Class C shares can be converted into class B ones, and class B ones can be converted into class A shares.
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In order for the conversion to be complete, the rials had to be converted to U.S. dollars, which would then be converted into euros.
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The solar energy would be converted to microwaves that would be beamed back to Earth at receiving stations where it would then be converted to electricity and fed into the Grid.
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The adjustable straps can even be converted to racerback, too.
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Unissued coins will be converted into equity in the company.
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How can all this energy be converted into something lasting?
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The attention this generates can be converted into more activists.
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These will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes.
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It will be converted to one year of supervised probation.
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A small office could be converted into an additional bathroom.
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A nearby grain silo will soon be converted into a library.
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That creates data points, which can be converted into a map.
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The funds can be converted to a Roth at any time.
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He did not say which coal-fired plant would be converted.
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The twin beds can be converted into one king-size bed.
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It will be converted into 220 apartment units for $21953 million.
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"We ourselves need to be converted," he said of church leaders.
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The old power station may be converted into offices for Google.
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They also generally can be converted into a fixed-rate loan.
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Around 40 or so stores will be converted into Michaels locations.
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Afterward, the temporary highway would be converted into a new promenade.
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A shed with electricity could be converted into a pool house.
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Reformers in 21911 called for temples to be converted into schools.
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Like oil and coal, kitchen scraps can be converted into energy.
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Instead, that funding would be converted into block grants for states.
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By 2018 all such debt is supposed to be converted into bonds.
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Theoretically, all Tethers could be converted to an equal number of dollars.
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The refinery will be converted into an asphalt-fuelled electric power plant.
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In the winter, the fountain will be converted to a skating rink.
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Such bonds must be converted into underlying shares by a specific date.
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The villa property will be converted into a children's playground, Salvini said.
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Voting for the game will be converted to a two-round process.
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California has a law that allows rigs to be converted into reefs.
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Typically death sentences be converted to life imprisonment subject to good behavior.
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They'll either be converted into served counters or be discontinued, he said.
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Both the parlor and the study could be converted into additional bedrooms.
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They can also be converted into emergency shelter tents if need be.
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One room could be converted into a full bathroom, Ms. Destrée said.
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Like a subterranean basketball court that could be converted into a pool.
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Once transfers are competed, the coins can be converted back to dollars.
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This unintended encounter could be converted into a police-community trust-building opportunity.
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From now until the end of the month, Elevate points can be converted.
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Under the Trump proposal, many current grants would instead be converted to loans.
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This can be converted into a once-per-second tick that doesn't waver.
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Abbasi's government also wants furnace oil plants to be converted for gas use.
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If they are explained clearly and convincingly, prospects can be converted into buyers.
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If the account can be converted quickly, any taxes owed could be minimal.
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It can be converted to a written transcript for later use in court.
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It is gratifying to see how past barriers can be converted into linkages.
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They'll now be converted into an action against the estate of Jeffrey Epstein.
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Several of the warehouse clubs are expected to be converted into distribution centers.
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To accommodate additional guests, the lounge can also be converted into a bedroom.
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Another 10 hypermarkets will be converted into Sam's Club stores, the company said.
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The bench seats in the living area can be converted into a bed.
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RMI, which is hedged and very liquid, could be converted to cash if needed.
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In order to be converted into fuel, the coffee is mixed with 20% alcohol.
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Just remember that the RMD funds themselves cannot be converted to a Roth IRA.
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The bonds can be converted into equity if Bankinter's CET1 ratio falls below 5.125%.
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It has sold bonds that can be converted to equity should the need arise.
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Many LNG import facilities have been, are and will be converted to export facilities.
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Two planes still need to be converted from commercial aircraft into flying White Houses.
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A detached garage holds two cars and could be converted into additional living space.
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It can also be converted to electricity and heat to power homes and businesses.
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A second laundry room on this floor could be converted into an additional bathroom.
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The canoe slalom course was to be converted into a giant public swimming pool.
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Instead, the money would be converted into block grants and given to the states.
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Commercial aviation, for instance, won't be converted to running on solar power anytime soon.
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And some of it could be converted directly back to energy with fuel cells.
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Thanks to iOS 10 your phone's camera can easily be converted into a magnifying glass.
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According to VW, it's a pure two-seater that can be converted to seat four.
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The syngas can be converted into a number of different chemicals or even liquid fuel.
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As part of negotiations with creditors, some of Rallye's debt could be converted into equity.
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And the device can be converted into different form factors using keyboard and kickstand accessories.
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Plans call for more deposits to be converted into capital in the future, Nefedov said.
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"None of our deposits will be converted into risky assets," Sharma said in the statement.
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Baer's leave of absence, which commenced March 4, will be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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They can be converted into roughly 2628 and 28503 square feet of livable space, respectively.
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Waterfront property will instead be converted into a memorial, complete with 70,203 new pine trees.
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Depending on the institution, your account might be converted to another one at the institution.
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"That has to come out and it cannot be converted or rolled over," Slott said.
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The money will be converted at a rate of one MUFG coin to 1 yen.
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Amex points can be converted into Delta SkyMiles and Hilton Honors points among other options.
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The ballpark will be converted to a softball field and multipurpose facility after the game.
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He explained that the city has earmarked the field to be converted into a park.
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Buying junior bonds, which would be converted into shares, would take that to 40 percent.
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And so we continue to work with them on finding areas that can be converted.
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If discipline is warranted, a paid leave can be converted to a suspension without pay.
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With demand surging in the coming weeks, MRTCs could be converted to stationary test centers.
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He also said the loan could be converted to an equity stake in the business.
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People on the other side of the love/hate coin are unlikely to be converted.
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Now, here they were, watching the venue be converted into a made-for-MSNBC event.
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The heating process would produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide that could be converted into protein.
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Both are now offices and storage rooms but could be converted into further student facilities.
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Should Germany face an economic emergency, the gold can be converted into pounds or dollars.
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Colonial said Line 2 was restarted at midnight and could be converted temporarily to carry gasoline.
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There are always new phones and new software, which has to be converted by all distributors.
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Those four stores are still open and will now be converted to Home & Life-branded locations.
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A room previously used for bond trading will be converted into spaces for conferences and events.
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There is now a real possibility that many of these will be converted to electric propulsion.
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The preference shares could be converted into common stock at a later date, the sources said.
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Google Glass had to be converted into an enterprise product partially because people found it creepy.
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There's also an area that can easily be converted into a wine cellar or recording studio.
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He was one of the first pop stars who could be converted into a life style.
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Fitch expects PR to be converted to public company with 100% state ownership in 2018-2019.
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The pictures you can take be converted into 3D images and GIFs (like the one below).
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The issue is whether "saved lives" can really be converted into "deaths" if coverage is lost.
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Once your baby has outgrown the PortaPlay, it can be converted into a toddler play table.
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The store will be converted into an entryway to the building, which the Watts family owns.
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The W. C. Striegel pipeline company supplied raw materials that can be converted into percussion instruments.
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The remaining portion of the stables could also be converted to residential space, Ms. Valsdottir said.
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Some of the shuttered stores will be converted into e-commerce fulfillment facilities, the company said.
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Could a hardened self-care skeptic be converted by some sage and an unsettling amount of moisturizers?
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Moreover, there's a risk that the propylene glycol and glycerine, when heated, can be converted into formaldehyde.
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Only preferred stock will be converted into cash, and common stock will be cancelled with no payment.
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All of Medicaid's funding, for both traditional and expansion populations, would eventually be converted into block grants.
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In places where biomass isn't readily available, the WEDEW can be converted to run on solar power.
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The scanning department is also where miniature, to-scale prop models can be converted to digital form.
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You can see how this could, for example, be converted into a bigger A/B testing business.
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Both the CAR-73 and Uzi Model B can easily be converted into fully automatic machine guns.
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Strong believes that some running backs can be converted into fullbacks when they transition to the NFL.
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A library on the main level with an en-suite bath could be converted into another bedroom.
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Class A shares can't be converted into shares of either one of the other classes of stock.
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A convertible note is a loan that can be converted into equity shares at a later date.
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CNOOC's interest will be converted to a 50% stake if there is a commercial discovery, FAR said.
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Tesla stores will close or be converted to "information centers" and retail employees will be laid off.
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Over the previous 72 hours in Cleveland, I've withstood several attempts to be converted to fundamentalist Christianity.
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The seats can be converted into beds and are positioned adjacent to the windows and cabin controls.
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Most of them would get torn down, but a few could be converted into bars or cafés.
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Off the kitchen is a paneled office with a skylight; it could be converted into another bedroom.
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Adjacent to the patio is a one-car garage that could be converted into additional living space.
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There is a large dressing room that could be converted into a fifth bedroom, Ms. Duff said.
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That the playground is going to be converted into some kind of grand venue for Bible readings?
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The algorithm uses AI to suggest which words should be converted into synonyms to fool a machine.
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The historic Mayfair site is now set to be converted into a luxury hotel by Qatari investors.
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The companies found that chaff can be converted into a durable material to reinforce certain vehicle parts.
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As striking as the imagery is, the data first must be converted to useful — and actionable — information.
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This level also has a separate room that could be converted into a bedroom, Ms. Valsdottir said.
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Failing malls, once the center of suburban life and now eyesores, could be converted to data centers.
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If discipline, such as a suspension, is later imposed, time off can be converted into unpaid leave.
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With some slight tweaks, common musical notation can be converted into the esoteric, Turing-complete programming language Choon.
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Globally, 30% of all food produced is wasted, much of which could be converted into useful protein sources.
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ABU DHABI NATIONAL OIL CO CONSIDERING EXCHANGEABLE BONDS WHICH WILL BE CONVERTED INTO SHARES OF ADNOC DISTRIBUTION-SOURCES
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And if that's unsuccessful, a failed immigration bill could be converted into a messaging tool against the party.
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The passenger jets would be converted to freighters, and it seemed likely Amazon would be the main customer.
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Although carbohydrate can be converted directly into fat, this doesn't happen unless you're eating huge amounts of it.
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Each Mylan share will be converted into one share of the new company under the all-stock deal.
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All of these can be converted into a compost and products which are very helpful for growing food.
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There is also an attic that is big enough to be converted into a bedroom, the owner said.
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Translating the data of depth-sensing image into colors allows it to be converted into stream-able code.
