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The authority hopes to make up to £30m in savings from the measures it has announced, but said that the EA board had not supported other undisclosed savings measures due to the scale of their potential impact.

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For example, the $6,000 senior deduction applies to people age 65 and older who make up to $75,000.

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The force said a phone-snatcher could make up to £400 per stolen phone, with devices fetching up to £4,000 when sold in China, given they are internet-enabled and therefore attractive to those trying to bypass censorship.

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And it is a win for the US government, with analysts Bernstein Research telling the BBC it could make up to $2bn from chip sales to China.

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At the senior center, she uses her own equipment to make buttons that she sells on the Venice boardwalk, where she can make up to $200 on a good weekend.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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