"A private-sector-driven infrastructure plan means tolls, tolls, tolls — paid by average working Americans," Schumer said.
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Don't ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for Alex Jones.
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There's about $2 in tolls round trip, but I'm borrowing my dad's extra car, so he pays the tolls.
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Protesters demanded cancellation of the tolls and marched with signs that read "No to Tolls" and "Down with Corruption" before clashes erupted.
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"Never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee," he said, quoting the classic lines of John Donne.
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"Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee," wrote John Donne, meditating on society and the individual, back in 1624.
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And those already paying tolls at the Lincoln, Holland, Queens-Midtown and Brooklyn-Battery tunnels would receive a credit against the congestion fee for the tolls.
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The Hertz PlatePass program charges tolls at the highest, undiscounted toll rate plus a $5.95 convenience fee each day tolls are incurred, with no convenience fee cap.
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They cannot afford to lower tolls to attract more drivers to the Chishi Bridge and the 70-mile expressway it connects, but raising tolls would reduce traffic.
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It calls for charging lower tolls outside of the rush hour and establishing tolls to enter Manhattan's central business district rather than tolling the East River bridges.
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Ask not for whom the group-date bell tolls, it tolls for thee — if thee's name happens to be Rachel, Raven, Vanessa, Corinne, Danielle M., or Jasmine, anyway.
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Typically the rental car company will charge $4 to $5 a day for an EZ-Pass, regardless of whether you go through any tolls, plus the tolls themselves.
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However, over the past year or so, an increasing number of states have been rolling out highway tolls that are priced dynamically, instead of using traditional fixed-price tolls.
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We can also cut tolls by half for all frequent users, and — listen to this — eliminate all tolls for our agriculture sector which has been struggling for many, many years.
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In contrast, politicians debate whether tolls should be set to maintain speeds around 55 miles an hour or whether tolls should be lowered so speeds only average 45 miles an hour.
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Tolls are not generally allowed on such federally assisted roads, though the federal government has approved tolls for some roads and highways around the country to reduce congestion and pay for road construction.
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Similarly small pilots exist for putting tolls on interstate highways.
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That's including all meals and drinks, plus gas and tolls.
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It also offers benefits such as discounts on road tolls.
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Others report much higher death tolls in that impoverished country.
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Tolls are another issue that Coord wants to help digitize.
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Overall, the bribes add up to more than the tolls.
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Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj said the tolls were "excessive".
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"For Whom the Bell Tolls," by Hemingway, is also indispensable.
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Hospitals have gone without power, resulting in uncounted death tolls.
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Too often we read news of death tolls without analysis.
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Staffed tollbooths have dwindled with the advent of cashless tolls.
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He didn't need to know for whom the bell tolls.
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Do you want to adjust the bridge and tunnel tolls?
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For now, these are the tolls of Marshmello's EDM success.
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It has one of the highest death tolls in Europe.
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Tolls from New Jersey into New York may increase (again).
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Death tolls will be curbed dramatically if the shutdown continues.
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Lyft excludes taxes, tolls and tips, while Uber excludes tips.
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Many victims are still suffering the physical tolls of torture.
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We'll see for whom the bell tolls next — if anyone.
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Also, I notice that EZPass charged my card for tolls.
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Opponents criticize the proposal's reliance on tolls for infrastructure revenue.
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The riders pay their fair share of gas and tolls.
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" The hero is Jordan from "For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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The governor's office wants the tolls to begin in 2021.
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But more exemptions could mean higher tolls for everyone else.
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The cost of tolls and gas was less than $1,800.
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"It was said long ago: send not to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee," Mr Ulyukayev declared during his closing statement in court last week, seemingly addressing his peers in power.
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Or they could impose new tolls on us, inhibiting consumer choice.
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And tolls for the MTA's bridges and tunnels will also rise.
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Second, Bloomberg pays the tolls that get him past the gate.
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The big picture: The death tolls from mass shootings are rising.
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The tolls were vague because of the carnage at both sites.
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It was not immediately clear if these were separate casualty tolls.
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These heavily armed militias often set up roadblocks and charge tolls.
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This doesn't register as much as epidemics with smaller death tolls.
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P2202s with user fees, such as tolls, seem to work well.
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Infrastructure: $10 billion in new funding that doesn't rely on tolls.
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Trump would make it easier for states to impose new tolls.
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War monitors in Syria and Iraq put the tolls much higher.
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We also found out how death tolls are calculated for storms.
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The firm recoups its costs through tolls or fixed state payments.
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It lasts until 230 and allows Autostrade to raise tolls annually.
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Within eight years, tolls had paid off the Erie Canal's cost.
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A lot of driving and, we thought, a lot of tolls.
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Different death tolls are common in the immediate aftermath of bombings.
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New York approved new tolls to enter the heart of Manhattan.
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Others believe a lawsuit could be filed to stop the tolls.
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What he called a "toll protection program" would freeze tolls until 2020, eliminating tolls entirely on agricultural traffic, and provide a tax credit for frequent users that would reimburse 50 percent of annual cost of use.
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Media reports stated she allegedly skipped tolls more than 500 times, nearly double the 257 times she's accused of, a discrepancy Pentangelo explains by noting that most bridges and tunnels have tolls just one direction of travel.
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The government and al Shabaab often give differing accounts of death tolls.
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Tolls are suspended and disabled cars will be towed off the road.
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The result is likely to be more tolls, something few drivers like.
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Tolls here, gas here, hotels, parking, none of that shit was cheap.
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Ultimately, however, the taxpayer pays, whether in taxes, fares, tolls or bills.
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The company will then submit an application with finalized terms and tolls.
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Miami officials lifted all tolls on its expressways to aid the exodus.
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The death tolls of subsequent heat waves have not come anywhere close.
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Disparate casualty tolls are common in the immediate aftermath of large attacks.
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What more can one ask for as the bell tolls for Idol?
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That can include things like tolls, ATM fees and coffee/snack breaks.
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Some maintained protests on highway slip-roads, tolls and roundabouts on Sunday.
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The physical and emotional and financial tolls of this crisis are staggering.
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Mostly state and local governments, and tolls on drivers and truck transport.
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Ten million lives were lost, one of history's highest wartime death tolls.
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Tolls thus reveal the true cost of our car-obsessed transportation system.
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In fact, the main bell that tolls every hour doesn't need fixing.
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Mr. Cuomo has pledged to freeze tolls on the bridge until 2020.
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Different casualty tolls are common in the chaos of the civil war.
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To access the rest of the city by car, they pay tolls.
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He spends around $2600 in gas and $2401 in tolls and maintenance.
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But Mr. Cuomo has not said how high the tolls might be.
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Tolls also enable us to fight congestion by charging more during peak periods.
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Death tolls are the primary way we understand the impact of a disaster.
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Many city dwellers seem to prefer traffic jams to parking meters or tolls.
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Road-tolls have been suspended until at least November 24th, to prevent queues.
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It will also allow us to freeze tolls for all users until 2020.
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Between Proposal 5 (lower Thruway tolls!) and 7 (a bigger Javits Convention Center
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Finding what a company will charge for tolls and transponders is rarely easy.
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We also pay plenty in tolls that have nothing to do with roads.
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A spokesperson for Uber praised Seattle's efforts to pursue tolls to reduce congestion.
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That will favor projects with tolls or those that circumvent low-income areas.
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Politics gets heavy, and the psychological tolls are too close to the real.
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"John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" premieres May 28 at 8 p.m.
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Many tolls have stopped accepting cash, forcing consumers to use other payment options.
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Other plans have sought to place tolls on the free East River bridges.
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Outrage leads to exaggerations, to elevated death tolls, to rumors becoming eyewitness accounts.
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But the highways are badly potholed, though tolls are collected every few miles.
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"There is no rhyme or reason to the tolls that people pay," Gov.
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Under the very best of circumstances, it would mean a lot of tolls.
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Conflicting death tolls are common in the aftermath of attacks in isolated places.
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A refurbished bell from the old building now tolls in the new church.
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"This terrible case [against TZU], (that's still going), feels like it will never disappear, and this sort of bullshit can take not only massive financial tolls, but extremely mental tolls as well," they wrote on a post announcing the decision.
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Where highway projects are concerned, many people automatically think tolls, and since the Trump plan also proposes to lift the general ban on the imposition of tolls on Interstate highways, this aspect of the plan took a lot of criticism.
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The bell tolls for a good chunk of the cast of Game of Thrones.
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Because I don't want to go back to those death tolls in this country.
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But tolls could favour use of the roadway by those who value it most.
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Flex drivers are responsible for their own vehicle costs like gas, tolls and maintenance.
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Journalists are in real peril around the world with death tolls never seen before.
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"Those revenues can be levies or user fees or taxes or tolls," he said.
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It is relatively easy to retrofit a highway with gantry to collect tolls electronically.
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He'll leave behind a deeply wounded Port Authority, with higher tolls and decaying infrastructure.
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Officials have given conflicting death tolls since the storm ravaged towns and displaced thousands.
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We should not feel nervous about the tollbooth collector not having to collect tolls.
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Despite regular outbreaks every few years, death tolls in Congo have been significantly lower.
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"They're paying higher fares and they're going to pay higher tolls," Mr. Cuomo said.
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By imposing massive new tolls and fees paid for by American commuters and homeowners.
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Death tolls are uncertain, and the extent of the storm's damage is still emerging.
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The Prices: Rides in New York are based on time, distance, tolls and surcharges.
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Gig workers will make $15 an hour, plus reimbursement for gas mileage and tolls.
