Trump accrued financial wealth, but he never accrued cultural capital, at least not among the people from whom he most wanted it.
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They plan to present Amazon management with a petition demanding accrued sick time be backdated to their hire date, and that employees who accrued demerit points due to illness have their records cleared.
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The mortgage has swelled to $1.4 billion with accrued interest.
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It's almost like she accrued legions of new fans overnight.
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Anderson's petition has accrued over 1,600 signatures at press time.
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Extra money accrued can roll over into the next year.
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Both Shakespeare and Carroll accrued sixteen references from five justices.
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PDVSA has accrued billions of dollars in debts to contractors.
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She has also accrued nearly two million fans on Instagram.
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Since 2015, interest has accrued at an annual 9 percent.
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Mr. Zarate, an immigrant from Mexico, had accrued multiple felonies.
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It's not worth the hype that's being accrued to it.
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The company has accrued about 4 million shoppers across Africa.
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They keep paying off (I've accrued $40,000+ in home equity).
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My credit card has accrued food purchases I don't remember making.
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Your monthly interest accrued at 1.4% is $14 compared to $0.06.
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"The interest accrued during the grace period is $794," they explained.
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The benefits of creating such content accrued disproportionately to the fringe.
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My guess is that she has accrued these rats over time.
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Those two factors were accrued over decades (and decades) in politics.
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And nobody accrued higher hourly wages for working exceptionally long hours.
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The benefits of all this work experience accrued to women themselves.
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So he didn't apply and accrued ninety thousand dollars in debt.
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As a result, it has accrued an impressive list of users.
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Yet it assumes that such wealth accrued through luck or inheritance.
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"PTO comes from a personal account of accrued hours," Smith said.
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"It's being accrued," he replied; no money was actually changing hands.
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Overall this year, Biden has accrued 344 donors from this group.
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The Fed accrued most of its holdings during the financial crisis.
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BuzzFeed reports that the 85033mysquad accrued hundreds of thousands of followers.
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But many of these recent gains have accrued to nonviolent offenders.
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And also set aside the accrued, pointless damage to your toaster.
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Over time, incremental changes accrued, tiny deposits into an account of belonging.
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When they reconnected several years later, both had accrued some entrepreneurial experience.
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Tester, meanwhile, has already accrued $6.2 million in his own campaign chest.
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They forgive the (presumably $6,000-plus) debt he accrued in New York.
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Stafford said that with accrued interest, the award now tops $9.6 billion.
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Since then, Matthew's loans have nearly doubled to $103,000 with accrued interest.
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Giving people quicker access to their accrued earnings doesn't have to be.
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He accrued 2007 top-ten finishes and 22 poles throughout his career.
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After a few months, Carefree White Girl had accrued thousands of followers.
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Few in government have accrued such a range of expertise and experience.
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The money accrued in that account will remain there until he retires.
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One allowed them to share in whatever savings they accrued for Medicare.
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"I was safe with one house down, one house accrued," Kennedy said.
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The Fed accrued most of its massive portfolio during the financial crisis.
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Next, a leaderboard appears, ranking the top five students by points accrued.
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Last year, he says, he accrued 103,210 points on his corporate card.
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As of press time, the petition has already accrued over 25,000 signatures.
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The bank remains structurally loss-making adjusting for uncollected accrued interest income (217% of accrued interest in 25H26) and other low-quality items, and Fitch does not expect this to reverse quickly as a result of new lending.
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I accrued about $30,9.99 of debt, which I am now chipping away at.
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That's because with compound interest, any interest accrued then earns interest on itself.
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By the end of her life, she'd accrued more than 1.4 million followers.
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Because of that, the interest accrued on monthly balances can quickly add up.
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Though she joined Twitter only last month, she's already accrued over 10,000 followers.
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Mr Kabila will want his successor to protect the wealth he has accrued.
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Wells Fargo said in a statement it had previously accrued the penalty costs.
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Con: At the end of your term, you have not accrued any value.
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The decision to terminate Ms. Meyer had accrued over longer period of time.
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As the film's success is gathering steam, it accrued some drama as well.
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The settlement amount was fully accrued as of June 30, the bank said.
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The firecracker leveraged the fame she accrued on RHONY into a lucrative empire.
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For Dunlap, it's about preserving something, passing accrued knowledge on to future generations.
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Turnout for its elections has steadily decreased even as it has accrued powers.
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Interest accrued on the loans while students waited in limbo for a ruling.
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Meanwhile, the Sackett accrued ruinous liability — to the tune of $85033,000 per day!
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Clinton and Donald J. Trump have accrued historically high negative ratings in polls.
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He accrued so many followers that this passion project could pay his bills.
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Since 2007, it has accrued more than $63 billion in cumulative net losses.
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Christie's Contemporary Edition online sale accrued a total of $2250,2000,219 on July 5003.
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The central bank accrued most of its massive portfolio during the financial crisis.
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The benefits of the tech economy have largely accrued to a privileged few.
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Over the 14 years that I used Facebook, I accrued about 500 friends.
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So far, that fan base has accrued in a fascinating array of ways.
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She may be forever linked to the huge collection of designer shoes she accrued.
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As of publication of this story, the petition has already accrued nearly 17,500 signees.
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At the end of that time, you get the money with any accrued interest.
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The goodwill that Vekselberg has accrued through his philanthropy has translated into political access.
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The new enrollee would be on the hook for any costs accrued before that.
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The caption promised that she'd make a Pornhub account if she accrued the likes.
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One status calling the campaign "the best troll of 2018" accrued nearly 4,000 shares.
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By the time the book was coming out, I had accrued 200 perfume samples.
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And so, the returns accrued to those that allocate well against the scarce asset.
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Gordon will make the minimum salary for a player with two accrued NFL seasons.
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As does Taylor via shares he will have accrued in his role as CEO.
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Meanwhile, Williams has accrued a devoted fanbase via her WNYC podcast Two Dope Queens.
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He said that nearly half haven't even accrued enough miles to earn any benefits.
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The video about conspiracy theories by Tuesday had accrued more than 220006 million views.
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The video about conspiracy theories by Tuesday had accrued more than 10 million views.
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The eatery has accrued several noteworthy tidbits during its 60-plus years in operation.
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UConn had accrued seven national titles, and has added three more during Stewart's career.
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They'd also accrued 14 picks in next year's draft, an untenable number to sign.
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She had public health insurance but only a few hours of accrued sick leave.
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Most of the researchers had access to reports about the data as it accrued.
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Whole Foods said employees can use accrued paid time off for parental leave purposes.
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This amount was fully accrued for and, as such, did not impact quarterly results.
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And by then the Martinis had accrued, and his anxiety had quieted a little.
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It was credit card debt they accrued after opening an account as a student.
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Employees get 15 days of accrued paid time off a year, including sick days.
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Gabbard has also accrued the 165,000 donors necessary to qualify for the November debate.
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Sanders' campaign said in September that it had accrued more than 1 million donors.
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Additionally, the video itself has already accrued significantly more dislikes than likes on YouTube.
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The second set of bonds is now worth much more because they accrued more interest.
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The second set of bonds is now worth much more because of the accrued interest.
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As a result, the interest accrued on monthly credit card balances can quickly add up.
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Dundee has accrued a perhaps unfair reputation as the 'black sheep' of Scotland's major cities.
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Value accrued to the large companies that could leverage their scale to build new businesses.
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It had gained a bit of complexity, like it had accrued a few more layers.
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Accrued income of around 40 million pounds will also be written down as a charge.
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The legal firepower recently accrued by the presidency has also made the judges' task harder.
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By then, Beijing Huiyuan Beverage had paid back the principal and interest accrued in full.
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Both companies have accrued more than 100 million paid subscribers over the past few years.
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Altogether, Trump's debt would exceed $21.7 billion, with $21995 million accrued with his personal guarantee.
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Presently, Hannity's tweet (and his self-retweet) remain available and has accrued over 2,500 retweets.
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In his new book GuRu, RuPaul doles out the wisdom he's accrued over the years.
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At the end, the filer will no longer have to repay certain debts they've accrued.
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If they don't have to pay accrued interest, they may be more inclined to buy.
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Watson is well aware of the following her fashion choices have accrued over the years.
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His output has waned slightly in quantity recently, and naturally accrued a bit more depth.
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I am saying that this is the kind of peripheral damage accrued by a whistleblower.
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Greece invited holders of the 2019s to tender their notes at 102.60 plus accrued interest.
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The agency was seeking 97 million Swiss francs ($99.2 million) plus accrued interest since 1994.
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And years later, teenage Tru has accrued a netting of scars on her upper thigh.
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The breakout movie, which cost $20 million to make, has accrued a $69 million total.
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All that accrued historical glamour is suddenly attached to the least glamorous possible medical condition.
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Southampton, on the other hand, accrued just 6 more points than Watford, which finished 17th.
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The country's accrued debt has been discussed by closely followed hedge-fund manager Kyle Bass.
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In The King, he's a gritty ex-soldier who's seen things, and thus accrued wisdom.
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As Kadyrov has accrued power, Moscow has come to matter less and less in Chechnya.
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Accrued income of around 13 million pounds will also be written down as a charge.
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But he has accrued only one of the four required polls to be on stage.
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Across all generations, Americans have accrued an average of $28,900 in personal debt, excluding mortgages.
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Those customers were needed to help offset the expenses accrued by older, and sicker, customers.
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Despite this checkered past, Nader accrued substantial political influence in the US and Middle East.
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All the stats accrued during those games counted in official NBA statistical rankings and standings.
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Numerous petitions denouncing Strother, also a graduate of Baylor, have accrued hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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Nio has accrued some 17,000 orders for the vehicle, but it only began shipping in June.
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Among the reviews accrued by SAP were comments highlighting its productive environment and enticing benefits package.
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Article continues after the video below On level 28, my accrued energy ceiling is 34 points.
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The star power she accrued during her decades-long career is now being deployed in politics.
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The agency is seeking around 100 million Swiss francs ($100 million) plus accrued interest since 1994.
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The losses I accrued in pursuit of individual dignity have left behind a deep, relentless pain.
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There's the lithium on the salt lakes in Bolivia; mineral has accrued over millions of years.
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Blutrich lived in constant fear for over a year as he accrued conversations for the FBI.
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With Windows 10, we've forgiven all of the sins accrued under ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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The bank also said that accrued interest on outstanding debt would be calculated up to Sept.
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Of course, for that record too, he also currently trails Jennings, who accrued $2,520,700 in winnings.
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Interest on the loan accrued at $35,000 a year this whole time, increasing the amount due.
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Those unpaid two weeks would also result in a loss of accrued vacation and sick time.
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It recognized the considerable company benefits that accrued from having a loyal, well-educated work force.
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A petition to save the club accrued well over 100,000 signatures—yet this still wasn't enough.
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Almost half of the 2017 tax reform benefits ($1.1 billion) accrued to Health Care Service Corp.
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There, all assets and debt accrued during the marriage are split 50/50 after a divorce.
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Tavares, 22016, has accrued his usual steady numbers, tying for the team lead with 863 points.
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Withdrawals from investment or retirement accounts can come with steep penalties and mean less accrued interest.
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For himself, he accrued power and wealth, often outflanking mayors and correction commissioners in his influence.
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The benefits she thought she accrued through beauty were won instead through her newfound self-confidence.
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And most of the benefits will be accrued not today, but in 21965 or 22 years.
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As a result, all I ever actually paid on this loan was the interest that accrued.
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He wants to put everybody on the same footing in a points-system accrued by workers.
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That's the amount Pacific Gas & Electric has accrued in liability claims from victims of past wildfires.
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Zimbabweans are keen to know how much wealth Mugabe accrued during his 37 years in power.
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It erased a quarter of the wealth that venture-capital firms accrued between 2003 and 2007.
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M&C said specific accounting issues relate to overstated accrued income and irrecoverable receivables among others.
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She starred in ads and movies, and accrued millions of followers across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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Why it matters: Thousands of patient safety reports related to EHRs have accrued in the meantime.
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After starting in November, Greene, a Google board member, has accrued considerable power within the company.
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Article continues after the video below On level 28, my accrued energy ceiling is 34 points.
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It gained nearly 4 million views and quickly accrued more than 30,000 likes for their Facebook page.
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Reed has accrued a sizable war chest as he strives to stave off a challenger this fall.
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The YouTuber has been uploading videos channel for nine months, and has accrued close to 600,000 subscribers.
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And with the money they accrued, they chose to play the role of kingmakers in conservative politics.
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Still, the rewards Max and I have accrued as hospital volunteers more than compensate for these requirements.
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In past years, the student debt accrued by a class at Morehouse has been around $10 million.
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Angel actually also received an accrued pension payment that brought his total 240 compensation to $2668 million.
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They had lost only twice all season, and accrued a league-record 86 points as a result.
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That would be its worst month since September 2011, wiping out all the gains accrued in January.
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The account, as of Thursday afternoon, had accrued a little over $43,000 of its $1 billion goal.
