And tax laws and loopholes have permitted a shadow campaign network of Republican-leaning nonprofit groups to collect a flood of anonymous donations and spend it widely.
The birds spend the winter widely spread out in the open ocean, though there is a tendency for individuals from different colonies to overwinter in different areas.
The spend has been widely seen as as a way to solidify marginal seats along the north Queensland coast and win back the seat of Herbert, which is currently held by Labor.
The amount a production is willing or able to spend on housing varies widely, as well.
Walrus, which range widely and spend much of their time underwater, are notoriously hard to count.
The time projects spend in incubation varies widely, from as little as two months to nearly five years, indicating significant diversity in the efforts required for Podlings to become viable projects.
Erotic lactation is widely practiced, but not widely discussed unless spend your time trolling the sorted web forums where milk fetishists of the world unite.
In the years between his schooling, he traveled widely, spending much time west of the Mississippi River, and he made a specialty of depicting Native Americans, cowboys, soldiers, horses, and other aspects of life on the plains.
In the most famous case, America's tax breaks allow it in effect to hire the world's most successful businessman, Bill Gates, as its agent for good works, buying the public the benefit of his acumen.Faith and hope, tooThe Gates Foundation spends on causes widely agreed to be good, and supported by the public purse through other means.
Which poses this question: How did a seasoned reporter who spent years writing widely read minibiographies of top Washington officials -- people like ROGER AILES and ELLIOTT ABRAMS -- end up penning 50-word squibs about such subjects as two young women, each bearing gifts, screaming at each other outside a congressman's home?