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The city oversees 245 bridges and does not charge tolls on any of them.
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In fact, Big Ben, the main bell that tolls every hour, doesn't need fixing.
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The bridge is largely financed with bonds, which are paid off by the tolls.
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Death and infection tolls are exponentially growing, with over 600 deaths and 31,000 infections.
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Eight in 10 Americans also support adding tolls to existing highways, the survey showed.
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For example, it would allow the states to charge tolls for more interstate highways.
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While states would be making their own decisions, charging tolls could generate considerable funding.
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"This is not putting any additional pressure on fares and tolls," Mr. Foran said.
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Several highways will be suspending tolls to ease the evacuation efforts, the governor said.
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He said other options for funding road improvements include tolls and vehicle-specific charges.
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Al Shabaab typically gives death tolls that are higher than numbers given by officials.
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The company might get the right to collect tolls on a newly constructed road.
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Screenshot: WazeThat's because, starting today, Waze is rolling out a new toll calculation feature for the U.S. and Canada that can tell you how many tolls you're run going to hit along the way, and more importantly, how much those tolls will cost.
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He pays $88.85 every week in combined tolls for the Verrazano and Goethals bridges just to shuttle back and forth between his home in Brooklyn and his job in Elizabeth, N.J. "Monthly tolls basically add up to a car payment," he said.
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There are no tolls into Jersey, but there is one on the Throgs Neck Bridge.
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Prescott is honoring the men with bell tolls and by reading each of their names.
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As the death and injury tolls continue to rise, many victims are still unaccounted for.
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It might, however, improve traffic by making it easier, politically, to impose tolls on roads.
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The total price you'll see will include all fees, taxes, tolls, Prime Time and promotions.
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Tolls on the new roads mean that most Moroccans remain on clogged and dangerous carriageways.
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Mitigating disaster: Both countries have improved storm preparedness in recent years to decrease death tolls.
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The discrepancy in death tolls is common in the early hours of such large attacks.
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Even if service providers start charging tolls, the dominant internet companies will have negotiating power.
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An eerie wind blows and a bell tolls as if summoning mourners to a funeral.
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Road tolls, which exist in Dubai, and higher parking charges are needed across the region.
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The earthquake and subsequent tsunami killed nearly 1,350, according to the most-recent death tolls.
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Last November, it agreed to reimburse California passengers $1.8 million for improperly collected airport tolls.
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The trend comes as questions are raised about rising civilian death tolls from coalition strikes.
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We're lending an ear to the last tolls of Big Ben before conservation works begin.
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A taxi for a peak-hours flat rate of about $57, plus tolls and tip.
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When tolls that tiny are paid often enough, they can make a billion-dollar business.
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"I don't want to go back to those death tolls in this country," Feinstein said.
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The Turkish military has given death tolls for soldiers and PKK militants, but not civilians.
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Costs have risen due to a tight labour market and higher German tolls on trucks.
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For whom the bell tolls, at the start of "Andrei Rublev," is hard to say.
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This anxiety takes huge tolls on not only our mental, but also our physical health.
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By not recognizing the number—compared to Carolina, what, we have hourly death tolls. Hourly.
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If everybody hated the tolls, more than one canvasser asked, why were they so high?
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Death tolls given by al Shabaab are usually much higher than those given by officials.
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It has not been decided who would pay the new congestion tolls during hailed rides.
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The authority's board, which has representatives from across the region, must also approve the tolls.
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Because you have to be able to charge really high margin tolls and user fees.
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The jobs pay $15 per hour, as well as reimbursement for gas mileage and tolls.
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He lowered bridge tolls and some taxes that pleased voters in his heavily taxed state.
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The work will be paid — $15 per hour — plus reimbursement for gas mileage and tolls.
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He also said truck drivers would pay less in tolls and get more government contracts.
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For commuters like Marcel Vantuyn, the tolls add up quickly, even with E-ZPass discounts.
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The wide disparity in bridge tolls is largely a function of who runs what bridge.
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There are a few tolls we end up having to pay $8.88 11:00 a.m.
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Mr. Rose's town hall was about tolls and the commute from Staten Island to Manhattan.
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Slowly, videos have leaked from whistle-blowers revealing outbreaks and unreported death tolls in hospitals.
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Gas and tolls alone cost him $6,000 a year, a big chunk of his salary.
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It was one of the biggest, single death tolls involving Canadian citizens in recent times.
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Tricia estimated that tolls and fuel for the month typically totaled 250 euros, or $278.
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Tolls on bridges in the outer boroughs — including the Verrazano and Triborough — would come down.
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In 2628, tolls accounted for a mere 28500 percent of America's $6900 billion highway revenues.
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The White House infrastructure plan has opened the door to fixing our roads with tolls.
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They said fares and tolls paid for about half of the authority's annual operating budget.
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Larry Hogan has been pushing a $9 billion highway upgrade package financed largely by tolls.
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The four use cases Visa is exploring with cars are fuel, parking, food, and tolls.
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Additional information about tolls on specific tunnels and bridges is available on the authority's website.
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The tolls are in effect only on weekdays, from 213:30 to 9:30 a.m.
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William Donald Schaefer doubled the Bay Bridge's westbound fare and eliminated the tolls headed east.
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But official death tolls often fail to capture the full lethality of a heat wave.
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Neither tax credits, nor tolls, are likely to pay for repairing unsafe bridges and fixing potholes.
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Thankfully, the people behind navigation app Waze think they've solved at least one of those: Tolls.
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Drug-related violence in our nation's cities and cartel wars in Latin America exact horrific tolls.
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Money -- whether through taxes, tolls or private investment -- is the only way to fix the problem.
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A lot of people in this area will use the Dulles tolls to get to Dulles.
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Death tolls inform the way people and governments talk about past disasters, and also future preparedness.
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"I can't tell you how many times he's read 'For Whom the Bell Tolls," Lieberman said.
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The company will submit an application with finalized terms and tolls once the open season ends.
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Then a plan to levy tolls on a new road built with the privatisation proceeds failed.
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They round up their tallies on the bench and round down their tolls on the scale.
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Removing the subsidy to drivers means pricing road space by levying tolls that increase with traffic.
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The tokens earned could be used to pay for tolls, parking and charging for electric cars.
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The images of drowned refugees in recent years have shocked, but death tolls are still climbing.
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Years of war and blockades have taken all kinds of tolls on Gaza, the cuisine included.
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The EBRD considers proceeds from increased road tolls as a safeguard for repayment of the debts.
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Death tolls have risen in Guatemala as explosions continue to escalate at the country's Fuego volcano.
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Moving the market to New Jersey would saddle them with additional bridge tolls and fuel costs.
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A Farewell to Arms, The Sun Also Rises, and For Whom the Bell Tolls had actually
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One thing about facts — death tolls, numbers tortured, an author's work: You can look them up.
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"Sixteen versus literally thousands of people," Trump said, noting the difference in the official death tolls.
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Death tolls are one of the main ways the public understands the impact of a disaster.
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The big issue for them was picking up the pigeons flying away after the bell tolls.
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A bell tolls one, two, three times, followed by a rush of footsteps, people walking above.
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Reports of the death tolls vary between 13 and 15, with at least 30 people wounded.
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But some European countries, notably Italy and Spain, have seen higher death tolls than China did.
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Road builders were happy to have tolls, and they appeared in places like the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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The disease has spread globally with the number of infected people and death tolls rising daily.
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And the next eight years brought at least seven shootings with similar or greater death tolls.
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The remainder will require more bonds — and it too will affect the cost of the tolls.
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Opponents also argue that the stay automatically "tolls" all of the Clean Power Plan's compliance deadlines.
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A. sleepily pulls out his wallet and says my dad gave him money for the tolls.
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Iranian state media has offered differing death tolls for the attack, ranging from 27 to 41.
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These are the highest death tolls from overdoses recorded in any single year in US history.
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We could not even ask not for whom the bell tolls until the problem was solved.
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The Long Beach (Calif.) Courthouse and Denver's A-Line train were accomplished as partnerships without tolls.
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They also said the company had benefited from a too generous system to calculate road tolls.
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But raising tolls on lanes that were previously intended for car-poolers only increases the inequity.
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"I braved the bridge tolls," said Peter L. Brown, who was determined to witness the event.
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A 2013 study on the consequences of tolls in North Carolina predicted that tolls would divert up to 85033 percent of traffic to alternate routes, contributing to delays, traffic accidents, and wear and tear on smaller secondary roads that were not built to handle high traffic levels.
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Sometimes that meant small-ball moves with populist appeal, like when he bypassed lawmakers to lower tolls.
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Wikipedia's annual death tolls also benefit in these rankings from being, essentially, big lists updated nearly daily.
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The program revolves around truck tolls on Interstate 95 to fund badly needed road and bridge repairs.
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Earlier this year, the law that established the tolls survived a court challenge by the trucking industry.
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We drive through McDonalds for a quick snack; I pay for food, and she gets the tolls.
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He suggested the state spend $700 million to keep tolls on the Thruway at their current level.
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He said weekly death tolls for security forces in the province could reach as high as 250.
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The world's first prepaid mobile phones were launched here, as were single, country-wide electronic motorway tolls.
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Utah that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations in securities fraud litigation.
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"Every day we collect tolls so we are ready to give you returns daily, monthly or yearly."
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The most he's done is lower some tolls and order public schools to start after Labor Day.
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Here's why these eruptions are so different -- and why they have drastically different death tolls: Lava vs.
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Living in space, in a confined environment under high-stress situations, takes both physical and mental tolls.
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The two companies also calculate the take rate slightly differently, with Uber factoring in tolls and surcharges.
