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Who is Bob Dole?
A farm boy, decorated WWII veteran, long-time Senator from Kansas,Republican candidate for President in 1996.
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What is doling?
doled , dol·ing , doles .
1. To dispense as charity. 2. To give out in small portions; distribute sparingly.
doled , dol·ing , doles .
1. To dispense as chari…ty. 2. To give out in small portions; distribute sparingly (MORE)
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Who is the secretary in DOLE?
Rosalinda Baldoz, as of July 2014, is the Secretary of thePhilippine Department of Labor and Employment. She assumed officein 2010.
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What does DOLE stand for?
DOLE can stand for:.
Department of Labor and Employment.
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What does doled out mean?
It means 'given out'. As in, "The boss doled out assignments to all the employees".
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Who is the undersecretary of dole?
Im familiar with 3: Usec Hans Leo J. Cacdac - Labor Relations Usec Danilo P. Cruz - Employment and Manpower Assistance Usec Lourdes M. Trasmonte - labor standards and… social protection Don't know if there are others.. (MORE)
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A sentence for doleful?
As the rain pour, the doleful look on her face shows that something happen to her.
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In Ireland
What is dole in Ireland?
Dole is an informal term used for payments made by the governmentto people who are unemployed.
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In Australia
What is the dole in Australia?
It is dependant on financial circumstances, but basically it is $500 per fortnight whilst one is actively looking for work. Other benefits can be added to this amount. The ter…m 'dole' was coined back in the late 1800's and early 1900's when government agents went about in wagons and doling (weighing) out sugar, tea and flour to shearers and others who were out in the farming/homesteading areas looking for work. (MORE)
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What does it mean to dole?
If this is a combination of English (to) and Spanish (dole), it may refer to the verb 'doler' = to hurt; but the third person (he/she/it) of this verb, the part that ends …in 's' in English and 'e' is Spanish, is not 'dole', but 'duele', e.g. 'me duele la cabeza' (literally 'me hurts the head') = I have a headache. (MORE)