Input: Iraqi opposition leaders fear the United States is trying to force Ahmed Chalabi, head of the London-based umbrella Iraqi National Congress, on them as leader of a new Iraqi administration

force

Ahmed Chalabi

a new Iraqi administration


Input: Many Iraqis boycotted the meeting in opposition to U.S. plans to install Garner atop an interim administration

install

Garner

an interim administration


Input: A U.S. intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Barzan Ibrahim had been a presidential adviser to Saddam's regime since 1998, but had a shaky relationship with his half brother and was not part of the regime's inner circle

been

Barzan Ibrahim

Saddam's regime


Input: He was a representative to the United Nations in Geneva from 1989 to 1998

was

He

representative

the United Nations

Geneva


Input: Earlier, from 1979 to 1983, he headed Iraq's Mukhabarat, or intelligence service, a period when the organization arranged executions of regime opponents in Iraq and overseas, the official said

headed

he

Iraq

Iraq's Mukhabarat


Input: Brown takes over a team that won an Eastern Conference-leading 50 games and advajcuf to the conference finals before being swept by the Nets

takes over

Brown

a team that won an Eastern Conference-leading 50 games and advajcuf to the conference finals before being swept by the Nets


Input: Silas is taking over a team that lost 65 games and will pin its future on the high school phenom LeBron James

taking over

Silas

a team that lost 65 games and will pin its future on the high school phenom LeBron James


Input: We welcome the appointment by the United Nations Secretary- General of a special adviser for Iraq to work with the people of Iraq and coalition representatives," the statement added

appointment

United Nations

a special adviser for Iraq to work with the people of Iraq and coalition representatives


Input: Tvrdik, who took over the defense ministry in May 2001, also announced that he would quit his post in the parliament and give up his position in the ruling party Social Democrats

took over

Tvrdik, who took over the defense ministry in May 2001

the defense ministry

May 2001


Input: Czech President Vaclav Klaus on Monday appointed Miroslav Kostelka as the country's new defense minister to replace Jaroslav Tvrdik who resigned from the post in late May

appointed

Monday

Miroslav Kostelka

the country

defense minister


Input: She will be the Registration Manager for the Houston Center, accountable for causing registrations into the Landmark Forum

be

She

Registration Manager

the Houston Center

Houston


Input: The rich hire private security for a reason--public security is often inadequate

hire

The rich

public security


Input: Immediately after she took office, she found out that the USCF had no money in the bank, zero

took

she

the USCF


Input: Please take some time next week to welcome a new staff member for Landmark Education in Houston

new

a new staff member for Landmark Education in Houston

new

staff member

Landmark Education in Houston

Houston


Input: She will be the Registration Manager for the Houston Center, accountable for causing registrations into the Landmark Forum

be

She

Registration Manager

the Houston Center

Houston


Input: I recently moved to Florida after my college internship with Disney ended and I stayed on with the company

stayed

Florida

I

the company


Input: It has been suggested that there is, or was at one time, some sort of delegates' motion which established a minimum period between the time someone could leave the EB and the time someone could be hired by the USCF

hired

someone

the USCF


Input: But if we are going to talk about realism, here is another realistic concern: I predict that, if, in fact, the rumors about the agenda for the Florida meeting prove true, and Marinello resigns as President and is hired as move coordinator, the immediate result of this is that Sam Sloan will file another lawsuit (or amend his current complaint) charging the USCF EB members with self-dealing, violation of the USCF's own bylaws, and every other thing, report us to the IRS, and demand that all USCF moneys which might be used to paid Marinello be frozen

hired

Marinello

move coordinator


Input: asking the Interim ED to designate someone from the New Windsor staff to act as move coordinator

designate

someone from the New Windsor staff

move coordinator


Input: asking the Interim ED to hire some other consultant with experience in office relocation to manage the job (there are such people

hire

some other consultant with experience in office relocation


Input: Laugh - I knew this was the plan a good while ago, not soon after he was hired

hired

he


Input: Why not hire him

hire

him


Input: Some would actually join both groups, and even attend both of their annual conventions

join

Some

both groups


Input: Just read that Sears and Kmart will merge, an 11 billion buck deal, with the Kmart head leading the Sears Holding Co. that will emerge, and the Sears CEO being CEO of the group

leading

the Kmart head

the Sears Holding Co. that will emerge


Input: Just read that Sears and Kmart will merge, an 11 billion buck deal, with the Kmart head leading the Sears Holding Co. that will emerge, and the Sears CEO being CEO of the group

being

the Sears CEO

CEO of the group

the group


Input: Obviously, someone there sees some brilliance in the idea, but IIRC, Kmart came close to going all the way down the tubes a couple years ago, while Sears' performance hasn't been stellar in recent years (going back to when the hired the Bloomingdale type as Prez, I think

hired

the

the Bloomingdale type

Prez


Input: She will be the Registration Manager for the Houston Center, accountable for causing registrations into the Landmark Forum

be

She

Registration Manager

the Houston Center

Houston


Input: The rich hire private security for a reason--public security is often inadequate

hire

The rich

public security


Input: Immediately after she took office, she found out that the USCF had no money in the bank, zero

took

she

the USCF


Input: Of course, it is possible that someone could leave the board -without- ever having discussed being compensated by the board in the future, and that then the remaining members could, for good reason, hire that person

hire

the future

that person


Input: I mean, it's conceivable that the other six have all gotten together in Marinello's absence and drafted her, but it also seems pretty clear that she has agreed to do it, and, if all the rumors are true and she steps down, it will be so that she can take on these new responsibilities

drafted

her


Input: asking the Interim ED to designate someone from the New Windsor staff to act as move coordinator

designate

someone from the New Windsor staff

move coordinator


Input: asking the Interim ED to hire some other consultant with experience in office relocation to manage the job (there are such people

hire

some other consultant with experience in office relocation


Input: But if we are going to talk about realism, here is another realistic concern: I predict that, if, in fact, the rumors about the agenda for the Florida meeting prove true, and Marinello resigns as President and is hired as move coordinator, the immediate result of this is that Sam Sloan will file another lawsuit (or amend his current complaint) charging the USCF EB members with self-dealing, violation of the USCF's own bylaws, and every other thing, report us to the IRS, and demand that all USCF moneys which might be used to paid Marinello be frozen

hired

Florida

Marinello

move coordinator

USCF


Input: Laugh - I knew this was the plan a good while ago, not soon after he was hired

hired

he


Input: Obviously, someone there sees some brilliance in the idea, but IIRC, Kmart came close to going all the way down the tubes a couple years ago, while Sears' performance hasn't been stellar in recent years (going back to when the hired the Bloomingdale type as Prez, I think

hired

Sears

recent years

the Bloomingdale type

Prez


Input: The problem with Sistani running Iraq is he refuses to talk to the Ameircans, and as the real power broker what ever figure heads take the PM and other posts will speak with as little authority as their counter parts in Iran

take

Iraq

what ever figure heads take the PM and other posts

PM

other posts


Input: She will be the Registration Manager for the Houston Center, accountable for causing registrations into the Landmark Forum

be

She

Registration Manager

the Houston Center

Houston


Input: The rich hire private security for a reason--public security is often inadequate

hire

The rich

public security


Input: Immediately after she took office, she found out that the USCF had no money in the bank, zero

took

she

the USCF


Input: Ethical and legal issues in hiring Marinello

hiring

Marinello


Input: Of course, it is possible that someone could leave the board -without- ever having discussed being compensated by the board in the future, and that then the remaining members could, for good reason, hire that person

hire

the future

that person


Input: But if we are going to talk about realism, here is another realistic concern: I predict that, if, in fact, the rumors about the agenda for the Florida meeting prove true, and Marinello resigns as President and is hired as move coordinator, the immediate result of this is that Sam Sloan will file another lawsuit (or amend his current complaint) charging the USCF EB members with self-dealing, violation of the USCF's own bylaws, and every other thing, report us to the IRS, and demand that all USCF moneys which might be used to paid Marinello be frozen

hired

Florida

Marinello

move coordinator

the USCF's own


Input: asking the Interim ED to designate someone from the New Windsor staff to act as move coordinator

designate

someone from the New Windsor staff

move coordinator


Input: asking the Interim ED to hire some other consultant with experience in office relocation to manage the job (there are such people)

hire

some other consultant with experience in office relocation


Input: Alas, too little too late was the case thanks to the inept Wyatt Sexton who has been our starter since replacing Rix earlier in the season

replacing

who

our

our starter

earlier in the season


Input: The employers who hire them instead of raising wages to attract native-born Americans and legal immigrants

