Ideally, you'll want to work your way up to setting aside at least 10 percent of your pretax income, but if you're only comfortable with setting aside one percent, start there!
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Ideally, you'll want to work your way up to setting aside at least 10 percent of your pretax income, but if you're only comfortable with setting aside 1 percent, start there!
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It does means setting aside your insecurities and jumping in.
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Setting aside $50 a day is a lot, Bach admits.
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Some Republicans are likely to oppose setting aside the money.
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Setting aside just 50 cents a day can add up quickly.
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Why not consider setting aside a few places where fireflies thrive?
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Even setting aside just $20 a month can make a difference.
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Every annual balance proposal has low thresholds for setting aside balance.
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Many experts recommend setting aside at least 10% of your income.
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Setting aside what Emma could've been, this is what she was.
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And don't forget about the money you're setting aside for taxes.
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He started with the goal of setting aside $2000 a day.
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He started with the goal of setting aside $50 a day.
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So the question now becomes, we as a society, setting aside the specific case between the FBI and Apple, setting aside the commercial interests, the concerns about what the Chinese government could do with this even if we trust the US government, setting aside all these questions, we're going to have to make some decisions about how we balance these respective risks.
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Northwestern Mutual is setting aside $150 million for a second venture fund.
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" Setting aside the usual Trump hyperbole, is the Republican nominating system "rigged?
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If you're not setting aside 10-20% of your income, don't panic.
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PNG is the biggest contributor, setting aside 18.7 million kina ($5.4 million).
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But setting aside those criticisms, a strand of the conversation turned unpleasant.
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Babare started setting aside time in the studio for them to write.
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The center began setting aside some still-serviceable items as potential props.
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But setting aside land for conservation has not always staved off criticism.
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We can fulfill these goals by setting aside special interests and opportunism.
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Experts recommend setting aside a workspace to get you into "work" mode.
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But setting aside Trump's vulgar language, the president was essentially asking questions.
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Setting aside 2000 percent of that would mean $26,2000 in savings per year.
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Whatever you decide, you're necessarily setting aside your other options for another day.
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He started setting aside 35% to 40% of his $50,000 entry-level salary.
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That meant they were setting aside more than half of their combined income.
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Setting aside questions about his economic rigor, those views themselves don't disqualify Moore.
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Verizon and Vodafone are upgrading their networks, setting aside spectrum just for IoT.
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I was already setting aside 7% between my 401(k) and small savings.
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Setting aside the politics for a moment, is a carbon tax good policy?
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But that requires setting aside conspiracy theories in favor of unbiased fact-gathering.
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But setting aside money is crucial — for an emergency fund, education and retirement.
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The court is considering setting aside the dual sovereignty doctrine in this case.
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Setting aside their business rivalries, the brothers jointly greeted wedding guests in Udaipur.
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Setting aside her prepared remarks, she revealed that she'd been raped in college.
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The Fidelity study recommended setting aside 15 percent of your salary for retirement.
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They make no pretense of setting aside their disagreements for lovey-dovey reconciliation.
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But setting aside the falsehoods, the sheer chutzpah of Barr's comments is staggering.
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Setting aside their contributions to overall growth, are immigrants a fiscal boon or burden?
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So, if your home is worth $500,000, Ellis suggests setting aside $5,000 to $15,000.
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Setting aside the frustration of defining blackness by pain, what else does this implicate?
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She began setting aside money every month to build a house for her family.
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Setting aside the dreary result, the scandal seemed to plant a seed for progress.
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So if you make $50,000 a year, you're setting aside around $166 in January.
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But Brooks has more baggage of his own, even setting aside his Trump attacks.
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It allows the largest miners to extract coal without setting aside cash or collateral.
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Scholars are debating the value of setting aside opportunities for members of ethnic groups.
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Setting aside the theme, I really enjoyed solving Ms. Loeb's and Mr. Peterson's puzzle.
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"It had been a really strange trip," she writes, setting aside her usual diplomacy.
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Setting aside the violence at its center, it's safe, a haven from so much.
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Boomer parents, defined as 55 and older, are setting aside even less: five percent.
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It's really great that she's setting aside money for it and being intentional about it.
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Conservatives and liberals could find common ground during celebrations, setting aside differences for the weekend.
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The sooner you start setting aside money for these expenses, the better off you'll be.
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Setting aside his troubling relationship with Scientology, you have the last of a dying breed.
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She's done the party-building, setting aside $5,000 earlier this year for every state party.
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Note: We're setting aside Reputation's unbelievably bad lead single for the duration of this conversation.
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Setting aside the colors and the fabric, Microsoft fundamentally made conservative decisions with the design.
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Setting aside Steve Jobs' return to Apple, it might be Silicon Valley's greatest second act.
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For Ortega, there's no point setting aside the things that he has been working on.
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Setting aside his comment about Trump's tweets, the photo virtually demands further investigation and explanation.
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If You're Reading This You Could Be Setting Aside More For Student Loan Payments 224.
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Better yet, plan for this by setting aside blocks of time strictly for unexpected items.
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And setting aside the constitutionality issue, the quota law is wrong-headed for several reasons.
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Does setting aside the negative emotions make you any less likely to repeat the mistake?
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Which is why deceptive design isn't a sustainable business strategy, even setting aside ethical concerns.
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Another key for high earners is setting aside a generous rainy day fund, Ramnani said.
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Step one in forming a nonpartisan internationalist coalition is setting aside all "original sin" arguments.
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For me, it starts by Republicans and Democrats setting aside partisan differences and working together.
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Gilbert started setting aside a portion of each paycheck in a 4013(k) in 1985.
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Dubuffet himself hoped to democratize art, setting aside intellectual pretences to reach a wider audience.
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Setting aside the ideological dispute, though, there are two likely problems this plan would face.
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Both companies declined to say how much money they were setting aside for the effort.
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Supermarket chain Delhaize said it was setting aside the hour from 8 to 9 a.m.
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Toshiba is already moving forward with an open auction, setting aside objections from Western Digital.
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Setting aside whether that's a good idea at all, Williams said it doesn't even work.
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Setting aside the question of violence that has plagued football on and off the field (and let's be clear: that's a huge thing to be setting aside), the reality is that fewer kids are playing the sport, largely because fewer adults are letting them.
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Setting aside the rather breathtaking Islamophobia implied in that line of reasoning, it's also flatly wrong.
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Setting aside fundamental evaluative and comprehension issues discussed herein, there will come a nonlinear crossover point.
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Will is far from alone in setting aside his GOP identification, at least through November's election.
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Setting aside a rainy day fund, or its PG-210 cousin, is always a good idea.
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States like New Jersey are setting aside millions of dollars to invest in local news projects.
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Setting aside this year's naming horrors, Apple pretty much has a clean slate for next year.
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Setting aside the merits of her proposals, her focus on policy is clever politics, and unusual.
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But setting aside the truth of his assertion, Trump should speak every night at the convention.
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Setting aside North Korea, will Moon have any military priorities that contradict what the US wants?
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This begins with setting aside U.S.-managed regime change as a plausible or beneficial policy goal.
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Realtors recommend setting aside between 2137% and 21% of your home value every year for maintenance.
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Of those, it was completely withdrawing 469 and setting aside an additional 85033 to be reevaluated.
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It's worth setting aside a good two and a half hours to cover the whole castle.
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It's a typical clinical setting, aside from the people injecting heroin just a few steps away.
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If neither of those options are available, consider regularly setting aside money in a savings account.
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But if you're interested in economic policy, I recommend setting aside the time to read it.
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Qoins aims to help users pay off debt faster by setting aside small amounts every month.
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The Board of Elections later verifies those claims, setting aside any ballots that it deems invalid.
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Indeed, setting aside requisite tax hikes, BernieCare is far more generous than most employer-provided plans.
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Many experts recommend setting aside at least 10 percent of your income as soon as possible.
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You'll never even see the money you're setting aside and will learn to live without it.
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To this end, he recommends setting aside fifty per cent of the planet's surface as reserves.
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He recommends setting aside five minutes of your commute to mentally prep for the work day.
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To that end, most experts suggest setting aside three to six months' worth of your income.
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Setting aside a single, focused, time-boxed hour, argued Zao-Sanders can help counter this bad habit.
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This can make things much more complicated than just setting aside shares of stock with a corporation.
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It has advised banks to consider setting aside higher provisions even for good loans in stressed sectors.
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Setting aside the hold-harmless math, the COLA formula is not keeping seniors even with rising inflation.
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"You definitely need to be planning for cash-flow issues and setting aside that money," Labant said.
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Setting aside these everyday users, what can you say about the average user—however you define "average"?
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Setting aside the obvious marketing and business partnership between Nike and Apple, it's unclear why it exists.
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Cybersecurity companies have been benefiting from organizations worldwide setting aside budgets to shield against rising cyber crime.
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Start out with setting aside 1% and increase that a percentage point every six months, Long suggests.
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Setting aside the substance of Vargas-Cooper's argument, using words like "mutilation" to describe surgery is insulting.
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Goldman, though, only managed that return by setting aside just 37 percent of revenue to cover compensation.
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Volkswagen said then that it was setting aside 6.5 billion euros to cover the cost of recalls.
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The company increased the amount of money it was setting aside for the scandal to €16.2 billion.
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Setting aside the current political climate: the very structure of our government undercuts its true democratic potential.
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If you aren't setting aside time to review your plans, you risk facing serious consequences later on.
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For those of us who are saving, we are only setting aside 214.5% to 2401% on average.
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In California, that meant setting aside an entire technical team to work on subverting Apple's own encryption.
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They also argue that setting aside funds in a college account will reduce your child's financial aid.
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But even setting aside, if only for a moment, the troubling gender assumptions, the line is instructive.
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For me, anti-anxiety efforts meant setting aside weekends to unplug, journal, and stop reading the news.
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Setting aside my obvious bias, I must say that it is an example of near-genius manipulation.
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In fact, even setting aside the coronavirus, UK consumers are already largely dependent on digital banking channels.
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Setting aside a solo career also let him ply a second calling as a conductor and scholar.
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Setting aside his apparent obsession with trashing this bold teenager, Mr. Trump has got it all wrong.
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Or has she started narrowcasting her brand, maximizing self-love and carnality and setting aside larger issues?
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So setting aside the egg, what happened to the energy that Trieu intended to absorb into herself?
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Setting aside volatile food and energy prices, however, consumer prices probably rose a more modest 2.3 percent.
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Setting aside the morality of the matter, these Democratic electoral calculations are flawed in two fundamental respects.
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She has called for a "free vote" on the Brexit deal, setting aside the convention of Cabinet responsibility.
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Most experts recommend setting aside at least 10% of your pretax income in a tax-advantaged retirement account.
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Still, even setting aside the humanitarian issue, Trump's anti-immigrant plan suffers from a fundamental flaw: bad math.
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Setting aside the fact that her lawyer husband, George Conway, is a closet Never Trumper, this was understandable.
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But setting aside this weirdness, the truth is that migrants aren't transforming British housing in any meaningful sense.
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Both Mr Xi and Ms Tsai have strong domestic reasons for setting aside their differences for a while.
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For starters, many experts recommend setting aside at least 20.04 percent of your income as soon as possible.
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But even setting aside his doppelgänger vocals, Laughing Matter has a fair amount in common with OK Computer.
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The ex-presidents emphasized unity and a setting aside of political differences as each spoke to the crowd.
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The key is to start early and allocate however much money you feel comfortable setting aside for investing.
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Common cries of "table-setting!" aside, here's what the broader conversation looks like on this, the morning after.
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France and Germany proposed starting with setting aside 90 million euros to that end already in 2017-2019.
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For starters, many experts recommend setting aside at least 10 percent of your income as soon as possible.
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In his speech, Hammond stated that the U.K. would be setting aside £3 billion ($3.9 billion) for Brexit.
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But at the end of the day, I was only setting aside money in my company 401(K).
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Fish it out and rest on kitchen roll before breaking into crumbs and small chunks and setting aside.
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Unity springs from mutual respect — from setting aside the blame game — and working together in faith and trust.
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Setting aside the unfortunate questions surrounding Mr. Weiner and Ms. Abedin, undecided voters may now rethink — rightly — Mrs.
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Among Mr. Byford's first moves was setting aside an area of train track for more ultra-wideband testing.
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But setting aside the Republican-friendly frame of Tapper's question, there is a real issue at stake here.
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I've since learned that setting aside 21099 percent of what I earn is a good rule of thumb.
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Use your alone time as an opportunity to build mental strength by setting aside some solitude for yourself.
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It was always clear that the path to reaching a nuclear deal meant setting aside other geopolitical concerns.
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Economists recommended setting aside both the September and October reports and instead focusing on the longer-term picture.
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At this point, we've seriously considered setting aside a portion of our direct deposit to go to Sephora.
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Setting aside a portion of revenues from the corporate carbon fees can create new economic opportunities for workers.
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Setting aside the politics will give us the best chance to stop the senseless killing in our country.
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Setting aside racial prejudice, we can find one source in the operational relationship between American and ARVN forces.
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But the Amazon series takes a different tack, setting aside the "What if the South had won?" trope.
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In early 2019, Apple said it had begun setting aside funds in anticipation of potential fines and settlements.
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To appease moderates, another amendment setting aside $8 billion over five years to help such patients afford coverage.
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But we are setting aside our differences to promote tax reform that will benefit American workers and businesses.
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It's not hard to imagine why serving fast food is terrible work, even setting aside the poverty wages.
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Pimm and others have a goal of setting aside half the Earth's land and seas solely for nature.
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A regular Republican donor Setting aside his issues with Trump, Singer has otherwise been a traditional Republican donor.
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After saving up an adequate emergency fund, I made setting aside money to invest my next big goal.
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It means setting aside the relentless self-absorption, self-promotion and personal-brand building that our society indulges.
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As an owner of a Canon DSLR myself, I'm already setting aside money to upgrade to the 80D.
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While there, I baked an apple pie for a party, setting aside more than three-quarters of it.
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Setting aside the personal reactions of staff, this choice makes it difficult for staff to function well professionally.
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Setting aside a few remaining details, like absorbing Albania and Serbia, the vast majority of that project is complete.
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Even setting aside the genetic miniatures of viruses, cellular genome sizes measured to date vary more than a millionfold.
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We're just setting aside the stuff we like to make it easier to find and listen to later on.
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Even setting aside retaliation, a wide variety of industries are pushing back against new levies on steel and aluminum.
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What percentage of your income are you supposed to be setting aside every time you get a freelance payment?
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Experts typically advise setting aside at least 1% of your home's purchase price for repairs over the long-term.
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Setting aside the human cost, the price tag for the nation's longest war is immense, to say the least.
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If you begin setting aside money at age 503, you have to save $239 per month to reach $750,000.
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Setting aside the drug test failure, he passed the pre-fight requirements for athletic commissions in Missouri and Texas.
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JPMorgan said Thursday it is setting aside more money to cover bad loans made to energy and mining companies.
