The first step was to find a working cash machine.
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His reason: It's a cash machine that keeps on giving.
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Daily fantasy sports appeared to be a virtual cash machine.
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For the job itself, you start with monitoring the cash machine.
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Apple is a cash machine, as Jeff Sommer wrote on Sunday.
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Rather than queuing for food, they are waiting at a cash machine.
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Could you tell me about the first time you robbed a cash machine?
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But what happens to the cash machine if web search eventually becomes outmoded?
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Does he ever have doubts about the data-driven cash machine he's created?
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T) to money counting machine makers like Japan Cash Machine Co Ltd (6418.
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Do so, and you get rewarded by Fox TV and the G.O.P. cash machine.
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"Apple is the greatest corporate cash machine in history," he said in an interview.
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They parallel park next to the cash machine to avoid an attack by ram-raiding.
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With a population nearing 1.3 billion, that amounts to one cash machine for 6,500 people.
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Then he had to make six withdrawals from a cash machine to circumvent its limits.
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Donald Trump is a con-artist, using the White House as his own personal cash machine.
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We drove to the cash machine, parked a bit away from it, and waited for the loader.
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The bank-teller makes way for the cash machine; e-mails push the postal service into decline.
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And then, almost like magic, Reed played him this beat, everything clicked, and "Cash Machine" was born.
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"Remember, the main reason to own Disney is that the company is a cash machine," he said.
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The club, Jadczak said, became a "sort of cash machine" for people connected to the Sharks' leadership.
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And location too: The cash machine has to be in a place where you can ram-raid it.
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Monzo said it had emailed customers affected, advising them to change their PIN code at a cash machine.
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With that cash machine, Apple has gone on a massive stock buyback run, while also raising its dividend.
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A colleague of mine once tried to help a client by telling him where the cash machine was.
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Moka offers services beyond point-of-sale, but the core offering is turning any smart device into a cash machine Moka offers services beyond point-of-sale, but the core offering is turning any smart device into a cash machine Moka itself is expanding its capabilities on the payment side.
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Some analysts worry that it might be planning to drain its hydrocarbon reserves to keep the cash machine running.
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She tried to use her ATM card outside the airport but thought the cash machine was about to explode.
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Gone are the days where entire card skimmers would take over the front facade of an entire cash machine.
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It was a major player in Africa for a century, and introduced the first automated cash machine in 2100.
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Britain's largest cash machine (ATM) network that allows banks to offer customers access to cash is operated by LINK.
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Britain's largest cash machine (ATM) network that allows banks to offer customers access to cash is operated by LINK.
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Unlike most cardless systems, Chase's does not require customers to enter their four-digit PIN at the cash machine.
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I set my timer, and once the time was up, I rammed into the door next to the cash machine.
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The company said it will take a $1 billion hit for the the global grounding of its biggest cash machine.
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I had to direct the last cab to a cash machine near the Starlet just to pay off the meter.
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We use the car to break down the door next to the cash machine—the one the guy loading the machine uses.
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One story D.R.A.M. told me during those studio sessions was about recording "Cash Machine," which coincided with meeting producer Ricky Reed, a.k.a.
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This isn't Terminator 2—you can't just roll up to your neighborhood cash machine and hack the system using your AlphaSmart or whatever.
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R.A.M. released the video for his song "Cash Machine," which will be featured on his debut album, Big Baby D.R.A.M, officially arriving tomorrow.
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" The BBC calls the invention of the four-digit Personal Identification Number, or PIN, the "by-product of inventing the first cash machine.
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We had to calculate the distance between the cash machine and the closest police station to know how quickly the police could get there.
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However, it said a fee of 1.7 percent will be charged on cash machine withdrawals for U.K. users when traveling abroad with its standard account.
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After that meeting, one of us left to park the car just in front of the cash machine so that no one would snatch our spot.
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In it, the robber repeatedly claws at at the ATM with the stolen John Deere vehicle, decimating the cash machine but never getting to the goods.
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It sounds like Verizon recognizes that the growth in its wireless business, while a cash machine, has peaked and that it needs to find new opportunities.
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Hollywood and TV moguls used to treat Netflix as a cash machine — the place where they dumped all their reruns and got free money in return.
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About 30 seconds later, with precision and impressive aim, they yanked the cash machine outside through the narrow door, shattering the glass and making their getaway.
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And Apple is a cash machine generating huge cash flows which makes it in its own way not too dissimilar to other sectors Buffett has traditionally favored.
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Amazon's web services (AWS), which now powers much of the internet, has become a fast-growing cash machine that rivals the company's entire shopping business in North America.
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UK Finance, which represents banks, said lenders were investing in the cash machine network to ensure continuity of service when ATMs are no longer commercially viable to operate.
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A week ago, the prime minister tweeted that he had met the central bank governor to address the cash machine problem, and was reassured over the supply of banknotes.
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Today, a more discreet sort of cash-machine burglar can walk away with an ATM's stash and leave behind only a tell-tale three-inch hole in its front panel.
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The regulators have switched off Foresea's cash machine by suspending its sale of "universal insurance," which is not really insurance, but rather a high-yielding deposit scheme with guaranteed returns.
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So have "express" kidnappings, where the victim is whisked to a cash machine to withdraw money, and "virtual" ones, where people are tricked into thinking a relative has been nabbed.
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According to the BBC profile, "The Man Who Invented the Cash Machine, " with his old army number in mind, he originally settled on having a six-figure personal identification code.
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"If we've contacted you to tell you that you've been affected, you should head to a cash machine to change your PIN to a new number as a precaution," advises Monzo.