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The "travel" category is expansive, including everything from subways, taxis, parking, and tolls to airfare and hotels.
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Things like airfare, hotel costs, up to two days of parking fees, car rental, mileage and tolls.
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For the latest case totals, death tolls, and travel information, see Business Insider's live coronavirus updates here.
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But the Sams are exceptions, private owners of crossings collecting tolls that can exceed $30 per truck.
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Another prominent 5-Star source said its most important demand would be that Atlantia cut motorway tolls.
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For the latest coronavirus case totals, death tolls, and travel information, see Business Insider's live updates here.
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Rick Scott activated the state National Guard to help with hurricane preparations, and he suspended highway tolls.
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On highways, automatic tolls no longer allow any vehicle to go through them, creating massive traffic jams.
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Signs urged people to pay their tolls online if they didn't have E-ZPass or I-Pass.
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" In turn, Gellhorn helps him in the wake of the success of "For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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Rockland County commuters say tolls should remain low because they have few transportation options other than cars.
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States were banned from tolling on interstates in 22019, with some exceptions for states already collecting tolls.
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See if your company has options for offsetting commuter costs like parking, mileage, tolls or bus fare.
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Mr. Schwartz said some of the cost of a tunnel might have to be recovered through tolls.
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We go through a few tolls that I pay for ($4.53) and watch the scenery go by.
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Like California, Virginia uses so-called dynamic pricing to adjust express lane tolls depending on traffic volume.
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The new technology requires motorists to obtain transponders for their vehicles, because all tolls are collected electronically.
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Broadly speaking, there are only two options — charge user fees, like tolls, or charge more in taxes.
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Furthermore, tolls will force truck drivers and motorists to use secondary roads to avoid these new taxes.
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The sand was gone, and gone with it were the river, the groundwater and even the tolls.
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Next month, the government will announce plans to make it easier for cities to introduce tolls. reut.
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Saintillan said that instead of tolls, Pecresse planned to provide more parking at stations outside the city.
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While al Shabaab carries out frequent attacks, the death tolls are often lower than in Saturday's blast.
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That's why the Hyde County Commission decided Monday to cancel all reservations and tolls on the ferry.
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They know the triple-digit death tolls that sometimes come, even when their forecasts are tragically accurate.
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The tolls are expected to raise billions of dollars for the subways and other regional transportation needs.
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These fees are in addition to the actual tolls, so that while you may only incur a few dollars in tolls driving from Miami to Key West, you will pay somewhere between $303 a day for the device at Payless Car Rental to $4.95 a day with Hertz.
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This has not happened much before, partly because a law from 1956 bans tolls on many interstate roads.
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The resulting lack of movement on the Mainline in the last decade caused tolls to rise even more.
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Sterile numbers can easily obscure the human lives behind reported death tolls from war, drone strikes, and terrorism.
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As the user makes the journey southeast, the death tolls visibly increase and the environments become more sprawling.
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Diosdado Cabello, the ruling Socialist Party's deputy head, accused the opposition of fabricating death tolls from police raids.
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Utah that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations for all potential class members.
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Why it matters: The victim tolls rose sharply from early Friday with 63 dead and 631 unaccounted for.
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That means the projects undertaken will be ones that make money through user fees—in most cases, tolls.
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Many residents possess the electronic passes that allow them to pay tolls without coming to a full stop.
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Yes, but: A full damage assessment has yet to be completed, and damage tolls are likely to rise.
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Misinformation online about the coronavirus has been rampant, with posts inflating death tolls and infected counts going viral.
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But it makes perfect sense for those tolls to be in places that make urban commuting more palatable.
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In many cases the fee you pay for the pass goes into your account as credit for tolls.
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The first tolls went into effect just last year, which means revenue barely has begun to flow in.
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Services such as registration renewal, tolls, and parking fines can also be instantly deducted from the vehicle's owner.
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Bula has denied allegations he was tasked by Odebrecht with ensuring higher-priced tolls on a highway project.
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They have known that imposing tolls with variable pricing can result in highway lanes that are rarely jammed.
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Saudi Arabia has said 769 people were killed but has not explained the discrepancy in the death tolls.
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"John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" will debut on May 28, the premium cable network announced Tuesday.
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Read more: How to avoid tolls on Google Maps and save yourself money on your next road trip
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The American people deserve more than a fake proposal that rewards Wall Street and implements high Trump tolls.
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The measures will include working towards cancelling tolls on provincial-level highways and streamlining inspections for freight trucks.
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And the direct result is the monetization of a consumer's privacy in the form of taxes and tolls.
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Empty benches Grueling hours, cramped offices and political warfare take sizable tolls on aides' personal and family lives.
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Coronavirus: Here's what to knowRead live updates about case totals, death tolls, and new developments around the world.
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That's more than the death tolls from firearm homicides, HIV, and skin cancer in the US each year.
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It won some high-profile contracts — like operating the computer and payment systems behind E-ZPass highway tolls.
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An earlier version of this article transposed the death tolls in two crashes involving Boeing's 737 Max jets.
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He reimbursed the agency $1,484, for mileage and tolls, according to a departmental stipulation signed on May 12.
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In February, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board voted to increase subway and bus fares, and tolls on bridges.
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Already, lower bridge tolls in the boroughs outside Manhattan seems likely to be included, given Mr. Cuomo's backing.
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The emphasis on the physical tolls of aging might be excused as a bold confrontation of tough truths.
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Chase has an expansive definition of "travel" including bus fare and passes, road tolls, and even parking meters.
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A poll by HNTB found 70% of Americans are willing to pay higher tolls to support infrastructure investments.
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The Democratic Party is pushing for a tough revision of the mechanism by which motorway tolls are set.
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Officials hoped that the tolls on bridges and tunnels could help subsidize the expensive costs of the subway.
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The fees and tolls would be higher on weekdays and during rush hours, and lower at other times.
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Even today, with bridge traffic on the rise, the tolls generate billions of dollars to subsidize public transportation.
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LONDON — Ask not for whom the bell tolls — at least not for the next four years at Parliament.
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A larger question is how the bridge will be paid for, and how high tolls might eventually rise.
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And we need very much the city to be a partner in implementing this, helping with the tolls.
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Tolls on its Tangenziale Esterna di Milano will rise 2225 percent, Autostrada Torino Ivrea Valle Aosta 2100 percent.
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It was one of the highest casualty tolls in a single day of the conflict in recent years.
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The study focused on measures of federal spending, distributed federal resources, and direct and indirect storm-mortality tolls.
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One of the trucking-company executives involved in the move said the tolls would probably cost about $21.
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The ideal model for roads would be to impose tolls only once they have been repaired, says Mr Poole.
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I rarely drive through tolls, but when I do, I make sure to keep track and pay her back.
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That means you can avoid tolls, search places along the route, or check traffic conditions with just your voice.
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Another friend is joining and agreed to drive, so I'm splitting the cost of gas and tolls with her.
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All tolls have been waived on roadways and 7,000 National Guard members have been activated to help with relief.
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Waze's latest update will give drivers more information about how much money they should expect to spend on tolls.
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Now as you know, the New York State Thruway was paid off in 1996, but the tolls have continued.
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Gross bookings measures the total dollar value paid for its services including taxes, tolls and fees, but not tips.
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"The curfew tolls the knell of parting day" begins Thomas Gray's "Elegy", which every schoolchild once learned by heart.
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To the perceived injustices in the European Union (EU), add another: the nuisances of a quilt of road-tolls.
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Those tolls could in turn be used to pay for the major infrastructure improvements that the nation sorely needs.
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Rick Scott announcing that tolls had been waived and crews are ready to help people travel safely and quickly.
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Google Maps, Waze and other mapping programs have an "avoid tolls" option that can be turned on for searches.
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The company will end up paying $1,575,000 for attendees' flights, hotel rooms, car rentals, parking fees, mileage, and tolls.
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It shaves an hour off my commute every day and my carpoolers also occasionally chip in for gas/tolls.
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Other car-clogged cities considering tolls, including Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Portland, San Francisco and Seattle, are watching New York.
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The death tolls, however, have generally been far smaller: rarely more than a handful of civilian or security personnel.
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Some regions in Norway have started to charge higher road tolls for diesel cars than for petrol-driven vehicles.
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The infrastructure projects, for example bridges and highways, would collect tolls to pay interest and principal on these bonds.
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Yes, globalization and Europeanization have taken their tolls, both on traditional forms of democracy and on traditional job security.
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The final death tolls in El Paso and Dayton were not even established when the chorus of recriminations began.
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Nicholas Ray's black-and-white 1952 feature is one of the great American chronicles of the tolls of ambition.
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Officials said the final death tolls remained uncertain from the carnage in the morning rush hour, around 8 a.m.
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Rather, he's signaling to Republicans that to accept the nonpartisan death tolls is to side with Democrats over him.
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Rhode Island has been working on its infrastructure, financed by its first-ever tolls on trucks, launched in June.
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The problem with discrepancies in how storm-related death tolls are calculated gained attention after Hurricane Maria last year.
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Health authorities officially around the world typically release new infection and death tolls at the end of each day.
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Throughout the war, the United States has declined to intervene in Syria despite many attacks with much higher tolls.
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The number of deaths reported Sunday was below the final tolls in previous elections in Africa's most populous country.
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Drivers bound for New York City already pay some of the highest bridge and tunnel tolls in the country.
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He has made other cuts to entitlements and introduced other tolls and taxes that have resulted in significant protests.
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Iran and Italy have the highest death tolls of any country outside of mainland China, where the outbreak originated.
