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Pocket money was now stashed in a building society rather than a piggy bank; household shopping was done online; the children rarely saw their parents handling cash.
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Traders said they would spend about $30,000 on the inspectors, which also typically included a $3,500 pocket money payment per person, according to invoices seen by Reuters.
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That does not include perks, like Christmas "bonuses", excursions to the beach for gangsters and their families and pocket money that couriers swipe from drivers' coin boxes.
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The shoe business was a family affair: His father, Sam, ran the Fisher Shoe Company, and as a boy, Mr. Fisher shined shoes to earn pocket money.
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That means Amazon would then be tapping into the pocket money teens may have on hand from their part-time jobs, babysitting money, allowances and the like.
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Vandemoer said in court that he didn't pocket money that he was given, but said he used it to buy new materials for the Stanford sailing team.
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London (CNN Business)Children may not be stashing coins in piggy banks for much longer; with the move towards a cashless society, pocket money is moving digital.
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The high street bank also found that nearly four-fifths of children were saving some of their pocket money, with nearly one in eight saving all of it.
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At age 11, instead of learning math and grammar in primary school like her brothers, she helped women in her kampong make and sell sambal for pocket money.
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It'll be appreciated even more when it matures, when your teenager or twentysomething needs more pocket money for a two-month backpacking trip or to kickstart a retirement fund.
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It doesn't matter whether you run a massive e-commerce organisation or sell small collectible figurines for some extra pocket money, because everyone needs a website to compete nowadays.
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We don't know about you, but our pocket money typically went towards silly stuff like the latest Gameboy game (because '90s kids) or things with noxious levels of sugar.
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An eagle-eyed photographer snapped a shot of the president's pocket money as he was boarding Air Force One at Moffett Federal Airfield in Mountain View, California, on Tuesday.
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Levin has thought about hacking networks of neurons since the mid-1980s, when he was a high school student in the suburbs near Boston, writing software for pocket money.
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For the broadcasters themselves, the addition of monetization represents an opportunity to make a living, or at least pocket money, from doing what they love: playing games on mobile.
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The only remaining question is how long the Democrats' progressive base will allow its leadership to pocket money from pro-Israel donors – or even let Jews in the room.
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Disco, be it Chic, Instant Funk, or some novelty knock-off churned out to nick pocket money off impressionable kids, is suffused with tragedy—heartbreak lurks round ever corner.
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The small toy— initially marketed as a stress-reliever and an aid for those with ADHD or anxiety—has been co-opted by small children with pocket money to blow.
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"Some parents are clearly not feeling the pinch in the same way that they have done in recent years, when weekly pocket money dipped as low as £5.89," he said.
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In 1992, when he was 12 years old, Guasti counted his pocket money and headed to the video store on the corner to peruse the owner's selection of NES games.
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Remember, when you were little, you would go to the record store and if a record looked cool, that's the one you were going to spend your pocket money on.
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By precious stones, I'm talking about the kind of precious stones confined to the pocket money section of small regional museums, which is where I spent most of my childhood.
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In 93, when he was 12 years old, Guasti counted his pocket money and headed to the video store on the corner to peruse the owner's selection of NES games.
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"It's an easy way to earn pocket money," said 20153-year-old Ding Gaoxing, a part-time streamer with more than 10,000 followers on Panda TV, a popular Chinese streaming site.
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And in a market that's increasingly fighting for Gen Z's pocket money, IHOP somehow even rounds out the coveted category of the generation's top 25 most beloved brands, according to AdWeek.
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A group of asylum seekers who live in a shelter in southern Italy have decided to donate some of their "pocket money" to victims of the devastating earthquake in central Italy.
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The 13-year-old spends an hour or two every day on the game with his friends and is not afraid to spend his pocket money on it - bit by bit.
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One of the complaints made about minimum wages in earlier periods was that many of those receiving the benefits were just high school kids working part-time jobs for pocket money.
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Brian: I've got an older sister and when I was six years old we went into Shirley (Solihull) together to buy my first record with pocket money that I had saved.
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He described Hamas officials driving jeeps, barbecuing chicken and sending their children to private schools while he could not even give his children pocket money or pay his son's university fees.
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I had been asking her for money to buy school supplies, and we both knew it was a way for me to have a little pocket money and also help out.
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Initially targeting families for things like dishing out pocket money to your kids, splitting household bills, or giving a domestic worker an expense allowance, Soldo also plans to launch for businesses too.
