The city has kept the appraisal secret; no other appraisal was commissioned.
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"It's a time of self-appraisal and appraisal of your situation," she said, especially if you're single.
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Finally, the professors found that if past filing patterns hold, the new appraisal rules would significantly restrict appraisal actions.
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Rather than discourage appraisal petitions, the elimination of interest accrual through prepayment may actually spur more appraisal actions because hedge funds would be paid sooner and be able to use that money to bring more appraisal actions.
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Merger appraisal had become appealing to arbitrageurs, who would buy shares of takeover targets, vote against any deal and sue for appraisal.
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Currently, you must obtain an appraisal for a donation worth more than $5,000, but this appraisal does not need to include scientific testing.
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Under the arcane laws of appraisal, only Dell's shareholders who voted against this acquisition and properly exercised appraisal rights will get the extra amount.
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That all changed after a case in Delaware eight years ago made it easier to exercise appraisal rights and incited a boom in appraisal arbitrage, a strategy in which a fund buys shares just before a merger closes in order to exercise the appraisal rights.
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You will not be able to seek an appraisal if you decide to appeal; likewise, if you seek an appraisal, you will not be able to file an appeal. 9.
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Get An Appraisal A receipt for your ring is required by the insurance provider, and you'll also need to get a jewelry appraisal to determine the real value of your ring.
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An Appraisal Quick — name a transformative black television character.
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Fees vary, but an appraisal for a real estate tax appeal will probably cost $300 to $500, said Jim Murrett, president of the Appraisal Institute, a professional association of real estate appraisers.
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"The condition of the property seems to have the most effect, as buyers are expecting turnkey properties," said Brandon Boudreau, chief operating officer of Metro-West Appraisal, a nationwide real estate appraisal firm.
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If that's all dissenting shareholders need to show to convince Chancery judges to disregard the deal price in appraisal actions, appraisal arbitrage may have more of a future than I thought last week.
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Following his longstanding pattern of poor planning and grandiose appraisal.
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The next appraisal well is planned for 2018, Sullivan said.
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A week before closing, the appraisal comes in at $265,000.
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First, the authors found that hedge funds dominate appraisal cases.
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Again, in an asset sale, there are no appraisal rights.
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He now has a jewelry appraisal business on the side.
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Read our obituary and our critic's appraisal of his work.
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People's insistence on truth and honest appraisal is so annoying.
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In fact, he emphasized the inherent subjectivity of appraisal actions.
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Qualification exams will be held by national appraisal industry associations.
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An Appraisal Long before the Kardashians, there were the Gabors.
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Taxes, deficits, spending, financial deregulation — everything is up for appraisal.
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Included in the documents sent to Mr. Stringer, also a Democrat, were the results of a city appraisal of the covenant's value conducted last year; a 2013 appraisal was also done, by a private firm.
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After eight months of living in temporary housing paid for by Travelers, Mr. Chang withdrew his appraisal demand and tried to restart direct negotiations with Travelers, but Travelers opted to stick with the appraisal process.
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The announcement was made by Darton Case, founder of Dart Appraisal.
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Results for a third appraisal well there are due in June.
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Other sanctioned regimes such as Libya could also seek re-appraisal.
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My boss asks if I'm free to have the appraisal chat.
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But as computerized appraisal methods improve, potential savings could become irresistible.
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Many of the investors' shares were disqualified from the appraisal action.
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This means there are ways to avoid setting off appraisal rights.
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The overhaul also does not fix the problems with appraisal actions.
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Edmunds, a new- and used-car marketplace, also offers an appraisal.
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THUMP: The critical appraisal of exotica used to be pretty negative.
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Owners send in their watches for appraisal and receive a check.
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Unprompted, Waldo offered a technical appraisal of what had gone wrong.
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Besides an obituary, we have a song list and an appraisal.
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One consists of a deed, and another of a property appraisal.
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For disenchanted Obama supporters, this appraisal may seem like a surprise.
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Even Zillow will tell you it's an estimate, not an appraisal.
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The appraisal was for $185,000, so Ms. Lopez proposed meeting halfway.
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It is now on its way for appraisal in the senate.
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The Solera ruling represents the latest setback for these appraisal lawsuits, that already faced long odds of success after two landmark appraisal decisions last year, involving Dell Inc and DFC Global Corp, came out against hedge funds.
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Olegario's high appraisal of Jefferson and his principled anti-debt stance. But
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They then schedule an in-home appraisal and update their final offer.
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But Tyrnauer wanted to leave that kind of appraisal to his audience.
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With interest, investors who sought appraisal will collect about $20.84 per share.
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State lawmakers eventually amended the law to make appraisal less potentially lucrative.
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Here are four other ways to increase your home's refinance appraisal value.
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The question is what effect these changes will have on appraisal rights.
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Note that the CRFB analysts conclude that is likely an optimistic appraisal.
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An Appraisal Curtis Hanson and Los Angeles were made for each other.
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Indonesia identified its problems but at first lacked honest, realistic self-appraisal.
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Imagine if you displayed honest self-appraisal and even moments of remorse.
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An Appraisal Gene Wilder was born Jerome Silberman but changed his name.
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An Appraisal Carrie Fisher was the child of a show-business family.
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Even diehard Republican pundits couldn't sugarcoat their appraisal of Trump's oratory skills.
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A more critical appraisal of the past is one place to start.
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A recent appraisal put its value at $2.5 million, Ms. Kersh said.
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In August, the company expects appraisal results from the nearby Rolvsnes discovery.
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You can also dispute a low home appraisal if you are dissatisfied.
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We asked each reporter for a quick appraisal of their candidate's campaign.
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In the most recent appraisal, in 2009, Frank Bruni awarded it two.
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"There's no replacement for an appraisal in most cases," Amorin tells Curbed.
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Grant & Eisenhofer represented Merion and other hedge funds in the heyday of appraisal arbitrage, when Delaware's generous statutory interest rate and tradition of awarding challenging shareholders no less than the deal price made appraisal an almost no-lose proposition.
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You're free to add as many items as you like in your appraisal.
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"But not by paying us, except through an appraisal based on condemned homes."
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Yet in his appraisal of Pakistan's "lies & deceit", the president was spot-on.
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Appraisal-related issues in these delays jumped by 50 percent in that time.
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She reported it taking up to seven weeks to get an appraisal done.
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Make an honest appraisal of the role you're looking or willing to fill.
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Mr. Rokaya, the shepherd, was cautious in his appraisal of the day's pickings.
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The agent then asked me for the date of my ring's last appraisal.
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The Appraisal A bell tolled 17 times inside St. Patrick's Cathedral on Thursday.
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The ability to exercise appraisal rights has always been convoluted and difficult, however.
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Second, the study found that appraisal cases seem to serve some corrective function.
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"AOL as an opinion was good for petitioners seeking appraisal," Grant told me.
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As they climbed, leapt and navigated a crevasse, one boy offered his appraisal.
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In both cases, there would be appraisal rights if the buyer pays cash.
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Donations of non-cash items worth $5,000 or more require a professional appraisal.
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Thousands more recipes to cook this week await your appraisal on NYT Cooking.
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More recently, an insurance appraisal valued the card at more than $10 million.
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Families create their own word lists based on their appraisal of likely words.
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An Appraisal The first thing you noticed about Laverne DeFazio was her initial.
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An Appraisal Nobody like Debbie Reynolds is ever happening at the movies again.
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Halliburton is drilling appraisal wells to evaluate how much oil can be recovered.
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It said it plans to drill 10 exploration and appraisal wells this year.
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Fletcher has since posted a correction to his appraisal on the PBS website.
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Remember to document everything, including photographs, your independent appraisal and comparable home information.
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They are each of great value, some by market appraisal, others only intrinsically.
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The appraisal of the land is also a crucial part of the deal.
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They also did not necessarily disagree with Ms. Haley's appraisal of the cuts.
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But a fair appraisal of the emails doesn't reduce Team Clinton to opportunism.
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"I'm talking to the buyers in advance about these problems, so that we address the appraisal issues before we go to escrow and nobody is surprised in three weeks when we get an appraisal that's on the lower side, " said Fogg.
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" Ms. Jiang wrote that "the number of appraisal petitions has increased from a trickle of cases in the early 2000s to over 20 a year in recent years, or close to one-quarter of all transactions where appraisal is possible.
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The Appraisal Ahab had Moby Dick, Sisyphus his rock, the Roeblings the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The valuation and appraisal piece of real estate has remained largely unchanged over time.
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Taking in their suggestions, I steer the appraisal toward my jacket—certainly a winner.
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Related to this I'm shown a simple demo of Tractable's car damage appraisal tool.
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That type of appraisal has drawn angry rebukes from the president and his aides.
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He wore a long black apron, and he looked at Echo with frank appraisal.
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"This is just one of the pitfalls with appraisal, and it's not for novices."
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Collectors rely on appraisal firms to determine the condition and market price of cards.
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The appraisal system is also being improved to make it much easier to understand.
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The new appraisal standards are expected to be released next month, the sources added.
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" Chanel was less charitable in her appraisal: "Dior doesn't dress women; he upholsters them.
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Appraisal rights were adopted to reduce the minimum deal approval threshold to a majority.
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Rather than an educated and thoughtful appraisal, Cusk's review was dismissive and tone deaf.
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An Appraisal Edward Albee never expected or even wanted you to like his plays.
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"The IRS has very specific rules for what constitutes a qualified appraisal," Ros said.
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The new team finally hit its stride, and Mr. Bruni's appraisal carried three stars.
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And they learned about the appraisal process and unanticipated costs such as mortgage insurance.
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In her work she notes that disability is no singular thing, no easy appraisal.
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An Appraisal William Goldman's first novel, "The Temple of Gold," was published in 1957.
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"Take, for example, an appraisal," says Andy Taylor, General Manager of Credit Karma Home.
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Aeder balked because, he said, he received a poor appraisal of the card's condition.
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This is about the honest appraisal of what America was, is, and should be.
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Korvick issued a new order in which she agreed and dropped the appraisal requirement.
