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Discover Ludwig"leftover funds" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to money that was allocated for a particular purpose or activity but not used. For example, "The committee decided to donate the leftover funds to charity after the event was cancelled."
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They can leave any leftover funds to heirs.
However, they will be able to use any leftover funds for graduate school.
Hopefully they'll use the leftover funds to hire some more women.
A spokesman for Mr. Bayh said that the leftover funds would be used as intended by donors.
Any leftover funds will be donated to the national campaigning organisation, Australian Marriage Equality, said the artists.
Any leftover funds can be saved for a future trip, he added, since the card never expires.
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The leftover funding rolled over into STRATIM.
The leftover funding has rolled over, but Behr does think Stratim may raise money again at some point.
An NIH representative says that some of the additional $41.5 million could come from leftover funding from the National Children's Study (NCS), a controversial plan to follow the health of 100,000 children for 21 years that NIH canceled in December.
Facing severe backlash from schools and subsequent discussions with Mayor Michael Bloomberg, officials from the New York Department of Education compromised to take 30percentt of leftover funding instead, the New York Daily News reported.
In 2000, Mr. Vasquez transferred $100,000 in leftover campaign funds to the Republican Party.
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