Brandon Payne is the manager of Payne's Check Cashing, which serves customers in Culpeper, Madison, and Charlottesville, Va. Payne's Check Cashing offers a variety of nonbank financial services, including payday loans, title loans, check cashing, money orders, and bill payment services.
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But the flood of money has brought an unexpected innovation in the way players are cashing in (and cashing out) in the vast virtual world of online gaming — match-fixing.
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Meantime ... Chris is cashing in on the whole ordeal.
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Banks have stopped issuing letters of credit or cashing cheques.
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Is The 'Clean Beauty' Trend Cashing In On Climate Change?
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She sounds like a disgruntled former employee cashing in. Opportunistic.
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We're also likely seeing the "bitcoin whales" finally cashing out.
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Harlo: Great to see Joey Bada$$ still cashing those checks.
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As it grows, the possibility of cashing out becomes weightier.
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The agency's suit claims that All American Check Cashing Inc.
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Instead of cashing out, though, return to your asset allocation.
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How criminals are cashing out bitcoin before it's too late:
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As such, Hammond is justified in cashing some chips now.
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Are these movies cashing in on the fantasy of revenge?
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Lisa Rinna might be cashing in on her famous pout.
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The game where you try to catch us cashing out!
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The scheme netted millions of dollars for the Steiningers and their co-defendants, who hid their riches by cashing insurance claims checks at check-cashing shops to avoid paying taxes, according to the indictment.
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To some extent, local business have been cashing in as well.
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The prices of cryptocurrencies fluctuate wildly, and cashing out remains difficult.
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Niche businesses in Singapore are also cashing in on the festivities.
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Cashing in The dizzying costs reflect the scale of the exercise.
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But cashing out in fiat is not possible on such exchanges.
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Nothing quite like cashing in on the love lives of strangers!
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But retailers were cashing in even before Black Friday officially started.
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But many founders are gradually cashing in shares in their companies.
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Drake's not the only one cashing in on some throwback royalties.
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It could be called "The President Is Cashing In," Lane wrote.
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Australian duo South32 Ltd and Alumina Ltd are also cashing in.
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Fintech companies and app developers are cashing in on India's demonetization.
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And it's not just the UK that's cashing in this week.
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Even luxury hotels are cashing in on the urban glamping trend.
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It also did not comment on its reasons for cashing out.
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Lux ekes out a living at a check-cashing store; Mrs.
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A craven boyman cashing in on the needs of the sick.
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D. E. Shaw was also interested in cashing in its investment.
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She pondered cashing in her 401(k) to pay the mortgage.
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But cashing out in fiat is not possible on such exchanges.
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But it's later revealed that Deadpool hasn't been cashing his checks.
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Was there ever a moment where you thought about cashing out?
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Now companies and venues are cashing in on this unofficial holiday.
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Moreover, EIKO is cashing in on a sanctions free oil sector.
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In fact, her presidential campaign is cashing in on the Trump tweets.
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Now, they're cashing out tens of millions or more, in some cases.
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Infestation is merely cashing in what the Alien franchise was inarguably owed.
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Cashing that insight in clinically, to improve treatments, has, however, been hard.
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It's probably chump change to Offset -- or whoever ended up cashing out.
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Now, they're cashing out tens of millions or more in some cases.
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They were, to be sure, brazenly cashing in on the sex trade.
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As so many religious groups have done, the sisters are cashing out.
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She's not cashing them in to buy fur-lined Gucci slippers, right?
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Mr. Chang has expressed some ambivalence about the possibility of cashing out.
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Don't worry, super fans ... they're not cashing in on the WHOLE tree.
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Amazon is fully stocked with sweaters, dish towels, and books cashing in.
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"Some people have thought about innovative ways of cashing out," he said.
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So they could just simply dilute their own ownership by cashing out.
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Costco has been cashing in with more prepared options, like this bibimbap.
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But even as Mr. Levine was promoting medallions, he was cashing out.
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Garcia's not the only person driving — and cashing in on — the trend.
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Knockoff SIM cards, check cashing shops, those peculiar in-store bitcoin machines.
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Colorado isn't the only place cashing in on the hunger for legal weed.
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Exxon's company policy bans its employees from immediately cashing out on their stocks.
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This means you'll have to choose between holding your tokens or cashing out.
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"The most common mistake is cashing out when changing jobs," Fidelity's Murphy said.
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Read These Stories Next:Is The "Clean Beauty" Trend Cashing In On Climate Change?
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Cashing checks, check collection, and cashier's checks all come with a price tag.
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Yet Hollywood directors are not alone in cashing in on all things religious.
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Unless you're cashing out, market ups and downs are paper gains or losses.
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George Clooney and Rande Gerber are cashing in big on their tequila company.
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When it comes to physical gold, cashing in can be easy as well.
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Now After School is alive and well, and cashing a really big check.
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Think of it as cashing in your chips from the last 29 years.
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TV news legend Tom Brokaw and his wife, Meredith Auld, are cashing out.
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Indeed, some blue-chip companies are cashing in on ultra-easy market conditions.
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Traders cashing in short positions lifted prices along with higher short-term demand.
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Check cashing operations have a "really pernicious influence on poorer neighborhoods," he said.
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Even as many people struggle with high housing costs, housebuilders are cashing in.
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Spotify really seems to be cashing in on the momentum around streaming generally.
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Black women aren't the only ones cashing in on their hair styling skills.
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Companies all across the board are cashing in on the digital currency boom.
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I didn't know his family was cashing in as much as he did.
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Amy isn't the villain for cashing in on her right to marry rich.
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In the rural north, the de-cashing of bank branches changes daily life.
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Many portfolio managers are considering cashing in on the year's growth until now.
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Samantha went on to confess that she had been "cashing in" on Meghan's fame.
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That means programmers with the expertise to develop and implement it are cashing in.
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The Gators controlled the third quarter, cashing in two short fields for 10 points.
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Insiders generally want to avoid sending negative signals about their companies by cashing out.
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Some portfolio managers said investors were cashing in on recent gains in the sector.
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Rubio's earnings that year were padded by cashing out $68,37.63 from his retirement savings.
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This is how you feel cashing in on those goddamn golden Starbucks Rewards points.
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He's pretty confident here -- but the question is ... cashing his checks before they clear?
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By not cashing out the chips, the transaction amounted to a loan, regulators said.
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When it comes to cashing in on the most lucrative welcome bonuses, timing matters.
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Nadal and Thiem aren't the only players cashing in at the 2018 French Open.
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The second reason is to prevent officials from cashing in on their inside connections.
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Traders cashing in short positions lifted prices along with the higher short-term demand.
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Unfortunately, some people (based on their offenses) are excluded from cashing in their credits.
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Netflix Stands By Their Controversial Walrus SceneAriana Grande: Cashing In on 'Thank U, Next'
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One friend quit his job four years ago and is now cashing out IRAs.
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QSBS allows these shareholders to avoid paying taxes when cashing out on their startup.
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But Manafort did seem intent on cashing in in other ways on the opportunity.
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To say nothing of cashing a check with ass tons of zeros and commas.
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Seems Travis still has his heart set on cashing in on the final frontier.
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He had been on it before he went to jail for cashing forged checks.
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Cashing out your 2401(k) via a lump-sum distribution carries a hefty cost.
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Cashing in on rising drug prices often unleashes an outcry from consumers and politicians.
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"Logic: The Cashing-In Course" seemed to be the biggest draw, but it came
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New York (CNN Business)ExxonMobil is finally cashing in on America's shale oil boom.
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But critics have dismissed him as an opportunist cashing in on anti-Muslim bias.
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Off-price retailers are cashing in on consumers who are increasingly demanding more bargains.
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Jane isn't cashing the checks Celeste has been sending her as child support for Ziggy.
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If you want to call it cashing in, I think that's a little bit ridiculous.
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For instance, mutual funds typically redeem shares by selling securities and cashing out the investor.
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Security cameras showed 17-year-old Elijah Moore at a check cashing facility on Nov.
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Beauty is a big business, and one YouTuber-turned-entrepreneur is cashing in big time.
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Since Pokémon Go's release, local businesses have been cashing in on the extra foot traffic.
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Makeshake is not alone as a third-party app cashing in on Snapchat's custom filters.
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" And I reply, "Fuck off I'm Square Cashing you whether you like it or not.
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It's a "fast, safe and easy alternative to mainstream cashing out methods," the vendor writes.
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In other words, it is a guaranteed blockbuster — and the Brooklyn Museum is cashing in.
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White entrepreneurs who are cashing in on legal marijuana must work to reverse these trends.
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Many of them, including SPG President Stuart Jolly, deny they're cashing in on their connections.
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For instance, mutual funds often redeem shares by selling securities and cashing out the investor.
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Rather, they're buying up cheap supplies in hopes of cashing in on high prices later.
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WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum has been cashing out his Facebook stock at a rapid pace.
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Rinaldo opened the scoring by cashing in a rebound only 1:43 into the contest.
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Berkowitz has since been cashing out of Seritage, a spin-off of Sears' real estate.
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Apple's biggest competitors are already cashing in, but the iPhone has barely made a dent.
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That was, of course, on paper since few seemed to be cashing in their shares.
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Ark's director of research Brett Winton said the company isn't cashing out on bitcoin yet.
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It's great to see that enterprising Hasbro is cashing in on this unlimited natural resource.