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Do you really want a full moral appraisal of your (possibly) pilfered pesto pasta?
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Companies' appraisal of the current situation edged up from 97.8 in October to 97.9.
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Among his books are "The Floor in Congressional Life" and "Congress: A Performance Appraisal".
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Any sober appraisal of Mr. Bauman's work would conclude he spread himself too thin.
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But he's still under the institutional radar, a protean artist awaiting rediscovery and appraisal.
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It is a critical appraisal of his new album, not an interview with him.
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"Traditional [cognitive behavioral therapy] is about having a more reality-based appraisal," Peters says.
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We did an extensive inspection (which found lots of problems), had an appraisal done, and sent both the inspection report and appraisal to the homeowners with an offer of a purchase price (without using realtors, so it would save money for both parties).
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The Natural Resources Defense Council was equally negative in its appraisal of Pruitt's proposed appointment.
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A little more -- tighter appraisal, a little more conservative appraisals, a little more conservative income.
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It would be interesting to know what the novelist would make of that reverent appraisal.
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Two, [the appraisal] has to be a good-faith base, and so that's the difference.
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Sure, Get Out was groundbreaking in its honest appraisal of white women's role in racism.
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The Appraisal Zane was the first to disappear, followed a few days later by Dali.
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Any attempt to accommodate him, any appraisal only leads him to go a step further.
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And as Mr. Trump emerged from lunchtime talks with Senate Republicans, his appraisal was upbeat.
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The police provided documents, including an appraisal, to prove that the violin had been stolen.
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A quarter-century ago, both political parties had the same room-temperature appraisal of immigrants.
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The word "Huawei" was not mentioned at all in the top diplomat's appraisal of G20.
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But occasionally, if pressed, a note of regret shades his calm appraisal of his career.
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An Article IV consultation is an IMF appraisal of a country's economic and financial policies.
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An Appraisal Chris Cornell sang as if he were bearing the weight of the world.
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But now a group of hackers are taking advantages of our obsession with appraisal online.
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America must make an honest appraisal: Donald Trump is a plutocrat masquerading as a populist.
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An Appraisal "I live, therefore I make films," Jonas Mekas once said, riffing on Descartes.
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An Appraisal On a late summer afternoon in 1993 at my house in Cambridge, Mass.
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Minor Myers, a professor at Brooklyn Law School who studies appraisal, called the ruling unusual.
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As such, we are offering proposals that directly address concerns around overvaluation such as requiring a second, "independent appraisal," enhancing the definition of a "qualified appraisal," bolstering the educational requirements to be a "qualified appraiser" and producing greater visibility and transparency to conservation easement donations.
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"All the PE firms start clamoring, there are not going to be any more deals unless you get rid of appraisal and they start clamoring, we're not going to offer as much money because we have to hold something back because of appraisal," Grant said.
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The final appraisal on Verne's estate came in at $139,283.16 ... according to docs, obtained by TMZ.
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Topics include loan policies, loan documentation, compliance updates, appraisal regulations, construction lending, impaired loans and more.
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Joanna even got an appraisal on her likeness, and says she can command $100k per photo!
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Based on court documents filed in September, about 5.2 million shares were still eligible for appraisal.
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"If it (the appraisal well) provides good news, then we have another development project," Mauseth said.
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Changes in the appraisal system are being considered, but there is currently no short-term fix.
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"It feels like a different appraisal or reaction to the experience in their body," Siegel says.
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When it comes to awards and appraisal, there are some films that clean up every year.
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Another appraisal well and seismic work is planned to improve estimates of the oil in place.
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And my positions are based solely on my appraisal of the issues involved on their merits.
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Reuters reviewed copies of the appraisal sheets of judges in 22016 of Assam's roughly 100 tribunals.
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In his opinion, what is happening is halfway between a regular layoff and a normal appraisal.
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Regulators were due to consider a higher appraisal threshold in their routine review of existing laws.
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TrueCar also announced a 20 percent stake in Accu-Trade a provider of vehicle appraisal technology.
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He noted there have been about a dozen appraisal cases that have gone to trial recently.
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Manafort's lawyers said they would work on developing a firmer appraisal for the Trump Tower condo.
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The answer is probably no, because of the deeply weird nature of appraisal and this case.
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In the Dell case, that meant the shareholders exercising their appraisal rights received a higher price.
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Auto loan refinancing will very rarely require an appraisal, and there aren't typically origination fees either.
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The firm runs strategies that bet on appraisal rights arbitrage, Canadian convertible arbitrage and ETF arbitrage.
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Financial markets gave a lukewarm appraisal to the program, which includes a freeze in energy prices.
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An original, lower appraisal by CBRE had been changed after pressure from Credit Suisse, Highland alleged.
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Any honest appraisal would point to the lack of preparation students receive in grades K-8.
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The release of that compilation led to a critical appraisal of his work, and worldwide fame.
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Less clear was Mr. Biden's appraisal of Ms. Warren in her new role: the co-favorite.
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The property's appraisal in 2008 fell short of that sale price by $30 million, Wyden said.
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There was no official narrative of what happened, nor an appraisal of lessons learned from it.
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An Appraisal If you were around in October of 1987 and had MTV then, you remember.
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The statement also said Ghosn had earlier sought to have Nissan shoulder the appraisal losses directly.
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Vroom says that this appraisal uses live people, but also data science models based on market data.
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"The items that need the most work on appraisal are rings and gold coins," said Lt. Col.
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In some cases, she agrees with his appraisal of a problem, but not necessarily his prescribed solution.
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If you're feeling especially generous and your gift exceeds $5,000, you will need an appraisal, said Freeman.
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"There are periods of volatility," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal firm.
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Initially appraisal was sought for about 40 million shares, but the bulk was removed for procedural reasons.
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"I don't think these numbers signal a recovery," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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"They low-balled their appraisal and made us an offer based on that," Kim Mahoney told CNBC.
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For gifts worth more than $13,000, you'll need to attach a recent appraisal that determines the value.
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The final outcome of the appraisal would be announced along with the third-quarter results, it added.
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The cheapest way is to get an appraisal and show increase in value, which should be doable.
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Stewart's provides residential and commercial title insurance and appraisal and valuation services to the real estate industry.
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Just don't expect the Antiques Roadshow to get excited when you bring it in for an appraisal.
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Meanwhile, home-finance giant Freddie Mac recently began using automated appraisal for a small fraction of transactions.
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Add Todd McLellan to that list, after last week's scathing appraisal of the roster he's working with.
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For Barbz, fandom doesn't allow for dissent—even when it's not dissent but a valid, healthy appraisal.
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Because most companies are afraid of the alternative—the brave new world of non-ranked performance appraisal.
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Groupthink is a psychological drive for consensus at any cost that suppresses dissent and appraisal of alternatives.
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"This is history, dude," Jesse Amoroso, the owner of Cowtown Guitars, tells Harrison, after completing his appraisal.
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Of course, acquired companies may also benefit when Chancery judges disregard the deal price in appraisal actions.
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Surely, Diamond is correct that its national identity, core values, problem-solving skills, and self-appraisal mattered.
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" The S-1 says the value of this trademark was "determined pursuant to a third-party appraisal.
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To Michael Vargas, a principal of the Manhattan-based Vanderbilt Appraisal Company, the data had clear indications.
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Talinda Bennington submitted an appraisal detailing some of Chester's assets to the probate court overseeing his estate.
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Although the result was more a spot treatment on cellulite than a comprehensive appraisal of Kardashian's career.
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That being said, much of the derision for the 252 Blocks goes well beyond careful critical appraisal.
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Bond investors, always good for a coldblooded appraisal of a country's solvency, have been sounding the alarm.
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" Not an unusual appraisal from an oenophile who once wrote a blog called "Good Wine Under $20143.
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An Appraisal Anthony Bourdain understood that eating was simply a way of taking the world inside you.
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These are commonly called drive-by appraisals, where the appraisal uses data about the house available online.
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Ultimately, Mr. Icahn dropped his fight against the deal, and later his appraisal rights lawsuit as well.
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We'll wait a couple of days for the medical department to give me a more concrete appraisal.
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If the appraisal comes in even slightly under the contract price, the mortgage financing usually falls through.
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Yes, but: There are a lot of questionable assertions in the Bloomberg team's appraisal of the race.
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Haass' appraisal on Friday comes after a day of major developments out of the Trump White House.
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At least then there might be some hope of an honest appraisal and presentation before the public.
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In the past, both of these entities have occasionally allowed appraisal waivers when evaluating low-cost loans.
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A former restaurant critic myself, I fielded a media request for my appraisal of Trump's epicurean trespass.
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Admittedly, this appraisal comes from somebody who doesn't include many country records on a must-have list.
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It also eases appraisal requirements on certain mortgage loans and exempts small banks from certain disclosure rules.
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Some people's voices didn't change, but the change in appraisal or relationship helped them to better cope.
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The "manufacturer's empty weight" (MEW) would typically be about 1-1.5 tonnes lower, two airplane appraisal experts said.
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If you're planning on pushing for a bump in pay next year, start with an appraisal of yourself.
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It wouldn't disclose its new valuation, but said it is "soaring past its previous" appraisal of $1.2 billion.
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But this time, through the lens of 2018, I came away with a different appraisal of the film.
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"It can be significant," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of Miller Samuel, a real estate analytics and appraisal firm.
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The basis for this should always be an appraisal that provides information about the effects on public welfare.
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Its $3.75 billion budget follows $1 billion that has already been invested in exploration, appraisal and planning activities.
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"' A Republican close to the West Wing gave this snap appraisal: "He seemed emotionally committed to his words.
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"This adds uncertainty to the process of buying," said Jonathan Miller, of New York appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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However, the current employee said she was told her referrals would be a factor in her performance appraisal.
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Once you buy, take the stone for an independent appraisal to confirm its quality and value, Chertoff said.
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In Delaware, appraisal rights are usually available only if the deal price is paid in cash, not stock.
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Appraisal rights could be the only remedy for shareholders in deals that did not have a great price.