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The lender already has prepared for losses in outstanding paper by setting aside $1.2 billion to offset credit losses.
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Setting aside $110 million to help aggrieved customers is a good place to start, according to two industry analysts.
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This way, you won't forget to up your contributions (or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk).
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If you want to retire by age 65, you should be setting aside 10-17 percent of your income.
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This may require turning off push notifications on your phone or setting aside specific times to check world events.
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And, as with all major savings goals, the sooner you start setting aside money, the easier it will be.
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I started thinking about this potential path nine years ago and had been setting aside money for five years.
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This way, you won't forget to up your contributions, or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk.
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However, the last quarter was hit by the lender setting aside 110 million euros to cover mis-sold mortgages.
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If you're working towards setting aside 50 percent of your paycheck, you're well on your way to financial freedom.
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But setting aside the ACA while the case proceeds "would throw the entire [health] system into chaos," Becerra said.
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There's no friendship marriage (setting aside companionate marriages, which are very real, but that's a whole 'nother ball game).
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Setting aside time for them with no interruptions is really important to keeping a happy marriage and happy life.
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The plan and another incentive plan for non-insider employees proposed setting aside up to $16.2 million in bonuses.
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Nana worked slowly on her pasta, methodically setting aside pieces of chicken that she never gets around to finishing.
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It's all about working around your peak productivity and setting aside blocks of time to focus on your priorities.
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This way, you'll never forget to up your contributions, or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk.
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Nigeria's federal government has proposed setting aside land for herders, yet the country is also grappling with widespread unemployment.
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The side effects of a pedestrian-focused strategy are overwhelmingly positive, even setting aside the lowered potential for death.
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Setting aside the fact that "good tree" isn't necessarily an accurate assessment of the Crellins, who's right about her?
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Many distinguished experts have endorsed the idea of setting aside half the surface of the Earth to protect biodiversity.
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Setting aside its nonsensical nature, the ban is yet another declaration of who the government feels are true citizens.
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Setting aside the significant environmental impact, this energy waste costs American businesses and households billions of dollars every year.
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Is the coronavirus the kind of emergency that requires setting aside otherwise sacrosanct commitments to privacy and civil liberties?
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Is the coronavirus the kind of emergency that requires setting aside otherwise sacrosanct commitments to privacy and civil liberties?
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Maybe it's setting aside one or two nights to work on your career learning and invest in your education.
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Until we've made more progress fixing that problem, it's worth setting aside some time to listen to only women.
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Setting aside a blast of cold on Friday, it's a mild and mostly uneventful first full week of March.
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But conservatives, even in heavily unionized states, are wary of setting aside taxpayer dollars to shore up private pensions.
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Others support encouraging investment in rural areas by setting aside a block of visas for those who invest there.
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Setting aside the cost to repair the highway, the stranding has been devastating to an economy reliant on visitors.
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One upshot is that setting aside big tracts to protect endangered species and carbon-rich forests is increasingly expensive.
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Analysts suggested investing and lending business and the bank setting aside less money for bonuses fueled the profit beat.
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The Trump administration ruled out temporarily setting aside federal restrictions on foreign ships' transportation of cargo, saying it wasn't needed.
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Setting aside her (or anyone else's) feelings about the word "bitch," Taylor looked more than two-faced in this situation.
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Setting aside his fear, Benson captured the unfolding scene with the precision and expertise that's become synonymous with his name.
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For example, she suggests setting aside two or three 30- to 45-minutes blocks of time to process your email.
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If you begin setting aside money at age 20, you have to save $319 per month to reach $1 million.
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I knew this was coming and have been setting aside money for a couple months to help cover the costs.
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Even setting aside matters of personal conscience, the costs and benefits for bosses of sitting alongside the president have changed.
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To help you evaluate, we've rounded up seven warning signs that could indicate you need to start setting aside more.
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Over 40 percent of them report setting aside money on a monthly basis, according to the Allianz Life Generations study.
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How much to set aside is a moving target; advisors often recommend setting aside three to six months of expenses.
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To prepare, she says she's being extra cautious about spending and setting aside extra time to build her side hustle.
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Even setting aside "Grindin'," something like "When the Last Time" would have been a welcome life raft on Blueprint 2.
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Setting aside the ethical problems of such a delineation, the State Department's definition of "close family" raises significant legal concerns.
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They cut back on their day-to-day expenses, downsized and started setting aside 70 percent of their combined income.
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Instead of setting aside an hour, she'd be busy at church, at a meeting, or donating her time to charity.
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"It has worked quite well in terms of setting aside those political differences, and allowing science to occur," he says.
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For you, it might be as simple as setting aside an hour a week to consider ways to move forward.
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Setting aside the astonishing statistics on ED specifically, the data on the influence of images is staggering on its own.
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Setting aside the fact that there have never been reproducible reports of telekinesis, there are some real physics issues here.
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"If you're setting aside assets for age 85… you might be alive then or you might not, frankly," he said.
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Amazon AWS announced Friday it's setting aside an initial $20 million to help accelerate research and development of diagnostic solutions.
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After carefully setting aside savings while working in IT and managing a Subway, he pulled together $26,000 for his cart.
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"I want to thank Republicans and Democrats for coming together, setting aside their differences and putting America first," Trump said.
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Whether you're cooking an entirely meatless meal or just setting aside a few dishes, here are more than 100 recipes.
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That it won Best Picture — even setting aside the bizarre manner in which it ultimately won — is practically a miracle.
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About 70 percent said that, setting aside Trump's wording, his comments were basically right, compared to 25 percent of Democrats.
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Instead, the bill proposes setting aside at least $750 million for grants to subsidize research and development in 5G technology.
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It was not impossible, during the campaign, to find prominent Trump supporters, even setting aside members of his immediate family.
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The children clutched boxes of ammunition and Wahhaj appeared to be setting aside an an AR-style rifle, he said.
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Over 276 percent of millennials report setting aside money on a monthly basis, according to the Allianz Life Generations study.
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Setting aside the name and release window, the announcement focuses on two specific aspects of the coming console's new controller.
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If you break that down to a weekly savings target, it's roughly the equivalent of setting aside $20 every Friday.
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Setting aside Mr. Saakashvili's political ambitions, the episode once again cast light on the tenacity of Ukraine's culture of corruption.
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The officials "have given up a lot to come into government by setting aside a lot of assets," he said.
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But setting aside a few boxes of Clif Bars or your preferred energy bar is a better tasting, reliable option.
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Setting aside the radness of Paige's fight, I actually found Oleg's storyline to be among this episode's most compelling elements.
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But even setting aside that Trump lost the popular vote by almost 2.9 million votes, this diagnosis is too simple.
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Setting aside the wisdom of any of those moves, does that sound like a president terrified of urine-soaked kompromat?
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Lawmakers in the Philippines have criticized Duterte for setting aside an arbitration ruling by the Hague the country won in 2016.
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I mean, look, even setting aside whatever the compromise will ultimately be, Maria, let&aposs just talk about the politics here.
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"This presents us with an untestable hypothesis, not to mention uncritically setting aside the prior information of Earhart's presence," he writes.
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Setting aside what you may feel about him, Depp's voice and likeness were incorporated into the Disney World ride in 2006.
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Loftin said the organization is setting aside up to $1,000 per person in immediate relief from the Harvey Disaster Relief Fund.
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France is unusual among European countries in setting aside 11 seats in its 577-seat National Assembly to represent citizens abroad.
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The alternative is rationing out the insulin that he can pay for while still setting aside enough for food and rent.
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Andrew Zhao understands the importance of setting aside money — he saves about $1,000 a month — but it's not his main priority.
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Fifty-one percent of the participants in the BMO poll said that they're setting aside some money for an emergency fund.
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I masturbate regularly, but there was something really nice about setting aside some time each night to take care of myself.
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But Corporate America is setting aside its biggest spending increases for shareholder rewards, according to a recent Moody's Investors Service report.
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Setting aside time to read and think at the beginning of a meeting stresses the value of focus to a team.
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At the same time, Ms. Jones will begin a simultaneous review, setting aside records that she herself concludes may be privileged.
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Setting aside Destiny won't just free up your schedule for healthier activities, it'll also open the door for new gaming experiences.
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Finally, if you do end up saving on gas this year, consider setting aside that extra cash instead of spending it.
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The only nagging requirement is setting aside a personal surveillance budget, but otherwise the Circle 22 is a great monitoring device.
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Keeping a gratitude journal or setting aside time to write thank you cards encourage me to feel more appreciative and grounded.
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Setting aside her conservative politics, the British prime minister is what you'd expect from a world leader: smart, serious, dignified, discerning.
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Setting aside for a moment that Firke is joking, or half-joking at least, look at Jerry Reinsdorf's notorious labor history.
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That is a serious ethical problem if it meant a material change to Cohen's testimony (setting aside potential obstruction of justice).
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But setting aside the very sad thought of two septuagenarians trading blows behind a high school gym, Trump's tweets are revealing.
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Earlier this year, the firm said it was nearing a settlement with the government, setting aside $200 million for a penalty.
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This will require patience, hard work, and setting aside personal egos, but results in stronger bridges to the benefit of all.
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To be successful requires setting aside time to focus, communicating your needs to others, and staying dedicated to a rigorous schedule.
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Setting aside the egregious allegations of sexual misconduct that bedeviled Social Finance, lenders have hit a rough spot throughout the market.
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But despite this overall miserly attitude, the fossil record sometimes does us all a solid by setting aside an extraordinary gem.
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The legislation includes a number of other provisions, including setting aside money for a nationwide survey on the prevalence of harassment.
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GE is setting aside $2400 million to repair its 220HA, 20HA and 20163FB model turbines as it restructures its power business.
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The two men hit it off, and Mr. Rezaj's friends would gather with them, setting aside a habitual mistrust of outsiders.
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Chesky's message was part of a broader announcement in which Airbnb is setting aside some $260 million to help out hosts.
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Advise students to try setting aside their devices and reading their course materials for 10 minutes straight before doing anything else.
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Identifying the skills required to get there and setting aside time to cultivate them is your best form of job security.
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The bank said it was setting aside $1.5 billion to pay legal costs, but even that did not explain the decline.
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In California, that's almost 7 million workers, many of whom aren't setting aside any money to augment their Social Security benefits.
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Setting aside the crystal ball on which bases are actually vulnerable, I think it is safe to make three broad predictions.
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Read on to see how much you should be setting aside for retirement and how to get to that savings rate.
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Setting aside the fact that sharing housework shouldn't have anything to do with outdated gender breakdowns ... honestly, what even is this?
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Setting aside that many times women have said something and were ignored, the answer is simple: It's the fear of retaliation.
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The YPG and Damascus have mostly avoided conflict during the Syrian civil war, setting aside historic enmity to fight shared foes.
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Given the very short timeframe, lawmakers seem keen to remain focused on border security, while setting aside other immigration policy changes.
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They are setting aside large parcels of land in part to fulfill commitments made as part of the Paris climate agreement.
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Even setting aside all the plausible economic arguments against the minimum wage, under the best case scenario, what does it really achieve?
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Governor David Ige urged residents to prepare for the worst by setting aside a 14-day supply of water, food and medicines.
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Still, setting aside the symbolic messaging, there are significant issues that the new secretary of defense needs to discuss with his counterparts.
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"I'm setting aside my overwhelming need to be understood and will continue to keep my conversations with everyone in private," she wrote.
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I think it&aposs unwise for the president to say that, setting aside the debate about collusion and the Robert Mueller investigation.
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This way, you'll never forget to up your contributions, or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk of your paycheck.
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It also shows momentum on a second major pillar of ocean policy, in addition to setting aside more ocean regions for conservation.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday, citing strong U.S. economic performance, largely setting aside the threats of rising tariffs.
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Estimates for damage to buildings in Groningen range widely, with NAM so far setting aside 750 million euros ($800 million) for compensation.
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Several analysts attributed the earnings beat to Wells Fargo setting aside significantly less money to cover problem loans than had been expected.
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That being said, if you haven't started setting aside money in your 20s, don't let that discourage you from saving and investing.
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The Note is traditionally Samsung's premier platform for showing off new phone technology (setting aside the Galaxy Fold for a moment, anyway).
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Last year, 2.2 million of the app's users created a monthly travel budget, setting aside cash to save for a vacation goal.
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Forget your worries Setting aside a quiet time in the evening to meditate, relax or pray was a popular response on Twitter.
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Such a commitment comes weeks after Trump signed a presidential directive setting aside more federal dollars for computer science classes and programs.
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In answer to a question, he declined to commit to setting aside mandatory arbitration agreements that prohibit clients from suing Wells Fargo.
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Setting aside a little money each month can lessen the blow when you need to make travel arrangements or buy that gift.
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A study from 2018 found that setting aside just 10 minutes for a light workout significantly improve your memory throughout the day.
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"The amounts of money [officials] are setting aside [for pensions] are far short of adequate," Rauh told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Monday.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is setting aside $12 million to pay for employee buyouts, officials wrote in a memo this week.
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Setting aside natural disasters, terrorist attacks, wars—almost nobody working in national journalism today has covered a story of this magnitude before.
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To help you evaluate, CNBC Make It rounded up five warning signs that could indicate you need to start setting aside more.
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But, setting aside the tax debate, ANWR supporters say that they'll pressure lawmakers to take the drilling option off the table entirely.
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But setting aside increased pay for additional time spent working, the report showed the amount earned per hour of work was flat.
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Just remember that this is an international brand, so returns may take longer to process — we'd recommend setting aside some extra time.
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That being said, if you're only comfortable with setting aside 1%, it's better to start there than not get started at all.
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To offset lost mining jobs, officials, business leaders and environmentalists are setting aside political feuds to try to create an entrepreneurial economy.
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You won't miss the extra money you're setting aside in savings because you're already used to living on your pre-raise income.
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Thanks to compound interest, just setting aside an extra $500 a year — or about $42 a month — can result in huge gains.
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During that time, they also were setting aside money to buy a plot of land where they could build a tiny house.
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Setting aside the potential projection issues, the simplest reason is that a cuck is regarded as a simpering doormat of a person.
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The company will keep setting aside cash to protect against sales cancellations for the medium term, executives said on a conference call.
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Setting aside that Apocalypse and Mystique look like Smurfs, it's just an image of a big guy choking out a smaller woman.
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Those with bad credit should consider setting aside a larger down payment, as it could help you get a better mortgage rate.
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Setting aside the claims of political victimization, Trump likely stands to reap benefits from Florida's lenient tax climate for two key reasons.
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While he isn't shy about treating himself, he's also setting aside money for his future and thinking about life off the field.
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Jeff Adachi, the San Francisco public defender, has also proposed setting aside $5 million from the city's budget to defend undocumented immigrants.
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Setting aside Mr. Manafort and Mr. Cohen, the network aired live video from a news conference in Montezuma, Iowa, about the case.