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When: Opens Thursday, January 21, 30–10pm Where: Cash Machine (3207 Glendale Blvd, Atwater Village, Los Angeles) Yuval Pudik's sculptural installation "Kanada" is a powerful examination of sexuality, identity, and history.
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The acquisition, announced on Wednesday, will mean all of 0003SI's European employees, its Brussels-based head offices and supporting infrastructure will join the U.K.-headquartered cash machine maker with immediate effect.
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Finally, an installation consisting of a darkened bank vault with a cash machine vandalized by the artist, more directly connects the banking industry with the "downfall" suggested in the painting's title.
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"I can't find a cash machine because all the banks are closed today," said Jose Moreno, 71, a retired engineer in the central city of Valencia, complaining of chronically dysfunctional public services.
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The financial results strengthen the case that Amazon Web Services has grown into a cash machine for its parent company, while Alibaba, Google, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle all try to catch up.
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But thanks to the rise of one of her quotes as a catchall mantra for feminism, she's seen her own words turned into a cash machine, one that she is powerless to stop.
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When DraftKings and FanDuel blitzed broadcasts with hundreds of millions of dollars in commercials at the beginning of the N.F.L. season last year, daily fantasy sports appeared to be a virtual cash machine.
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That it didn't generate the earnings that Wall Street was expecting probably represents some concern that it'll continue to be a cash machine while it figures out what happens throughout the next few years.
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Cash-machine companies often rent them to dispensaries and stores, because so few can accept credit cards, but Behzadzadeh owned his and each week filled it with $2,000 in cash taken from the register.
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Attacks on bank cash-machine networks were also increasing, the report found, as were frauds exploiting new contactless payment card transactions, while traditional scams involving the physical presence of a card had been successfully reduced.
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"The recognition has to come that this is a cash machine in a slowing market business," said Damodaran, who is sometimes referred to as Wall Street's "dean of valuation," in a phone interview with CNBC.
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And perhaps you, dear reader, have made a point of avoiding the "cash and balance" option at a cash machine rather than face a number that hovers at a fraction of what you rightfully deserve.
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Again and again, by the time I'd reach a cash machine, often after waiting in line for four or five hours, it would have temporarily run out of cash or the network would be down.
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Here are some excerpts of what analysts wrote in their notes to clients after the report: Macquarie: The bottom line is that GOOG's core advertising business is well over a $100bn run-rate cash machine.
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He said the alleged scheme included how Guggenheim, Walter, then-Guggenheim president Todd Boehly and Texas oil tycoon Robert "Bobby" Patton Jr used the insurers as a "cash machine" to fund the $2.15 billion Dodgers purchase in 2012.
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In fact the scheme is a cash machine that spews public money into the hands of fuel importers, employees of the state-owned oil company and government officials who collude to pocket cash paid to subsidise fictitious imports.
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Just like King Leopold II of Belgium, who ran the country as a personal fief for more than 20 years until 1908, Mr. Kabila and his family are operating Congo as a giant cash machine, Mr. Kalombo said.
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Van de Winkel aims to take Genmab to the next level by using the "cash machine" of Darzalex royalties to fund research into a new wave of early-stage cancer drugs in which it will retain majority control.
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Police departments can then use these already poor people as a kind of municipal cash machine, plugging budgetary shortfalls by performing an inordinate number of stops, writing an outrageous number of tickets and having the courts impose even more fines.
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One is made up of an underground network of aficionados who perform mostly in smaller clubs in Europe and Asia; the other is part of the cash machine of radio-oriented E.D.M. Rarely does an artist traverse these worlds with ease.
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Cash machine network Link said it has decided to cancel one of the four previously planned cuts to the fees banks have to pay to ATM operators in UK, as new data shows a fall in volume of ATM transactions.
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The Hollywood Bowl, which the Philharmonic operates on a lease from Los Angeles County, is a veritable cash machine, with its healthy box-office revenues bolstered by the pop, world music and movie nights that augment the Philharmonic's traditional classical concerts.
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Google search is a high-margin cash machine that helps pay for a lot of the other bets and smaller businesses that generate so much of Alphabet's potential to boost its value well past even today's $1 trillion, Freeman said.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - LINK, Britain's main cash machine network, announced cuts in the fees it charges card issuers, backed by measures aimed at making it more attractive to install free-to-use machines in less populated and poorer parts of the country.
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But Cramer called Home Depot, a stock he has covered for decades, a "cash machine," citing that the company generated $13.3 billion in cash in fiscal 2018, put $24 billion in the business, paid $4.7 billion in dividends and $10 billion in buybacks.
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So we organized ourselves like this: Two people hang around the cash machine, and two others hang around at both ends of the street to make sure it's not being watched by police—we all stay in constant contact with one another on our phones.
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It was not until the couple was vacationing in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Shepherd-Barron told the BBC, and they saw a farmer on a bullock cart remove his wide-brimmed hat to use a cash machine, that he realized he had changed the world.
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Mayer shows how the intense class divisions and gross inequalities that beset us now were neither inevitable nor accidental, but carefully orchestrated by a handful of billionaires determined to transform the United States into a cash machine from which only the wealthiest citizens could withdraw.
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Yes, you have this cash machine that is minting money, and you're throwing it in a lot of different directions, and you've got to do something with your capital, and you've got to do something to keep your employees and team looking far, far into the future.
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The album's closing track "I Feel So Wrong" is a stand-out, defining the experience of Williamson deciding to move toward a healthy lifestyle—of dragging money out of a cash machine to buy more gear but looking at the moon and feeling wrong, self destructive, sick.