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So for a $24,23 loan at 2500 percent, the interest accrued during the grace period is $0.3.
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Upon completion of a bachelor's degree, women's average accrued student debt is about $1,500 greater than men's.
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He is asking for that in addition to accrued interest and the cost of his legal fees.
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Think of it this way: Any debt that was accrued before the marriage belongs to the individual.
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The Fed left dividends alone for other member banks and also adjusted the treatment of accrued dividends.
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Excluding uncollected accrued interest, fair value and currency gains, it fell to a modest 1% from 3%.
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They are due to recoup their initial outlays from the government once the accrued savings are verified.
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He is still paying off the roughly $30,000 he accrued in fines, court fees and legal bills.
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If implemented, settlement of the bonds will be at par value 2 billion rand plus accrued interest.
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But creditors say that the EIG offer actually ranges between eight and 16 cents, excluding accrued interest.
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Correction: This story was updated to reflect the actual losses the Postal Service has accrued since 2007.
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He asked Mr. Stumpf why Wells Fargo did not "claw back" Ms. Tolstedt's compensation and accrued stock.
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It also looked at changes year by year to see how costs and benefits accrued over time.
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Over 30 years he accrued a collection of around 3,500 quilts, including some 200 by Ms. Tompkins.
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The art center's Facebook page even accrued a few one-star ratings in response to the announcement.
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But most of the cafeteria debt was not accrued by low-income students, the school committee said.
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As Mr. Mumford accrued influence in television, he pushed, gently, for black characters who were not stereotypes.
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In sharing what he's accrued over the decades, Mr. Zahs manages to share a lot of himself.
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Bondholders argued they were owed accrued interest at the original contract rate of as much as 6.05%.
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But it was in the prisons of colonial Indochina where Le Duan accrued his real revolutionary credentials.
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But this resulted in accrued interest and late payments, and she became discouraged from saving at all.
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He accrued women almost like domiciles; early on, he inhabited at least six homes in five years.
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YouTube will then pay any accrued royalties from a fund it has set aside for this purpose.
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Since 2009, Walmart has accrued subsidiaries in India and African countries like Uganda, South Africa, and Tanzania.
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The Englishman accrued an eagle and seven birdies before his two dropped shots left a sour taste.
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It now says the total owed has ballooned to $9 billon because of interest accrued since 2013 .
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Simply titled "Fucking Hot" on Pornhub, it has accrued over 60 million views since it was first uploaded.
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The team has already accrued $503 million in assets and claims to be growing 90% month-over-month.
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I have stretched out the accrued benefits and used them to purchase groceries for the last three months.
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She thinks like an influencer, thanks in no small part to the nearly 50,000 Instagram followers they've accrued.
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The painting had suddenly accrued value like an apartment in a once-dodgy, now "up-and-coming", neighbourhood.
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And while Bragg might not have won the lottery, his photo has since accrued more than 75,000 likes.
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In fact, Trending has accrued something of a reputation for not being terribly good with real-time news.
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However, the band's guitarist has accrued a fortune that nearly reaches that of lead singer Sir Mick Jagger.
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We booked our flight last week using all of the points that we've accrued on our credit card.
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This figure would be a negative AZN10m (-2.4%) if adjusted for interest accrued, but not received in cash.
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Perhaps because of all that accrued history, the digital present affords less room for open-ended, boisterous optimism.
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One, comfortably ensconced in privileges accrued over decades, is intent on maintaining a congealed social and political system.
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When bonds trade flat, the buyer no longer pays for any accrued interest owed since the last payment.
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That means any assets accrued during the marriage are split 133/50, unless, of course, there's a prenup.
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All of my accrued lottery knowledge will go out the window when the jackpot returns to normal levels.
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In just one semester, Hampton's chapter has accrued 65 members, despite not yet being recognized by the university.
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Schemansky could be ambivalent about the fame and fortune that never accrued to him in any great measure.
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The politics also shifted: Germany, the bloc's economic powerhouse, steadily accrued more political power inside European Union institutions.
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The Patreon was announced early Saturday, and Savage accrued more than 500 paying subscribers in about three hours.
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Heading into Monday night's decisive Metro Budget and Finance Committee vote, the petition had accrued nearly 2,000 signatures.
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Christie's From Artist to Woodblock: Japanese Prints online sale accrued a total of £735,500 (~$958,000) on July 12.
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Christie's First Open Online: Post-War and Contemporary Art sale accrued a total of $2000,656,125 on July 18.
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But the benefits accrued will be distributed unevenly among Americans, creating winners and losers, according to billionaire Pritzker.
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He said he accrued about 600 hours of overtime last year—two-thirds of which was forced overtime.
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At the same time, he accrued power and wealth, often outflanking mayors and correction commissioners in his influence.
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Ovechkin has played this entire postseason as if liberating all the frustration that accrued during those tough times.
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Bondholders had argued they were owed accrued interest at the original contract rate of as much as 6.05%.
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He added that the agreement covered future royalties, as well as those accrued over the last seven years.
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The first annual cash bonus will be accrued during the 2020 calendar year and paid in February 2021.
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And in some cases, it could mean that the loan servicer will add accrued interest to loan balances.
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"If you miss the deadline, the accrued interest will be capitalized, increasing the amount of debt," Kantrowitz said.
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Do you have a bunch of rewards points accrued on a credit card that you're thinking of closing?
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"Telling them we're closing without a plan besides their accrued paid sick leave has been hard," said Stanford.
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The $37.7 billion accrued in the second half of the year was the best July-December period since 2012.
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Few American cities have the accrued historical sediment of New York, but few are as unsentimental about the past.
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Jones's Twitter page had accumulated nearly 900,000 followers before the suspension, while the Infowars page had accrued around 430,000.
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Jones's Twitter page had accumulated nearly 900,000 followers before the suspension, while the Infowars page had accrued around 23,000.
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The fund accrued less than $217 million as of April and closed in May due to limited investor interest.
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Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen has accrued many titles over the course of six seasons of Game of Thrones.
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Accrued Interest Misconception: You don't need to worry about accruing interest on unsubsidized student loans while still in school.
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These were taken, said the government, to repay debts totaling nearly $5.7 billion accrued by the family's Imar Bank.
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One of the most enjoyable aspects of a BioShock game is playing around with your accrued plasmid-based abilities.
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Mr Xi has not just accrued power for himself, in part by locking up a lot of corrupt officials.
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After the death penalty was reinstated in 1976, capital convictions across the country accrued quickly, especially in the South.
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Next, the team with the most championship points accrued by the end of Playoffs is the No. 210 seed.
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Meanwhile, its accrued capital expenditures were $7.7 billion, which is triple the expenditures for the same period in 2017.
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However, with almost all of the ballots counted, the right-wing Jobbik party accrued 20 percent of the vote.
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Some auteurs, once they have accrued wisdom and status, return to early or lesser works to improve upon them.
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Adjusting for uncollected accrued interest, fair-value and currency gains, it fell to a loss of 200063% from 200053%.
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The public really did want government programs, as long as the benefits accrued to them and not someone else.
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I was aware of the novel and the kudos it had already accrued, but I hadn't read it yet.
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Kakvei has accrued 800K+ followers on Instagram by posting mesmerizing process videos that reveal his smooth, confident drawing style.
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Christie's The Art of China: New York, Summer Edition online sale accrued a total of $304,303 on July 18.
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Christie's The Art of China: London, Summer Edition online sale accrued a total of £190,450 (~$250,000) on July 19.
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In 2016, Forbes estimated the Sacklers combined wealth at $13 billion (most of which was accrued through drug production).
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In the meantime, he's accrued 62 patrons on Patreon, who pay a small monthly sum to support his art.
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Beside him on a table was an array of thick case files that investigators had accrued over the years.
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"To demonstrate his superiority, to dominate, to overawe," Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld blustered, accrued authority and protected his turf.
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Funny that the benefits of his success have accrued to a politician who stands for little more than himself.
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Downer added that options to help companies include converting cash interest into accrued interest payments to boost firms' liquidity.
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The emotional resonance of the Pictures Generation has accrued over time, strengthened by its curious suitability to the present.
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He accrued 129 total tackles — 47 of which were for a loss — and 24 sacks from 2011 to 2013.
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Too often, the wisdom accrued from a long career cannot be applied to the truly dynamic talent of youth.
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A pension freeze generally means that your accrued benefits stop growing and no more funds go into the plan.
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My kids will be grown, my mortgage will have been paid off, and I will have accrued retirement savings.
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Because of that holdout, Donald would not attain an accrued season for 2018 if not in camp by Aug.
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He said Trump's affection for Putin may come from goodwill accrued by Putin by complementing Trump during the campaign.
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In just two hours, the video racked up 920,000 likes, and Jenner's account accrued nearly half a million followers.
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Retirees would continue to receive payments, and current workers would be paid what they have accrued up until now.
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She also accrued 736 blocked shots for her career to set the NCAA record for both men and women.
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The "rents" on the data should be accrued to the creator, or shared between the creator and the distributor.
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The average American has accrued $2300,373 in personal debt, excluding mortgages, according to Northwestern Mutual's 237 Planning & Progress Study.
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Under the current policy, teachers who gave birth could use accrued sick time to cobble together a maternity leave.
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Everyone will receive wages through his/her last day of work, as well as any accrued vacation (as applicable).
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It also helps that the museum offers free admission, subsidized through the accrued interest earned on the endowment fund.
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A brokered convention is what happens when no candidate has accrued a majority of delegates through the primary process.
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According to USA Today, the American women have accrued more gold medals than most of the countries competing in Brazil.
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By 1980, she'd accrued enough clout that she could launch a promising Senate campaign—a true rising left-wing star.
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Subtracting another $1.2 billion for 2018 debt refinancing and accrued liabilities reduces Tesla's cash level to $600 million, UBS calculates.
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The trial was designed to end after a combination of at least 122 heart attacks, strokes and deaths had accrued.
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He crossed a moral boundary there, but he thought he was doing something that would only have accrued everyone's benefit.
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This means that MacKenzie could be entitled to half of her husband's accrued wealth over the course of the marriage.
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And while I was in school, I made payments toward the loan about equal to the interest accrued each month.
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Videos that depict children in revealing clothing, distress, and abusive situations have accrued tens of millions of views on YouTube.
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My husband feels horrible about having accrued this debt, which we're now slowly paying off, but I'm still incredibly hurt.
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After years spent surrounded by Delos family doings, she might have accrued knowledge regarding the intentions of the family business.
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And couples are not adept at talking about — or dealing with — their debt, whether it's been accrued together or individually.
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For example, the tax code currently exempts profits accrued through the sale of owner-occupied housing from capital gains tax.
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Most marketers would hope that any bonus inventory, accrued thanks to their ad spending, would be returned back to them.
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The card is designed for rapidly accrued, incremental rewards instead of big-ticket items, quick rides instead of long flights.
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The benefits accrued to American companies and consumers (though some of the workers who voted for Mr Trump lost out).
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Berl later moved to America, where he accrued a litany of difficult-to-earn pilots licenses, according to the website.
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Curiosity about the industry led her to give it a try and this year she has accrued seven award nominations.
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All of the points you've accrued can be cashed in via gift cards for Target, Starbucks, Sephora and other retailers.
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Those who have accrued small debts are asked to sell drugs to pay them off, or store drugs or guns.
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The country has accrued something of a reputation for having spurned giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon for homegrown companies.
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Once broadcasters have $175 worth of stars (around 185,000 stars) accrued, they can apply to join Periscope's Super Broadcaster program.
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However, it is important to note that the threshold for loan modification will not allow the suspension of accrued interest.
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Fuerkrieg Division's Minds account had accrued one wire—a payment between users to reward creators or tip—and five tokens.
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A significant portion of it, roughly $5,23, comes from medical expenses accrued over the past year by Bennett, Bracher's dachshund.
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Researchers analyzed general industry payments, including research grants, consulting fees, and food and beverage expenses, accrued by 933,295 licensed physicians.
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First, you see what kind of object the computer thought you were going for from its previous user-accrued data.
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Because of this charitable aspect — and, let's be real, how awesome the pieces are — Sarah's Bag has accrued international recognition.
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French officials ordered France Télécom to go private in 22010, and the company accrued $228 billion in debt by 123.
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In at least 25 instances, the agency did not suspend or investigate drivers that had accrued three or more complaints.
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He's a creature of duty and discipline and earnestly accrued knowledge — all precious commodities that are worthless in Trump's eyes.
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Pre-impairment profit, net of interest income accrued but not received in cash, was negative at both banks in 1Q16.
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Working Americans were effectively left out of whatever benefits accrued in the recovery and were anxious as the recovery proceeded.
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Excluding the uncollected accrued interest, fair value and currency gains, it fell to a slim 0.7% from 2123% in 2015.
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Interest on my student loans accrued daily, and when I calculated the interest, it came out to $11 per day.
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He pointed out that, traditionally, affluent people have accrued further wealth passively—from real estate, investments, inheritances, and the like.
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Weighed down by debt accrued during an ambitious expansion drive, Agrokor was put under state-run administration a year ago.
