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nil

adjective as in nonexistent

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Instead they accept grant-in-aid and NIL funds.

Asked if she had discussed NIL considerations as one of the top swimmers in the nation with her future Cal coaches, O’Dell said, “I have not. The plan is to start talking about it next spring before I get there.”

The equivalent of a wealth tax was proposed by the Biden administration in a policy statement that was endorsed by Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, but the chance of such a thing being proposed by Trump is plainly nil.

“Going into the process, I told myself that I didn’t want to be bought — you know, I wasn’t going to go somewhere because of NIL,” Toia said.

Bruins for Life, a new name, image and likeness arm for football, will join Champion of Westwood and Men of Westwood as one of the school’s NIL branches.

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