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Among other things, I wondered whether the Alt-Right's negative energy could be converted to positive, community action.
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They can be converted to cash, and some cryptocurrencies, such as monero, are even more private than others.
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That's likely because card numbers were the only data that could immediately be converted into money, Salsburg said.
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Dean promised the pooled resources would be converted to fiat currency and invested in more traditional commodity contracts.
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Early on, Notion had given its investors convertible notes — a and those notes actually needed to be converted.
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It had a finished basement, which made her wonder if it could be converted to a two-family.
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The main perks are that your scribbles can be converted into a neater note that's more easily read.
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Roughly 80 percent of the retail space will be converted into offices by 2021, developers announced this month.
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The chemistry of some inland waters causes a lot of carbon dioxide to be converted into other compounds.
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It is currently operated as a bed-and-breakfast, but could be converted into a single-family home.
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Soviet-era water heating plants across the country that were using gas will be converted to electric power.
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That it can be converted to a play table once your baby outgrows it is a big bonus.
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Semonite said hotel rooms will be converted to negative pressure by reducing the PSI so that suction results.
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Demand has been driven by the affordability of larger homes that can be converted into hotels or guesthouses.
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There are two bathrooms upstairs and an attic that could be converted into additional bedrooms, Mr. Holden said.
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What do you think: Should some of these rigs be converted into artificial reefs once they are decommissioned?
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Funding would be converted into block grants that states could use to create their own health-care systems.
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This home, she said, could also be converted into a small hotel, another option popular with today's buyers.
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While some desks are made for standing, others can be converted into a table for ultimate space optimization.
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It added that a part of the debt held by the KKR unit could be converted into shares.
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Bacon's skeptics may not be converted by this literary makeover, but it is a savvy and convincing premise.
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Treasury has proposed requiring debt interest payments to be converted into stock dividends, which are not tax deductible.
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Venezuela in 2005 ordered that operating agreements be converted to joint ventures in which PDVSA held a majority.
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Remitting renminbi offshore, where it can be converted into foreign exchange, was one way to avoid new capital controls.
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Previously Kaczynski had said foreign currency-denominated mortgages must be converted into zlotys at the expense of the banks.
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Junior debt in the two banks would need to be converted into shares before the state can step in.
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Reason should inform governance, but people tend to be converted to a cause—gay marriage, for instance—by emotion.
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The rear-view mirror can be converted to a camera screen allowing a wider, less-obstructed field of view.
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Founders forget that when their firms issue convertible debt it may one day need to be converted to equity.
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Located in a section of the capital's huge Chapultepec park, Los Pinos will be converted into a cultural center.
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Ant Financial offers stock options to employees which can be converted into shares when the company lists or sold.
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The ratio requires banks to hold high-quality assets that can readily be converted into cash within 30 days.
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Part of GM's new loans - $800 million - will be converted into preferred stock later, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
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It also proposed that dual class shares be converted to standard, one vote shares when the share changes hands.
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The question is whether these last holdouts of the "Bernie or Bust" movement can be converted even by Bernie.
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Under the reforms, parts of the national health care system would be converted into independent commercial companies, officials said.
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The bonds have a coupon of 5.5% and will be converted to equity in the event of an IPO.
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Each Swift share would be converted into a 0.72 share of the new company through a reverse stock split.
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The researchers excluded operations that were not straightforward, including laparoscopic surgeries that had to be converted to open procedures.
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"Up to 90 branches will be converted to cost-efficient formats by the end of 2019," the company said.
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The digital currency would then be used as a medium of exchange and could be converted back to cash.
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The space can host religious services, but it can also be converted into other uses like cafes or exhibits.
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This means you can calculate the exact amount that should be converted each year to minimize the taxes due.
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The Moon landing and the September 11 terror attacks were the litmus test of "globeheads" who could be converted.
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Nikolayev said the group's debt would be converted into equity by the end of the year or early 2020.
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The PBOC notice said the yuan must not be converted into foreign currencies under the scheme for overseas investment.
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The 3,000 McDonald's restaurants in Pokémon's home country will all be converted to Pokéstops or gyms in the game.
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But in 1971, President Richard Nixon suspended the ability for the dollar to be converted into the precious metal.
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As part of the consolidation process, the shabby basement will be converted into a fancy auction and exhibition space.
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It has a master bedroom and two open spaces that could easily be converted into additional bedrooms, she said.
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One, a red brick building that Carlsberg used to house cooling tanks, will be converted into a luxury hotel.
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When the steam reaches the other buildings, it will be converted into hot water to be used for heat.
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Two other outbuildings are used for storage, but could be converted into a one-bedroom apartment, Mr. Hasham said.
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Along with four bedrooms and four full baths, there's a spacious library that could be converted into another bedroom.
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When it comes to shares, vested options have been bought in the deal and will be converted into WeWork shares.
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He then sent this falsified P&L to Gates and asked that the "Word" document be converted back to a .
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The bill allows those obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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They concluded that 8 to 27 percent of Geminga's energy had to be converted to electrons and positrons, said Linden.
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Chaparral noted that the pipeline could be converted to transport oil, making its location in central Oklahoma a valuable asset.
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Those conditions include ensuring that the fuel cannot be converted to uranium hexafluoride, the feedstock for centrifuges that enrich uranium.
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Upstairs, the home has an open concept office and a sprawling lounge that can be converted into an additional bedroom.
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And fame on the vast video platform can also be converted into hard cash on other platforms, such as Patreon.
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The points can also be converted into miles with partnering carriers, including Southwest Airlines, American Airlines and Alaska Airlines. 4.
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First, the sound waves of your voice have to be converted into words, so that's automatic speech recognition, or ASR.
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The three counties that will be converted into Xiongan are mainly made up of scrubby fields and drab towns (pictured).
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A past government helpfully ordered that most of Delhi's taxis and buses be converted to run on cleaner natural gas.
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Specifically, they were asked to allow their preferred shares to be converted to common — and then reverse split 20:1.
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But since it is broken down more slowly than carbohydrates, protein is less likely to be converted to body fat.
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For the upright headstones to be converted to flat ones, the bases of the stones had to be cut off.
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In May, it also removed a requirement that 75 percent of all foreign investment in Ukraine be converted into hryvnias.
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The streets are being designed with driverless cars in mind and parking structures that could be converted to other uses.
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Orders for four other 737-700s will be converted to larger 737-800s due for delivery in 2017, United said.
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In a few instances, old black-and-white photographs or color slides had to be converted to a digital format.
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And of course, each new business it gets in the door with one service can also be converted to others.
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Another area concerns antique weapons which fall outside British legislation and can be converted or reactivated to commit a crime.
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The analyst firm's research suggests one in three jobs will be converted to software, robots and smart machines by 2025.
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Once these IRA contributions are made and the administrator processes the paperwork, the funds can be converted into Roth IRAs.
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But, "it's a flexible floor plan," Bonnie Chajet said, noting that many rooms could easily be converted into additional bedrooms.
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Mr. Marchionne confirmed this week that the plant would be converted to produce Ram pickups — Fiat Chrysler's top-selling vehicles.
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That contains approximately 1,425.5 tons of nutritional mass and could be converted to the equivalent of 4,075.6 barrels of oil.
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The ethane will be converted into ethylene, used in the production of a range of plastic products, solvents and antifreezes.
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In 2014, the IRS stated that virtual currencies which can be converted into fiat currency are property for tax purposes.
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The site was bought by Amazon to be converted into a 800,000-square-foot fulfillment center, which opened this fall.
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But Mr. Polyak said Nepszabadsag was too much of an established brand to be converted into a pro-government title.
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Upstairs, there are two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms that could be converted into additional sleeping quarters.
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One was a three-bedroom on a high floor with a dining room that could be converted to a bedroom.
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Because any property can be converted to habitat use with enough effort, no land is off limits to federal regulators.
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The group believes the facilities should be converted into open camps that provide appropriate humanitarian services for the vulnerable population.
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He then sent this falsified P&L to GATES and asked that the "Word" document be converted back to a .
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The reduced width, along with the removal of the cabin, allows Heidi-Ho to be converted into a road trailer.
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Iraq's power sector suffers from many problems, including a poor grid and lack of fuel to be converted to electricity.
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The house will subsequently be converted into a research space and library for the Performistanbul platform she founded in 2016.
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Its investment will be held in a preferred security that can be converted to GM common stock after seven years.
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If we wean ourselves off the need to store cars, spots and lots could be converted into parks, schools, hospitals, housing.
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The law allows the financial obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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With encryption, your data will be converted into unreadable code that can only be deciphered with a specific key or password.
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An alcove originally designed as a breakfast nook is used as a study and could be converted into a half bathroom.
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It is time that it be converted to serve as a reminder of what was done to India by the British.
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Further, they claim the average person's life could be extended by 4 years if that data can be converted into insights.
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Under the Australian plan, coal would be converted to gas for processing to remove sulphur, mercury and carbon dioxide, leaving hydrogen.
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That couple later testified that Jones had previously provided them with 40 kilograms of powder cocaine to be converted to crack.
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CoCos can be converted into equity or written off entirely if the issuing bank's capital drops below a pre-agreed threshold.
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What is more correct is that energy can be converted not only into matter, but also antimatter at the same time.
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When the Games are over, the village will be converted into an area of luxury housing called "Ilha Pura" — Pure Island.
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Even ruinous projects like a half-finished, unleased office tower could be converted into a profit-making venture for some investors.
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But when slowed down by a factor of 60, the songs of the Jovian ionosphere can be converted into audible frequencies.
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Under the deal, each Swift share will be converted into 0.72 shares of the new company through a reverse stock split.
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There's also a one-bedroom guest house that comes with plans to be converted into a two-bedroom, one-bathroom layout.
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One of the three bedrooms, she said, can be converted into an apartment if she needs a caretaker to move in.
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Similar efforts may be pursued at SUNY schools, where dormitories could be converted into hospital beds, Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday.
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The Champions Center is ahead on your left, where a dozen basketball courts can be converted into two dozen for volleyball.
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The FX LCR ratio requires banks to hold high-quality assets that can readily be converted into cash within 30 days.
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Outfitted with plumbing connections for a full bathroom, it is used as a studio, but could be converted into a guesthouse.
