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The preliminary tally gave Mr. Karzai 54.6percentt vote the vote, comfortably above the 50percentt required to win the election outright, but the audit, which will deduct fraudulent votes from each candidate, could reduce his margin, triggering a runoff.

But only cards carrying a fixed value -- as opposed to those that allow unlimited passage for a certain amount of time -- will work in the PATH turnstiles, which will deduct $1.50.

But first the state will appoint a conservator and hire lawyers, the costs of which will be deducted from your estate and ultimately decide how your money is passed on, said Edythe M. DeMarco, first vice president at Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management.

How those families will fare under the new fund's guidelines is still not clear, because most of them are the beneficiaries of generous death benefits and pensions, which will be deducted from the fund's awards.

It's terming this a membership program, and charging $50 per member — which will be deducted from any purchase when the campaign does launch.

The owner of the car is responsible for the price of gas, which will be deducted from the owner's total earnings each month.

So if, for example, your daughter gets a job paying £20,000 a year before tax, HM Revenue & Customs will deduct 9% of £5,000, which is £450 a year or £37.50 a month.

And they will deduct a certain amount for each aspect of product delivery that does not fit specifications, which can quickly add up to thousands of dollars.