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While reservists get an annual DOD statement of total points accrued, at retirement time, the Pentagon still does an audit.
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At some point in my youth I realized that my mother, Kara Walker, had accrued a decent amount of success.
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But, typically, the same 4013% penalty applies to any interest accrued on your contributions if you are younger than 59½.
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By heading off trouble involving Mr. Trump's history with women, he accrued loyalty points, the ultimate currency with Mr. Trump.
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At the end of the loan term, the borrower would have $495 in the savings account, plus any accrued interest.
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The funds ordered by the Supreme Court went into a trust, whose value today, with accrued interest, exceeds $1.3 billion.
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His Instagram feed, on which he has accrued more than 4.4 million followers, is a who's who of the internet.
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Over the years, she accrued more than 2.3 million Instagram followers and over 3 million likes on her Facebook page.
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And it's here that we can best observe the wonderful material details of history that have accrued beneath the waters.
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Its BlackRock counterpart, the iShares ESG MSCI USA Leaders ETF (SUSL), has accrued $1.85 billion since its May 2019 launch.
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That might seem reasonable for a man who has already accrued about $10bn of public money to build his wall.
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Nigerian and international experts have documented the benefits accrued from these prior disease control and prevention investments, building laboratory capacity.
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Over the next 10 years, B Lab accrued more than 3,000 B Corps and 8,000 benefit corporations around the world.
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Four months after she'd sent the check, she was finally refunded the $7,000, but in the meantime interest had accrued.
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While combatting a nagging ankle injury, Barkley has accrued just 610 rushing yards and three total touchdowns on the season.
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Questions have been raised about the large debts Pakistan has accrued as a result of Chinese government loans and infrastructure.
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Though "peepshow" has accrued a seedy meaning over the years, the paper peepshows of yore were all safe for work.
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According to the email, workers will receive wages through their last day of work, as well as accrued vacation days.
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But like any other vehicle, the more mileage Mir accrued in outer space, the more wear-and-tear it underwent.
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In Colorado, marijuana retailers made $1.5 billion last year and accrued $247 million in taxes and fees, according to state records.
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Of the total $1.7 billion paid to Iran in 2016, $1.3 billion was accrued interest, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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It's pretty common knowledge that the UK has accrued some 5.9 million surveillance cameras, which is one for every 11 people.
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The heart of the Ecuadorean team's problems is a significant debt burden accrued by successive management groups since the early 2000s.
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They dominate the media, have accrued millions of fans on social networks and have branched into retail, fashion, production and more.
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But the gains accrued to America are massive, as one hopes that Mr Trump, for all his bluster, ought to know.
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Uzan accrued a debt of £128 million (about $166 million) and only offered to pay creditors £1.9 million (about $2.5 million).
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Of his 480.9 total hours of flight experience, over 300 hours had been accrued in the fatal helicopter's make and model.
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Check your miles Some folks are airline-mile fanatics, and can tell precisely how many they've accrued at any given moment.
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Once you've accrued a stash of Ultimate Rewards, it's time to figure out some of the best ways to spend them.
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The kids — or their kids — will pay for it eventually, or at least pay to service the debt that we accrued.
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Rato had appealed the ruling and denied any wrongdoing, arguing the expenses he accrued on the Bankia credit cards were legal.
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Perhaps dirty words associated with genitalia have accrued more taboo in the United States because it is a more religious culture.
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When IGTV was released in June 2018, it accrued an estimated 1.5 million downloads in its first week, according to Apptopia.
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The settlements have the potential to channel hundreds of billions of dollars - allegedly accrued through corruption – back into depleted state funds.
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Then, determine how much you owe, including your interest rates and any accrued interest as well as your monthly due date.
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The CareCredit website provides some examples of how much interest will be accrued based on how much you pay each month.
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Christie's 19th Century European & Orientalist Art sale on July 12 in London accrued a total of £2,476,125 ($3,223,746) on July 12.
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But even each of them hadn't accrued literal billions of YouTube views on their own, this album would be something special.
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This means accrued interest is added to the principal, and the interest will be calculated based on the new, higher balance.
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More than half of those losses, or around $750 million, accrued in the second quarter of this year, said the person.
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Starboard's most recent government filing shows it accrued its reported stake in CVS Health after the end of the third quarter.
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It also struggled to deal with more than $400 million in debt, which it had accrued over many years of acquisitions.
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In a race where each of his rivals accrued at least 411 absentee-by-mail votes, Mr. Harris had just 195.
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Any stimulus check her family of five receives will go toward basic living necessities and the overdraft fees they've already accrued.
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Though the public punishment largely — and unjustly — accrued to Ms. Jackson, derailing her career, the affected song belonged to Mr. Timberlake.
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The company has been barred from paying dividends to PDVSA and the cash is believed to have accrued on its books.
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Or we could change our credentialing system so that credits are more easily transferable or can be accrued from work experience.
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It was well before any fame had accrued to them, in the days when they were paid in beers, not dollars.
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That interest now counts in the public debt as it is accrued, rather than only when the bonds are cashed in.
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For now, she opted for the latter, and plans to use their accrued paid time off to cover their next paychecks.
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These purely aesthetic upgrades to my Kim Kardashian: Hollywood life have resulted in a fair amount of real accrued debt, sure.
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Either way, in the long run, the cultural cachet he accrued at Celtic was far disproportionate to his number of games.
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But that figure hasn't translated to YouTube yet , where "Over You" has only accrued 243,0003 views since being released this past February.
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As a result, China's tech giants have accrued huge amounts of information on their users, which some worry could be used inappropriately.
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Next, a photo of the gravesite was posted on the town's Facebook page, and it quickly accrued thousands of views, Snuggs said.
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At a minimum, the accrued information includes Social Security numbers and credit card information that would be nerve-wracking to have stolen.
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The Ring Concierge account has accrued 285,000 followers and even celebrity clientele, including the "Bachelorette" stars Joelle "Jojo" Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers.
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The 31-year-old New Yorker has accrued 163,000 followers with her tongue-in-cheek posts about the joys of being #NotEngaged.
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I also suffer from chronic migraines, recently developed jawline acne, and am paying off credit card debt accrued from costly vet bills.
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One seems out of the question—cutting payments to those who have already retired or the benefits that workers have already accrued.
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In 1980 almost four-fifths of America's business income accrued to corporations, with the most of the rest going to sole traders.
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The slick, all-black Visa gives customers a new way to unload the balance accrued from exchanges within Square's money-transfer service.
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The Spanish lender balked at fully compensating Mr Orcel for deferred pay, much of it in shares, accrued at the Swiss bank.
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She has spent the past two decades directing the riches her family accrued toward helping others through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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IMF's group claim is open to investors who have accrued losses after buying Danske shares between April 29, 2014 and 19 Sept.
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Trump's White House seems less convinced by the benefits the United States has accrued from globalization and comparative advantage through international trade.
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I don't keep a vault of gold bars; I trade the wealth I've accrued and leverage it into cash flow every month.
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These systems, loaded with price-per-mile data for every road in the U.S., would tally accrued fees and periodically remit payment.
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In much of Europe and the United States, onetime industrial towns declined as economic growth accrued to large, globally connected cities, instead.
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Just ask the 44 million Americans that have accrued $1.5 trillion in student loan debt with an average monthly payment of $393.
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Revolut said Friday that it had accrued a record 1 million users and is getting up to 3,500 new users every day.
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"The Youth officers will be paid their cash in lieu of accrued days leave and cash in lieu of notice," it said.
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Ortiz already has accumulated 22014 WAR (via Baseball Reference), which is about half of the value he accrued in all of 22014.
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Active component retirees also have transitional leave and can "sell back" accrued leave, helping bridge any gap until their retirement pay arrives.
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Regardless of the interest that has accrued on your loans over the year, you can only deduct from the amount you've paid.
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"What we tried to do in the wake of Watergate was control a president who had accrued excessive power," Ms. Holtzman said.
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It might also ensure that the sums the prince accrued from the purge go into the country's purse, not his personal account.
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Last year, Tronc instituted an abrupt change to the vacation policy that effectively eliminated accrued vacation days, according to several employees interviewed.
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Boufarhat said that, three weeks ago, his platform had accrued 10,000 waitlist sign-ups after six months of being in early access.
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The G.A.O., for instance, described one student who borrowed $34,700, then opted for forbearance and accrued $10,000 in interest over three years.
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Alexis Carrasco and her ex-girlfriend Tatiana Mendoza accrued hundreds of thousands of YouTube subscribers through posting charming clips of their relationship.
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The A.I. system had demonstrated overnight improvements roughly equal to the total gains the old one had accrued over its entire lifetime.
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For almost 500 years, pilgrims worshiped the Virgin's dark visage, and it accrued the kind of mythic currency integral to Catholic worship.
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The report added that Donald is unconcerned about any bearing a holdout would have on his free agent status or accrued fines.
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With a $10,000 annual bonus and all of the overtime he's accrued, he's on track to earn more than $200,000 this year.
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Both contracts fell more than a dollar on Monday, wiping out most of the gains they accrued during a rally on Friday.
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To think about Louie is to think about the esteem that powerful men have always accrued almost as a matter of course.
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"Game of Thrones" final award tally falls short of the 67 Emmys that "Saturday Night Live" has accrued over its 44 seasons.
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Over the past few years, it has accrued 649,000 photo tags on Instagram, many taken during red maple and cherry blossom seasons.
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"I've accrued half the debt, it would be quite dumb of me to completely abandon what I've worked years for," he said.
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Venezuela's opposition said on Wednesday it would use income accrued by Citgo since last month to finance its efforts to dislodge Maduro.
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Crunching the numbers, that means that the painting accrued $53,978 for every one of the fourteen years it was off the market.
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Green's family, led by his Monaco-based wife Tina, accrued "incredible wealth" during the early, profitable years of owning BHS, the lawmakers said.
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Employees report they can receive four weeks of paid vacation and can also get 1.5 days of extra vacation time accrued every month.
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The Yahoo CEO has accrued a massive $3503 million in Yahoo stock in her time leading the company, according to a regulatory filing.
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On Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission finalized a landmark settlement with Facebook over the company's alleged privacy malpractices accrued over the past year.
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Those at the top of the pyramid — Guzzone and former Turner vice president Ronald Olson — accrued more than $1 million each, prosecutors said.
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The ANC, which spearheaded the struggle for freedom in South Africa, has accrued serious reputational damage by successive corruption scandals in recent years.
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Stories on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp became so popular that last year it accrued more than twice the amount of users as Snapchat.
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It has also accrued over 40 million users, Blockchain said, who will be able to transfer crypto from their wallets to the exchange.
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It would take several more such events to make a more significant dent in the long-term precipitation deficit the state has accrued.
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Because of the budget overruns those fits and starts accrued, the project's commercial success will likely require teams of forensic accountants to determine.
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The big picture: The national debt passed $22 trillion, the most ever — $2 trillion of which has been accrued since Trump took office.
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We know the overtime pay and vacation hours accrued discussions for someone working on average less than 15 hours a week is irrelevant.
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People remember that science and society accrued tremendous benefits from the "immortalized" cells derived from Henrietta Lacks, which became vital to biomedical research.
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The return of the PRI to government in 2012 appears to have done little to rein back the power accrued by the governors.
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Having accrued substantial debts over the course of the previous decade, the board argued that the club's continued existence was under genuine threat.
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Trump Jr. accrued a hard-partying reputation while at Penn, and spent the year after graduation in Aspen, Colorado, where his habits continued.
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As a further indication of adequate asset quality, the share of accrued but not received interest income was less than 2% in 2016.
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Mickelson is winless since his 2013 British Open victory at Muirfield, having accrued five runner-up finishes since then without lifting a trophy.
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The app, which launched in the UK in January 2016 and globally in October 2016, has accrued more than 225,000 users to date.
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But an approximately US$11bn actuarial deficit in the public pension system, and as other debts accrued at public entities, do pose risks.
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The electoral importance that has accrued to Florida over the last several decades has had an impact on the state's large Latino population.
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The rule addresses the "treatment of accrued dividends when a Reserve Bank issues or cancels Federal Reserve Bank capital stock," the agency said.
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Concerns evident in the interim decision – how to protect the gains that have accrued to consumers from ride-hailing - are tricky to address.
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Congress can refuse to fulfill existing obligations and risk default, but the process cannot be used to stop more debt from being accrued.
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We are not a class society, we are a society that in large part allows wealth to be accrued through effort and ideas.
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But the question of figuring out who should pay for economic harm accrued over hundreds of years is a political land mine. Sen.
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ESL also proposes assuming $1.1 billion in liabilities, such as extended warranties, gift cards and points accrued by shoppers in its loyalty program.
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After five months, assuming you had paid none of the hypothetical $1,000 due, you would have accrued 2.5 percent in interest, or $25.
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So this is good for you if you accrued debt as an undergraduate, but lousy if you racked up loans in grad school.
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The auction accrued a total of £7,1903,800 (~9.5 million), its top sale being the haunting 1900 painting, "The Siren" by John William Waterhouse.
