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The winner will be revealed on the telecast Saturday; the other four will receive smaller grants.
Hundreds of other employees of the investment banking unit will receive smaller incentives.
However, without a job she had to start taking her benefits early, which means that she will receive smaller monthly checks for the rest of her life.
He is giving the bulk of his fortune to Mr Gates rather than to the foundations of his children and his late wife, which will receive smaller amounts.
Taking benefits early helps beneficiaries in the near term, but it also means they will receive smaller benefit checks for the rest of their lives.
PAGE A3 Less Aid for College Students Under the new federal rules for financial aid that take effect next fall, many college students will receive smaller Pell Grants, the nation's primary scholarship for low-income students.
This winter, about a thousand participants in the company's energy-conservation program will receive small plug-in boxes that glow red when power demand peaks, urging them to turn off space heaters, defer dishwasher runs, or otherwise save electricity.
The Series A and Series B investors will receive small adjustments to offset their dilution.
That change now effectively values the company at $2 billion in its Series C round, and earlier investors will receive small adjustments to offset the dilution.
Community organizations and Duke research partners interested in working with the CTSI's Community Engagement Core will receive small planning awards of $1,500 and guidance on developing impactful community-research partnerships and planning collaborative population health improvement research proposals.
Postdocs holding first- or second-year Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards will receive small increases in their stipends this year, and NIH has announced a rise in the institutional allowances that pay for all NRSA fellows' health insurance and certain other ancillary expenses, even in a climate of very tight budgets.
