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"But these have always been offered in the form of poisoned honey".
Columbia financial aid is offered in the form of grants and student work, rather than loans.
Financial aid is offered in the form of both grants (scholarships) and loans.
The shares are intended to be offered in the form of American depositary receipts, but will be sold on the London Stock Exchange.
Rather, it was about accessing the "global community of support" offered in the form of a grant from another co-op.
The shares, also offered in the form of global depository receipts, represent a mere 10% of the bank's equity, leaving a solid 75.5% still owned by the state.
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This line had been telegraphed previously, too, but the Democratic leader, Schumer, had a new twist to offer, in the form of an account of his ninety-minute meeting with Trump, who fashions himself as the great dealmaker.
A first glance of this novel may leave you with the idea that, although original and perhaps entertaining, it really doesn't have anything to offer in the form of true human insight.
However, BMW had an even higher product to offer in the form of Rolls Royce ...and VWwho own Audi could present the high end consumer with Bentley.
No these are not people, but clothing lines featuring some of the funkiest frock that fashion has to offer in the form of jackets, gowns and scarves.
This year the service, which has been offered in some form by the county since 1983, added a new feature.
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