hire

them


Input: And families who hire cheap domestic labor, whether to clean the house, wash the laundry or maintain the lawn

hire

cheap domestic labor


Input: And the rest of us who won't hire anyone to work for us unless they're paying their taxes, even if it means we pay more

hire

anyone


Input: Of course, the Americans who employ illegal immigrants are happy to pay in cash because it means cheaper labor for them

employ

illegal immigrants


Input: Just reported from AP that Condi Rice has been chosen by President Bush to become the new Secretary of State for his second term

chosen

Condi Rice

Secretary of State


Input: The complete return of Ba'athists, army officers, Republican Guards, Mukhabarat, intelligence and security personnel to their former positions

return

Ba'athists

army officers

Republican Guards

Mukhabarat

intelligence and security personnel

positions


Input: He became the first Ummayid Caliph and two decades later, under the Caliphate of his son Yazid, Imam Hussein bin Ali (grandson of Muhammed) was killed by his armies at present day Karbala

became

He

Ummayid Caliph


Input: Much like the "I told you so's" everyone is throwing at the UGA basketball program after their hiring and subsequent firing of The Harricks, folks around the Buckeye state have to be having similar thoughts

hiring

their

The Harricks


Input: That means no team would own any player, and the owners would be free to sign whomever they'd like using the "fiscal restraint" they all droned on and on about all year

sign

whomever they'd like


Input: It can also be helpful if you are looking for a nice new job

new

you

new


Input: Alas, too little too late was the case thanks to the inept Wyatt Sexton who has been our starter since replacing Rix earlier in the season

replacing

who

our

our starter

earlier in the season


Input: Does Jerry Kilgore, by naming Gilmore--an avowed future candidate--a co-chairman of his campaign, beholden himself to Gilmore down the road

naming

Gilmore

his campaign


Input: Of course, the Americans who employ illegal immigrants are happy to pay in cash because it means cheaper labor for them

employ

illegal immigrants


Input: The employers who hire them instead of raising wages to attract native-born Americans and legal immigrants

hire

them


Input: And families who hire cheap domestic labor, whether to clean the house, wash the laundry or maintain the lawn

hire

cheap domestic labor


Input: And the rest of us who won't hire anyone to work for us unless they're paying their taxes, even if it means we pay more

hire

anyone


Input: Just reported from AP that Condi Rice has been chosen by President Bush to become the new Secretary of State for his second term

Just reported from AP that Condi Rice has been chosen by President Bush to become the new Secretary of State for his second term

Condi Rice

Secretary of State


Input: Release a known terrorist to run the PLO and that will bring about peace, give me a effin break

Release a known terrorist to run the PLO and that will bring about peace, give me a effin break

a known terrorist

the PLO


Input: But since Arafat's death, Europeans and Americans have been able to find common ground: supporting Ariel Sharon's withdrawal from Gaza, putting pressure on Israel to let the Palestinians hold elections and, covertly, backing Mahmoud Abbas to become the next Palestinian leader

But since Arafat's death, Europeans and Americans have been able to find common ground: supporting Ariel Sharon's withdrawal from Gaza, putting pressure on Israel to let the Palestinians hold elections and, covertly, backing Mahmoud Abbas to become the next Palestinian leader

Mahmoud Abbas

the next Palestinian leader

Palestinian


Input: Much like the "I told you so's" everyone is throwing at the UGA basketball program after their hiring and subsequent firing of The Harricks, folks around the Buckeye state have to be having similar thoughts

hiring

their

The Harricks


Input: Hire a bunch of lawyers with the company's (shareholders') money

Hire

a bunch of lawyers

lawyers

the company


Input: Hire a legion of PR firms to explain away that frivolous spending

Hire

a legion of PR firms


Input: Hire a new accountant to magically turn that spending into an investment

Hire

a new accountant

accountant


Input: It can also be helpful if you are looking for a nice new job

new

you

new


Input: In their study of CEO succession (2002 Academy of Management Journal, 717-734 ), Wei Shen and Albert Cannella Jr. found that post-succession senior executive turnover had a significant negative impact on firm return on assets (ROA) when an outsider CEO is chosen as a new CEO

chosen

firm

an outsider CEO

CEO


Input: In addition, 3-year ROA suffered at companies that selected an outsider CEO

selected

companies that selected an outsider CEO

an outsider CEO

CEO


Input: A wiser approach may be to wait and see how the firm responds to the new CEO

new

the firm

the new CEO

CEO


Input: I started here 4 weeks ago

started

I

here

4 weeks ago


Input: Just reported from AP that Condi Rice has been chosen by President Bush to become the new Secretary of State for his second term

chosen

Condi Rice

State


Input: Early in November Vice Admiral Chuichi Nagumo was named commander of the Pearl Harbor Striking Force, which rendezvoused secretly in the Kuriles

named

Early in November

Vice Admiral Chuichi Nagumo

commander


Input: The complete return of Ba'athists, army officers, Republican Guards, Mukhabarat, intelligence and security personnel to their former positions

return

Ba'athists

army officers

Republican Guards

Mukhabarat

intelligence and security personnel

positions


Input: He became the first Ummayid Caliph and two decades later, under the Caliphate of his son Yazid, Imam Hussein bin Ali (grandson of Muhammed) was killed by his armies at present day Karbala

became

He

Ummayid Caliph


Input: Masud Barazani is to take the highest position in the Kurdish region's government while Jalal Talibani will take the highest position offered to a Kurd in the future Iraqi government

take

Masud Barazani

the Kurdish region

the Kurdish region's government


Input: Masud Barazani is to take the highest position in the Kurdish region's government while Jalal Talibani will take the highest position offered to a Kurd in the future Iraqi government

take

Jalal Talibani

the future Iraqi government

Iraqi


Input: Much like the "I told you so's" everyone is throwing at the UGA basketball program after their hiring and subsequent firing of The Harricks, folks around the Buckeye state have to be having similar thoughts

hiring

the UGA basketball program

The Harricks


Input: That means no team would own any player, and the owners would be free to sign whomever they'd like using the "fiscal restraint" they all droned on and on about all year

sign

whomever they'd like


Input: If Mr. Iginla or Heatley were free agents, for example, owners would bid each other out of their minds, then they'd be left with not enough to get a competetive team

get

a competetive team


Input: My main suspicion is that this is Karmazin hoping to see the phrase "Mel Karmazin, CEO ["That's right," Mel says to himself, "C-E-friggin- O !"] of Sirius Satellite Radio

see the phrase

Karmazin

CEO ["That's right," Mel says to himself, "C-E-friggin- O !"] of Sirius Satellite Radio

Sirius Satellite Radio


Input: Or, if you want to do things the SEC's way, you could 1) Hire a bunch of lawyers with the company's (shareholders') money, 2) Hire a legion of PR firms to explain away that frivolous spending, 3) Hire a new accountant to magically turn that spending into an investment amortizable over twenty years, and 4) Settle out-of-court by having the execs give the SEC some pittance (for which they'll likely be compensated by the company) and a statement that "We neither admit nor deny that we did what you claim, but we'll never do it again

Hire

a bunch of lawyers


Input: Or, if you want to do things the SEC's way, you could 1) Hire a bunch of lawyers with the company's (shareholders') money, 2) Hire a legion of PR firms to explain away that frivolous spending, 3) Hire a new accountant to magically turn that spending into an investment amortizable over twenty years, and 4) Settle out-of-court by having the execs give the SEC some pittance (for which they'll likely be compensated by the company) and a statement that "We neither admit nor deny that we did what you claim, but we'll never do it again

