He repeatedly stole cash from a bank vault, prosecutors say According to details from the indictment contained in the release, Henderson allegedly took bank customers' cash deposits out of the bank vault for months.
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You won't need to track down your papers at a bank vault.
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Nazis stole the work from a bank vault in Paris in 9.
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Nazis stole the work from a bank vault in Paris in 1941.
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"Usually he keeps it in the bank vault," she said, speaking of Shore.
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A ladder and two portable fire extinguishers were found inside one bank vault.
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Inside the bank vault is a piece of paper with Ashley Carman's Netflix password on it.
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It's kind of like a bank vault, as opposed to what a teller has on hand.
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It is as if the thieves used their hacking skills to reach inside a bank vault.
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It could be put in a bank vault or buried in a field, or even destroyed.
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Width favors them, and it might just crack open the Socceroos' bank vault of a defense.
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We're told Briana is paying for the furniture and Louis isn't exactly opening the bank vault.
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"Vault specialists are now on scene to help get teen out of the bank vault," Entin tweeted.
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The work is reminiscent of a bank vault with safe deposit boxes lined up along the walls.
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Perhaps the most daunting challenge is removing the bank vault — or whether to remove it at all.
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Two guards were on site to monitor the delicate roof structure, day and night, like a bank vault.
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Next we meet Johnny Depp, as Jack Sparrow, hanging out inside a bank vault he accidentally locked himself into.
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Jennifer Lopez is on the hunt for a new house, and she's clearly ready to open the bank vault.
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A large bank vault with a four-door layer of protection and a cage around it dominates the space.
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The next-door gym is well-equipped with treadmills, exercise bikes, weight machines — and an original bank vault door.
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Her diary, hidden away in a New York bank vault for almost 70 years, will be published this month.
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Kathryn Bigelow used an old bank vault as her workspace while on scholarship with the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program.
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Therefore, I would like to introduce you to my own humble analogy, which involves both a bank vault and parallel universes.
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"Yeah me and myself are really happy...wedding details to come," she wrote, shutting this one down like a bank vault.
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I loved SPARE ME, TOE NAIL, NUT MEAT, BANK VAULT, BEAT A DEAD HORSE, GOOGLE HANGOUTS, PLUS ONE and UGLY CRY.
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The Golden State Warriors, as expected, cracked open a bank vault to keep Stephen Curry in the Bay Area through 2022.
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Brian Entin, a reporter for WSVN, said "bank vault experts" were even called to assist with the rescue efforts of the teen.
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Like a bar of gold, perhaps, or a bank vault, or one of the lifeless, anonymous buildings he loves to put up.
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Other lush amenities include a game-processing room with a mud and hunt room, a bank vault, and a fireproof safe room.
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Whether displaying dinosaurs or dodos, art or archaeology, the museum is our bank vault for the world's natural wonders and human achievements.
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" The precious gem is now in Freetown's central bank vault awaiting valuation under the Kimberley Process, which certifies diamonds as being "conflict-free.
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So if bank depositors are getting negative interest rates, investors actually lose money by allowing cash to sit in a bank vault overnight.
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Among the galleries will be one dedicated to the pano bhaju, and one, secured by a bank vault door, to display gold jewelry.
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Eye of the Storm also has an elevator, a wet bar, a skylight, an 889-square-foot deck and even a bank vault room.
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Treasury Secretary - Scrooge McDuck If you can trust anyone with economic policy, it's a duck with a swimming pool/bank vault combo in his mansion.
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A teen in Hollywood, Florida, had to be rescued after authorities were notified he was trapped inside an old bank vault, according to local reports.
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The "unhackable" blockchain public ledger that powers cryptocurrencies around the world is looking less like a bank vault and more like Swiss cheese these days.
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Each time, the truth about the 12-by-2000-inch Impressionist painting went unmentioned: The Nazis had stolen it from a bank vault in Paris.
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The Madonna is carried like a queen, specially adorned with jewels, watches and pearl necklaces donated by the faithful and stored in a bank vault.
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You receive a certificate of registration (a copy is kept in a bank vault in Switzerland) and a chart showing the location of your star.
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Says Melissa, Joan "was always adamant that even your finest things should be used and loved and not just in the bank vault or in storage."
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One sunny afternoon Bemis sneaks away to the bank vault to read, only to return to an empty bank, an empty street, and an empty city.
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"This case is for watches I wear daily," said Mr. Yong, a Citigroup executive, noting that he keeps his most prized watches in a bank vault.
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Carter is entrusted with the very special job of digging deep through Prince's archives, which he famously collected, in part, in a bank vault under Paisley Park.
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So maybe someday you'll be able to log onto your computer or open up your hidden bank vault by looking at images of lasagna and Bette Midler.
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This term was first used in 1973, to describe the responses of several employees held hostage for six days in a bank vault hostages in Stockholm, Sweden.
