"It's very common to spend recklessly," said former NFL tight end Steve Maneri.
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Despite his success, Heyward-Bey doesn't give himself carte blanche to spend recklessly.
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They allowed more bankruptcies, hoping to send a message that companies that spend recklessly will be allowed to fail.
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A well-known fiscal hawk, Kuroda also warned against the idea that governments can spend recklessly to pull the economy out of the doldrums.
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A well-known fiscal hawk, he also warned against the idea that government can spend recklessly to pull the economy out of the doldrums.
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The first is derision about the shoddy business reasoning: Well-run companies don't just spend recklessly with no plan or intention to stop if revenues don't come in as hoped.
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When I did spend, I didn't feel as guilty about it While I didn't spend recklessly in the Big Easy, I certainly enjoyed myself and had my fair share of gumbo and $8 cocktails.
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In other words, individuals who contribute to rich relationships don't necessarily have big bank accounts (though they do know how to save money and don't spend recklessly), but they all have lofty goals and aspirations — and they spend much of their time trying to achieve them.
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The two marry, spend recklessly on a world tour, and build the still-standing Bowers Mansion between Reno and Carson City. Bowers dies of a lung disease, and Eilley is left with many unpaid bills for which she was responsible. She had not foreseen that their fortune would run dry so quickly.
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The two marry, spend recklessly on a world tour, and build the still-standing Bowers Mansion between Reno and Carson City. Bowers dies of silicosis, a lung disease that affects miners, and Eilley is left with many unpaid bills for which she was responsible. She had not foreseen that their fortune would run dry so quickly. Jones appeared some twenty-five times on the screen.
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I had no money to spend recklessly so I wrote > home to mother and told her I needed a pair of football pants and she made > them by cutting off the legs of an old gray pair and putting rubber elastic > around the knees. The stockings were contributed by my sister. The girls > wore heavier stockings than they do now. Football players wore jackets and I > tried to describe in a letter to my mother that they were made of canvas.
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" Representative Jerry P. Treñas of Iloilo City countered the claims of protesters, saying Aquino is a "hands-on worker who shuns much publicity on his projects and programs but only wanted to go ahead, work and accomplish the projects." Department of Budget and Management Secretary Florencio Abad predicted that the Noynoying craze would soon fizzle. Meanwhile, Department of Transportation and Communications Secretary Mar Roxas, who ran alongside Aquino for vice president in 2010, shared his favorable definitions of Noynoying including "somebody who always tells the truth;" "somebody who is careful about people’s money, who does not borrow recklessly and who does not spend recklessly;" and "somebody who is putting our country on the straight and narrow." Technical Education and Skills Development Authority Secretary Joel Villanueva said he is a "living testimony of how the President works," narrating his time with Aquino as he gave out "bowler bonds" to some 15,000 people in Cavite. Governor Joey Salceda of Albay Province debunked Noynoying, claiming Aquino has created 2.1 million jobs last October 2011 and 1.2 million jobs last January 2012, as well as his "disbursement acceleration program" which Salceda claimed he computed to be "not less than 5.7 percent of the country’s gross domestic product.
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