Hire

a new accountant


Input: Alas, too little too late was the case thanks to the inept Wyatt Sexton who has been our starter since replacing Rix earlier in the season

replacing

who

our

our starter

earlier in the season


Input: The employers who hire them instead of raising wages to attract native-born Americans and legal immigrants

hire

them


Input: And families who hire cheap domestic labor, whether to clean the house, wash the laundry or maintain the lawn

hire

cheap domestic labor


Input: And the rest of us who won't hire anyone to work for us unless they're paying their taxes, even if it means we pay more

hire

anyone


Input: Of course, the Americans who employ illegal immigrants are happy to pay in cash because it means cheaper labor for them

employ

illegal immigrants


Input: Top Palestinian officials say Suha wants the new chief of the P.L.O., Mahmoud Abbas, and Palestinian prime minister Ahmed Qurei to give her money out of the P.L.O.'s party coffers

new

the new chief of the P.L.O

chief

the P.L.O


Input: Just reported from AP that Condi Rice has been chosen by President Bush to become the new Secretary of State for his second term

chosen

Condi Rice

Secretary of State


Input: The complete return of Ba'athists, army officers, Republican Guards, Mukhabarat, intelligence and security personnel to their former positions

return

Ba'athists

army officers

Republican Guards

Mukhabarat

intelligence and security personnel

positions


Input: He became the first Ummayid Caliph and two decades later, under the Caliphate of his son Yazid, Imam Hussein bin Ali (grandson of Muhammed) was killed by his armies at present day Karbala

became

He

Ummayid Caliph


Input: Much like the "I told you so's" everyone is throwing at the UGA basketball program after their hiring and subsequent firing of The Harricks, folks around the Buckeye state have to be having similar thoughts

hiring

their

The Harricks


Input: That means no team would own any player, and the owners would be free to sign whomever they'd like using the "fiscal restraint" they all droned on and on about all year

sign

whomever they'd like


Input: Or, if you want to do things the SEC's way, you could 1) Hire a bunch of lawyers with the company's (shareholders') money, 2) Hire a legion of PR firms to explain away that frivolous spending, 3) Hire a new accountant to magically turn that spending into an investment amortizable over twenty years, and 4) Settle out-of-court by having the execs give the SEC some pittance (for which they'll likely be compensated by the company) and a statement that "We neither admit nor deny that we did what you claim, but we'll never do it again

Hire

a bunch of lawyers


Input: Or, if you want to do things the SEC's way, you could 1) Hire a bunch of lawyers with the company's (shareholders') money, 2) Hire a legion of PR firms to explain away that frivolous spending, 3) Hire a new accountant to magically turn that spending into an investment amortizable over twenty years, and 4) Settle out-of-court by having the execs give the SEC some pittance (for which they'll likely be compensated by the company) and a statement that "We neither admit nor deny that we did what you claim, but we'll never do it again

Hire

a new accountant


Input: It can also be helpful if you are looking for a nice new job

new

you


Input: I started here 4 weeks ago

started

I

here

4 weeks ago


Input: If the budget goes through as is, why don't Mr. Begala and Mr. Carville just donate the extra tax money they don't want

donate

Mr. Begala

Mr. Carville


Input: I'll donate to the Democrats

donate

I

the Democrats


Input: Well, as much as they've poured into those coffers, it's much less than what the doctors, the malpractice insurers, the hospital chains and the HMOs and the nursing home chains have poured into members of Congress' coffers

poured

the doctors

the malpractice insurers

the hospital chains

the HMOs

the nursing home chains

members of Congress


Input: Well, as much as they've poured into those coffers, it's much less than what the doctors, the malpractice insurers, the hospital chains and the HMOs and the nursing home chains have poured into members of Congress' coffers

poured

they


Input: Can you say that the lawyers, the trial lawyers who appoint millions and millions of dollars into Democratic coffers in order to keep this, do you believe that this is healthy

appoint

who

millions and millions of dollars

Democratic


Input: If harmed by a doc, they ought to be able to recover their economic costs, economic losses

harmed

they


Input: It's about $5.4 billion is the pay-out

pay-out

$5.4 billion


Input: payoffs have been stable, adjusted for inflation, National Practitioners Databank

payoffs


Input: Tell someone who had a double mastectomy, tell an infant who's brain-damaged and has no economic loss that for the rest of their lives they're going to get dribbled out $250,000 for their entire life expectancy

dribbled

someone who had a double mastectomy

who

an infant who's brain-damaged and has no economic loss

who

their

they


Input: If harmed by a doc, they ought to be able to recover their economic costs, economic losses

recover

they


Input: There are awards in 10 million, 20 million, $30 million in California for economic

awards

10 million

20 million

$30 million


Input: Seventy percent of the cases filed are told there's no payment

payment


Input: Because someone pays money in a case, the insurance company may pay money because they're afraid there's is going to be a giant award in this case because of this broken liability system

pays

someone


Input: Of course, even a $500 billion deficit number doesn't count the $3 trillion Mr. Bush is robbing from the Social Security trust fund

robbing

$3 trillion

Mr. Bush


Input: If the budget goes through as is, why don't Mr. Begala and Mr. Carville just donate the extra tax money they don't want

donate

Mr. Begala

Mr. Carville


Input: I'll donate to the Democrats

donate

I

the Democrats


Input: That's one-third of what they pay a receptionist

That's one-third of what they pay a receptionist

they

a receptionist

a receptionist


Input: But if you take the entire amount of premiums, Bob, that's paid by doctors in this country to malpractice insurers and divide it evenly, they'd be paying less than $9,000 each

But if you take the entire amount of premiums, Bob, that's paid by doctors in this country to malpractice insurers and divide it evenly, they'd be paying less than $9,000 each

doctors in this country

this country

malpractice insurers

less than $9,000


Input: Well, as much as they've poured into those coffers, it's much less than what the doctors, the malpractice insurers, the hospital chains and the HMOs and the nursing home chains have poured into members of Congress' coffers

Well, as much as they've poured into those coffers, it's much less than what the doctors, the malpractice insurers, the hospital chains and the HMOs and the nursing home chains have poured into members of Congress' coffers

the doctors

the malpractice insurers

the hospital chains

the HMOs

the nursing home chains

members of Congress

members of Congress


Input: Can you say that the lawyers, the trial lawyers who appoint millions and millions of dollars into Democratic coffers in order to keep this, do you believe that this is healthy

Can you say that the lawyers, the trial lawyers who appoint millions and millions of dollars into Democratic coffers in order to keep this, do you believe that this is healthy

the trial lawyers

millions and millions of dollars


Input: And I've never heard one person say that the insurance executives who make $250,000 a week, every week without any pain and suffering, no one is saying cap those

And I've never heard one person say that the insurance executives who make $250,000 a week, every week without any pain and suffering, no one is saying cap those

the insurance executives

the insurance executives

week

week


Input: It brought stability to California and obstetricians in California will pay 55, 57, $60,000 in Los Angeles and in South Florida in Miami, they'll pay $210,000

It brought stability to California and obstetricians in California will pay 55, 57, $60,000 in Los Angeles and in South Florida in Miami, they'll pay $210,000

obstetricians in California

California

55, 57, $60,000

Los Angeles


Input: It brought stability to California and obstetricians in California will pay 55, 57, $60,000 in Los Angeles and in South Florida in Miami, they'll pay $210,000

It brought stability to California and obstetricians in California will pay 55, 57, $60,000 in Los Angeles and in South Florida in Miami, they'll pay $210,000

Miami

they


Input: It's about $5.4 billion is the pay-out

It's about $5.4 billion is the pay-out

$5.4 billion


Input: Tell someone who had a double mastectomy, tell an infant who's brain-damaged and has no economic loss that for the rest of their lives they're going to get dribbled out $250,000 for their entire life expectancy

Tell someone who had a double mastectomy, tell an infant who's brain-damaged and has no economic loss that for the rest of their lives they're going to get dribbled out $250,000 for their entire life expectancy

someone

someone

an infant

an infant


Input: The head of AIG a few years ago was making $250,000 every week

The head of AIG a few years ago was making $250,000 every week

The head of AIG

The head of AIG

AIG

a few years ago


Input: There are awards in 10 million, 20 million, $30 million in California for economic

There are awards in 10 million, 20 million, $30 million in California for economic