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Having generated almost 11 billion euros of free cash flow over the last five years - representing an industry-leading conversion rate, according to Davy Stockbrokers - CRH has become a "cash machine", Chief Executive Albert Manifold told Reuters, as he also announced a 2% increase in its interim dividend.
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From printing cash during World War Two to developing the world's first cash machine, here are some of the milestones in the company's history: OCTOBER 2019 London-listed De La Rue cut its profit forecast for the second time in five months days after appointing turnaround specialist Clive Vacher as CEO.
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For the next decade Prince would be the pop demigod the world mourns today, a prolific, hard-touring, reclusive cash machine who spent every spare minute laying down tracks in his Paisley Park compound—when he wasn't dreaming up movie concepts or bringing the gift of orgasm to bevies of darling Nikkis in his erotic city.
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When DraftKings and FanDuel blitzed broadcasts with hundreds of millions of dollars in commercials last fall at the beginning of the N.F.L. season, promoting contests in which players assemble their own teams of professional athletes and engage in competition based on the players' statistical performances in real games, daily fantasy sports looked to be a virtual cash machine.
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Observatories have become a 20193st-century craze, inspired in part by the profit-making operation at one of the world's biggest tourist attractions: the Empire State Building, whose two observatories are a veritable cash machine, drawing more than 22019 million tourists annually and producing nearly 21 percent of the tower's total revenue in 21 and $82 million in cash after expenses.
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There were roughly 35 people in front of me (not including a cop who jumped the line to take out cash using multiple cards to side-step the daily limit for withdrawals from a cash machine: 2,500 rupees $73.37 for Indian bank account holders) who stood on a paved road dotted with betel-leaf stains while a stray dog foraged for food from the street-side restaurants.
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"If you want to know how the system is rigged, just compared how they came after us for three years with everything they had compared to the free pass they gave to Hillary and her aides after they set an illegal server, destroyed evidence, deleted and acid-washed 33,000 emails, exposed classified information, and turned the State Department into a pay-for-play cash machine," Trump said at one point.
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A number of factors: the inability to include an LTE radio without serious trade-offs to battery life and bulk, the fact that Apple has so far been unable to turn the smartwatch industry into a cash machine like it did with smartphones and tablets, and the overall lack of interest from consumers who would rather spend their money on cheaper fitness bands, according to research firm CCS Insight.
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The album was supported by four official singles: "Broccoli", "Cute", "Cash Machine" and "Gilligan".
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The station has a ticket office, escalators, cash machine, taxi stand, pay phone, water fountains, and a lost and found.
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The new society was known as Nationwide Anglia Building Society at first, but the Anglia name was dropped in 1992. Nationwide launched an early UK internet banking service on 27 May 1997. In 1999, Nationwide, together with various UK tabloid newspapers and media, launched a campaign against controversial cash machine fees. The campaign reached a peak when Barclays Bank announced a plan to charge all customers of rival banks and financial providers, including those of Nationwide, £1 for every cash machine withdrawal made from a Barclays-owned cash machine.
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Singh Sabha Gurudwara and Baba Bhula Ji are religious sites. The village does not have the facilities of banks or Cash machine (ATM).
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The second was at a cash machine in Preston New Road, Blackburn, where a security guard was shot, in December 2008. A gang which included Evans watched two security guards prepare to re-fill a cash machine in Preston Old Road, Blackburn. Hiding their faces behind balaclavas, they pounced running at the guard, Imran Aslam, and demanded he hand over cash. He did.
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The track was produced by Charlie Heat. "Cash Machine" was released as the album's third single on September 9, 2016. The track was produced by Ricky Reed.
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The Go-Local has a cash machine outside but only available during store hours. There is now an agency of Yorkshire Building Society situated in Dunstan Estate Agents, this being the only banking facility apart from the Post Office.
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Cardiff Gate services is the motorway service station, located closest to the M4 motorway. Previously owned by Granada Ltd., it is owned and operated by Welcome Break. Within the relatively small services building there are shops, toilets and a cash machine.
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If there is only one family remaining, then their combination would win for them. If it's green however, then it will unlock and the family will advance to the Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine for more money and a brand-new car.
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Enfield Town had the world's first cash machine or automatic teller machine, invented by John Shepherd-Barron. It was installed at the local branch of Barclays Bank on 27 June 1967 and was opened by the actor and Enfield resident Reg Varney.
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This benefits the store as it reduces the amount of cash banking the store has to do. Many customers find it a useful way to obtain cash as it avoids them having to use a cash machine, which may incur additional fees.
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Since the arrests in 2006, Thames Valley Police have seen a 90 per cent reduction in offences attributable to the group, and across all areas there has been a dramatic decrease in country house burglaries, and in cash machine and metal thefts.
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Accessed 4 May 2012. Accessed 4 May 2012. Barclays launched the first credit card in the UK, Barclaycard, in 1966. On 27 June 1967, Barclays deployed the world's first cash machine, in Enfield. The British actor Reg Varney was the first person to use the machine.
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Within the Tyne and Wear Metro station building, there is a newsagent, coffee kiosk, cash machine, and an Amazon collection locker. The Metro station building was also home to a Nexus TravelShop, however this was closed in November 2014, along with those at Monument and Four Lane Ends.
