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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid said late Friday that the premium for Medicare Part B, which covers which covers doctors and hospital outpatient services, will rise to $202.90 a month starting in January, up from $185 a month currently.

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Littler's earnings over the two-year period that determine the Order of Merit total £1,770,500 after making the final, a figure that will rise to £1,850,000 if he wins.

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However, he rallied in impressive style, winning 10 of the next 11 legs and ending with an average of 102.62 to complete his rise to the summit of world darts.

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Morgan credit strategists project investment-grade corporate-bond borrowing to rise to a record $1.81 trillion in 2026, topping the previous peak of $1.76 trillion in 2020, Bloomberg reported.

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The White House has said the operations don’t rise to the level of “hostilities” and don’t endanger U.S. servicemembers.

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