10 million

20 million

$30 million

California


Input: FEC records show Torricelli recently gave $2,000 to the White House campaign of Congressman Dick Gephardt

gave

Torricelli

Congressman Dick Gephardt


Input: The records show Torricelli has not donated to any of his former Democratic Senate colleagues who are now running for president

donated

Torricelli

his former Democratic Senate colleagues who are now running for president


Input: But in the eyes of many Democrats, getting donations from Hollywood celebrities is priceless

donations

many Democrats

Hollywood

Hollywood celebrities


Input: He gave $2,000 to real candidate Dick Gephardt

gave

He

real candidate Dick Gephardt


Input: What meathead you ask would donate to Dean

donate

What meathead you ask would donate to Dean

Dean


Input: Dean also picked up two grand from Michael Douglas who can afford it now

picked up

Dean

two grand

Michael Douglas who can afford it now


Input: John Edwards who raised more money in the first quarter than any other candidate got a thousand of it from half of Hollywood's version of regular people - actress Rita Wilson, who is married to Tom Hanks

got

John Edwards who raised more money in the first quarter than any other candidate

the first quarter

a thousand

half of Hollywood's version of regular people


Input: And Joe Lieberman who once told Hollywood to clean up his act, picked up $2,000 from "Will and Grace" star Debra Messing

picked up

Joe Lieberman who once told Hollywood to clean up his act

Will and Grace" star Debra Messing


Input: And Monty Hall gave Lieberman $250, but maybe Lieberman will also get whatever is behind curtain two

gave

Monty Hall

Lieberman


Input: A final oddity, of donors who gave over $200 to any campaign, how many do you suppose were from Iowa, home of the presidential season's first contest

gave

donors who gave over $200 to any campaign


Input: Of nearly 22,000 people who gave money, 45 were from Iowa

gave

nearly 22,000 people who gave money

Iowa


Input: One hundred and thirty one wrote checks out of New Hampshire

wrote checks

One hundred and thirty one

New Hampshire


Input: Even more important to campaigns than the people who give $2,000 are the people who get a lot of other people to give $2,000

give

the people who give $2,000


Input: Even more important to campaigns than the people who give $2,000 are the people who get a lot of other people to give $2,000

give

the people who get a lot of other people to give $2,000


Input: And we want to have you back to find out if anyone in Hollywood is giving to the president

giving

anyone in Hollywood

the president


Input: Mr. Novak, I don't understand the problem. If the budget goes through as is, why don't Mr. Begala and Mr. Carville just donate the extra tax money they don't want

donate

they


Input: I'll donate to the Democrats

donate

I

the Democrats


Input: He had to sue to become our president, and he keeps trying to bribe other countries' democratic governments into his supporting his agenda

bribe

our president

other countries' democratic governments


Input: Well, as much as they've poured into those coffers, it's much less than what the doctors, the malpractice insurers, the hospital chains and the HMOs and the nursing home chains have poured into members of Congress' coffers

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Input: Can you say that the lawyers, the trial lawyers who appoint millions and millions of dollars into Democratic coffers in order to keep this, do you believe that this is healthy

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Input: Former Democratic Senator Bob Torricelli recently used cash remaining in his own campaign fund to back one of the Democratic presidential hopefuls

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Bob Torricelli


Input: But in the eyes of many Democrats, getting donations from Hollywood celebrities is priceless

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many Democrats

Hollywood celebrities


Input: It came in checks of $2,000 or less from about 22,000 Americans

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about 22,000 Americans


Input: He gave $2,000 to real candidate Dick Gephardt

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Input: What meathead you ask would donate to Dean

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What meathead

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Input: Dean also picked up two grand from Michael Douglas who can afford it now

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Input: John Edwards who raised more money in the first quarter than any other candidate got a thousand of it from half of Hollywood's version of regular people - actress Rita Wilson, who is married to Tom Hanks

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John Edwards who raised more money in the first quarter than any other candidate

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a thousand

actress Rita Wilson


Input: And Joe Lieberman who once told Hollywood to clean up his act, picked up $2,000 from "Will and Grace" star Debra Messing

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Input: And Monty Hall gave Lieberman $250, but maybe Lieberman will also get whatever is behind curtain two

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Input: Of nearly 22,000 people who gave money, 45 were from Iowa

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nearly 22,000 people who gave money


Input: Nearly every major candidate had more donors and raised more money in California than anywhere else

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Input: Even more important to campaigns than the people who give $2,000 are the people who get a lot of other people to give $2,000

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Input: And we want to have you back to find out if anyone in Hollywood is giving to the president

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Input: Seventy percent of the cases filed are told there's no payment

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Input: aol time warnerings our corporate parent, will get $750 million from microsoft

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Input: unfortunately, those same charitable organizations, those same charity committees that funnel the funds to needier palestinians, also serve to support terrorist attacks

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those same charitable organizations

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needier palestinians


Input: what's interesting, i mean, reading the article, basically a lot of the celebrities paid by him to attend charity functions

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a lot of the celebrities

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Input: that's one of the things that was most surprising to me was in learning that in one of the -- one major fund-raiser, for instance, honoring former president clinton, former president ford paid by mr. tonkin and sylvester stl loan was paid

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Input: one of them being an irs investigation into several million dollars worth of cash and gift that is he gave to many many hollywood celebrities

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many many hollywood celebrities


Input: he seeped a $960,000 buyout from the university

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Input: in turn, the iranian government has accused the bush administration of providing material support to the protesters

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Input: nike is hoping the phenom will help boost their sales of basketball shoes to that crucial team market

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Input: they only paid tiger woods $40 million for his deal coming out of stanford university

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Input: aol time warnerings our corporate parent, will get $750 million from microsoft

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Input: he seeped a $960,000 buyout from the university

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the university


Input: the gloved one claims the label has been releasing new albums and jackson five merchandise without giving him "a single dollar

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Input: if he doesn't claim his royalty, they'll donate them to an iraqi children's charity

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Input: unfortunately, those same charitable organizations, those same charity committees that funnel the funds to needier palestinians, also serve to support terrorist attacks

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those same charitable organizations

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Input: that's one of the things that was most surprising to me was in learning that in one of the -- one major fund-raiser, for instance, honoring former president clinton, former president ford paid by mr. tonkin and sylvester stl loan was paid

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Input: he seeped a $960,000 buyout from the university

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Input: reporter: if he doesn't claim his royalty, they'll donate them to an iraqi children's charity

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they

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Input: leung was hired by the fbi and paid almost $2 million over 20 years to spy on the chinese

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20 years


Input: according to "the washington post," the meeting degenerated into name-calling after jordan was offered $10 million in gratitude over the next five years

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the next five years


Input: aol time warnerings our corporate parent, will get $750 million from microsoft

get

aol time warner

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microsoft


Input: unfortunately, those same charitable organizations, those same charity committees that funnel the funds to needier palestinians, also serve to support terrorist attacks

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those same charity committees that funnel the funds to needier palestinians

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Input: what's interesting, i mean, reading the article, basically a lot of the celebrities paid by him to attend charity functions

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Input: that's one of the things that was most surprising to me was in learning that in one of the -- one major fund-raiser, for instance, honoring former president clinton, former president ford paid by mr. tonkin and sylvester stl loan was paid

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Input: one of them being an irs investigation into several million dollars worth of cash and gift that is he gave to many many hollywood celebrities

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Input: They because they got some better insurance policies and some better -- bonuses that they paid out at the end of the month and -- you know, it was a little better

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Input: Well,  um, I would- I would have to start- -- I would have to start, generally, in stating- -- stating what I think is the problem and -- -with the Middle East and what- For me, one of the major problems is the fact that -- the -- United States government gives so much aid to the state of Israel

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Input: Similar claims over US-based auctions were settled in an agreement struck in September 2000 for a total of 512 million dollars

settled

September 2000

512 million dollars


Input: It would be funded in two payments of 10 million dollars each upon preliminary and final court approval

payments

10 million dollars


Input: Four months later, the billionaire was sentenced to one year in prison and a 7.5-million-dollar fine over the price-fixing, which prosecutors said had cost clients of both firms 400 million dollars

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clients of both firms

both firms

400 million dollars


Input: Kommersant business daily joined in, declaring in a furious front-page headline: "The United States is demanding that Russia, France and Germany pay for the Iraqi war

pay

Russia

France

Germany


Input: I do not think that this will affect the elections unless Russia's failure in Iraq is presented as an issue of national security -- and has not been yet," said Viktor Kuvaldin of a research center funded by former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev

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a research center funded by former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev

former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev


Input: Best-selling novelist and "Jurassic Park" creator Michael Crichton has agreed to pay his fourth wife 31 million dollars as part of their divorce settlement, court documents showed Friday

pay

Best-selling novelist and "Jurassic Park" creator Michael Crichton

his fourth wife

31 million dollars


Input: The Daily Planet raised 3.5 million dollars (2.2 million US) in its initial public offering with one of the new 600 shareholders acquiring 1.0 million dollars worth of shares

acquiring

The Daily Planet

one of the new 600 shareholders

1.0 million dollars


Input: The report did not give the amount of the fine, but said it would be "exponentially larger" than the historic 10 million dollars Xerox paid the SEC last year

paid

10 million dollars

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the SEC

last year


Input: Because he is now in default MCI must now seize additional assets owned by Ebbers, to secure the loan

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MCI

Ebbers


Input: As those discussions were taking place behind the scenes, Fleischer told reporters that Turkey would lose a proposed $15 billion aid package unless it admits troops into the country for the Iraq conflict