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Monday brought a more sobering appraisal, as the country's political and economic crises remain as vexing as ever.
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Then comes the inspection, appraisal and loan approval process, which sometimes results in renegotiated offers and canceled sales.
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The Appraisal Across New York City's 22009-mile shoreline, shimmering towers are replacing docklands and warehouses and factories.
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On the side of the Afghan security forces and NATO, will there be a ruthless after-action appraisal?
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Now refiners argued that such sensory methods were ripe for abuse because they depended on a subjective appraisal.
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An Appraisal Burt Reynolds had a way of being underestimated, even when he was being immortalized in song.
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The company's appraisal was $7.1 million, based on sales of empty and once empty buildings in other neighborhoods.
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"Using vacant sale comparables (without adjustment) to value an occupied property is not proper appraisal practice," it said.
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But there are also dangers if Democrats fail to take their appraisal of Trump to its logical conclusions.
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When a work comes to Mr. Martin, it begins a multipart analysis with an appraisal in visible light.
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His hood-induced nausea is grimly authentic, as is his appraisal of the difficulties of super lab construction.
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But in both his 2009 and 2013 disclosures he valued it at $175,000, well above its county appraisal.
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If you're going to write about Skip James, it doesn't make sense to strive for a judicious appraisal.
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Closing costs include (but are not limited to, so double check!) a credit report, notary, and appraisal fee.
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At some point the inspections, the appraisal and the price negotiation impose cold rigor on this hot process.
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Global GT that judges don't have to defer in appraisal actions to the market price for a company.
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His damning appraisal was made at the weekend in a post on WeChat, Tencent's ubiquitous social media app.
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If the appraisal doesn't match the contract price, the buyer doesn't get the mortgage, and the deal dies.
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An Appraisal Here is what I remember about Luke Perry: He played a bad boy who read poetry.
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A couple of months later, BuzzFeed's Ryan Broderick posted a somewhat mocking appraisal of Tumblr's "Babadiscourse" on Twitter.
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In addition to reaching the legal conclusion that the trial judge abused his discretion, the opinion criticized Laster, in rather tart terms, for his "surprising" perception of the Supreme Court's 2017 appraisal cases – one of which, as the Aruba opinion noted, reversed a Laster appraisal decision in the Dell case.
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We are lucky that they decided to waive the appraisal and accept the estimated value which sped things up.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Recently on an episode of Antiques Roadshow, an art appraisal went very wrong.
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Case reports released by the FBI into its investigation suggest Mr Podesta is in fact right in his appraisal.
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On its 40th anniversary, most would agree that our critic's appraisal has aged less gracefully than the building itself.
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The last appraisal, completed in 2011 as part of a debt restructuring, valued the building at just US$820m.
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His cool appraisal of demagoguery is useful for understanding the rise of charismatic authoritarians who command obedient party machines.
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Check your insurance company's guidelines to make sure that the type of appraisal you're paying for fits the requirements.
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"The (Manhattan) market continues to be a safe haven," said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal firm.
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The problem is that by limiting our measurement of security to fatal incidents, we narrow our appraisal of risk.
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The fact that niche players have forged ahead with new programs doesn't necessarily make Landgraf's appraisal any less prophetic.
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The FDIC appraisal of the banking sector came through its regular snapshop of the industry, the quarterly banking profile.
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A nuanced appraisal which shows the situation is complicated just sets you up for hatred from your supposed brethren.
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In order to be good at what we do (and keep getting better), we need a realistic appraisal system.
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Perhaps the most damning appraisal came from Tyler, a kid in the audience who looked to be about six.
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And these revisions may not even deter hedge funds from exercising appraisal rights, the ostensible impetus for these changes.
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He certainly merits urgent critical appraisal by anyone who is not a fan of ethno-nationalism or white supremacy.
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According to the document, Epstein's valuation does not account for his art collection, which is still subject to appraisal.
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The practice — one that is likely to be catapulted even further by this decision — is known as appraisal arbitrage.
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Appraisal is about giving shareholders a remedy if they think the negotiated deal price is just not good enough.
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He doesn't even let anger interfere with his appraisal of Vladimir Putin, praising him for being courteous and businesslike.
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Ms. Fihn was more direct in her appraisal of the Kim-Trump standoff and the anxieties it has raised.
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But Kiefer's strength as an artist has always been his honest appraisal of history, humanity's place in the stars.
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Assuming your appraisal was widely shared, then, I can see why so many of you might have felt powerless.
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"That would be the hardest appraisal we'd ever done," said Mr. Miller — because there's nothing to compare it to.
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Ms. Magee argued that without an appraisal, it is impossible to know the true market value of the property.
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" For Mr. Sandomir, the first-person appraisal with personal anecdotes "was something I felt I almost had to do.
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If you disagree with the amount, you can seek an appraisal to document the value of the loss. 8.
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In addition, TV itself is often pretty brutal in its appraisal of reality shows, especially in the scripted realm.
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Or a warm appraisal by The New York Times's longstanding chief book critic could anoint a previously unknown talent.
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There was reflection and assessment, talk of teamwork and improvement, a seemingly sincere appraisal of his past and future.
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For Mr. William, this repeating symbol is both a shield from — and a response to — an onlooker's curious appraisal.
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His (not entirely inaccurate) portmanteau notwithstanding, I think a fair appraisal of the results shows more lashes than that.
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That involves getting an appraisal, hiring a real estate agent and seeing the sales process through to the end.
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An Appraisal The great Anglo-Irish writer William Trevor, who died on Sunday at 88, was a late bloomer.
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The Dimmit County Central Appraisal District, where the property is located, lists the property's current owners as Stratton Oilfield Systems.
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" "Once they tell their boss they are pregnant, this is where the negativity starts: 'Here is your appraisal—it's bad.
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Let's take a step back from trade-war sensationalism and make an objective appraisal of the so-called nuclear option.
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Realizing that the Infotainment artists deserved a new historical appraisal, Elizabeth Dee recently resurrected the show and added to it.
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ONGC now plans to drill appraisal wells to determine the size of the new find's recoverable reserves, the sources said.
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The ministry also asked them to study and provide feedback over the management for registrations of real estate appraisal agencies.
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"In Detroit, the appraisal problems are so acute," said Laurie Goodman, director of the Urban Institute's Housing Finance Policy Center.
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Further analysis was required to determine the range of gas volumes and define further exploration and appraisal operations, Eni said.
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The blackmarket buyers, Lipka says, would not accept the merchandise without a certificate of appraisal from a major auction house.
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To qualify for any compensation that a favorable appraisal can bring, shareholders must have voted against the deal in question.
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JPMorgan paid for the deal with stock instead of the measly cash amount it could have used, avoiding appraisal rights.
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The $850 million purchase price for the building is about 30 percent higher than an appraisal made in July 2016.
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The Appraisal Miko Mercer would seem to be a good candidate for a tiny house — single, tidy, 5-foot-3.
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Nor is the fear provoked by Mr Sharif always conducive to frank self-appraisal: some officials may fudge the numbers.
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Berman is a board member at portfolio companies Nestio, a leasing and marketing platform, and Bowery Valuations, an appraisal firm.
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That root cause is the issue of appraisal overvaluation and has absolutely nothing to do with the type of landowner.
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Appraisals for nonpublicly traded assets can be expensive, but not getting an appraisal could mean missing out on the deduction.
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One Mexican official familiar with the process gave a terse appraisal of how Trump's announcement went down at the talks.
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Hatton says she was thankful for the legislation, because it purged a lot of the guesswork out of space appraisal.
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In the first quarter of this year, nearly 19 percent of them did, according to the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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THE ARTS An appraisal on Tuesday about the career of Jan Maxwell misspelled the surname of a leading stage actress.
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"The word of the year is reset," said Jonathan J. Miller, who runs the Miller Samuel appraisal firm in Manhattan.
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A couple months later, the company made every homeowner a buyout offer: three times a base appraisal for their properties.
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That leaves little ground for friends to offer tough-minded public appraisal without being labeled an enemy of the movement.
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He was the genre's first true superstar (read an appraisal of his work) and also wrote its first great memoir.
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After my manager's accurate appraisal, I put together a case for the company to allow me a three-month leave.
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But the heavy tour schedule has instilled something beyond the root cohesion of a working band, in Mr. Washington's appraisal.
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But an intellectually honest appraisal must now admit both that this hasn't happened and that the reverse is taking place.
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Citing a good deal of data and research, Yellen's appraisal is that the system is substantially safer than it was.
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Read an appraisal by the director of the Times's fashion coverage, and look at photographs from his six-decade career.
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JAY STONE OTTAWA ♦ To the Editor: I wish to thank William Logan for his corrective appraisal of Leonard Cohen.
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The startup said it would use the money to expand overseas and potentially open more warehouses and jewelry appraisal locations.
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In 2008, the International Space University of Strasbourg, France, published a report documenting its appraisal of point-to-point transportation technology.
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Gad said the inspectors returned last year to do a new appraisal and found the storage space to be 102,000 tonnes.
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In the past 18 months, Real Matters has entered into deals with the top six U.S. banks to offer appraisal services.
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"They are right that the entire energy sector must be reshaped," the Washington Post editorial board wrote in a sharp appraisal.
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He offers a tough appraisal, and many people in Silicon Valley and San Francisco tech circles aren't going to like it.
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The source said Pekao's supervisory board on Wednesday authorised PZU and PFR to start a due diligence appraisal of the business.
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But even a genteel appraisal must address the invisible whistling octopus in the room: the ex-stockbroker's own sharp-witted skulduggery.
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Jagged has made a notable shift to baseload versus appraisal development that should contribute to even higher well returns this year.
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Ironically Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick in May that he was wrong on his initial appraisal of IBM as an investment.
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Once they'd agreed, each resident was required to fill out extensive application materials and receive an individual appraisal on their home.
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Without an appraisal, though, you stand to lose out on that appreciation should you ever need to file an insurance claim.
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Perhaps more important, legislators have not assessed whether the proposals uphold the intent of appraisal rights, which was to protect shareholders.
