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subsidize

[suhb-si-dahyz] / ˈsʌb sɪˌdaɪz /


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Up to €2 billion will go to subsidizing defense manufacturing in Ukraine but also in Germany, officials in Berlin say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leaders said they hope that unconventional offerings such as Botox will generate enough revenue to subsidize the healthcare Planned Parenthood is best known for.

From The Wall Street Journal

When my family decided to spend a vacation here, I looked forward to the French-influenced architecture, Gulf Coast seafood, and the historic hotel where our stay, to my surprise, would be subsidized by state-government retirees.

From The Wall Street Journal

Student fees and university funds subsidize intercollegiate sports; those two sources comprised 87% of Sacramento State’s 2024 athletic budget, according to Knight Center data.

From Los Angeles Times

Employers of these tipped workers can use customers to subsidize $5.12 of the business’ hourly wage obligation.

From Los Angeles Times