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He added that the money to pay for the new lulus would be found within the Board's existing budget.

Then there are the Lulus of the world, the bread and butter of marketers.

Ill see you later, he told lulus.

But we've got a couple of new fanatic groups that are real lulus, Theremon.

In 1990 he formed a new band, the Lulus Band.

In 1986, of the Legislature's 211 members, 184 held leadership titles carrying extra stipends known as "lulus."

Those pictures were a bunch of lulus.

Dole out committee chairmanships, with lucrative lulus, or salary supplements, to keep legislators in line.

And there were some lulus, too.

Its economic factor is agricultural with coffee, lulus, blackberries, sugar cane, bananas and vegetables.

She also proposed other reforms that would end the secrecy of party conferences and curb the salary supplements known as "lulus."

The report did not take into account the perks - known as "lulus" - that Council members routinely receive for heading various committees.

In the latest round of committee appointments, four women received chairmanships and the attendant higher stipends, known here as "lulus."

Those little lulus.

LULUs always provide services a community needs, but few people want to live near them because of their externalities, real or perceived.

For the legislative leaders, who have sole authority to hand out committee assignments and other leadership positions, lulus provide an effective means of enforcing party discipline.

Its main product is coffee and to a lesser extent maize, sugar cane, lulus, cassava and others.

So much alienated youth running around requires some extremely alienating adults, and Mr. Evans has supplied a couple of lulus.

"We've got some lulus," Mr. Jerde said, with childlike excitement.

The Assembly Democrats are very sensitive about lulus because virtually every other member of the entire Legislature gets a leadership stipend.

Democrats believe the Governor's resistance to continuing the lulus was a petty attempt to cause Mr. Silver to lose face.

Other Lulus (1994)

LULUs can include power plants, dumps, prisons, roads, factories, hospitals and many other developments.

On the other hand, Livy says lulus was the son of Aeneas by his Latin wife, Lavinia.

In other business, the Council distributed $334,000 in stipends, known as "lulus," to committee chairmen and reassigned several veteran members to new posts.