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TAX BREAKS A couple of tax breaks may defray costs.

While a major advantage of the commercial plate was the lyophilized drug of each concentration in the prefilled wells, and the ease of implementation into a laboratory already performing TB culture, similar in-house platforms could be developed that may ultimately defray cost.

Allowing more out-of-state students into the universities to defray costs also may not be as unpopular with voters as some state lawmakers believe, Schnur said.

Given that the cost of treating MDR-TB may be 100 times more expensive than drug-susceptible TB, the decision to extend or shorten treatment, in some cases upward of 24 months, may defray the cost of FDG-PET/CT in certain well-resourced settings.

Baker said if the homes in which boomers raised their families are too big for them in retirement, they may take in housemates to help defray costs and have extra income.

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is swimming in debt and the agency that runs it may be forced to increase tolls to defray costs.

The State Department prizes the program as a way to reach young people abroad who may not be able to afford travel to the United States without work here to defray costs.

Donations from individuals and corporations usually defray costs.

The purses usually offer only enough to defray costs.

The money is expected to principally defray costs of education programs and neuropsychological testing for athletes.

Mr. Nesmith said he hopes to identify 100 founding members to defray costs and provide support.