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Donaldson then went to a nearby check-cashing store to apply for a payday loan.
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The startup is, in simple terms, cashing in on making Bollywood more interactive and accessible.
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In place of farms and military outposts I found Chinese takeouts and check-cashing outlets.
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I asked Helms whether she felt other brands were cashing in on the allure Mrs.
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In October, it took full control of Wrigley, cashing out its partner Warren E. Buffett.
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The second half can't come close to cashing the check the first half has written.
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So towns should worry less about cashing in and more about studying up, she thinks.
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He's under new scrutiny for various family members cashing in on their access to him.
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The activist hedge fund who helped drive Whole Foods into Amazon's arms is cashing out.
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Global stock market investors are also cashing in on the so-called electronics "super-cycle".
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If they receive a check, they have to pay extra at a check-cashing facility.
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This is still a perplexing situation for Bitcoin holders deciding between hanging on or cashing out.
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Either way, Chyna's cashing checks from these companies ... while she's currently getting zilch from Rob Kardashian.
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Right now, they're the only ones involved in the $14 billion industry who aren't cashing in.
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In addition to Ukraine, the Trumps have also accused Hunter Biden of cashing in in China.
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Miss Cash Me Ousside is cashing in on her infamy ... and starring in a music video.
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AHSAA ruled Davenport, who attends Charles Henderson High School in Troy, ineligible for cashing the check.
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Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) with a new ad accusing him of cashing in after leaving Congress.
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"On the other hand, there's a whole industry cashing in on this self-love," continues Marfin.
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By January, all 2000 episodes had aired, but Record wasn't done cashing in on this phenomenon.
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Not bc more people are buying "dance music" but bigwigs cashing in on shit like this.
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From Morocco to South Africa, there is growing interest in cashing in on a valuable crop.
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People around the world have cottoned on to the loris' photogenic appeal and are cashing in.
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A travel agency/check-cashing outlet and a nail and hair salon occupy the ground floor.
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No more golden parachutes over Illinois Tired of shady officials cashing out with massive severance packages?
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Right now, that's Conor ... unless the Irishman vacates his belt after cashing $100 mil vs. Floyd.
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Celeste is even sending Jane money for Ziggy, although Jane is squeamish about cashing the checks.
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Now, Bloomberg notes, many of those start-ups are cashing out — which has the opposite effect.
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Wickliffe Journal Wickliffe, in western Kentucky, thought about cashing in on the eclipse by inviting viewers.
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The surge propelled Tesla CEO Elon Musk closer to cashing in on a massive pay package.
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And they are cashing in on the mistrust and uncertainty people feel about traditional news media.
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Hispanics are cashing in on their economic success by achieving the American dream of home ownership.
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Faster payments support financial inclusion, helping consumers avoid hefty fees from overdraft fees and check cashing.
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George Clooney may be taking a hiatus from the big screen, but he's still cashing in.
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Still, Mexican authorities are cashing in on the open-door policy offered by Trump's White House.
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Obama, whose soaring rhetoric helped lift him to the presidency, is cashing in on that skill.
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Bad news: The brands have seen your tweets and they're cashing in on your existential dread.
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Check-cashing and other services associated with the unbanked also traditionally fall within the purview of Walmart.
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Whether you&aposre monetizing or cashing that in or taking advantage of that momentarily is another thing.
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Money makes the world go round, so if you want to call that cashing in, that's fine.
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IDII is easily dismissed as kitsch and an attempt at cashing in on the summer blockbuster paradigm.
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The Ring makes that widely praised wonder look like a security barrier at a check-cashing counter.
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Scroll down to shop these and more must-have style and start cashing in now at ShopSpring.com!
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NBA champion John Salley isn't planning on cashing out of his investment in Beyond Meat anytime soon.
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The company is cashing in on a shift in millennials buying more premium brands for their pets.
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Many of these "free trials" convert almost immediately, too, which is another way developers are cashing in.
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She's terrified she is either viewed as a flirt, or an opportunist cashing in on that perception.
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They are cashing in on demand for something spicier than the dour offerings of state-run counterparts.
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The final girls are still left standing, but it's the men behind them who are cashing out.
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Roman Burtsev is cashing in on the attention he's received for his uncanny similarity to Leonardo DiCaprio.
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So existing investors can be offered choices ranging from cashing out to staying put to investing more.
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It didn't require cashing in political capital, going back to the legislature, debating it — it just happens.
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Cashing it out could save money by shifting the distribution to the lower-earning person's tax bracket.
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ADM reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit this week, cashing in on strong oilseed crushing margins.
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It would be no different from cashing in on the name of a nonpolitical celebrity, they said.
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There's a good chance this trend is partly Hollywood executives cashing in on the trendiness of feminism.
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The extremely low cost of entry has lead to broadcasters cashing in from viewers around the world.
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I'm for one am not looking forward to cashing her ousside this weekend when the show airs.
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Is our gritty individualism stopping us from cashing in on benefits that many Europeans take for granted?
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His former aides are now becoming lobbyists, too, cashing in on their connections to the White House.
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Cashing in your rewardsThe Spark Miles for Business card also keeps things simple on the redemption end.
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The man fled with cash and also robbed a check-cashing business next door, the lieutenant said.
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All in all, we're told Dame ended up cashing out over a mil to clear his name.
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A global stock market rally helped, as did cashing in on some S$18 billion of investments.
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A New York cashing crew alone withdrew $2.8 million in the 2012 and 2013 operations, authorities said.
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But even the warehouse store is cashing in on the plant-based "meat" craze sweeping the nation.
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The accounts come with debit cards, digital payments and free check cashing, but do not allow overdrafts.
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Rising demand for the surgeries highlighted the issue of private doctors cashing in on ignorance, they add.
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If you squint, you can see the Padres deciding this is his peak value and cashing out.
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The smallest amount is $20, hardly worth cashing in, but that's the nature of class action suits.
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A reckless CEO, cashing in in credit ratings and assets, can lead a company to quick failure.
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Goop is cashing in on pseudoscience and, in the process, giving natural health practices a bad name.
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She remembers cashing the check and lining up all the bills at home and taking a picture.
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Friday's open brought more market chaos as investors continued flooding defensive assets and cashing out of stocks.
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The valor of cashing in your twentysomething singlehood for a creative gamble, in his eyes, outweighs its drawbacks.
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The people building the business and the people planning on cashing in on your efforts are imperfect allies.
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A Cleveland musician is having some fun with this doozy of an election, cashing in on the volatility.
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AT&T is cashing in on what it knows about you by selling spying services to law enforcement.
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And eventually, I committed crimes — forgery, cashing bad checks, things like that — and I ended up in prison.
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Now the tech companies and automakers salivating over that future are an important step closer to cashing in.
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Meanwhile, auto dealers are cashing in on the trend, which provides them more opportunities to service drivers' vehicles.
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A slew of controversial businesses have appeared in the last 10 years, cashing in on the funeral racket.
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Traders who have ridden gold higher over the past few months might want to think about cashing out.
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It includes enabling ATMs to accept payments from BofA's credit card customers and cashing checks from the machines.
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Howard X, an Australian, has been cashing in on his resemblance to North Korea's leader, especially his haircut.
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If so, the series seems like another case of cashing in on the work and trauma of others.
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So this seems like one of the clearest, most blatant ways he's cashing in on his office already.
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Because workers who were once cashing paycheques are now drawing pensions, this has held down average income growth.
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A travel agency-check cashing store and a nail and hair salon occupy the ground-floor retail space.
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And Kim understands clearly that someday cashing in his nuclear weapons are the best way to do that.
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Katz's is not the only historic institution cashing in on the Lower East Side's soaring real estate values.
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In reality, Mr Lukashenko has skilfully played Moscow against the West, cashing in on his country's geopolitical position.
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Analysts said the price drops were largely a result of cashing in after three weeks of rising prices.
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Cashing out tax-deferred accounts may trigger a 10 percent penalty if you're under the age of 403½.
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One of America's most carnivorous companies, Tyson Foods, is cashing in on the growing popularity of meatless meat.
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I was busy cashing my 80 million video game check and transferring 53 million into our joint account.
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Frankly, the only thing he is good at is cashing in on corporate PAC checks and acting accordingly.
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So break down the whole process for me, from picking up a file to cashing in a bounty.
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Investors have noticed, funneling venture funds into buzzy startups in the hopes of cashing in on the craze.
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Even worse is cashing out a 401(k), which will incur taxes, plus a 10% early withdrawal penalty.
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Instead, he becomes obsessed with Restoration Heights and the corporations cashing in on the neighborhood that he loves.
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Say what you want about the Kardashians, they are experts at cultivating fame and cashing in on it.
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Facebook's still growing, people are still addicted to it, the checks are still cashing, so what's the real issue?
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They then invested in tyremaker Pirelli, cashing in 500 million euros in 2015 on the sale of their stake.
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The latter has been involved in personal spending cards and check-cashing through Green Dot Bank since late 2014.
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"These executives are cashing in on their past success and often parlaying them into start-up careers," Munster said.
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Gangs around the country frequently turn to violence as they vie to continue cashing in on a building boom.
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Say the person in 31D is a frequent flyer who enjoys cashing in miles for the occasional free flight.
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The teams traded turnovers early in the second quarter, with the Rams cashing theirs in for a field goal.