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The 23 bags were still sitting in an Iraqi bank vault, but it seemed that the Qataris had somehow found another way to satisfy the kidnappers' demands.
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The location scout also considered a bank vault, I was told, but this basement had white walls already and, as such, matched the desired Cheez-It bunker aesthetic.
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"Putting a coal lobbyist like Andrew Wheeler in charge of the EPA is like giving a thief the keys to a bank vault," said Michael Brune of the Sierra Club.
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Growing up in Shreveport, La., where his father worked selling fences and his mother oversaw deposits into the local bank vault, high finance was the furthest thing from Bruhnke's mind.
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"Putting a coal lobbyist like Andrew Wheeler in charge of the EPA is like giving a thief the keys to a bank vault," said Michael Brune, the group's executive director.
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Organised crime then uses techniques developed over decades to launder the money, giving the alliance much higher rewards than a hold-up or bank vault robbery, with much less risk.
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Workers and customers at a credit union got inside the bank vault, which proved to be the only thing standing after the tornado reduced the rest of the building to rubble.
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"She was always adamant that even your finest things should be used and loved and not just in the bank vault or storage," Melissa tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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Smartphones also, as you may be personally and painfully aware, tend to get lost or stolen, at least more than is ideal for what aspires to be a digital bank vault.
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I first saw it in January 2013, after she pulled it out of a bank vault when Hurricane Sandy had hit the Lower East Side and she was concerned about flooding.
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In my mind's eye, a bank vault will always look like something in an old heist movie and there will always be someone who looks like Jason Statham leaning against it.
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MR. GARDINETTI of the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie You can choose one or several solutions, such as having a personal safe, home security measures, a bank vault or free ports.
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There are a couple of nifty Rube Goldbergian action sequences — one with a bank vault, the other with a guillotine — that recall the berserk inventiveness of Gore Verbinski, the original director.
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Finally, an installation consisting of a darkened bank vault with a cash machine vandalized by the artist, more directly connects the banking industry with the "downfall" suggested in the painting's title.
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The library said that since court proceedings ended in 2016, it has been collecting the papers from sites in Israel and Germany and, finally two weeks ago, from a Swiss bank vault.
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Some ultrawealthy people are moving their fortunes out of the stock market as recession fears mount — and a new billionaires-only bank vault is opening in London to accommodate their new investments.
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Ivo Diaz, the beverage director, assured the first-timer that the bar was usually busier, and that entrance would eventually require a pass code to unlock a specially designed bank-vault door.
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Episodes like this show why people who have truly exquisite and valuable pieces can get a discount on their insurance by getting vault insurance – as in, putting the jewelry in a bank vault.
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Sierra Club: No way: "Putting a coal lobbyist like Andrew Wheeler in charge of the EPA is like giving a thief the keys to a bank vault," said Michael Brune, the group's executive director.
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It had its premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe three years ago, in a damp, disused bank vault, having begun as 10 minutes of material written on a whim for a comic storytelling night.
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"Putting a coal lobbyist like Andrew Wheeler in charge of the EPA is like giving a thief the keys to a bank vault," Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, said in a statement.
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In terms of how your gold is stored, Glint says that physical gold holdings are legally allocated to each individual user and held in a London Bullion Market Association Accredited Brink's bank vault in Switzerland.
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Despite its cozy appearance, the lodge has many ornate details, such as light fixtures around the home that are valued at $250,000 and a 5,500-pound door to a bank vault, to name a few.
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Even if you just end up filling a bank vault to the brim with this stuff and getting your Scrooge McDuck on, we guarantee Ox's miso-lemon dressing will change your life for the better.
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They left the bank at 9:09AM, just seven minutes after they entered, carrying the bag full of cash, three drawers from the vault and teller station, and the keys to the bank vault itself.
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As for Westbrook, the Thunder were expected to crack open the bank vault and offer him a five-year extension worth around $231 million — the maximum allowed — at the start of Saturday's free agency period.
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The hunters were soon on their way home, but the ransom did not go to the Iranian-backed militiamen who had abducted the Qataris; the cash ended up in a central bank vault in Baghdad.
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From there, the new mother emphasizes just how valuable she is, posing as a museum display protected by a glass case, and in another scene, sitting behind an opened bank vault door, wearing a golden bikini.
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Michael B. Lehrer, who got his pedigree from Harvard Graduate School of Design, is working with Chyna on an insane pad ... with a 10-car garage, helicopter pad, infinity pool, sex room and a bank vault.
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The door of the cylindrical centerpiece of Kristen Robinson's set — which brings to mind an Art Deco bank vault — opens to reveal a sparsely furnished room with a single, high window and a floor of dirt.
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The storied investor Jesse Livermore, for example, made a point of locking himself in a Chase Manhattan bank vault the last weekend of every year to analyze all the trades he'd made over the previous 12 months.