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Five years in, he is just a sophomore, still 84 credits away from a bachelor's degree, and has accrued $22013,243 in student loans.
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Gobs of "house money" winnings have accrued in investment accounts, boosting risk appetites and likely buffering the downside on the first gut check.
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A spokesman for the U.S. Department of Education said any of that interest that accrued after the president's announcement will be retroactively removed.
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I am not sure if having ignored them for months will result in accrued interest or a warrant for my arrest, or both.
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For these groups, their lower pay often reflects a lot of historical inequities accrued over their careers, like being denied raises or promotions.
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And in a virtue-signaling culture, perhaps more status can be accrued advertising a gin-free martini than one made with Grey Goose.
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"It was a pretty good game, and I only played half of it," said Haley, who accrued 39 penalty minutes in the victory.
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They said they had accrued about $70,000 in student loan debt between them and are making payments on an income-based repayment plan.
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They will not lose any of their past compensation, and should get to enjoy the benefits accrued from their tenure in senior management.
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From another singer, his lyrics might have scanned as sneering, but from Mr. Petty they sounded like smoothly polished stones of accrued wisdom.
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If you do hit that spend, you'll also have accrued at least enough points to earn the airline's ultra-valuable Companion Pass benefit.
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The child support payments he owes his daughter's mother accrued to a total of about $11,000 while he was in jail, he said.
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When those commissions revealed themselves to be a mirage, he had accrued today's equivalent of $300,000 in debt, which he could not repay.
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Along the way, they have accrued a passionate fan base, who tattoo their tweets on their bodies and slavishly recreate their stage makeup.
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Companies have long argued that AGR should comprise just revenue accrued from core services, while the government says it should include all revenue.
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Over time, the best gains are accrued by limiting losses, and that is what separates Federer and Nadal from the field this year.
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The $1.2 billion mortgage on 666 Fifth Avenue has swelled to $1.4 billion with accrued interest, according to financial records filed by Vornado.
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Another item available in the store, a Make America Great Again hat ornament, has accrued a variety of politically-tinged reviews on Amazon.
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Those externals, along with the experiences accrued in a lifetime, do little to alter that immutable bedrock known as character, the authors argue.
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Her post accrued thousands of notes and reposts, which was nothing compared with the attention Smudge would get less than a year later.
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For the human resources manager, owning a home outright was more important than any potential stock market gains his savings could have accrued.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average at one point Wednesday had erased all the gains it had accrued since Trump's inauguration in January 2017.
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The White House disclosed that Kavanaugh accrued credit card and other debts, including for tickets he purchased to sporting events (The Washington Post).
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He felt sure that with her knowledge of his past, accrued in tens and scores of hours together, she would have the answer.
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Instead of earning frequent flyer miles based on the distance of the flight, mileage is accrued based on the price of the ticket.
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Or the 87-year-old Helen Van Winkle, whose Instagram account Baddiewinkle has accrued 1.8 million followers, Miley Cyrus and Nicole Richie among them?
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It did not grow into another bubble... thought some argue the large, private tech companies that have accrued massive valuations are their own bubble.
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But a surprising amount of the costs are to pay off the interest on the debt the US has accrued since going to war.
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The cards don't connect to a bank account but rather allow their holders to unload any balance accrued within the Square's money-transfer app.
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The story starts with economics: The top 225 percent of earners have accrued more than half of US income growth over the past decade.
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As for whether college was worth the debt accrued, 58% of adults said yes, according to a new poll of 500 adults by GoBankingRates.
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In just a few years, the app has accrued millions of users, with the company behind it amassing a valuation of several billion dollars.
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"This is paid time that employees accrued by choosing not to take vacation days, and instead do their work at BuzzFeed," the letter read.
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Can you allow players to use the dozens of abilities Superman has accrued over the years (including flight) while still keeping the controls accessible?
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Feeling guilty over the 300+ new followers I'd accrued as a porg lover, I set out to alienate my fans as much as possible.
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The Wall Street bank today is worth $80 billion, some of which would have accrued to any Sears owners who clung to their shares.
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Mr Pollack estimates that the holdouts' claim, including accrued interest, now amounts to 400% of the principal, a figure which equates to $9 billion.
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By this year, he had accrued an estimated net worth of $85033 billion, making him 44th on Forbes's list of the world's richest people.
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Multiple investigations are looking into expenses accrued by Pruitt for first-class flights, trips home to Oklahoma and his unusually large private security detail.
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I still accrued more debt from student loans and credit cards while putting myself through college, but I've never fallen behind on payments again.
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His contracting company allows him to convert vacation days to cash, and he has enough accrued to pay him for about two more weeks.
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Heirs who subsequently sold their inherited securities would then pay tax on all of the capital gains that accrued during the deceased taxpayer's lifetime.
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It said restructuring charges of $225 million to $275 million will be accrued as special items, beginning in the fourth quarter and through 2017.
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Seeing how much interest accrued each day was just what I needed to get started with the debt avalanche method and pay off debt.
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Unfortunately, the national government has accrued powers never delegated to it and too often treats the states as administrative subdivisions rather than sovereign entities.
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During the course of his sentence, he was denied parole 12 times, accrued 108 disciplinary violations, and never showed any remorse for the murders.
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The Fed plans to unwind its $1.29123 trillion balance sheet it accrued while trying to stimulate the economy during and after the financial crisis.
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The commission warned that debt, which is accrued when governments spend more than they receive in taxes, was still a major issue for Italy.
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The company's accrued capital expenditures were $5.6 billion, which Porat attributed largely to data center construction projects and machines to increase its own compute.
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Lecavalier, 36, accrued 949 career points in 17 seasons and was the league's top goal scorer in 2007, with 52 goals in 82 games.
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Pud Pad Noy returned to the front but it went Rocky in reverse and he accrued more losses than wins on the comeback trail.
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"The decision to terminate Ms. Meyer had accrued over longer period of time," Terri Carbaugh, CSULB Spokesperson, said in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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Drouin won't be offer-sheet eligible until he's accrued four years of NHL service, and he's desperately trying to get through Year 2 now.
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The prosecution denied the abuse ever occurred and suggested that the brothers killed their parents to access the enormous wealth their father had accrued.
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Since his appearance on Finding Nemo, Gould has accrued credits in more animated films like Bambi II and Curious George, according to his IMDB.
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Being forced to repeat sections over and over, chipping away at the game through accrued skill and knowledge, burns the experience into one's brain.
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While Kim's management of the 2016 "Taylor exposed" scandal briefly netted Kanye a win, the goodwill he accrued from it didn't last for long.
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The pair's channel now boasts hundreds of videos, the majority of which befall the streets of Los Santos, and has accrued over 44,000 subscribers.
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Two-thirds of that, or about $40 billion, was accrued by tax returns claiming incomes over $200,000 — roughly the top 20 percent of households.
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But then what professors don't want their students to get good jobs after college, particularly those saddled with debts accrued to pay their tuition?
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Moreover, significant moral (let alone Biblical) concerns arise over the trillions and trillions of dollars in debt accrued due to the Trump tax cuts.
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Later, Stan learned from Wolfe that the success of his Oleg gambit had accrued a cost: The bosses wanted Stan taken out of counterintellgence.
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There are benefits -- like savings accrued at the commissary or housing allocation paid with specific allowances based on the geographic area -- and those help.
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The #TeamTrees fundraiser, backed by some of the biggest names in tech and YouTube, has accrued more than $17 million in donations so far.
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The debt he has accrued from 18 years of higher education and medical training, including Stanford Medical School, fellowships and residency, is about $250,000.
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Economic growth since the recession has been modest at best, and during most of President Obama's tenure, the gains accrued mostly to the wealthy.
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The Penn State product — who is nursing a nagging ankle injury — has accrued just 610 rushing yards and three total touchdowns on the season.
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Whoever is in Brasilia's modernist Planalto presidential palace in the wake of the impeachment process will have accrued a large number of political debts.
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While the DNI lacks the broad IC control for which it was conceived, it accrued enough authority, scope and staffing to make it dangerous.
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She does not account for the fact that black artists have also accrued social capital and commercial gain from their treatment of black suffering.
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Suddenly, all the attitudes and ear piercings I've accrued have no currency, and I'm back in a dress shirt clinging onto a hymn book.
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In their heyday, Weinstein's companies with his brother, Bob — Miramax, and the Weinstein Company founded in 2005— consistently accrued more nominations than the major studies.
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Allianz reached its end-2016 deadline to either spend cash accrued under its capital management policy or return any unused M&A budget to shareholders.
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It's interesting too to think of the young fandom that the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, has accrued, as profiled in New York magazine back in December.
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It has not yet accrued immunity to the sort of atmosphere, the high-stakes hostility, that this competition can generate, in certain places at least.
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Any additional Taubman losses, Mr. Smith said, would be accrued to the fourth quarter of 2015; the final tally will be announced in late February.
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The lender said it now sees legal expenses of up to $1.1 billion beyond accrued liability, down from up to $2.4 billion at March 30.
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It has periodically provided updates about the 3.5 million miles accrued since it launched its self-driving efforts, much of which were logged at Castle.
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Overall, the business is in 100 cities and it has accrued some 15 million registered users with a network of more than two million drivers.
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According to the Washington Post: In 2000, Kavanaugh reported having between $21.2,22006 to $200,000 in debt accrued over three credit cards and a personal loan.
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PB's performance on the pre-impairment level is undermined by significant accrued interest income (AZN11.3m or 16% of 2015 pre-impairment profit) but remains reasonable.
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If drivers leave after waiting for four minutes, they will receive neither the cancellation fee nor the money accrued for two minutes of wait time.
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Given lingering questions about Clinton's sometimes prosaic style on the stump and the assorted baggage she's accrued, they likely aren't ready to end the fight.
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The obligations to be settled by the government include pension liabilities, unpaid salaries and accrued fuel supply interest, according to her memo seen by Reuters.
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The research also found that most of the debt accrued in 2015 came in the fourth quarter, when Americans tacked on more than $52 billion.
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Thailand's economy is underperforming regional peers as consumers and small firms pay off debts accrued under a populist government toppled by the military in 2014.
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Such mature fan loyalty, accrued over decades by clubs tied to local communities and identities, is what makes the EPL so attractive to foreign investors.
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In doing so, she has accrued a social media fan base including more than 2003,2200 followers on Instagram, 2000,2070 on Twitter and 8,800 on Facebook.
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The footage itself never went viral though it was used in dozens of song remixes, some of which accrued up to half a million views.
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ACOSS's debt reflects accrued social security deficits, regularly taken over by CADES (EUR23.6bn in 2016), the state agency in charge of amortising French social debt.
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Rather, the $3 trillion is an accounting truism that represents the difference between payments and receipts that has accrued over the existence of the program.
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Instead, the study has steadily accrued readers, noted John Cook, a research assistant professor at the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University.
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Gulf banks have in recent years been able to fuel their growth with cash accrued by governments from hydrocarbon sales and subsequently placed on deposit.
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In turn, Crowley accrued power in Congress in the time-honored way, by gaining seniority and securing support from bankers, real-estate interests, and unions.
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Hargrove, the Walmart spokesman, said there was no connection between the settlement and the restructuring, and that the $282 million was accrued by November 2017.
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That travel includes first-class flights to his home state of Oklahoma and at least $90,000 in expenses accrued during a short stretch of January.
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He has accrued bipartisan support over his career: George W. Bush appointed him to a homeland security position in his administration, while New York Gov.
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North Korean leaders might have to use some of the revenue accrued from smuggling for social welfare needs, if they are not doing so already.
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Federal student loan borrowers would get a reprieve from payments until October and any interest that would have accrued during that period would be waived.
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But, what stands out from that record is the fact he has accrued 18 knockout wins in his career so far—an imposing 60% rate.
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Over the past few years, I've spoken to a number of middle-aged people who, like Sheri, retrained in midlife and accrued new student debt.
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Amazon said it's in the process of providing the Skokie employees with all the sick time they would have accrued since their date of hire.
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Once the three months are up, payment of the charges accrued will be spread over two years, without risk of default or damage to creditworthiness.
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He taped his phone to the window and hooked it up to a charger; by the morning he had accrued $50 worth of digital coins.
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As a comparison, the report said President Obama's agencies accrued $3.1 billion in regulatory costs during the same period at the start of his administration.
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Critics also worry that the proposal would worsen the debts already being accrued by families who have a hard time paying their school lunch fees.
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Pruitt has also been under scrutiny for the costs the agency has accrued changing EPA headquarters, including a $25,000 secure phone booth for Pruitt's calls.
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Despite spending most of his sophomore season sidelined with an injury, Griffin accrued 800 completions and more than 10,000 passing yards in his collegiate career.
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Nominally, it concerns a mysterious six-hour-long audio file with druglike properties and the communities that successively accrued around it in the early 2000s.
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He's accrued more than 10 million views on every video he's uploaded in the last year, displaying just how successful he is at going viral.
