Word: totality
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...million in cash (not pledges) from non-federal sources in order to receive a grant of $750,000 from the NEA. While the maximum award under the challenge program is currently $1 million, which would require the recipient organization to raise $3 million in matching funds for a total principal of $4 million, the maximum award is set by the NEA, based on its evaluation of the organizations that apply and on its congressional appropriation, before the organization is permitted to begin fundraising. Indeed, with a $5 million endowment goal, ART applied for the maximum amount, but the grant awarded...
...addition to the $1 million awarded through the two Challenge grants, ART has received over the past nine years a total of roughly $1.5 million in professional company grants and $400,000 through a variety of special programs, for an average of roughly $200,000 per year. Beginning in fiscal year 1986-87, ART is also receiving, through the Ongoing Ensembles program of the NEA, funding which could total $800,000 over five years...
...Dear countrymen, appreciated comrades of the armed forces, we have left our barracks in defense of the dignity and the honor of the armed forces, for the full and total unification of the ruling Colorado Party, for the initiation of democratization in Paraguay, for the respect of human rights and for the defense of our Roman Catholic religion...
With proponents from the not-so-liberal boutique of the Harvard Economics Department, the flexible freeze would allow total federal spending to increase at the same rate as inflation. Revenue increases from expected economic growth over the next five years, Lindsey and other Bush economists say, will meet expenditures by 1992, thus balancing the budget...
...balanced budget, he also told voters last year he wanted to be the "education" president, and has hinted at more spending for child care programs and other new federal policies. Under a flexible freeze, Bush would have to cut equal amounts of spending in other areas to keep total spending frozen at inflationary levels...