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Most amino acids in protein foods can be converted into glucose in the body, undermining efforts to keep carb intake low.
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But in the right artistic hands, even the unruliest and most cumbersome of narratives can be converted into gripping, involving theater.
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Last year, the company sold nearly $900 million in stock and $1.8 billion in debt that can be converted to stock.
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Instead, the Obama administration set the land aside in the "hope" it may be converted someday by someone to usable habitat.
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As part of that proposal, employer-related health insurance would become unnecessary, and would likely be converted into higher cash wages.
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The Walmart announcement illustrates this in that only 10 of the 63 locations affected will be converted to e-fulfillment centers.
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Around 212001 full-line stores will close within the next five years and 45 will be converted to the Simply Food format.
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As with other RCS services like iMessage, the message will be converted into an SMS/MMS if the recipient doesn't have RCS.
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Improvements made for the Olympics, including the construction of multiple world class athletic stadiums, were supposed to be converted into public facilities.
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The exact timing depends on how quickly the machines can be converted for use under the brand name of another financial institution.
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The shop features a room in the back that can be converted into a yoga studio and space for a flower vendor.
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Right now, BOLT only does Iraqi Arabic, but the program manager told TI the technology can eventually be converted for other languages.
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It's free, and offers points based on hotel stays, dining, gaming, shopping, and spa experiences that can be converted into resort credits.
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All of the faeces from base camp would then be converted into two by-products: fertiliser and methane gas, possibly for cooking.
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You'll be eligible for a free night's stay with 5,000 points or more, and they can also be converted into airline miles.
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Inditex generates more than half of its sales in other currencies that have to be converted back into euros when it reports.
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To avoid the drawbacks of liquefying hydrogen it can be converted into ammonia via the simpler (though energy-intensive) Haber-Bosch process.
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Inditex generates over half of its sales in other currencies that have to be converted back into euros for the financial report.
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She also suggested lying to him by saying the children could be converted from Judaism to Catholicism if they stayed in Tallahassee.
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Ohana Villa has a storage room beneath it of about 1,076 square feet that could be converted to living quarters, he said.
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An older program, called Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor, or QFII, set quotas in dollars, which could be converted into yuan for investments.
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There will be further legal argument on whether there should be re-trials or whether the convictions should be converted to manslaughter.
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Carige has failed to approve a new share issue that would have allowed the bond to be converted into equity if needed.
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Behind the cabin is a private bathroom with skylights and a seat-belt (and it can be converted into an extra seat).
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Inditex generates over half of its sales in other currencies that have to be converted back into euro for the financial report.
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Transactions are typically anonymous but the currency can be converted into cash when deposited into accounts at prices set in online trading.
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But the couple were also eyeing one-bedrooms, aware that many had a dining room that could be converted to a bedroom.
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An existing Starbucks near Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., will be converted into a Signing Store in October, the company announced Thursday.
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Turning plastic into fuel or electricity could help curb the pollution crisisBut not all plastics are fit to be converted into fuel.
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There are three bedrooms and two and a half baths, along with an office that could be converted into a fourth bedroom.
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The kitchens must also be converted to scratch operations, with the right equipment and space to prevent any chance of cross-contamination.
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The apartment has three bedrooms and four baths, along with a library that could be converted into another bedroom, and staff quarters.
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It can be converted to liquid, and has been smuggled in iced tea bottles, disguised as horse shampoo and hidden in tortillas.
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A.C. Moore's parent company, Nicole Crafts, announced the closings in November and said about 40 locations would be converted into Michaels stores.
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A 130 tonne fatberg blocking a London sewer is to be converted into roughly 10,000 liters of biodiesel, it has been announced.
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This level has rough-ins for a kitchenette and a separate entrance, so it could be converted to an in-law suite.
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This education award is treated as taxable income, not subject to withholding, and cannot be converted to cash to pay the taxes.
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There is a chance that the nostalgia evident in Cooperstown could be converted into a future for big league baseball in Montreal.
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Satellites would capture solar energy, convert it to microwaves and beam it down to Earth, where it would be converted into electricity.
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If there are more than three refund checks requested for an account, refunds are required to be converted to a paper check.
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NXT will be converted into a live show that airs on USA every Wednesday night in the same time slot as AEW.
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The rule demands Wall Street holds more debt that could be converted to shareholder equity if a bank is pushed to bankruptcy.
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Nitrogen deposits from animal feces and urine can be converted into nitrous oxide at roughly twice the rate of nitrogen in fertilizer.
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Or is it a way for people with hazy but heartfelt anti-capitalist convictions to be converted to banal welfare state liberalism?
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Yes, I think there are reasons to doubt that because there are questions about how that AI might be converted into actual power.
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The lives of others can be converted into cheat sheets: a way to grade our own performances and see how we measure up.
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It'll be held at the JW Marriott, which will be converted into a music venue for the entirety of the four-day festival.
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But the new products also brought more code that had to be converted to run on Predix, people familiar with the systems said.
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With nowhere to go―like, say, a cell where it can be converted into useful energy―the sugar causes damage to blood vessels.
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For this reason, this year London's Euston station, one of the capital's busiest hubs, will be converted to a shelter for homeless people.
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Tier 2 bonds, which are mostly in the hands of retail investors, will be converted instead at 100 percent of their face value.
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Answers are extracted from the StackOverflow, and if they can automatically be converted into instructions, changes will be made to the original code.
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Thierfelder said conventional farming equipment – such as plows – can be converted into specialized no-till equipment for a small investment of about $25.
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On Thursday, China's central bank barred real estate agents from deceiving buyers into believing that commercial buildings could be converted into residential buildings.
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Viewers competed for their attention by giving them digital gifts, that are bought with real money and can be converted back into cash.
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The investment authority also received securities that could be converted to common stock at $31.83 to $37.24 from March 2010 to September 2011.
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The IRS has said that virtual currency, in general, is taxable — as long as the currency can be converted to a dollar amount.
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Mr. Gucciardo's money was a loan that could be converted into a stake in the company, according to people familiar with the deal.
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The remaining 51.3 percent of Unidas shares will be converted into new shares equivalent to 29.9 percent of Locamerica's capital, the filing said.
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With the new lower brackets wider apart than before, more dollars can be converted in those brackets without spilling over into higher brackets.
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Rival Qatar Airways this year unveiled a business-class cabin that features side-by-seats that can be converted into a double bed.
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The 13-story project, 2 Washington, in Manhattan's financial district was originally slated to be converted from an office into an apartment complex.
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Depending on municipal zoning restrictions, canopied drive-throughs can be converted to other uses, such as fast-food pickup, side entrances or patios.
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For that nitrogen to be used by plants and other organisms, it must be converted into what's called a "fixed," or reactive, form.
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It has three bedrooms, three full baths and two half baths, and a home office that could be converted into a fourth bedroom.
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Even though the house was so small that a large closet had to be converted into living quarters, it was all great fun.
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Once natural gas is shipped in liquefied form, it can be converted back into gas upon arrival across the sea for actual use.
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It contains five bedrooms and four and a half baths, along with at least two other rooms that could be converted into bedrooms.
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The unit was configured with two bedrooms and three and a half baths, though a library and study could be converted into bedrooms.
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But if you plan on staying in the United States, why load up on assets that have to be converted back to U.S. dollars?
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Opponents call it animal abuse, and say they want the city-owned bullring to be converted into a space for cultural and educational events.
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"I should again emphasize that the above table of figures should not be converted into a "league table" of individual royal performance," he said.
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Iran will keep 210,230 first-generation centrifuges at its underground Fordow enrichment plant, which will be converted into a nuclear, physics and technology center.
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If you've yet to be converted, sit back and allow me to convince you why you really should – nay, really must watch Love Island.
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Each country's no longer fungible euro would be converted into national currencies and chaos would reign until many EU national governments bail out banks.
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The steel unit's remaining bank debt will likely be converted into equity, said the second source, calling the deal a "total bargain" for Delong.
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Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles, alas, cannot burn ammonia, and so it would have to be converted back into hydrogen after shipping (at additional cost).
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Under the agreement, which is structured as an all-stock deal, each Mylan share would be converted into one share of the new company.
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The planes, however, can be converted to a pure electric powertrain if and when batteries reach enough energy density to make this an option.
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Under the deal, each FelCor share will be converted into 0.362 shares of newly issued shares of RLJ common stock in a taxable merger.
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The crib can be converted from a standard, four-sided crib to a toddler bed, day bed, and full-sized bed as they grow.
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Park MGM and Sydell's NoMad Hotel Las Vegas The Monte Carlo Resort on the Las Vegas Strip will be converted into these two places.
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Viewing platforms could be built atop the giant defunct oil tanks, which might be converted into greenhouses or gallery space to host art exhibitions.
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The apartment had a large living area and kitchen and a dining area that could easily be converted to a bedroom, plus a terrace.
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Additionally, these fish require 25 percent less feed as they grow, which means fewer species of wild fish will be converted into salmon feed.
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If you won't be eating on the bus and need additional sleeping space, the table area can also be converted into a third bed.
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The two notches for loss severity reflect that the notes can be converted to ordinary equity of Westpac before the point of non-viability.
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If the day's sunlight were entirely converted to heat and stored away, it could be converted to light on demand — like, say, at night.
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Rio's holding could be converted into shares of Freeport's Indonesian unit, Indonesia's mining minister has said, making up the bulk of the government purchase.
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That pre-paid tuition can be converted to a credit for any institution if the child does not end up at a state school.
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John Bel Edwards said a New Orleans convention center would be converted into an emergency hospital with a 1,0003-bed capacity for coronavirus patients.
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With their central locations and warehouse areas that can be converted into new uses, older postal facilities are seen as tantalizing candidates for transformation.
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If you ever tire of wearing it as a backpack, it can be converted to over-the-shoulder, on-the-arm, and crossbody configurations.
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After they have outgrown it, it can be converted to a kids' table by removing the seat and toys and attaching the included cover.
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When it needs to discharge power, an autonomous six-armed crane lowers those bricks down, generating kinetic energy that can be converted into electricity.
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The protest took place at a shelter outside their neighborhood, not at the hotel that was to be converted to one in their neighborhood.
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The bonds that are held by both institutional and retail investors will be converted at the same price, the bank said in a statement.