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" The Obama administration responded that the appeal's court's ruling rested on "a careful appraisal of overwhelming evidence specific to North Carolina.
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Here is an initial appraisal of what he brought to the table here, from the weakest to the strongest criminal allegations.
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In many cases, an appraisal for a home-renovation loan will include up to 265% of the home's after-improved value.
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Their purpose is to give a third-party estimate of both required and suggested renovations before you have your formal appraisal.
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Frustration in recent years over this battle of the experts has led Delaware courts to change how they calculate appraisal prices.
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An appraisal that so grossly undervalued the property that the administration never knew the value of the asset it was losing.
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Sales, however, are being constrained by tight inventories and high prices, which are causing appraisal complications, delaying the closing of contracts.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said he noted Pōhiva's statement of "clarification" and his positive appraisal of ties with China.
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Mr. Donovan, chafing at Mr. Cruz's appraisal of the city's "values," said the senator had his own offenses to answer for.
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The Appraisal It is hard to go almost anywhere in Harlem with Michael Henry Adams, at least not in a hurry.
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"There is potential for additional production from significant undrilled targets and plans for rapid exploration and appraisal drilling," Exxon said Monday.
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"This has been the story for 2016," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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An Appraisal Any doubt that a show dog knew he was performing for a big arena crowd was dispelled on Feb.
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For trade-ins, they were able to upload photos and get a quote back without going to a showroom for appraisal.
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We want to start an art appraisal reality TV show — sort of like Antiques Roadshow, but for modern and contemporary art.
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An Appraisal In my high school's production of "The Odd Couple," I played Roy, one of slobby Oscar Madison's poker buddies.
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An Appraisal Soon after the start of "Paris, Texas," Harry Dean Stanton appears in an astonishing gorge called the Devil's Graveyard.
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Oscar voters have, on the other hand, generally done their best with the material they've been offered for year-end appraisal.
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"I looked them up online and they had an ad for bringing in items, like an open [appraisal] day," he recalls.
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Ten women recall their relationships with the same man, Yukihiko Nishino, creating, in this novel, an intriguing appraisal of romantic attachment.
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An Appraisal Judith Jones, who died Wednesday at her house in rural Vermont, wielded her green editing pencil like a knife.
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The most striking appraisal came on Thursday from Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee and a frequent administration ally this year.
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An APPRAISAL A comedy number from the flop "Mack & Mabel" found the unexpected sweet spot between Irving Berlin and Stephen Sondheim.
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That his voice was distinctive is only one reason to single out abortion for still another appraisal of the justice's legacy.
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That his voice was distinctive is only one reason to single out abortion for still another appraisal of the justice's legacy.
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An Appraisal When you think of Steely Dan, you probably hear Donald Fagen's brackish snarl in the front of your mind.
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It cherishes the appeal these prints held for van Gogh while also explaining the artist's appraisal of this alluring art form.
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"Just because gentrification is happening doesn't mean crime drops precipitously," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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Granted, this tepid appraisal comes from someone who, unlike much of the critical community, wasn't gaga for "Gilmore" during its original incarnation.
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Once your products are evaluated, you'll receive an instant Walmart eGift Card with the total amount from your appraisal on the card.
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The other day in Israel Rudy Giuliani, a member of the President&aposs legal team offered this personal appraisal of Stormy Daniels.
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She and her husband, Ray, recently signed a three-times-appraisal deal, the details of which they did not want to disclose.
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The reason for my jumpiness (and probably why I couldn't sleep last night) is because my end-of-year appraisal is today.
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A recent appraisal had confirmed contingent resources of 450 million-218 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) at the field, Aker said.
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Without the deal, the average sales price would have been $2,006,952, said Jonathan Miller, CEO of appraisal and research firm Miller Samuel.
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The ruling stems from an appraisal lawsuit pursued by investors holding more than 30 million shares who opposed the $24.9 billion deal.
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The challenge for visitors to this somewhat academic museum is to make an appraisal of Claudel the artist, not the doomed lover.
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Friday's ruling is likely to please some Wall Street lawyers who have criticized appraisal as little more than a hold-up tactic.
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While property owners are still burdened by annual appraisal increases, they can be sure that their property tax rate will not skyrocket.
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If the value of a non-cash gift is more than $5,000, like a car, you will also need a certified appraisal.
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There is nothing horrified or rejectionist in the critic's evolution, but there is a distinct and tentative adjustment of the awed appraisal.
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Digging deeper into the disconnect between his self-appraisal and how others viewed him, Jason related that he was actually very shy.
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Actions by hedge funds make up three-quarters of the volume measured by dollars for appraisal actions in the last few years.
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Both the Aruba Networks and AOL rulings are quirky, but they're going to be important milestones for the future of appraisal litigation.
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Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel, estimated that only 18.7 percent of homes in Manhattan have it.
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How will the president's appraisal of tremendous progress be carried out when it comes to his next steps with the Kim regime?
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So how and when did you get the death toll appraisal for before you were going to go forward with the strike?
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This difference is at the heart of the dispute over this decision and highlights the battle going on over appraisal rights themselves.
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No doubt the law firms are also lining up appraisal clients, and this likely will be a sign of more to come.
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"You can see how the Lower East Side is poised," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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The Knicks have convinced themselves that his explosiveness and athleticism have returned, even if the statistics do not back up that appraisal.
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The chief judge also agreed to a defense request to appoint an expert to make a new appraisal of the real estate.
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Unlike in the real property business, in intellectual property (IP) licensing there is little or no independent appraisal of the assets (i.e.
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When a borrower falls behind on a loan, mortgage contracts typically let the lender order an appraisal of the home's current value.
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Almost as good is "Appraisal" (1931), in which a younger woman holds a Bantam hen, while an older woman considers buying it.
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An APPRAISAL Stuck between eras of the N.F.L., Starr won more of the league's titles than any quarterback not named Tom Brady.
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To fix the problem, and increase tax revenues, the town created a separate, higher appraisal classification for adobe houses, an unusual move.
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Their bid of $187,000 was accepted, but when the appraisal came in at just $178,000, they negotiated the price down to $185,000.
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The $850 million purchase price for the Lord & Taylor building is about 30 percent higher than an appraisal made in July 2016.
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"That era is just about over," said Jonathan J. Miller, president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel, which prepared the Elliman report.
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The case lingered, in part because Mr. Chang traveled frequently for work and was not able to monitor the appraisal process closely.
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This week, Uno, the first beagle to win Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, received one such appraisal.
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The lawyer will oversee due diligence on the property, Mr. Suero said, arranging for a title search and appraisal, among other things.
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Hardly a new thing in the world of letters, but one rarely comes across such parallels coupled with such a savage appraisal.
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An Appraisal Ms. Carroll was part of my extended family, that fabulous aunt who commanded attention by simply walking into the room.
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Also before the big day, you'll want to get an appraisal for your old vehicle to get a great trade-in price.
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Zillow representatives noted multiple times they believe appraisals are valuable and in no way seek to replace the need for an appraisal.
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"High-end inventory is dropping and overpriced high-end properties are being pulled," said Jonathan Miller of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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The assessment, published in a report on Wednesday, came in the IMF's Article IV consultation, an annual appraisal of a country's economy.
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Private equity funds despised appraisal arbitrage, Grant said, and began an intense lobbying campaign to get lawmakers and judges to end it.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's legislators have approved the nation's first asset appraisal laws in an attempt to standardize an unruly and fragmented industry.
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To provide a nonpartisan appraisal, I've reviewed surveys of about 50 leading economists — liberals and conservatives — run by the University of Chicago.
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After all, true investing requires a rational appraisal of an asset's value and that is simply not possible at present with Bitcoin.
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Wall Street dealmakers have urged Delaware judges and lawmakers to discourage appraisal, which has been become an investment strategy for hedge funds.
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Forbes, which once put Holmes on its cover, has since revised down its appraisal of the company's value to around $800 million.
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According to an April report by appraisal firm Miller Samuel, median net effective rents in Manhattan and Brooklyn grew by 0.4 and 0.6.
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"What we saw was a big wet blanket thrown over the market in 13," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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The investors originally sought appraisal on nearly 40 million shares and some claimed a fair value was as high as $25 per share.
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The money manager could have collected more than $100 million from Monday's ruling, if all of its Dell stock had qualified for appraisal.
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It has amended its performance-review criteria to include an appraisal of how employees have learned from others and then applied that knowledge.
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And you can think that as cars get more sensors… the appraisal will be not just visual but also based on IoT data.
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" Highlight: Mr. Cruz, reacting to North Korea's claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb, offered his appraisal of Kim Jong-un: "crazy nutcase.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Residential real estate transactions under $400,000 would no longer require an appraisal under a proposal announced Tuesday by U.S. banking regulators.
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The challenge is being brought too late, as there is a 90-day window in New York for challenging arbitration and appraisal awards.
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There need not be strict appraisal in the middle; taking more of a Google Play Store approach than an Apple App Store approach.
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"I trust a broker's valuation more than an appraisal," said Michael Brennan, chairman of Brennan Investment Group, which owns properties in 25 states.
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A process known as merger appraisal allows those who opposed the deal to argue before a judge that they have been short-changed.
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The backdrop: Modern baseball card collecting erupted in the 1990s when appraisal firms began grading cards' conditions on a 1 to 10 scale.
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There were 257,974 sales in the third quarter, according to a report from Douglas Elliman Real Estate and Miller Samuel, the appraisal firm.
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Indeed, it will require much of all of us, including a searching appraisal of the social attitudes and habits that make trafficking profitable.
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You'll run into problems if your bank disagrees and gives you an appraisal that comes in far below the agreed-to sales price.
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Now a new program is expanding and hoping to gain more traction by targeting Detroit's appraisal gap through the use of second mortgages.
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To qualify for an appraisal, a shareholder must not vote for a deal and must continuously hold the stock until the deal closes.
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In 2013, Petrobras sold half of an oil exploration unit with projects in Africa for $1.5 billion, below the auditors' $2.7 billion appraisal.