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Turkey

Turkey

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Input: Refusing access to the troop deployment would mean Turkey would lose a US$15 billion U.S. aid package that Washington has offered to help cushion the country's economy if there is war

aid

Turkey

US$15 billion

Washington


Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

release

The EU

20 million euros (US$21.5 million

Iraq


Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

dip into

The EU

Iraq

250 million euros (US$269 million


Input: Welch also wants details on Jane Beasley Welch's salary, benefits, retirement plan and other compensation paid to her

paid

Jane Beasley Welch


Input: White House spokesman Ari Fleischer blamed Saddam Hussein's regime for slowing the flow of US$105 million in U.S. aid by placing mines in the port of Umm Qasr

aid

US$105 million

U.S


Input: But after drawn-out talks, President Vladimir Putin signed off on the loan, which will take effect this year, the World Bank said

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President Vladimir Putin

this year

the World Bank


Input: The World Bank first offered the loan in 1999, but disagreements over treatment kept the project on hold

loan

The World Bank


Input: The divorce settlement called for Giuliani to pay Hanover more than $6.8 million

pay

Giuliani

Hanover

$6.8 million


Input: Countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council have offered to donate money for the effort

donate

Countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council


Input: North Korea offered to drop its nuclear and missile programs in exchange for security guarantees and economic aid, according to U.S. officials

aid

North Korea


Input: Hanh, also a former member of the powerful Communist Party Central Committee, was convicted of receiving US$8,500 in bribes from Nam Cam's family to secure the crime boss' early release from labor camp in 1990s

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Hanh

Nam Cam's family


Input: The payment, if approved by the courts, would settle a slew of suits by clients over auctions held between 1993 and 2000 outside the United States, it said in a statement

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Input: Sotheby's said it would record the 20-million-dollar settlement as a special charge for 2002

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Sotheby's


Input: Under the terms of the settlement agreement, Sotheby's and Christie's will each pay 20 million dollars," said Sotheby's, which operates in 34 countries

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Christie's

20 million dollars


Input: Similar claims over US-based auctions were settled in an agreement struck in September 2000 for a total of 512 million dollars

settled

September 2000

512 million dollars


Input: It would be funded in two payments of 10 million dollars each upon preliminary and final court approval

payments

10 million dollars


Input: As part of the 11-billion-dollar sale of USA Interactive's film and television operations to the French media company in December 2001, USA Interactive received 2.5 billion dollars in preferred shares in Vivendi Universal Entertainment

received

USA Interactive

the French media company

December 2001

2.5 billion dollars


Input: Diller, 60, personally received a 1.5 percent stake in the business and had been touted as a likely candidate to run Vivendi Universal's entertainment unit in the United States if the troubled French media giant were broken up

received

Diller

1.5 percent

the business


Input: Kommersant business daily joined in, declaring in a furious front-page headline: "The United States is demanding that Russia, France and Germany pay for the Iraqi war

pay

Russia

France

Germany


Input: I do not think that this will affect the elections unless Russia's failure in Iraq is presented as an issue of national security -- and has not been yet," said Viktor Kuvaldin of a research center funded by former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev

funded

a research center funded by former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev

former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev


Input: British bank Barclays announced on Thursday it had agreed to buy Spanish rival Banco Zaragozano for 1.14 billion euros (1.29 billion dollars) in cash

British bank Barclays announced on Thursday it had agreed to buy Spanish rival Banco Zaragozano for 1.14 billion euros (1.29 billion dollars) in cash

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British bank Barclays

Spanish rival Banco Zaragozano

1.14 billion euros

1.29 billion dollars


Input: Because he is now in default MCI must now seize additional assets owned by Ebbers, to secure the loan

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MCI

Ebbers


Input: But both men observed an uneasy truce over US concerns about Russian aid to the nuclear program of Iran, whom Bush has labeled part of an "axis of evil" that also included Iraq and North Korea

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Russian

Iran, whom Bush has labeled part of an "axis of evil" that also included Iraq and North Korea


Input: There was no word on the fate of billions of dollars of Russian oil contracts in Iraq, whose oil industry is now under the administration of the United States and Britain in line with latest UN resolutions, which Russia was persuaded to back

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billions of dollars

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Iraq, whose oil industry is now under the administration of the United States and Britain in line with latest UN resolutions, which Russia was persuaded to back


Input: Refusing access to the troop deployment would mean Turkey would lose a US$15 billion U.S. aid package that Washington has offered to help cushion the country's economy if there is war

aid

Turkey

Turkey

US$15 billion

U.S

the country


Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

release

The EU

20 million euros (US$21.5 million

Iraq


Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

dip into

The EU

Iraq

250 million euros (US$269 million


Input: He also brought a check from Campbell to pay the fines and fees

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Input: Welch also wants details on Jane Beasley Welch's salary, benefits, retirement plan and other compensation paid to her

paid

Jane Beasley Welch


Input: White House spokesman Ari Fleischer blamed Saddam Hussein's regime for slowing the flow of US$105 million in U.S. aid by placing mines in the port of Umm Qasr

aid

US$105 million

U.S


Input: The World Food Program, a U.N. agency, said it would make its biggest single request for cash in its history	_  more than US$1 billion to help feed the war-stricken nation for about six months

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The World Food Program

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the war-stricken nation


Input: But after drawn-out talks, President Vladimir Putin signed off on the loan, which will take effect this year, the World Bank said

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this year


Input: The World Bank first offered the loan in 1999, but disagreements over treatment kept the project on hold

loan

The World Bank


Input: The divorce settlement called for Giuliani to pay Hanover more than $6.8 million

pay

Giuliani

Hanover

6.8 million


Input: Countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council have offered to donate money for the effort

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Countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council


Input: North Korea offered to drop its nuclear and missile programs in exchange for security guarantees and economic aid, according to U.S. officials

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North Korea


Input: The prime minister announced 700,000 dinars (US$7,000) in aid for victims and housing for those whose homes are declared uninhabitable

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The prime minister

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Input: The aid is designed to bolster Abbas by proving to the Palestinians that it is in their interest to pursue a moderate course in making peace with Israel

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Input: An initial expenditure of $300 million is being considered by the CIA, the offics responsible for attacks on Israelis

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$300 million

the CIA


Input: The Palestinian Authority already receives a little more than $1 billion a year from outside sources, principally from the European Union and the Arab League, although this includes the $200 million in American aid

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$200 million

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Input: The Palestinian Authority already receives a little more than $1 billion a year from outside sources, principally from the European Union and the Arab League, although this includes the $200 million in American aid

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the Arab League


Input: The Spanish government has planned to grant an aid package of 20 million euros (21.4 US dollars) to be divided evenly among Iran, Jordan, Syria and Turkey to provide shelters for possible Iraqi refugees flocking to those countries

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The Spanish government

20 million euros (21.4 US dollars

Iran

Jordan

Syria

Turkey

possible Iraqi refugees flocking to those countries


Input: It would be funded in two payments of 10 million dollars each upon preliminary and final court approval

payments

10 million dollars


Input: Four months later, the billionaire was sentenced to one year in prison and a 7.5-million-dollar fine over the price-fixing, which prosecutors said had cost clients of both firms 400 million dollars

cost

clients of both firms

both firms

400 million dollars


Input: Best-selling novelist and "Jurassic Park" creator Michael Crichton has agreed to pay his fourth wife 31 million dollars as part of their divorce settlement, court documents showed Friday

pay

Best-selling novelist and "Jurassic Park" creator Michael Crichton

his fourth wife

31 million dollars


Input: The Daily Planet raised 3.5 million dollars (2.2 million US) in its initial public offering with one of the new 600 shareholders acquiring 1.0 million dollars worth of shares

acquiring

The Daily Planet

one of the new 600 shareholders

1.0 million dollars


Input: The report did not give the amount of the fine, but said it would be "exponentially larger" than the historic 10 million dollars Xerox paid the SEC last year

paid

10 million dollars

Xerox

the SEC

last year


Input: The Chinese president expressed the hope that bilateral trade could be raised from its current level of 12 billion dollars a year to 20 billion dollars

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20 billion dollars


Input: The shorter Chinese route, a 2,400-kilometre project, would cost around half the Japanese pipeline, at 2.5 billion dollars (2.15 billion euros), and would need to transport just 20 million tonnes a year to be economic

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2.15 billion euros


Input: The total purchase cost is estimated at 300 billion yen (2.5 billion dollars), the business daily Nihon Keizai and news agency Jiji Press said

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Input: ``The particular package that we've been talking to them about was predicated on assistance and cooperation in any plan for the use of force against Iraq,'' Fleischer said