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The remaining 51.3 percent of Unidas shares will be converted into new shares equivalent to 29.9 percent of Locamerica´s capital, the filing said.
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KAF's government and parental non-equity funding comprised a sizable 74% of liabilities at end-2015, and could be converted into equity, if needed.
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Depositors will also be more reluctant to keep their money in Italian banks, fearing that those deposits will eventually be converted into depreciated liras.
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Property magnate Harry Hyams reportedly left around $20163 million to his foundation in order for his home to be converted into a public gallery.
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The good news is that we have plutonium-238: a radioisotope (or radioactive form of an element) whose heat can be converted into electricity.
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Building on IFSTARR's concept, Sidewalk Labs and Carlo Ratti Associati have designed a reconfigurable paving system so that streets can be converted for different uses.
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The facility, once used to house workers in the Eagle Ford Shale oil fields nearby, will be converted to house up to 1,513 migrant children.
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The facility, once used to house workers in the Eagle Ford Shale oil fields nearby, will be converted to house up to 1,600 migrant children.
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Both the turbine and the boiler can be used to drive generation sets, enabling more of the fuel's energy content to be converted into electricity.
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Walmart also said Thursday that it will shut down about 50 of its Sam's Clubs, while roughly another dozen will be converted to distribution centers.
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Beta-carotene, the type found primarily in plants, needs to first be converted to active vitamin A in order to be utilized by the body.
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In modern banking systems deposits can pass between accounts, be converted into cash, or be used to repay bank loans or buy assets from banks.
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Taking the mound for Miami on Friday will be converted reliever David Phelps, who was shifted to the starting rotation following the trade of Cosart.
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He also owned a Berkshire Hathaway Energy stake last February that could be converted at the time into more than $400 million of Berkshire stock.
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If players have unused Gold by the end of the time allotted to spend it, any remaining Gold will be converted to in-game items.
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Earlier this year, the company offered Sweden customers Happy Meal boxes that could be converted into cardboard virtual reality headsets based off Google's DIY design.
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If there is failure to renegotiate a contract currently in foreign currency it will be converted to lira at the official exchange rate of Jan.
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The scans can even be converted into CAD formats, allowing professionals to separate out layers like walls, windows, and ceilings for more complex redesign projects.
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People don't always know what to do with it, or aren't aware of the fact that it can be converted, either by recycling or upcycling.
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But if Hernandez elected to return to the Hurricanes for an additional season, the payments would be converted to a loan, according to the plan.
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A metal that poses health risks, mercury can be converted into a gas during industrial activities as well as such natural events as volcanic eruptions.
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The cellulose is the key ingredient of these for making gasoline, but the lignin can also be converted into valuable chemicals for plastics or medicines.
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The two-notch differential from the IDR reflects that the preferred stock is subordinated to all senior debt and may be converted into common shares.
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The suburban Detroit factory that builds the current Ford Focus small car will be converted to assemble pickup trucks and a new Bronco sport utility.
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When a neuron fires, the pulse of electricity from one synapse to another can be converted into sound—something between a pop and a scratch.
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At least 63 stores are closing, some as early as Thursday, though up to 12 of those stores will be converted to e-commerce facilities.
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The suburban Detroit plant that currently makes the Focus will be converted late next year to produce the Ford Ranger pickup and Ford Bronco SUV.
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The industry wants those deadlines extended, and for the credits to be available for so-called direct pay, meaning they could be converted to cash.
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"I've ordered all my colleagues to identify all spaces that can be converted immediately to medical use," de Blasio said in a press briefing Monday.
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Convertible bonds are debt that can be converted into a specified number of shares, while offering the benefits of a bond, such as interest payments.
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And there will a third station in Memphis, where power will be converted and fed into existing AC grids serving Southwestern and mid-South states.
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Underscoring the problem, the regional governor of Veneto, Luca Zaia, ordered the confiscation of ventilators at veterinaries, saying they could be converted to human use.
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Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff will also donate more than 500,000 gallons of neutral grain spirit that'll be converted into 8 million bottles of hand sanitizer.
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The industry wants those deadlines extended, and for the credits to be available for so-called direct pay, meaning they could be converted to cash.
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It is through Mr. Bannon that Trumpism can be converted from a set of nostalgic laments and complaints into a program for overhauling the government.
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The unfinished walkout basement has about 600 square feet of empty space that could be converted into a workshop, entertainment room, office or play area.
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The front entrance on the ground level leads to a partly finished space that could be converted into a home office, gym or art studio.
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It's sort of the dream state for candidates who believe that if the citizenry just got to know them, they'd be converted to their cause.
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That floor will now be converted into client conference rooms and meeting space, joining the 42nd and 43rd floors in being used for those purposes.
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Once revelers have worked up an appetite, they can retreat to The Great Hall, which will be converted into an extensive seafood and Champagne bar.
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Additional research might help answer questions like whether mobile devices could be converted into defibrillators or whether video sharing platforms might assist bystanders with CPR.
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The real concern isn't using QR codes for the first part, because it's still going to be converted to code for a computer to tabulate.
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The $211.3 billion cash-and-stock purchase buys out all external Careem investors, the companies said, and Careem stock will be converted into Uber equity.
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This 3,13-square-foot home also has a separate dining room that could be converted into a fifth bedroom, according to the listing with Compass.
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Under the proposal, funds would be required to include a liquidity classification of the portfolio based on the time needed for an asset to be converted to cash, a review of the fund's liquidity risk and establish a three-day liquid asset minimum, requiring a set percentage of assets be held in cash or invested in holdings that can be converted to cash within three business days.
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German plants in Emden and Hanover will be converted to build electric vehicles, while the Volkswagen Passat family will now be built in the Czech Republic.
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A pivotal decision last December allowed most of the debt to be converted into equity, marking a rare bondholder win in Brazil's slow-moving bankruptcy courts.
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Rainforests in Indonesia continue to be converted into human settlements, oil palm plantations, logging concessions, pulp and paper plantations, mines, and other industries that require clearcutting.
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Tesla plans to sell about $650 million in stock and $1.35 billion in debt which could be converted to stock at some point in the future.
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Zac Posen Eartha Top Handle, $219.99, available at Amazon This large calfskin leather bag is all sharp angles and can also be converted into a backpack.
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They chat with him online and sometimes give him digital stickers representing things like a beer that fans buy online and can be converted into cash.
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Under the deal, 70 to 80 percent of crude intake will be converted into chemicals, with an eye to beginning commercialization in two years, Nasser said.
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The current tax deduction for retirement savings would be converted to a $600 refundable tax credit to pay for the contributions of households below median income.
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A total of 3.62 million households will be converted to natural gas or electrical heating from coal this year, including 1.74 million that are in Hebei.
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Passera and Clamer are providing together 3 percent of the amount raised by buying special shares without voting rights that can be converted into ordinary shares.
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Provincial legislator Shaye Anderson wants the Alberta government to allow an old well to be converted to geothermal energy to heat an 8,000 square-foot greenhouse.
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It said the bank's Tier 1 bonds, which are mostly held by professional investors, would be converted into shares at 75 percent of their nominal value.
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The new project would include a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU), where LNG will be converted back into gas for feeding into the country's grid.
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"I should again emphasize that the above table of figures should not be converted into a 'league table' of individual royal performance," he has previously said.
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People setting up a new after-tax IRA should consult with a financial advisor on how quickly this account can be converted into a Roth IRA.
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Officials said the field, currently a mix of synthetic and natural grass, would be converted to grass during a lull in the venue's hectic soccer schedule.
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The GIF feature allows video clips to be converted to animated GIFs up to 10 seconds long, and shared immediately to Twitter directly from the console.
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Their idea is to exploit the fact that CO2 can be converted into many different products, by coming up with catalysts tailored to produce specific ones.
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For parties, it can be converted into the music room, where you can put a small ensemble of musicians, like you did in the old days.
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The bacterial response can be converted into a wireless signal, which is then read by nearby computers or a specially-designed app on an Android phone.
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This process is repeated several times over the course of a few months until the collage is ready to be converted into a digital weave file.
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But my daughter, Eliza, who is 43, has displayed over the years the occasional flash of interest that made me think she might yet be converted.
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Depending on your computer settings, a small pop-up may appear that reads, "The recording file will be converted to mp4 when the meeting ends."5.
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The house has six en-suite bedrooms, plus a study that could be converted into a seventh bedroom, and three powder rooms, across 7,900 square feet.
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The court could also endorse a death sentence with a two-year reprieve, which would almost surely be converted to a long prison term, he said.
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Through R.A.D., apartments would be converted to the federal government's Section 2100 housing program, a subsidy that limits rents to 30 percent of a tenant's income.
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In 2015, the city lifted a deed restriction that allowed a Lower East Side nursing home that once served AIDS patients to be converted into condos.
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Sometimes we know where these recyclables will eventually alight — junk mail may be converted to printer paper, for example — but mostly we remain in the dark.
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The gold stored in Paris was held to be converted into francs in the case of an emergency but now both countries share the same currency.
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In 20203 the Chinese government enacted a series of new polices requiring methane from coal mining to be captured, or to be converted into carbon dioxide.
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The space has one bedroom, but "could easily be converted to include another," says Beare, and one-and-a-half bathrooms, which have in-floor heating.
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The source said 30 of the planes would be converted from an existing order for another model, and the remaining 20 involved the exercise of options.
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Under one proposal, Aqueduct Raceway on the Queens border with Long Island and Yonkers Raceway would be converted from so-called racinos into full gaming operations.
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The site is a 165,500-square-foot warehouse that was once a printing plant, which will be converted into soundstages and operated by Gold Coast Studios.
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Researchers from Clemson University are studying how molecules from astronauts' sweat and pee can be converted into plastics that can be used for tools aboard a spacecraft.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The term "lost in translation" refers to words or phrases whose meaning cannot easily be converted from one language to another.
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It can be converted to a handheld to get those hard-to-reach places, and uses an easy-empty hygienic bin instead of a gross, hairy bag.
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Past the dining room is an enclosed porch large enough to serve as a second living or family room; it could also be converted into a bedroom.
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Laura Eisenhower seemed to understand — to be one of the few theorists who understood — that I wasn't there to be converted, nor was I there to judge.
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Under the terms of the agreement, which is structured as an all-stock deal, each Mylan share would be converted into one share of the new company.