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Symptoms include abnormal attention-seeking, self-centredness, a sense of entitlement, exaggerated self-appraisal (ie, fibbing about achievements) and warped relations with others.
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The Appraisal In his dozen years in real estate, J.P. Forbes has heard the same question, time and again, from clients with children.
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The Appraisal MONTAUK, N.Y. — Dunes are usually a source of wonder, with their waving grasses, rippling sands and the slow reveal of waves.
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After all, it seems funny that now that shareholders want to use appraisal rights, there is a push to try to end it.
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"The global misperception was that the demand would be endless," said Jonathan J. Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraisal firm.
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Courts are struggling to figure out what "fair value" is in light of the emergence of hedge funds specializing in exercising appraisal rights.
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"The market is resetting to a lower, more long-term level of activity," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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It's a world of encounters that begin with an appraisal of the woman's attractiveness, even and perhaps especially when male colleagues are present.
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"This brings Premier's appraisal programme to a successful close and will likely start conversations around the potential monetisation of the discovery," BMO added.
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Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Cyril Abiteboul, Renault Sport Racing's managing director, was candid in his appraisal of his team's 2017 Formula One season.
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Yet they influence many aspects of our lives, including car insurance rates, sales tax assignment and home appraisal values, to name a few.
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Again, his support matters particularly because he is famous—his celebrity makes his positive appraisal of Ally's performance, songwriting, and beauty particularly impactful.
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In his introduction to Boxing, his book of photographs, Fink refers to Katherine Dunne's appraisal of what goes on in a boxing gym.
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Even when she recollects private discussions, she is giving us a mature response to a mindful appraisal of how the past shaped her.
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An APPRAISAL Gobright, who was known for the simple life he led and the risks he took, fell during a descent on Wednesday.
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When they received the bank's appraisal of $405,000, however, they renegotiated, seeking advice from a cousin of KaRon's who owned several residential properties.
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An Appraisal His visual style derives from a corner of life that we never even knew had a style — that is, the classroom.
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According to the listing agent, the estate was appraised earlier this year ... and the asking price is way LESS than its appraisal value.
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The exchange features 41 viewing tables, private cabins, and white crystal windows that allow for accurate appraisal of the color of precious stones.
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An Appraisal The director George A. Romero, whose six zombie movies represent a towering landmark of horror, died on Sunday of lung cancer.
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An Appraisal "Boyz N the Hood" rests in American movie history like a boulder in a riverbed, altering the direction of the stream.
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"This is consistent with buying relationships with the new administration and Russia," said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal and research firm.
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The regulator approved a gross budget of $325 million for the appraisal plan, which includes about $75 million of contingent operations, the company said.
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Not only does it own property, but it also helps real estate investors by providing outsourced leasing, sales, appraisal, development and property management services.
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Like any other appraisal firm, Bowery bids on properties, often winning its bid, it suggests, because it's faster and more affordable than traditional options.
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During the litigation, Dell's legal team knocked out the bulk of the stock seeking appraisal, which had been beneficially owned by T Rowe Price.
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Yet senior GOP Senate leaders defied that current to tell Nixon that his support there had crumbled, an appraisal that helped trigger his resignation.
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For that move to work, Spiro said, you have to make sure you have an independent appraisal done of the goodwill as it's contributed.
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"During the appraisal, no issues arose that indicated the need for detailed authentication," said Lynzey Donahue, a spokeswoman for the United States Marshals Service.
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Spokesman Tom Goyda said Wells Fargo believes its appraisal practices were proper and disagreed with the lawsuit's claims but settled to avoid further litigation.
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Prices could change in the course of two months, the delay time it is now taking in some markets to have an appraisal done.
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Wall Street dealmakers have warned that Bouchard's view made it difficult for private equity buyers to protect their deals from appraisal-seeking hedge funds.
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It gets approximately three-quarters of its revenue from fee-based businesses, such as providing outsourced leasing, sales, appraisal, development and property management services.
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Kosmos spokesman Thomas Golembeski, declined to give further details on the nature or timing of the project, adding that further appraisal work was planned.
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Valeura CEO Sean Guest said results from the appraisal well supported the company's view that there was a gas accumulation in the Thrace Basin.
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The folk lore of Arthur Russell's prolific life and premature death is a compelling one, and probably plays some part in his posthumous appraisal.
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"Unless you do an actual appraisal or have a business valuation of that private entity, there's no way to truly check that," he said.
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The bank regulators are also discussing easing lending rules on rental developments which must currently satisfy the same appraisal standards as commercial real estate.
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"The T. Rowe Petitioners' shares do not qualify for appraisal," Judge Travis Laster of Delaware's Court of Chancery wrote in a 70-page opinion.
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Appraisal is meant to protect investors who oppose a buyout by allowing them to ask a judge to determine fair value of a stock.
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Yet one of the biggest proponents of the Delaware appraisal suit, the mutual fund manager T. Rowe Price, will not be able to collect.
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Shares traded down 3.2 percent to $715.50 on Thursday, far higher than the issuer's appraisal that its bitcoin assets are worth $386.60 per share.
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If the court found that the acquirer had overpaid, the shareholder seeking the appraisal would receive less than other shareholders got in the deal.
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These proposals died in the Legislature last year as a debate erupted over whether they went far enough or too far in limiting appraisal.
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Contracts for deed make gouging possible, because unlike traditional mortgages, there is no appraisal or inspection to ensure that the loan amount is reasonable.
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It's a shame that some who agree with Justice Ginsburg's appraisal of Donald Trump didn't come to her defense when she spoke her mind.
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But the eight PWHF employees still languish in jail, facing the dubious appraisal of a court specially established to arraign Tehran's perceived ideological rivals.
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Appraisal is thus about finding a judicially determined "fair value" — the standard the court determines whether to award more money to a dissenting shareholder.
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The first is appraisal rights, where shareholders who believe they haven't gotten good value for their shares ask a court to assess their value.
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"There has been a large shift towards rental from purchase at the high end," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of Miller Samuel, the appraisal firm.
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These volatile moves are likely due to traders chasing the latest fad and price momentum, not the rational fundamental appraisal of an efficient market.
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He graduated from Simón Bolívar University in Caracas, Venezuela, and received a master's degree in appraisal of real estate from Metropolitan University in Caracas.
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Credit Suisse argued that it was not responsible for verifying CBRE's appraisal and that disclaimers in the credit agreement barred Highland from pursuing claims.
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In addition to Muirfield, the investors seeking appraisal were Oasis Investments II Master Fund Ltd, Randolph Slifka and funds associated with Candlewood Investment Group.
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The CBIRC also said it will hire accounting, law and asset appraisal firms in the next step to re-evaluate Baoshang's assets and liabilities.
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If you've received an inheritance or a gift, you'll need to document the event and the value as well, perhaps through a formal appraisal.
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Questions about when the appraisal will be ready or whether they know about other sales in the building will be directed to the man.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated how much more than an earlier appraisal the city agreed to pay two landlords for their property.
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The greatest appraisal has gone to the 29-year-old Shinri Tezuka, who runs two shops in Tokyo, and who renounces cuteness for realism.
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Its operating profit, excluding the appraisal loss, is also expected to deteriorate by 310 billion yen from its previous forecast to 40 billion yen.
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"The seller is traveling further to meet the buyer," said Jonathan J. Miller, president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel, which prepared the report.
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An Appraisal LOS ANGELES — Here is Hollywood, where the young, the beautiful and the inspired come to live lives of disappointment marbled with betrayal.
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Alternatively, the homeowner can buy out Unison's share — at a price based on an independent appraisal — although that is permitted only after three years.
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An Appraisal Sometimes the measure of a career isn't so much in the work that you do as in the influence that you have.
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The company kept its exploration spending guidance unchanged at $300 million, with the drilling program including 11 exploration and four appraisal wells in 2018.
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An Appraisal Sebastian Dangerfield, the hero of J. P. Donleavy's picaresque masterwork "The Ginger Man" (1955), knew how he wanted to exit this world.
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Apache said it will receive $5 billion of cash carry on its first $7.5 billion of appraisal and development capital along with other considerations.
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Wells Fargo, already reeling from a scandal over fake accounts and a settlement over home appraisal overcharges, has been hit with yet more accusations.
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Environmentalists and scientists had criticized the Bureau of Land Management for refraining from a more rigorous appraisal of the potential impact of the work.
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"The I.R.S. generally won't accept an auction receipt as an appraisal," said David Shapiro, a senior appraiser at Victor Wiener Associates in New York.
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Past work has had similar findings, but Peters says it was hard to tease apart the appraisal and the severity of the psychotic experience.
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If they have an appraisal that works for them, a therapist should go with it, if it helps to make the voices non-threatening.
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The Appraisal JERSEY CITY — When Charles Gwathmey died in the summer of 22011, New York City lost one of its most prolific and influential architects.
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The Gem of Tanzania, a 10,000-carat ruby, was once valued at 11 million British pounds, but that appraisal turned out to be a forgery.
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Consultant IHS said just 2.8 billion barrels of oil were discovered outside North America in 2015 following a sharp fall in exploration and appraisal drilling.
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Among them is Fu, the Hong Kong investor who said he paid a bribe to inflate the appraisal for the property he wanted to buy.
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Last year, POLY-GCL finished drilling appraisal wells for gas deposits in Ethiopia's southeast, a project linked to the export terminal plans in neighbouring Djibouti.
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But when he began work at a large independent appraisal firm in New York, he was horrified by the industry's antiquated ways of doing things.
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As news emerged of Cruz's background, Van Dorn and his wife Sarah Desmarais pulled out a checklist called the Violence Risk Appraisal Guide, or VRAG.
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Stirred by an intuitive appreciation of the comically grim appraisal of life in "Godot," Mr. Cluchey (pronounced CLOO-shee) became something of a Beckett savant.
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Accident and disaster recovery starts with visual damage appraisal: look at the damage, say how much it's going to cost, unlock the funds and rebuild.
