To be so organised, so confident, so relaxed that either you have no need for top-up makeup and a disparate wodge of Leon receipts, or that you had enough time before this fabulous summer party to go home first, where you took a leisurely shower and dropped off your day tote before making your way into town with nothing but a bag the size of a kitten to weigh you down.
The second, more substantive, proposal is to reduce the need for top-ups in the first place.In this section How deep and how long?
They use January almost like a safety net should they need to top up their squad for any reason - although if that rare chance to sign a player of the highest quality becomes available they are at the ready".
The state would need to top up payments right away for 28 of the poorest school districts, at a total cost of $246m.
They also argued that there may be further benefits of receiving EMA for those who would have continued in education without it, such as improved attendance, or more study time for students who did not need to top up their income with part-time work.
She has plenty of her own ignorant and partisan commentariat opining that "money isn't the problem, it needs reform" – calling for top-ups and private insurance.
At last, the new administration is waking up to the need for top officials to live up to the high ethical standards set by the president.
Page A30 THE COST OF CREDIBILITY The new administration is waking up to the need for top officials to live up to the standards set by the president -- like paying their taxes.
No need for top of the line.
Slathering your lips with balm is supposed to protect them – but is the need for constant top-ups a sign that products aren't quite as moisturising as you're led to think?
Traditionally, this was the flipside of dipping in and out of jobs, but in the new world of zero-hours working, the need for income top-ups can also reflect employers' caprice.