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The new research, however, suggests climate models have overestimated how much ice is in clouds, meaning less is available to be converted to liquid as temperatures rise.
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Quadratic voting solves those problems by giving everyone an equal number of credits in a given election, which can be converted into votes of the individual's choosing.
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The company calculates its debt differently from the rest of the industry, offsetting some of it with inventories of commodities that can easily be converted into cash.
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Goldman Sachs' investment will be made through the purchase of non-voting convertible preference shares, which can be converted into class A shares at $10 per share.
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But after Christmas next year, the retailer will only control the bottom floors, and the rest of the 12-story building will be converted into office space.
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Rimau will use 76 percent of the proceeds, or 2.6 trillion rupiah, to buy Indonesia AirAsia's perpetual securities that would eventually be converted into equity, he said.
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One of the old ladies from the residences yet to be converted to a rooming house was outside in her pink housecoat, sweeping chinaberries off her sidewalk.
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In the Dominican Republic on Tuesday, the government announced it had found 3,000 buildings that could be converted into shelters, which could hold up to 800,000 people.
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Disney consistently re-released "The Nightmare Before Christmas" in various formats over the years, eventually making it the first stop-motion film to be converted into 3D.
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The decision, published in Turkey's Official Gazette on Thursday, said that sales contracts and rental agreements in foreign currency must be converted into lira within 30 days.
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The decision, designed to boost the ailing Turkish lira, said that existing foreign currency property sales and rental agreements must be converted into lira within 30 days.
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The claims, originally in US dollars, had to be converted to pounds on the date of LBIE's administration in September 2008 to be "proved" under English law.
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The investment is primarily fiat currency with "a small percentage" of tokens; the latter will be converted to fiat currency or held in stablecoin, the company confirmed.
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That bond can be converted to equity at a price of $327.50 per share, which is currently around 123% above Tesla's current share price of around $240.
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To Nussbaum, Aeschylus offers a metaphor for how individual passions can be tamed by reason and how collective anger can be converted to the cause of justice.
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Areas now used to hold death row inmates in individual cells could be converted to double-bunked cells that could house twice as many high-security inmates.
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Multi-Role Adaptive Design Rifle (MRAD) after US Special Operations Command selected the bolt-action weapon, which can be converted to fire 7.62 x 51 mm NATO, .
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The third level has another dining room and laundry area, a half bath, a galley kitchen, and a gym, which also could be converted into another bedroom.
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That information can be converted into a heat map of the building, showing popular areas and less-travelled ones, helping managers make the best use of space.
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Under the deal, each Starwood Waypoint Homes share will be converted into 1.614 Invitation Homes shares, based on a fixed exchange ratio, Blackstone-owned Invitation Homes said.
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Current Walmart cardholders will be converted to the Capital One Walmart Rewards Mastercard or the Walmart Rewards Card, starting October 11, with physical cards arriving in November.
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In December, BNM said exporters could only retain up to 25 percent of export proceeds in a foreign currency, while the remainder must be converted into ringgit.
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The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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"It seems incredible even to me that all this works, falls all together and can be converted into something so down to earth as an electric current."
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Surviving details include a paneled room that was once a library and dean's office, which will be converted into a living-and-dining room, Mr. Landau said.
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Two sources close to the matter said that bond would be converted into equity as part of the FITD's rescue, effectively turning Italian banks into Carige shareholders.
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As part of the deal, another tournament will be added to the roster with the IEM event in China set to be converted into a stand-alone event.
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BNM announced in December that exporters could only retain up to 25 percent of export proceeds in a foreign currency, while the remainder must be converted into ringgit.
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They're planning a series of lunar robotic missions with the long term goal of prospecting and harvesting resources including lunar water which can be converted into rocket fuel.
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The group led by Hong Kong-based RRJ will invest through an HNA bond that can be converted into close to 50% of Ingram Micro's shares, Bloomberg reported.
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To communicate with non-telepathic beings, they connect the orb to a tube which runs into their mouth, so that their thoughts can be converted into phonetic language.
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But by placing a pair of cheap cameras on either side of a vehicle behind its windshield, stereoscopic images are produced which can be converted to 3D data.
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True believers in Mr. Trump who get their news only from Fox and their marching orders from white supremacists or the alt-right cannot be converted by argument.
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Decades ago, Dalio says he would write down his criteria for making a trade and then work to see if those criteria could be converted into an algorithm.
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KKR's $150 million investment gives it preferred Pandora stock that can be converted into common stock, cash, or a combination, at a conversion price of $13.50 per share.
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It doesn't matter if you stream Spotify or play high-quality lossless files, digital music needs to be converted to an analog signal for you to hear it.
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With the inside now outside, a building's interior is more open and flexible — space can be converted and reconfigured without worrying about disturbing most of the building's innards.
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The report does not state whether other immigration centers could be converted into family centers or other resources that could be used to house detained immigrant families together.
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With punters happy to spend £2 [$2.50] to £22010 [$22012] on each balloon, even a smaller 213ft cylinder can be converted into about £26.1 [$216] of pure profit.
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Most of the bunkers would need to get removed to make way for new development, but a few could be converted into neighborhood hangouts, like bars or cafés.
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In his own practice, VanderWerp makes sure the buildings being financed have intrinsic value, so they can be converted into offices or apartments if the charter school fails.
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Toshiba said buyers would receive a mix of regular shares, preferred shares — which normally do not carry voting rights — and bonds that could eventually be converted into shares.
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Huge amounts of space previously dedicated to parking can be converted to uses that increase livability, from public parks to broader sidewalks, and more and better bicycle lanes.
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International real estate In the coastal Dominical area, empty lots and large houses that can be converted into rentals are still affordable, but prices are starting to rise.
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The fat must be broken down first, however, and, as part of that process, the liver creates substances known as ketone bodies that can be converted into energy.
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The 3,343-square-foot unit has four bedrooms and five baths, along with a den that could be converted into another bedroom and a full-size laundry room.
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The building, which has a fitness center and a restaurant, could rent to new office tenants or be converted to apartments or high-end condominiums, the report said.
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If the next owners don't have a need for a car showroom, the space could be converted into stables or sports courts and rinks, Berry told The Journal.
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However, if the situation warrants, the mission could be converted to a "maritime policing operation," a designation that would allow the destroyer and planes to defend other vessels.
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Chinese state media reported that seven ships brought into the city of Wuhan in Hubei province will be converted into temporary accommodations for medical staff in the city.
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Following the Great Depression in the United States, an important market for Brazilian beans, the city's coffee barons started selling their estates to be converted into apartment blocks.
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This map shows the percentage change in the amount of carbon that would be converted into plants by photosynthesis in the second year after a regional nuclear war.
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Following the Great Depression in the United States, an important market for Brazilian beans, the city's coffee barons started selling their estates to be converted into apartment blocks.
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Gavin Newsom, each offered financing in exchange for debt that can later be converted into shares when PG&E's stock trades at a certain price, the sources said.
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But Walmart also announced that it is shuttering 63 of its Sam's Club locations across the U.S.; about 12 of them could be converted to e-commerce facilities.
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The firm said previously that around 10 percent of the unit's shares would be converted to floating stock, with parent Foxconn holding onto around 85 percent of the shares.
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With the push of a button, it can also be converted into the most badass handheld vacuum you've ever seen, ideal for cleaning in corners and in the car.
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The few semi-automatics that do not come under the term in New Zealand can be converted to military-style but require additional parts such as a larger magazine.
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Should hunting be abandoned without better alternatives in place, the likelihood is that land will be converted to agriculture, prey populations will decline and conflicts with people will increase.
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As a result of the reverse stock split, every five shares of issued and outstanding common stock will be converted into one share of issued and outstanding common stock.
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Luckily, 4K movies in iTunes won't cost more than an HD movie, and, if you already bought an HD movie, it will be converted to 4K HDR for free.
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While only the second half would be tested, the first half would be converted into a newly launched "pre-AP" course, for which the College Board would charge schools.
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In Britain the Gambling Commission has said that publishers of games must buy a gambling licence only if the contents of loot boxes can be converted back into money.
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But this May, the Pinterest engineer found herself among a cluster of young professionals in a San Francisco coworking space, ready to be converted to the gospel of pageantry.
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Perhaps the gigantic network of service stations could be converted into charging stations; drivers waiting for cars to charge, or swapping batteries, might shop at the convenience stores too.
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Singapore's iconic SuperTrees at the city-state's futuristic gardens will be converted into massive Jedi and Sith weapons come May 4, also known among fans as Star Wars Day.
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An oil palm company had commissioned them to survey the area for important environmental and cultural assets that might be impacted should the forest be converted into a plantation.
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Apart from capital, major banks must also issue a special debt known as TLAC that can be converted to capital if a crisis burns through their core capital buffer.
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They also decided to keep the trustee position vacant until a committee set up to examine if Texas Pacific should be converted to a Delaware corporation makes a decision.
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" The letter was remarkably prescient; it warned that Rivington House could be converted into free-market housing, "as has been made possible by the lifting of the deed restriction.
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"We have been planning to modernize those refineries, but we found out that they could be turned (into biofuel plants) - most likely these two will be converted," Soemarno said.
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In the weeks to come, Garcetti said everything from convention centers to sports arenas, such as the Staples Center, may need to be converted into space for hospital beds.
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SEC rules on weekly liquidity dictate that funds have to keep at least 30% of their portfolios in securities that can be converted to cash in five business days.
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So, if you can make another programming language that can be converted into Java bytecode, then that language can run on the JVM and take advantage of its features.
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The home is about 225,2000 square feet, with three bedrooms and five full and two half baths, though there are several rooms that could be converted into additional bedrooms.
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The Army Corp of Engineers has been called in to identify other sites around the city and state that could be converted to help increase the state's hospital capacity.
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SEC rules on weekly liquidity dictate that funds have to keep at least 30% of their portfolios in securities that can be converted to cash in five business days.
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Powerful magnets then force these protons into head-on collisions, causing the energy they carry to be converted—as described by Einstein's best-known equation, E=mc2—into matter.
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McDermott is discussing a restructuring plan in which its debt could be converted into equity, with its group of lenders getting the majority of the shares, the report said.
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In a ketogenic state, the body uses primarily fat for energy instead of carbohydrates; with low levels of carbohydrate, fats can be converted into ketones to fuel the body.