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"Excluding the impact of accrued income written down, our guidance regarding trading performance for 2016 remains as last stated on 8 December 2016," it said.
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He accrued his wealth by selling hollow dreams of high society to people who wanted to flaunt their money or pretend that they had some.
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With the future in mind, it makes sense to bank political gains she has accrued in nearly two years at Turtle Bay in New York.
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A smart modernization of NAFTA would amplify trilateral trade benefits that have accrued for so many economic sectors since the agreement took effect in 28503.
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And — potentially much more lucratively — the investor would not owe taxes on any gains that accrued if the investment increased in value in that time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over the past 260 years, the New York Society Library has accrued more than 300,000 books in its collection.
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The blisters form on the knees not the feet in Whitehead's case, for obvious reasons, and more lasting wear and tear is accrued across the body.
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The District Attorney's Office says the gallerist reported a business loss of about $52,000 in 2012, when in reality accrued a profit of approximately $3.7 million.
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Cabot has accrued more than 7,000 followers on Twitter, while his trip to Long Island saw Ocearch's online tracker "overloaded" with visitors, the nonprofit organization tweeted.
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Ta has also accrued a dedicated roster of celebrity clients and now counts Shay Mitchell, Olivia Munn, Gigi's sister Bella Hadid, and Joan Smalls as regulars.
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That means, if the couple files for divorce there, all assets and debts accrued during their marriage will be considered owned by both husband and wife.
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The Western canon was still his chief care, a tradition accrued over 3,000 years; let others add on, if they wanted, the Asians and the Africans.
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Instead, the city has proposed a plan that involves rolling back some of the accrued cost-of-living increases and interest payments on the DROP accounts.
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Nor is this the first Outstanding Drama Series win for Game of Thrones, which had already accrued nearly 130 Emmy nominations and dozens of wins overall.
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Walker suggested that "the masses of data that Sense has accrued" could convince governments that sleep deprivation has a major impact on education, health and wellness.
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Interestingly, richer folk were also more likely to buy the subsidised healthy food and then spend the savings they had accrued on yet more healthy food.
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With a sharp focus on dynamic travel shots, well-lit food snaps, and unique still-life photos, we can see how she's accrued so many fans.
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And while accounts such as Shayamal's may not be at the level of social media's most popular personalities, others have accrued hundreds of thousands of followers.
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The Journal also reported through anonymous sourcing that other activists investors including Keith Meister's Corvex Management and Sachem Head Capital Management have accrued stakes in Centene.
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Holders of notes issued by affiliate GenOn Americas Generation will receive in cash 92 percent of the principal of the $695 million outstanding, plus accrued interest.
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SB-1's prolonged recovery suggests these animals need some time to repair the damage that's accrued during cryptobiosis—in this case, over three decades worth.
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Late last year, EMTA reiterated its recommendation to trade Venezuela bonds with accrued interest amid uncertainty over whether coupon payments would eventually reach investors or not.
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If women were able to invest those earnings, after 10 years they would have accrued $38,000 from interest alone, with a 6 percent rate of return.
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Unlike many of the moneyed elite from other developing countries, who accrued wealth from a privatization land-grab, almost all of China's entrepreneurs started from scratch.
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Vernon God Little was awarded the £303,000 [$74,000] Man Booker Prize, which went "some way" to clearing the debts he had accrued during his adventurous youth.
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He now saw how much attention Luther brought to his state, and how much respect accrued to the university that he (Frederick) had founded at Wittenberg.
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Brands receive challenging tweets, spurred by political advocacy groups, and soon head for the hills, losing the leverage they accrued through millions of dollars already spent.
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Thanks to sign-up bonuses and ongoing spending, over the course of the year I accrued more than 300,0003 points between my Chase and Hyatt accounts.
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All these ideas seem sensible, but they can be applied only to newly issued debt, not to the mass of obligations that has already been accrued.
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The guarantee provided by Natixis on each programme amounts to EUR110m or 110% of the maximum notional of the CDs, to cover for potential accrued interest.
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Castro accrued cabinet experience as secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the Obama administration, but Democrats haven't won his home state of Texas since 1976.
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There's also the matter of Drouin needing to be on the active roster for two more games this season so it counts as an accrued season.
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With the capital Becchetti has invested hanging over Orient and the losses accrued from his various failed hirings, it's not as simple as just severing ties.
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The benefits of globalization have accrued disproportionately to the wealthy, while the costs have fallen on displaced workers, and governments have failed to ease their pain.
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According to Mr. Hornsby, any extra money that borrowers repay is supposed to go toward lowering the volume of dollars in that accrued interest bucket first.
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If a husband was still working when he died, his widow should check with his employer for any unpaid salary, accrued vacation days and retirement plans.
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Michael Bloomberg, despite being in the race for only three months, quickly accrued dozens of endorsements, mostly from mayors who had benefited from his financial largesse.
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Still, Sanders doesn't target tech with the same laser-focused specificity as Warren did, instead lumping tech in with his distaste for centralized wealth accrued elsewhere.
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Since its launch in 2016, Fitplan hadn't taken any outside investment, relying on the money that Hamilton and Speck had accrued as nightlife entrepreneurs in Canada.
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Anyone who took money or accrued influence from accused child rapist Jeffrey Epstein, who died of an apparent suicide in jail, should give that money back.
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When I returned from my trip a few days before Thanksgiving, I stared at the pile of translucent blue New York Times bags that had accrued.
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The Roys then paid the bank 3.5 billion rupees a year later, according to the complaint, failing to pay almost 500 million rupees in accrued interest.
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Only two other U.S. companies had accrued more, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy: Apple, with $22020 billion, and Pfizer, with $210 billion.
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An Illinois man can shield 85 percent of his accrued vacation pay from his creditors in bankruptcy, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held Friday.
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"A broker who has an unpaid lien because of a debt accrued due to a medical issue in her family must disclose that lien," he said.
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The winner was no longer the first team to score 21892 runs, but the one that accrued the most runs after the end of nine innings.
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Like his colleague Robbie, Brian took great pride in his stint as an extra on the show, and the repertoire of anecdotes he had thereby accrued.
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Sherrill is off to a strong start: She's already accrued a massive war chest and several high-profile endorsements including that of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Elijah Cummings, will serve as a powerful check on the Trump administration, which has accrued a laundry list of potential subpoena targets over the past two years.
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A channel will now need to have accrued 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch time over the past 12 months to gain access to the program.
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As if that weren't bad enough, Rothenberg Ventures may be subject to an additional $1,308.00 fine, plus any additional accrued time and materials cost for the investigation.
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In San Jose, California, the WSJ noted, rental fees accrued from utility placement is used by the city to help boost internet access in low-income neighborhoods.
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Let loose from the grip of his father's company, Getty Jr. and Pol were free to live on the $100,000 Getty Jr. accrued annually from his trust.
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In September, lawyers for four couples - two same-sex and two straight - asked the court for more than $200,000 in legal fees accrued in challenging Davis' stance.
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That, together with the £5bn of statutory interest, would have eaten up much of the £7.5bn surplus accrued by LBIE on top of the £11.5bn already awarded.
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The high-ranking official told Reuters that Putin was speaking about debts for property tax and penalties accrued before 2015 that the tax service recognizes as uncollectible.
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But pro-bumiputera schemes are almost never means-tested, so their benefits have accrued disproportionately to already wealthy urbanites, allowing poverty among the neediest Malays to persist.
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Reparations, its supporters argue, provides redress for both the original sin of slavery and America's subsequent failure to address generations' worth of accrued disadvantage in black communities.
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Staff at the store were so smitten with the elderly duo that they snapped a photo, which has since accrued several thousand likes on their Facebook page.
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It was the first time in World Cup history that a team had been eliminated by the amount of yellow cards they had accrued in the tournament.
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Holding the industry hostage in the name of overtime pay, collective bargaining, or vacation accrued, shows just how outdated the conversations taking place by regulators truly are.
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Factory management, she said, had begun trying to replace worker ID cards and have them sign new contracts - a strategy, workers believe, to wipe clear accrued benefits.
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After you have accrued enough loyalty to qualify for a free item, Flux will send cash-back to your Starling account on behalf of the Flux retailer.
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He alleged that Uber was withholding GPS data that showed the "dead mileage" he accrued on the job, making impossible for him to calculate his hourly wage.
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Wells' shares gave back the gains accrued on Wednesday in after-hours trading when Stumpf's departure was announced and were last down nearly two percent to $44.47.
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While Trump has accrued more than 270 electoral votes, it's possible that Clinton could still win the popular vote, though it's too early to tell for sure.
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It is our hope to share the knowledge we have accrued through years of working with other inclusive facilities, trauma-informed personal trainers and embodied movement coaches.
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Yet, at an oil price of $30, the extra cash accrued from that delay could be three-quarters less than originally envisaged, according to three financial sources.
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On Tuesday, Hun Sen ordered the Cambodia Daily, an English-language newspaper founded by an American, to pay taxes accrued over the past decade or face closure.
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The experts told me that there's scant chance of his having accrued any legitimate profits from the mines by the time he made his million-pound pledge.
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Of course, with so many views, the video has also accrued millions of comments and dislikes from people who weren't as big fans of the viral song.
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U.S. crude prices have plunged nearly 18 percent this year, giving up the gains they accrued after OPEC and other exporters agreed to reduce output last winter.
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She has accrued five Japan LPGA Tour victories, and last year made her mark on the international stage by finishing equal fourth at the Women's British Open.
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Here's the chart, which could pretty much be summed up with a 😐: Today also wiped out most of the gains that it accrued year to date.
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In 2014, MHA Nation reported $184 million in oil tax revenue accrued in less than one year, much of it officially designated for reservation infrastructure and activities.
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Tullow is battling to reduce a heavy debt pile it accrued during the oil market downturn that coincided with heavy spending to bring the TEN fields onstream.
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This was a question I began to consider quite frequently as the slew of news stories accrued last fall: How much female anger has been lurking offscreen?
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If you can't get over the "no work, no pay" mind-set, think of it as an accrued benefit like paid leave, sick pay, or vacation days.
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If you can't get over the "no work, no pay" mind-set, think of it as an accrued benefit like paid leave, sick pay, or vacation days.
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At this point, the Moon Man—or, uh, Moon Person—represents nothing substantial about the music itself, only a tally of Instagram followers and accrued YouTube views.
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Over the course of Ruth's 15 seasons in pinstripes, the Yankees accrued $3.4 million in profits, nearly 40 percent of which was directly attributable to the Babe.
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Just this weekend, Byte accrued around 780,000 downloads of the app, more than three-quarters of twhich came from the US alone, Sensor Tower told Business Insider.
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In September, lawyers for four couples – two same-sex and two straight – asked the court for more than $200,000 in legal fees accrued in challenging Davis' stance.
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Fighting the criminal charges would have also meant huge legal bills in addition to the hefty bills he had already accrued -- potentially upwards of millions of dollars.
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John Kasich -- has the credibility that McCain accrued through a lifetime of military and civic service to stamp Trump's divisive instincts as a violation of American ideals.
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The high-ranking official told Reuters that Putin was speaking about debts for property tax and penalties accrued before 2015 that the tax service recognises as uncollectible.
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So why do Congress and the Obama Administration agree each year to spend less than half of the $2 billion accrued annually, despite having a massive surplus?
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With just two videos, she accrued one million subscribers, becoming one of the fastest-growing accounts in history, a notoriously difficult achievement even for the already famous.
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The global bills accrued because of failures by prior administrations are coming due on Trump's watch, underlining the gravity of the international threats facing the United States.
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I hope that all leaders of the commonwealth and, above all, Russia understand what kind of assets we have accrued between the leaders of our two countries.
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This could cause payments to balloon, because credit cards tend to compound interest, requiring consumers to pay interest on their base balance and on the accrued interest.
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YouTube stars like Ingrid Nilsen and Connor Franta, as well as celebrities like Tom Daley, have come out in videos that have accrued millions of page views.
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Planning Minister Dyogo Oliveira told reporters he recommends the government use 16.2 billion reais of the proceeds to pay down accrued obligations that total about 180 billion reais.
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Over five years in office, Xi has accrued more power than any of his immediate predecessors and has waged a war on graft in the ruling Communist Party.
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And its suggestion for the Charter is to make clear that such benefits "can be accrued on the basis of earnings rather than on hours or days work".
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It suggests the king is keeping the new unilateral power of the young prince - accrued soon after his father's accession to the throne in January 2015 - in check.
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I didn't miss more work than I had sick time, but I used my accrued sick leave to help take care of my wife and children when needed.
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Yes, most historical market gains have accrued from Halloween through April, and sitting out the summer and early fall meant sidestepping a number of nasty market air pockets.
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And they're using deep learning to interpret, predict, and respond to data accrued from its 22010 million miles driven on public roads and 22018 billion driven in simulation.
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"We're actually looking at taking a vacation [to Portland] using the massive amount of points we've accrued from opening that card and using it so much," she says.
