The rising cost of insuring and maintaining the opulent houses in which many of the chapter members live has made subscriptions so large that only the rich can afford them.

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Organized as the Delta of Tennessee Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society that December, the chapter inducted its first student members on April 4, 1953.

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The Madison chapter has about 2, 200 members.

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In fact, the negotiating committee had seven members from the America West chapter and two from the the east.

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This transaction is an exciting new chapter for Dell, our customers and team members.

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Beforehand, connect with the chapter president, who can introduce you to members.

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Anger over the name change, which was supposed to take effect this month, came from members of the local Gilda's Club chapter, fans of Radner who saw it as a slight to a woman who confronted cancer with dignity and humor, leaders of other clubs who reaffirmed their commitment to keeping the name, as well as Radner's husband, actor Gene Wilder.

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In an unedifying end to this gripping chapter in the assembly's history scuffles broke out between members outside the chamber after his re-election.

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"The creative team in front of and behind the camera have delivered a riveting 13-chapter narrative that we're proud to present to Netflix members today, " said Ted Sarandos, Chief Content Officer, Netflix.

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All 25 EU members must agree that Turkey has met every condition in each chapter for that bit of the negotiation to be closed.

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