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On Thursday, 15 March, at around 14:00, two uniformed soldiers, 25-year-old Corporal Abel Chennouf and 23-year-old Private Mohamed Legouad, were shot and killed and a third, 27-year-old Loïc Liber, was seriously injured by shooting (and left tetraplegic) as the three were withdrawing money from a cash machine outside a shopping centre in Montauban, around 50 km north of Toulouse. They were all from the 17th Parachute Engineer Regiment ('), whose barracks are close to the town. The security cameras showed the killer riding a powerful maxi-scooter and wearing a black helmet. While taking aim, the killer reportedly pushed aside an elderly woman waiting to withdraw money from the cash machine.
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In addition to the return of Bop It Boptagon, Bounce 'n Boogie Boggle, Connect 4 Basketball, Cranium, Guesstures Freefall, Sorry! Sliders, Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine and Yahtzee Bowling, new games were introduced. Also, Guess Who? is no longer the opening game, and Operation Relay and Scrabble Flash (now used on Scrabble Showdown) were removed.
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Eagle Cash machines are located at the following locations: next to the German PX, the American PX, the U.S. Post Office, and the finance office. The Eagle Cash machine located in front of finance is mostly used for withdrawing money. Personnel may also cash checks or draw advanced pay from the finance Office the Beach House.
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In May 1958, Barclays was the first UK bank to appoint a female bank manager. Hilda Harding managed Barclays' Hanover Square branch in London until her retirement in 1970. Enfield, United Kingdom commemorating the installation of the world's first cash machine by Barclays in 1967 In 1965, Barclays established a US affiliate, Barclays Bank of California in San Francisco.
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To withdraw cash from an automated teller machine (ATM), a bank customer inserts an ATM card into a cash machine and types a PIN. The input PIN is compared to the PIN stored on the card's chip. If the two match, the ATM withdrawal can proceed. Note that an ATM withdrawal involves a memorized secret (i.e.
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The third video is an X-rated version of the video which the band put up as a download for mobile phones and is still available on iTunes. The video follows a ten-pound note through several owners. It begins with Archer getting the note from a cash machine and giving it to a friend. The friend uses it to buy a beer.
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When that happens, that team will go back into the studio audience. If it opens however, then a fanfare will play and cash will come out from the chest, which signals a winning combination. When that happens, that team will move on to the Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine for a chance to win more money and a brand-new car.
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Each card on Mr. Monopoly had a combination of three colors. Teams used the combination card to unlock the chest. If it was the right combination, they advanced to the Crazy Cash Machine for a brand-new car. For the show's fourth season, a new game was added called Monopoly Remix, featuring Park Place and Boardwalk, as well as Income Tax and Luxury Tax.
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In Sweden, most banks issue debit cards for an annual or monthly fee which includes free withdrawals in Sweden and within the eurozone. However, customers are subject to a fee if using a cash machine elsewhere. Some cards from some banks are, however, subject to fees also when used in the eurozone and some Swedish cash machines. Most of these cards are issued by savings banks.
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In 2017, Avia was accused of biting a taxi driver. The driver's debit machine was not working and she did not have cash to pay the fare. When the driver continued to drive to a cash machine, the police report noted that she acknowledged she bit him to stop the car. She later denied the bite, saying that she had grabbed him by the shoulder.
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An American banknote passing through the device. Note the pistons that grab it when it detects an insert. Tiny cameras are mounted on the printed circuit board There are currently only a handful of companies manufacturing this equipment. Crane Payment Innovations (joining Crane Payment Solutions and MEI), and Japan Cash Machine (JCM) are two of the largest, each maintaining dominance in a particular market segment.
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Same games that are in the show's fourth season, but in the fifth season the show features celebrities playing with the families. A victory awards $10,000 to a charity while a loss still awards half that amount or $5,000 to a charity of their choice. But they will not be eligible to participate in either the Monopoly Community Chest or the Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine.
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The data can help with quality control, performance, and revenue. Unlike primary content, these data are not purposefully created by the user, who is often unaware of their very existence. A bank for example would consider as primary data information concerning the sums and parties of a transaction, whilst secondary data might include the percentage of transactions carried out at a cash machine instead of a real bank.
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The station has two car parks: the main one next to platform 1 and a smaller one adjacent to platform 2. Both car parks include disabled parking spaces. There are three entrances/exits to and from the station, all featuring ticket barriers. The main entrance/exit is through the station building on Station Road, which includes the ticket office and also houses a small newsagent and a cash machine.
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They soon realize that they share common feelings of anger, and embark on a violent and sexually charged road trip together. In need of money, the girls hold up a shop and also kill a woman at a cash machine. In a stolen car, they are pulled over for a random check by police, whom they kill. Another woman, who was also being checked and saw the murders, flees with them.
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Diagram showing verification of the MM Code. Automated Teller Machines which can read the MM code contain a special MM box and sensor to read and verify the MM code. The MM box was for a long time considered a well-guarded secret; cash machine manufacturers do not access or service the box. The MM code consists of two components, one stored on the magnetic stripe, and one hidden inside the card's material.
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The music video was released on November 22, 1994 on MTV. It was also part of VH1's relaunching promotional campaigns, where the channel used the video in its trio of 30 second commercials titled "The New VH1". The commercial showed a couple in a vintage porsche pulling in front of an ATM cash machine. The man makes a transaction while the woman looks at VH1 playing at a store, showing "Take a Bow".
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"Generativ" shows the whole span of bodily change between young and old, between the fading body of age and the emerging body in puberty. "My main interest is the integration of body process in my work, in order to connect body and spirit as equal parts" (Annegret Soltau) Over the years, her face has transformed metaphorically into letters, numbers, data and paper documents (identity cards, passports, bank statements, cash machine receipts, dentist’s bills).