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Airbus on Thursday confirmed that VietJet had placed a new order for 15 XLR and said another 5 would be converted to the new jet from the A321neo model.
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Airbus on Thursday confirmed that VietJet had placed a new order for 15 XLR and said another 5 would be converted to the new jet from the A321neo model.
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Mr. Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, reckons regulators wouldn't dare use so-called bail-inable debt (instruments that could be converted into equity in an emergency) anyway.
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Downstairs, on the garden level, a 0003,400-square-foot, rectangular room can be converted to a guest apartment or office because it has a separate entrance, Mr. Bouveret said.
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The Jubilee has four height settings for the mattress and can also be converted into a toddler or day bed with a purchase of the conversion kit for $99.
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Up to 12 of the closed stores could be converted to e-commerce facilities, the spokesperson said, with the first conversion already planned for a location in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Unsurprisingly, strategy games tend to only engage with complexity when it can be converted into a military or economic trait, the rest is treated as irrelevant or merely aesthetic.
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Shares of TiVo and Xperi stockholders will be converted to shares of the new parent company based on a fixed ratio of 0.4555 Xperi share per existing TiVo share.
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While the card earns 2% cash back on all spending (1% when you spend, 1% when you pay the card off), these rewards can be converted to ThankYou points.
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Rice and other grains are largely starch, so a starter (bacteria or fungi) is needed to first break down the starch into sugar to later be converted into alcohol.
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Right beneath my window a lawn has been taking shape this year on Pier 3, Brooklyn Bridge Park's last pier to be converted, and set to open in 2018.
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Mr. Baer has been on a leave of absence from the team since March 4, time away that the league said would now be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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This is accomplished by requiring bank holding companies to hold huge amounts of long term debt that can be converted to equity and then used to protect subsidiaries against losses.
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It's resort-like amenities sound like a perfect fit for the buyer who is modifying zoning so it can be converted into the old folks home pending the town's approval.
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In addition, an 80-euro-per month income supplement for low-earners introduced by the previous center-left government would be converted into a reduction in social contributions, he said.
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The group led by Hong Kong-based RRJ will invest through an HNA bond that can be converted into close to 50% of Ingram Micro's shares, Bloomberg reported bloom.bg/2NtC3Bz.
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The company will retrofit 10 of its 235 ships with so-called scrubber technology that reduces sulphur emissions, while one ship will be converted to run on liquefied natural gas.
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The town decided early on to attract crypto-entrepreneurs, for example by allowing companies to incorporate based on bitcoin wealth, rather than insisting that it be converted into fiat currency.
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The notes can be converted on July 7, 2022 or will be mandatorily converted into ordinary shares on July 8, 2024, NAB said in a statement to the stock exchange.
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Locals also stand to gain from the building of a swimming pool complex and the Olympic village on a site of abandoned warehouses, which will later be converted into apartments.
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For refugee housing in Kassel, designers sought to avoid temporary shelters entirely, and instead created a classic, concrete facility that can be converted into low-income housing or student dormitories.
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Some high chairs can even be converted to booster seats or kitchen stools after they've served their time as high chairs, but this 4moms model is just a high chair.
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For all of you who have yet to be converted to Netflix's greatest gal pals, Grace and Frankie is about two septuagenarians thrust together in a pretty unexpected life change.
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In a nutshell, the company is not required to pay any interest or dividends on equity units, which cannot be converted to common stock until May 2020, barring certain circumstances.
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Trump's "New Deal for Black America," which includes micro-loans - poverty assistance that can be converted into repayable, forgivable loans for business owners - is a step in the right direction.
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BI in 2012 ordered exporters to receive their payments through local banks, in the hope that some of the money would stay in the country and be converted into rupiah.
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The answers to each question are then extracted, and if answer content can be converted to instructions, including where to make changes to the code, those changes will be made.
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However, a receiver can be acquired separately or an "unfinished" receiver can be converted into a full blown firearm with a little technical know-how, thereby getting around the law.
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Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu said about 1,000 three-wheel taxis and cars in Boracay could be converted into electric vehicles, but details had to be discussed with the energy department.
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India allowed BPCL in 2016 to issue debt instruments of up to 30 billion rupees to be converted into equity of BORL to fund the initial expansihere to 156,000 bpd.
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Fun fact, two Boeing 747-8 airliners that were due to be delivered to Transaero before its shut down will be converted into the next generation US presidential planes, aka.
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Built as a luxury liner with theaters, staterooms and orchestras on board, it was also a Cold War secret weapon: It could rapidly be converted into a fast troop ship.
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Restaurant Row — 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues — will be converted into a beer garden, and Times Square will host a lineup of live musical performances throughout the evening.
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The company has already raised 800 billion rupiah in convertible bonds, which will be converted to shares upon listing, said the head of its underwriting firm Korindo Sekuritas, Jeffry Wikarsa.
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In 2012, it ordered exporters to receive their payments through local banks, in the hope that some of the money would stay in the country and be converted into rupiah.
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The leaked documents show some work to automate the hacking process that could either ultimately make the work of hacking easier or, in Assange's view, be converted to bulk surveillance.
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The chain&aposs parent company, Nicole Crafts, put out a press release Monday announcing the decision and noting that up to 40 of the stores could be converted into Michaels.
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After declaring a state of emergency, King County officials announced highly unusual plans to purchase a motel that could be converted into an isolation center for people who get sick.
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Hospitals must be ordered to suspend elective surgeries and other procedures, because they use valuable health care personnel, equipment and operating theaters that could be converted to intensive care units.
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Although completed lower receivers are regulated by the A.T.F. just like a fully assembled gun, the blank metal castings that can eventually be converted into a lower receiver are not.
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"So many old buildings sat vacant for years with signs saying they were soon to be converted into hotels," said Belmont Freeman, a Cuban-American architect based in New York.
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Beyond fuel for cars and jets, ethanol can also be converted into ethylene and then polyethylene to make plastic products, an area that LanzaTech hopes to explore in the future.
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This reflects their full coupon flexibility, the ability to be converted into ordinary shares before the bank becomes non-viable, their permanent nature and their subordination to all senior creditors.
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The settlement will be converted to a class action to cover those families and others, though three of the initial plaintiffs no longer receive public assistance and will not benefit.
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Over the years they gradually expanded, and in 2009 moved into the market building — which now, according to Xinhua, will be converted into offices for finance and high-tech companies.
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About 25 will be converted to "total digital branches," as part of a digital transformation plan that will see it spend half a billion dirhams over the next five years.
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Notably, banks will have to post each quarter the ratio comparing their assets that can quickly be converted to cash to their expected cash outflows during a time of financial stress.
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What seems like trash can be converted into important materials (using a recycling machine) that can then be turned into important resources (using a fabricator machine) like health kits and ammunition.
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YENAGOA, Nigeria (Reuters) - An activist group in Nigeria's oil-rich Delta region has called for the government to advance plans to allow illicit bush refineries to be converted into legal operations.
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This synthetic gas can then be converted into a wide variety of end products like electricity, diesel fuel, hydrogen fuel, or ethanol, depending on whats most valuable in any given market.
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If you're already an HBO subscriber on UVerse or DirecTV, your subscription will eventually be converted to an HBO Max subscription, and both cable providers will offer bundles featuring HBO Max.
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Preferred stock is rated five notches below the VR, twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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Berkshire Hathaway Energy said about a year ago that Abel owned a stake in that unit that could be converted into Berkshire stock worth more than $400 million at the time.
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She said the most likely scenario was for one unit to be converted and that Drax could participate in bidding for a 15-year capacity market contract in the 2019 auction.
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According to calculations by theoretical physicist Pierre Sikivie, these ultralight particles - which we can't see - could be converted to photons which we cansee, in the presence of a strong magnetic field.
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The financial transactions are loans granted in 2009 and 2011 between four companies in the GDF Suez group that can be converted into equity and bear zero interest for the lender.
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He travelled to China this week to persuade panel manufacturers to invest more in technological improvements, in order to increase the amount of solar energy that can be converted into electricity.
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Chongqing's reform allows land used for housing in faraway villages to be converted to use for farming, and a corresponding amount of farmland near towns to be used for urban expansion.
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Yet unlike seized foreign currencies, which the DOJ says should be "converted and deposited" into the DOJ's asset forfeiture fund, seized bitcoins aren't sold for US dollars on a Bitcoin exchange.
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Apart from photos taken from 360-degree cameras, panoramic photos taken on a mobile phone can be converted to a 360-degree view on the newsfeed, the company said on Thursday.
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That dilution process, in which debt will be converted into equity, has not yet occurred, though executives have told Reuters they hope to complete the process before the end of June.
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Money would be sent into the xRapid system, converted into XRP to move it through Ripple's product faster, then be converted back into whatever currency is required at the other end.
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If Steinhoff's debt was to be converted into equity, however, the ECB would find itself in a conundrum as the rules that it has given itself only allow for owning debt.
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According to the sources, Starboard has committed to injecting 500 million reais ($131 million) into the bonds in Maquina de Vendas, which could later be converted into an undisclosed equity stake.
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Each token is equivalent to one troy ounce that is liquid and can be converted into greenback or unallocated gold in a Loco London unallocated gold account, according to the company.
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For the commercial component, known as the Urban Tech Republic, parts of Terminal A will be converted for use by the Beuth University of Applied Sciences and up to 25.4,270 students.
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London recently conducted an audit of its central business districts and identified over 10 million square feet of space that could be converted to rain gardens, green roofs and green walls.
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The country's reserves could last for decades -- and could possibly be converted into gas to meet the country's energy needs as its ability to import oil is slashed, according to Baker.
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The government has also ordered that all kilns be converted to "zig-zag" technology, a design change that makes more efficient use of fuel, according to the Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency.
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The high-ceilinged lower level also contains two guest bedrooms with en-suite baths and a small media room with a full bath, which could be converted into another bedroom suite.
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Despite those numbers and the skepticism from colleagues, Mr. Kushner has been advising Mr. Trump that black voters can be converted into supporters if they are simply educated on his policies.
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It repeatedly sold additional shares and debt that could be converted into stock to raise cash, which funded ambitious research and development efforts as well as expansion plans and basic operations.