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Setting aside the baseless claim of bias, al-Gharbi's take is certainly a strong conclusion to draw from a sample of two.
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Around the same time, Facebook made it public that it was setting aside between $3 billion and $5 billion for the fine.
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The government is setting aside $2 billion to bolster India's medical infrastructure and care for those infected with the coronavirus, Modi said.
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And then, Republicans pulled a maneuver of their own: setting aside the entire list of bills that were to be voted on.
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Setting aside Ginsburg's recent comments, it is also unclear whether the 1982 deadline Congress imposed on ERA ratification should be considered binding.
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These plans can include setting aside an amount of money — say $10,000 each — that each individual does not have to account for.
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The Lennons found that regularly setting aside money for travel to a dedicated savings account has made it easier to book travel.
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That acceleration would partly reflect higher oil prices, but inflation most likely picked up even setting aside volatile food and energy prices.
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As a body, the Senate will reach a verdict of acquittal by setting aside or simply ignoring the facts of the case.
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Setting aside the results of this election, Democrats are well positioned to keep winning Presidential elections just by appealing to the base.
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Setting aside politics, an impeachment inquiry built upon this whistleblower complaint is a bad idea because it is on infirm legal ground.
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Italy's cabinet on Sunday night passed an emergency decree setting aside up to 900 million euros to recapitalise ailing Popolare di Bari.
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Most experts recommend setting aside 10% or more in a tax-advantaged retirement savings account, such as a 401(k) plan. 3.
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Once you get in the habit of setting aside a portion of your paycheck for your future, where should you stash your savings?
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But they also recognize the value of setting aside some of that to save for their retirement and for their children's college educations.
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I really enjoy setting aside time on my lunch break to be more reflective and switch brain modes before diving back into work.
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I'm bad at intentionally setting aside money, so Digit taking automatically ensured I got it done without feeling like I was "losing" money.
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The Malaysian military handed over its raw radar data to US and British officials, apparently setting aside concerns about any sensitive military intelligence.
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Setting aside the question of whether federal regulation of online speech is constitutional, it's worth thinking about whether it would even be desirable.
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RCS' board has decided against setting aside funds to cover legal risks related to the dispute, a financial document published on Thursday showed.
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Setting aside the exact selection of channels, which is likely to change quickly, the experience of YouTube TV on a smartphone is impressive.
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Setting aside the implausibility of a Brazilian bank as a target for anti-Semites, the nationalist case deserves a fairer hearing than that.
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Firms could demonstrate their commitment to good behavior and fair review of complaints by setting aside money to pay for this independent mediation.
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Companies should also consider setting aside areas within their sites so the mining impacts can be evaluated and relocating species deemed ecologically significant.
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Banks are marking down the value of loans and setting aside reserves to absorb losses as oil producers struggle to pay their debts.
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Setting aside the independence of the Libra Association, representatives also had some pertinent questions about the ways in which the currency is structured.
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But even setting aside the characters' development, for a movie named Green Book, it's light on details about the actual, well, Green Book.
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If you'll owe for 2018, make a point of setting aside additional funds so that you're ready to pay your bill next spring.
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"The bank continues to maintain a prudent approach by setting aside further provisioning expenses in line with prudent strategic approach," the bank said.
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Setting aside the potential impact on balance sheets, there could be a chilling effect on the ability of executives to do business abroad.
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But the JSC, which employs all judges and magistrates, appealed the decision at the Supreme Court, automatically setting aside the High Court ruling.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation noted that the industry has already made some contributions by producing biofuel and setting aside land for conservation.
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The good news, he said, is that Mayor Duggan's administration recognized the problem and began setting aside money for the pension funds already.
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Setting aside an hour a day for this kind of admin work is one strategy for making the work consistent, simple, and digestible.
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Actually, the only tool that's seen as making carbon capture economically viable (setting aside huge technical issues) is a rising price on carbon.
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This way, you won't forget to raise your contributions or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk when the time comes.
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Environmentalists are also concerned about how the regulation changes the process for setting aside habitat deemed critical for the recovery of a species.
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"This morning, I began my day by setting aside any doubt that I'm human," Johnson said in a statement shared with The Hill.
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China and the United States should seek common ground while setting aside their differences if they want to reach a consensus, Zhong added.
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Setting aside our excitement at this long-debated Hound comeback for a moment, let's take a look at what we learn here: 1.
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Setting aside your personal feelings about Clinton and the primary, it's worth meditating for a second on what a historic event this is.
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This way, you won't forget to up your contributions, or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk when the time comes.
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He is thinking instead about something closer to communal service, a caring for the world that depends on the setting aside of self.
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Setting aside protected areas that amount to nothing but a rounding error in the range size of tunas won't protect them from overfishing.
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For Virgos, this eclipse is going to be big for working out issues with sleep and finally setting aside some time for rest.
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Perhaps the most powerful argument defense lawyers have for setting aside the verdict, however, has to do with the timeline of the crime.
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The silver lining is that carmakers have braced themselves for the blow by setting aside large reserves of cash to absorb recall costs.
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Setting aside the logistics of how a snail would play a violin, the adorable musicians struck a chord with thousands on the website.
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She grated the white flesh and pressed the mass to make coconut milk, setting aside the sweet, cloudy water to braise the chicken.
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WeWork's novel concept of "community-adjusted Ebitda" puzzled industry veterans by ignoring or setting aside many of the firm's largest costs and liabilities.
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But Egypt is also a country that Trump has been willing to court, setting aside concerns about its government's domestic human rights abuses.
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Most experts recommend setting aside 10 percent or more in a tax-advantaged retirement savings account, such as a 401(k) plan. 3.
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This way, you won't forget to up your contributions or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk when the time comes.
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Gannett equivocated on whether it still wanted to make a deal but ended up setting aside a blockbuster offer of $18.50 a share.
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Then aim to work your way up to setting aside 10 to 15 percent of your income into a retirement fund, he says.
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But setting aside for a moment the eternal chase for ephemeral ratings and ad metrics, his consistent inaccuracy also points toward other questions.
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But even setting aside a sports celebrity cameo, town manager Jeff Loux told VICE Impact that the atmosphere at that meeting was exceptional.
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The university said it will pay $425 million to the 332 victims, setting aside $75 million for any future victims who come forward.
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Last month it said it was setting aside another £3.1bn, anticipating possible fines in America for mis-selling mortgage-backed securities before the crisis.
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Setting aside the bedsheet, I wanted to follow the rules that have been established collectively in most haunted house movies, in most ghost films.
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Financial advisors typically recommend setting aside three to six months' worth of living expenses, although some families may benefit from having even more saved.
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Even setting aside Trump-Watergate comparisons, though, Dick is a marvel of political comedy — which is why people have praised it since its release.
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Setting aside the massive technical challenges, what other retailer has the stomach to sustain such incredible losses in a program for so many years?
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In tentatively setting aside his bitter rivalry with Trump, Cruz cast his decision as a carefully considered, principled bid to deny Clinton the presidency.
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Even setting aside Trump's inability to appreciate the complexity of the situation — we've all been dealing with the same historically stupid leader since Jan.
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Setting aside a minimum of six months of your annual income is something that can help bring peace of mind by providing financial security.
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Setting aside the odious and racist nature of birtherism itself, it's worth asking two questions about Trump's decision to halfheartedly renounce it: Why now?
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What connects each event is a sense of intentionally: that people are actively setting aside time and space to deal with a weighty topic.
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In an earnings report earlier this year, Facebook said it was setting aside $3 billion to help cover expenses related to the expected penalty.
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Setting aside the substance, the Trump who spoke on Wednesday morning about Hillary Clinton was the one that many Republicans have been waiting for.
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Howard Metzenbaum, that setting aside reproductive rights concerns, Noonan was likely to be more sympathetic to civil rights than any other likely Reagan nominee.
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Setting aside the astronomical difference in the actual amounts, the monument was made for repairs to a public structure that few would have refused.
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But a reserve account is for setting aside funds for a specific purpose, including the return of customers' funds if a firm unexpectedly fails.
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If you never even see the money you're setting aside, you won't be tempted to spend it and you'll learn to live without it.
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Foreign bank deposits rose 2.8 percent to $147 billion, suggesting Saudi Arabia was setting aside more cash for future use in paying its bills.
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But setting aside all questions of intent and resources, my chief reservation is that I am not sure that STALKER can be recaptured today.
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He can demonstrate that he's serious about tax increases by setting aside the hyperbole and engaging in principled and factual debate about the details.
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He can demonstrate that he's serious about tax increases by setting aside the hyperbole and engaging in principled and factual debate about the details.
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Whether or not the story is true, it reflects something people wanted to believe: that France's Jews and Catholics were setting aside their differences.
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Last Friday, Volkswagen reported a record $2500 billion loss, after setting aside $2000 billion to cover the costs of fines, legal claims and recalls.
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Setting aside the question of the effectiveness of these proposed initiatives, the importance of homeownership to a stable and prosperous America cannot be overstated.
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If you're not setting aside this much, review your spending to see what nonessential expenses can be cut so you can boost retirement contributions.
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The company, which operates in Peru, Chile and Argentina, said on Wednesday it was setting aside $22018 million for greenfield exploration projects in 2910.
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For some, setting aside the irony of Tehran's declaration, this may confirm fears that the designation of the IRGC would spark a dangerous escalation.
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Hammond announced that he was setting aside an additional £3 billion ($3.98 billion) for Brexit preparations, on top of the £700 million already invested.
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The evacuees included celebrities who lost their homes in Malibu as well as first responders who are setting aside their grief to save others.
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To make ends meet, she sold most of her property, though not before setting aside 107 acres for each of her children, Coody said.
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The first step to a strong financial foundation is setting aside three-to-six months' worth of your fixed expenses in an emergency fund.
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And this this redefinition, there were always toxic elements with her relationship with Kaji, even setting aside the fact that he commits sexual assault.
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I supported all of these appointments, setting aside that the phrase "Trump's generals" was highly inappropriate, since generals do not belong to any politician.
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NatWest, part of Royal Bank of Scotland, also said it was setting aside 5 billion pounds ($6.54 billion) of additional support for affected companies.
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He saved over $1 million in five years by launching a bunch of side hustles and setting aside upwards of 80% of his income.
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Even setting aside HBO's proclivity for more nudity at all costs, though, there's another thing about this Westworld orgy that bugs: It was boring.
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How Confirmation Bias Can Lead to a Spinning of Wheels Being a better forecaster means setting aside emotion and being more cold and calculating.
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To support the NHS and other public services, I am also setting aside a £20223bn emergency response fund - and will go further if necessary.
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To support the NHS and other public services, I am also setting aside a £5bn emergency response fund - and will go further if necessary.
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In this view, regulating pollution or setting aside public land means the private sector must be losing — and the administration says that must stop.
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John McCain on Saturday, setting aside their ideological differences to celebrate the late Arizona senator's civility, service, and commitment to democratic ideals and institutions.
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They are not supposed to tell their colleagues working on the main case what they saw in any files they end up setting aside.
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Setting aside the "free car"/government giveaway jokes, Oprah gets at the heart of whether Democrats should fight fire with fire in 2020 — i.e.
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Even after facing intense public pressure, they have taken only modest steps, such as setting aside seats in some schools for low-income students.
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When it comes to setting aside money for necessities, splurges and big expenditures, this is also dependent upon your circumstances more so than age.
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KBC Bank Ireland said it was setting aside an additional provision of 61.5 million euros, to be made in the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Examining your cash flow, setting aside money for your 401(k), and setting up recurring automatic withdrawals for bills can all help you budget.
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Daimler declined to give details on the diesel problems it is facing, and did not say precisely how much money it was setting aside.
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Setting aside Batman v Superman's lousy treatment of its women characters, both women don't need to be captured for this story to make sense.
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Though the next few months are set to be busy, he's planning on setting aside some vacation time to spend with family while they're abroad.
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Setting aside the fact that a Filet-O-Fish without the bread is not, in fact, a sandwich—get your head in the game, Lewandowski!
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If you begin setting aside money at age 20, you have to save $639 per month, or about $13 a week, to reach $2 million.
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If you begin setting aside money at age 2401, you have to save $479 per month, or about $110 a week, to reach $1.5 million.
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Setting aside the design of the Dot and the Tap, the Alexa assistant itself suffers from many of the same frustrating limitations as the Echo.
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By setting aside 5% of their pay in the TSP, matched by the government at 5%, a service member has created a 10% savings rate.
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Couldn't, WOULDN'T, a kinder person just embrace the quiet victory of letting go, setting aside the monumental effort that comes with the desire for victory?
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To figure out if you're setting aside enough money, check out this formula that tells you how much you should have saved at every age.
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The fine reflected JPMorgan's "extraordinary" cooperation in addressing the violations, and its practice of setting aside excess deposits to protect customers from losses, FINRA said.
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Setting aside this reality, though, all of this impeachment speculation raises an important question: Would Vice President-elect Mike Pence be preferable to Trump anyway?
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When it's your turn — setting aside advanced strategies for a moment — you can choose to either hit (take another card) or stand (end your turn).
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Abbey Ashley, founder of The Virtual Savvy, a training service for women launching virtual assistant businesses, recommends setting aside at least three months of savings.
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The company said it was not setting aside any provisions for a claim by Mackenzie to retain shares and seek 225 million pounds in damages.
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On June 3rd, the announcement came that Luxembourg would be setting aside 200 million euros of government funding toward asteroid-mining projects within their borders.
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The CCL suggests setting aside a small window of time, daily, to perform a self-evaluation of your own conduct and how it affects others.
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She recommended setting aside time in your calendar since people, especially single parents, often find themselves overbooked and are then too burned out to date.
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But they can only regain control over their stories by setting aside the social biases that divide them, and banding together to protect one another.
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Not party unity, which clearly does not exist, but national unity, a goal to be achieved by setting aside the divisiveness of politics as usual.
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Setting aside the unbalanced nature of that proposition, this scandal raises serious doubts about whether Malaysia can live up to its end of the bargain.
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Setting aside Biden, who has seen expectations erode precipitously, most other candidates are still where they were back in June when it comes to expectations.
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Volkswagen Group has doubled its estimate of how much the fallout from its diesel emissions scandal will cost, setting aside $18.2 billion for the task.
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Clinton must also tread carefully in asking voters to trust her as a policy maker while forgiving or setting aside mistakes like the email imbroglio.
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In early 2017 households' savings ratio (ie, the share of their disposable income which they were setting aside) fell to its lowest level since 1963.
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The breakthrough in translation came from setting aside the question of what it means to understand a language and just finding a technology that works.
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Officials wrote in a memo earlier this month that they were setting aside $12 million for employee buyouts as part of a workforce restructuring proposal.
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The country has set a goal of reducing plastic waste by 70 percent by 2025, setting aside $1 billion per year to combat the problem.
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But setting aside the technology for a second, it's clear that Apple is trying to play the role of "nice guy" here at Facebook's expense.