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This is journalism the way you always thought it was: schmoozing, gathering tips, cashing in favors, flirting with subjects.
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The ball flew 23.14 feet over the St. Louis bullpen in right-center, cashing in Eric Sogard's leadoff walk.
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First, if you want to short cryptocurrencies without cashing out, you can convert your bitcoins or ethers to USDC.
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Companies are now successfully cashing in on "turning the bedroom into a sleep sanctuary," as McKinsey referred to it.
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The investors cashing out of Legendary own a little more than 50 percent of the company, these people said.
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Without new buyers to replace the baby boomers who are aging out and cashing in, the market dries up.
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Western brands are also cashing in on the tourist influx, with new hotels like the InterContinental opening in Lhasa.
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Morales' wife is currently under investigation on suspicion of cashing illicit checks made out to her and her husband.
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Don't bother cashing out your 401(k), because it's already sold out — and it hasn't even been unveiled yet.
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Blac Chyna's going on the offensive to block tricky strippers and schemers from cashing in on her good name.
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Still, officials in Alabama believed cashing the check violated the rules -- and deemed her ineligible for her senior year.
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The practice stopped shares under pressure from falling further, but it did so by preventing investors from cashing out.
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This would eliminate the need for check-cashing stores or prepaid debit cards, services that often charge exorbitant fees.
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This has prompted speculation that investors may have been cashing out their tech profits to move into those groups.
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Instead, less than a year later, Secret had imploded, raising questions about the practice of founders cashing out early.
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Traders said the price falls were the result of cashing in following more than two weeks of rallying prices.
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For most of the last year, Comey and McCabe have controlled the public narrative while cashing in with books.
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And marketers are cashing in with special "mommy juice" wine glasses and wine, a board game and a festival.
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Worried the checks might bounce, some piled into emergency vehicles and raced to a 153-hour check-cashing store.
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Our outreach staff visited small businesses like travel agencies, bakeries, check-cashing stores, dental offices and faith-based organizations.
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A lot of reforms are trying to focus on cashing out of developed countries and selling products into Europe.
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Why it matters: Comey is cashing in on a bumpy 2017 that kicked off with President Trump firing him.
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The officer found only $377 in the pants pockets — which Mr. Castile said had come from cashing his paycheck.
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Inexplicably, Capitol Fishing Tackle Company is in the garment district, between a dress shop and a check-cashing store.
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VICE News spoke dark web vendors who use bitcoin on a daily basis about their ways of cashing out.
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Instead of cashing out, he took the chips home in a paper bag and stashed them in his refrigerator.
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Should retirees and near-retirees be cashing out of stocks on fears that a worldwide pandemic will throttle markets?
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He eventually became an alcoholic, was arrested and pleaded guilty to cashing a forged check, and went to jail.
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The rumor sent the options market into a frenzy this week, with one trader cashing in on Tuesday's report.
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Low-wealth households often must rely on alternative financial services, such as payday loans, prepaid cards and check-cashing.
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Cashing in those options during a lower-tax year will reduce the amount you pay in capital gains taxes.
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The biggest mistake to avoid is cashing out an old 401(k) account instead of doing an IRA rollover.
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As for getting screwed on the movie deal -- Samantha's now cashing in with her own book about her story.
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"You had a lot of people cashing out, but if they're done selling, the stock can rally," Cramer said.
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Jeff Bezos has been cashing out Amazon stock: nearly $4.1 billion worth of shares in the past 11 days.
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At the same time, mindfulness is also becoming an industry, and lots of companies are cashing in on it.
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These channels also prioritize cashing in on child "memes," or viral nursery rhymes, like Finger Family or Baby Shark.
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"I got benched this year, but cashing in anyway…" she wrote alongside the images series, followed by the hashtag #metgala.
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Even if Tesla can deliver all those cars, cashing checks is but a tiny part of building an automotive business.
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However, Trump's move to ban his aides from cashing in on their current jobs may be easier said than done.
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Tentrr isn&apost the only outfit cashing in on a consumer trend toward "experiential travel" as an alternative to hotels.
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Investors also bought oil after cashing out in the previous session on the market's largest quarterly gain in seven years.
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But other cryptocurrencies rose this week, with investors moving into cheaper digital coins, rather than cashing out of the sector.
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These meetings were followed by a three-month ban on cashing out Bitcoin from exchanges, which was lifted in June.
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And we certainly know that companies will keep cashing incentive checks as long as we're willing to keep writing them.
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Law enforcement is apparently using this powerful tool for offenses as trivial as petty theft or cashing a stolen check.
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We're told Corby's not cashing in by taking Gary ... she just feels taking Gary is the right thing to do.
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Thirteen members of a New York cashing crew that prosecutors say withdrew $2.8 million in two operations have pleaded guilty.
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In 2006, Etienne was found guilty of robbing a check cashing business, attempting to shoot a police officer and carjacking.
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A source told TechCrunch that's from Sequoia India, an early investor that is cashing in a piece of its winnings.
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Long Island Iced Tea isn't the first or even the strangest company to try cashing in on the bitcoin craze.
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The "Mad Money" host said, "All you saw were check-cashing outlets," charging high fees to the so-called unbanked.
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Poultry producers are cashing in as China's swine fever crisis shows no sign of abating, sending prices of chicken soaring.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, the richest person in the world, is cashing out his Amazon shares at a dizzying pace.
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However, what is stopping people from, say, faking an illness or a hardship and cashing in on a concerned public?
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Critics haven't been shy to accuse businesses of pinkwashing, the practice of cashing in on the increased support for equality.
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It's also a great way to rock the monochromatic makeup trend without cashing out for dozens of matchy-matchy products.
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On Friday, Atlanta police received a call that a man was cashing a forged check at a Wells Fargo bank.
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And the rules are designed to prevent you from cashing in on that commercial value, you know for some period.
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Lawmakers who championed that bill were publicly embarrassed by press accounts showing them taking contributions from the check-cashing industry.
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Lawmakers who benefit from check-cashing industry money say the bill would give people in poor neighborhoods access to loans.
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Another is a saga over the bank's Global Restructuring Group, a turnaround division accused of cashing in on troubled clients.
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Ahead of the summit, businesses in Singapore were already cashing into the summit fever, organizing events and selling themed merchandise.
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What's more, cashing out before age 55 comes with a 10% penalty and income taxes (unless you meet certain exceptions).
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In November, Lyft began offering its drivers the option of cashing out immediately instead of waiting for their weekly payday.
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As the sugar rations of the Great Depression were lifted, candy companies started cashing in on the new Halloween tradition.
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Other players cashing in on the buzz craze include Chameleon Cold Brew, Stumptown, High Brew, Califia Farms and Lucky Jack.
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Now they're cashing in to protect the legal marijuana industry with facial recognition, while people previously persecuted languish behind bars.
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What this illustrates to me is that cashing in has become our common culture in a way we don't realize.
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The true "stable genius" might not be President Trump ... instead it's the people cashing in on 45's latest catchphrase.
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His father, Lester, was shot dead in 1999 as he opened up his check-cashing business on Chicago's South Side.
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The Postal Service has proposed expanding into check-cashing, bill payment and other financial services that could raise new revenue.
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Cashing out will also be harder if technology stocks dip again, as they did in the final quarter of 2018.
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I remember cashing checks for Art Garfunkel, the "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry, Sam Waterston and even Greta Garbo once.
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As a student at California State University, Dominguez Hills, she worked at a check-cashing store to pay her tuition.
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Big Tobacco is cashing in on the black community's historical and valid anxiety toward police without telling the whole truth.
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Still, Tyler and Rachel Torres plan on cashing in on a free trip that the company is offering affected guests.
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It was abandoned by the U.S. during the Vietnam War when foreign governments began cashing in their dollars for gold.
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This was to change in New York City, where he visited in 1963 and stayed, cashing in his return ticket.
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Some banks are expected to use the credit to buy government bonds, however, cashing in on the difference in interest rates.
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They'll get notifications when other users near their geographic area join, and they can search other areas by cashing in points.
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Maybe it's the fact it's nestled in the same busted parking lot as an on again, off again check cashing business.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they say are free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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The vendors are cashing in on that hatred during these final days, and Trump supporters cannot get enough of their wares.
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But spokeswoman Dana Baird told CNN the pennies were counted using two coin-cashing machines -- and took staffers about three hours.
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Analysts lauded Venmo, calling it a "meaningful growth driver" especially since PayPal has only recently begun cashing in on the app.
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Silk Road and AlphaBay may be gone, but that hasn't stopped fraudsters, gamblers, sex workers, and drug dealers from cashing in.
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Specifically, they're cashing in on steady growth in spending and borrowing from American households — the main driver of the US economy.
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Mexican restaurants across America are cashing in "bigly" on Donald Trump's "bad hombres" comment from the third and final presidential debate.
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Some venture investors would surely welcome cashing in on some of that value after pouring about $94 million into the company.
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Remember ... Ray J and Kim are STILL cashing checks from their 2007 sex tape ... maybe the family business ain't so bad.
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Frequently changing jobs can mean the accumulation of many different retirement accounts, or worse yet, the early cashing out of savings.
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Ramsay also revealed that he is cashing in on the meme by selling idiot sandwich ear muffs at his restaurants. Genius.
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Jay and Bey are f*cking with you and cashing in on years of rumors about their relationship in the process.