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Parents are forking out an average £6.55 per week to children, according to the annual Halifax pocket money survey, the highest level recorded since the onset of the financial crisis in 2007.
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She used to hang on to pocket money for him, so that he could pay his bills, and she still keeps fifteen hundred euros of his in an envelope in a drawer.
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"I started when I was a junior in high school, to make myself a little summer pocket money," he recalls as an inflatable snake gyrates in the breeze beneath his cart umbrella.
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Migrants did not receive a daily allowance of €2.50 in pocket money, but a card that could be used only at the vending machines inside the center, allowing mob associates to profit.
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At best, it is awkward and degrading — my self-worth whittled every time I went to Sid for pocket money to buy groceries or tea with a friend — and at worst, life-threatening.
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Drivers just want to earn some extra pocket money, and riders just want to get home, ideally without the moral quandary that comes with supporting a company that is perennially wracked with controversy.
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During the interminable six-week summer holiday, I'd cycle across the park to the corner shop where I'd part with my pocket money in exchange for whichever lolly took my fancy that day.
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Streamlabs also saw growth in the number of channels earning money; thousands are at least getting pocket money from their streaming hobby, and more than a few are probably paying rent with it.
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Bell, for his part, had negotiated a basic salary of about $1.5 million a year, plus such perks as a chauffeur and what colleagues called his "pocket money"—bundles of cash for expenses.
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With the internet only just creaking into the broadband era, The Wire became an essential pocket money purchase; it was a portal to another musical world for the cost of a few pounds.
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We used to participate in gam'iyyas organized by family and neighbors ahead of holiday seasons and before going back to school, and then we collected our pocket money to make the required payments.
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Onyinyechi had the foresight to save up her pocket money while in boarding school and during the long holidays, she signed up for a class in creative writing, which of course she aced.
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Perhaps I had more patience for poor level layout back then, on account of each game bought using scraped-together pocket money and gift vouchers representing a more significant investment than they are today.
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In other words, if Big Pharma is really upset that Medicare patients are being forced to pay more out-of-pocket money for their drugs, they should go ahead and endorse Medicare for All.
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"I started drinking when I was 13, and now I can drink a large quantity without showing it," he said, adding that the pocket money from his parents was enough to get him drunk.
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Here's what you need to know about how property gets seized from citizens, how it ends up as pocket money for local police agencies, and what the federal government's role in all of this is.
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But what should be a typical part-time job for any teen wanting extra pocket money holds extra significance for Pamela: It's her first practical step in preparing for her mother's likely deportation back to Mexico.
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They're here to meet YouTubers, Instagram makeup icons, and reality TV stars—as well as to spend their pocket money at one of the dozens of teen-favored brands that have retail stands at the event.
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In the spring of 19703, President Richard Nixon signed off on Operation Pocket Money, a plan to deploy 11,000 sea mines off the coast of North Vietnam to cut off naval supply routes to the region.
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The day after the family arrived, their caseworker from CWS visited to check on them and to distribute a small amount of pocket money to tide them over until their food stamps and cash assistance kicks in.
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Along with courting danger as a child, Powell and Branson came up with ways of making extra pocket money, planning (aged 10) to grow fir trees to sell at Christmas and attempting to breed budgerigars for sale.
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" Apart from the thrill of earning a bit of pocket money for helping mom, Klemp says that her kids "found it very exciting that we were creating art together, and they liked how the pictures turned out.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The gender pay gap — a disparity between women and men's earnings — starts in childhood in Britain with girls receiving 20 percent less pocket money than boys, according to a survey published on Tuesday.
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Sakina's father told the members of the group that he would match whatever funds they raised to get started, she said, so they pooled their pocket money and savings and soon had 7,000 afghanis, or about $100.
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"I'd like hip kids to buy it because I think you can wear Felt as a badge of honor," he replies when prodded about who he envisions schlepping to record shops with their paper round pocket money.
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At the end of their three-year contracts in China, young women often use their pocket money to buy a soft toy - big teddy bears are the most popular - to bring back as a souvenir, Qian said.
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The $2 trillion in private-sector costs, in turn, are also split roughly in half, with about $1 trillion each spent by households (premiums, out-of-pocket money and so on) and employers (mostly their share of premiums).
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Washington, in return, has threatened to levy billions of dollars in retaliatory tariffs, targeting the likes of French cheesemakers and Champagne producers to stop what U.S. officials view as international efforts to pocket money owed to American taxpayers.