``The particular package that we've been talking to them about was predicated on assistance and cooperation in any plan for the use of force against Iraq,'' Fleischer said

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Input: Until Tuesday, the spokesman had suggested part of the package would be available to Turkey regardless of whether 62,000 American troops are allowed in the country

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Turkey


Input: Even so, officials said future aid for Turkey would not be ruled out, just the massive package under consideration now

Even so, officials said future aid for Turkey would not be ruled out, just the massive package under consideration now

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Turkey


Input: Refusing access to the troop deployment would mean Turkey would lose a US$15 billion U.S. aid package that Washington has offered to help cushion the country's economy if there is war

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Input: Refusing access to the troop deployment would mean Turkey would lose a US$15 billion U.S. aid package that Washington has offered to help cushion the country's economy if there is war

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Turkey

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Washington

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the country


Input: Diller was appointed interim CEO of Vivendi Universal's U.S.-based entertainment assets last year while Vivendi Universal concentrated on repaying a massive debt

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last year


Input: White House spokesman Ari Fleischer blamed Saddam Hussein's regime for slowing the flow of US$105 million in U.S. aid by placing mines in the port of Umm Qasr

aid

White House

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Umm Qasr

Umm Qasr


Input: The World Food Program, a U.N. agency, said it would make its biggest single request for cash in its history	_  more than US$1 billion to help feed the war-stricken nation for about six months

cash

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the war-stricken nation


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Input: The suit claims Iraqi officials provided money and training to convicted bomber Timothy McVeigh and conspirator Terry Nichols

provided money

Iraqi officials

convicted bomber Timothy McVeigh

conspirator Terry Nichols


Input: The North also likely wants aid for its economy, which has been crippled by the loss of Soviet subsidies and years of drought and mismanagement

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Soviet


Input: The North also likely wants aid for its economy, which has been crippled by the loss of Soviet subsidies and years of drought and mismanagement

aid

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Input: The divorce settlement called for Giuliani to pay Hanover more than $6.8 million

pay

Giuliani

Hanover

more than $6.8 million


Input: Hanh, also a former member of the powerful Communist Party Central Committee, was convicted of receiving US$8,500 in bribes from Nam Cam's family

receiving

Hanh

Hanh

Nam Cam's family


Input: Similar claims over US-based auctions were settled in an agreement struck in September 2000 for a total of 512 million dollars

settled

September 2000

512 million dollars


Input: It would be funded in two payments of 10 million dollars each upon preliminary and final court approval

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10 million dollars


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clients of both firms

both firms

400 million dollars


Input: Kommersant business daily joined in, declaring in a furious front-page headline: "The United States is demanding that Russia, France and Germany pay for the Iraqi war

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Russia

France

Germany


Input: I do not think that this will affect the elections unless Russia's failure in Iraq is presented as an issue of national security -- and has not been yet," said Viktor Kuvaldin of a research center funded by former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev

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former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev


Input: Best-selling novelist and "Jurassic Park" creator Michael Crichton has agreed to pay his fourth wife 31 million dollars as part of their divorce settlement, court documents showed Friday

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Best-selling novelist and "Jurassic Park" creator Michael Crichton

his fourth wife

31 million dollars


Input: The Daily Planet raised 3.5 million dollars (2.2 million US) in its initial public offering with one of the new 600 shareholders acquiring 1.0 million dollars worth of shares

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The Daily Planet

one of the new 600 shareholders

1.0 million dollars


Input: The report did not give the amount of the fine, but said it would be "exponentially larger" than the historic 10 million dollars Xerox paid the SEC last year

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10 million dollars

Xerox

the SEC

last year


Input: Because he is now in default MCI must now seize additional assets owned by Ebbers, to secure the loan

loan

MCI

Ebbers


Input: But both men observed an uneasy truce over US concerns about Russian aid to the nuclear program of Iran, whom Bush has labeled part of an "axis of evil" that also included Iraq and North Korea

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Russian

Iran, whom Bush has labeled part of an "axis of evil" that also included Iraq and North Korea


Input: As those discussions were taking place behind the scenes, Fleischer told reporters that Turkey would lose a proposed $15 billion aid package unless it admits troops into the country for the Iraq conflict

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Turkey

$15 billion


Input: Refusing access to the troop deployment would mean Turkey would lose a US$15 billion U.S. aid package that Washington has offered to help cushion the country's economy if there is war

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Turkey

US$15 billion

Washington


Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

release

The EU

20 million euros (US$21.5 million

Iraq


Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

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Iraq

250 million euros (US$269 million


Input: Diller was appointed interim CEO of Vivendi Universal's U.S.-based entertainment assets last year while Vivendi Universal concentrated on repaying a massive debt

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last year

Vivendi Universal


Input: Welch also wants details on Jane Beasley Welch's salary, benefits, retirement plan and other compensation paid to her

paid

Jane Beasley Welch


Input: White House spokesman Ari Fleischer blamed Saddam Hussein's regime for slowing the flow of US$105 million in U.S. aid by placing mines in the port of Umm Qasr

aid

US$105 million

U.S


Input: But after drawn-out talks, President Vladimir Putin signed off on the loan, which will take effect this year, the World Bank said

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President Vladimir Putin

this year

the World Bank


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loan

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Input: The suit claims Iraqi officials provided money and training to convicted bomber Timothy McVeigh and conspirator Terry Nichols

provided money

Iraqi officials

convicted bomber Timothy McVeigh

conspirator Terry Nichols


Input: The North also likely wants aid for its economy, which has been crippled by the loss of Soviet subsidies and years of drought and mismanagement

subsidies

Soviet


Input: The divorce settlement called for Giuliani to pay Hanover more than $6.8 million

pay

Giuliani

Hanover

$6.8 million


Input: Countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council have offered to donate money for the effort

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Countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council


Input: North Korea offered to drop its nuclear and missile programs in exchange for security guarantees and economic aid, according to U.S. officials

aid

North Korea


Input: Hanh, also a former member of the powerful Communist Party Central Committee, was convicted of receiving US$8,500 in bribes from Nam Cam's family to secure the crime boss' early release from labor camp in 1990s

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Nam Cam's family


Input: The only thing that being a UACC member means is that they paid membership dues

paid

UACC

they


Input: i remember once receiving a fifty cent check in an envelope with postage of at least half that amount for the great 17" monitor class action suit

receiving

i

fifty cent


Input: The Red Cross normally deducts 9% from all deductions for its administratice costs

deductions

The Red Cross


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you

they


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donation

your


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donations

it


Input: So that is the channel we chose for our own donation

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charity organizations making the the most efficient use of donated funds


Input: Money from private donations has been flowing into charitable relief organizations at an unprecedented rate, in some cases by millions of dollars per hour

donations

charitable relief organizations

millions of dollars


Input: Although the need for help is still continuing, some individual charities have announced that they have already received as much in donations as they can put to use for this effort

donations

some individual charities


Input: This is why we want to let you know that at this time, MSF estimates that we have received sufficient funds for our currently foreseen emergency response in South Asia

received

we

South Asia


Input: They also stated that there are lots of places in the world where they continue to work which needs plenty of help too - quite an important reminder because other needy areas of the world are getting less donations now

donations

lots of places in the world where they continue to work which needs plenty of help too

they


Input: So they didn't discourage donations to them per se, just not for this specific area

donations

them

this specific area


Input: I am the head of a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

raised

a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially


Input: the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others have all parked their money in film ventures and deals similar to ours

parked

the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others

the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others

Fred Smith of FEDEX

Norman Waitt Of Gateway

Jeff Skoll of Ebay

Roger Marino of EMC

Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store

Marc Cuban

others


Input: If I give him shares in my corporation in Feb 2004 of my S Corporation making him 30% shareholder, and I finally distributed profit this year, will the creditors attempt to that take money from him in 2005

take

the creditors

him


Input: It took six weeks before the USCF paid the guaranteed prizes the prize winners had won at the US Open

paid

six weeks

the USCF

the prize winners


Input: At scholastic tournaments, no cash prizes are paid

paid


Input: However, in adult tournaments, the players expect to receive their prizes, and to receive them immediately

receive


Input: The truth seems to me that the Israeli government got panicked when Saddam announced that he would reward the families of Palestinian suicide bombers with some 10 thousand dollars

reward

Saddam

the families of Palestinian suicide bombers

some 10 thousand dollars


Input: The only thing that being a UACC member means is that they paid membership dues

