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She says that U.S. agricultural subsidies are unfair to tax payers and the developing world.
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It is these government checks, or subsidies, that keep corn and soybean prices low. (source)subsidies = economic aid
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Bhutan, which under the 1865 Treaty of Sinchulu ceded border land to Britain; and Britain, which in exchange for that land provided Bhutan an annual subsidy, and under whose influence Bhutan's monarchy was established in 1907.† (source)
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A mutually agreed time tax had been enacted, such that a portion of the income and toil of those who had recently arrived on the island would go to those who had been there for decades, and this time tax was tapered in both directions, becoming a smaller and smaller sliver as one continued to reside, and then a larger and larger subsidy thereafter.† (source)
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Tenants paid 30 percent of their income in rent, and the rest was made up by federal rent subsidies.† (source)
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Historical events like signing the Constitution come along only once every few hundred years, and no matter how you sliced it, debating farm subsidies for tobacco farmers or talking about the "Red influence" was never going to cut it.† (source)
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My bankrupt diet of government-subsidized sugar-and-starch-laden food was a contributing factor, but I was also an OASIS addict, so the only exercise I usually got back then was running away from bullies before and after school.† (source)subsidized = supported by providing money or other economic aidstandard suffix: The suffix "-ize" converts a word to a verb. This is the same pattern you see in words like apologize, theorize, and dramatize.
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The existing antipoverty program, built around food subsidies, was inefficient and served the needs mostly of food companies.† (source)subsidies = economic aid
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Mae laughed at everything Annie said, and it kept Mae's mind off the meets, where she, unlike Annie, had to win, or at least do well, to justify the subsidy the college had provided her.† (source)
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And I only work at the stupid labs to subsidize my school ...† (source)subsidize = to support by providing money or other economic aid
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It was a standing joke that he was so keen on subsidizing the revolution that he expropriated himself and organized strikes at his own plants.† (source)subsidizing = supporting by providing money or other economic aid
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The state subsidizes the cost with taxpayers' money just so that the prices aren't prohibitive.† (source)subsidizes = supports by providing money or other economic aid
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There was talk of Pell Grants, subsidized loans, unsubsidized loans, scholarships, and something called "work-study."† (source)subsidized = supported by providing money or other economic aid
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Other proposals have been self-serving and unlikely to have much impact, like subsidies and tax cuts for manufacturers (the benefits of which go disproportionately to the owners of factories, not to the workers, who still must compete with legions of ever-cheaper robots).† (source)subsidies = economic aid
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She couldn't have provided for us and kept up the house without that subsidy.† (source)
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I subsidize no pictures but pretty pictures.† (source)subsidize = to support by providing money or other economic aid
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