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By setting aside a portion of the market to incentivize artists to create new material, we will ensure that there is fuel for future Estates.
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Last week, Facebook announced that it was setting aside up to $5 billion for potential fines from the Federal Trade Commission for consumer privacy violations.
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Even setting aside the Russia investigation, Mr. Trump has seemed absorbed by his election victory, one that defied the odds and nearly all political prognostications.
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"Without setting aside its goal of low and stable inflation, the Riksbank should contribute to a balanced development in production and employment," the committee said.
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President Jair Bolsonaro has long been critical of the policy of setting aside vast territories for Indigenous groups, calling it an impediment to economic growth.
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"You can't rewind the clock when it comes to setting aside for your future, so this is a mistake you want to avoid," Paddock says.
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Goldman said non-compensation expenses surged 123 percent to $212 billion from a year earlier after setting aside more money for litigation and regulatory proceedings.
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It's an exhausting grind, but it's still not enough for the 21000-year-old to pay his loans and bills while also setting aside savings.
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Even if you're only comfortable with setting aside one percent of your paycheck, it's better to start there than to not get started at all.
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What happens when you automate your savings is that you learn to live without the money you're setting aside because you never even see it.
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Second, even setting aside the basic pennies-and-dollars aspect of Turnberry, the matter raises serious constitutional questions about the President's enrichment while in office.
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"Regarding problems arising in the East China Sea and South China Sea, we propose setting aside disputes so as to enable joint development," she said.
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But even setting aside its strides for onscreen representation, Crazy Rich Asians also succeeds as both a celebration and subtle subversion of the romantic comedy.
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Setting aside the Trump administration's handling of this high-stakes diplomatic wrangling, there's a fundamental flaw with America's approach to North Korea that preceded Trump.
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Setting aside the political and pedagogical debates around them, I'll just note that charter schools are likely to provide opportunities for education technology (or edtech).
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China and Turkey pledged earlier in the day to boost counter-terrorism ties, setting aside previous disagreements over China's treatment of a Turkic-speaking Muslim minority.
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Whether you want to go on a nice vacation or have a just-in-case fund, regularly setting aside some cash helps in the long run.
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One says that after setting aside money for her children's school fees she will have enough left to rent only a single acre again next year.
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The reason monetary policymakers seem so blasé compared with investors is that, setting aside the financial indicators flashing amber, America's economy appears to be doing well.
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Setting aside whatever personal opinions you have on the matter, it turns out there's actually scientific evidence proving you should avoid a February 14 wedding date.
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But, but, but: As robots' capabilities expand, they could come for those and other jobs Walmart says it is setting aside for humans, says Brookings' West.
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Setting aside Salem's unorthodox solution, landscaping is actually a big problem for cities right now because most parks weren't planned with an intense drought in mind.
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The loss was mostly a result of setting aside money to cover a fraud involving diamond firms that raised credit abroad using fake guarantees from PNB.
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The stock previously jumped when Facebook said in its last earnings report in April that it was setting aside $3 billion to go toward a settlement.
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The plans include setting aside space on ferries to ensure a flow of medical supplies and keeping 3,500 armed forces personnel ready to support the government.
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Since I quit smoking weed, I've missed the sense of calm that comes with temporarily setting aside earthly concerns and going to a far-out headspace.
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JPMorgan Chase is adding another layer in its capital buffer against energy, metals and mining loan losses, setting aside $600 million for losses, executives announced Tuesday.
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On bad debt, he said, it is more important that banks manage that risk by "proactively and conservatively" setting aside enough money to cover those loans.
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A cash reserve of three to six months living expenses is ideal, but even setting aside as little as $500 will help when times are tight.
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In several key policy areas, Trump is setting aside, at least for now, the most disastrous policy proposals he honed on Twitter and the campaign trail.
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Next, figure out how much you'll have to save for it and for how long, and start setting aside a certain amount each week or month.
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In January, Takata entered a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, setting aside $125 million to compensate consumers and $850 million in restitution for automakers.
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Setting aside Mueller's ongoing investigation, the more immediate and important question is what Cohen's guileful arrangements say about the President and his closest circle of associates.
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Setting aside (for a second) Trump's Know Nothing take on immigration and his ugly Islamophobia, the campaign slogan — "Make America Great Again" — is antithesis of patriotism.
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Consider a married employee who is in the 2401% federal income tax bracket and is setting aside $7,000 annually on a pretax basis into his HSA.
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Setting aside the possibility of life for a moment, Proxima Centauri is a red dwarf, which is the most common type of star in the galaxy.
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The Hugarts aren't the only Americans earning six figures and yet still having a hard time setting aside money for retirement, college and other major expenses.
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Setting aside that baggage, "The Upside" is positioned as a "feel-good" movie, a term that can be pejorative when not taken on its own terms.
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When Bach, who saves 20% of his income, started setting aside money in his mid-20s, he could only afford to save 1% of his earnings.
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Sudden unemployment is one of those situations that shows why many financial advisors recommend setting aside at least six months' worth of living expenses for emergencies.
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"We have already invested almost £2100 million in Brexit preparations and today I am setting aside over the next two years another £20.5 billion," he added.
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Calculate how much you need to save for these future expenditures and for how long, and start setting aside a certain amount each week or month.
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You'll be congratulating them on their step toward adulthood with another step in the right direction, and they will begin setting aside money for the future.
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Democrats hoping to see former President Barack Obama at a fundraiser in Los Angeles later this month might want to start setting aside some cash now.
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If you set up your accounts to add to your savings automatically, you won't be able to talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk.
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Even setting aside censorship concerns, many rappers say that while they look up to American hip-hop, they are not necessarily looking to replicate the music.
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For the longer term, Bangladesh announced last week that it was setting aside land to bring refugees now scattered in numerous small settlements into one location.
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Gentle encouragement or financial incentives could result in more people setting aside at least some of their tax refund for emergency savings, a new study suggests.
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The UK has allocated about 4.2 billion pounds (about $5.3 billion) for Brexit planning, including setting aside 2 billion pounds ($2.6 billion) for no-deal planning.
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Start setting aside money to invest when businesses shut down and sell their inventory, or when buildings become available for a fraction of the normal cost.
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Banks are setting aside more provisions for PPI following a rush of claims against mis-selling of the insurance ahead of the deadline on Aug. 29.
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Both parties said on Wednesday they would try to form a coalition, setting aside years of hostility to avert a snap election and ease economic uncertainty.
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Setting aside the unique design, and the fact that this curved OLED screen is part of a larger curved structure, it's a relatively normal infotainment touchscreen.
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Again setting aside Bong's recognition for Parasite, Antonio Banderas is the one international star to pick up a nomination, for Best Actor in Pain and Glory.
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They were disturbed to see businesses setting aside prayer rooms for Muslims when Christians were not allowed to recite the Lord's Prayer at high school graduation.
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Setting aside the fact that a doubling of income is most assuredly a good thing, the reality is that incomes went up far more than claimed.
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The idea of setting aside an hour of prime time to raise money for cancer had originated with several people in the broadcasting and film industries.
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The best kind of goal is one that you will work toward no matter what, setting aside failures and errors that you encounter along the way.
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But even setting aside the question of color, the housekeeper declared that it clearly failed to meet the regulations and its slanting tufts were a disgrace.
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But setting aside his dramatic persona to demonstrate his showbiz chops, he affectionately mocked the most-admired new musicals on Broadway as he opened the awards.
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The original purpose for setting aside the Arctic Refuge was "to protect the wildlife, wilderness and recreational values" by administrative executive order under President Dwight Eisenhower.
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Indeed, setting aside the 2006 mission-statement adjustment, during the Bush administration the agency's leaders acknowledged and even emphasized the importance of space-based Earth science.
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AirAsia X introduced a "quiet zone" on all of its flights in 2017, setting aside eight rows that cannot be occupied by children under age 10.
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The FCC told Spangelo it is setting aside the previously-granted April license "in order to permit assessment of the impact" of the unauthorized January launch.
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With 19 choices of "blocks" below, there's no way to work on these without setting aside the time for some of the ol' process of elimination.
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"Focusing on the fundamentals and setting aside talk of privatization, we are incrementally positive on Tesla following our visit," the analyst said in the note Thursday.
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Next, the president and Congress should robustly fund AOT by setting aside 10 percent of the $722 million mental health block grant to fund AOT programs.
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Even setting aside these constitutional and political concerns, are these weapon seizures, based on "pre-crime" reports from police, roommates and co-workers, worth the price?
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Hayes takes a swab and quickly diagnoses a mild yeast infection — perhaps from scented tampons — while setting aside samples to test later for gonorrhea and chlamydia.
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Most experts recommend setting aside about 10 percent of your income in a 401(k) or other retirement account, especially if your company matches your contributions.
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"We're setting aside our differences and we are building a family and a community using our skills and our creativity," Ms. Gillingham said of the movement.
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Maybe that means fewer hours at the office, or the bar, or setting aside a few hours on the weekend to do a project with your son.
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If you know holiday gifts are going to cost you about $300, start setting aside $25 each month starting in January so you're fully prepared come December.
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The company said it is also improving firefighting capabilities in the forests, engaging consultants on various Indonesian laws, and setting aside land in their concessions for conservation.
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"I tried to give them really tangible skills, like setting aside time and scheduling, and being scrappy about it," she told BuzzFeed News in a recent interview.
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That world assumes everyone makes an adequate salary, can afford all their necessities and a few frills, and feel comfortable setting aside some money for the future.
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On Monday Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said the government was prepared to consider setting aside 50 million hryvnias ($1.9 million) for landfill construction in the Lviv region.
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That prompted the company to focus on fine-tuning its algorithms to start saving for essential bills first before setting aside money for savings or other goals.
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Setting aside money could be more achievable if you're saving for a specific goal, as long as it's an achievable goal based on your income and expenses.
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SBM Offshore said in a statement it was setting aside $245 million for a possible settlement with Brazilian authorities, although the timing of a settlement was unclear.
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I admit I have some reservations: even setting aside the silly censorship of classical art, I think you can go too far with this kind of revisionism.
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The media was complicit in this, too often setting aside the astonishing possibility of Russia meddling in our electoral process to breathlessly cover the latest Trump rally.
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Setting aside your personal feelings about Clinton and the primary against Bernie Sanders, it's worth meditating for a second on what a historic event Clinton's nomination is.
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Britain has a distinguished history of elite institutions doing their bit for mobility: Oxbridge colleges creating feeder schools, and private schools setting aside places for poor scholars.
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Banks of all sizes are marking down the value of loans and setting aside reserves to absorb additional losses as oil producers struggle to pay their debts.
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"Two paths appeared before me: becoming a deadlier version of my father, or setting aside his bad example forever," Marroquin writes about his critical moment of reflection.
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In fact, corporate venture capital is picking up speed, as many large companies that prioritize innovation are setting aside funds for external investment in companies and startups.
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Setting aside the sexist undertones of Stewart detractors, what we find is a critical public unwilling to imagine an actress outside the confines of her YA presence.
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Next, calculate how much you need to save for these future purchases and for how long, and start setting aside a certain amount each week or month.
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It can be as simple as setting aside 15 minutes before bedtime each night to do a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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Other banks and wealth managers are also setting aside cash to restructure their businesses, defend lawsuits and compensate customers, while bracing for tougher laws and tighter margins.
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Next, calculate how much you need to save for these future expenditures and for how long, and start setting aside a certain amount each week or month.
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Overall, Democrats outspent Republicans; and setting aside the much-discussed millions spent by outside groups, Jon Ossoff's campaign outspent Karen Handel's campaign $27 million to $250 million.
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On the other hand, setting aside time to see a dermatologist for purely cosmetic reasons isn't always a priority for folks, even if they want better skin.
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So this year, we're setting aside plenty of time to relive some of the best pop music/holiday mash-ups to ever be caught on camera. 1.
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" Not Daenerys, who Warren lauded for setting aside her drive for success for the greater good of "all mankind" — "a revolutionary idea, in Westeros or anywhere else.
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That's a fitting time, as Apple is very much celebrating what the Olympics is, in part, about: setting aside meaningless differences and coming together as one people.
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Against that backdrop, unions and business groups are setting aside their differences on a host of issues to work together to revive momentum for substantial infrastructure spending.
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There is a good argument that revealing the settlement earlier was unnecessary, especially when it did not require setting aside any additional funds in its litigation reserve.
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Whether you call it an emergency reserve or a rainy-day fund, there's no question that setting aside money for unexpected expenses is a wise financial move.
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Setting aside the complex legal debates surrounding the implementation of such a policy, indexing capital gains to inflation is absolutely a goal that Washington should be pursuing.
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Before it expired, developers received a 20-year tax abatement for setting aside 20 percent of the apartments in a project for poor and moderate-income families.
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Other banks and wealth managers are setting aside cash to restructure their businesses, defend lawsuits and compensate customers, while bracing for tougher regulation and tighter profit margins.
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Setting aside the fact that all 214 franchises would not want to participate, it's hypothetical enjoyment that lets us imagine how different coaches fit into different situations.
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Setting aside ye's pre-release MAGA narrative, the album ostensibly focuses on mental health (from its "I Hate Being Bipolar, It's Awesome" cover art to its lyrics).
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Even setting aside the majority of values, which were zero, among the respondents who offered a positive dollar value the median amount authorized was just $17 million.
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Setting aside concerns about potential hacking, campaign staff and local officials were also concerned about the 10 percent cap of state delegate equivalents for virtual caucus participants.
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Publix, the largest supermarket chain in Florida, said it had moved to a 24-hour schedule bottling water and making ice, setting aside other products like milk.
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To support the NHS and other public services, I am also setting aside today a £5 billion emergency response fund and I will go further if necessary.
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Chief Gilvan said his group is worried about recent remarks from Bolsonaro about his government's ambivalence toward setting aside lands for indigenous populations and conserving protected areas.
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European union may be increasingly elusive, but Europe's golfers continue to have no problem setting aside cultural differences and equaling more than the sum of their parts.
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Setting aside the obvious public health implications of not following the recommendations of health professionals, the lack of clear messaging must also be distressing to financial leaders.
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By setting aside their differences, several of these candidates could telegraph that they prioritize serving the higher ideal of defending democracy, while advancing bread-and-butter issues.
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Often, Ms. Meyer said, people plan well for recurring monthly expenses but stumble when setting aside cash for known but "irregular" expenses, like holiday spending and vacations.
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After weeks of limited steps before the gravity of the epidemic was recognized, government agencies have galvanized to fight the crisis, setting aside other priorities for now.
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Setting aside the great story that's best experienced firsthand rather than spoiled in a synopsis, Katana Zero is an action game that plays like a puzzle game.
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Families from across the country pile into a clinic for malnourished children, setting aside the political and ethnic divides that have torn this new nation to shreds.
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Tracking your personal saving rate and taking some basic steps to boost how much you're setting aside can be important building blocks for a more comfortable future.
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Setting aside the risk of data overload, Moss says pilots would happily take the smoothest, quietest path to the ground—but they don't always make that call.