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For the show's fourth season, new games were introduced along with returning games, and some classic games were modified. Also, Andrew Kishino took over the announcing duties replacing Stacey J. Aswad, and the names in each selected family are shown on the big screen. Those families who lose their games receive $100. Combinations were still chosen from Mr. Monopoly's hand to open the Monopoly Community Chest before playing the Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine.
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From 2010 to 2014, The Hub aired the game show Family Game Night with Todd Newton. For the first two seasons, teams earned cash in the form of "Monopoly Crazy Cash Cards" from the "Monopoly Crazy Cash Corner", which was then inserted to the "Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine" at the end of the show. In addition, beginning with Season 2, teams won "Monopoly Party Packages" for winning the individual games. For Season 3, there was a Community Chest.
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Potters Bar is a modern railway station spread across two floors. On the lower floor, there are four ticket machines, located in the main booking hall and near to the entrance to the car park, a photo booth, cash machine, two ticket counters and a newsagency. Access to the platforms is controlled by a series of automatic ticket gates. Access is in the form of a ramp, meaning that wheelchair users can easily access the platforms.
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The trigger causes the environment to instantiate a context object. The type of object is chosen according to the kind of use case that will ensue, based on information about the trigger or the system state or both. For example, a cash machine might have separate Context classes for money transfer, withdrawal, deposit, balance inquiry, and so forth. Once the environment instantiates the Context object, it invokes its trigger method to start the use case enactment.
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Jack agrees to help, even though his friend and business associate Win refuses to assist because Linda is his first cousin, related to Win's estranged mother. The kidnappers phone twice without making specific demands. Meanwhile, Myron learns that Chad used his ATM card at a cash machine near a sleazy motel. At first, Myron suspects that Chad might be pulling a hoax, but he soon learns that one of the kidnappers is a neo-Nazi thug.
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SPV GmbH (short for "Schallplatten Produktion und Vertrieb GmbH") is a German independent record label. Founded on 1 January 1984, it has slowly grown to be one of the largest independent distributors and record labels worldwide. It has several sub-labels that it produces and distributes, including the labels Steamhammer (heavy metal, hard rock), Long Branch Records (alternative, indie, progressive rock, progressive metal, metalcore), Oblivion (darkwave, gothic), SPV Recordings (pop, rock) and Cash Machine Records (hip hop).
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Thomson resided in Glasgow, with his now ex wife Esther (DJ and lead singer of Cash Machine). Together they DJ'd as Polyester (Paul and Esther). They had a baby boy named Georgie in July 2006, and on 19 September 2008 (while Franz Ferdinand were supposed to be headlining a concert) they had another boy and named him Ronnie. Because of Thomson's absence, Franz Ferdinand played a semi-acoustic set and swapped the headlining spot with The Ting Tings.
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Mother believes Beth, however she has Addley and Ike torture Daniel for information. Just then Melissa attempts to escape, only to be shot by Addley. Mother strikes Addley for his behavior then takes the cellphones, bank cards and pin numbers of the others and makes Ike take Beth to a cash machine to collect the money. Meanwhile, Mother informs George to keep Johnny alive, or they will all die, with Lydia told to help George and Johnny.
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He posts an image of her online and gets a reply from a man at a squat on her old estate, which he follows up and comes to nothing. The police later tell him that she was seen drawing money out of a cash machine and returning to the squat. He goes back with Johnny and threatens the man, who makes it clear that she isn’t there. Peter and Johnny leave as Carla watches from the window.
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A mobile fish and chip van also visits the village on Thursday evenings. An ATM cash machine is housed in the Globe Pub and the nearest supermarkets are located away in Measham. Snarestone's other public house (the Odd House) is located at the very top of Main Road and offers overnight accommodation. The area to the south of Snarestone is Crown Estate land and belongs to (but is not the private property of) the British Monarch.
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The most obvious benefit of adopting a single currency is to remove the cost of exchanging currency, theoretically allowing businesses and individuals to consummate previously unprofitable trades. For consumers, banks in the eurozone must charge the same for intra-member cross-border transactions as purely domestic transactions for electronic payments (e.g., credit cards, debit cards and cash machine withdrawals). Financial markets on the continent are expected to be far more liquid and flexible than they were in the past.
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In addition to the Cash Card, a family that won a game also received a special bonus prize which they kept regardless of the final outcome of the show. In the first season of the show, this prize was simply revealed by host Newton, but in the second season, each bonus prize was a "Monopoly Party Prize" revealed by announcer Burton. At the end of the show, both families took their accumulated cards to the "Crazy Cash Machine".
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The school owns 5 seminar and discussion group rooms, as well as a Senate Hall (seating 120 people), 4 computer labs and 2 server rooms. The 3 cafeterias are available for faculty and students and are located on the premises as well as a bookstore, 2 photocopying offices, 5 coffee machines, a cash machine, a post office, 5 student organization offices and 3 guest apartments for visiting faculty members. Furthermore, there are 98 fully equipped faculty and administration offices.
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A music video to accompany the release of "Daddy" was first released onto YouTube on 21 October 2011 at a total length of three minutes and twenty seconds. The video features Sandé singing, whilst burglars, in which one of them is the person Sandé is singing about, raid a supermarket, and one of them takes the money from the cash machine. In the end, Sandé is in the supermarket, whilst a burglar approaches her. He then takes off his mask.