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It appears he's cashing out, which is probably a good idea -- since his NFL paychecks might be coming to an end.
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"The picture is worst at the top, with male CEOs cashing-in bonuses six times larger than female counterparts," she added.
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That trend, though, has also helped to shift attitudes about founders cashing in some of their stakes early, venture investors said.
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Youngstown State out-rebounded the bigger Cardinals 22-17 in the first half, cashing in 11 offensive boards for 16 points.
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Brands like Gucci are cashing in on the booming resale market, which is expected to reach $51 billion globally by 2023.
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Even Amazon is cashing in on the trend with $7,000 tiny-home kits that can be assembled in just eight hours.
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Gary Burton, a market analyst at IG Markets, attributed some of the weakness to investors cashing in on Thursday's strong gains.
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He could make money just by selling ads on his site and cashing in on the traffic he sent to others.
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You must spend your voucher or code between May 1 and May 28, so don't wait too long before cashing in.
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But with so many cashing in on the meditation craze, it's hard not to wonder whether something essential is being lost.
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Kensington Avenue, the neighborhood's main drag, was a congested mess of Chinese takeouts, pawn shops, check-cashing joints and Irish pubs.
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"Funds from illicit activities are just lying dormant, and they are waiting to find effective means of cashing out," he said.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they see as free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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The blockchain can be pretty overwhelming, with criminals moving their funds through a string of addresses before finally cashing them out.
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As Ross says, "I don't foresee the Sussexes cashing in on flat-tummy teas or subscription boxes in their Instagram stories."
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We don't blame Liam Neeson for cashing in on the fact that he became an accidental action star in his 60s.
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Instead, they have to rely on the predatory alternative financial services, such as payday lenders, check cashing services and the like.
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Rutgers went a miserable 3-8 against the spread this year, with some bettors cashing in against them week after week.
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But instead, he visits Hannah's (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) apartment, informing her that he's cashing in on his side of the bargain.
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The $200,000 robbery of a check-cashing store in Queens in 2012 could have been a scene out of a movie.
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If you are cashing in investments that made you some money this year, you'll wind up paying taxes on those gains.
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At a bail hearing, Mr. Slott said prosecutors are also investigating Mr. Hernandez as a suspect in a check-cashing scam.
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According to BuzzFeed, Facebook scammers are cashing in on the Dakota Access Pipeline protests by selling merchandise with stolen "No DAPL" designs.
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The hackers often observe a quiet period over 40 days or so, and wait until interest has died down before cashing out.
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Everyone's cashing in on that Game of Thrones fever in its final season, and yes, that especially applies to the adult industry.
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And if you ever make it to 400 stars without cashing in first, there's an option for "select merchandise" or packaged coffee.
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On Sunday's episode of ABC's "Shark Tank," a company cashing in on the trend scored a six-figure investment from Kevin O'Leary.
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While some investors are cashing in, those just looking for places to keep their cars are unhappy about the sky-rocketing prices.
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We'll see whether it turns out to be more in the future, but don't count on cashing in any Qs anytime soon.
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"I would not start cashing out of a 401(k) and buying gold bars that you're burying in the backyard," Lowry says.
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And footage from a week prior proves that she did give the Toms a heads-up that she'd be cashing their checks.
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Even as the overall number of petrol stations in Britain tanked, with owners cashing in on rising land values, Euro Garages grew.
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That did not seem to matter when MLPs were growing rapidly and even small shareholders - limited partners - were cashing in handsome distributions.
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Then there's Sydney Leathers, the Warholian villain of the piece, cashing in her sext archive for a gig doing patriotically themed porn.
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The movie never rises above the level of an advertisement cashing in on #feminism because it stinks of corporate-mandated female empowerment.
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In July, Neumann made media headlines for reportedly cashing out over $700 million from the company ahead of its initial public offering.
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The practical aim of Starlink (aside from cashing in) is to cover Earth with high-speed, low-latency, and affordable internet access.
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As retailers increasingly build businesses on Amazon, ad-tech firms that handle everything from managing their inventory to advertising are cashing in.
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Domestic companies cashing in on India's cash crunched market with epayment solutions will soon have competition from a global technology giant — Samsung.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Teenage London restaurant manager Abdul Muhaimen settled his first-year university bill by cashing in on a rising trend: veganism.
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Soon street vendors in Pottinger Street—the traditional place to buy costume party and holiday supplies—were cashing in on the action.
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Yet, as is often the case, poor local diggers say that it is savvier, well-capitalised foreign buyers who are cashing in.
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Cashing out small amounts of bitcoin is still possible, but it's becoming more difficult to do so without attracting law enforcement attention.
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There is a history of corporations cashing in by turning their products into films — like "The Lego Movie" or the "Transformers" franchise.
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What's a good month for you guys, in terms of the money you're bringing in and the number of bonds you're cashing?
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UCLA initiated scoring by cashing in on a 2234-yard field resulting from a California three-and-out deep in its territory.
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Some people are performing a service, earning the money, and cashing it out immediately afterward to pay for gas to keep working.
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Taking out loans on a 401(k) or cashing it out altogether is generally a terrible idea, for a number of reasons.
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I could never be me and continue the path I'm on if I hid under the radar and kept cashing the checks.
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"At the minimum, this creates the appearance of cashing in the presidency and selling direct personal access to the president," he said.
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This show is my cashing in my rebate, some sincere quiet time to contemplate the symbolic things that are on my mind.
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Oprah Winfrey sold about a quarter of her stake in Weight Watchers International, cashing in on significant gains since she first invested.
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Right wing Republicans have been cashing it on MSNBC and CNN simply by branding themselves as sassy disenchanted conservatives who hate Trump.
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This may be the essence of turnabout as fair play, given that Teva has been cashing in on expiring patents for decades.
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It's hard not to feel that the fans' manifesto has been swept under the carpet, an inconvenient obstacle to clubs cashing in.
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This haul doesn't void the loss of James, and Cleveland may prefer to tear everything down by cashing out on Thompson, Love, etc.
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ClickToPray is free, though there's no word on whether Francis might be considering cashing in on some kind of micropayment-fueled indulgence economy.
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"When they feel ready to cash out, they quickly hit one exchange, cashing out over 50% of funds within days," the report said.
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With untapped home equity at an all-time high of $14.4 trillion, homeowners could be poised to start cashing in, new research suggests.
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Clint Spaulding/PMC/Sipa Next up, Zoë Kravitz is officially cashing in on her gorgeous genetics with a new contract with YSL Beauty!
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No bank would cash the check, he said, so he went to a check-cashing store and put the money into his backpack.
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It taps female entrepreneurs to source deals using the fund's capital, with the potential for cashing in if the startup has an exit.
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But while previous Israeli leaders from across the political spectrum have welcomed evangelical support, a now more emboldened Netanyahu is unabashedly cashing in.
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But in the name of cashing in even further, Paramount reached beyond the template, and ended up with a story that's legitimately good.
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Blac Chyna is cashing in on a beauty product -- a controversial one -- she says she's been using for skin care ... TMZ has learned.
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All of which raises the original question: what's the purpose of a remake like this, beyond just cashing in on a familiar title?
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She was very clear that she has no interest in cashing in on early growth and plans to keep The Shade Room independent.
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If there must be spinoffs cashing in the success of a successful TV series, please let them be as worthwhile as this one.
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Miley may be cashing in on a debt, because she watched one of Liam's dogs a couple months ago while he was away.
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Not working at a startup, but still cashing in on its acquisition, can feel pretty good too, as Eric Martin learned when Jet.
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The promise of cashing in big kept many employees at Uber despite what some described as humiliating treatment at the hands of managers.
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But American businesses are already cashing in by providing services to China's masses — and they're eager to sell even more as China matures.
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Crosby put the Penguins on the board in the first period, cashing in a rebound for a 1-0 lead at 7:28.
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Merchants are cashing in on the sharp depreciation of the Colombian peso against the United States dollar, which Ecuador uses as its currency.
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Foreign remittances incur transfer fees, bank-to-bank wires incur fees, check-cashing incurs fees, paying vendors with PayPal incurs fees, etc. etc.
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Silfverberg knotted the score 39 seconds into the second period with his ninth postseason goal by cashing in a pass from Rickard Rakell.
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The venue struggled financially for many years, but it stayed dedicated to the underground instead of cashing in on the EDM gravy train.
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"Today we are taking action against All American Check Cashing for tricking and trapping consumers," said CFPB Director Richard Cordray in a statement.
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Investors are backing companies they think are cashing in on big trends with unique perspectives and the ability to appeal to big audiences.
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Not when they still can't even bring themselves to acknowledge that hunter Biden cashing in on daddy's name is hardly a noble act.
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Uber's founders kept cashing out of big chunks of their stakes in the ride-hailing giant as its stock price continues to slide.
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"While he's talking about putting America first, his accountants are cashing checks from products that he's had manufactured in other countries," Brown said.
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A handful of startups are cashing in on the AdTech boom with innovative products that are changing the game for advertisers and marketers.
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He's cashing in on those relationships now in building a world-class team he hopes can find the molecular basis for ME/CFS.
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Cashing in on K Street is a common move for congressional staffers in both parties, especially after major legislation is signed into law.
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On the contrary, they look to be cashing in, like so many architecture firms these days, on the rampantly greedy redevelopment of cities.