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At the same time, tolls on M.T.A. bridges and tunnels could increase by 8 percent for E-ZPass users.
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The board will vote in January about whether to raise fares and tolls in March and by how much.
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The Islamic Republic has one of the world's worst death tolls outside of China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Iran and Italy have the highest death tolls outside China, where over 3,000 people have died from the disease.
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But many drivers and their supporters complain that efforts to offset the high tolls do not go far enough.
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Officials also hoped that the tolls on bridges and tunnels could help subsidize the expensive costs of the subway.
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Utah that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations for members of the proposed class.
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A 2012 systematic review published in Environment International documented floods' tolls on human health, also covering longer-term effects.
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This would give states the option of imposing tolls and using the new revenues to fix their failing roads.
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We cannot turn the tide against these global measles outbreaks — and the rising, needless death tolls — without global cooperation.
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Making the case is easy: Congestion is costly and variable tolls are the most effective way to reduce it.
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Reported death tolls varied on Thursday: The AP reported at least 20, while CNN put the figure at 16.
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Najib also located 24 billion ringgit for rural infrastructure development, and waived tolls from key highways in several cities.
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Tolls that change based on time and demand, known as dynamic pricing, have become more common in recent years.
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Along with gas for day trips and several tolls, my car expenses for that probably came to about $550 total.
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Hogan decided instead to reduce tolls and shift money to other road and bridge projects scheduled to start in 2018.
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In most cases, the drivers themselves largely reap those benefits and they should pay for the costs through electronic tolls.
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This time we have two tolls, since we have to cross the George Washington Bridge to get into New York.
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PPP typically works best when there is a stream of revenue from fees, road tolls, airport charges or utility bills.
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Or it could mean that travellers just face more tolls, in addition to longer airport lines and fewer rail options.
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In their retreat, they destroyed many of the records of these murders, so scholars have struggled to estimate those tolls.
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That's reflected in death tolls; as of 2018, the conflict in Afghanistan has killed 2,297 American men and 50 women.
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Gross bookings are the revenue earned minus things like taxes, tolls, fees, wages paid to drivers, restaurants and so forth.
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The plan relies on the tolls to fund about 2100% of a $2000 billion, 2500-year budget for road repairs.
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Were dirty fuels to face stiffer taxes or road tolls to be increased, those additional costs would probably increase fares.
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The Taliban took control of the arterial road in August and had imposed a tolls on civilians using the highway.
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The private operator jacked up tolls with a pricing scheme that gave low-income drivers bills as high as $18,000.
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The official tolls are fairly modest: 22010,2100 CFA francs, or about $2000, for a lorry to travel all the way.
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For every $1 that you spend on a ride, not including tolls, tips, or taxes, you'll get one free mile.
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Economists align almost as strongly behind using congestion tolls to ease traffic burdens on crowded bridges, tunnels, and city streets.
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It was only after we had irrefutable evidence of sickness and death tolls that we got rid of these hazards.
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Others argue China could help to keep river cargo tolls down by bolstering competition among dredgers bidding for the job.
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Given the durability of building the right-of-way, the project has an indefinite life and tolls would finance it.
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Utah that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations for claims by plaintiffs in the class.
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In exchange for covering the costs of building and maintaining it, the company could collect tolls until the charter ended.
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Everything else is pretty straightforward, and any tolls you incur will be billed to you by the vehicle's owner afterward.
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The agency is also expected to raise fares and tolls in 2021 and 2023 and cut back on 2,700 jobs.
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So can you imagine what it does right now when you're listening to reports of "death tolls" every few minutes?
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Traditionally, governors for the two states have divided up the agency's steady stream of cash from tolls, fares and fees.
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History is filled with many accounts of devastating and deadly volcanic eruptions, though the death tolls are usually more modest.
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It was not the worst noncombat incident in American naval history; there were several other incidents with higher death tolls.
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Built in the 14th century to collect tolls, it has a windowless foundation to withstand the Rhine's high water levels.
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They add that these projects can cost the public in the end through road tolls or government payments to contractors.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey first took office in 2010, his transition team suggested installing cashless tolls across the state.
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See: M.T.A. Votes to Raise Fares and Tolls and Advocates for New York's Working Poor Push for Discounted Transit Fares
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Presumably, users of that infrastructure would ultimately pay for it, in tolls and usage taxes, through a mechanism few understand.
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To expedite the process, all tolls have been waived and the use of shoulders has been activated on certain highways.
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One might think that people have come around to the policy because the tolls turned out better than they thought.
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In many of the largest economies, such as China, Japan, France and India, the majority of the motorways have tolls.
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ITALY'S RULING 5-STAR MOVEMENT SAYS FINING AUTOSTRADE NOT A SOLUTION, MOTORWAY CONCESSION MUST BE REVOKED AND ROAD TOLLS CUT
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But user fees and taxes only raise revenues gradually, over time, and tolls only materialize after a project is built.
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You may also be able to get reimbursed for mileage and tolls you paid while traveling to your doctor's office.
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They're accusing GOP leaders of sitting idly by out of fear of the gun lobby while the death tolls mount.
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The firm has been criticized for charging the highest tolls in Europe and yet failing to prevent the infrastructure collapse.
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Their plan did not say how high congestion tolls might be, but they would not likely take effect until 2021.
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Mr. Cuomo says the tolls are needed to unclog Manhattan's streets and to pay for critical upgrades to the subway.
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In the environmental context, we might imagine some smog sensor registered a sufficiently high reading to trigger escalating highway tolls.
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So Mr. Schwartz, who proposed a toll system for the East River bridges, came up with a "toll swap:" as new tolls were added to the bridges, existing tolls would be lowered on other bridges linking areas with few subway and transit alternatives, such as the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge linking Brooklyn and Staten Island.
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Earlier this year tolls were suspended in Urabá, in the country's north, after protesters burnt toll-points and killed three people.
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FROM PEN: Former Survivor Contestants Share Their Favorite Rewards From Their Time as Castaways For Whom the Boehlke Tolls (Part 3)
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Instead, a new feature that starts rolling out today purports to estimate the total cost of tolls for your planned route.
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Net ride value — not to be confused with Lyft's revenue — is the amount passengers pay without accounting for tips and tolls.
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The NGO has called the detention facility a "place of death" because of its poor conditions and high prisoner death tolls.
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Human rights groups have reported much higher death tolls, although Duterte and his officials have questioned the accuracy of those reports.
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He wants to help pay for that (and other transport projects) by charging tolls on two highways that funnel traffic downtown.
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Death tolls in Iraq's Shiite-dominated south from Friday's violence continued to rise on Saturday as some of the wounded died.
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The antitrust probe adds to a growing backlash against the tolls Apple and Google charge to developers using their app stores.
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If you regularly drive your car on a toll road, you likely have a transponder or pay the tolls by mail.
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Under her signature program, known as RhodeWorks, the state has begun collecting tolls on tractor-trailer trucks traveling on Interstate 95.
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Politicians concocted Tollway Authorities to create an independent, unelected bad guy to take the blame when tolls had to be raised.
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The technology will let drivers monitor their car from anywhere, use automatic payments for highway tolls, and get automatic software updates.
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The group usually gives far lower numbers of casualties on its side and much higher death tolls for the security forces.
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Were Yemen to tip into famine, something that the Obama administration worked hard to avoid, we could see staggering death tolls.
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Thousands of residents of the northern town of Kukes had converged on the area to demand the scrapping of the tolls.
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I did pay for some transportation costs to intermediate races during the training cycle, though: $37 for tolls, $58 for gas.
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No one talks about the dark underbelly of fundraising: Crippling self-doubt, loneliness, and personal tolls on all your other relationships.
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"They privatized the highways, and now we are going to pay more expensive tolls every three to five years," Morales said.
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Only two-thirds of those drivers paid their tolls by mail, but, Mr. Cuomo said, penalties made up for the loss.
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But if the authority starts handing out exemptions, that would likely push up tolls for everyone else to $15 or more.
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Nicolae Hent, a Queens taxi driver, said the new tolls in Manhattan could add up to hundreds of dollars a month.
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They have warned that the reliance on private spending could lead to high user fees, such as tolls, on new projects.
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The bride's father works in Jersey City as a tolls auditor for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Because countries' case totals and death tolls are constantly changing, their death rates are not static — nor is the global rate.
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Mayeli López, 25, said that a promise by Mr. Nasralla to cancel highway tolls would help her husband's small trucking business.
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The scientists then tried to ascertain which hypothetical—emphasis on hypothetical— circumstances could have led to those rapidly rising death tolls.
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The leaked memo says states should be awarded the "flexibility" to collect interstate tolls and to utilize toll revenues for infrastructure.
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Hertz has an obnoxious practice of charging customers for toll transponders, even on days when the vehicles don't pass through tolls.
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That would presumably add highway and bridge tolls to the pot of money to ultimately be divided among various creditor groups.
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The company said on Friday tolls on its Satap A2300 Torino-Milano motorway will rise 225 percent as of Jan. 2300.
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The music business tallies hits, streams, sales and profits, but generally fails to provide extramusical tools for the tolls of success.
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As a result, suicides — the majority of which are committed by women — outstrip the annual combat and homicide death tolls combined.
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Now, the proposed constitutional amendment takes aim at those alternative fees, charges, levies and tolls, for both state and local governments.
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By surfacing the price of tolls and putting an exact figure on a specific itinerary, Waze should make it easier to see if it's worth your time and money to stick to main highways like I-80 (I'm looking at you, Pennsylvania Turnpike), or if you should take a more scenic route to avoid the tolls.