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"As a basis for launching future exploration and production activities, appraisal of all unappraised areas is an important task," the government said in a statement.
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The Fed chief gave a largely optimistic appraisal of the economy, touting joblessness near 50-year lows, steady household spending, rising wages and solid growth.
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Wells Fargo — The bank agreed to pay $20163 million to settle a case involving home appraisal feels for homeowners who had defaulted on their mortgages.
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The project's $3.75 billion budget is in addition to $1 billion that has already been invested to date in various exploration, appraisal and planning activities.
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Whoever Lynne Cheney married would have ended up in the White House, according to her high-school classmates, an appraisal that Ms Adams makes credible.
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Landrus made headlines this week for his controversial appraisal of "Salvator Mundi," which he says is probably between only 5% and 20% painted by Leonardo.
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"I think it's premature to talk about a turnaround until the inventory growth slows down," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of Miller Samuel, the appraisal firm.
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"Unless there is a specific reason why your home is worth much less, an appraisal is unlikely to yield much of an adjustment," Kantrowitz said.
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In early February, IBM announced that it would be shifting away from its annual and midyear appraisal process to a more frequent model of feedback.
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But Flynt says he understands the property is iconic so he's willing to double the amount and offer $80 mil, assuming an appraisal justifies it.
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It's a lazy way to bunt on actual appraisal of the title in question, playing off presupposed notions of what the reader wants to hear.
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According to auction house J. Levine Auction and Appraisal, which commissioned forensic reports to verify its authenticity, it could be worth up to $15 million.
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The appraisal, a collection of essays about abuse and harassment experienced mainly by female, gay and transgender journalists, did not include statistical data on trends.
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Regular folks present a relic—usually excavated from some unswept corner of the home—to a specialist, who then delivers a swift and unsentimental appraisal.
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" I opened that appraisal with a fast takedown and a sincerely posed question: "Of course, it's terrible — but did it have to be this bad?
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An Appraisal Two years ago, I was in Cartagena, Colombia, teaching a workshop in cultural journalism under the auspices of the Gabriel García Márquez Foundation.
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As a result, the analyst is increasing his appraisal for the New York Knicks value to $3.7 billion from $3.3 billion, the current Forbes' estimate.
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Also, list the house at a reasonable price so the appraisal does not come back lower than that and cause banks to deny a mortgage.
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If appraisal isn't there to serve as a check on management — or to be something more than the acquisition price — what is it good for?
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The date for the next hearing will be set after both the appraisal and translation are ready and after agreement on a list of witnesses.
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They'll get to see, in the man who actually regaled his supporters with a derisive appraisal of Clinton's backside, what all those cheeseburgers have wrought.
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But after Heisserer's script unloads its Big Twist, there's a turn from a pessimistic appraisal of the global profile to a more hopeful look forward.
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The Appraisal Light radiated from the large, leaded front window of 58 West 10th Street on Thursday night, as it does most Thursdays and Fridays.
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At its worst, it can be thready and attenuated, hooting like a tin whistle, an appraisal with which countertenors of bygone days were often saddled.
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This appraisal of a contentious woman, a woman in danger of being forgotten, attends closely to her personal sensibility but shrinks from her intellectual life.
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But that wasn't enough to win over Bay, who did not shy away from sharing his less-than-flattering appraisal of Beckinsale with the media.
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TAXES AND FEES Buyers pay government transfer fees of about 88113 percent of the purchase price or the appraisal, whichever is higher, Mr. Viquez said.
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Any appraisal of Patrick's chances in the primary, no matter how pessimistic, must account for the exceptional political gifts he showed in his home state.
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"We're going to have a year or two or three of price discovery," said Jonathan Miller, president of the real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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An Appraisal The cosmologist not only overturned our imaginations, he became an icon of mystery, curiosity and determination to understand this place we are in.
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Mr. Cannon owns a jewelry appraisal company, and in addition to his blessing, which he readily gave, Mr. Bieniek wanted his advice about a ring.
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To limit bias in our assessment of the literature, we used a validated critical appraisal tool called AMSTAR to determine the quality of each review.
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Without spoilers it is impossible to offer an appraisal of the way this tactic is used — by the characters and, more important, by the author.
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An Appraisal The chef, who died on Monday at 73, embodied the old-world mentality before setting the stage for a new era in dining.
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For example, financial institutions use data to identify sound lending opportunities, and it assists real estate appraisal companies to understand current and future housing demands.
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"I don't know whether changing the train has any particular meaning towards your appraisal of the situation," he told a daily news briefing on Tuesday.
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One other fact about the WeWork deal: A mortgage appraisal of the Lord & Taylor flagship conducted last year valued the building at about $655 million.
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China has more than 14,000 appraisal agencies, with more than 130,000 certified appraisers and 600,000 others employed in the industry, according to figures reported Xinhua.
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Finally, the Haggler departed from his usual complaint-then-aid format in July by writing about streaming music services, with an appraisal of Apple Music.
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An Appraisal The 20-year-old was killed in a home invasion in Los Angeles, days after his latest album debuted in Billboard's Top 10.
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Until 2008 Ms. Schuman worked as an administrator in the Myrtle Beach, S.C., office of Lenders Choice, a real estate appraisal and mortgage lending group.
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The appraisal statute instructs judges to reach an independent determination of fair value, and the Delaware Supreme Court said in 2010's Global Telecom v.
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The buyer pays a stamp duty of 0.8 percent of the home's value, or 0.4 percent for first-time buyers, based on the government's appraisal.
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This appraisal reflects a narrow view of presidential power, especially from someone who is often perceived as trying to expand the prerogatives of his office.
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Matt A. V. Chaban, who writes the Appraisal column for The New York Times, will keep an eye on things as the action begins this morning.
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Martin's appraisal of Snap's approach to this rollout is spot on; it's keeping everything about the product, from design, to use, to distribution, light and breezy.
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The memo challenged staff to improve its performance standards through an appraisal system that better rewards top performers, while urging staff to improve communication among employees.
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And though she feels like the odd one out, it's her frank appraisal of the systems of the world that reveals the absurdity of everyone else.
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The landowner pays for an appraisal that determines the value of the land "as-is," and the value of the property as restricted by the easement.
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Canada-based Wentworth Resources said the security situation was part of the reason it sought a one-year extension for its appraisal license in the region.
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That meeting brought something of a turning point, though: Musk said that while the three-times figure was nonnegotiable, the base appraisal value was indeed flexible.
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Brooklyn Law School professor Minor Myers said the ruling indicated that properly run merger deals would be protected from appraisal cases, even those involving private equity.
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Wells Fargo typically charged $95 to $125 for the type of expedited appraisal at issue, when the actual cost was $50 or less, the complaint said.
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One of the biggest losers from the Dell case may be T Rowe Price, one of the few mutual fund managers to test the appraisal strategy.
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On Tuesday evening, she offered a blistering appraisal of Trump's visit, calling his paper towel stunt "terrible and abominable" in an interview with MSNBC's Joy Reid.
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An Appraisal In June 1969, the stunning news broke that the New York Philharmonic had appointed Pierre Boulez to succeed Leonard Bernstein as its music director.
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I emailed Stuart Grant and Kimberly Evans of Grant & Eisenhofer, the firm that represented the dissenting shareholders in the DFC appraisal action, but didn't hear back.
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The distinction may seem procedural, but the Swiss proposal was for a more comprehensive appraisal and one that would be delivered more quickly, by August 2020.
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"Following Carillion's collapse, it was generally assumed that there would be a radical re-appraisal of the public sector's approach to construction/infrastructure procurement," Klein added.
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Banks are also pushing for regulators to loosen appraisal rules on home mortgage loans although this may require the blessing of other regulators, the sources said.
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Then you can deduct the fair market value or appraisal value, whichever is higher, according to Lisa Greene-Lewis, a CPA and tax expert at TurboTax.
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Those shareholders brought what is known as an appraisal suit, calling on the Chancery Court to determine the fair value of their holdings at the time.
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Once your request is received, Bob's will confirm your requested amount and send you a prepaid shipping label to have your watch sent in for appraisal.
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When we refinanced our home last year, the appraisal indicated that our home was worth nearly $100,000 more than we paid for it five years ago.
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The rules around Delaware's appraisal rights of "fair value" are aimed at helping long-term shareholders protect themselves in instances of self-dealing or other chicanery.
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And so, presumably we should see a fair bit of appraisal rights action in ExamWorks and other cases where there are questions about the deal process.
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"When the market is very tight, these sort of things get overlooked," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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It's not an explosion of sobbing catharsis or a deathbed confession; It's an appraisal, an honest reckoning about what you've lost but also what you have.
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In the aftermath, Ellington said, he couldn't stop thinking about the original appraisal and wondering how a property could so quickly have lost so much value.
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The anticipated field of 20 drivers will be chosen during a process involving on-track testing, simulator appraisal, technical engineering tests, fitness trials and media training.
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The appraisal board told her that because of improvements she'd made — a fresh coat of paint and a new fence — her tax would not be lowered.
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An origin story that vacillates between sendup and appraisal, the film follows Bush (Josh Brolin) from his Yale days through the earlier years of his presidency.
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An Appraisal Anthony Bourdain entered the literary stage with an inside tip, delivered in the gruff whisper of a racetrack tout: Don't order fish on Mondays.
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Social connections have historically been measured in terms of size and contact frequency, whereas social support consists of four broad dimensions – emotional, instrumental, informational, and appraisal.
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The Board of Assessors labeled his purchase "unqualified" for appraisal purposes, meaning the price suggested it may have been influenced by factors other than market value.
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It's fair to say I'm one of those "certain other readers" mentioned in a recent appraisal of Mr. Roth who considers "Sabbath's Theater" his finest achievement.
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Not long afterward, I heard that she had mailed them all to the Archives, without an appraisal, in an envelope that was not registered or insured.
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Mr. Alston wrote a scathing appraisal last year of the United Nations behavior during the cholera epidemic, which killed nearly 10,53 Haitians and sickened roughly 800,000.