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Tesla also had more than $5 billion in accounts payable and accrued liabilities along with nearly $10 billion in long-term debt, not including today's convertible bond payment.
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Broke, living on the tips he had accrued as a waiter at Red Lobster, John flew standby and snuck into the trade show without paying the admission fee.
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Automated factories don't get faster or more productive; they just swap human labor for their machine equivalent, with the benefits of this exchange accrued by those in charge.
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Although the rest of the album is more thematically conventional, his guitar has accrued a relaxed, bulky mass, especially when he layers on his signature wah-wah effects.
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YouTube promoted the video as "recommended," and the footage had accrued millions of hits in a matter of days, which had obviously been a disaster for the shark.
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Of the many deaths that accrued over the course of the season, like corpses piling up in the mud outside the gates of Winterfell, Hodor's alone was transcendent.
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In November 303, then-Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kemenetz announced that the properties logged some 230 violations of housing code, which all accrued just that year, he said.
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On Wednesday, IPIC said it would now step up its demands for 1MDB and the Malaysian government to compensate the Abu Dhabi firms $1.2 billion, plus accrued interest.
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In September, the lawyers for four couples - two same-sex and two straight - asked the court for more than $200,000 in legal fees accrued in challenging Davis' stance.
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Where is the point at which all of this, all of the forces of violence that contemporary civilization has accrued up around itself, topples over into something different?
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That's more than the 25 ministerial resignations that Thatcher suffered in almost 12 years and the same amount as Tony Blair's government accrued in more than a decade.
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Offering extra help during the six-month grace period after graduation can cut interest accrued, resulting in lower monthly payments or a faster payoff for a new grad.
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She has accrued 63 top 10 hits — 11 of which rocketed to No. 1 — since dropping her first single, "Hold Me" (a collaboration with Teddy Pendergrass), in 1984.
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"The rouble continues to enjoy sanctions oblivion and accrued non-resident inflows into the local debt," said Vladimir Miklashevsky, senior economist and trading desk strategist at Danske Bank.
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FISCHER: WELL, I BUY IT AT THE THEORETICAL LEVEL, BUT YOU ALSO NEED TO WATCH WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MORE CORPORATE PROFITS THAT HAVE ACCRUED IN RECENT YEARS.
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Washington, where the family lives and Amazon is based, is a community property state, which means assets accrued during the marriage must be split equally in a divorce.
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In terms of the deal, Centerra will redeem all of Thompson Creek's secured and unsecured notes at their call price plus accrued and unpaid interest for $889 million.
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While using a health sharing ministry isn't entirely ideal, I definitely believe the $50,000-plus in savings we've accrued over the years has been well worth the hassle.
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Beckman posted a picture of his creation earlier this month on the r/MildlyInteresting Reddit thread, where it&aposs since accrued more than 78,000 upvotes and 2,000 comments.
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Tyler, who had accrued millions of followers and subscribers on Amazon's Twitch game-streaming service since 2011, was leaving Twitch to stream exclusively on Microsoft's growing Mixer platform.
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One of the sources said funding for the anti-crisis package could, if necessary, be increased thanks to 340 billion roubles in funds accrued from freezing pension transfers.
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"This makes the storage of pension information secure and participants — at the push of a button — can see how much pension they have accrued," the fund managers said.
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That proximity has forced Courtenay Casey, the executive director of the venue, to think a lot about how it can offset any potential losses accrued during the shutdown.
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Observers generally believe the Fed will begin unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet — the portfolio of fixed income it has accrued in its economic stimulus programs — in September.
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Well, here's what my new life is like: I don't wake up with a pit in my stomach every day, dreading what horrors accrued in my phone overnight.
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When the votes are tallied, if no candidate has accrued more than 50 percent of the vote, the candidate who has the fewest first-choice votes is removed.
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In Dickens' "Oliver Twist," children in a 28500th century London workhouse are fed the smallest amounts of the cheapest foods to maximize the profit accrued by the owners.
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When Vine launched in January 2013 (solely on the App Store for iOS devices), it accrued 105,000 downloads in its first few days, according to Sensor Tower data.
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A famous mystery novelist, Thrombey (Christopher Plummer) is extraordinarily wealthy, and he has accrued the duplicitous family that often comes with a vast estate in stories like these.
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Coinbase is a San Francisco based cryptocurrency brokerage and exchange; its the blockchain industry's first unicorn, and has accrued over 2628 million customers in less than six years.
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Providing more leave options and mitigating wage discrepancies early on in women's working lives will ensure they have accrued the highest possible earnings by the time they retire.
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Female employees see how other founders struggle to raise money, so they delay starting their own companies until they have accrued enough savings to leave full-time employment.
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Two new newsletters, "The Girlfriend," targeted to women ages 40+ and "Sisters," targeted to African-American women, have accrued more than 400,000 subscribers in two years, says Blyth.
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Amid this impasse, power in the State Department has accrued to the relative handful of figures who have actually been hired, like Tillerson's chief of staff, Margaret Peterlin.
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The funds will help alleviate the more than $22 million in personnel costs (including overtime and salaries) North Dakota accrued while sending police to the indigenous-led action.
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Spot Mini has accrued its own fame over the years after being filmed doing everything from autonomously navigating a lab facility to opening doors and loading a dishwasher.
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The FAA order will require ultrasonic inspection within the next six months of the fan blades on all CFM56-7B engines that have accrued a certain number of takeoffs.
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Pebblebrook has accrued a 9.8 percent stake in LaSalle, making it the fourth-largest shareholder behind hedge fund HG Vora Capital Management, which has also backed the Pebblebrook bid.
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Along the way, Gawker accrued a hard-earned reputation for publishing leaks on a variety of topics that pissed off people like Steve Jobs, Quentin Tarantino and Brett Favre.
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Belarus' Belta news agency said on Tuesday that the Naftan oil refinery, one of two plants Belarus has, was calculating the losses it has accrued and is half loaded.
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From humble beginnings as a blog for a pet food venture, in four years LittleThings accrued millions of followers and views on its social platforms through feel-good content.
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Additionally, Starship Enterprises may only get feedback that their robots are effective, not realizing that the robot delivery success is only accrued at the hands of invisible human helpers.
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This number reflects both the cost of damage he allegedly caused to the house, as well as the interest accrued in the past five years since he stayed there.
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The fragmentation of the world championship allowed Vitali to hold the WBC title, while Wladimir accrued the versions managed by the WBA, WBO, IBO, IBF and "The Ring" magazine.
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It was definitely shock value when I was younger; it made people laugh and, as an awkward guy who accrued confidence by getting drunk, it was an easy win.
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Miley Cyrus told Ronan Farrow in 2015, "I don't love kids... they're so fucking mean" in reference to her legions of younger fans accrued via her Disney Channel show.
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That's more than the 25 ministerial resignations than Margaret Thatcher suffered in almost 12 years and the same amount as Tony Blair's government accrued in more than a decade.
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The report said every 303 million pound of revenue ($14.2 million) accrued in the 2014/15 season was worth an extra 1.2 million euros compared to the previous year.
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"It's about paying down the debts of pleasure that have accrued over time," said John T. Edge, the director of the Southern Foodways Alliance at the University of Mississippi.
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The DOJ, which supports the special counsel's office, also accrued $85033 million in costs related to the probe, which Mueller's team noted it is not legally required to report.
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It's hard to argue that BlackBerry should have thrown away all the goodwill and loyalty it had accrued with customers and thrown itself into the large-screen smartphone race.
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Meanwhile, Puerto Rico is suffering its worst financial crisis in history, struggling with $69 billion in debt accrued by politicians with absolutely no say-so from the general populace.
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Each of the hundreds of times they met, it was, for Henry, a first meeting, though over the years little shards of feelings and associations seemed to have accrued.
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In his rookie season, he led the team to a 7-8-1 record and accrued more wins than the team had earned in the previous three seasons combined.
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They could promote Tsiskaridze in a way that Filin wasn't being promoted, so gradually Tsiskaridze accrued more and more soft power around himself, and that's when the scheming started.
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That seems to make it less likely that he will enjoy the kind of polling bump that has often accrued to previous presidents in the wake of military action.
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Others, including leading Republican foreign policymakers, said it was unclear what, if anything, had been gained by the United States in exchange for the benefits accrued to Mr. Kim.
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Workers themselves receive subsistence incomes — hardly enough to pay back student loans they may have accrued while obtaining a degree or putting food on the table for their families.
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Then, when the votes are counted, if no candidate has accrued more than 50 percent of the vote, the candidate who has the fewest first-choice votes is removed.
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Some state laws let the company deduct borrowed time from your last paycheck, if you've used more vacation time than you accrued at the time you leave, Sladek said.
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Some state laws let the company deduct borrowed time from your last paycheck if you've used more vacation time than you accrued at the time you leave, Sladek said.
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They introduced themselves with a Backstreet Boys-esque photo shoot, and within minutes #hypehouse began trending; videos including the hashtag #hypehouse have accrued nearly 219 million views on TikTok.
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They introduced themselves with a Backstreet Boys-esque photo shoot, and within minutes #hypehouse began trending; videos including the hashtag #hypehouse have accrued nearly 100 million views on TikTok.
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The government will not be responsible for losses accrued during the debt-to-equity swap process and the market-oriented swaps will not be a free lunch for firms.
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That includes higher though still low rates and the first steps toward unwinding the mammoth $4.5 trillion balance sheet of bonds the Fed accrued during its economic stimulus efforts.
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Ms. Bloom said she refunded most of the cash, keeping only "some funds to pay for our out-of-pocket expenses" accrued while working to vet and prepare cases.
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As for her duet partner, Hollens has accrued more than 1.5 million YouTube followers since he began posting a capella covers in 2011, after appearing on NBC's The Sing Off!
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"If the borrower is unable to pay the loan in full they can rewrite the loan by simply paying the accrued interest, thereby extending their due date," Tabach-Bank explained.
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Whether they're the first grade or a senior in high school, helping the community is a perfect way for kids to flex those newly-accrued adult skills while giving back.
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It demands that Jasmine be named the sole valedictorian in a "declaratory judgment," and also asks that she be awarded monetary damages and any expenses accrued through the litigation process.
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The bank, which has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in regulatory fines and settlements related to the scandal, said in a statement it had previously accrued the penalty costs.
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But with the help of Blumhouse, Willis' beloved David Dunn character, and the good will he's accrued with back-to-back low-budget critical hits, that looks to be over.
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The company or companies that capture the value currently accrued to agents and brokers has a chance to be at the scale of the Airbnbs and WeWorks of the world.
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SoundCloud's revised contract no longer stipulates an artist must reach $100 in accrued revenue in order to be paid out, and it has replaced language about its variable payment schedule.
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Think about it this way: if the benefits of replicators, monetary or otherwise, only accrued to those who own and operate them, then Star Trek would not be Star Trek.
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"There are many types of fees that can be accrued through debit card usage, including PIN fees, overdraft fees, ATM card charges, minimum fees and international fees," reports Lexington Law.
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Using my personal computer, I pay my gas and electric bill ($88.29) and my credit card bill from last month ($81.27), but I decide to save the points I've accrued.
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While the number of tweets from the #KHive is still relatively small, the reach of those sharing these posts is apparent: Thus far, they've accrued an estimated 24 million impressions.
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Instagram announced the 700 million monthly active user milestone in April, which grew from 600 million in four months, meaning it accrued its latest growth at around the same clip.
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You've seen the impact of some of those programs in the fourth quarter as we accrued compensation expenses to reflect increases in the valuation of equity in certain Other Bets.
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However, profitability is overstated to a certain extent because the company is consistently under-reserved and because interest income is accrued for some loans overdue for more than 90 days.
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The unusual esteem which has accrued to Vinamilk—praised at home and abroad as a paragon of corporate governance—says as much about the grimmer standards among other Vietnamese firms.
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Washington is a community property state, meaning that all assets and debts accrued during the marriage are considered owned equally by both spouses unless there was a prenup stating otherwise.
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London time, the Conservatives had accrued more than 786 council seats, a net gain of 215, and would assume control of at least 10 local authorities, according to the BBC.
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The termination of his shares in the company, along with Bungie's withholding of payouts for accrued vacation time, is ultimately what led to a legal showdown between the two parties.
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The level of debt accrued from medical and health science degrees is higher than that of any other graduate degrees due to the high costs of teaching these intensive professions.
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And make sure to add up all of your charitable contributions—which include expenses like mileage, parking, and tolls accrued doing volunteer work—so that you can maximize your refund.
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As expected, a group of longtime Biden allies quickly organized a super PAC named Unite the Country and began using the funds they accrued to push back against Trump's attacks.
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Many fall victims to trafficking, paying hefty fees to middlemen who fail to secure legal work documents then scare them into sex work to pay off debts accrued en route.
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Our critic writes that the sudden disposal points to the "national indifference that's accrued" around the show, as well as a heap of higher-profile offerings coming from the network.
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The governor's lawyers argue that the Rowan County Clerk's office, not the state of Kentucky, should be stuck with the nearly $225,000 in court costs accrued in lawsuits against Davis.