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It has shown that a congestion pricing plan could benefit the boroughs outside Manhattan with proposals like a "toll swap" to lower existing tolls on bridges linking areas with few subway and transit alternatives, such as the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge between Brooklyn and Staten Island, even as new tolls are added to the East River bridges.
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Portland wants to rein in drivers with tolls on two interstate highways — a form of congestion pricing that would require federal approval.
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We're told he tried crossing in the E-ZPass lane ... for drivers who prepay tolls with a transmitter, but Ice's didn't work.
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Without net neutrality, AT&T and other ISPs can create internet tolls to streaming TV competitors like PS Vue, Hulu, and Sling.
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Using an AV for laundry delivery helped them avoid costs like car payments, liability insurance, gasoline, tolls and part-time seasonal help.
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A senior bank executive in Mumbai admitted to raiding his daughter's piggy bank to pay for tolls on his way to work.
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The number of death tolls and injuries continues to rise amid the political protests in Venezuela against President Nicolas Maduro's social government.
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The state is mounting an ambitious program to fix its crumbling infrastructure once and for all, funded by tolls on interstate trucks.
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The state is implementing a major program to fix its last place infrastructure once and for all, funded by new truck tolls.
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In total, those had death tolls that run much higher than the several hundred killed by militants in Europe since 9/11.
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Trump has discussed a plan that would rely on tax credits and tolls to incentivize private-sector investments in roads and bridges.
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You can also use this to avoid tolls or highways, choose whether you prefer the train over bus or ferry, and more.
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One thing the Obama administration did that I really liked was its proposal to change the rules prohibiting tolls on interstate highways.
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Last week, police in the Philippines also defended the country's ongoing war on drugs and accused international media of overstating death tolls.
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Bula is accused of working to ensure higher-priced tolls on a highway project on behalf of Odebrecht in exchange for bribes.
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A sign on SR 528 in Merritt Island, Florida, advises drivers that tolls have been suspended statewide by order of Florida Gov.
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Many species, however, are imperiled, or may become imperiled this century as the tolls of habitat destruction, exploitation, and climate change, amass.
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It is not practical to place tolls on the bridges, and individually the bridges are too small to justify P3 transaction costs.
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The plan says states should be provided the "flexibility" to collect tolls on the interstates to allow for additional local infrastructure investment.
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Earlier in the day, the drivers of tractor trailer trucks protesting road tolls caused commuter chaos, blocking major highways that ring Santiago.
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It would adjust tolls on bridges — adding ones on Manhattan's four free East River bridges and lowering the cost for other bridges.
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"Tolls also hurt businesses, communities and economies where they are located," said Stephanie Kane, spokesperson for the Alliance for Toll-Free Interstates.
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They are stuck with outdated regulations such as the requirement that new tolls not be levied to build and repair interstate highways.
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Even in an era of global positioning devices and mapping apps, drivers and passengers often have exchanges over directions, fares and tolls.
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President Rodrigo Duterte's administration has challenged activists' death tolls of the three-year-old drug war that rise as high as 23,2017.
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I have felt that way since I was boy of 12, reading Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" in my father's study.
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Opposition sources give higher death tolls in the besieged rebel-held sector, under attack from bombing described as unprecedented in its ferocity.
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You'll earn 603x points on taxis, Uber/Lyft rides, subways, commuter trains, parking, tolls, rental cars, airfare, hotels, cruises, and tours.5.
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Fares aren't the only source of revenue for the MTA; the system also earns money from tolls, taxes, government subsidies, and advertisements.
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These arrangements allow private contractors fund public works, such as roads, and then charge people money to use them, usually through tolls.
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State officials are seeking federal approval for what would be the state's first highway tolls on a seven-mile stretch through Portland.
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Bookings, which represent fares less taxes, tolls and tips, surpassed $2828 billion last year for Lyft, 2964 percent more than in 2870.
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"So it goes" tolls bright and solemn 106 times throughout the book, cunningly conveying fatalism, stoicism, acceptance and stubborn continuity each time.
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The U.K. is entering its second week of national lockdown, while other European countries have endured longer restrictions amid rising death tolls.
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He successfully opposed a new power plant, and he won a bid to cut tolls on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge for residents.
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In contrast, the Port Authority and M.T.A. charge tolls on their bridges, but independently set the amounts based on their financial needs.
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While the large death tolls attracted much of the attention, the killings inflicted a mental and physical toll on dozens of others.
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Rental car companies increasingly offer transponders for cashless tolls, but in some cases, travelers end up paying more than they need to.
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It has been well documented in Europe that public acceptance of road pricing often improves drastically once the tolls are in place.
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In their view, the case for paying for infrastructure through tolls is "solid," despite the higher administrative costs of collecting the fees.
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The council laid out a number of other options, including traditional tolls and other types of fees, that the president could consider.
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When Netflix entered the European market in 2012, some national telecom companies forced it to pay "tolls" to deliver content to customers.
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Death tolls are hard to come by, but the outbreak took the life of something like 220 or 8 eight million victims.
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In a statement, Netflix said "tolls decreased for us" after the 2015 net neutrality rules were passed - but did not say they disappeared.
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He's suspended all tolls in the directed areas to "keep traffic flowing as residents continue to evacuate," according to Scott in a Tweet.
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During a two-hour period, a total of 21 cars and trucks crossed the bridge, and the total collected in tolls was $2338,22.
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The military said 138 militants had been killed, and the death tolls for security personnel and civilians stood at 39 and 20, respectively.
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A tribal sheikh in Anbar is negotiating deployment of a force which could reopen the Baghdad highway to Jordan, part-funded by tolls.
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Rosario had to lease a car; buy auto and health insurance and pay for gas, tolls, snacks and water bottles, among other things.
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The interior ministry didn't confirm tolls given by pro-Sadr sources reporting up five killed among demonstrators and as much as 320 wounded.
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Rise in death tolls At least 85 people have been killed in the past 72 days in clashes between protesters and security forces.
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Those tolls were expected to increase after disaster response teams arrived in Manipur State from the neighboring state of Assam on Monday morning.
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Media outlets, including NBC, were able to publish death tolls, the attacker's name and the fact that it had been a suicide bombing.
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A MAN-MADE DISASTER The divergent death tolls illuminate key differences between the two biblical floods and their responses from emergency management officials.
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In 2011, Virginia entered a 58-year contract with a private company to manage the tolls of the city of Norfolk's midtown tunnel.
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Instead, governments simply offer up the rights to run tolls in a certain area without putting up their own cash into the program.
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"How can the coalition avoid inflicting high civilian death tolls in the future without accounting for what went wrong in Raqqa," she said.
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"For Whom the Bell Tolls" (1940), helped by its timely fighting-the-Fascists subject, stayed on the best-seller lists for two years.
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Indiana, the Supreme Court decided that "exorbitant tolls" cannot be used to fine people or seize property from those accused of a crime.
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And the panic didn't even come until months later when the death tolls came out and they realized that thousands of people died.
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The developers would recoup their investments with tolls and user fees, comprising a wealth transfer from drivers and transit riders to wealthy investors.
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As more information is released regarding the physical and mental tolls of football, players have chosen to take matters into their own hands.
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In return, larger vessels pay up to $80,000 in tolls to travel to and from the grains hub of Rosario on the Parana.
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You may also be able to get reimbursed for mileage and tolls incurred for travel to and from doctor's appointments during the year.
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Automated tolls have already been in place on the Tappan Zee Bridge and the Henry Hudson Bridge, a smaller Metropolitan Transportation Authority crossing.
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However, revenues still remain far off highs hit in 2014 and are around monthly tolls seen in 2012, Thomson Reuters Datastream showed. tmsnrt.
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For more on the late senator's legacy, tune in to "John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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An audit by Thomas P. DiNapoli, the state comptroller, has also raised questions about the authority's ability to collect unpaid tolls and fines.
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The board would have to approve the proposed increases in revenue from tolls and fares, most likely at its monthly meeting in September.
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During the governor's race, Mr. DeWine said tolls had to be part of the solution, though elected officials in Kentucky have opposed them.
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Among them was a July 2016 order requiring the government to issue annual public reports on the civilian death tolls in those areas.
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Those three countries, all members of the EU, each announced their highest single-day death tolls to date from the virus on Sunday.
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Italy and Spain are the two countries which, as of March 31, have the highest death tolls in the world from the virus.
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That was around 2016, the year he unleashed Atlanta, his sometimes bizarre FX drama about the psychological tolls of Making It While Black.
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Similarly, in 1970, the Port Authority decided on one-way tolls on traffic going into New York City to reduce congestion and emissions.
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There was no explanation of how the fixing was going to be accomplished through private investors, who want new tolls, not less potholes.
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Experts said all of them most likely played a role in keeping the death tolls lower than expected in the last few weeks.
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There is a widespread perception that most public-private transportation projects sell off assets or give private companies the authority to collect tolls.
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Whether scrolling through social media or flipping through channels, reports about death tolls and the speed at which coronavirus is spreading are everywhere.
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Increasing the use of tolls, even if only to 2628 percent of existing revenues, would mean more than $28503 billion in new funds.
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Economists generally agree and have been arguing for years that user fees, such as tolls, are an efficient way to fund infrastructure investment.
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Atlantia said on Thursday tolls on motorways managed by its Autostrade per l'Italia unit are to rise by 210 percent as of Jan.
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And she was an early supporter of a congestion pricing levy that would have included tolls on all of the East River bridges.
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For drivers, tolls will rise just as the authority moves to eliminate tollbooths in favor of automatic tolling — a key priority of Gov.
