benefactor

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• Those subsidies will soon end as its benefactors start making more and more of their own EVs.

• It ensnared freelancers like writers, musicians, and others who gig for a living and get paid by multiple benefactors.

• The insurer has refused to identify the benefactor other than to say it was not a person or company doing business with the plan.

• The company is among the top business benefactors of the pandemic, which has displaced millions of workers from office buildings and sped up digital transformation.

• While the share of the company’s loans that lead to lawsuits may seem low, they said the rate is far higher than that of its peers — particularly for a lender that paints itself as a flexible benefactor.

• He used to pay $55, says Abu Omar, but wages were cut recently because the benefactor could not afford to continue at that rate.

• Her benefactor is simply “him,” “my man,” and sometimes even “lover;” but not “boyfriend,” and never “husband.”

• Perhaps Ham will dedicate a plank in the replica ark to his bowtied benefactor.

• Producer/comedienne Louise Palanker, who was a mentor and benefactor to the Arvizo family, was also there.

• The team is affiliated with the Seattle Mariners, and exists at the mercy of its major-league benefactor.

• Georges d'Amboise a French cardinal and statesman, died; a great benefactor to France.