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Thus, because so much is unclear, a realistic appraisal of an unfinished process must focus on understanding crucial points to be watched as the process unfolds.
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Many appraisal sites require photos, serial numbers, or a physical inspection of the bag, but all you need for your Clair quote is some basic information.
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An Appraisal Chuck Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven" wasn't the first rock 'n' roll song, but it was the best and brashest of the genre's early advertisements.
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Verma's claim included $22017,25 for about two dozen pieces of jewelry, based off an appraisal she'd received from a jeweler about three weeks after the theft.
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It's worth noting that this appraisal comes from someone who harbored plenty of misgivings about "The Last Jedi," in contrast to much of the critical establishment.
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An Appraisal Maurice White, the boundless funk voyager and smooth-soul maestro who died this week at 74, was one of music's most gifted alchemists of style.
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My acknowledging this fact does not function as an endorsement but rather a realistic appraisal of the best available evidence to educate people and keep them safe.
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" He also offered his appraisal of the currently discussed EDM-bubble: "A lot of people who ask about the state of EDM don't know what they're asking.
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One of the most influential social conservative groups in the country, the Susan B. Anthony List, has issued a glowing appraisal of President Trump's first 100 days.
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It's a harrowing collection, gravid with meaning, unflinching in its appraisal of the author's mistakes, including infidelity, and plain-spoken in its reckoning with his life's terminus.
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Specifically, through the use of deep learning to automate visual damage appraisal, and therefore help speed up insurance payouts and access to other types of financial aid.
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In a candid conversation with Mike Santoli, Meeks shared his approach on how he finds successful technology names, and gave his current appraisal of the FANG stocks.
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The building has become the "it" property of the moment, according to Jonathan Miller, president and CEO of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraisal and consulting firm.
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Since 2007, when the U.S. housing market came crashing down, the number of appraisers has shrunk by 22 percent, according to the Appraisal Institute, an industry association.
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Starting with a traumatic personal account—rather than some kind of technical appraisal of a group prosecutors have suggested operated like the mob—was wise, Patel argued.
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That marked the sixth straight quarter of declines, which is the longest downturn in the three decades that the appraisal and research firm has been keeping data.
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Nasscom further noted that the workforce realignment linked to performance appraisal process was a regular feature each year and is essential to remain competitive in international markets.
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Makbule Yonel Maya, general manager at the company TSKB Real Estate Appraisal, said the low level of June sales reflected the impact of the post-Ramadan holiday.
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"If anyone had a gold rush mentality with appraisal rights, the court has shown them that's not warranted," said Minor Myers, a professor at Brooklyn Law School.
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" He especially likes Grossman's appraisal of Grand Theft Auto V, a video game my dad couldn't distinguish from Super Mario Kart, as a "cop-killing murder simulator.
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In 2014, the FDA announced that it would conduct a full appraisal of the cannabis plant to evaluate whether it should be reclassified under a lesser Schedule.
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The Appraisal 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary have served others across the world for more than a century.
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Absent the threat of appraisal proceedings, buyers and sellers might lose the incentive to pay a fair price, instead paying a price that was just high enough.
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The start-up will also run an appraisal on the home the buyer wants to bid on, in order to determine whether it meets the sale price.
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Historically, appraisal proceedings were reduced to a corporate finance exercise as each party hired an expert to value the company using discounted cash flow and other methodologies.
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Deal Professor The ExamWorks Group buyout and related lawsuit shows how changing takeover laws are steering shareholders toward more appraisal actions and making deals riskier for buyers.
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If the donor is claiming a deduction in excess of $5,000 for a noncash gift, the IRS requires a "qualified appraisal " to substantiate the value, Ros said.
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He considered for a moment, eyes closed, then eyes opened, gauging, I suppose, the ratio of crack cocaine to baking powder, and then he offered an appraisal.
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Important to note, these numbers don't take into account Chester and Talinda's properties, bank accounts and other assets ... it's just a current appraisal of his music assets.
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He "sang about wanting to be free often enough to make you wonder whether he thought any freedom was ever attainable," our critic writes in an appraisal.
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The results are seen as a litmus test of the elder Mr. Sharif's enduring popularity and will also offer an early appraisal of Mr. Khan's new government.
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My appraisal: He was high and violent, and she was being abused in public in front of my eyes and those of everyone else in the car.
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If there is a formal criminal indictment, any defendant will also be able to ask the court for an independent appraisal of the suspect works of art.
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"People have pressed the pause button and are waiting before they buy," said Jonathan Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel, which conducted the research.
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These walks, and the pair's apparent closeness, make me a little hesitant in giving an honest performance appraisal of this worker who I am supposed to manage.
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By 2011, with Atlanta's real estate market in a deep slump, Fulton County assessors had dropped their appraisal as low as $44,900 before it started to rebound.
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"In the second quarter, we look forward to continued drilling success, including commencing appraisal of the ... Dorado oil discovery offshore Western Australia", said Chief Executive Kevin Gallagher.
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Pall Mall Art Advisors, an independent art appraisal firm that was brought in to aid the investigation, appraised the 336 affected items at $8.1 million in 2017.
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" And therein lies the rub, said Jonathan J. Miller of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel: "There's a mismatch between price and value, and the buyers know that.
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Yet Mangiero never sought a formal appraisal of the works, claiming it would cost "tens of thousands of dollars," and instead held on to them for years.
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It was extremely easy to use and there&aposs no commitment, so if you&aposre unhappy with your appraisal, you don&apost need to take any action.
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I am appealing the valuation of my parking spots with the city and need to print an appraisal I had completed, as well as two market analyses.
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Remember all the fuss in 2012 when a North Dakota newspaper published an earnest, laudatory appraisal of a new Olive Garden by an 85-year-old columnist?
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The real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel expects 2,800 new condo units to have entered the Manhattan market this year, and 3,000 more to follow in 2018.
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With all that medical schools have to teach, there is no opportunity for critical appraisal of the preconceived notions that we all enter the medical field with.
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An appraisal PARIS — With the death of Johnny Hallyday, France has lost a member of an imaginary royal family and a working-class hero all at once.
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Rather than spend time on sour grapes, I think it's more productive to make a clear-eyed appraisal of what his administration might mean for my industry.
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If you claim more than $5,000 for your donated property — excluding securities — you'll need to send the IRS a qualified appraisal of the item, along with Form 81911.
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Even under Obama, who was a godhead in Berlin, 783 percent of Germans have a negative appraisal, now it&aposs down to about 278 percent have a positive.
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So 22018 percent of Germany doesn&apost have a positive appraisal of the United States, and yet it has the world&aposs largest trade surplus, about $22018 billion.
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This changed with the latest update to the game, but only slightly, as you can now get an appraisal of the Pokémon you've caught — in somewhat ambiguous terms.
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The Appraisal Cherubs danced at the feet of muses as they plucked lyres on the domed ceiling of the old Steinway Hall on West 57th Street in Manhattan.
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He sent a statement in the third person that said he was a business partner of Falwell's son, and said the youth hostel appraisal had increased by 40%.
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The I.R.S. challenged the appraisal, and determined the value to be closer to $50,000, said Ms. Spencer, who advises her clients to be thorough and hire top appraisers.
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In order to secure a lower interest rate, you'll end up paying closing costs again, which can include bank fees, appraisal fees and attorney fees, among other things.
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"We suffer a great deal today from the bogus certainties and precisions of the pseudo-sciences which include all the social sciences including economics," was his blunt appraisal.
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In order to secure a lower interest rate, you have to pay closing costs again, which can include bank fees, appraisal fees and attorney fees, among other things.
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Between the club and the band's creative, art-driven record sleeves, New Order, at its height of critical and cultural appraisal, actually wasn't much of a solvent operation.
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Morgan Stanley gave clients its favorite health-care stock picks for next year based on its appraisal of the companies with the best drug pipelines and growth opportunities.
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The ruling is one of the more stinging losses for investors pursuing appraisal, which once delivered reliable returns and rankled Wall Street dealmakers for adding costs to mergers.
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Appraisal allows shareholders to decline a deal price and instead go to court to try to convince a judge that they deserved a higher price for their stock.
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"(This) fundamentally contradicts our conclusion in this report that Home Office officials should play no part in the direction-setting or appraisal of the role," the lawmakers said.
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The chief justice has also written decisions that curtailed a hedge fund strategy aimed at squeezing cash from merger deals through a type of litigation known as appraisal.
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Kagoike's educational group, Moritomo Gakuen, is at the center of controversy over a land deal in which the school bought property for a fraction of the appraisal price.
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An Appraisal The Puerto Rican astrologer, who died Saturday, left behind a cultural legacy in all of Latin America, where for decades many followed his predictions with devotion.
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Appraisal litigation, as I wrote last week, is at an inflection point as Chancery judges like Glasscock and Laster figure out how to apply Delaware Supreme Court precedent.
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Mr. Obama kindled good will with an unusually glowing appraisal of Ms. Merkel, telling Germany's best-selling newspaper, Bild, that he was proud to call her a friend.
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In many ways, the report mirrored the assessment of President Obama, who offered a candid appraisal of the intervention in an interview published in The Atlantic this year.
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This approach is likely to be unpalatable to selling boards, however, and creates substantial risk that the buyer will exit the transaction when the appraisal cap is exceeded.
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Jackson agreed with Mueller's assessment on Monday, calling the Manafort property appraisal "a good start," but one that "doesn't begin to comply" with the rules for such bonds.
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The base price would be set by Mexico's appraisal institute, a government body that manages and values federal property, which did not reply to a request for comment.
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" Jonathan J. Miller, president and chief executive of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraisal and consulting firm, contends that the problem is not so much "too many units.
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Following the conclusion of Premier's appraisal campaign, the company's focus would now turn to selecting the optimal development for the Zama field, Chief Executive Officer Tony Durrant said.
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Funds managed by Highland lent $250 million to the $540 million project in June, 2007 after being solicited by Credit Suisse, which agreed to provide an independent appraisal.