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The legislation allowed civil partnerships to be converted to marriages, and was used for the first time by Douglas Pretsell from Edinburgh and his Australian partner Peter Gloster, the BBC reported.
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The technology, known as gasification, was essentially a converted blast furnace that could turn garbage into carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas — which, in turn, could be converted into low-emissions diesel.
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It called for the agency to "standardize how data is processed into information and how that information can be converted into actions" — the ideas that would later give rise to MDS.
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Banco CEISS, which was later snapped up by Unicaja, was among lenders which received bailout funds from that EU package, in the shape of bonds that could be converted into capital.
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The co-vice chairman of GPA, Ronaldo Iabrudi, said in a phone interview late on Monday that all preferred shares would be converted into common shares using a 1:1 ratio.
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Four pavilions that were part of St. Luke's Hospital, now Mount Sinai St. Luke's, at 33 Morningside Drive, will be converted into about 200 rentals for the new owner, Delshah Capital.
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On Tuesday, Francis met with young people in Tallinn, Estonia, where he also acknowledged the church's abuse scandal and said Catholic leaders need to be "converted" to address young people's concerns.
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These vitrimers can be used to make hard, molded products that can be converted to flowable materials at the end of their lifetimes so they can be reformed into new products.
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Nabiullina said the central bank now needs to prepare the rescued lenders to be sold on the market and to be converted into banks with a large free float of shares.
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The gas would be converted into carbon monoxide and combined with hydrogen using the 100-year-old Fischer-Tropsch process that is used to make liquid fuels, all powered by renewable energy.
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"There will be a bit of money lost from subordinated bondholders, which will be converted into equity, but it's probably a fair price in order to get the thing moving," Castelli added.
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Parts of the government itself, including some areas of the national health care system, would be converted into independent commercial companies to improve efficiency and reduce the financial burden on the state.
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It's perfect for Bey and Jay-Z and their three little ones – or, perhaps, it could be converted into a music studio, an art gallery, a restaurant, a clothing store...anything's possible!
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Ranked-choice voting (RCV) is an alternative election process that allows votes for third-party candidates to be converted to votes for major-party ones in the event voters' preferred candidate loses.
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Government officials are worried 90 percent of the discontinued notes could yet come back into the financial system, deposited in banks to be converted into valid lower or new higher-denomination notes.
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Though it is unclear who is paying for the toilet, the commode will be thrown out after the princess' visit, and the building will be converted into an office for local officials.
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The cash call, for which a pre-underwriting agreement has been signed by Mediobanca and Merrill Lynch, could include the issuing of financial instruments that can be converted into shares, they said.
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Bonneville and Braithwaite posed with the owners, as the Millennium Mills crumbled in the background—emblematic of Britain's erstwhile industrial economy and soon to be converted into a center for start-ups.
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RMI Supports Ratings Agricultural commodity trading and processing companies maintain substantial grain and oilseed inventories that are hedged and could readily be converted into cash to enhance their liquidity and reduce debt.
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While a modernisation of the Rijeka refinery is tentatively planned, the future of the Sisak refinery is uncertain and it may eventually be converted into a logistics centre or some other facility.
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Proceeds from the bond sale would be converted to naira and used to redeem a more expensive local debt, thereby improving the government's debt service ratio, the DMO said in a statement.
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"Spain will not permit its embassy to be converted in to a center of political activity by Mr Lopez, or anyone else," Borrell said on the sidelines of a conference in Beirut.
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Oulu's paper machine 7 will be converted to produce 13,000 tonnes of virgin-fibre-based kraftliner board a year used for packaging food, fruit and vegetables, as well as heavy duty packaging.
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The network also reported that two years were added to their sentences under Tanzania's Wildlife Protection Act, which allows the time to be converted into a fine that would total $12.9 million.
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Ms. Couric's new home on 78th Street, near Lexington Avenue, has four bedrooms and five baths, plus a library that could easily be converted into another bedroom, spread over 3,966 square feet.
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"Spain will not permit its embassy to be converted in to a centre of political activity by Mr Lopez, or anyone else," Borrell said on the sidelines of a conference in Beirut.
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To the right of the dining room is a study that could be converted into a third bedroom, with access to a full bathroom that is between the kitchen and the foyer.
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"GE's Healthcare Division is already one of the country's largest manufacturers of ventilators, so union members believe that other factories could be converted to produce the life-saving devices," the report adds.
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For Indonesia, the E.P.A. estimated that just 1003,000 acres of forest would be converted to cropland as a result of the American biofuels law, and almost none of it on sensitive peatland.
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Upstairs, the main bedroom is part of a suite overlooking the great room that includes a bathroom with a soaking tub and a study that could be converted into a bunk room.
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"With these sanctions now about to be converted into law, that makes it much more difficult, and you just have to realize that it is going to be for a long time."
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"This is the biggest clean up the company is seeing and going forward those assets – the land – will bring revenues and be converted into profits," said Mohammed Yasin, head of NBAD Securities.
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Arcandra Tahar, Indonesia's deputy energy minister, last week said one of the four operating LNG production trains at Bontang would be converted to export lean LNG only within a matter of months.
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Starting October 11, current Walmart cardholders will be converted to the Capital One® Walmart Rewards Mastercard® or the Walmart Rewards Card and will start benefiting from the new rewards program.
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Under the scheme, 142,000 minibuses would be converted and another 88,000 old diesel minibuses replaced with biofuel equivalents over the next three years, while more than 350 fueling stations would be built.
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A breezeway running perpendicular to this portion of the building leads to a guest wing with a bedroom and bathroom, and an exercise room that could be converted into a third bedroom.
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A breezeway running perpendicular to this portion of the building leads to a guest wing with a bedroom and bathroom, and an exercise room that could be converted into a third bedroom.
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Scientists have long thought that the Moon's poles likely contain a fair amount of ice, which researchers think might be able to be converted into fuel for farther afield missions one day.
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But now, with the theater in poor financial straits two years after master puppeteer Bob Baker's death, the famed theater could soon be converted into a lobby for a seven-story apartment building.
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The technician believed that those marked with an "X" were the ones to be converted to digital, and instead deleted all of the remaining tapes, including the one with Bowie's first Ziggy debut.
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In such individuals, vegetable oils will be converted to the more pro-inflammatory arachidonic acid, increasing the risk for chronic inflammation that is implicated in the development of heart disease, and exacerbates cancer.
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A post about the hack, which surfaced in October on the blog Scooter Talk, suggested that any impounded scooters theoretically auctioned off by police could be converted with the plug-and-play kit.
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The preferred stock also can be converted into common stock at a price of $10.50 per share, which is a 14.2 percent premium to Pandora's average stock price over the past 20 days.
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"In developing these algorithms, special care has been taken to ensure they work efficiently and fast, so the movements of dialogue partners can very quickly be converted into a dynamic model," said Schreer.
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Research shows the standard has caused grasslands and wetlands to be converted into farms to produce biofuels, said Emily Cassidy, a research analyst with the Environmental Work Group, which has criticized the RFS.
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Concrete water pipes - some measuring 2.5 meters in diameter - could be converted into a 120-square-feet mini-apartment for two, complete with a shower and a toilet, according to architect James Law.
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In 23 nations that possessed no weapons-usable materials, but had nuclear power plants or other nuclear facilities that contain fuel that could be converted to weapons use, 13 got a zero score.
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Under the restructuring plan, $1.8 billion of Bumi's debt would be converted into equity at 926 rupiah (7 U.S. cents) per share, while $639 million would be covered with convertible bonds, Srivastava said.
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Weapons and jets, specifically fighter jets, bombers, naval warships, and even some portable missile defense batteries, are valuable hard assets that can be converted into other forms of wealth or valuable political influence.
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He said the nominal value of the bond debt, about 32 billion reais, would be reduced by 70 percent while debt notes representing about 10 billion reais would be converted into Oi equity.
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She added that since stomach acidity affects how much chromium-6 can be converted, people with lower acidity — like newborns or those taking gastric reflux medications — would be especially vulnerable to higher limits.
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But so far it seems successful: the companies' first six Donki-style stores have almost doubled sales in the five months to July, with a further 20 stores to be converted in 2019.
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Most of those eliminated positions will be converted to new open positions in other areas of the org, and we're encouraging impacted employees to apply for new positions for which they are qualified.
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On the upper level, which is reached by two separate staircases, there is a spacious master suite and a media room with a powder room that could be converted into another master bedroom.
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There are three bedrooms and four and a half baths, along with a den or library that could be converted into another bedroom, an eat-in kitchen and a grand living/dining room.
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The house has a pair of connected parlors that may be used as a single elongated living space, or the rear parlor could be converted into a dining room (which the house lacks).
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" They found a 313th-floor apartment that could be converted into a two-bedroom, with a terrace and "so much light" in a sleek 1980 building with "a pool and a million conveniences.
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There were protests in the northern Hong Kong town of Fanling -- near the Chinese border -- after it was announced that an unoccupied apartment building there would be converted to a "temporary" quarantine center.
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YY's live-streaming app stands out because of its virtual-gifting function: To show their appreciation, audience members can purchase and send pictographs to broadcasters that can be converted into real-world cash.
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In 2017, Tesla sold $250 million in common stock in 2017 to help get Model 3 production off the ground (alongside a $750 million loan that could be converted to stock in 2022).
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Broadcom shares dipped 3.5% after the company announced a new offering of $3 billion Series A mandatory preferred stock to the public, to be converted intro common stock in late September of 2022.
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One year later, the United States struck a deal with Russia to buy 2.43 tons of weapons-grade uranium that would be converted into low-enriched uranium to fuel U.S. nuclear power stations.
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Valsamoggia lacked hotels, she noted, but abandoned farmhouses could easily be converted into lodges for visitors on biking or walking trips, and local residents could rent out spare rooms during truffle-hunting season.
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But if Italy were to leave the eurozone, Italian euros would likely be converted to Italian liras, and the value of this new, separate currency would quickly fall in value against the euro.
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To turn a Live Photo into a Boomerang, open Instagram Stories, swipe up, select a Live Photo, 3D touch on the full-screen preview, and it will be converted into a Boomerang To turn a Live Photo into a Boomerang, open Instagram Stories, swipe up, select a Live Photo, 3D touch on the full-screen preview, and it will be converted into a Boomerang With Instagram competing directly with Snapchat via Stories, Facebook's photo app is trying to get every edge it can.
