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Call for Stricter Controls: European Commissioner Wants Greater Say in National Budgets
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Bigger Business Than Thought: German Football Industry Generates Over 5 Billion Euros Per Year The Right-Wing Revolutionaries: Tea Party Movement Mirrors a Deeply Divided America Police Reel in Unlucky Robber: Thief Caught With Fish Hooks in Backside Call for Stricter Controls: European Commissioner Wants Greater Say in National Budgets
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Call for Stricter Controls: European Commissioner Wants Greater Say in National Budgets
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Bigger Business Than Thought: German Football Industry Generates Over 5 Billion Euros Per Year The Right-Wing Revolutionaries: Tea Party Movement Mirrors a Deeply Divided America Police Reel in Unlucky Robber: Thief Caught With Fish Hooks in Backside Call for Stricter Controls: European Commissioner Wants Greater Say in National Budgets
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Okay, here we go: I tag Budgets Are Sexy since he's the only male PF blogger I follow.
pfblogs.org: The Ad-Free Personal Finance Blogs Aggregator Green is the New Black 2009
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Budgets were routinely busted and modified under Adrian Fenty and Allen Lew, Turque writes, and Kwame Brown wants more clarity and consistency from new agency head Ollie Harper about what work will be done and when.
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It is just dumb for anyone to entertain any thought that LIBERALS in Govt. will ever allow Costs (and Budgets) to ever go down!!! from HC Townhalls: Steny Hoyer (D-MD) edition.
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Budgets are also ways in which we can set our boundaries around money—the rules that we set up for ourselves in order to maintain a semblance of control over how we spend and allocate our financial resources.
Lighten Up Peter Walsh 2011
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Budgets for U.S. spy agencies have more than doubled in the decade since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
Federal Budget 2012: Agency-by-agency analysis washingtonpost.com 2011
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"Budgets are just a series of tough choices, and this budget is probably one of the toughest we had to face," USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack.
Federal Budget 2012: Agency-by-agency analysis washingtonpost.com 2011
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