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Highland maintained the emails showed Credit Suisse had manipulated the process and then took an overstated appraisal to lenders like Highland to convince them to back the loan.
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In Brooklyn, the median monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $2,73, said Jonathan Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, a New York appraisal and research firm.
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The decision to delay the CHAN, scheduled for April, came after a medical appraisal of the situation in Cameroon, where 10 cases of COVID-19 have been reported.
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If we react negatively upon first meeting someone, for instance, we tend to interpret ambiguous signals received during further interactions with that person as confirming our initial appraisal.
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Monthly median rent has surged over the past decade, increasing 294 percent to $215,2975 in Bedford-Stuyvesant in January, according to data from the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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An Appraisal The Hollywood Reporter obituary for Doris Day describes her in the headline as "Hollywood's Favorite Girl Next Door," which is reasonable enough, if not terribly imaginative.
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Just how temporary a lot-line window is depends largely on what is next door, said Jonathan J. Miller, president of the real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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But others disputed that account and said Ms. Carter had been present when the manuscript was discovered in October 2011 during an appraisal by a rare books expert.
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And while he finds the economic backdrop benign for bonds, he acknowledged that they are "priced for optimal inflation," leaving them at risk if his appraisal is off.
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But keep in mind the upfront costs you'll owe if you decide to refinance, which typically include a mortgage application fee, an appraisal fee and an origination fee.
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An Appraisal There have been many tributes to A. R. Gurney, a prolific playwright whose worldly elegance of style was matched by his ingenuous enthusiasm for his craft.
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"Get rid of all the clutter in your home," said Jonathan Miller, president and CEO of Miller Samuel, a New York-based real estate appraisal and consulting firm.
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Executives of these spaceports were overwhelmingly positive in their appraisal of the FAA's regulatory work thus far, but some advocated for more funding and personnel at Nield's branch.
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Maybe your appraisal makes you realize you don&apost want to sell at all, and that you&aposd actually like to hold onto the piece as an investment.
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As it turns out, that's a fair appraisal of the series itself, which finally locates a reasonably satisfying exit, but requires considerable patience in order to get there.
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While a licensed realtor can't give you an appraisal, he or she can provide you with comparative sales which can act as evidence of market value, said D'Souza.
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Whether Ryback is of that quality—popular appraisal of his in-ring ability varies widely but tends to settle somewhere around "merely alright"—is quite beside this point.
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But he mentioned, in his positive appraisal of the United Arab Emirates, that it had held a conference last year on the protection of children from online predators.
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The ultra-deep-water prospecting and appraisal well was drilled using the Scarabeo-9 rig and Rosneft said this week it had a target depth of 6,126 meters.
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Such attitudes are only to be expected when local governments are bound by targets, deadlines and appraisal ratings set by senior policymakers, instead of being answerable to the public.
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Similarly, the November median was down from October, when it was $8,0003, according to Elliman data prepared by Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal firm.
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The costs associated with a $200,000 home, including the brokers' fees, appraisal costs, title insurance, and mortgage origination fees, add up to about $2,128 on average, according to Fidelity.
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Such hangups complicate my appraisal of Tse's work, which more often than not glamorizes its LGBTQ subjects in pursuit of an idealized version of queer counterculture in Hong Kong.
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In short, quick reactions by firefighters, astute early appraisal of what the fire might do and the luck of a fire station being near the source of the blaze.
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The first dimension was voters' appraisal of the trustworthiness for the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Huffington Post, CNN and MSNBC—what we labelled "mainstream-media trust".
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"They have certainly tightened up their criteria," said Dan Brewer, an appraiser and mortgage broker in Toronto's Richmond Hill suburb and former president of the Appraisal Institute of Canada.
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One of Moore's clients got an independent appraisal on their house when appealing an aid package, to show that they were less well off than it appeared on paper.
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Bollgard II RRF is a proprietary technology owned by Monsanto, which last year withdrew its application seeking approval from the regulator, Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee (GEAC), for this variety.
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"There's a general perception that the luxury market across the U.S. is weaker than the middle or lower end," said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, the appraisal firm.
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"By allowing for mortgages with loan-to-value ratios over 100 percent, it could break the vicious appraisal spiral, which has systematically undervalued rehabbed homes" in Detroit, Goodman said.
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Adtech is healthy, not because investors are taking wild bets, but because we're seeing an accurate and dispassionate appraisal of the winners and losers from the previous funding round.
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Last week, the House GOP passed a healthcare bill that, if the Congressional Budget Office's appraisal of its previous form is correct, will cost millions of people their insurance.
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In a just-released study, four professors, including Wei Jiang at Columbia University and Randall Thomas at Vanderbilt University, looked at past appraisal actions to predict what would happen.
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The U.N. Human Rights Council will be reviewing Egypt's record for the first time in five years, as part of the forum's regular appraisal of all U.N. member states.
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The whole premise of GFNYC, marking its twentieth anniversary this year, runs against the appraisal work done on 22016Pointz, which debunked the notion that graffiti brings properly values down.
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Over the next 2790 years, it jumped 23 percent to $813,281 a month in early 2321, according to Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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And so the K.K.R. decision seems to channel shareholders into seeking appraisal rights if they feel aggrieved, and we will find out if that happens in the ExamWorks case.
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" Why spending more time with family and friends could help you sleep better "Insomnia is a sleep disorder," Lichstein writes, "but it may also be a cognitive appraisal disorder.
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With the new funding, Volanty plans said it plans to speed up its expansion by opening new appraisal centers in Sao Paulo and hiring new staff, including industry executives.
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"While already deemed commercially viable, we will work together on the appraisal of this discovery and a cost-effective scheme to ensure a rapid, low breakeven development," he added.
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The first 13 seconds, meanwhile, demonstrate an overhauled appraisal system for helping you figure out your particular Pokémon's unique stats: Trainers, two feature revamps are coming to Pokémon GO!
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You may pay a few hundred dollars to open the piggyback but shouldn't be charged again for the appraisal, title insurance and other requirements you've covered with the primary.
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"As they're neither precious nor rare, they won't receive a meaningful appraisal, which means as soon as you leave the store, the value will start to decrease," he said.
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In Fairfield County, the volume of single-family rentals was up 13 percent in July compared to a year ago, according to data from the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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The title of the first book of essays, "Into and Out of Dislocation," is a quote of a doctor's appraisal of my left shoulder joint after a cycling accident.
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Could the descendants of fiddle-playing, spirit-lifting, steady and kind Charles Ingalls write a forthright appraisal of his poor judgment in betting his family's fortunes on risky prospects?
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I have long argued and continue to contend that one of the key functions of the public museum is to make private experience available to public appraisal and consideration.
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But Mr. Chang instead invoked a formal resolution process known as appraisal, where both sides hire an independent appraiser and a mediator may be appointed to break an impasse.
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Appraisal experts said that insurance valuations don't require discussion of a prior sale, though they said best practices certainly encourage it, especially when such large dollar amounts are involved.
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"The appraisal industry is a candle burnt at both ends," said Ken Fears, director of housing, finance and regional economics at the Realtors group, in a recent blog post.
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If you're claiming more than $5,000 for your donated property – excluding securities – you'll need to provide the IRS with a qualified appraisal of the item, along with Form 82020.
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"We&aposll see the time from application to closing shrink considerably as we&aposre able to automate more of the pre-approval, underwriting, appraisal, and the close," Bateman said.
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An Appraisal In 1990, I mentioned to my friend Rick Wolff that I was thinking of writing a book about Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series.
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Jonathan J. Miller, president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel, which prepared the report, said that while price growth has slowed, tight inventory suggests the upward trend will continue.
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With nearly half of its storefronts are empty, the decade-old mall has seen its value plummet from $190 million in 2007 to an appraisal of $11 million in August.
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"It is an incredible honor to receive this promotion, especially coming from the company's founder who has put so much into building Dart Appraisal from the ground up," Dresden said.
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Less than a day after it started service, Cash temporarily suspended operations after it was flooded with appraisal requests, many submitted by pranksters who uploaded photos of things like ramen.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators on Monday agreed to relax commercial real estate lending rules and allow more deals to go ahead without an independent appraisal of the property's value.
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Bowery Valuation, a New York-based company that we told you about last year, has raised $12 million in Series A funding for its tech-enabled real estate appraisal platform.
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Investors who seek appraisal do not get paid at the deal's closing, but they collect interest of 5 percentage points above the federal discount rate while the case is pending.
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But even when a buyer and seller can agree on a home, the appraisal and approved loan amount can come in under value because of the area's weak housing market.
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So if you're a buyer and can't get the appraisal math and related loan to work, there's a good chance you're looking beyond Detroit's borders to the suburbs for property.
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Her 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird enjoys a beloved place in grade school curricula across the country for its appraisal of race, racism, and life in the deep South.
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Last year, Laster ruled that T. Rowe Price and other funds were beneficial but not continuous legal owners of nearly 1 million Dell shares and could not seek an appraisal.
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Her remarkable historical footage, impressive new images from all the countries she visited and her pleasant, reticent narration give the viewer a balanced appraisal of the state of things today.
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For all their titles, perhaps the true appraisal of the Jordan-era Bulls came in the 33-94 season, when Jordan walked away to flail at minor league breaking balls.
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A proposal last year in Delaware limited appraisal rights to holders of $1 million or more of a company's stock or 1 percent of the outstanding shares, whichever was less.
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Appraisal rights are exercised more often when there is a conflict with shareholders, as in a management buyout or private equity deal, or when there is a lower deal premium.
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"This is somebody who gave a glowing appraisal of Donald Trump the businessman, the star of 'The Apprentice,' the candidate and indeed the president of the United States," Conway said.
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The bank underwriting your loan will want an appraisal of the home, and you will need to purchase homeowner's insurance and do a final walkthrough of the property before closing.
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Clinton took stock on Friday of the campaign's new phase, taking pains to contrast her convention's sunnier outlook with Mr. Trump's grim appraisal during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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The ExamWorks transaction seems ripe for an appraisal action because the premium was only 4 percent over the closing price of the stock the day before the transaction was announced.
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