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This included a clip of John comparing her to a "cash machine" and implying that everything she did in the house was for money and to promote her lingerie collection. She later confronted him about this which resulted in them having an argument. Caprice was fourth to be evicted on Day 16 with only 5% of the vote to win. She was originally approached to take part in Celebrity Big Brother 2, but had to pull out at the last minute.
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The band's re-release of "Cash Machine" entered the official Top 40 singles chart at No. 14 on 1 January. The album was listed for 102 weeks in 7 different charts and was certificated platinum by BPI. Its first appearance in the UK Albums Chart was the Top 75 in week 28 in 2005 with its last appearance being week 40 in 2007 in the UK Album Chart Top 75. Its peak position was number 1 on the UK Album Chart.
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Instead of taking the school bus, Gosden diverted from his usual route and walked to a cash machine at a local garage. Here he withdrew £200 from his bank account which was almost all of his money - he had £214 in the account, but the ATM would only allow withdrawals of £20 notes. Gosden was then captured on a neighbour's CCTV system returning home. At home, he placed his uniform in the washing machine and his blazer on the back of his chair.
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The dining hall in 2017 The Lawns Centre has recently had a £2.5m refurbishment after flooding in Cottingham. A list of facilities can be found here: Ground floor: Reception, Printers, 4 Small meeting rooms/lecture theaters, 'The Hive'- 1 large meeting room with a piano, large screen, table tennis, pool & air hockey facilities. Also hosts classes put on by the University, A gym for student use only, Vending Machines, Cash Machine, Toilets, Kitchen. 1st Floor: Bar, Lounge, Outdoor seating area, Food servery, Dining room with big screen.
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Jiffy - a dysfunctional Nigerian traffic warden who gives people tickets for things like sleeping in the car or breaking down. She often appears in strange places, such as the back seat, glove compartment or boot of a car, a coffin or the screen of a cash machine. She often gives lengthy speeches about her services as a traffic warden, insisting that she works for The Queen. She pronounces her words incorrectly, for example, she pronounces "vehicle" as "Ve-hickle" and "illegally" as "illegal-lully".
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Stars of CCTV is the debut studio album by English indie rock band Hard-Fi. It was first released on 4 July 2005 through Necessary Records and Atlantic Records. It received positive reviews from critics and was nominated for the 2005 Mercury Music Prize. The album reached number one on the UK Albums Chart in January 2006, taking it about five months to reach number one mainly due to the preceding single "Cash Machine" catching the sellers' attention; its original peak position was number six.
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There were also £20 notes featuring producer Phil Collinson. These had the phrase "There's no point being grown up if you can't be a little childish sometimes" printed on them, misquoting the line originally spoken by the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker), in Robot, "There's no point in being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes." All notes and the cash machine were labelled "London Credit Bank". Due to her extremely busy schedule, Catherine Tate was unable to be present for the script readthrough.
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What may compound this problem - as it does in many developing nations (Resource Curse) - is an abundance of oil. The Petroleum Bill - passed by Ugandan Parliament in 2012 - which was touted by the NRM as bringing transparency to the oil sector has, failed to please domestic and international political commentators and economists. For instance, Angelo Izama, a Ugandan energy analyst at the U.S.-based Open Society Foundation said the new law was tantamount to "handing over an ATM (cash) machine" to Museveni and his regime.Biryabarema, Elias. (2012).
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In 2014 it was sold for £620 million to the Bestway Group and subsequently re-branded as Well Pharmacy. Sunwin Security Services was sold in 2014 to Cardtronics, a US cash machine operator in a deal worth up to £41.5M. Sunwin's main business was maintaining ATM's in Co-op food stores and for other businesses. Co-op Electrical sold electrical products, from kitchenware and white goods to home entertainment. In 2015, the Co-op became the first electrical retailer to sell its extended warranty insurance products at cost price.
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These hotels may be used for prostitution, although they are sometimes used by budget-travelers sharing accommodation. Some love hotels have multiple complex entrances designed for the discretion of customers Discreet room selection Entrances are discreet, and interaction with staff is minimized. Rooms are often selected from a panel of buttons, and the bill may be settled by pneumatic tube, automatic cash machine, or paying an unseen staff member behind a pane of frosted glass. Parking lots will often be concealed and windows will be few, so as to maximize privacy.
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The only remaining ATM/cash machine was located outside the Post Office on the New Chester Road. Following a campaign during the summer of 2016 by the small, independent businesses, two separate, independent ATM companies have provided cash machines in the main central shopping area that do not charge customers cash withdrawal fees. At 9:15 pm on 25 March 2017 there was an explosion destroying the large building at the junction of the shopping precinct with Boundary Road. 81 people were injured on the night, two of them seriously.
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Clash and burn with Hard-Fi The single sold approximately 3,000 copies, which was about how many copies of the single were actually released and would have reached number 40 had it been eligible. The band had pre-planned to release the song later which turned out to be on 26 December 2005, where it reached number 14 in the UK Singles Charts, number 15 in the US Modern Rock chart and top 40 in the Netherlands, Italy and Ireland.Hard-fi - Cash Machine The song is featured as part of the FIFA Manager 06 soundtrack.
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Speight missed an appointment with a counsellor, but this was because of confusion over dates. Two police officers spoke to him, as he appeared "vacant", "distracted" and "deep in thought", but he refused their help. He was captured on CCTV in the afternoon taking money from a cash machine at Queen's Park station, and he subsequently boarded a southbound Bakerloo line train. He was reported missing the following day by family and friends, and his mother and the mother of Natasha Collins made a public appeal in which they urged him to make contact.