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Good news for the legions of white dudes cashing in on legal weed—they will be allowed into the US on personal trips.
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The Kardashians' faces have inspired a new cosmetic procedure which bears their name ... even though they're not the ones cashing in on it.
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Six months after the Republican tax bill passed, the people who wrote it are cashing out — but not with new, higher tax savings.
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Drake is looking to lock up the rights to the phrase "God's Plan" as the rapper continues cashing in on his hit song.
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"They're cashing in and selling homes there for considerably more money and looking for a smaller city and quieter lifestyle," Mr. Rutledge said.
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According to the docs, it was apparently too late -- the dude cashed it -- and the check cashing company sued her for the money.
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But a report from Singapore's The Straits Times last week said users have complained online about facing problems cashing out of the game.
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What fewer people have been wondering about (I'm guessing) is how watching the show is like cashing in World War II war bonds.
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Many customers turned to social media to denounce price increases for some popular destinations, accusing competitors of cashing in on Thomas Cook's failure.
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Hospices are cashing in on inaccurate billing, patient referral kickbacks, overcharging and billing for higher-level, more expensive care than is truly needed.
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Corey Earl, a former police officer accused of cashing a $400 stolen check shortly after retiring from the force, was also deemed ineligible.
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Yet while Trump is looking at the possibility of the U.S. cashing in on the poor war-torn country, others have already started.
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Other films cashing in on best picture attention included the India-set adoption drama "Lion" (Weinstein), which drew six Oscar nominations in total.
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Byttow's previous company, Secret, folded last April, and he took heat for cashing out on some of his shares before things went under.
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Unlike the SoftBank deal, which allowed large institutional investors to pocket hundreds of millions of dollars, this deal is centered on cashing out employees.
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For years, thieves have scavenged in Caracas&apos streets, cashing in sewer grates and copper telephone wires as scrap metal on the black market.
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Investors also swooned at the idea of using relatively cheap marketing magic to get millions of users hooked on something and then cashing in.
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The homeless guy Miley Cyrus took to the VMAs is finally cashing in on his big night with the singer ... by hawking her Moonman.
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Launched in 2017, it's aimed at cashing in on India's online retail market, which Morgan Stanley forecasts will be worth $200 billion by 2027.
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A three-day run-up for oil prices came to a halt, hurt by the stronger dollar and investors cashing in on recent gains.
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Community organisations worry that if branches continue to close in poor areas, many neighbourhoods could become reliant on payday lenders and cheque-cashing stores.
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CNBC reports that people are willing to pay for quirky items with seemingly random branding and big labels are cashing in on the trend.
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All this is possible because China has not stopped foreigners from cashing out, despite the strict capital controls it imposes on its own citizens.
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Hedge fund manager Jason Mudrick at Mudrick Capital Management has been cashing in, with his fund up about 36 percent in 2016 through August.
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That's not her aim with her training center, though—for now, Park is cashing in on big bucks offering foreigners the Korean idol experience.
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While Anthony's team had actively sought to sell photos and interviews to the media, they were ultimately unsuccessful in cashing in on her notoriety.
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Bobby comes ominously a-knocking on Chuck's Brooklyn brownstone like some Wall Street grim reaper, finally cashing in on their pledge for mutual revenge.
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It's later revealed that he wasn't even cashing his X-Force checks, implying that the team is more to Deadpool than just a job.
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And he's cashing in big-time on lucrative festival gigs and arena dates, as well as deals with brands like Apple and Kit Kat.
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Another way that marketers, spammers, and other opportunists are cashing in on the partisan news boom is to play both sides against each other.
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It filled gaps through cashing in PetroCaribe loans at a steep discount, gold swaps and issuing high-yield bonds through PDVSA's US subsidiary Citgo.
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The goal was to find something very inexpensive that didn't look like I earned it by cashing in skee-ball tickets at an arcade.
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If anything, he's essentially recycling, while cashing in on an adept company of players, some of whom approximate a Southern accent better than others.
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JOHANNESBURG/VRYHEID, South Africa (Reuters) - Cattle have long been considered a measure of wealth across Africa - but it is not just farmers cashing in.
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In exclusive interviews, these sources share the secret to successfully cashing out while keeping your best interests (and those of your employees) in mind.
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For example, state regulators typically find that check-cashing stores don't have enough employees and don't train them well enough to conduct business soundly.
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While Israeli politicians grumble that their country is unfairly portrayed by the media, its television producers are cashing in on Israel's reputation for spymastery.
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Notably, figures like John Dean and even Monica Lewinsky waited for underlying investigations and proceedings to end before cashing in or telling their stories.
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But one aspect of all this remains relatively unexplored: How does President Trump himself feel about his former employees cashing in under his name?
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We're now 3-0 on the season betting against Miami and will continue to ride this trend as long as the tickets keep cashing.
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Instead of cashing in, he turned down big-money offers from MLB teams to return home to Australia to play in the 2000 Olympics.
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The company, whose sensors are used in advanced driving systems, is cashing in on the latest trend of automakers developing self-driving vehicle technology.
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Several other U.S. retailers appeared to attempt cashing in on the hype surrounding Amazon's Prime Day event, by offering their own online midsummer promotions.
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Confidants of Mr. da Silva are in jail on charges of cashing in from billions in bribes surrounding the state-controlled oil company, Petrobras.
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For him, growing up, it would have meant "Mom would have paid off her credit card debt faster, used check-cashing less," he said.
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They are, in short, a means of cashing in on your looting and shooting skills for something tangible to be used in the game.
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Do you believe that they will be offended if I give them one, even though they'd have the option of not cashing the check?
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Additionally, it's advisable for young investors to reinvest any dividends to produce a larger return over time, rather than cashing out short-term yields.
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"The couple are under pressure to give up their royal titles to stop them cashing in on their status," the Sun's royal correspondents wrote.
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The Cardinal kept the ball for more than six minutes on the game's first possession, cashing in with Jet Toner's 27-yard field goal.
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Now they've got everything from pouches to organic purees delivered right to their parents' door — and Yumi is one of several startups cashing in.
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You admit it was your fault for not cashing the check (true!), and you claim you don't expect a replacement check (another wise call).
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If you write a check to your ex, cashing out his or her portion of the IRA, you'll be subject to taxes and penalties.
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It's up to the cops whether Dancy's customers can start cashing in those Gun-For-Pizza coupons but, who knows, it might actually work.
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The Senate proposal would have required employees to pay regular income tax on the value gain of stock options even before cashing them in.
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But Delta has a new twist on how to move passengers to its private jet subsidiary: Get time on private jets by cashing in miles.
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Danielle might be too young to know this, but Facebook bought IG in 2012 for a cool billion -- so, it's still cashing in, obviously. Whatever.
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Floyd Mayweather took his rain-makin' abilities from the strip club to the basketball court Thursday night ... and the champ had no problem cashing in.
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Image via YouTube Savage Mode is one of the year's most focused, engaging rap releases, cashing 21 Savage's hype into something close to bonafide stardom.
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Police said the suspect also robbed a bakery, a check-cashing business and an insurance office, where a woman was also stabbed, California media reported.
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The move to develop a robust shopping experience signals the social network's interest in cashing in on purchases inspired by its content, but transacted elsewhere.
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Tess' check cashing trip with Santos leads to a dramatic standoff with Manny (Gabrielle Gutierrez), a prep cook who aggressively throws a rag at Tess.
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Howard Wang put it down to investors cashing out first — due to uncertainty about escalating trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
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He also filched his cousin Brian Clark's Social Security number and assumed his identity, procuring drivers licenses and credit cards, even cashing a $22012,19933 check.
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It's plausible that the brands shouting this phrase on their packaging could be cashing in on the popularity of Paleo and its demonization of grains.
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Monster Hunter has a frustrating trolling problem, wherein people use attacks, stuns, and other techniques to prevent players from cashing in on their earned prize.
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Switch Alpha 210What is it: The name keeps getting more ridiculous, but the Alpha 3503 is Acer's attempt at cashing in on Microsoft's Surface success.
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"The EBRD is in a very fortunate situation, it is extremely well-capitalized," Belka said, adding it could also generate money by cashing in investments.
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Traders and analysts said Europe's refineries, though smaller and older, were benefiting from serving as a swing producer, cashing in on the spurts of demand.
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There is also nothing illegal about driving up Valus and cashing in, since they are not considered a financial product by the Financial Services Agency.
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To be clear, the entrepreneur won't be cashing a check from the acquisition, but he does stand to gain by owning more shares of Tesla.
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Others say that data manipulation will be less about large, catastrophic events and more about criminals quietly cashing in on the value of transactional data.
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Twenty-three percent recommend holding the stock — and not a single analyst recommends cashing out and selling the stock, even at its all-time high.
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It's probably growing at a very fast rate, but the base is probably fairly small and are there people who are gonna be cashing you.
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Jacobson took advantage of the situation by putting every spare penny he made toward his debt, even cashing in his vacation hours — for five years.
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What's really amazing is that Baldwin is whining about portraying Trump even as he's spent the last two years cashing in on his Trump portrayal.
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Many minorities in the United States depend on more expensive financial services like check-cashing counters since there are fewer banks in non-white neighborhoods.
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Silicon Valley companies dislike it because it's cashing in on a market opportunity — and they haven't yet successfully replicated it, my colleague Jack Nicas wrote.