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The tolls vary so that the lanes never become congested, allowing the buses to meet their schedules even during the busiest rush hours.
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The top six's gun death tolls for 2016: Brazil was 43,200, the US 37,603, Mexico 15,400, Colombia 13,300, Venezuela 12,800, and Guatemala 5,090.
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While the definition of a crisis is highly debatable, the extent of other problems with wider reach and much higher death tolls is not.
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Reynolds and Lively have historically been very honest about the difficulties of parenthood, including Reynolds opening up about the mental health tolls fatherhood takes.
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We support the commission asserting jurisdiction over interconnection and implementing a case-by-case process that prevents ISPs from charging unfair and unreasonable tolls.
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Other options include protections against further raiding of the Highway Trust Fund, mileage-based taxes, tire taxes, increasing the federal gasoline tax, and tolls.
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User fees, like tolls and excise taxes, would be applied to help to pay off those yields over the estimated lifespan of the projects.
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At the end of Mr Yarrahi's video a clock ticks and a bell tolls as the words "to be continued" appear on the screen.
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However, linking road tolls to CO2 emissions could face opposition from the industry, which has pointed to the difficulty of measuring emissions from HDVs.
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"If people are struggling with these tolls they have to look at how else they can be competitive," Clark told Reuters in an interview.
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It tells the story of six masculine-identifying people from across the US as they experience both the physical and emotional tolls of pregnancy.
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In total, over 260 people have been reported killed by the storm in Haiti, with tolls across the Caribbean region topping 114 so far.
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Therefore, critical infrastructure needs like repairing aging pipes, deepening ports or fixing existing roads and bridges without tolls may go neglected under Trump's plan.
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The bill would impose new tolls and fees, relying on assumptions that have not been thoroughly vetted by transportation agencies or other independent experts.
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Mon Mothma's sober toga wasn't as intricate or bank-breaking, but fellow con-goers only wanted to talk to you about Bothan death tolls.
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It did not say how much the tolls rose, but it said last month the project's cost was then estimated at C$6.8 billion.
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Those are bonds supported with revenue generated by the project itself — for example, tolls that help pay off bonds used to build a bridge.
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As gatekeepers, they can block access altogether; they can target competitors, including competitors to their own video services; and they can extract unfair tolls.
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The leaked plan argues states should have the "flexibility" to collects tolls on the interstates and use the revenue to invest in infrastructure projects.
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The feckless American response to the 2013 Ghouta attacks prolonged and intensified the Syrian civil war, needlessly raising both death tolls and refugee flows.
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Their examples show that the added pain on multiple continents — the lack of tests, crowded hospitals, widespread fear, and mounting death tolls — wasn't necessary.
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Officials wanted to preserve the 20-cent fare and hoped that the tolls on bridges and tunnels would subsidize the costs of the subway.
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In Ohio, there are calls from both parties to fix the bridge, and most leaders agree that it will require federal funding and tolls.
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Italy and Spain have had a similarly brutal outbreak of the coronavirus, and have the highest and second-highest death tolls in the world.
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This could include something like the Move NY Fair Plan, which would raise money through user fees, including adding tolls for East River bridges.
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The projects are often financed by loans from state-owned banks to companies owned by local governments, which collect tolls to repay the loans.
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In Hunan, expressways faced interest payments of $1.9 billion a year while taking in $1.3 billion in tolls, a deputy governor said in 2015.
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The M.T.A. has been trying a modest experiment in recent months, offering half-priced tolls at night for trucks on the crossings it controls.
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We have to pay at a few tolls but I don't have cash so I don't remember how many there were or who paid.
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Some trucking entities, to their credit, have signaled openness to paying more in their gas consumption tax or more on tolls on new roads.
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The opioid death rate there is five times higher than the state average, rivaling the widely reported tolls in states like Maine and Vermont.
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The board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority voted on Wednesday to raise fares and tolls across its network of trains, buses, bridges and tunnels.
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Officials said he had put about 18,500 miles of out-of-state travel on the vehicle, costing less than $1,800 in gas and tolls.
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Larry Hogan (R) has touted lower tolls and other adjustments to the state's tolling systems intended to save drivers $28 million over five years.
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A congressman is calling for federal legislation to guarantee that drivers — who already pay tolls to cross between the states — are not charged twice.
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They've maintained a relentless, worldwide touring schedule, the physical and emotional tolls of which were reflected on their last album, The Dream Is Over.
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A bigger problem, says Mario Dib, who manages one of the infrastructure-debt funds set up by the FDN, is that Colombians hate road tolls.
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She promised to adopt many of the NDP's proposals, including raising spending on the poor, adding beds to nursing homes and ending tolls on bridges.
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Billed as "Central Business District Tolling," there are still some key details missing—like the specific costs of tolls and taxes, along with budget allocation.
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Volcanoes by the numbers From volcano death tolls to the temperature of molten lava, here's a look at some of the interesting statistics about volcanoes.
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"Charter's new peering policy is a welcome and significant departure from the efforts of some ISPs to collect access tolls on the internet," Netflix wrote.
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"You can't hurt the newcomers, but they can do anything they want to you" tolls the voice-over as the door closes on the barn.
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The Syrian Red Crescent said the head of one of its local offices and "around 20 civilians" had been killed, although other death tolls differed.
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By setting taxes and tolls accordingly, planners can subsidise rides in poor districts, for example, or encourage people to use public transport for longer trips.
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When the crying Michael Jordan meme tolls for thee, you know you've really screwed up — as Blair Walsh learned the hard way on Sunday afternoon.
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But rental car companies not only charge customers for the tolls they incur, the companies also add charges for using the transponders in the cars.
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França, governor of Brazil's biggest state, said at the time the reduction would cut revenue from tolls by 50 million reais ($13 million) per month.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Cuomo also announced that he wanted to freeze tolls on the Tappan Zee Bridge and the New York State Thruway until 2020.
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These tolls are similar to those caused by measles - a viral infection that can be prevented with a vaccine - and far greater than dengue fever.
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If you don't watch Game of Thrones or The Walking Dead, you probably at least know that the ubiquitous shows feature unusually high death tolls.
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He doesn't even pocket all the money he makes; he has to pay for gas, an E-ZPass for bridge and tunnel tolls, and insurance.
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Playlist: The View / Frantic / Loverman / The Memory Remains / For Whom The Bell Tolls (S&M) / Junior Dad / Low Man's Lyric / Dirty Window Spotify | Apple Music
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In cities such as Abidjan and Kampala expressways funded by tolls are easing bottlenecks and opening up agricultural land to developers, fuelling suburban construction booms.
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Japan's eight Shinkansen lines have little in the way of competition, thanks to over-crowded roads, expressways that charge exorbitant tolls and limited air services.
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What's more, some of those tolls are dynamic and can have different prices depending on time of day, direction, type of car, occupants, and more.
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Financing is an important tool, but at the end of the day they need to be repaid using revenue sources like taxes tolls or fees.
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Internet access providers are prohibited from blocking or throttling the Internet content of consumers' choice or from exacting "pay-to-play" tolls from online companies.
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The biggest chunk of the money from the new tolls and fees would enable the M.T.A. to borrow money for much-needed repairs and upgrades.
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It also earns 290% back on transit including taxis and rideshares, parking, tolls, trains, buses, and more, and 6% back on select US streaming subscriptions.
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However, revenues still remain far off the highs reached in 2014, hovering only around monthly tolls seen in 2012, data from Thomson Reuters Datastream showed.
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The extremist group generates vast amounts of funds from charcoal exports and by gouging aid agencies and ordinary Somalis in protection rackets and road tolls.
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And an included RFID tag, for the radio frequency identification used to pay automated tolls, means there's no need for a separate E-ZPass transponder.
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The central answer is that the high death tolls in urban communities of color have proved to be socially and politically acceptable to mainstream America.
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The tolls, from 2000 cents to $10.13, have generated more than $1.7 million since October to help cover the cost and maintenance of the lanes.
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Traffic: New York is poised to become the first U.S. city to introduce congestion pricing, which would introduce tolls for drivers entering Manhattan's busiest stretches.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey wants to raise tolls on bridges and tunnels and add a $4 fee to airport carfares.
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"We need to make sure that if we're increasing tolls that it's for something that has a tangible, regular benefit for commuters," Mr. Sifuentes said.
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Africa Command has disclosed strikes and estimated death tolls in a series of terse news releases, earning scant attention from Congress or the news media.
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Overtime has become a pressing issue for the authority as its payroll costs have been rising faster than the fares and tolls that support them.
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On our way out of town, Benancio stopped to purchase a bag of candy that he said was to pay the tolls throughout the desert.
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Tolls over the East River bridges could potentially turn some people away from driving altogether or at least divert traffic from surface streets in Brooklyn.
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In the case of Covid-19, responding to those models may yet be the difference between global death tolls in the thousands or the millions.
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And if the number of car-poolers is too high — thus depriving Fluor and Transurban of tolls — the state is required to reimburse the companies.
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The multimillion-dollar investment by Olive Group, in theory, would be recouped by tolls, a cut of which would also go to the Iraqi government.
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Printed in red and green, it shows the death tolls of different American wars and conflicts, creating a harrowing picture of the country's violent history.
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Indeed, the Port Authority uses the tolls it collects at the bridge and the Holland and Lincoln tunnels to offset its steep losses on PATH.
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According to the theory, people suffer from a psychological burden when their behavior (driving on toll roads) and their attitudes (objecting to tolls) are inconsistent.
