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allocated

[al-uh-key-tid] / ˈæl əˌkeɪ tɪd /




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Money has been both spent and allocated to grow the game via grassroots, including facilities - severely lacking in some areas of the country - as well as a bid to revamp the domestic league system.

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The Met has advised that, at the time, the officers allocated to the case made two attempts to phone McSweeney during working hours and there was no answer.

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April will mark the start of major changes in how central government funding is allocated between councils.

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Housing Secretary Steve Reed has previously said funding would only be allocated "when we know exactly what we want to build and where".

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When the scheme was first announced last September, the Conservatives' James Cleverly said any money allocated would be "dwarfed" by tax rises.

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