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Sears has accrued more than $11 billion in losses since 2011, and the Journal reported that the company must raise more than $85033 billion a year to stay in business.
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Morgan Durrant, a spokesman for Delta, pointed out that once they stop flying, women can use accrued sick days or apply for disability benefits to partially cover their lost wages.
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Merck maintained its guidance that the accrued business would contribute around 270 million euros to group sales in fiscal 2019 and add around 80-90 million euros to adjusted EBITDA.
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The Philippines intends to use the proceeds from the bond sale to pay the purchase price and accrued interest of its own securities repurchased in an associated debt management operation.
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In 2012, for example, Mitt Romney accrued a massive financial advantage going into the primaries and was able to use attack ads to pick off his rivals one after another.
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"Dogon A.D.," a burst of angular funk by Julius Hemphill, was a study in terse equipoise; "Hood," an original designed to evoke minimalist techno, accrued heat and density by layers.
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Despite the staggering numbers, it is important to remember that these financial costs would've accrued over a significant period and that their net present value would have been considerably less.
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In addition to raising rates, the Fed is removing policy accommodation by shrinking its $4.5 trillion balance sheet, comprised mostly of bonds it accrued in stimulus programs from 2008-2014.
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Venezuela's self-proclaimed president Juan Guaido is setting up bank accounts with U.S. help that would take income accrued by Citgo, Venezuela's top foreign asset, to finance an interim government.
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They did not argue, as the ADF has in the past, that gay citizens are no longer deserving of legislative protections because of the influence and political power they've accrued.
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Before I even finished my degree and accrued all that debt, my parents took out a policy large enough to cover my private student loans if something happened to me.
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Primarily because Apple traded at such a low PE at the beginning of the year, its 80%-plus gain through November 30th accrued entirely to the S&P Value index.
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But it's a notion with enough currency that Buttigieg, who actually leads the Democratic contest so far in terms of accrued delegates, felt the need to chip away at it.
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Black harms and losses accrued to all whites, both to those directly exploiting them, and indirectly to all enjoying the enhanced prosperity their social exclusion and depressed earnings made possible.
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Australian neobanks Xinja, Judo, and 86 400 have accrued millions of dollars in deposits since introducing their high-interest savings accounts less than one year since launching, per Fintech Futures.
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While there is no federal law that requires unused vacation to be paid out at termination, and state laws differ, many companies will pay you for accrued unused vacation days.
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College-tuition fees are getting more expensive, surging more than 538% since 1985, and many people debate whether the debt accrued from a four-year degree is really worth it.
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The Rangers have not had a 22015-point scorer since the Czech superstar Jaromir Jagr in 223-22015, when he scored a team-record 216 goals and accrued 210 points.
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Investors largely expect the central bank to start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion bonds portfolio — which it accrued trying to stem the economic downturn from the financial crisis — in September.
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Reuters first reported earlier this year that Trump was using money from the RNC and his own reelection campaign to pay some of the legal bills accrued amid Mueller's investigation.
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If they take time off before it has accrued, they're often asked to sign a waiver saying they'll pay the company back if they leave before making up the time.
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Ms. Craven said that she was fairly certain she had not accrued retirement credits through her performances, but was interested in finding an adviser and considering a formal retirement account.
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For me as a player (and also me as someone with an immense amount of student debt accrued over the course of several degrees), a loan is about the past.
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The company accrued more than 2,300 price hikes over the past 4 years and was recently caught in Trump's Twitter crosshairs before ultimately deciding to go back to the status quo.
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Basically, any merchant using specific Verifone credit card terminals will be able to enable customers to pay for any merchandise they want using loyalty points they've accrued on their credit card.
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It accrued such a large following that representatives from the Dead and Phish would eventually make a fateful decision that left Serling playing a big role in the bands' digital future.
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In April, Jana Partners said it had accrued a 9.1 percent stake in the New Jersey-based company and said it would discuss with it the possibility of exploring a sale.
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Chicago-based startup BallotReady can't solve all of that—it's a mammoth problem that's accrued over generations and can only be solved with an equally mammoth push in the other direction.
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I know what goes into rate determination every year, and the biggest factor is medical claims — how many procedures and costs have accrued due to people's illnesses over that past year.
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At the time, the idea of gay men in bathrooms was the kind of thing that terrified the mass audience he had accrued during the biggest era of blockbuster music sales.
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The show's new look has been popular: it has attracted legions of devoted fans, spawned countless internet memes and accrued a 98% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a review-aggregator site.
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She did not miss a green in regulation in the second and third rounds, but it was a different story on Sunday as she accrued five bogeys, along with three birdies.
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This week, a survey released by Public Policy Polling suggests that South Carolina's segregationist nostalgia has accrued to the benefit of Donald Trump, the race-baiting front-runner in Saturday's primary.
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While Jenner gets the bulk of news coverage in this relationship thanks to her Keeping Up with the Kardashians fame and entrepreneurial success, Scott has accrued quite the reputation for himself.
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The streaming giant Spotify has reached a settlement with the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA) over the unpaid royalties it accrued from failing to identify (and therefore pay) certain music publishers.
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At this point the movie, directed by David Bruckner (the screenwriter, Joe Barton, adapted a novel by Adam Nevill), has accrued enough mojo to get by strictly as a psychological thriller.
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But moderates in the party hoped that he would at least begin the process of clipping away at the mighty mandate, 59% of vote, that accrued to Jeremy Corbyn last year.
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Not paying the full balance each month can turn that $4 latte you charged into a $40 latte if you only make the minimum payment, thanks to accrued interest over time.
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Untangling the monolithic mass of regulation accreted over the last century, without losing the associated benefits that have accrued to society in the process, clearly needs to be done with care.
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The Financial Times reported last week that Apple Music had accrued over 10m paid subscribers in the six months since its launch—Spotify took nearly six years to reach that figure.
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An effort last year to draft Warren into a White House bid fizzled after she ruled out a run, and much of that liberal energy and angst has accrued to Sanders.
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The move into bond funds has accrued largely to the benefit of funds holding high-credit corporate debt, which have taken in $16.2 billion since the week that ended March 2.
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Bonds that are not converted into shares will be redeemed at par value plus accrued interest on 6 June 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Joachim Dagenborg)
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Users pay for a few hundred years upfront (about half a cent per megabyte), and the interest accrued by the excess payment will perpetually cover the costs of shrinking storage prices.
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China started blocking access to the paper's website in 2012, after it ran a series of critical stories about the wealth accrued by the family of then-Prime Minister Wen Jiabao.
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But those fees wouldn't have been booked until they were received by JPMorgan, so any fee income from an IPO and JPMorgan structuring financing would have accrued in the fourth quarter.
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James Comey's performance Friday – and his expected return for more testimony in coming days – is a not-so-subtle reminder of the ignominy accrued on his watch as the FBI leader.
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The minimum monthly wage hit $182 this year, up from $61 in 2012, and the government's new seniority payments, accrued with each year of service, were seen as another step forward.
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It's a food that requires levels of finesse and expertise that take decades to cultivate, not to mention that it's often associated with the accrued family secrets of intergenerational R&D.
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In a statement issued before Friday's deal was reached, her employer, Allied Universal, said it would "provide vacation buyback for accrued time," which is unlikely to help new hires like Hicks.
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That puts a big hitch in the system: The people who are most likely to have accrued savings, graduate or professional degrees, and work experience have much higher standards to meet.
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Last year, the state government passed a law that required former felons to pay all fees from their cases — even the costs accrued to have a public defender — before they voted.
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Late last year, Lyft said it would expand its rewards program so that all rides accrued points that could earn perks, like savings on future rides or upgrades to fancier cars.
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Conducted by the Commerce Department's inspector general, the investigation found that employees accrued millions of dollars in pay while playing hooky as the agency muddles through a massive backlog of work.
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Isaac Kwesu, the chief executive of the Chamber of Mines, said although some members had accrued huge bills over the years, they had made plans to clear the arrears with ZETDC.
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In other matters, Kaplan said he believes the Fed should begin the process of reducing its balance sheet, or portfolio of debt it accrued during its stimulus efforts, likely in September.
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When we next see Judy, she's dragging her kids onstage for a family performance that earns her a measly $100, not nearly enough to pay off the massive debts she's accrued.
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While backlogs of work were again accrued, firms did so at a slower rate and this meant an index measuring optimism fell to a five-month low of 65.7 from 66.3.
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Take the Thanksgiving experience you accrued a couple of weeks ago and roast a chicken (above) in a hot oven while making fast work of some mashed potatoes on the stovetop.
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I barely registered the change until everyone left and I went to my laptop to turn it off, noticing the playlist that accrued, filled with artists' names that I promptly forgot.
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Impressive that JK Rowling has managed to completely incinerate all of the goodwill she accrued from creating the most successful youth fantasy series of all time in just under a decade.
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There's a reason Geologie has accrued accolades and awards from AskMen (Best Skincare Innovation), Men's Health (Grooming Award Winner, Innovation), Men's Journal (Best Customized Skincare), and Esquire (Best Custom Skincare System).
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Thus far, it would seem that it's exactly the wrong kind of accounting on the balance sheets of great wealth and power — accrued through slavery and its aftermath — that matters most.
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Uzi Arad, Mr. Netanyahu's former national security adviser and now a critic, says that as Mr. Netanyahu accrued power, he became careless and arrogant, leaving him with fewer and fewer allies.
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For all the saintliness King has accrued since his death, he was regularly reviled during his life, portrayed as someone recklessly rending the fabric of a largely free and democratic society.
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That means the Unesco world heritage site, designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, has accrued $41 million (£31 million) in fees from lacking the proper permits, according to the New York Times.
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Almost everyone who approached Robinson at the convention claimed to have known him from way back, the most status accrued to those who knew him when he had dreadlocks down his back.
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The critically acclaimed collection earned Chance multiple Grammys, including Best New Artist, and also accrued enough financial success for the artist to be able to donate $1 million to Chicago Public Schools.
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Editor's note: This article has been updated to clarify that Mayer's stock in Yahoo was accrued as part of her compensation and was not acquired as part of the sale to Verizon.
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Its latest big bet in mobile games, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds", has accrued a huge audience of some 50m Chinese gamers who play daily, but because of the monetisation freeze, Tencent cannot cash in.
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Washington is a community property state, which means that all assets and debts accrued during the marriage are considered owned equally by both spouses, unless there was a prenuptial agreement stating otherwise.
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One gets the impression that a similar situation surrounded the recording of Monotheist—that a visionary band had finally accrued the experience and the tools they needed to release their ultimate testament.
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What was being negated by Bowie was all the nonsense, the falsity, the accrued social meanings, traditions and morass of identity that shackled us, especially in relation to gender identity and class.
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Here's what to prioritize in your 20s, 30s and 40s if you want to increase your chances of retiring with $1 million: With compound interest, any interest accrued earns interest on itself.
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That includes orders for the new issue as well as interest from holders of Greece's 4.75% April 2019s, who have been invited to tender their notes for cash at 102.60 plus accrued.
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And students of color typically have less financial support: "The typical white family has 16 times the accrued wealth of the typical black family in the United States," according to the report.
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In 2014, when she opened the doors (of what was then a tiny office with just Goldberg staring at a phone), she did it with a $3,000 from her accrued vacation days.
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Or perhaps Khamenei and his fellow elites are savvy enough to use the financial resources and diplomatic capital accrued by the nuclear deal to ensure that the Islamic Republic changes very little.
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But now that the company has accrued a kind of critical mass of items, it wants to allow users to make them available to friends and other people in their local community.
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I've been afflicted with the Dota 2 bug Having accrued more than 3,000 hours in its mythical universe, I can say with assurance that I've been afflicted with the Dota 2 bug.
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Since becoming a meme in January 282, he has accrued more than 2700 million followers on Instagram, where he regularly posts videos of himself searing, cutting, and salting expensive cuts of beef.
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Accrued eminence still matters at law firms and universities (though tenured positions have fallen fifty per cent in the past forty years), but the rest of the culture has gone topsy-turvy.
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That has translated into a nearly $18 billion reduction in income tax provisions in the first quarter, more than half of which accrued to the benefit of the tech and finance industries.
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Starting later this month, the Fed will begin selling off a small part of the bond portfolio it accrued during its efforts to stimulate the economy out of its financial crisis funk.
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Her rent was next to nothing, which meant that she could pay down the ruinous debt she had accrued by trying to support Lloyd's life-coach business as it had gone bust.
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"The Massacre Premium is the premium that has accrued to capital because Indonesian workers have never been able to organize and fight for their rights ever since the events," he told me.
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The plan is not only redundant with already existing forbearance options, it will also penalize those who could meet their payments by increasing their balances with three months' worth of accrued interest.
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Barzee was previously set to be released in 2024, but as she spent seven years in custody awaiting her trial, which took place in 2010, she accrued credit for time already served.
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There are literally hundreds of YC clones and yet 95% of the value in accelerators has accrued to YC. I think we're on track for something similar in the talent investing space.