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That same year it introduced Cashpoint, the first online cash machine to use plastic cards with a magnetic stripe. In popular use, the Cashpoint trademark has become a generic term for an ATM in the United Kingdom. In 1982 Lloyds decided to follow Provident Financial Group plc in entering the estate agency market with the acquisition of the Norfolk firm of Charles Hawkins and Son in May of that year to form Black Horse Agencies. The firm had been first established in 1869 in Downham Market by Charles Hawkins who was land agent for the Pratt estate at Ryston.
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On 1 November 1993, Cahill's gang that included Brian Meehan seized Lacey and his wife outside his home in Blackrock. Holding them at Lacey's home, Kavanagh was brought in and tied up, telling the family that he had been abducted two weeks before. On 2 November, Kavanagh drove Lacey to College Green to collect the ransom money, with Lacey eventually withdrawing IR£300,000 from an accessible cash machine. Kavanagh then drove the pair and the money to the local Garda station, where he told them the pair had been kidnapped and forced to take part in a robbery.
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Cashline ATMs up until the mid-1980s were usually of De La Rue or IBM-Diebold manufacture, before being progressively replaced by NCR machines. Cashline is a member of the LINK network, and in 1997 took the step of being available to all cardholders, irrespective of the ATM network their own particular bank belonged. Cashline ATMs are also exclusively found in branches of Tesco supermarkets all over the United Kingdom, operating under the Tesco Personal Finance banner, but with a small "Cashline" below the Tesco lettering. The word cashline is one of the generic names in Scotland used to describe a cash machine.
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The world's first solid state circuitry colour televisions were manufactured by Ferguson at their now closed plant in Enfield. The first mass- produced dishwasher was manufactured in Hotpoint's now closed Enfield plant. The Barclays Bank branch in Enfield was the first place in the world to have an ATM or cash machine; it was officially opened in June 1967 by Reg Varney, a television actor and personality most famous for his lead role in the comedy series On the Buses. This historical event was marked by a silver plaque on the wall of the bank, and later by an English Heritage Blue plaque.
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Hoole is a residential area, contiguous with Newton to the north, and consisting of mainly Victorian terraced houses and 1930s semi-detached houses. Due to the proximity of the area to Chester city centre, Chester railway station and the M53 motorway, the area is home to many hotels, guest houses and bed and breakfast establishments. The main shopping streets are Faulkner Street and Charles Street, Hoole has a Post Office branch with cash machine facilities. Open spaces in Hoole include Alexandra Park which provides tennis courts, bowling greens and a children's play area and the Coronation Playing Fields.
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This is the second video made, but is the one most often used on television. This due to that many channels would not play either of the other two as they feature too much illegal activity. This video is a more literal interpretation of the lyrics of the song (for example, Archer using a mobile phone while singing "I try to phone a friend - my credit's in the red"). It also shows the interior of a cash machine staffed by miniature humans, including the four band members, who are working in conditions akin to coal mines.
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On 1 November 1993, Cahill's gang seized Lacey and his wife outside his home in Blackrock. Whilst they were held at Lacey's home, Kavanagh was brought in and tied up, telling the family that he had been abducted two weeks before. On 2 November, Kavanagh drove Lacey to College Green to collect the ransom money, with Lacey eventually withdrawing IR£300,000 from an accessible cash machine. Kavanagh then drove the pair and the money to the local Garda station, where he told them the pair had been kidnapped and forced to take part in a robbery.
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On the morning of 20 January 2007, Rincón Taracena (aged 54) called his wife from work and told her that he would arrive home late in the afternoon, but he never made it back. The day he disappeared, Rincón Taracena was working on an article about a group of bank thieves in the area and gangsters extorting cash-machine users in Villahermosa, Tabasco, and was seen for the last time by his colleagues at around 8 p.m. leaving the Tabasco Hoy offices. He had recently published a report about the local drug trade with specific selling sites, and had identified several drug dealers by their alleged names.
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These men: John Pauley, (USN), retired; and Geoffrey A. Farris, (USN) were arrested for rape and capital murder but did not confess. Farris asked for counsel and stopped his interrogation. Pauley was verified as being hundreds of miles away, where he lived and worked, at the time of the murder, as shown by his work records and by bank records of his having withdrawn money from a cash machine at that distant location. At a late August 1998 hearing about Pauley and Farris, Dick testified that these two were involved in the attack on Moore-Bosko, but said he had not seen Farris stab her.
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She leaves it there when she hears the police cars suddenly approaching her. The broken heel causes one of the police cars to swerve violently and a shoot to go the wrong way. The police car crashes onto a bank and is eventually driven to a halt in front of two bank robbers (Alejandro Bracho and Carlos Vendrell) who are caught red-handed trying to blow up the safe of the bank. The shoot causes a cash machine to malfunction and release all its money on the head of the tramp (Eduardo Lugo) who was sleeping underneath, who in consequence becomes a rich man.
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These results were in no small measure the consequence of the successful strategies by Diebold's president Raymond Koontz. In the early 1970s, Koontz began pushing the company into the then emerging market for automated teller machines. This drive was evident as early as 1966, when Richard Glyer demonstrated a Diebold cash machine prototype at the annual meeting of the American Bankers Association in San Francisco, CA. Then in July 1970, Daniel Maggin, chairman of the board, accompanied Koontz to England with the specific purpose of meeting (without prior notice) with Chubb’s Managing Director, William E. Randall. Diebold wanted exclusivity to distribute Chubb’s cash machines throughout the USA.