paid

a UACC member

UACC

UACC


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donation

I

the survivors of the tsunami


Input: I've heard mostly positive things about how the Red Cross is handling their donations, with a very high percentage of the donated funds going directly for relief and not for administrative expenses

donations

the Red Cross


Input: So that is the channel we chose for our own donation

donation

we


Input: Actually more of the money from your donation has a chance of going directly toward its intended purpose than any other charity

donation

your


Input: The Red Cross normally deducts 9% from all deductions for its administratice costs

deductions

The Red Cross


Input: It has announced that it will forego the 9% on donations earmarked for tsunami relief and that 100% of these funds will go directly toward aid

donations

it


Input: Money from private donations has been flowing into charitable relief organizations at an unprecedented rate, in some cases by millions of dollars per hour

donations

charitable relief organizations at an unprecedented rate, in some cases by millions of dollars per hour

millions of dollars


Input: Although the need for help is still continuing, some individual charities have announced that they have already received as much in donations as they can put to use for this effort

donations

some individual charities


Input: This is why we want to let you know that at this time, MSF estimates that we have received sufficient funds for our currently foreseen emergency response in South Asia

received

we

South Asia

South Asia


Input: So they didn't discourage donations to them per se, just not for this specific area

donations

them

this specific area

this specific area


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assistance

you

they


Input: No more government payments for aid to schools, environment, police, courts, Well fare, etc

payments

government

schools

police

courts


Input: It took six weeks before the USCF paid the guaranteed prizes the prize winners had won at the US Open

paid

six weeks

the USCF

the prize winners


Input: However, in adult tournaments, the players expect to receive their prizes, and to receive them immediately

receive

the players


Input: Of course, it is possible that someone could leave the board -without- ever having discussed being compensated by the board in the future, and that then the remaining members could, for good reason, hire that person

compensated

someone

the board

the future


Input: If the board cannot vote to give themselves present money, they cannot vote to give themselves future money either

give

the board

themselves


Input: If the board cannot vote to give themselves present money, they cannot vote to give themselves future money either

give

they

themselves


Input: It ought to be pretty obvious that it would be entirely contrary to the spirit of this for an active board member to be money after leaving the board

be

an active board member


Input: Of course it's in the bylaws that an active board member cannot be given money by the USCF while on the board

given

an active board member

the USCF


Input: Suppose, for example, there were to be a proposal to the effect that each EB member would be given $10,000 upon the expiration of his/her term

given

each EB member


Input: But if we are going to talk about realism, here is another realistic concern: I predict that, if, in fact, the rumors about the agenda for the Florida meeting prove true, and Marinello resigns as President and is hired as move coordinator, the immediate result of this is that Sam Sloan will file another lawsuit (or amend his current complaint) charging the USCF EB members with self-dealing, violation of the USCF's own bylaws, and every other thing, report us to the IRS, and demand that all USCF moneys which might be used to paid Marinello be frozen

paid

USCF

Marinello


Input: Another argument, which is better but still disturbing, is that, yes, this is an ethics violation, and maybe worse, but it would only hurt the USCF to talk about it, and that only troublemakers like Sam Sloan, Larry Parr, and, I suppose, me, would talk about it, since doing so will obstruct the federation's plans, cause us to pay legal expenses, run the risk of our being stuck without any office space at all, cause people not to loan us money, and so forth

loan

people

us


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the IMF

the bankrupt nation

the bankrupt nation


Input: The truth seems to me that the Israeli government got panicked when Saddam announced that he would reward the families of Palestinian suicide bombers with some 10 thousand dollars

reward

Saddam

the families of Palestinian suicide bombers

some 10 thousand dollars


Input: But the Police are funded from tax payer's money so we still end up paying

funded

the Police

the Police


Input: Thats the point I am making,we will pay and not the officers who fiited him up

pay

we

him


Input: When he is found to be not guilty,he will rightly be entitled to compensation,this will be paid by tax payers and not the corrupt police force of Kent

paid

he

he

tax payers

Kent


Input: The only thing that being a UACC member means is that they paid membership dues

paid

UACC

they


Input: i remember once receiving a fifty cent check in an envelope with postage of at least half that amount for the great 17" monitor class action suit

receiving

i

fifty cent


Input: Actually more of the money from your donation has a chance of going directly toward its intended purpose than any other charity

donation

your


Input: It has announced that it will forego the 9% on donations earmarked for tsunami relief and that 100% of these funds will go directly toward aid

donations

it


Input: So that is the channel we chose for our own donation

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the channel

we


Input: 9% in administrative costs would place the Red Cross among charity organizations making the the most efficient use of donated funds

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charity organizations making the the most efficient use of donated funds


Input: Money from private donations has been flowing into charitable relief organizations at an unprecedented rate, in some cases by millions of dollars per hour

donations

charitable relief organizations

millions of dollars


Input: Although the need for help is still continuing, some individual charities have announced that they have already received as much in donations as they can put to use for this effort

donations

they


Input: This is why we want to let you know that at this time, MSF estimates that we have received sufficient funds for our currently foreseen emergency response in South Asia

received

we

South Asia


Input: They also stated that there are lots of places in the world where they continue to work which needs plenty of help too - quite an important reminder because other needy areas of the world are getting less donations now

donations

lots of places in the world where they continue to work which needs plenty of help too

they


Input: So they didn't discourage donations to them per se, just not for this specific area

donations

them

this specific area


Input: I am the head of a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

raised

a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially


Input: the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others have all parked their money in film ventures and deals similar to ours

parked

the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others

the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others

Fred Smith of FEDEX

Norman Waitt Of Gateway

Jeff Skoll of Ebay

Roger Marino of EMC

Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store

Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner

others


Input: If I give him shares in my corporation in Feb 2004 of my S Corporation making him 30% shareholder, and I finally distributed profit this year, will the creditors attempt to that take money from him in 2005

take

the creditors

him


Input: It took six weeks before the USCF paid the guaranteed prizes the prize winners had won at the US Open

paid

six weeks

the USCF

the prize winners


Input: At scholastic tournaments, no cash prizes are paid

paid


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receive


Input: It's irrelevant because the REAL question is whether an active board member can, while on the board, arrange to be given money by the USCF

given

an active board member

the USCF


Input: Of course it's in the bylaws that an active board member cannot be given money by the USCF while on the board

given

an active board member

the USCF


Input: It ought to be pretty obvious that it would be entirely contrary to the spirit of this for an active board member to be money after leaving the board

money

an active board member


Input: Suppose, for example, there were to be a proposal to the effect that each EB member would be given $10,000 upon the expiration of his/her term

given

each EB member

term


Input: If the board cannot vote to give themselves present money, they cannot vote to give themselves future money either

give

the board

themselves

present


Input: If the board cannot vote to give themselves present money, they cannot vote to give themselves future money either

give

they

themselves

future


Input: If a board member makes such arrangements, it is clearly an ethics violation, clearly a violation of the bylaws, possibly endangers our tax-exempt status, and is possibly a violation of law as well

such

a board member

a board member


Input: Of course, it is possible that someone could leave the board -without- ever having discussed being compensated by the board in the future, and that then the remaining members could, for good reason, hire that person

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someone

the board

the future


Input: We pretty much know that Marinello, while on the board, has arranged to get future money from the USCF

get

Marinello

future

the USCF


Input: Another argument, which is better but still disturbing, is that, yes, this is an ethics violation, and maybe worse, but it would only hurt the USCF to talk about it, and that only troublemakers like Sam Sloan, Larry Parr, and, I suppose, me, would talk about it, since doing so will obstruct the federation's plans, cause us to pay legal expenses, run the risk of our being stuck without any office space at all, cause people not to loan us money, and so forth

money

people

us


Input: But if we are going to talk about realism, here is another realistic concern: I predict that, if, in fact, the rumors about the agenda for the Florida meeting prove true, and Marinello resigns as President and is hired as move coordinator, the immediate result of this is that Sam Sloan will file another lawsuit (or amend his current complaint) charging the USCF EB members with self-dealing, violation of the USCF's own bylaws, and every other thing, report us to the IRS, and demand that all USCF moneys which might be used to paid Marinello be frozen

frozen

USCF

Marinello


Input: Pitt gets $2000/year towards competition

gets

Pitt


Input: At SUNY Albany in NY, about as state school as you can get, we get about 500 less than what you're talking about at Pitt

get

SUNY Albany in NY

we

500 less than what you're talking about at Pitt


Input: The electricity that Enron produced was so exorbitant that the government decided it was cheaper not to buy electricity and pay Enron the mandatory fixed charges specified in the contract