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They'll surround a band with all the acclaims and hype they've recently accrued so that even if you're not a fan, you wonder if you should come out for the party alone.
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Four Brooklyn-based employees who Business Insider spoke to expressed confusion and disappointment in the supplemental pay, saying they were originally promised they would receive paid time off they may have accrued.
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Especially when he seemed to occupy that pretty envied position for chefs, wherein he could easily harness the goodwill he's accrued for the past few years and harvest it into an empire?
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In the past few years he has accrued a mystique in various pockets of the city's music world — jazz, indie rock, the media-mixing avant-garde — but remains little-known outside Washington.
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"The president is not controlling access to the market," Mr. Shumate said, noting that any profits accrued by Mr. Trump had not been connected to a particular action he took in government.
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The state has put an eviction moratorium in place for the time being, but many people are concerned that once it's lifted, the accrued debt will cause them to lose their homes.
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Once that milestone is reached, they must maintain at least 22,23 followers and stream for at least 212 days every month for a minimum of 93 accrued hours to start earning revenue.
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For both Spain and the Netherlands, this was an era of economic boom and flourishing culture: Merchants from both countries dominated international trade, and great wealth was accrued by their upper classes.
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This proposal also targets the current system allowing wealthy people to defer paying taxes on accrued investment gains — only this time, the taxing event is death, when an heir inherits new assets.
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Companies argue AGR should comprise just revenue accrued from core services, while the government says AGR should include all revenue, including, for example, money from rent, land sales or sale of scrap.
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He sold his stocks just before bitcoin collapsed, along with almost all the rigs he had accrued, in order to fund his new venture—developing software for managing cryptocurrency mining and investing.
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Limiting every federal government worker to a certain amount of years on the job would be a good start to avoiding pension and benefit payments accrued over a lifetime on the job.
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The government watchdog group, Good Jobs First, analyzed 4,200 government contracts doled out from 85033 to 2014, and found that around 90 percent of monetary value accrued to large corporations (>100 employees).
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Because the company had already accrued sufficient provisions for vehicle recalls, there was no need to inform investors that profits could take a further hit before September 2015, Volkswagen's court filing said.
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The question is whether whiteness, having arisen from a set of privileges accrued and institutionalized over centuries, can ever truly become a minority category, even if white people become a numerical minority.
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Unveiled this morning at Herman Miller's flagship store in New York, the new task chair is the culmination of two years of work, and an expression of two decades' worth of accrued knowledge.
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If that owner was located, they would be required to pay any debt accrued for the aircraft's extended storage at the airport; if they refused, the matter would be referred to tax authorities.
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The collection will include his two new songs "Shape of You" and "Castle on the Hill," which accrued more than 13 million streams on Spotify in the first 24 hours they were out.
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The newest perk (amongst others) is that all members will be able to redeem their points — which are accrued with every dollar spent on beauty products — on Ulta Beauty's in-store salon services.
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The agreement shows that homebuilders accrued "excessive power over the development of regulations that governed them," said Bill Fay, head of the Energy Efficient Codes Coalition, which has pushed for more aggressive standards.
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The clothing retailer is selling its clothes at steep discounts across its stores in an attempt to slough off excess inventory it accrued due to "unusually cold winter weather," the company said Tuesday.
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However, adjusted for interest income accrued but not collected in cash, the pre-impairment result was a small loss of 0.2% of average assets in 1H17 after a profit of 1.1% in 2016.
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The so-called air-worthiness directive would require an ultrasonic inspection within the next six months of the fan blades on all CFM56-7B engines that have accrued a certain number of flights.
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And while she may not be old enough to legally imbibe or rent a car, the young star seems to accrued several lifetimes' worth of wisdom in her mere two decades on Earth.
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Bird Box, which Netflix previously reported accrued more than 45 million unique account streams seven days after its release, has now surpassed 80 million views, according to CEO Reed Hastings' letter to investors.
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They are asking to be reclassified as employees and receive three years' back pay for minimum wage and overtime violations, and other expenses accrued on the job such as the costs of gasoline.
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BY THAT, I DON'T MEAN FINANCIALLY, I MEAN IN THE BROADER ZEITGEIST, FIRST OF ALL, AND GENERALLY AS A RESULT OF THE REGULATIONS THAT HAVE ACCRUED AS A RESULT OF THE CRISIS ITSELF.
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As a preview, the publication released a snippet of some of the rankings, by listing who accrued the largest musical fortunes in the UK. This includes individual dancers, singers, bands, and music producers.
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The recent $211 million fine levied on WFC for improper sales practices dating back to 21500 was fully accrued for and represents just a fraction of WFC's quarterly earnings of approximately $21000 billion.
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And awarding attorney's fees and costs accrued by the misconduct to the 26 aggrieved states is likewise inappropriate as a penalty, Judge Hanen wrote, since America's taxpayers would have to foot the bill.
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Samay Pal Singh, a maize farmer in Patrampur, said he could not afford the 1,800 rupees for a power connection, because of debts accrued in paying for his daughter-in-law's medical costs.
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The dissenting shareholders who brought the appraisal action, under Vice-Chancellor Glasscock's decision, are entitled to less (not counting accrued interest) than they would have received if they'd tendered their shares to Verizon.
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Aniston accrued 1 million followers in just five hours and 16 minutes, setting a mark recognized by the Guinness World Records for the fastest time for an Instagram account to reach that milestone.
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Republican candidates would be wise to underscore the degree to which benefits have accrued due to tax cuts and reductions in regulations, not only for the wealthy, but also for ordinary, hardworking Americans.
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A spokeswoman with the DES told CNN that the department plans to "highlight" a total of 421 non-custodial parents who owe large amounts in child support accrued over the past five years.
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Pre-impairment profitability (net of accrued interest not received in cash) was solid at 6.8% of average gross loans at BPS, 7.9% at BGPB and more moderate at 4.9% at BelVEB in 2016.
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So by the time you're in your 30s, you are hundreds of thousands of dollars in the hole, and you've just spent years making too little to pay it back while interest accrued.
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Whenever the offseason arrives, they'll have to hope the good vibes they've accrued can stand up to the realities of team-building, as Batum, Jefferson, and Williams all hit free agency this summer.
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Pension distribution is highly unequal, according to the World Bank, with 35 percent of pension subsidies — the part of the pension that isn't accrued worker contributions — paid out to the richest 20 percent.
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Look at the number of people marching: A year after Stonewall, a great crowd accrued, reportedly as many as 5,000 people speaking the name of the love that dared not speak its name.
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In addition to the military ranks he accrued over the years, General Rowny had the title of ambassador, something he was given when Reagan named him chief arms negotiator in the early 1980s.
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The Department of Investigation found that Mr. Ponte charged $1,043.44 on his city gas card and accrued $43 in E-ZPass charges during his personal trips in 2016, for a total of $1,790.
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His reputation rests largely on the 2015-13 W.H.L. season, when he accrued 102 points in 72 games and led the Wheat Kings to the Memorial Cup, the championship of Canadian junior hockey.
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By the numbers: In a 12-month period ending in September, the U.S. accrued more than $70 billion in tariffs, almost double what was collected before the trade war, according to the WSJ.
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Forty-four million Americans have accrued a student loan burden of $1.4 trillion, and recent research shows a majority of borrowers, 60 percent, will still probably be making loan payments in their 40s.
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Signature Point et al matter * Porter Bancorp - Punitive damages, statutory interest currently about $7.9 million were not previously accrued,will impact earnings, capital in Q4 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Despite the monster gains funds like the S&P-tracking SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) have accrued over the years, Egan has also found that the biggest aren't necessarily the best.
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Ciro Ferrara spent a decade at Napoli, his hometown club, before being sold to Juventus to help alleviate the debts the club had accrued in the lean years after Maradona's disgrace and departure.
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But the damage accrued by cells in older muscles is especially severe, because they do not regenerate easily and they become weaker as their mitochondria, which produce energy, diminish in vigor and number.
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But in terms of engagement, he has accrued political capital with power brokers in our region who want not only to defeat extremist groups but also promote positive domestic reforms and regional peace.
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When the votes are counted in a ranked-choice system, if no candidate has accrued more than 27 percent of the vote, the candidate who has the fewest first-choice votes is removed.
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For example, the United States could buy Venezuelan oil so long as proceeds accrued to escrow accounts — subject to international monitoring — are used only for purchases of food, medicine, and oil-sector infrastructure.
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He's currently seeking an injunction against Proper Media that would force the company to turn over to Bardav all advertising revenue accrued from Snopes since April, and relinquish its hold on the Snopes.
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Saudi Fransi, in which Credit Agricole and Saudi billionaire Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal's firm has minority stakes, said zakat and tax are to be accrued on a quarterly basis from the second quarter.
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In as much as longer-living humans use their accrued wealth to support and encourage the creation of projects as audacious and ambitious as — for example — the Coliseum, I believe the answer is yes.
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Jeff Sessions and others have accrued enough power in Trump's inner circle that he's going to end up having to follow through on his promises if elected whether he currently wants to or not.
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New members were mostly women "currently experiencing difficulties in their lives," and accrued mounting debts from the courses, forcing them to take jobs with the organization to pay them off, according to court filings.
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The companies maintained that AGR should comprise only revenue accrued from core services and not other revenue such as income from sale of mobile phones, income from rent of property or sale of scrap.
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No matter how often the official bean counters tally up the tax savings that accrued to all Americans, including those in middle-income brackets, Democrats still deny that the GOP tax cuts boosted everyone.
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"The user's card information acts as the consumer identifier, and merchants can leverage Braintree Extend to securely share this on the user's behalf so that purchases are appropriately tracked and rewards accrued," she notes.
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And the distrust Facebook has accrued through the mistakes it's made in the absence of proper regulation arguably do plenty to hurt the perception of how American ideals are spread through its tech companies.
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Most hybrid bonds traditionally include language allowing issuers to redeem the debt at par plus accrued interest if tax rules change - but investors are becoming increasingly sensitive to those clauses given the potential reforms.
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Taing Meng, a lawyer representing the factory, dismissed those claims and said all the terminated workers aside from about 50 who had incited the industrial action could return and would keep their accrued benefits.
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The other is an enormous amount of accrued habit and behavior on the part of affluent Westerners, particularly in the US, who are attached to the current system of private ownership and low occupancy.
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His demons, combined with the damaged accrued through his years of combat, have left him to the point that he was beaten up by mere civilians at a gas station prior to last Christmas.
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Donald has said he will not play another down on his current contract, according to ESPN, and is unconcerned about any bearing a holdout would have on his free agent status or accrued fines.
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If that hypothetical student borrowed using a federal direct loan for graduate school, which had a rate of 5.84 percent last academic year, she would have accrued $0.53,682 in interest during the grace period.
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The strong 2015 operating results have led X5 to approve a large payment to its top management under a long-term incentive (LTI) programme; the payment was accrued in 2015 but paid in 2016.
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"Over the past couple [of] decades, most of the monetary benefits of increased productivity have accrued to the owners of stock and senior executives of a company, not to the whole of the population."
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Since his chart-topper song "See You Again" placed him on everyone's radar in 2015, Charlie Puth has accrued a budding list of hits as well as artists he's grateful to have worked with.
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The bonds come with a covenant that LVMH can redeem notes at 100.5 plus accrued if it no longer pursues the acquisition, or if it is not completed on or before 31 March 663.
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Led by Alex's older brother Francisco "Pacho" Cifuentes, the family accrued power in the Colombian underworld throughout the '90s and 2000s by killing off rivals and bankrolling a paramilitary group that controlled cocaine production.
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After getting his big break on The Ellen DeGeneres Show when he performed a rendition of Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi" in April 2010, Chance, then just 12, accrued a massive fan base and subsequent success.
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Over the past 15 years, the United States has accrued a $3.8 trillion goods trade deficit with China, a trade deficit that analysts estimate may have cost America as many as 3.4 million jobs.
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The dress was stitched with a netlike weave "that the sea would respond to," and held underwater in a structure that could support the gown as it accrued hundreds of pounds of extra weight.
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The damage of such career interruptions does not end when a parent goes back to work; among other things, there are the raises that were missed and the savings that otherwise would have accrued.
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However, additional pressure on the capital position stems from the bank's sizable unreserved non-performing loans (loans overdue by 2956 days or more), which, including accrued interest, Fitch estimates at AZN29982m at end-2033.
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By the mid-1980s, the astonishing profits accrued from the prohibited commodity enabled the relatively benign criminal gangs that had always existed in Rio's slums, or favelas, to equip themselves with frighteningly potent weapons.
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Lower courts have said PwC should pay out the compensation from the estate's £7.5bn estimated surplus, which has accrued on top of the general claims of £11.5bn that have already been paid in full.
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Average mortgage buffers, an indicator of how far ahead households are on repayments - were quite robust, yet one-third of borrowers had either no accrued buffer or less than one month's repayments socked away.
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The Drunk History segment: One fun thing about the series is that it subtly, gently, but surely takes the air out of the legends that have accrued around certain historical figures over the ages.
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