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Make it easier for your future self by setting aside a cash reserve now that you can use next year for shopping, booking travel, and buying gifts.
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In November 2015, UnitedHealth made an adjustment on its balance sheet, setting aside an initial "premium deficiency reserve" of $200 million for expected losses in those marketplaces.
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For example, take a married employee who is in the 24% federal income tax bracket is setting aside $203,000 annually on a pretax basis into his HSA.
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John McCain, who died last Saturday at age 81, took subtle aim at President Donald Trump while emphasizing a long-held approach to setting aside partisan divides.
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Even setting aside the challenges of AI, manual input options for alternative text are more or less standard across the web, and Twitter added them in 2016.
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Experts generally agree that, in order to retire comfortably, you'll want to work your way up to setting aside 10 to 15 percent of your pre-tax income.
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Setting aside careerist calculation, Hartley did also subscribe to some degree (as did Williams and their friend Ezra Pound) to the racist and populist impulses behind the Regionalism.
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Dow thought it had a good shot at setting aside a lower court's $1.06 billion award to the plaintiffs on the grounds that it violated class-action law.
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The Antiquities Act allows the president to proclaim a national monument -- setting aside lands to protect and conserve our nation's most spectacular historic, cultural, biologic, and aesthetic resources.
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"Setting aside the specific case between the FBI and Apple ... we're going to have to make some decisions about how do we balance these respective risks," Obama said.
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"Setting aside the specific case between the FBI and Apple, ... we're going to have to make some decisions about how do we balance these respective risks," Obama said.
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But the job he aspires to is a weighty one and his temperamental fitness for it—even setting aside Ms Blasey's allegations—seems less certain than it did.
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Setting aside the Walking Dead-esque makeup and wardrobe done for the wights up North, this behind-the-scenes featurette has several highlights that make it worth watching.
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But setting aside that dispute, the plainest legal definition of obstruction of justice is something like this: acting with the specific intent to interfere with a judicial proceeding.
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The new credit builder product enables Pockit customers to build their credit history through their Pockit current account by simply setting aside a fixed recurring contribution each month.
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Setting aside the particulars of that case, I know that she is someone who has always looked out for the interest of America and the American people first.
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Setting aside ethical questions, many of the genetic differences that might appear to contribute to social mobility (think flatter ears, etc) may not be associated with actual intelligence.
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You think about setting aside money for recurring expenses that take a big chunk of your income, such as your mortgage or annual tuition bill for your children.
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Setting aside the question of whether the pact represents an optimal way to weaken Trump at the convention mathematically, it does nothing to blunt Trump's appeal to fairness.
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Setting aside their political differences, both Tusk and Duda called for a calm and fact-based debate on Poland and urged politicians and officials to avoid emotional statements.
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While it may seem like a celebrity has the unique luxury of setting aside a full salary, the habit likely started early, before the millions were rolling in.
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Millennials say they save 36 percent more than their counterparts, with more than one-third (36 percent) setting aside more than 20 percent of their salary per year.
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There are 54 million people in the U.S. who work independently in one form or another, and many of those people probably aren't setting aside enough for retirement.
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But for many self-employed people, especially those just starting out, setting aside just a few thousand dollars each year in an individual retirement account is more realistic.
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Last month it posted its biggest annual loss on record, hit by the costs of restructuring its investment bank and setting aside more money to cover litigation costs.
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More than money, though, investing in your sex life is about prioritizing it in your busy schedule and setting aside emotional energy from your limited reserves for it.
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To push their point, they have already told players to start setting aside money in case the players ultimately end up on a picket line without a paycheck.
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Setting aside money could be more achievable if you're saving for a specific goal, as long as it's also an achievable goal based on your income and expenses.
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Setting aside the legal and moral questions that shape immigration policy, there is a significant tax burden imposed on citizens and legal immigrants tied to a leaky border.
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Temporarily setting aside the "Why" of that, what emerges is a reasonably entertaining, tangent-prone update distinguished by its star, DeWanda Wise, as the romantically omnivorous Nola Darling.
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Even with compound interest, it would be tough to save $1 million by setting aside 6 percent of a $21,500 annual salary plus a 3 percent employer match.
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Studies show that it takes an average of 25 minutes to refocus after being interrupted, so setting aside time for email can help you avoid constant inbox distractions.
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Setting aside the very real issue of whether or not Fanning should've even been cast in the role in the first place, the actress gives a stellar performance.
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Even setting aside the head-to-head pressure of beating Alabama, it's nearly impossible for Auburn to get enough talent to be consistently elite in the SEC West.
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That judge said from the bench that he was setting aside a previous superior court order to freeze the accounts, which were at issue in the couple's divorce.
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It breeds disillusionment in voters who cannot understand why their elected leaders are incapable of setting aside divisive slogans that pander to the darkest side of our natures.
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" Asked if he was open to setting aside a fund of up to $500 million for such a purpose, he responded: "We are trying to get to yes.
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Setting aside that gratuitous shot of those women in "Endgame," nobody financially seems to have a problem with women doing two hours of superhero work in a movie.
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Frank McNulty, the former Republican Speaker of the state's House of Representatives, said the political parties essentially called an armistice, setting aside their own ballot measures on redistricting.
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The club members, accustomed to setting aside their differences and carrying on with their friendships at times of heightened hostility between the two countries, were planning a party.
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It's not clear how the money will wind up in the US government's hands (setting aside the fact that supposedly, Mexico was going to pay for the wall).
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Starrett City Associates refinanced the complex instead in 2009, allowing the partners to pocket $250 million in profit, while setting aside about $40 million for repairs and improvements.
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Indigenous peoples, local leaders and conservation groups around the world are already busy setting aside protected areas that reflect the conservation, economic and cultural values of nearby communities.
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Setting aside the bad faith trolls who just like to watch the world burn, internet backlash is often an inescapable result of the way we consume information online.
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Setting aside Israel and various outside powers backing clients, three major groups vie for power in the region: secular Sunni Muslim authoritarians, religious Sunni Muslims, and Shiite Muslims.
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Evidation is setting aside $1 million for the study, which will recruit 6,000 participants with chronic pain and 4,000 people without pain who will serve as a control.
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BMO kicked off the Canadian bank earnings season by reporting a slightly lower-than-expected quarterly profit and setting aside more funds to cover losses on bad loans.
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Even when setting aside losses for stock compensation associated with its May initial public offering, Uber still lost about 50% more than the same period the year before.
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This isn't just setting aside the committee's own investigation, whose next chapter which deals with Ukraine has been completed but has yet to be cleared for public release.
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I imagined cleaning out closets, taking garbage bags of old shoes and bedding to Goodwill, and setting aside family heirlooms for my children and my nieces and nephews.
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Some believe the House and Senate will end up setting aside the Trump plan and coming up with a different agreement that doesn't have the steep domestic cuts.
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The White House asked for $5.5 billion in incentives for businesses that hire young people and setting aside $200 million for youth from a $2 billion apprenticeship fund.
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For example, famed biologist E.O. Wilson advocates setting aside 50% of the world as preserves, including marine areas, up from about 15% of the land that is currently protected.
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Or you can set up an HSA, setting aside pre-tax dollars in a dedicated account and then making tax-free withdrawals to cover qualified medical expenses as needed.
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But setting aside the obvious, inherent tension between praising Trump's political incorrectness in general and condemning it in specific, there's something revealing about the silver linings conservatives see here.
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Those who have gone down the path before recommend setting aside 30 percent to 503 percent of your income just for a mini retirement — a noble but challenging target.
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Last week, Facebook said it was setting aside $3 billion to put toward an expected $3 billion to $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission over privacy violations.
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On the contrary, our sources say Kim is setting aside time each night to sift through many of the inmates' stories -- and Brittany and MiAngel are doing the same.
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Setting aside politics, "The Loudest Voice" showcases an impressive cast that also includes Naomi Watts as Gretchen Carlson and Seth MacFarlane as former Fox public-relations chief Brian Lewis.
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This year, he's shifting gears, setting aside Frontlines to start a brand new series called The Palladium Wars, a space opera set in the aftermath of a devastating war.
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Even as the San Francisco-based lender extended more loans, its profits fell 210 percent because it has started setting aside more money for possible losses in the future.
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In a 2401 report, the Stanford Center on Longevity determined that if you want to retire by age 2401, you should be setting aside 10-17% of your income.
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Setting aside the media mania over Clinton's emails, there is a very important story about classified email security at the State Department that journalists could have told in 2016.
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Being domiciled in Luxembourg, which allows the setting aside of significant reserves and the build-up of a capital buffer, has allowed both insurers to comply with regulatory requirements.
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When he landed a financial analyst position in Denver at age 23, he immediately started setting aside 35% to 40% of his $50,000 entry-level salary, he tells CNBC.
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The Taiwanese refused to compete under the name of "Taiwan" because doing so would mean setting aside its own claim to be the rightful government of all of China.
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Ghost stories and legends of haunted houses seem to persist because (setting aside for the moment whether one actually believes in the paranormal) they fulfill a basic cultural need.
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She suggests setting aside an hour each morning before everyone wakes up to take a walk by yourself or visit a local coffee shop for an early morning espresso.
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If you're not setting aside 10-15% of your income for retirement, or you don't have the equivalent of three times your salary saved by age 40, don't panic.
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This latest move is on the pretext of national security, and that makes it much harder for other countries to respond to it without setting aside the rules themselves.
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Setting aside his national ambitions, even some former Rubio allies say that he might struggle to re-enter Florida politics if he loses the primary by a wide margin.
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Even setting aside the many ways "privilege" seems to have backfired, we have to consider its failure to bring about a kinder society, let alone a more just one.
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Setting aside the need for congressional approval and a likely fight with Mexico over financing, many who study borders doubt that a mass of concrete would accomplish its purpose.
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Yet some politicians are said to be lobbying to delay sales of public assets, arguing that innovation funds could instead be raised by setting aside cashflow from the firms.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, who is fluent in Spanish, said he makes a point at news conferences of setting aside time to speak to Spanish-language media.
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There are lots of helpful apps out there, which can help you achieve short-term goals like building an emergency fund or setting aside money for a big trip.
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They'll serve chicken shawarma, fish kofta, zucchini fritters and other Mediterranean delights, while setting aside a few square feet for an assortment of retail products, like sauces and candy.
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This year, Congress passed an appropriations bill setting aside $100 million a year in grants for programs dedicated to stopping school violence from the 2019 fiscal year through 2028.
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch, who recently returned from a record-breaking stay on the station, said setting aside time for meals together, celebrations and other fun activities felt special.
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It's simple: Even setting aside methane leakage, there's too much carbon in the natural gas we've already discovered for us to stay within the carbon budget promised in Paris.
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Some are setting aside money to pounce on investments and are preparing to write bigger checks with the expectation that new investors who flooded in recent years would flee.
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The challenge for a judge is to recognize that fact and do the hard work of setting aside the prejudices and preconceptions they bring to the table as people.
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While many experts suggest setting aside three to six months' worth of living expenses, once you are over 50, Orman wants you to save two to three years worth.
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He sneaked in what he assumed was a final performance for the year on a recent unseasonably warm Friday afternoon before setting aside the statue costume until the spring.
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Now, I don't want to blindly attribute intent, but setting aside the possibility that the cartoonist is just that poor a draughtsman, the drawings seem to ridicule Serena's appearance.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, setting aside all outside expectations of the Beatles and treating the album as a performance complete with canned audience reaction: a theatrical, distancing device.
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MONTREAL/HONG KONG (Reuters) - South Korea and Japan are setting aside historical grievances to redraw responsibilities for air traffic control over the East China Sea following recent near misses.
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Setting aside established succession practices, the Republican president last month named Whitaker, a Trump loyalist, as the top U.S. law enforcement official after ousting Jeff Sessions as attorney general.
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Setting aside the brief, disastrous tenure of Michael Flynn, two men have held the role of national security adviser under Donald Trump, and they could not be more different.
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"Setting aside the unknown scope of the coronavirus, the board of directors is looking ahead with confidence to the 2020 business year and beyond," Chief Executive Detlef Trefzger said.
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It was always a weird claim to make, effectively setting aside the 9/11 attacks or implying that the clocks had been rewound to begin again the next day.
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It was in the news at the end of the Obama administration after President Barack Obama created several national monuments, setting aside millions of acres on land and sea.
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The states, for their part, have at least made some progress: Seven states have passed legislation setting aside state funds to create task forces or MMIW law-enforcement specialists.
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He is setting aside about a half-dozen homes for young buyers with modest incomes, who will be able to get assistance with down payments from a state program.
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Setting aside that the first on-stage demo of Face ID didn't work, the internet is appropriately skeptical of giving a major tech company access to our actual faces.
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"Even setting aside big upfront expenses like a down payment, rising month-by-month costs are likely keeping many people from purchasing," said Danielle Hale, chief economist at realtor.com.
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Again, if you make this automatic by setting up "auto-increase," you won't forget to up your contributions (or talk yourself out of setting aside a larger chunk). 4.
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When the 214th Amendment included the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof," the framers and the public clearly understood that they were setting aside the children of foreign diplomats.
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But, as a matter of structure — as opposed to generosity — the GOP plan may differ from Obamacare a lot less than it looks (setting aside the cruelty of its effects).
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We're resisting the stress and strain of a fast-paced life by setting aside time to soak in good experiences, like deciding to have a bath instead of a shower.
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With investors setting aside concerns about a trade war with China, the S&P 500 has risen 3.55 percent in the past week, its strongest five-session showing since February.
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Most experts recommend setting aside at least 10 percent of your pretax income in a tax-advantaged retirement account, such as a 401(k) plan, Roth IRA, or traditional IRA.
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It tends to reduce a series to its most obvious elements, setting aside the considerations of theme or meaning in favor of the most surface-level plot and character stuff.
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The Antiquities Act has been pretty successful throughout history for setting aside many of America's most beloved places, like the Grand Canyon, Leshy wrote in an email to The Verge.
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A new bill in Congress aims to give older Americans a tax break for setting aside money for medical expenses, a strategy many give up when they reach age 65.
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Setting aside concerns about combustion, companies that install batteries for behind-the-meter storage, and indeed for grid storage, say they are hampered by outdated regulation and by insurance problems.
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Setting aside the obvious symbolic importance of seeing video game represented in an Olympic setting, in some ways the Olympic Games' present-day mission is a bit redundant in esports.
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Setting aside the yearly influx of Goldsmiths students and slow trickle of creatives priced out of east London, the cultural relevance of that time belongs to the area's local musicians.
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Don't stash your retirement money in a savings account: Focus first on earning your employer's 401(k) match and setting aside at least $500 in case you need quick cash.
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Setting aside whether the estimated $3 billion in fraud could cover these new benefits, the system itself is hardly ready to handle anything more than what it's already tasked with.
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But even setting aside the question of how accurately porn reflects the sex people want to experience firsthand, there's a significant limit to the data pornography is able to provide.