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Middle-aged white men suffer disproportionately from opioid abuse, and the states with the highest overdose tolls are Ohio, Kentucky, New Hampshire and West Virginia.
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"When we added up how much we were spending on tolls and fuel it was the equivalent of buying a Model S," she told CNBC.
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Programming note: For more on the late senator's legacy, tune in to "John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" Sunday at 22010 p.m. ET/PT.
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Unlike other kinds of taxes, highway tolls improve the operation of the economy by reducing congestion and making it easier to move people and goods.
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States can choose to increase their own fuel taxes, or better yet, replace the federal fuel tax with tolls on at least some highway lanes.
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They can navigate a driver from Washington to Seattle, complete with road closure alerts, tolls, and speed limits across a patchwork of thousands of jurisdictions.
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The draft also points to the potential for a fight between the administration and Congress over tolls, a subject lawmakers have been wary of broaching.
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For those that do meet private financing criteria, the payback and profits will still come from us as users, through taxes, tolls, and user fees.
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Some toll roads in California will allow drivers to register a credit card to the rental car license plate and have the tolls charged automatically.
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Conflicts rage across the world from Afghanistan to Ukraine to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, exacting devastating human tolls of death, displacement, and destruction.
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Programming note: For more on the late senator's legacy, tune in to "John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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Programming note: For more on the late senator's legacy, tune in to "John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" Sunday at 23 p.m. ET/PT.
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Economic slowdowns, supply chain disruptions, school closures, public transit restrictions and mandatory work-from-home policies all exact tolls, whether you get sick or not.
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SOHR's director, Rami Abdulrahman, said it arrived at the number by adding up death tolls provided by sources in several Syrian jails and security agencies.
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Last year's list of fatalities caused by hostile action surpassed the death tolls of 28500, when 6900 service members died, and 2628, when 28503 died.
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The fight begins around 3m40s Studying a professional fighter before the bell tolls, most give the impression of being pumped, excited, and free of nerves.
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Danes hand over close to half of their salary to the state each month, and must also navigate complex systems of duties, tolls and excise taxes.
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"Travel" is defined broadly, and includes everything from taxis, parking, tolls, subways, and Uber rides, to airfare, hotels, Airbnbs, cruises, tours, car rentals, and much more.
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The tech giants' dominance in smartphone operating systems has allowed them to take hefty 30 percent tolls on other people's apps sold in their online stores.
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Democrats have said they could back such a plan but would not support privately funded efforts that could lead to people paying tolls and other costs.
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Not surprisingly, the trucking industry is furious about the law, which specifies that cars, pickup trucks, vans and even dump trucks are exempt from the tolls.
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But revenue is still far off the highs hit ahead of 2014, hovering only around monthly tolls seen in 2011, data from Thomson Reuters Datastream showed.
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International support: Hamas has sought to increase international pressure on Israel, particularly after several eruptions of Israeli-Palestinian conflict that have ended with significant death tolls.
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It also advocates for more highway tolls, mechanisms to capture real estate value, and a system of congestion pricing, which New York is currently looking into.
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Some 50 percent said motorists should pay tolls and user fees, but nearly as many, at 41 percent, did not want that kind of charge, either.
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It killed millions of people in the 20th century, in a series of devastating epidemics as well as the slower, persistent death tolls of endemic disease.
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In Opinion, the runner Mary Cain speaks out on the tolls Nike and its coaches took on her emotional and physical health in a chilling video.
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"Travel" includes everything from subways, taxis, parking, and tolls to hotels and airfare, and dining including bars, restaurants, delivery services like Seamless and Grubhub, and more.
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You're typically presented with multiple routes to choose from, and you can elect to avoid tolls, circumvent congested areas, and even plan to bypass work zones.
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Right-leaning groups such as the American Enterprise Institute have been more skeptical, arguing that users of roads and bridges should pay for them through tolls.
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Certainly, in terms of annual fatal shootings, the staggering death tolls in Chicago and Baltimore suggest a national crisis that is ignored for largely political reasons.
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Most purchases earn one point per dollar, but purchases at Mini dealers and on motoring expenses (such as gas and tolls) earn two points per dollar.
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My A.P. English teacher had assigned "For Whom the Bell Tolls," by Ernest Hemingway, and as I read it, I felt boredom, then anger, then incredulity.
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Commuters were projected to save 21 hours of driving time each year as a result of the electronic tolls, the authority said in a news release.
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The death tolls could hurt the morale of the troops and police as well as the government's efforts to recruit for the roughly 330,000-member force.
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Mr. Malloy proposed several measures this week to raise money, including a return of tolls and a 7-cent-a-gallon increase in the gas tax.
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Still, he said the governor had raised an important issue about the inequity in existing bridge tolls — something he has long believed needed to be addressed.
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New Jersey: A congressman there called for federal legislation to guarantee that drivers — who already pay tolls to cross between the states — are not charged twice.
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In Italy, cases and deaths shot up over the last week, its tolls second only to China, and the entire Lombardy area has been locked down.
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Four other bridges have one-way $15 cash tolls, though E-ZPass discounts lower them to $12.50 at peak hours, and $10.50 during off-peak hours.
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On the Verrazano, the full tolls range from $853 to $132 depending on the number of axles, and with an E-ZPass discount, $20.80 to $79.52.
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With a goal of spreading the burden more equitably, the plan features notable differences from the Bloomberg proposal, including lowering some tolls while creating new ones.
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You especially cannot compare annual death tolls, since we don't know what this new virus's is, since it's only existed in humans for two months. Sheesh.
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The new system affects almost all of the 800,000 drivers who use the authority's crossings every weekday, and who pay tolls ranging from $1.41 to $17.
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This earning structure is similar to the existing Explorer Business Card, with the addition of transit/commuting (which includes taxis, mass transit, tolls and ride shares).
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The Senecas demanded the state pay it tens of millions of dollars in what it called back payments — tolls, essentially — for cars driving across the reservation.
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Approved bond financing worth $2000 billion, backed by new congestion-pricing tolls, and sales and real estate taxes are likely to help alleviate the financial burden.
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They may still be billions of dollars apart in their views on how the agency should spend the money it collects from tolls and transportation fees.
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People in neighborhoods near the boundaries worry that a surge of cars will circle their streets, hunting for free parking to avoid the congestion pricing tolls.
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They have argued that tolls would unfairly burden their constituents, some of whom rely on cars because they do not have access to reliable public transit.
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A frantic (tic-tic-tok) "Master of Puppets" and monolithic "For Whom the Bell Tolls" followed, ramping the energy right back up to a fever pitch.
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If the tolls spark more protests, and someone less market-friendly than the centre-right incumbent, Iván Duque, wins, public-private partnerships might fall out of fashion.
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At the heart of the package — which is aimed at returning the bridges to "20133 percent sufficiency" within 10 years — are new tolls on large commercial trucks.
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Finally, before you get behind the wheel, familiarize yourself with the rules of the road, like whether the headlights must remain on, and how to handle tolls.
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In its latest terms, TransCanada offered lower tolls at a 10-year term for 1.5 petajoules of capacity per day on its Mainline system to southern Ontario.
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More unusually, the card also racks up 2x miles on a range of local transportation and commuting purchases including ride shares, taxis, tolls and mass transit systems.
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Igor Rotenberg owns 50 percent of a company that collects tolls from Russian truckers, who protested in vain in 2015 over what they denounced as extortionate fees.
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But they noted that Uber includes tolls and surcharges in gross bookings, unlike Lyft, and Uber's numbers were global, which suggests a larger spread of its range.
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And if we could do it, we could build a completely decentralized version of our current internet with no firewalls, no tolls, no government regulation, no spying.
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Correction (January 5th): A previous version of this obituary inaccurately cited the first line of Thomas Gray's "Elegy" as "The curfew tolls the knell of passing day".
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I've probably left the city four or five weekends this summer, so it's paying for trains, or reimbursing my roommates for gas and tolls if we drive.
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The film's metaphors for repressive societies and the tolls they take on women and their bodily autonomy are more trenchant than they were even a year ago.
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Law prevents the federal government from charging tolls on existing interstate highways, limiting a potential source of new funds (Mr Obama has tried, unsuccessfully, to change this).
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If they're confirmed, they would mark some of the biggest death tolls from airstrikes in Iraq since the US launched an invasion of the country in 2003.
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Created as a way to pay tolls through mobile payment options, this Australian startup is now disrupting the transactions space by combining payment processing with geolocation services.
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" Sevillia also said that increasing tolls and parking costs in the U.S., "will let the bicycle become one of the primary modes of transportation in urban areas.
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During that notice period tolls would increase to between 83 Canadian cents and C$1.15 per gigajoule, depending on the total length of contract and the volumes.
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Study: Experiments back up the claim But the researchers said they didn't just analyze death tolls from actual hurricanes; they also conducted experiments to test their hypothesis.
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The car could then also communicate with home automation systems, turning on lights or opening the garage, for example, and automatically pay for tolls, parking or gas.
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"That's convenient for the Progress Party," one government official said, because national elections are due in September and the party will not be associated with unpopular tolls.
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The Spanish tradition dictates that eating 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight — one each time the bell tolls — will lock down 12 months of good fortune.
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Manila, Philippines (CNN)Police in the Philippines defended the country's ongoing and deadly war on drugs Tuesday as they accused the international media of overstating death tolls.
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In this model, private investors put down some or all of the capital to fund a public project and then collect the revenue through things like tolls.
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It allows riders to see how much their ride will cost, with fees, taxes, tolls, and Prime Time (Lyft's version of Uber's surge pricing) charges rolled in.