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That facade has dropped and we can see the rest of Kensington that has been betrayed by a very, very rich council refusing to spend what is pocket money to them on the things that help people better themselves.
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I was recently told a story about a well-known American dynasty who traditionally raise their children with the following approach to sustainable wealth management and philanthropy: for every $3 pocket money, you should save one, spend one and give one.
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I'd also rotate my pocket money between Q, Mojo, and Uncut, inexorably drawn towards the idea that maybe Bob Dylan's latest album really was a stunning return to form when, in fact, I had never heard a Bob Dylan album.
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Unlike grants or scholarships that are awarded in a lump sum, this aid is earned throughout the year based on hours worked, so it may be better used as pocket money rather than to cover tuition fees at the beginning of the semester.
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Other than letting others pocket money for the barrels you no longer can sell, you could target those barrels and maybe in the process push the price up and put some pressure on the Trump administration which doesn't want to see higher gasoline prices.
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At the height of the video arcade boom in the 20183s, more than 10,000 individual arcade centers could be found in the US. These hubs of youth entertainment and favorite funnel for preteen pocket money generated nearly $8 billion in quarters alone in 1982.
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Whether or not Lang managed to convince any of his audience to cough up some of their not-so hard-earned pocket money on records like Les Stances a Sophie, Non-Cognitive Aspects of the City, or A Jackson in Your House is neither here nor there.
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That's why even the "CATS AGAINST CATCALLING" items feel slightly off—the feminism that runs through that phrase feels a little compromised when teens are being asked to hand over their pocket money to own something emblazoned with it to a company of H&M's size.
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The powerful propaganda machine run by Mahmoud Abbas' Palestinian Authority is compounded by the fact that corrupt PA officials pocket money, maintain poverty-stricken conditions for their people, who in turn seek terrorism and financial compensation for attacks as a way out of their desperate situation.
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In Trio of Towns, players can do small jobs like chopping wood or delivering flowers for the residents of the three nearby towns, which provide a little pocket money, a little community goodwill, and don't require using up precious stamina that might be needed to complete any leftover farmwork.
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I'm pretty sure it came with the system—I bought mine second hand, with combined birthday and saved pocket money—and it wasn't until a few years later when I properly attempted to crack its three cases, each a grainy video interpretation of one found within the not-actually-a-board-game version.
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"If the GOP Minority Leader and his campaign committee are willing to pocket money from a man who was just arrested for funneling Russian campaign donors into American elections, then it is clear there [is] no line they will not cross," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokesman Cole Leiter said in a statement.
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"Parents of Dragon children are more involved in their children's education (they have a higher propensity to talk to their child's teacher spontaneously during a semester), they are more likely to enroll their child in kindergarten, they give their child more pocket money, and they protect their child from doing chores around the house," according to the study.
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When Deng Xiaoping led a China delegation attending the United Nations assembly in 1974, he used up his pocket money of about US$20 to buy baguettes to take back to Beijing to share with his comrades, according to an article, published in 2004 in the Chinese Communist Party news section on the People's Daily website.
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She found that they were disproportionately white-collar and highly educated, like Seth F. A second, expanded study showed that those who relied on gigging to make a living were less satisfied than those who had other jobs and benefits and gigged for pocket money: another sign that the system was not helping those who most needed the work.
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Moreover, Staurowsky's estimates don't take into account any potential outside athletic income—like athletes signing autographs for cash, or starring in commercials for local car dealers, or getting paid for wearing Nike hightops instead of seeing coaches and administrators pocket money for wearing branded shoes during golf outings with donors, and sticking the company's swoosh logo on equipment trucks.
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He won prep school speaking competitions with irreverent speeches (one was on hair, which the headmaster lacked) and at age 13, wanting to follow four elder siblings to London night life, he organized a Chelsea club outing for pocket money (the place turned off its cigarette machine and refused to serve alcohol to its pimply customers).
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"I told you from the start you was gonna turn on me," he sings at the beginning of "Turn on Me," then castigates himself for the relationship's mistakes and its fallout: I'm the one put all the rings on youI'm the one took all the blame for itI had to look at this lame happyTry to figure out again why I ain't happy On both albums, the reference points are the same — glistening, wet diamonds; Range Rovers purchased with pocket money; women from all parts of the globe getting celebrated and mistreated, often in the same breath.
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