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Natural Expenses

Expenses categorized by type. Employee salaries, rent and bills for the office, and supplies for programs are all examples of natural expenses.

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College (COL) and national (NAT) rowers characteristics, training level and ergometer performance (2000-m exercise).

Training-level induced changes in blood parameters response to on-water rowing races

The Bus Users Cymru watchdog reported NAT after multiple monitoring exercises over 12 months.

Bus company fined over delays and cancellations

Few remember that Nat entered the pro-life tent through the flap of resistance to infanticide.

Nat Hentoff, rest in peace

I propose "memoir fiction" as a distinct form of biofiction and a productive lens for examining Styron's representations of the historical Nat Turner.

"A Mighty Clamor to Know": Rhetorical Power and Memoir Fiction in Styron's The Confessions of Nat Turner

World consumption of nat. gas for industrial uses rises 1.7%/year, and nat.

Power's King - Pipeline Gas Versus LNG Trade

Nat has to return to work in the fields after the master's death but he takes to the word of God and begins to preach to slaves and slave-owner families in the plantation chapel.

'Birth of a Nation' gives much to discuss

Morgan Freiman of the Boston Medical Center and her colleagues conducted a systematic literature review to identify 44 case-control, cross-sectional, cohort, or randomized trials that compared any of five HCVcAg screening tests with a NAT reference standard (Ann Intern Med.

New HCV test approach could cut costs, streamline diagnosis

Just a month before they turn teenagers, Nat has completed his first two performances as Billy Elliot in London's West End.

Twins beat all odds to become budding stage and soccer stars; DANCER NAT TAKES WEST END BY STORM AS BILLY ELLIOT EXCLUSIVE

Their son Nat, who is two, suffers from cerebral palsy with dyskinsesia and dystonia, conditions which affect his arms and legs.

Mum and dad get all dressed up in honour of son Nat

Almost 50 years after Nat Nakasa, NF '65, died and was buried in a New York cemetery, his remains have been brought back to South Africa.

Coming home: Mathatha Tsedu, NF '97, on bringing the remains of Nat Nakasa, NF '65, back to South Africa

A number of photography enthusiasts attended the workshop hosted by National Geographic photographer and 'I am Nat Geo Photographer' judge, Laura El Tantawy, at Gulf Photo Plus in Al Quoz.