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Few names are as revered in the world of techno as Tresor, the legendary Berlin nightclub that took root in an abandoned bank vault located in the former DMZ right after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Roos said the ECB was printing about 2.3 billion 100 denomination banknotes but not all banknotes would be introduced immediately, as some would be kept in the central bank vault and sent to commercial banks when needed.
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No, I almost never use public WiFi (you're just asking to be snooped on), and yes, my home WiFi network is locked down like a bank vault with a password so strong I can't ever possibly remember it.
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Nobody's suggesting you spend your hard-earned vacation inside a bank vault, but a little self-reflection without the day-to-day distractions of the market can help recharge your batteries for when you do return to trading.
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Enter the nuclear sub, filling the role of "massive object that is somehow no match for a few fast cars," previously played by a giant bank vault, an airplane, and a Dubai skyscraper in earlier Fast & Furious films.
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After the family emigrated to the United States a few weeks later, French informers helped the German embassy locate and remove paintings Rosenberg had hidden at the house and in a bank vault in the nearby town of Libourne.
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The building has about 19,000 square feet of amenities, spread across two below-grade levels, including a two-lane bowling alley and a 20-seat screening room in an old bank vault, whose door will be welded into the open position.
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"I started the vault," Susan Rogers, Prince's former sound engineer, said in an interview with BBC, explaining that the bank vault containing Prince's music — released and unreleased — at Paisley Park was nearly filled when she left Prince's employment in 1987.
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AUDREY HORNE (SHERILYN FENN) In one of the many cliffhangers from the original series, the impetuous Audrey chained herself to the bank vault to protest the bank's apparent ties to the Ghostwood development project — a project Audrey and her father oppose.
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The tunnel didn't lead into up into the bank vault or anything, it just popped up outside—was the idea to rob the place and then make a quick escape by shimmying to safety through a hole in the ground?
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A line has been drawn in the sand of a certain virtual beach with "it's too expensive" on one side, and on the other, a fanbase that probably would have handed over the keys to the bank vault if Oculus had asked nicely.
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The Waldos saved postmarked letters and other artifacts from the 24s referencing "220," which they now keep in a bank vault, and when the Oxford English Dictionary added the term last month it cited some of those documents as the entry's earliest recorded uses.
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Swiss police impounded the painting, "Portrait of Isabella d'Este," in a bank vault in Lugano in 2015, at the urging of the Italian government, which said its Italian owner had failed to acquire the necessary export license to take the painting out of Italy.
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These hacks of cryptocurrency exchanges, which give the crypto thieves access to the "hot wallets" in which customers' tokens are stored electronically and directly accessible from the internet, are comparable to thieves breaking into a bank vault and stealing the contents of safety deposit boxes.
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For centuries, going all the way back to the introduction of paper currency in America in the late 1600s, the wallet has been a traveling bank vault and all-purpose file cabinet for men and women, a place to keep checks, cash and personal ephemera.
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The same way that your money is probably safer mixed up with other people's money in a bank vault than it is sitting alone in your dresser drawer, your data may actually be safer in the cloud: It's got more protection from bad guys.
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But this pensive painting is a testament to a dark history: ransacked by Nazis from a bank vault in 1941; shipped to Hitler's second in command, Hermann Göring; and then ultimately displayed in a Norwegian museum until 2014, when it was returned to its rightful owners.
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A report by investigators cited in the French news media appears to have established that Mr. Sarkozy's 2007 campaign had unusual amounts of cash on hand — one of Mr. Sarkozy's top aides rented a large bank vault during the campaign, ostensibly to store documents and speeches.
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But first he stored 2390 prized canvases in a bank vault in Paris, including "Two Women," the other Renoirs and one by the French Romantic painter Eugene Delacroix, who is the subject of a retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that is scheduled to open next week.
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King of Thieves seems like a fairly tame comedic take on Ocean's Eleven, but it's based on a (very recent) true story that's too ridiculous to ignore: a group of 60- and 70-something men decided to get together and rob a bank vault, stealing around $20 million worth of valuables.
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Veterans flank All-American types like edge rusher Devonte Fields (22.5 tackles for loss in 2015) and colossal safety Josh Harvey-Clemons throughout the defense –bank vault-sized nose tackle DeAngelo Brown, tackling machine Keith Kelsey, hybrid defender James Hearns, safety Chucky Williams, and corners Trumaine Washington and Shaq Wiggins.
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The restaurant and lounge, in the former Manufacturers Hanover Trust bank vault under the New Yorker Hotel, will put a new spin on the steak menu, with a long list of vegetable sides, choices like culotte and rib cap steaks, and a number of cuts, not just beef, on the bone.
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Photos and interviews by Luis Nieto Dickens Last weekend, a cavernous former bank vault in lower Manhattan was transported for one night—which happened to be Friday the 13th—back to the 80s, when the hair was bigger, the songs were sweeter, and even the names of reigning pop divas like Lisa Lisa and Debbie Deb were twice as long. Freestyle!!!
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