This should be taken by executive action, without the necessity of congressionally imposed deadlines or funding cutoffs.

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There are six different income cutoffs at which you are phased out of the right to contribute or to roll over.

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"Most 50 mile races typically have 12, 13, 14-hour time cutoffs, " said Posner, 50, who will complete his 45th marathon-or-longer distance when he takes to the trails on Saturday.

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The payoff from peace is realized not just from the absence of mass killing and destruction of property and vital infrastructure but also in the avoidance of trade cutoffs and imposition of insurance and debt premiums.

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Students should consider applying to some of the 65 colleges that have pledged to offer financial support that does not involve taking on debt to students from families with household incomes below certain cutoffs, Carroll suggests.

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But the WHO has kept standard cutoffs.

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These can range from cutoffs of financial flows to ruling elites, to the establishment of rump trade corridors, to multinational trustee arrangements--say, for public health--that can ameliorate the worst suffering while not being rejected by the incumbent rulers as a threat to their power.

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The final cutoffs: Pick no team seeded lower than No. 8 to reach the Final Four (only two of 96 have ever done it), and none seeded lower than No. 6 to reach the championship game (none have done it since 1985, when eighth-seeded Villanova made its memorable run to the title).

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