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CNBC reported in November that the Brooklyn native — who's worth at least $3 billion, according to Bloomberg — is building an elite communications team ahead of what could be converted into a White House campaign.
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Within the following six months it would inject an additional 700 million shekels into Eurocom, which controls Bezeq with a 26 percent stake, in exchange for bonds that could be converted into Eurocom shares.
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Within 5 years, more than 90% of our 1000+ investment products will be converted to screen out non-Paris compliant companies such as coal, oil, and gas, which we see as declining and endangered.
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In Sissinghurst a set of early-20th-century hop-pickers' huts, where gangs of seasonal workers from London used to sleep on straw, will be converted into a slender, timber-clad two-bedroom chalet.
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Myanmar's access to Free Basics is now restricted, but Facebook indicated that its efforts to connect the country — and its 54 million newly minted or yet to be converted Facebook users — are not over.
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At a news conference in Ankara to announce a package of measures designed to help both the lira and the stalling economy, Yildirim said existing state contracts would be converted to lira where possible.
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The refinery will be shut in October next year, a month after the expiry of JXTG's venture with PetroChina, and the site will be converted to an asphalt-fueled electric power station, JXTG said.
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"A large number of due-to-retire Type 59 tanks can be converted into unmanned vehicles if equipped with artificial intelligence," Liu Qingshan, the chief editor of Tank and Armoured Vehicle, told the newspaper.
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Terrorist groups like ISIS have become much more sophisticated in their creation and distribution of propaganda, and as such are better able to target people who might be converted to their cause, McCabe said.
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Gates testified Tuesday that in 2016 Manafort requested a profit-and-loss statement for his firm to be converted from a PDF file to the Microsoft Word format, which could be edited more easily.
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But the moment the Greek government started producing the new cash, people would start pulling their euros out of Greek banks, fearing — correctly — that they'd soon be converted to drachmas and lose their value.
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If they leave before the allotted time, say, to pursue a job in Connecticut or New Jersey, the Excelsior Scholarship grant will be converted into a loan, which they will be required to repay.
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Ideally, the CO 2 would be converted to rock, similar to the white sand produced by Carbon Engineering; enough would be created to cover Venezuela in a layer a foot and a half deep.
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MSRP: $89.99 Sale Price: $64.99 ALPAKA Air Sling (Grey) — $64.99 See Details The Go Sling Pro combines functionality and style in a compact travel pack that can easily be converted into a camera bag.
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All the propaganda sent from Berlin to Italian newspapers points to the well-nigh encircled Serbs as the next folk scheduled to be converted by Axis diplomacy and military might from their precarious neutrality.
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Racked, the retail website that was acquired by Vox Media in 2013, is going to be converted from a standalone website into a vertical that will live within Vox (the website), Axios has learned.
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The complex's two levels of underground parking will also be built with higher-than-normal ceilings and un-sloped floors, allowing them to be converted into recreational facilities like a gym or a theater.
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United's site also states that on April 1, 2020, any residual Flex PQM (FPQM) balances will be converted and can be used as Flex PQP (FPQP) going forward at a ratio of 5:1.
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To increase capacity at existing hospitals, patients will be discharged sooner, elective surgeries will be cancelled, and areas including cafeterias and parking lots will be converted into intensive care units, according to the city.
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The 29.09,211-square-foot unit has four bedrooms and four and a half baths, along with a den/library that could be converted into another bedroom, according to the listing with the Corcoran Group.
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He warned against Beijing being allowed to take over a shuttered shipyard at a former American naval base in Subic Bay, which he said could be converted into a listening post for the Chinese.
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Visitors who are unfamiliar with Wong's work will discover a unique talent, while those who were dismissive of his community-driven practice will undoubtedly be converted by the variety and pictorial intelligence on display.
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Also on this level are a guest room with French doors opening to a small yard, a full bathroom and a 36057-square-foot unrenovated storage room that could be converted into another bedroom.
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This time she did it after losing the first set and falling behind by 22-232 in the second, when her opponent reached the first of two match points that would not be converted.
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It has teamed up with Chinese cobalt producer Huayou to build nickel capacity at Weda bay that would convert ore to NPI to matte, which could then be converted to sulphate, according to CRU.
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The zloty weakened last week after a Polish Supreme Court verdict that investors fear raises the risk that Swiss franc mortgage loans will be converted into the local currency on terms unfavorable to banks.
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But the company says these investors did not get equity in exchange for their investment — instead, they received Saga's "genesis," or SGM, tokens which can be converted into SGA once the latter is launched.
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"That too," he continued, nodding to Les Mots à la Bouche, the oldest L.G.B.T. bookseller in the Marais, rumored to be converted soon to a Doc Martens shoe store after the lease became unaffordable.
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To the right, two bright, high-ceilinged rooms separated by pocket doors serve as a studio-and-gallery space for the owners' design business, Tandem Co., and could easily be converted into living quarters.
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In April, Quadriga announced that the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia had issued a Termination and Bankruptcy Assignment Order outlining the process by which the Quadriga CCAA proceedings would be converted to bankruptcy proceedings.
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This is 500 episodes of the popular animation in 360 degree VR video uploaded by Sydney-based John Hatfield, which is claimed to be converted from this original 2D video by Omni Verse in 2014.
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Those emails featured talking points ready-made to be converted into stories, complete with validators on offer — therapists, lawyers, friends, anyone willing to label a young woman confronting a powerful man as crazy, coached, vindictive.
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Remittances, which accounted for as much as 7% of GDP in 2012, slumped by a fifth last year as people held onto foreign currency rather than send it home to be converted into overvalued pounds.
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The sole Republican commissioner, Michael Piwowar, told reporters on Wednesday it is considering changing a requirement for the funds to hold a minimum amount of assets that can be converted to cash in three days.
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The looming deployment of AVs could render parking garages obsolete, which has created a conundrum for developers — whether to invest in parking garages that can be converted for other uses or stop building them entirely.
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Nylund described flying the New Jersey senator on two different private jets owned by Melgen -- including an eight-seat Hawker and a 11-seat Challenger with a couch that could be converted into a bed.
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The companies will invest in China across major cities - Tier 13 and core Tier 2 - via developments, acquisition and master-lease of commercial assets to be converted into rental housing, CPPIB said in a statement.
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According to Armenian news reports, it might be converted into either a cultural center or even a church, but it is unclear who would come, given that virtually no Armenian Christians are left in Kars.
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Nuclear power remains mired in longstanding questions over waste disposal, its safety record after the catastrophes at places like Fukushima and Chernobyl, and the potential for its plants to be converted into weapon-making factories.
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The IEA said the United States will challenge Qatar and Australia as the highest exporter by 2022 with more than half of the natural gas produced to be converted to liquefied natural gas for export.
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The 27-foot-wide building has 403,253 square feet of space, including 7,600 square feet above grade, and features five apartments and two offices, but it may be converted back into a single-family home.
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But in better news, the crisis has inspired widespread generosity in Afghanistan: Many landlords have waived rent, tailors have given away thousands of homemade masks, and businesses have offered to be converted into hospitals. 103.
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According to interviews with former federal agents, gun retailers, and lawyers, two problems underpin this expanding gray market: First, long wait times incentivize quick workarounds like solvent traps that can easily be converted to silencers.
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Walmart said that 10 of the closing locations would be converted to e-commerce fulfillment centers, leaving many wondering: How should we interpret this action and what implications does it hold for the retail landscape?
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As part of the deal, Barneys announced it would close all remaining stores, with the exception of the New York City flagship store, which once liquidated will be converted into a pop-up retail experience.
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In an emergency decree that must be converted into law at the end of June, the government has already indefinitely delayed the repayment of a 900 million euro state bridging loan it gave to Alitalia.
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Qatar's stake in the Banvit venture could be converted into OneFoods shares if the unit goes through with an IPO, Alexandre Borges, BRF vice president for finance and investor relations said in an interview on Monday.
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Central Bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said that proceeds of the sale would be converted into rupees, which would help ease downward pressure on the currency since mid-September due to seasonal importer demand for U.S. dollars.
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With the threat of the White Walkers gone, Jon ordered the Night's Watch to meticulously melt the wall, leaving only a small portion of it remaining at Castle Black, to be converted into a tourist destination.
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A fire in 2014, however, derailed momentum for the project, under which the store, on the north side of Walnut Street, between Seventh and Eighth Streets, was to be converted to 120 apartments and commercial space.
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Soros Fund Management bought $22017 million worth of convertible notes, which are bonds that can be converted into a specified number of common stock, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing released on Tuesday.
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To make this possible the Michigan Strategic Fund board approved a $5.7 million "performance-based" loan that can be converted to a grant if C3 Venture Flint LLC achieves its stated goal of creating 380 jobs.
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This post could very easily be converted into a number just by doing a one to one ASCII conversion, and so too can higher-level computer programs, like those written in C or JavaScript or whatever.
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The Mercedes G-Wagen was originally designed for military use before becoming commercially available, and Schwarzenegger's first step was shipping the car off to his home country of Austria to be converted from gas to electric.
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CFDT said management had told the union that EDF's other coal power plant, the 580 MW Cordemais 5, will continue operating and would be converted to burn biomass under the Ecocombust project from 2022 until 2026.
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At Skyview, a complex of more than 1,300 units built in the 1960s, the developer Myles Horn and ABC Properties have bought a block of 176 rental units to be converted into high-end co-ops.
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But late last month it proposed new terms: it would buy just 20223 percent of the unit, and also take bonds that could be converted to give it a total 22022 percent stake in parent Mediaset.
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The first was her insistence that several rooms near the exit from the Northern White House be converted into showrooms for her fashion brands with displays of Ivanka Trump footwear, handbags, apparel, lingerie and other accouterments.
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Some can be converted into common stock and some can't; some have a set maturity (as with bonds) and some don't; rates may be floating or fixed; and some pay missed dividends retroactively while others don't.
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When a project's status as affordable housing expires decades down the road, some units could be converted to market-rate housing, though the city is increasingly mandating that apartments stay affordable for longer periods of time.
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The interior features card slots, an Apple Pencil holder, and a space for large documents or notes, while the detachable hand strap allows the case to be converted to a cute wristlet for hands-free carrying.
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