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Patrick Whitesell's not wasting any time cashing in his most-eligible-bachelor chip -- he's already back in the dating game ... with a stunning Australian model.
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Analysts say the market is cashing what it sees as waning of political concerns in the bloc against a backdrop of still easy monetary policy.
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"Cashing in on your closet" testCNBC retail reporter Courtney Reagan tried selling items on Poshmark and TredUp to see which would give the best price.
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They scraped by until Gerald came up with a scheme to supplement his sister's meager income by cashing the disability checks of their missing mother.
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Rivals whispered that the company was cashing in on the O'Rourke family's local reputation, but Stanton Street silenced naysayers by winning awards for its designs.
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Even when he held the job, speculation abounded about what might await him when he tried to "monetize his public service," Swampese for cashing out.
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So for companies cashing in on the growing plant-based food market, a naming war could make for a rocky relationship with the beef industry.
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Last week, Jana said it is cashing out of its 26 million shares of Whole Foods, which agreed last month to be acquired by Amazon.com.
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This way, you avoid recognizing the gain from cashing out those appreciated stocks, and you can write-off the fair market value of the investments.
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The effect has been the opposite for CEO Elon Musk, who got closer to cashing in on a massive pay package after the stock rallied.
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Cashing in on the brand is one option: at the end of 2019 they applied to trademark "Sussex Royal" for categories including footwear and clothing.
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Some people are cashing in on the coronavirus outbreak by selling books on Amazon about the virus, but the books could mislead or misinform readers.
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With Pokémon Go mania still at an all time high, businesses are cashing in and coming up with crafty new ways to lure trainers in.
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After making calls to the bar, the financial advisor made a discovery: A close friend of the client was secretly writing and cashing the checks.
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Progressives have been voicing support for a plan in which the U.S. Postal Service would provide multiple banking services, like small-dollar loans and check cashing.
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After cashing out her 401(k), which held around $7,000, to jump-start her freelance career, she hasn't made any moves to rebuild her retirement accounts.
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The record business put its chips into this format, spending the next two decades cashing in bigger than ever while vinyl LPs were being rendered obsolete.
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"Gucci is cashing in on a brilliant self-help program, which has brought back the brand on the map," said Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca.
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Such as that Gram Asia is cashing in on anticipation of the full launch or, worse, that the group is dumping its tokens before a product.
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The startup makes it easy for the unbanked to join the modern economy while avoiding high fees associated with check cashing stores, Western Union and overdrafting.
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Cashing in on the growing disillusionment, One Nation has polled as high as 13%, although recent counts put its share at 8-9% of the vote.
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Along H Street, new apartment buildings are rising amid yoga studios and a CrossFit gym, just a few blocks from dilapidated structures and check-cashing stores.
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Drahi said he would not be selling shares in his Altice Europe business, but would be cashing in a small stake in his Altice USA division.
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Wednesday night's Stanley Cup win by the St. Louis Blues, their first-ever Cup win in franchise history, resulted in one devoted fan cashing in big.
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And according to People, the deal with Bregoli is for six months and has the 15-year-old cashing her way to the bank with $900,000.
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"I broadcast about 60 hours a month, earning about 22,22016 yuan ($21.7,2246) by cashing out virtual gifts that my fans sent me," Ding told CNBC Asia.
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News outlets report Katina Powell was arrested Thursday, moments after the court told her to vacate her Louisville home, for allegedly cashing stolen and forged checks.
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While there were ruminations that SoftBank was considering cashing out some dollars from Arm using loans early last year, such rumors have apparently not panned out.
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Both the OECD and AEI reports suggest that an immediate cashing out of big social programs to fund a UBI would be kind of a mess.
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"Artifical intelligence" and "machine intelligence" have become the de facto standard, but it writes a misleading check the technology's still a long way off from cashing.
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This means that check cashing and money changing spots, not to mention money sending kiosks that charge high rates, are the go to spots for transactions.
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While cooking the meal, Dawn visualized her family being able to pay their bills on time, and her husband cashing the checks from his new job.
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And it looks like Drizzy has good reason to remember his first gig as an entertainer because he's still cashing in on royalties from the series.
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The story is a good encapsulation of what ethics means to Trump: not directly cashing in, even if he wouldn't go to jail if he did.
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Ryan is cashing in whatever trust his wavering House members and the skeptical public have placed in him by telling them something that is not so.
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Another particularly influential book helped him earn his first million, he says in an interview with Money: "Cashing in on the American Dream " by Paul Terhors.
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As consumers continue to gravitate toward lifestyles grounded in health and wellness, the fitness industry is cashing in to the tune of nearly $100 billion globally.
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In her very short time in Albany she supported a dreadful bill to make it easier for check-cashing shops to offer loans at exorbitant rates.
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Most importantly, Purdue is cashing in its opportunities – the Boilermakers are 237-for-3 scoring in the red zone with six touchdowns and three field goals.
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More than 20073 years later, makers of this drug, called naloxone, are cashing in on the nation's opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic and price-gouging consumers.
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Almost a full year prior, Biker Boyz hit it first, with Laurence Fishburne cashing in on his Matrix cachet and Kid Rock doing something or other.
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Many might prefer good career opportunities and an adequate salary to cashing in on their expertise and spinning through the revolving door, like it or not.
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Its founders, Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp, began cashing out hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of stock this month as the company's lockup period expired.
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This means local retailers cannot accept it as payment but users on an exchange may be left to trade freely, potentially cashing in on its ascent.
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Cohen said he's fielded three or four similar requests following a message he posted on Reddit on Christmas Eve about the difficulties in cashing out bitcoin.
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Jane receives regular payouts from Perry's estate after his death, but she hasn't been cashing the checks because of her own complicated feelings about the assault.
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Those in New Hampshire were top earners, cashing in an average monthly total of $1,237; Rhode Island ($782) and Washington ($764) rounded out the top three.
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Whatever role she has tried to carve out, she has clearly gone to great lengths not to be seen as cashing in on her royal associations.
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Carlen and I camped out by a triangular patch of asphalt along West Kingsbridge Road, across the street from a check-cashing store and a carnicería.
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The celebrities will then have the option of swapping the tokens for Bitcoin or Ether before cashing out at the prevailing market rate, the spokesman said.
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Ed Gjertsen II, a financial advisor in Northfield, Illinois, knew something was fishy when an elderly and infirm client started cashing checks at a local bar.
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A growing number of young adults are also turning to alternative financial services such as payday loans and check cashing services because they are easily accessible.
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Things are looking up for Malaysia, with more foreign investors cashing in on the country's improving economy and strengthening currency, market participants told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Upon cashing in, the winner will be able to choose a one-off $477 million lump sum or $768.4 million in 30 installments over 29 years.
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Kevin Garnett's younger sister is in serious trouble after cops say she tried to rob THREE check cashing stores in South Carolina ... while making bomb threats.
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"Billy Porter has had a career for 30 years, so it was an homage to celebrating that he's cashing in now after the hard work," Ratelle said.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 21.6 percent, with traders cashing in on its rise of more than 247.33 percent since late June.
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However, along with economic benefits, these pacts promise to bring tougher competition; MP Logistics is not the only one cashing in on the Southeast Asian growth story.
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Panthers general manager Dale Tallon deserves credit for cashing in on the team's recent glutton of high draft picks, which has lifted the club out of mediocrity.
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Last year Ireland pushed back the likely timetable for partially cashing out its 21 billion euro ($13 billion) investment to 2017 from 2016, citing unfavourable market conditions.
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I couldn't care less about the cameras in the bank, when you are at at the bank, cashing a check and you have 15 cameras on you.
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He began making money by "cashing out" stolen credit card numbers, using nearly flawless English to phone in fraudulent orders to US cell phone and computer retailers.
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New branches are typically smaller, employ more technology, and are aimed at selling mortgages, credit cards and auto loans rather than simple transactions such as cashing checks.
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Due to excessive spending, job losses and borrowing of high-interest loans, some cardholders live in debt traps, cashing out one card to repay dues from another.
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A visit to New York Jacks is cashing in on the numberless adolescent hours many of us spent alone in bed, fantasizing about just such an opportunity.
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MacKenzie Ziegler is cashing in on some new songs, because we've learned the 15-year-old singer is raking in $175,000 for an advance on her music.
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In the number two spot, Karlie Kloss followed Jenner, cashing in $13 million, followed by Chrissy Teigen and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who both pulled in $11.5 million.
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And make no mistake, banks are cashing in on this common mistake to the tune of $0003 billion in 2016, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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The businessman said he would not be selling shares in his Altice Europe business, but would be cashing in a small stake in his Altice USA division.
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The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch has skillfully brought her entire family to prominence through TV by turning all potential scandals into opportunity and cashing in on that success.
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They're less expensive than other non-bank financial products like check cashing, pawn shop loans, and payday loans — plus, they are guaranteed (prepaid) funds that process quickly.
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She's cashing in at the top of her political valuation: many predict that the Labour Party will be near destroyed as a political force on June 8.
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Alibaba, the online marketplace in China, has been cashing in on the industry where last quarter it outgrew total e-commerce by "several percentage points," Tsai said.
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The acquisition will bolster Sunrise's position against Switzerland's dominant mobile and internet provider Swisscom and comes as Malone is cashing out of some of his European investments.