pay

the government

Enron


Input: The truth seems to me that the Israeli government got panicked when Saddam announced that he would reward the families of Palestinian suicide bombers with some 10 thousand dollars

reward

the families of Palestinian suicide bombers

the families of Palestinian suicide bombers

some 10 thousand dollars


Input: If your organization is a charity, it is generally considered to be inappropriate, and in some jurisdictions, it is illegal to compensate board members for their service

compensate

a charity

some jurisdictions

board members


Input: However, Publication 557 does not explicitly prohibit compensation to directors

compensation

directors


Input: I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me to be similar to reimbursing a board member for a babysitter, which no one questions

reimbursing

a board member


Input: I wonder if you could make a case for paying someone to replace the board member so the board member can attend meetings

paying

you

someone


Input: It is legal, and it is done

it


Input: Transportation cost reimbursement, child care accommodation, provision of meals, etc., can be done either in-kind or in cash

reimbursement


Input: Take a look at any of the large student unions, they all pay their elected board members an honorarium, as do many of the large foundations

pay

their elected board members


Input: The only thing that being a UACC member means is that they paid membership dues

paid

UACC

they


Input: i remember once receiving a fifty cent check in an envelope with postage of at least half that amount for the great 17" monitor class action suit

receiving

i

fifty cent


Input: The Red Cross normally deducts 9% from all deductions for its administratice costs

deductions

The Red Cross


Input: Just give carefully. if you are going to give assistance then LOOK with suspicion at all they do it is better to keep your $$$

assistance

you

they


Input: Actually more of the money from your donation has a chance of going directly toward its intended purpose than any other charity

donation

your


Input: It has announced that it will forego the 9% on donations earmarked for tsunami relief and that 100% of these funds will go directly toward aid

donations

it


Input: So that is the channel we chose for our own donation

donation

the channel

we


Input: 9% in administrative costs would place the Red Cross among charity organizations making the the most efficient use of donated funds

donated

charity organizations making the the most efficient use of donated funds


Input: Money from private donations has been flowing into charitable relief organizations at an unprecedented rate, in some cases by millions of dollars per hour

donations

charitable relief organizations

millions of dollars


Input: Although the need for help is still continuing, some individual charities have announced that they have already received as much in donations as they can put to use for this effort

donations

some individual charities


Input: This is why we want to let you know that at this time, MSF estimates that we have received sufficient funds for our currently foreseen emergency response in South Asia

received

we

South Asia


Input: They also stated that there are lots of places in the world where they continue to work which needs plenty of help too - quite an important reminder because other needy areas of the world are getting less donations now

donations

They

lots of places in the world where they continue to work which needs plenty of help too


Input: So they didn't discourage donations to them per se, just not for this specific area

donations

them

this specific area


Input: I am the head of a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

raised

a company that raised an angel round of financing from a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially

a San Francisco angel investor who I never physically met initially


Input: the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others have all parked their money in film ventures and deals similar to ours

parked

the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others

the CEOS and execs of companies such as Fred Smith of FEDEX, Norman Waitt Of Gateway, Jeff Skoll of Ebay, Roger Marino of EMC, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Marc Cuban/Todd Wagner, and others

Fred Smith of FEDEX

Norman Waitt Of Gateway

Jeff Skoll of Ebay

Roger Marino of EMC

Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store

Marc Cuban

others


Input: If I give him shares in my corporation in Feb 2004 of my S Corporation making him 30% shareholder, and I finally distributed profit this year, will the creditors attempt to that take money from him in 2005

take

the creditors

him


Input: It took six weeks before the USCF paid the guaranteed prizes the prize winners had won at the US Open

paid

six weeks

the USCF

the prize winners


Input: At scholastic tournaments, no cash prizes are paid

paid


Input: However, in adult tournaments, the players expect to receive their prizes, and to receive them immediately

receive


Input: It ought to be pretty obvious that it would be entirely contrary to the spirit of this for an active board member to be money after leaving the board

be

an active board member


Input: Of course it's in the bylaws that an active board member cannot be given money by the USCF while on the board

given

an active board member

the USCF


Input: Suppose, for example, there were to be a proposal to the effect that each EB member would be given $10,000 upon the expiration of his/her term

given

each EB member


Input: If the board cannot vote to give themselves present money, they cannot vote to give themselves future money either

give

the board

themselves

present


Input: If the board cannot vote to give themselves present money, they cannot vote to give themselves future money either

give

they

themselves

future


Input: Of course, it is possible that someone could leave the board -without- ever having discussed being compensated by the board in the future, and that then the remaining members could, for good reason, hire that person

compensated

someone

the board

the future


Input: But if we are going to talk about realism, here is another realistic concern: I predict that, if, in fact, the rumors about the agenda for the Florida meeting prove true, and Marinello resigns as President and is hired as move coordinator, the immediate result of this is that Sam Sloan will file another lawsuit (or amend his current complaint) charging the USCF EB members with self-dealing, violation of the USCF's own bylaws, and every other thing, report us to the IRS, and demand that all USCF moneys which might be used to paid Marinello be frozen

paid

USCF

Marinello


Input: Another argument, which is better but still disturbing, is that, yes, this is an ethics violation, and maybe worse, but it would only hurt the USCF to talk about it, and that only troublemakers like Sam Sloan, Larry Parr, and, I suppose, me, would talk about it, since doing so will obstruct the federation's plans, cause us to pay legal expenses, run the risk of our being stuck without any office space at all, cause people not to loan us money, and so forth

loan

people

us


Input: Pitt gets $2000/year towards competition

gets

Pitt


Input: At SUNY Albany in NY, about as state school as you can get, we get about 500 less than what you're talking about at Pitt

get

SUNY Albany in NY

we

about 500 less than what you're talking about at Pitt


Input: Bechtel Corporation?s took control of the water system of Cochabamba, Bolivia's third-largest city in 2000 under a privatization program dictated by the IMF as a stipulation for loan payments to the bankrupt nation

loan

the IMF

the bankrupt nation


Input: The electricity that Enron produced was so exorbitant that the government decided it was cheaper not to buy electricity and pay Enron the mandatory fixed charges specified in the contract

pay

the government

Enron


Input: The truth seems to me that the Israeli government got panicked when Saddam announced that he would reward the families of Palestinian suicide bombers with some 10 thousand dollars

reward

Saddam

the families of Palestinian suicide bombers

some 10 thousand dollars


Input: Board Member Compensation

Compensation

Board Member


Input: However, Publication 557 does not explicitly prohibit compensation to directors

compensation

directors


Input: I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me to be similar to reimbursing a board member for a babysitter, which no one questions

reimbursing

a board member


Input: I wonder if you could make a case for paying someone to replace the board member so the board member can attend meetings

paying

you

someone


Input: It is legal, and it is done

it


Input: Take a look at any of the large student unions, they all pay their elected board members an honorarium, as do many of the large foundations

pay

their elected board members


Input: Of course outspoken organizations such as Planned Parenthood, which gives a lot of money to Democrats, will fight with everything they've got to keep the Democratic platform as liberal as possible

gives

Planned Parenthood

Democrats

Democrats


Input: Liberal feminist organizations rushed to Yates' defense, most notably the National Organization for Women, which provided money for her defense fund and held candlelight vigils

provided

the National Organization for Women, which provided money for her defense fund and held candlelight vigils

her


Input: Taylor Ostergaard, then 17, and Lindsey Jo Zellitte, 18, paid the judgment on Thursday after a small claims court ruling by La Plata County Court Judge Doug Walker, a court clerk said on Friday

paid

Taylor Ostergaard

Lindsey Jo Zellitte

Thursday


Input: The pair were ordered to pay $871.70 plus $39 in court costs after neighbor Wanita Renea Young, 49, filed a lawsuit complaining that the unsolicited cookies, left at her house after the girls knocked on her door, had triggered an anxiety attack that sent her to the hospital the next day

pay

The pair

court


Input: The single largest political donor in the second half of 2004 was Sheila C. Johnson, of the Plains, who made five contributions totaling $320,490

contributions

the second half of 2004

Sheila C. Johnson, of the Plains, who made five contributions totaling $320,490

the Plains


Input: You know we've come along way when African Americans aren't just winning elected office, as former Gov. Douglas Wilder did, but they're bankrolling candidates for office-- white candidates for office

bankrolling

they

candidates for office

white candidates for office


Input: Johnson's donations last year included $287,490 for Domocratic gubernatorial hopeful Tim Kaine

donations

Johnson

last year

Domocratic gubernatorial hopeful Tim Kaine