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She said it the expense would be "the greatest bargain since the Louisiana Purchase".
The expense would be borne by the landlords and the city, which is facing a $576 million budget shortfall.
The cost would be $40 billion to $70 billion, but the expense would be temporary, Mr. McDermott said.
P. J. Crowley, a Defense Department spokesman, said the expense would be measured in hours rather than dollars.
But the expense would be well worth it if it prevents a new wave of homelessness and sustains the Gulf restoration project through turbulent economic times.
Dr. Frieden said some of the expense would be covered simply through eliminating duplication or contradictory work by different city agencies.
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The expenses would be shared by both nations.
But I cannot be going up and down to the north all the time – the expenses would be too much.
The expenses would be borne by the local government setting up the zone, although it could channel state and federal money to the project.
His business partners have called him in to ask him if he would let them have dinner with him and his girl friend as partners the expenses would be charged to the firm.
After being assured by Tricare, the Defense Department health insurance system, that the expenses would be covered, the Gansners were recently notified that Tricare denied payment because Bryan is no longer on active duty.
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