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Now Yankees fans, who watched Matsui for years, will get a firsthand look at how different they are.

Under this scheme, any student attending a public school that is failed by state examiners in any two of four consecutive years will get a voucher (called a scholarship) worth around $3,800 to spend at parental discretion.

A year costs around $60, while users who sign up for two years will get a discount.

The tradeoff is that York's earnings for 2002 and future years will get a boost of about 60 cents per share, because it will no longer be taking goodwill amortization charges.

For example, a family of four making $50,000 a year will get a tax cut of about $800 in 2002 and $1,017 in 2006.

A single mother with two children working full time for minimum wage — about $14,000 a year — will get a credit of $1,735 with the Obama extension; without, she would get only $263.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said at a news conference Thursday that "what it means is that there is a whole bunch of kids that at least for one year will get a terrible education that they'll probably never recover from".

Many families with incomes between $40,000 and $300,000 a year will get a $350 tax refund, conveniently scheduled to arrive next October, a few weeks before the governor and lawmakers are up for re-election.

In addition, NHS staff in Scotland earning under £21,000 a year will get a £300 rise.

Citigate Cunningham Recruiter of the year will get a Volkswagen Beetle; next year's winner gets a Jeep Wrangler.

Yes, it is a wonderful thing that South Africa could stage the World Cup, and that Brazil, after 64 years, will get to be host to a second World Cup next year.