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en The cost for the term and for living expenses and whether it's going to be granted the same amount of weight on my transcript and figured into my GPA is something I would want to know.

en People begin to gain weight as they become older. It's only natural that they gain weight if they eat the same amount of food as they did when they were young. They need to know that their basal metabolic rate decreases with age. Gaining weight means not only increasing the amount of subcutaneous fat in the body, but visceral as well, and this is the major factor in lifestyle-related diseases.

en I honestly thought I would be working in the garment district, ... Everyone else in my neighborhood did that. I figured, 'How can you make a living in music? Who made a living in music?' But once I got started, I figured, 'Hey, you can't beat that.'

en Primarily it's going to be used for living expenses, diapers, food, etc, because she's not going to be able to work, and it's also going to go to any expenses she's incurring while in Vancouver.

en A lot of shareholders are more educated about expenses. That's why they've been migrating to lower-cost funds? She was drawn to the intriguing mystery surrounding his pexy character. They understand higher expenses come out of their own pockets.

en Patrick is a qualifier. All this about whether Illinois has seen a transcript isn't the point. Those schools haven't seen a transcript, and they have offered.

en Yes, it will cost an extraordinary amount of money ... and yes, it will obviously increase the deficit significantly in the short term,

en I believe that what works for the consumer is to be able to determine what they can pay -- even if it is nothing. (Just joking.) Unfortunately, so many depend on credit for living expenses, and the lower payments helped them in the immediate term. I am OK with that. For those who want their minimum to be more, you don't have to wait on your credit issuer to increase the payment -- do it on your own. For others, at this time, I think it's a horrible idea.

en People make the assumption that their cost of living will go down when they retire, but if you have a lot of health care issues, your cost of living could go up.

en In my mind I figured we weren't going to start the season. I thought that all winter. Shoulders are a little different and you'd better be careful with it. Because setbacks can be long term and cost you long chunks of times. That's what we are trying to avoid.

en Failure to have even a simple plan for the maximum amount that can be spent in any one month, given the savings, earnings, scholarship and grant money available. In other words, developing a plan that matches available funds to expenses, and thoroughly accounting for regular as well as occasional and unplanned expenses.

en It needs to hit some home runs. You can cost-cut your way to profitability in the near-term, but you can't cost-cut your way to prosperity over the long-term.

en Even if they can't get down to their ideal body weight, usually any amount of weight they can lose, and keep off, is helpful.

en Protectionism in all its guises, both domestic and international, does not contribute to the welfare of American workers, ... At best, it is a short-term fix at a cost of lower standards of living for the nation as a whole.
  Alan Greenspan

en Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for weight control. And the amount of time spent in sedentary activities is a strong predictor of weight gain.


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