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"We delve into the human story and, setting aside the alien coming to life [explore] how do humans react and interact amongst themselves that happens within their walls," Wernick added.
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Since Basel III calls for setting aside more funds to form the enlarged capital, the banks have repeatedly asked the central bank to postpone the switch to the new rules.
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For employees, this can mean setting aside time each morning to create a checklist for the day ahead, have a healthy breakfast or even meditate ahead of getting to work.
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In fact, setting aside my own bias toward being alive, I have never met someone — even someone in truly dire and painful circumstances — who is fine being killed without consent.
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Setting aside these falsehoods, we have to recognize that the man who pledged to make America great again is actually guaranteeing American weakness and infirmity in the decades to come.
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Setting aside the limitations of the first generation of a hardware device, the Magic Leap is about as impressive a piece of augmented or virtual reality hardware as I've seen.
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"Annual retirement savings" indicates the percent of your salary that you're setting aside for retirement each year, whether you're investing in a 401(k) program through work or an IRA.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran courted Western aviation firms this week with a blueprint of regulatory reforms aimed at setting aside 40 years of sanctions and rebuilding its airways with new jets.
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Much the same dilemma faced the filmmakers of the original Trainspotting film in the mid 90s, which, a bit of east coast scene setting aside, was famously shot in Glasgow.
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"Setting aside the broader question of whether the wall will even be politically realistic, the notion that it will be covered in solar hardware is entirely far-fetched," he said.
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In setting aside that prison time for probation, the judge ignored the prosecution's request that Hubbard serve at least six months in prison, according to The News Journal of Delaware.
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Setting aside the celebrity lineage of Mr. Jones (who is the son of Mr. Bowie and his first wife, Angela), he has become an accomplished director in his own right.
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" Setting aside whether the president's conduct might amount to a crime, the more pertinent constitutional question is whether his conduct falls into the category of a "high crime and misdemeanor.
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The carmaker said it lost $6.2 billion after setting aside $18 billion to cover costs stemming from its admission last year that it programmed diesel cars to thwart emissions tests.
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" By setting aside particular beliefs for protection as opposed to religious convictions in general, the law unconstitutionally "put its thumb on the scale to favor some religious beliefs over others.
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In February, following a 35-day partial government shutdown, Congress refused to appropriate $5.7 billion for the wall, setting aside an agreed upon $1.4 billion for other barriers and fencing.
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Setting aside the silly idea that a president can impose extra taxes on a single company (he can't) let's consider what this incident reveals about Trump's crude approach to policy.
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Setting aside the "exculpatory no" reflexively spouted by these persons, many questions remain about what influence Russia's oligarchy — a system beholden to Russian leader Vladimir Putin — had over which Americans.
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Immigration activists say they are open to negotiating a deal with President Trump, even if it means setting aside a pathway to citizenship for those living in the U.S. illegally.
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Setting aside who's right or wrong for now, it's clear that too many on both sides mock the other's assumptions, vilify their opinions and believe that their opponents are idiots.
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Rather than tell yourself to stop worrying, which rarely works, Dr. Bright suggests setting aside time to worry, like when you get home from work or during your lunch break.
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Mr. Abelove has now agreed to walk away from the case and turn over his files to Mr. Schneiderman, effectively setting aside the grand jury's finding that the officer, Sgt.
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At the same time, the amount of capital that banks are setting aside against exposure to consumer credit has fallen since 2014, meaning lenders have less capacity to absorb losses.
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The fact that they would not have advocated for a peace labor agreement, or for setting aside money to improve the transportation infrastructure... there's a lot of holes in this.
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Even setting aside Mr. Zuckerberg's bizarre idea that there are good-faith Holocaust deniers who are merely misinformed about the past, his argument raised several other issues, including hate speech.
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A similar proposal, "Save More Later," offsets the tendency to place a relatively high value on current income by allowing people to commit to setting aside more money next year.
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And the foundation's first project — setting aside A$574,000 to finance a survey of remote parts of the Great Barrier Reef — has done little to douse the flames of outrage.
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And about 20 years ago, the bishop's conference began setting aside about 19,000 euros a year to help churches install alarms, safety measures like barriers and closed-circuit television cameras.
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The government is setting aside 1 billion Australian dollars to support sectors, regions, and communities that have been disproportionately affected, including those that rely heavily on tourism, agriculture, and education.
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Officials are sparing no expense, setting aside about 232 million euros to transform the city's decaying infrastructure, and they are considering allocating €21945 million to finance a yearlong cultural rejuvenation.
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Ilyce R. Glink, the author of "100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask," recommends setting aside 2 percent to 5 percent of the home's selling price for upkeep.
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The Gang of Eight proposed setting aside the charter of rights to get a constitution on the books, one that would also allow them to reject any future constitutional amendments.
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Setting aside one's feelings for or against Rush Limbaugh as he battles with lung cancer, was it really necessary to award him the Presidential Medal of Freedom during the address?
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Taxes weren&apost being taken out of my paychecks, and I didn&apost know I should be setting aside money to pay the bill at the end of the year.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Global banking regulators said on Thursday they will consider how much capital lenders should be setting aside to cover risks from any holdings of crypto assets.
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In addition to setting aside funds for entrepreneurs who have been disproportionately harmed by marijuana enforcement, Sanders' proposal would route money for community reinvestment that goes beyond the cannabis industry.
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The sector had its biggest deal-making streak in history last year, even setting aside the failed deal from the $673 billion total for 2015, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Joshua Goldfein, a staff lawyer at the Legal Aid Society, said the New York City Housing Authority also was not setting aside enough units in public housing for homeless people.
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So has his travel schedule: O'Rourke is setting aside the traditional path through the early voting states in favor of a new emphasis on those that vote on Super Tuesday.
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NAB and its big banking peers have had to dole out billions of dollars to compensate aggrieved customers, with NAB alone setting aside a A$2.09 billion ($1.42 billion) pot.
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Some are setting aside money to pounce on investments and are preparing to write bigger checks with the expectation that new investors who flooded in in recent years will flee.
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TEL AVIV — Imagine if Joe Biden and Colin Powell announced that they were setting aside partisan politics and forming a new centrist party to save the country from Donald Trump.
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Toward the end of last year, Goldman began setting aside money for the case, which is being pursued by federal prosecutors and bank regulators, as well as authorities in Malaysia.
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Daimler issued a profit warning in June - its third in 12 months - saying it was setting aside hundreds of millions of euros to cover a regulatory crackdown on diesel emissions.
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Setting aside the competitive landscape, new distribution and resource planning technologies have emerged to transform nearly every level of supply chain management, transportation, data management, market analysis and customer relationship management.
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Even setting aside the fact that Hollywood writers often have to work on wildly different projects to stay employed, there's still a pretty big gap between Chernobyl and the Hangover movies!
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Increased Shareholder Proceeds: Fitch expects Telstra to distribute surplus free cash flows that accumulate after setting aside funding for investment expenditure, future capital commitments and funding requirements to retain financial flexibility.
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It was an odd ask, even setting aside the awkward fact that the FBI is investigating communications between Trump campaign officials and Russians in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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In response to the increased accidents, the state has made a 22-mile stretch of Highway 0003 a safety corridor, doubling traffic violation fines and setting aside $25 million for repairs.
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Even setting aside popular fan theories, Daenerys Stormborn and Jon Snow have served as two of the show's biggest underdogs, characters who have been constantly counted out, betrayed, discarded, and ignored.
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Last month, provisions as a share of capital rose at the fastest pace in three months, indicating banks are quickly setting aside more money to cushion their balance sheets against defaults.
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But setting aside the human cost of 21991, anyone who wants to understand the new, global assertiveness from Beijing would be well served to look at the economic changes Zhou mentioned.
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DE) expects no further provisions for its "dieselgate" emissions scandal this year after setting aside a total of 2 billion euros ($20900 billion) in 2016 and 2017, its finance chief said.
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But they sat alongside each other on white plastic chairs, next to Israel's chief rabbi, and chatted and posed for pictures, setting aside any party-political differences they may have had.
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In extreme cases, the state can simply take the water from those who hold the rights, but the PPIC report also suggests setting aside money to buy water for environmental uses.
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I wonder sometimes whether T.R. became a conservationist because he came from New York City, a place where the principle of setting aside land for the public is close to sacred.
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Setting aside the fact that the NSA's huge capabilities to spy on foreigners were gratefully exploited by plenty of national intelligence agencies in Europe, much has changed since Mr Snowden's revelations.
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President George W. Bush later created the Papahānaumokuākea monument in 2006, setting aside 139,818 square miles to protect and preserve the marine wildlife and the area's historic, cultural and scientific features.
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The bank is setting aside $70 million to cover the costs and is in discussions with the Internal Revenue Service over the errors which occurred in tax years 2011 through 2016.
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Setting aside the privacy concerns (of which there are many), this information will provide nothing useful while laying the groundwork for the commission to peddle its theories of massive voter fraud.
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The Bundesbank posted its smallest profit in more than a decade in 2016 after setting aside money against potential losses on the bonds it is buying as part of the scheme.
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I treated it like I would any other tourist attraction, carefully mapping out my route to the nearest one, packing my camera, and setting aside a whole afternoon for the excursion.
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There are good reasons for Mexicans to be nervous, even setting aside the fact that Trump's campaign began with a speech in which he essentially called Mexican immigrants criminals and rapists.
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Saving isn't all terrible when you're setting aside money for something you really want, whether it's a new sofa or an exotic vacation (both sounds pretty good to me right now).
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They asked for a plan to help the school maintain its black and Latino population by setting aside a percentage of seats for low-income children, but they didn't get approval.
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Nothing irritates Close more than referring to his early portraiture as "photorealism," but setting aside the art-historical baggage of that term, it's a pretty good description of what you see.
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"Setting aside the devastating local impacts of fracking, the climate consequences of extracting yet more fossil fuels are utterly disastrous," said Friends of the Earth Scotland's Head of Campaigns, Mary Church.
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"Adopting" a family allows us to focus on the holiday values that resonate with us, like community, charity, and family, while setting aside the things we don't value, like mindless consumerism.
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Setting aside the fact that the vast majority of Americans identify as Christian, Christmas also happens to turn on such bottom-line-friendly sentiments as forgiveness, hope, new beginnings, and salvation.
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They warned that drilling in any section of ANWR will risk the habitat of caribou and other animals and undermine the idea of setting aside the region as a wilderness area.
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He also dismissed the idea of setting aside any reservations for native Brazilians, who have lived in the Amazon for centuries and may provide some of the best protection against deforestation.
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Setting aside the issue of weapon bling for the moment, games' fascination with hyper-realistic weapons and accessories was not solely the result of society's natural preoccupation with modern-day war.
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Setting aside the tension with China, Tsai began a visit to the southern African nation of Swaziland on Wednesday, one of only 20 countries which maintain formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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If you got to pick an Oscars host from an underrepresented group — and setting aside the fact that it may be "the least wanted job in town" — who would it be?
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Setting aside the question of how much credit first-year presidents deserve for a strong economy — they have less influence than you might think — President Trump's ratings should be much better.
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In the face of such tragedy, a president is expected to serve as the consoler in chief, setting aside the petty elements of politics to comfort a scared and grieving nation.
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In addition to setting aside VAT you'll have to pay back, the app now counts how much VAT you've paid so far so that you know how much you can reclaim.
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Setting aside some time to play or cuddle with your pet, or to welcome a new pet into your home, will help humans and animals alike to weather this challenging period.
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That has compounded a problem that waste managers call wishful or aspirational recycling: people setting aside items for recycling because they believe or hope they are recyclable, even when they aren't.
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In the Senate, Biden supported setting aside broadband spectrum for the network both before and after Green registered to lobby for the police group, but the initiative encountered years of delays.
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She suggested adding up all of those anticipated costs and setting aside a fixed amount for them each pay period to reduce the need to carry a balance on credit cards.
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Whether you&aposre capturing fleeting ideas throughout the day or setting aside a few minutes for longer entries, simply using a pen instead of a keyboard could help sharpen your ideas.
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The wealthy who save and invest force themselves to survive off 80-90 percent of their net income by automatically setting aside 10-20 percent of their income with every paycheck.
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In the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami, the US earmarked $2160 million for tsunami research and preparedness, setting aside more than $287 million per year in additional funding through 23.
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You can invite your family to join you — but even if they're not interested, setting aside time for stuff you love doing will make the day feel shorter and more enjoyable.
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They warned that drilling in any section of ANWR will risk the habitat of caribou and other animals and undermine the idea of setting aside the region as a wildlife area.
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Setting aside the mechanics of the agriculture handout, the policy still creates a terrible precedent for the GOP, a party which claims to believe in government not picking winners and losers.
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"Young people are setting aside their differences and identifying issues they think need to change," he said, referring to the outpouring of student activism in the wake of recent school shootings.
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Or Dwight D. Eisenhower's setting aside what is now the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park (five million visitors last year) two days before John F. Kennedy's inauguration in 1961?
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On Friday, VW said it was setting aside an additional 26 billion euros ($21 billion) as hardware fixes for the models were proving tougher than expected and would take significantly longer.
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Those plans include setting aside space on ferries to ensure a regular flow of medical supplies and keeping 250,220 armed forces personnel ready to support the government with its contingency plans.
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Obama proposed tax credits for small businesses offering 401(k) plans or expanding access to retirement savings programs, while setting aside $6.5 million for some states to explore state-based programs.
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Setting aside just how strange it is that Tyrion seems to think Bran's lived experience boasts the kind of strong narrative that will unite all of the Seven Kingdoms behind him, and setting aside that Tyrion keeps calling him "King Bran the Broken," because okay, sure, Peter Dinklage was as good as he's ever been in Game of Thrones' final two episodes, as the full scope of Tyrion's arc (if you can call it an arc) became clear.
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Whether you have just a few minutes or an hour to spare, setting aside time for a bit of self care is always a good idea — and today, it feels especially right.
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But Facebook just announced during its quarterly earnings report last week that it's setting aside $3 billion for a potentially record-setting fine from the Federal Trade Commission over its privacy practices.
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Germany's Bundesbank, which would bear the brunt of any loss as the ECB's single largest shareholder, has warned of the dangers associated with the scheme and started setting aside money for them.
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Setting aside debates about why that is the case, it is the key difference between how the right and the left understand media, and why left-wing media has struggled so much.
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The company also booked a special loss of 40.7 billion yen for the previous year, saying it was setting aside reserves for costs related to air bag inflators used in its products.
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Once you've paid off your debt, have disability insurance, and are contributing to a retirement plan, you can focus on setting aside at least three months' worth of living expenses, McClanahan says.
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Theodore Roosevelt, who established 51 such wildlife refuges around the country, sought to address the problem by setting aside what was then unclaimed land as a preserve and breeding ground for birds.
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Setting aside that a lot of people like his hustle, for the last year and a half, we've been living in a political sewer so foul that we can't smell anything anymore.