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Three men sentenced to 21 years, Metropolitan Police The three men were identified and arrested, in late November 2007, after local police increased patrols and CCTV was monitored in response to a spate of similar robberies in the area during November 2007. The victims of these robberies were threatened at gunpoint and had credit cards, cash and other valuables stolen. They would then be forced to provide their PIN and one of the robbers would go to a nearby cash machine and withdraw money. Kamara was charged with five counts of robbery and five counts of possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
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Hard-Fi frontman Richard Archer describes this song as being about "Having no money"; the song however, is much deeper than that, it tells of the kind of life Archer may have lived before reaching success, "Go to a cash machine, to get a ticket home, a message on the screen, says don't make plans you're broke" and "I try to skip the fare, ticket inspectors there." Another issue that he mentions is "What am I gonna do? My girlfriend's [pregnancy] test turned blue (she had become pregnant)... I can't afford to be a daddy so I leave tonight". The song contains a reference/adaptation of an old folk song.
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If they pick the winning combination, they win money and get a chance to play for more money and a grand prize of a brand-new car . The final game is the "Crazy Cash Machine" where the child selects from a board of 16 Monopoly Cash Cards starting from the bottom row. Each row above it has one more "Go to Jail" card than the previous one (meaning there are none on the bottom row, one in the second row, two in the third row and three on the top row). The one winning card on the top row has the word "WIN" instead of a cash amount.
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As the comic era opened, Eric and Vanessa were taking money out of a cash machine, while three bank robbers ran out of the bank dressed in masks of Prince Charles, The Queen and Tony Blair carrying £100 thousand in cash. Eric subsequently managed to delay the robbers by pretending that his car which was parked in the way of their getaway vehicle wouldn't start. As a result, the robbers subsequently abandoned the money and ran off, as the police turned up before Warbury were drawn at home to Manchester United in the Carling Cup later that day. The robbers subsequently hatched a plan to get revenge on Openshaw by kidnapping his wife and placing a £2 thousand bet on Warbury to lose to Manchester United 9–0 in four different bookies.
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In a house at Cherry Tree Lane, distant couple Christine (Rachael Blake) and Mike (Tom Butcher) are eating dinner while their son, Sebastian, is out at football practice. When the doorbell rings and Christine goes to answer it, the couple is attacked by Rian (Jumayn Hunter), Asad (Ashley Chin), and Teddy (Sonny Muslim), who hold them both hostage and tie them up in their front room. Knowing Sebastian will be returning at 9:00PM, the group waits for his return so that they can get revenge on him for grassing on Rian's cousin and getting him sent to prison; Teddy leaves with Mike's credit cards to find a cash machine. Rian suddenly drags Christine into another room to presumably rape her, leaving Asad to guard a frustrated Mike.
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The largest and the oldest of our campus buildings, the four story Broad Oak Centre is host to a number of curriculum departments and facilities. The Higher Education office, Information+; shop, cash machine, computer rooms and classrooms make up a large part of the building, but a special mention should be reserved for the College's Library+ In addition to the well stocked bookshelves in The Library+, there are also extensive computer access, internet access, quiet study area, DVDs, CDs, magazines, journals and newspapers. There are also photocopying and scanning facilities. The College's main reception is on the ground floor of the Broad Oak Centre, and the top floor consists of the College's Innovation Centre, set up to provide local and regional businesses with training, conference and meeting facilities.
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Sasha Lezhnev of Global Witness noted in 2008 that the government earns oil revenues in the billions yearly, while the population lives on less than $1 a day. President Teodoro Obiang is said to have control over the oil reserves and the government, Ganesan claimed, and consequentially the country's immensely rich treasury is "a private cash machine for a few" rather than used for any public benefit. According to the Financial Times, foreign diplomats joke that Equatorial Guinea is a family-run business which holds a seat at the UN. The nation is known among foreign businessmen as a poor environment for business and investments. The individual who has become most associated in the international media with the corruption of Equatorial Guinea's leaders is Teodorin Obiang, a son of the president whose lavish lifestyle in southern California, Paris, and elsewhere has made headlines and been the target of investigations by American and French authorities, among others.
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People have lived in this part of the dale since at least the Iron Age. The area is criss-crossed with pack horse trails from the time when the great monasteries like Fountains Abbey, Jervaulx and Rievaulx traded wool and other goods across this part of the Pennines. Starbotton has a Quaker burial ground (which was restored as a Millennium Project), a cash machine and a public house, the Fox and Hounds, but no church. Footpaths lead from Starbotton in five directions, up to the top of Buckden Pike and on to Walden, down the river to Kettlewell, up the river to Buckden, over the top to Arncliffe and over to Coverdale (via Cam Road). Cam Road is a green lane and has been closed to motor vehicles by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (under the authority of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006) as part of an experiment to reverse damage caused by off-roaders.
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A row of KX100s that operate by both coins and phonecards Whilst the full 5,000 production of KX+ remain today, a successful scheme which took place around the same time as the introduction of the KX+ was to reinstall the iconic K6 design telephone boxes in places that have parted with them, with many places continuing to be reunited with K6s. BT phonecards with a magnetic stripe are no longer sold but it is still possible to use prepaid telephone cards in BT phone boxes by manually keying in the card access number and PIN. Another development that became possible after the deregulation of the telephone industry of 1996 was that many companies followed in Mercury Communications' footsteps by erecting their own kiosks, including Spectrum Interactive and Cable & Wireless. Perhaps in another attempt to sustain public usage of payphones, several modern BT payphone kiosks have a cash machine on one side, some of them, introduced in 2005, taking the shape of the KX+.
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