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...program will then cover 75% of drug costs up to a maximum of $2,250. At that point, because of the budget restriction, a gap in coverage (known in Washington as a "doughnut hole") occurs. The next $2,850 in prescription-drug bills must be paid out of pocket. But once out-of-pocket expenses reach $3,600, the catastrophic provision kicks in, and Medicare pays 95% of any remaining costs (see chart above...
Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Wine Book...
...Crimson—except your roommate snagged the one in your door-basket because he or she actually gets up in the morning. And, of course, every time something memorable happens, you never seem to have a camera handy. If nothing else, think of the blackmailing potential of a pocket camera...
...scratching that is rife with under-the-table payouts. Winning office is expensive?political analysts estimate that Roh's campaign cost at least $125 million, more than that of U.S. President George W. Bush?but tough campaign-financing laws limit the money that can be raised legally from deep-pocket contributors to $208,000 each. Says Roh Kwan Kyu, budget and accounting committee chairman for the Millennium Democratic Party (under whose banner Roh ran for the presidency): "It would be extremely difficult to get elected within the legal amount of money that is allowed...
...many qualities: young perpetrators, usually acting without organization, lashing out at people and sacred places. Their motivations vary, but through their action they share a desire to keep Europe's deepest wounds unhealed. 6 P.M., SATURDAY ROME A 22-year-old unemployed man put his BB gun in his pocket, hopped in his car and went looking for a Roma to shoot. Angry about being out of work, angry about the recent burglary of his apartment, he blamed it all on the Roma, 150,000 of whom live on the margins of Italian society. The man found his target...