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A president who's mocked everyone from women to the U.S. intelligence community, foreign leaders and members of Congress is expected to speak Tuesday night of setting aside hard feelings and moving forward.
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But it's worth setting aside the factual problems with Trump's speech briefly to consider whether the attacks themselves, in their basic structure and interplay, should frighten Clinton and the Democrats or not.
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But for a young core that's endured unprecedented failure and numerous setbacks over the past few years, simply setting aside time to have positive bonding experiences may have unquantifiable long-term implications.
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And those who do save, Bankrate finds, aren't setting aside a lot: 22016 percent save only 223 percent or less of what they make, and 214 percent save 267 to 353 percent.
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The program is expected to cost 8 billion Singapore dollars ($5.9 billion) in total, and the government is setting aside 6.1 billion Singapore dollars in the current budget to fund the subsidies.
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Setting aside his well-documented exploits as a Confederate military leader and Klan leader, Forrest spent a great deal of his early career buying and selling black people at a considerable profit.
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Setting aside the relative insanity of Hannah even being qualified for this position and understanding that this is done for dramatic effect and nothing else only makes it a tiny bit better.
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Called Canaan Beta, it entails setting aside $20 million of its $800 million fund to its two youngest employees, and then empowering them to make their own investment decisions as a duo.
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But even setting aside the Maisie Williams of it all, I liked how Sheeran popping up suggested the show is having some fun with its status as biggest show in the world.
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The indignation bubbled to the surface again as political leaders - setting aside a government crisis in Rome - and relatives gathered in the northern port city to honor the victims on the anniversary.
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Perhaps the best aspect of the new strategy was not just decisively setting aside the idea of strict schedules for how many troops will be deployed, rather it was the expansive context.
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"In as much as the conduct for which the defendant was convicted is no longer criminal, setting aside the conviction and dismissing the case serves the interests of justice," the order states.
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The 1992 meetings between unofficial representatives of the two sides were "done in a spirit of mutual understanding and a political attitude of seeking common ground while setting aside differences," she said.
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Setting aside the practical problem of getting such a bill through the Repblican majority Senate, there are two potential obstacles in Article I of the Constitution and the inherent mutability of legislation.
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The indignation bubbled to the surface again as political leaders - setting aside a government crisis in Rome - and relatives gathered in the northern port city to honour the victims on the anniversary.
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Bach says most people fail to recognize the opportunities they have to build wealth, such as setting aside money for themselves in a savings account or contributing to their company's retirement plan.
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Even setting aside the connection between Yiannopoulos's behavior toward Jones and the alt-right's larger role in the political climate of 2016, there are a number of similarities between Trump and Yiannopoulos.
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Setting aside the lingering question of why it took the actor this long to reach "fuck Trump" levels of outrage, the statement fails to offer any positive alternative to the president's atrocities.
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In Austin, Jessica visited a new doctor—one who has become popular with Essure patients for offering them advice on Facebook and setting aside time at his practice to meet with them.
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Immersing yourself in the slow rhythms of Noh can take some time; it's best to prepare by setting aside your expectations of modern Western theater entirely; otherwise, boredom and puzzlement will await.
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But in the not-so-distant past, both parties prided themselves on setting aside their differences at the water's edge and working together constructively to protect the American people from foreign threats.
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Setting aside what sounds like a pretty sadistic approach from Nutter in terms of how the scene was filmed, Jaime and Brienne's exchange contains a lot of implications for Jaime Lannister himself.
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Congress will have to appropriate much more than what they're planning on setting aside for coronavirus-related unemployment—or mandate that employers cover the cost as a condition of receiving other assistance.
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Even setting aside standardized test scores, which are debatable as measures of "success" or "failure," Carver probably isn't the sort of institution where most school-choice proponents would send their own children.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - General Electric Co is setting aside one of the largest amounts ever to cover potential losses on policies that provide long-term care in nursing facilities and patients' homes.
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Setting aside this particular mishap, the arrival of Sam and his brother, Jude, and later on the birth of my boys, Max and Flynn, did slightly alter the nature of our tastings.
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But Trump's tweet, claiming that he has "terminated the very unfair, costly and unpopular individual mandate," obviously conflicts with the DOJ's interpretation (setting aside whether Trump has any idea what he's saying).
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But now, after having achieved a nuclear deal with the West, both leaders have a vested interest in setting aside their differences to secure their political futures and turn the economy round.
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Those with members on the autism spectrum plan ahead, by setting aside a quiet space or making sure to prepare familiar foods for someone who has difficulty with a change in routine.
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And, setting aside his gilded towers and gold-plated airplane belt-buckles, Mr. Trump talks and sounds more like his working-class fans than the city's last Republican mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Private banks have been able to consistently chip away at credit costs and improve their bottom line by setting aside capital for provisioning, following conservative business practices and getting higher-yielding loans.
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She also demonstrated how earmarks persist despite efforts to eliminate them: the riders she is seeking to include in the pending omnibus appropriations bill nominally change policy rather than setting aside funding.
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Moreover, one study also suggests that people experiencing high levels of stress can cope better with their problems by simply setting aside time to think about something that is important to them.
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The "hug" In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, which devastated much of New Jersey's coastline, Christie was praised by many for setting aside politics to begin the recovery process for the state.
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Combined with musicians' lack of time, money, energy, or all of the above for accessing those services—especially on a no-sleep tour schedule—setting aside time for help can take years.
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GE has since largely divested GE Capital, but lingering liabilities forced it to take a $6.2 billion charge last year, and begin setting aside $15 billion more in reserves against insurance claims.
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But setting aside that Trump's job approval numbers are remarkably low, the Rosenberg resignation shows another way that this stuff hurts Trump: The scandals may make it harder for him to staff up.
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The House is setting aside $75 billion to provide additional tax credits to help people buy policies on the individual market, but they are letting the Senate handle the crafting of the legislation.
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The bank surprised analysts by setting aside $1.55 billion for credit losses, $250 million more than the average estimate, as it prepared for hits on credit card debt and commercial and industrial loans.
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The meme remixed a popular cartoon by Steve Napierski that shows a Mac user and a PC user—normally opponents—setting aside their differences to beat a Linux user with a baseball bat.
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Physician participants in capital punishment claim that professional medical societies are playing at politics more than at ethics when they object to physician involvement by setting aside another ethical imperative to reduce suffering.
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Facebook is setting aside $3 billion to cover the expected costs, including an anticipated fine, related to an ongoing investigation with the Federal Trade Commission over its privacy practices, the company said today.
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Uber files for IPO The company is setting aside a number of shares of common stock at the initial IPO price that drivers who earn this "appreciation award" will be able to purchase.
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The catch: Even setting aside the fact that this is only a small handful of states, even the most motivated blue state probably couldn't make up for the total loss of the ACA.
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It helps Bolton and Trump show that they are unconcerned about the constraints of international law, and it helps Slaughter and McCain demonstrate that higher principles may sometimes justify setting aside those constraints.
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SEATTLE, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Aerospace companies and lobbying groups embraced Donald Trump's presidential victory on Wednesday, setting aside fears that his policies would depress sales, shatter global alliances and roll back trade agreements.
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Not to knock the golden age of streaming TV (which has given us some true gems!) but setting aside a few hours and just seeing what happens is a pleasant change of pace.
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Whatever retirement savings account you choose, the most important step is to open one and start setting aside as much as possible, preferably 10% or more of your pre-tax income, Bach says.
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Royal Bank of Scotland said it would take a 2.5 billion pound ($3.58 billion) hit to its fourth-quarter profits after setting aside more money to deal with ongoing litigation and other issues.
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As personal finance site NerdWallet points out, thanks to compound interest, setting aside an extra $22019 a year — or about $2137 a month — could mean up to $2000,000 more in your retirement account.
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Congress should set mandatory funding at $50 million, setting aside 20 percent specifically for projects that include the construction of certified organic animal processing facilities and grain, oilseed, and pulse elevators and mills.
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As the hearing was about to begin, Boeing announced that it was setting aside fifty million dollars to help victims' families, which the Stumos felt was a transparent attempt to preëmpt the hearings.
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New York's City Council voted to allow new rules setting aside commercial zones for the costumed characters and painted topless women who now can roam freely, soliciting tips for taking photos with tourists.
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AND CHINA IS GOING TO BE MORE THAN HAPPY SETTING ASIDE THE FINANCIAL QUESTION TO TAKE UP ANY MANTLE THAT THE U.S. IS WILLING TO SORT OF GIVE UP IN TERMS OF LEADERSHIP.
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Another source among the largest Brazilian banks said most institutions are setting aside provisions between 30 and 50 percent of the total loan amount, the usual level for a company in bankruptcy protection.
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While the amount you need in savings is highly personal, and specific dollar amounts can be arbitrary, Greene offers a simple formula to help you figure out if you're setting aside enough money.
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Setting aside the humor, there are two important conclusions to draw on the timing of Fox News' mistake: We are witnessing an unprecedented number of Central Americans seeking asylum at the U.S. border.
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But outside of the limelight, a growing number of Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate are setting aside their differences to address the challenge of preventing foreign interference in our elections.
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" Mr. Moran, who is running for re-election to a second term, said: "Setting aside enough money each payday can be difficult when dollars are already stretched and existing expenses must be paid.
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Some have used Bob Dylan's win to suggest that there should be a Nobel for music; setting aside that this would be a complete clusterfuck, famous musicians already have the Grammys and capitalism.
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Even setting aside the urgent need to monitor global effects of human activity on our environment, our planet provides a veritable Rosetta Stone for identifying and deciphering patterns on countless other alien worlds.
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But even setting aside that everything from the NBA to Broadway has been canceled in March due to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, it's unclear whether that 12th debate will actually take place.
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If setting aside a betrothal requires a consultation with the High Septon, as Pycelle reports when Joffrey wishes to set Sansa aside, an annulment of a marriage would certainly require at least that.
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Sanders was no more immune to pork-barrel politics than any other senator, setting aside his dovish proclivities to support basing F-20153 jets at the Vermont Air National Guard base in Burlington.
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While we're setting aside money to support our churches, we'll need to set aside even more for Doctors Without Borders, so it can bring medical care to war-torn areas of the world.
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Setting aside that starting a tweet with "I'm not sexist, but" usually ensures that what follows will be sexist, it's hard to imagine how to separate Mowins the woman from Mowins the voice.
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Ms. Roark, after setting aside money she had received as a birthday gift, spent $260 during a recent shopping spree at Ulta Beauty, picking up primer, foundation and a new eye shadow palette.
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Setting aside one of those debates for climate change would create an opportunity to educate Americans about the issue, emphasize its importance, and underline how committed the Democratic Party is to fighting it.
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Utah is setting aside funds for the first time ever — with a big portion of the $1 million being spent to count "a relatively large population of children under 5," PBS NewsHour reports.
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Abstinence-only programs fail to accomplish their stated purpose Setting aside other serious concerns, these programs are ineffective at their primary goal of getting young people to abstain from sex prior to marriage.
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Muse columnist Erica Breuer lays out a plan to look active on LinkedIn in just 15 minutes a week, so keep setting aside those five minutes to share statuses and engaged with others.
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If you want to retire by 2401, you should be setting aside 2401-17% of your income if you start saving at 25, the Stanford Center on Longevity determined in a 2018 report.
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The measure that received the most votes was a centrist compromise bill, which would have established a path to citizenship for Dreamers while setting aside roughly $85033 billion for Trump's proposed border wall.
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According to New York Times-bestselling author and co-founder of AE Wealth Management David Bach, getting rich boils down to a simple formula: Setting aside at least 14 percent of your income.
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Didn't Trump think he should at least have a conversation about the ramifications of setting aside a seat in the Situation Room for a purely political aide with no known national security credentials?
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Narcos Setting aside the "Goodfellas" narration, the earliest episodes of "Narcos" were distinguished by a meat-and-potatoes approach to the crime genre that rebuffed the slickness that usually comes with the territory.
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Setting aside the differences regarding how we got there, we both found ourselves speaking before Congress, in multiple open and closed venues, about criminal conduct of a sitting president of the United States.
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Setting aside recent stock market volatility, this action turned out to be a windfall for those employees, because shares of bank stocks have been strong since the end of the recession, Mr. Colas said.
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" Setting aside the dubiosness of this claim, TMZ reported that West asked Taylor for her permission and she "got the joke and gave him the thumbs up to release the song with the lyric.
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As for how much to save, experts generally agree that, in order to retire comfortably, you'll want to work your way up to setting aside 20193 to 15 percent of your pre-tax income.
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Students are encouraged to leave their classrooms and gather at 10 am to hold a moment of silence for the victims of gun violence, setting aside 13 seconds to honor those killed at Columbine.
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Maduro's critics say his government has mismanaged the power sector since late socialist leader Hugo Chavez nationalized it in 2007 while setting aside billions of dollars for power projects that were swallowed by corruption.
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President Donald Trump is setting aside his deep-seated skepticism of Bush family allies for what he has described as "the most important decision a US president can make" — nominating a Supreme Court justice.
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That's all fine and well, but it still relies heavily on employees who are already busy trying to do good work, setting aside time to record and track and update yet another progress report.
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With three sitting justices over the age of 78—setting aside whether President Obama's stalled Merrick Garland nomination will be withdrawn after the election—court-watchers expect our next president to have multiple appointments.
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And with profitably, the paramount concern for the major agribusiness concerns, setting aside plants for future diversity or crop emergencies seems expensive in the short-term, though it is not in the long run.
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Setting aside his usual bombast, Trump turned soft-spoken and nodded attentively as the women, some of whom held babies on their laps, described their concerns about the quality of schools and finding jobs.
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"If you sequence these things, so you do tax reform first and infrastructure second … the chances of the people doing tax reform setting aside some money for some future infrastructure discussion are nonexistent," Rep.
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His critics say his government has mismanaged the power sector since late socialist leader Hugo Chavez nationalized it in 2007 while setting aside billions of dollars for power projects that were swallowed by corruption.
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And indeed, many of the signatories did come around, setting aside earlier pledges to work against Trump's election and engaging to help smooth the transfer of power and eventual conduct of the Executive Branch.
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Russia's lawyers say the setting-aside of the award means it cannot now be enforced in any of the more than 150 countries that have signed a convention on recognition of international-arbitration rulings.
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Despite recent stock market gains, state governments are not setting aside enough money to keep up with the rising liability of paying public worker pensions and other retirement benefits, according to the latest data.
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And that means living within your means and setting aside an emergency fund equal to at least three months' worth of your salary so you can handle unexpected life events without going into debt.
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The fund is expected to finance about $8 billion for settling wildfire claims between 2017 and 2018, besides setting aside another $3 billion for future claims, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter.
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And his judicial record demonstrates a firm understanding of the role of a judge in our Republic: Setting aside personal views and political preferences in order to interpret our laws as they are written.