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Kinder Morgan said two weeks ago commitment for the pipeline project had dipped 3 percent, or 22,000 barrels per day, after the U.S. pipeline company hiked tolls.
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The only thing you should really care about is rushing to Netflix to watch Hackers as many times as you possibly can before the cyber-bell tolls.
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This culture of openness and tolls being a part of what you ship when you ship a game is what directly led to what we have now.
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Now, the former model is opening up about her truth, and the tolls that Lyme has taken on her life, as she continues to search for answers.
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The experiment was created to simulate life on Mars and give scientists insight on the tolls of being isolated from humans for an extended period of time.
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The Observatory's director, Rami Abdulrahman, said it had arrived at the number by adding up death tolls provided by sources in several Syrian jails and security agencies.
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By creating fast lanes for toll-paying incumbents who can afford the tolls and slower channels for everyone else, the FCC isn't easing burdens on these companies.
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Among them, lower tolls on a bridge to Wales, an air ambulance for Northern Ireland and repairs to the A66 trunk road from Workington to Scotch Corner.
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Under legislation introduced in 2015, French cities have the right to introduce urban tolls, but only on an experimental basis and for a maximum of three years.
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Norway has the world's highest rate of electric car ownership, partly thanks to long-term perks such as free or discounted road tolls, parking and charging points.
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Hurricane Sandy and Katrina's death tolls and economic losses of $50 billion and $85033 billion respectively are grim reminders of the human cost of poor mitigation policies.
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Since receiving the final cost estimate and revised tolls, some existing and prospective shippers traded capacity among themselves, resulting in the 3 percent drop, the company said.
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Many citizens have resorted to illegal crossings over backroads, at times paying tolls to criminals who controlled passage, in order to get groceries or basic medical treatment.
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But private firms would only be attracted to projects that can recoup their investment costs through some sort of revenue stream, such as tolls or user fees.
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Though nothing new, the frequency of such public mass shootings appears to have accelerated over the past five years, along with larger and more tragic death tolls.
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Mr. Baroni acknowledged that he and Mr. Wildstein researched how many times Mr. Lautenberg, a former Port Authority commissioner, had used free tolls crossing the Hudson River.
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Ms. Roem, who covered local issues as a reporter for years under the byline Dan Roem, dove into long conversations about traffic lights, tolls and mass transit.
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Both farming and manufacturing were hurt in recent years under President Donald Trump's trade wars, which in turn took tolls on community banks concentrated in the Midwest.
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In 2013, the M.T.A. was made to send $5 million to an affiliate agency, the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, to cover the cost of reducing tolls.
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The pre-scheduled tolls range from $1.60 to $210 in Orange County, and from $240 to $266 in Riverside County, with the higher prices at busier times.
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Those areas were once notorious for being practically run by the Pakistani Taliban and other militant groups, who inflicted heavy tolls on the security forces until 73.
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If high user fees or tolls are needed to help private investors recoup their investments, then a lot of infrastructure in America may simply never get funded.
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Even with an increase in tolls, it's still, generally speaking, cheaper—or at least roughly comparable—for two people to drive into Manhattan than take public transportation.
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A plan to install electronic tolls for vehicles entering the busiest stretches of Manhattan would make the city the first in the U.S. to use congestion pricing.
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As for profiteering, an Autostrade spokesman said that the company had long abided by price caps and never raised tolls by more than 22018 percent a year.
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Countries' death rates have changed over timeBecause countries' case totals and death tolls are constantly changing as the coronavirus outbreak evolves, their death rates are not static.
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A muckraking classic, "Nickel and Dimed" exposed in unignorable detail the tolls of poverty on the working poor in America, land of scant and grudging social relief.
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As the war ended, Hemingway was in the middle of a drought writing new fiction, after the success of "For Whom the Bell Tolls," published in 1940.
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It is one of the highest tolls in Europe, ranking with those in Germany and the United Kingdom although Italy's population of about 60 million is smaller.
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Over the last decade, the technology has advanced so that you can use sensors and cameras to charge drivers higher tolls at busy periods during the day.
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In June, tolls more than doubled for many drivers after a state subsidy that was put in place when the lease deal was signed expired in May.
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But on many routes in less populous inland regions, tolls are not keeping pace with the costs, setting off a spiral of mounting debt and rising expenses.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who controls the subway, supports the plan, and he convinced state lawmakers to approve congestion pricing tolls in Manhattan to help pay for it.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is pushing for new tolls on some of the city's busiest areas, a plan that could generate millions of dollars for repairing the subway.
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I'd like any child to read "For Whom the Bell Tolls" for the reasons I gave for loving it when I first read it as a child.
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Nearly three-quarters of Americans are willing to pay increased taxes or tolls to fund roads and other transportation infrastructure, according to a survey from HNTB Corp.
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The Investigation Department's report said that "21 senior-level employees routinely abused take-home vehicle privileges" and charged gas and tolls for personal trips to city taxpayers.
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A coalition called Move New York proposed a new version of congestion pricing that would charge tolls to vehicles entering central Manhattan to help finance the authority.
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Fares and tolls would rise by about 4 percent on commuter railroads and at tunnels and bridges, officials said during a presentation at an authority board meeting.
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Using roads as an example, the report observed "it is likely" that tolls will increase more on a privately operated highway than one run by the government.
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Programming note: For more on the late senator's legacy, tune in to "John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls" Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT. (CNN)Sen.
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But, she said, it needs to be more than "just public-private partnerships that will create tolls," an approach she said would be ineffective in her state.
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"And as the study makes clear, tolls have the potential to do much more than fund the maintenance, repair and expansion of our highway system," Jones continued.
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Democrats control both the Senate and Assembly for the first time in years, but some lawmakers are reluctant to approve new tolls, fearing a backlash from drivers.
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"Either the rider pays in fares and tolls or it's congestion pricing," Mr. Cuomo said at a luncheon sponsored by the Association for a Better New York.
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That was after taxes, and even after you paid for the gas, tolls, car maintenance, and insurance, expenses that add up to thousands of dollars each month.
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Several highway tolls and motorway slip-roads across France were blocked, operator Vinci said, and traffic on some of the roads leading to Spain was severely backed up.
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The group said overall the tolls did the job to reduce the impact of cars on the private road over a busy time for vacationers, according to WWAY .
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The event in Prescott featured bell tolls and the reading of the names of the Granite Mountain Hotshots who died June 227, 225, in Yarnell, northwest of Phoenix.
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As a result, Norway has exempted electric vehicle owners from certain taxes and given away benefits like free tolls and parking to those who use zero-emission vehicles.
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It would be as though Ford, GM, and Toyota had built the Interstate Highway System using private dollars and then charged tolls to other carmakers to use it.
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As part of that, the company revealed it built Liam, a robot especially designed to rip apart your iPhone so it can be recycled once its bell tolls.
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Doing so will remove many regulations placed on big cable companies, allowing them to erect barriers and tolls that impede the free movement of data around the internet.
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Long lines, plus a narrow window for descent, left people more exposed to the tolls that high-altitude climbing takes on the body and resulted in several deaths.
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For the first six months in New York, drivers won't have to pay any commission fees, so they'll keep the entire fare after taxes, tolls, and other fees.
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Messing with people's cars was one of the third rails of politics — raise tolls, the gas tax or anything else that touches people's vehicles at your own peril.
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The Commission is preparing a package of measures on road transport for early next year, including a reform of its "Eurovignette" time-based charging scheme for road tolls.
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A new feature rolling out today will show you any tolls along your route, including the actual amount you're going to pay, across both the U.S. and Canada.
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It has no income or general sales tax, preferring to gouge outsiders with hefty hotel, restaurant and hire-car taxes, and tolls where highways cross the state border.
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The head of Los Angeles's Metro officially endorses congestion pricing, pointing out that tolls on drivers during rush-hour might even fund free fares for public transit riders.
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Deputy Mayor Lan Marie Nguyen Berg said the government was delaying Oslo's plan for new road tolls which reach 58 crowns ($7) for diesel cars in rush hour.
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The sources are officials who requested anonymity so as not to interfere with the Ministry of Defense or Ministry of Interior, which are responsible for reporting official tolls.
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" On its website it describes it as "the difference between what the passenger paid and your driver earnings, tips, tolls, and other charges (like airport fees and taxes).
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The death tolls are further exacerbated by torture, denial of adequate medical care and high incidence of work accidents, said a 2014 United Nations report on North Korea.
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And it's why he worries that the involvement of the private sector might drive up the price of tolls or other costs that the taxpayer would ultimately bear.
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The artist's resultant series, Dad , shows the struggle of a man, a lifelong body builder, who is anticipating the tolls age must eventually take on his sculpted form.
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The artist's resultant series, Dad, shows the struggle of a man, a lifelong body builder, who is anticipating the tolls age must eventually take on his sculpted form.
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These physical tolls translate into subconscious wariness of the excessive food or drink that made us sick, helping us avoid that level of over-consumption next time around.
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But there's reason to believe we may see a rising tide of mass shootings in aggregate, some of them with escalated death tolls, just in time for summer.
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"Culture vulture, now it's time to pay the tolls," he quips, as Drake frantically searches YouTube for the next Kodak Black beat to jack for a response track.
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The governor's office said that more than 1.5 million people were in evacuation zones, and that tolls had been suspended on the Florida Turnpike and other crucial routes.
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Another one wanted to know how to get over to Loudoun without paying tolls, and many of its members were older and needed printed directions or car pools.
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The ruling, authored by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, adds another layer of legal protection for property rights in the US. "Exorbitant tolls undermine other constitutional liberties," Ginsburg wrote.
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