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Instead, a person cashing out their 2401(k) just pays income tax on it like they would if they were getting a paycheck for the same amount.
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San Jose burst through at even strength just past the midway point with its top line cashing in on an extended cycle deep in the Winnipeg end.
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On Monday night, the reality TV personality tweeted that she was "busy cashing (her) 80 million video game check", and transferring $53 million into a joint account.
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Jennifer's run of cashing huge checks for light work at private parties continues a trend among huge celebs ... such as Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and The Weeknd.
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DC Young Fly's got a deadbeat agent who's done nothing for his career, but keeps cashing in on his success ... at least according to the rapper himself.
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It was the money transfer and cheque cashing activities of the pawnbrokers in question, rather than their traditional activities, that led banks to pull out, McDermott said.
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But Taihuttu's motivation is about more than just cashing in on a big return; it's about taking part in a revolution that's transforming the world of money.
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"The Green Dark" (1988), published at an age when most poets would have been cashing Social Security checks, revealed a late-blooming richness comparable to Amy Clampitt's.
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The annual cost of $60 for the new accounts compares with charges of $200 to $500 a year at check cashing and money order services, she said.
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"Traders were cashing out of illiquid stocks because they aren't offering investors attractive valuations, even after the recent sharp price corrections," said a Riyadh-based portfolio manager.
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YouTubers are cashing in on the popularity of reality television with their own reality series that follows 13 online creators living under one roof vying for $25,000.
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Privacy has value, in other words, and, as Igo points out, sometimes the value is realized by hoarding it and sometimes it's realized by cashing it out.
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Alipay is slowly being accepted at US hotels and retailers, cashing in on the growing number of Chinese tourists who travel to the United States every year.
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Those owners are cashing on the demand from renters, Singer said, and thus have little incentive to advocate for the city to increase its supply of homes.
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Universal's DreamWorks Animation has teamed up with Chinese production company Pearl Studios to release the animated movie "Abominable," and the companies are cashing in on the collaboration.
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Instead of cashing out, you can roll over the 401(k) plan from your previous employer into one from your new employer or into a traditional IRA.
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"With our democracy in such a crisis right now, Americans want to feel like their leaders aren't cashing in," Mr. Weissman said in an interview on Thursday.
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Many old-line retailers have struggled to strike a balance between cashing out their valuable real estate holdings while retaining the historic buildings that define their brands.
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"I think what that tells us is that once people start the work again, the demand for cashing out your earned wages will shoot up," Palaniappan said.
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They're cashing in on their experience in the White House without actually helping the American people, ignoring official methods of reporting such abuses while they're currently happening.
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Generally, taking an early withdrawal from a qualified retirement account — that is, cashing out either of those accounts before age 220½ — results in a 210 percent penalty.
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Investors from DTX Company, Greycroft, Lerer Hippeau said they are backing companies that are cashing in on big trends and entering categories that are ripe for disruption.
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Mr. Thomas was convicted in 20093 of participating in the murder of Domingo Martinez, who was shot while taking $25,000 to a check-cashing store he owned.
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Investing in black leaders and institutions — and then cashing in on those relationships by decrying menthol bans as inherently racist — is one of Big Tobacco's central strategies.
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"He was in declining health, which is why we knew he wasn't up and out of the house cashing checks — he just couldn't do it," he said.
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Amazon (AMZN) also reported blockbuster device sales during its "Great Indian Festival" sale on Wednesday, cashing in on the big Chinese brands that dominate the Indian market.
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Cashing in on the last bit of leg the trend has, Dolls Kill has released a sexy fidget spinner costume, because Halloween is meant to be scary?
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New York Jets running back Isaiah Crowell is cashing in after he celebrated a touchdown against the Cleveland Browns by simulating wiping his backside with a football.
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" The tl;dr: "We thought Trump was a joke, but he's still super popular, so if everyone else is cashing in on the ratings, why shouldn't we?
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That seemed to pay off as Minnesota held the Mavericks to just two fastbreak points while still cashing in for 303 second-chance points on the offensive end.
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In contrast, Uber seems to believe that many of its employees will only continue to work there if they're prevented from cashing in the options they've already earned.
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Still, its performance shows Disney still faces an uphill battle when it comes to cashing in on perhaps its most valuable franchise in the all-important Chinese market.
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The suspect, who was driving a silver Mercedes, later robbed a bakery in Garden Grove and a check-cashing business while threatening victims with a knife, police said.
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The president's announcement will be good news for many of the world's top companies cashing in on legal cannabis, who have been weighing a bet on entering Mexico.
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Unlike its neighboring tropical islands, Singapore lacks the waves essential for surfing, but that geographical restraint hasn't stopped companies from creating, and cashing in, on a surf culture.
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Many of those choose to leave the banking system entirely as a result and now rely on even more pricey alternatives such as check-cashing storefronts, Pew found.
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Business interests came before political relations, with the Standard Oil of California — now Chevron — and Texas Oil Company — or Texaco — cashing in when they discovered oil in 1938.
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Its partner VMG is best known for funding granola bars maker KIND in 2008, when the latter was still a little-known business, and cashing out in 2014.
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T-Mobile confirmed Friday that it is getting out of the mobile payments business, ending a two-year effort to offer an alternative to the check cashing industry.
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They also wanted him to give up some of the profits from the page as part of the NCAA's rules prohibiting players from cashing in on their images.
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While cashing out large amounts of ether can be cumbersome, putting digital riches back into ICOs gives ether and Bitcoin holders a chance to diversify their cryptocurrency holdings.
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LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - Charges on Britons cashing in their pension will be capped at 1 percent of the pot's value, the Financial Conduct Authority proposed on Thursday.
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Between cashing in vacation (he'd been with his company for 20 years) and selling off small bits of company stock, my parents paid for my college in full.
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Trump may be cashing in on a number of his unconventional campaign methods, but so far that has mostly been because so many Republicans were in the race.
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For instance, an attacker could steal from an exchange by sending a deposit of compromised cryptocurrency, cashing it out then striking the initial deposit from the public ledger.
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It may look like a throwback collection aimed at cashing in on nostalgia, but Trolli's actually celebrating the decade when it introduced Sour Gummi Worms to the masses.
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A slew of companies are pushing to define safety metrics and validation methods in hopes of setting — and potentially cashing in on — an industry-wide standard for AVs.
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The 90-day window to claim your prize remains, however, so if you do manage to eke some money out of the game, don't sleep on cashing out.
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H-Bomb or no H-bomb, nuclear weapons are the country's insurance policy, and the test was a sign that it has no intention of cashing it in.
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Not only that, he has to keep up with how airlines, hotels and the credit card companies change their policies for both accruing and cashing in the points.
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Users can continue to use the mobile app for their pay and charge transactions and can still use the website for cashing out Venmo balances, settings and statements.
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While CBD's health benefits remain dubious, don't be surprised to see brands cashing in on is all the suckers dropping dollars on anything with CBD in its name.
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"It's a bunch of unscrupulous people cashing in on the eclipse and putting public safety at risk," said Richard Fienberg, press officer for the American Astronomical Society (AAS).
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More than a few memes are likely to be spawned over the course of the evening, so you don't want to miss out on cashing all the craziness.
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In Monteverde's opinion, the Kardashians should be held accountable for cashing in on an archaic version of gender but defended against the misogyny of many of their critics.
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He is cashing in on the power he's been given to threaten this right and on the hypocrisy with which it's been treated and the cynicism that breeds.
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Source: CoinDesk Many cryptocurrency analysts attributed much of bitcoin's decline in the last two months to investors cashing out to pay taxes on last year's massive capital gains.
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In fact, medical debt is the top reason that people, regardless of age, would consider cashing in their 27.5(k)s or other retirement savings, TD Ameritrade found.
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As new digital "coins" or "tokens" continue hitting the market in so-called initial coin offerings, fraudsters are cashing in on the crypto craze by offering bogus ICOs.
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Amid all the scrutiny this week of Trump confidantes cashing in on their relationships with President Trump, just about everyone in Washington has weighed in: Yes, it's corruption!
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Jimmy Guercio, 66, who manages a check-cashing business on Flatbush Avenue, painted his cabana blue and decorated it with seashells, driftwood and strings of tiki-hut lights.
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His work on the show serves as a reminder to never again casually dismiss the talented actors who are cashing checks by working on a structurally unforgiving procedural.
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At what point does Presti consider cashing out on his golden ticket, re-stocking Oklahoma City's cupboard, and gunning for a top-five pick in the 2018 draft?
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But is it a true shoegaze revivial or just a bunch of dour aging musicians dragging out their reverb pedals and cashing in on some early 90s nostalgia?
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President Donald Trump has spent days complaining about how the media has covered a doctored hurricane map he displayed — and his campaign is cashing in on the controversy.
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Previously, the Gobioff Foundation would mail checks to recipients with letters stating terms of the grant; cashing the check meant the recipient agreed to the rules as outlined.
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The money could also go toward cashing out existing investors and employees, who have not been able to sell their stock since Uber is a privately held company.
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He then moved to a check cashing business in the back of the same building, where a male clerk gave the suspect cash before he left, Whitney said.
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New York (CNN Business)The leaders of Corporate America are cashing in their chips as doubts grow about the sustainability of the longest bull market in American history.
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Experts generally advise against cashing out your 401(k), because you'll face taxes and penalties, and you can continue investing by moving funds to another retirement account instead.