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Further, the fact that Trump still managed to get 63 million Americans to vote for him after the notorious Access Hollywood tape shows that his supporters are fully adept at setting aside offensive speech.
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"As from 20 January 2016, the High Court's order setting aside the domestic moratorium on the trade in rhino horn is once more effective," said Roopa Singh, spokeswoman at the Department of Environmental Affairs.
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A wall of ocelots — that small but ferocious feline — depicts the creature in a way that makes us want to nurture this animal, setting aside for a moment that its diet consists of snakes.
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"The bigger problem is — setting aside what you think about the policy — is that it was done very poorly, it was mismanaged, nobody tracked where the parents or the children were going," Sandweg continued.
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Indicated 0.7 percent lower The broadcaster said on Friday it was setting aside around 40 million euros ($45.4 million) in the second quarter to cover additional tax payments related to its former Swedish business.
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But making that connection stick may require more evidence than what's been publicly released so far, even setting aside the fact that the Justice Department's internal policy is not to indict a sitting president.
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Guaidó would have significant support in an election, but he would also have to convince the country that he is capable of leadership, which would entail setting aside the legacy of the failed uprising.
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Italy's 25-Star Movement and the opposition Democratic Party (PD) said on Wednesday they would try to form a coalition, setting aside years of hostility to avert a snap election and ease economic uncertainty.
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Setting aside any debate about whether they're alive (or something else), viruses are small and streamlined particles that have evolved to make many, many copies of themselves by hijacking living cells of a host.
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That the platform didn't more thoroughly account for the possibility that people would abuse it — setting aside the question of whether anyone actually has — seems to have foreclosed the possibility of some worthwhile discussions.
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"Setting aside the question of U.S. credibility, that challenge would be there," said Mr. Tillerson, who as a former chief executive of Exxon Mobil spent much of his life operating in the Middle East.
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Alpha had benefited from an industry subsidy which allows the largest mining companies to extract coal without setting aside cash to ensure the company will restore the land to its natural setting, as required.
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But setting aside for a moment that we are almost certainly being trolled by our own unhinged simulation prison, this Gen Z spin on "Netflix and chill" seems like a potential recipe for disaster.
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Willmann recommends calculating the percentage of all taxes due, multiplying the aggregate percentage by your expected net income, and setting aside that amount along with your self-employment taxes in a separate account. 7.
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For banks, the accord will help them avoid setting aside extra provisions on Triunfo's outstanding borrowings while maintaining financing for the company's toll road, airport and construction projects, people involved in the process said.
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Tuesday's rally may indicate that equity investors are setting aside oil and China as the main factors driving share prices, said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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A North Carolina state court has ruled the state cannot proceed with next year's House primaries under its current congressional map, temporarily setting aside the GOP-drawn districts in a potential boon for Democrats.
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Governments and industry have been setting aside concessions for artisanal mining, but there are not nearly enough of those concessions to employ all the artisanal miners, many of whom continue to target larger deposits.
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Even setting aside a comically frustrating series of trips through the zero-gravity interior shaft of Talos I space station, Prey is a game that eventually runs out of ways to accommodate its own flexibility.
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Fyre Festival is helpful in that — setting aside the gaudy specifics, which included Kendall Jenner receiving $250,403 for a single Instagram post — it is a boring laundry list of bad logistical decisions and poor planning.
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Setting aside the weaseling modifiers, the smear of Clinton, and the fact that Trump must have hung out in the locker room with some pretty awful men, his expression of regret was nevertheless a milestone.
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Unfortunately, if you're just beginning to declutter your closet, your first task involves setting aside a Sunday (or a whole weekend, depending on the state of your closet), to face your wardrobe all at once.
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Analysts told CNBC that the continued struggles among oil and gas debtors could lead to the banks — among the largest in Southeast Asia — setting aside more money for potential losses, which threatens their bottom lines.
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The beleaguered sector has hit the city state's banks over the past year, resulting in the lenders setting aside hundreds of millions in Singapore dollars for potential losses after clients struggle to pay their debt.
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For more ways to live magically this year, read this essay about setting aside fear and finally making changes, or Stacy London's inspiring vow to give her safe permission to take the space she needs.
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"We talked about many things, but setting aside celebrity and fame, what struck me most was talking to him about his process of creativity and bringing a masterpiece like Graceland into the world," O'Brady wrote.
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Setting aside, for a moment, the extracurricular circumstances of Roberts's work, his oeuvre is startling, capturing the kind of visual spontaneity and rejection of hierarchy that makes the work of children and Surrealists so appealing.
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The term "co-parenting" has been around for a long time, but recently it seems we've been reading about celebrity couples setting aside their differences in the interests of their children more and more often.
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She sought assurances from the Justice Department that any presidential records would be safe as the groups' lawsuit continues -- setting aside recent allegations that the White House mishandled transcripts of Trump's calls with foreign leaders.
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Setting aside the unprofessional and unjustified bravado that concludes this breathtaking little salvo, it really would take hours and thousands of words to explain satisfactorily, to Kavanaugh himself, all the different ways he is incorrect.
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Setting aside the implausibility of the whole affair, "The One That Holds Everything" also has the weird effect of being a story featuring a twist where the twist is only effective for the characters onscreen.
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CONCESSIONS Governments and industry have been setting aside concessions for artisanal mining, but there are not nearly enough of those concessions to employ all the artisanal miners, many of whom continue to target larger deposits.
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After years of not setting aside enough money, state pension funds are looking at a $21990 trillion shortfall in what they owe workers in benefits, according to a new analysis from The Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Boeing, still reeling from the two deadly 737 Max crashes, is setting aside $100 million to assist the families of victims and communities impacted by the accidents in October and March that killed 346 people.
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After years of not setting aside enough money, state pension funds are looking at a $1 trillion shortfall in what they owe workers in benefits, according to a separate report from The Pew Charitable Trusts.
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For people still in their working years, the research should point to the importance of setting aside savings now to provide you with income in your later years when full-time work is behind you.
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But setting aside the rare, but highly dreaded, supply-chain attack, the more often you tell your device to "remind me later" to download an update, the more vulnerable to attack you'll be, generally speaking.
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Mostly, it requires making smart choices, like committing to paying yourself first and setting aside at least 10% of your pretax income in a retirement account, says financial adviser and self-made millionaire David Bach.
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A U.S. appeals court on Thursday handed another victory to hair care company Olaplex LLC in its intellectual property litigation against larger rival L'Oreal, setting aside a decision that ruled invalid a key Olaplex patent.
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The government is setting aside 5 million Swiss francs ($5.08 million) to support the program over five years, although officials said the main responsibility for implementing programs lies at the local rather than federal level.
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If you see an expense on the horizon — say, an aging appliance starting to act up, or a pending shift in income from maternity leave — start setting aside money specifically to handle that, McClanahan said.
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Until last year Commercial Bank had been setting aside additional provisions to cover bad debt linked to troubles facing some of its overseas investments, as well as cutbacks in state and consumer spending in Qatar.
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Setting aside specific time over the course of weeks or months where you have this curriculum that you hold yourself to, instead of fitting it in in your spare time on the train or something.
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Kuyda had spent that time gathering up his old text messages, setting aside the ones that felt too personal, and feeding the rest into a neural network built by developers at her artificial intelligence startup.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled on Wednesday that there was no basis for setting aside the award, which was rendered by a panel of International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitrators.
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By granting DACA amnesty and setting aside our laws, we demonstrate that we no longer value the rule of law – and equality for all – and lay the foundation for further abrogation of our American heritage.
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I strive to read about a book a week, and I've been setting aside time in the morning to sit down and read, before I plug into the world for the rest of the day.
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It aims to strike a balance between funding the administration's current efforts in Afghanistan and against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria while also setting aside funds to prepare for far-off future conflicts.
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" Setting aside the questionable nature of Ryan's election analysis, and memory of last year's campaign, let's consider the part of these remarks most easily subject to empirical evaluation -- that the GOP plan is "not unpopular.
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Separately, Daimler said it was setting aside about 500 million euros in provisions this year for a precautionary recall of vehicles in the United States and Canada, which contain airbags made by Takata Corp 7312.
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The full-year loss reported on Tuesday was driven in part by Barclays' setting aside an additional £1.45 billion in provisions in the fourth quarter to compensate customers who were improperly sold payment protection insurance.
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BUT — setting aside the millions of books and rich history that Sam is about to learn in his new role of maester, let's turn our attention back to those shiny things dangling from the ceiling.
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For example, the Education Department has begun allowing individual schools to mold admissions policies that would create a more diverse student body, by doing things like setting aside seats for students who are learning English.
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He suggested drawing from other countries and even setting aside revenue for a day when Chinese students stopped flooding Australian campuses, because of university growth within China, or a Chinese blockade caused by rising tensions.
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The shift led to allegations that the commission was counting only those polling places where Mr. Hernández had won, and was setting aside for special review the tally sheets from areas where he had lost.
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Harvard Forest's Wildlands and Woodlands vision calls for conserving at least 90 percent of the remaining forests of New England, setting aside 10 percent of that area as wild reserves where no trees are harvested.
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While standard today, setting aside a dedicated channel for the building's infrastructure was an important functional innovation, one that would lead Kahn to make such segregated "served" and "servant" spaces a hallmark of his designs.
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While the amount you need in savings is highly personal, and specific dollar amounts can be arbitrary, Intuit's Kimmie Greene offers a simple formula to help you figure out if you're setting aside enough money.
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Whether you find yourself unemployed or in a happy career, setting aside spare time to give yourself a competitive edge will help set you apart when demand for jobs is high and supply is low.
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Unlike the normal H-2A program, the H-2A year-round program would have a cap, but the cap grows with the need, and the bill has procedures for setting aside the cap for emergencies.
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Setting aside the high cost of entry — the two launch kits are priced at $70 and $80, respectively — there's an all-ages appeal to these homemade cardboard constructs and the elements that make them interactive.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank cut its overnight lending rate by 25 basis points on Thursday, setting aside concerns about inflation and possible ratings downgrades after repeated calls from President Tayyip Erdogan for cheaper credit.
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The organization has pledged $5 million for the program over the next five years, reports the Los Angeles Times, with the county's public health department also setting aside about $10 million in the first year.
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Shopify has recently ramped up its investments to attract more merchants to its platform, setting aside $1 billion last year to build fulfillment centers in the U.S. as it takes on rivals Amazon and eBay.
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Setting aside the incomparable aesthetics, it is no small feat on the part of Selby Gardens to have managed to provide a new perspective on an exhaustively studied painter and perennial favorite of the art world.
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Setting aside money for things like R&D is a key aspect in assuring that this sort of thing is more than simply lip service for those concerned the country is at risk of falling behind.
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Yes, it is true that the Kick Ass attitude has succeeded for Trump, but even setting aside moral reservations about such behavior, I also think the president's success is far more the exception than the rule.
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By setting aside his deal in favor of an election, Johnson has once again plunged UK businesses into the dark about the future terms of trade with the European Union, and the rest of the world.
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As Uber gears up for its highly anticipated public debut, the company is setting aside some dough for drivers that have logged some serious rides on the platform as a reward for sticking with the service.
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But it's worth remembering just how much history is packed into Beric's apology and into that short, simple reunion between three people who are setting aside their pasts in the hopes of eventually having a future.
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The Queen is the guardian of a considerable quantity of jewelry, setting aside the Regalia, but "I don't see her as somebody who's particularly interested in diamonds and sitting there [cooing over them] like Elizabeth Taylor."
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The central bank said its total surplus for 2015 was 378.2 billion pesos but that it was setting aside the rest to increase its capital reserve and provide funds for a possible appreciation of the peso.
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In fact, setting aside a little money and creating a plan for a beloved pet can help prevent them from being surrendered when you become too old or ill to care for them yourself any longer.
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The God stuff has mostly been scrapped in favor of football, but the basic idea, the setting aside of a day when we all look around and appreciate what we have together, remains powerful and true.
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Setting aside the obvious, ghoulish cynicism, this plays victims of homophobia for fools who can't see that Trump's coalition is home to David Duke, Louis Farrakhan, and Jerry Falwell, Jr., not to defenders of LGBT equality.
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Even setting aside vice president-elect Mike Pence's support for homophobic policies as governor of Indiana, Trump has assembled a transition team and cabinet deeply tied to one of the most pernicious anti-gay groups around.
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Setting aside that at least one of those schools came into the year with ample warning signs, these schools are just replacing big-ticket bounce-back programs like Washington, Florida, Tennessee, and Miami on the margins.
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In April alone, Facebook was under the spotlight for leaving Instagram user passwords out in a readable format, setting aside billions of dollars to possible FTC fines, and being investigated by New York for privacy violations.
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Setting aside that Time's selection is based on "greatest influence, for better or worse, on the events of the year"—Obama did in fact accomplish a kind of "New New Deal" over the past eight years.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has signed a law granting tuition-free education in all state universities, a Cabinet official said on Friday, setting aside the advice of his economic managers to reject the measure.
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R&M, which said in March it was setting aside a one million pound provision, also reported a 2 percent rise in assets under management in the two months to May 31, to 33.8 billion pounds.
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Flexible spending accounts allow employees to save money by setting aside a portion of their paycheck before deductions for taxes to help pay for things their insurance doesn't cover, like deductibles, co-payments and medical supplies.
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Even acknowledging the failings of the police and setting aside the issue of knife-wielding watchmen, it feels hard to be sure that vigilantes like Stinson Hunter and his successors are doing more good than harm.
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A series of German photo cards of Adolf Hitler gesticulating against a black background are a fascinating mystery: Even setting aside what we know about him, it's hard to locate the charisma in his clownish posturing.
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Setting aside that this fair is earmarked to only show MFA grads, too many questions arise when considering who gets in and who is denied: How does the institution-turned-gallery decide who gets to show?
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The challenges ahead for Warren and Sanders are more daunting, but if Detroit taught us anything, it's that the progressives are willing to stick together, setting aside their minor differences, in pursuit of a larger goal.
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South Korean President Moon designated Ulsan and several other cities as "industrial crisis zones" in May, setting aside 1 trillion won ($890 million) this year to support affected workers and suppliers, and to promote new industries.
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As millions of schools close their doors and parents across the country work from home, the experience of the coronavirus pandemic for many is setting aside their anxieties to do the work of raising a family.
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Setting aside Equifax's long, sordid history of privacy concerns and its refusal to let Americans opt out of collection, the very existence of such information, stored by private companies with little oversight, is a systemic risk.
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Setting aside for the moment how much the (admitted germophobe) President values abject loyalty -- Pence is a cringe-worthy sycophant --- it's hard to imagine a worse choice for a job that requires respect for public health.
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Setting aside the fact that there are court cases stretching back at least 200 years holding that government actors may be sued when they violate the law, Alito's view of the separation of powers is debatable.
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Or maybe it's not a question that's considered, but a deeply ingrained habit akin to always checking a bag, or preferring the window over the aisle seat or setting aside certain outfits for certain travel days.
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