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disburse the funds
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The charity will disburse more than $2 million in assistance.
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With the Barbours, my lack of pocket money had been a continual worry; having always to hit Mrs. Barbour up for lunch money, lab fees at school, and other small expenses had occasioned dread and anxiety quite out of proportion to the sums she carelessly disbursed.† (source)
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It will be months, probably years before Mr. Hubbard's money is finally disbursed, and as of right now we really don't know who'll get it.† (source)
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He drafted reports to Congress, sent off letters to various agents of Congress in France who had been drawing exorbitant bills on the commission, directing them to start providing regular account of their disbursements, and warning that they could be running up debts beyond available funds.† (source)
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To Hussain, Mortenson disbursed an additional five hundred dollars, so he could have the engine of the aging Land Cruiser that had logged so many miles overhauled.† (source)
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I want everyone in bed with the lights out by nine o'clock," he called out to his players who slowly disbursed.† (source)
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I found on further investigation that this was so, or at least there was an agreement between him and my aunt that he should account to her for all his disbursements.† (source)
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We all knew how Mom had reacted to Papaw's death, but Mamaw's death created new pressures: It was time to wind down the estate, figure out Mamaw's debts, dispose of her property, and disburse what remained.† (source)
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In its never-resting concern for its guests, a thoughtful management had decided to add another amusing gadget to the collection in the main social room—purchased at a price we do not care to estimate, but that must have been considerable, a handsome disbursement on the part of the administration of this highly recommended institution.† (source)
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Odysseus disburseth with Penelope.† (source)disburseth = pays outstandard suffix: Today, the suffix "-th" is replaced by "-s", so that where they said "She disburseth" in older English, today we say "She disburses."
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"The moneys your Lordship disbursed for our person will be made good from our own treasury," said Caspian.† (source)
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A committee of his political party has besought him for a hundred or two of dollars, in addition to his previous disbursements, towards carrying on the fall campaign.† (source)
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I am not furnished with the present money; Besides I have some business in the town: Good Signior, take the stranger to my house, And with you take the chain, and bid my wife Disburse the sum on the receipt thereof; Perchance I will be there as soon as you.† (source)
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The actual conduct of foreign negotiations, the preparatory plans of finance, the application and disbursement of the public moneys in conformity to the general appropriations of the legislature, the arrangement of the army and navy, the directions of the operations of war, these, and other matters of a like nature, constitute what seems to be most properly understood by the administration of government.† (source)
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So also he disbursed three hundred francs for a wooden leg that she thought proper to make a present of to Hippolyte.† (source)
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