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Steve-O's well aware of all the cancellations due to the coronavirus pandemic, but instead of freaking out ... he's cashing in on an uncrowded market and booking shows.
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With the bar set so high by companies cashing in on the idea of romantic love, it's inevitable for the holiday to be a bit of a letdown.
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Hospitality brand Hard Rock International is cashing in on the Super Bowl happening at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami with its first commercial at the big game.
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Cashing in after years in public service is a well-trodden path for policymakers and regulators, highlighting the demand among investors for any exclusive insights they can offer.
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"For too long we've had too many folks cashing checks from the gun lobby and not worrying about doing the right thing," Jones said in a phone interview.
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"For too long we've had too many folks cashing checks from the gun lobby and not worrying about doing the right thing," Jones said in a phone interview.
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WINNERS JP Morgan, Citi, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are seen among the biggest winners, with Bank of America and Credit Suisse also cashing in, the source added.
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We're not storing up partnership points in a bank somewhere, cashing them in when we've finally suffered enough disappointing, if not horrific, experiences to suddenly make us worthy.
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E-commerce is the major growth business in the postal sector, and cashing in on its rise is crucial for companies faced with declining volumes of conventional mail.
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Death Stranding is the result of cashing in that considerable cachet, a strange passion project that's one of the most go-for-broke, big-budget titles in years.
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T. The movie wraps up by cashing in on an interracial friendship subplot for Auralie, a putative feel-good flourish that just feels unearned, to say the least.
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Most of the shares sold would be issued by the company, while a smaller portion would be owned by Uber investors cashing out, one of the sources said.
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A third, the University of Alabama, which received $257 million from Mr. Suder, abruptly canceled the program two weeks after cashing his final check for $224,260 in September 265.
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High fees are one reason the poor often stay out of traditional banks, but lack of access to banking also imposes large burdens from check-cashing and payday lending.
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But to this day, despite enterprising companies cashing in on the phrase's "YOLO"-level popularity—"on fleek" hats have adorned multiple celebrity heads—its originator hasn't seen a cent.
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Sanders campaign senior adviser Jeff Weaver said that some of the rival campaigns that raise more are cashing several $2800 checks for the maximum donation allowed under FEC rules.
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They function in part by cashing in on the grand desire for a communal experience, and the fact that that desire can overshadow the need for all other elements.
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This week, Chicago cashing in on Kerry James Marshall's art, honored the "eye of Istanbul," ballet's #MeToo moment, evolution of the New York City pizza slice shop, and more.
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Just last week, we were cashing out our Sephora points before they expired — and looking back on it, we wished we had saved them up just a little longer.
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Prices were lower at Europe's close, as concerns over a global supply glut and traders cashing in after three weeks of gains impacted the price of oil, Reuters reported.
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In other areas, customers might have an easier time finding a check cashing place than a place to deposit their money — if they're able to do so at all.
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This could lead to more customers cashing in their contracts to reinvest in government bonds, meaning net outflows for the life sector, reduced assets under management and lower profitability.
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Players who moved to PSG were seen to be cashing in and taking the easy option, instead of pushing themselves and furthering their careers in a more competitive league.
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His theory is that ClassPass is cashing in on the pool of customers who aren't using boutique fitness studios at all and this provides the perfect introduction for them.
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On the agenda is a lot of talk about the future, but the vehicles scheduled to be revealed are all about cashing in on what's on the streets today.
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The company has also been cutting costs, changing the mix of products it sold and cashing in on its acquisition of pet food business, Blue Buffalo, to boost margins.
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Cashing in after years in public service is a well-trodden path for U.S. policymakers and regulators, highlighting the demand among investors for any exclusive insights they can offer.
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Nadya Suleman — who now goes by Natalie — stepped away from the spotlight in 2013 after cashing in on her "Octomom" fame with a nude photo shoot and sex tape.
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The problem is that China's total oil imports are up 13.6 percent in the first 10 months of 2016, and all of Saudi Arabia's competitors have been cashing in.
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Two different Ohio based t-shirt companies tell TMZ Sports they're cashing in on the reports Johnny Football hit the strip last weekend wearing a blonde wig and mustache.
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Hysterectomies, medical experts say, are never the solution to the problems that women present to doctors, and its demand highlights the issue of private doctors cashing in on ignorance.
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But instead of cashing in with his own line of coloring books, he's collaborated with Faber-Castell on a set of colored pencils that will set you back $2,850.
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The NFL's MVP through the first 3 weeks ain't cashing in on his early season success ... 'cause Patrick Mahomes' agent tells TMZ Sports -- NO BIG DEALS UNTIL THE OFFSEASON!!
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" Markle, who will reportedly collect a six-figure pay-day from the show appeared to confirm her involvement to Inside Edition telling the outlet "Life is about cashing in.
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And, lest you think this is some half-baked plan ... it's a savvy move to keep cashing in on the title of his hit album, music fest and tour.
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Reformists seeking greater democratic changes and moderates supporting Rouhani appear to be cashing in on the lifting of international sanctions the moderate president achieved under last summer's historic agreement.
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Bain joins other property investors who are cashing in on investors' demand for higher yields from REITs at a time of ultra-low and even negative rates in Japan.
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Cashing out the retirement savings before you're 59.5 years old means you'll have to pay income taxes on the money as well as a hefty penalty for early withdrawal.
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The vast majority of these borrowers, more than three-quarters, also have FICO credit scores well above average, which gives them more options for cashing out on their homes.
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Greece announced the 83-year syndicated bond sale on Monday, cashing in on a rally that followed Moody's upgrade of the country by two-notches to B28 on Friday.
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To further complicate matters, struggling small industries aligned with resident artists when landlords, cashing in on the neighborhood's cache, began pushing them out in favor of more affluent tenants.
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The cashing out on the Supercell and Alibaba stock, for instance, was reportedly encouraged by Arora in an attempt to reduce the company's huge debts of around $115 billion.
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But it's inconvenient and, Dempster said, some of their employees end up losing a significant percentage of their annual salary in fees to check-cashing companies like Money Mart.
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Wal-Mart already operates hundreds of money centers within its stores, which offer services like check cashing, money transfers, bill payment along with prepaid debit cards and credit cards.
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Truth is, though, cashing in on of-the-moment pieces would be a whole lot easier if we had the, you know, actual cash to support our buying desires.
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German union Verdi said there was still place in Germany for two department store chains and warned the companies against "cashing in" on prime real estate in inner cities.
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A group managed by Findikoglu then disseminated the stolen debit card information to "cashing crews" around the world who in turn conducted tens of thousands of fraudulent ATM withdrawals.
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Silver was convicted last November for essentially selling his office over the course of a decade, cashing in roughly $4 million in legal fees in exchange for various favors.
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Low-income households can pay ten times more than affluent households for the most basic bank services, like cashing a paycheck, paying a bill or sending money to family.
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As articles have been suggesting for nearly a decade, vinyl is back in vogue; but now, it's reaching a whole new level of mainstream, and corporations are cashing in.
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But in the meantime, there's concern that consumers are getting duped in pharmacies, supermarkets, and convenience stores, and that as a result, natural health product manufacturers are cashing in.
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They're selling the big city houses that are now $2 million-plus, where they went up so much in the last 10 to 15 years, so they're cashing in.
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The 24-year-old, who is also a moderator of the WSM forum, said there are a number of ways of cashing out, if you know what you're doing.
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As California moves to legalize the recreational use of marijuana this November, growers are snapping up land from wine country to Humboldt County in the hope of cashing in.
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He worried that he might offend people who had served or lost loved ones in the war, and that other veterans might think he was cashing in on tragedy.
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Perhaps not, but it is disheartening that a man whose historic candidacy was premised on a moral examination of politics now joins almost every modern president in cashing in.
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Last year's financial results could lend more weight to arguments that a handful of companies, with dominant market shares and outgunned competition, are unfairly cashing in on their control.
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Depop CEO Maria Raga told Hanbury Depops' data shows that US teens are more entrepreneurially minded than their UK peers, who are already cashing in big on the app.
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Silfverberg tied the game in the opening minute of the second period, cashing in Rickard Rakell's pass on Rinne's back side for the ninth goal of his outstanding postseason.
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First 100 Days Briefing ■ The Mar-a-Lago resort doubles its initiation fee — to $200,000 — leading to charges that the Trump Organization is cashing in on its founder's power.
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If you too have been focused on the erratic moves of the administration these past few weeks and you are considering cashing out of the stock market, think again.
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If you're tasked with supplying the festive favors — and cashing out on "penis straws" is not high on your budget priorities — then we've got the tastefully-festive goods for you.
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Jonathan Tobin wrote in the New York Post that the Obamas' Netflix deal shows that former presidents and first ladies are cashing in on their time at the White House.
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A good number of them start out investing their own savings — money stashed away from years of working in tech or from cashing out their company shares after an exit.
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One is an increase in "liquidity events": founders or their heirs cashing out of operating businesses, for instance through initial public offerings, and generating pools of cash that need managing.
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As music streaming continues to grow in ubiquity, a company that's built a platform to collect royalties on music played across billions of streams is cashing in on the opportunity.
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If you've spent years — maybe even a lifetime — building a small business and are starting to think about retiring or cashing out, now may be a good time to sell.
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We're also going to be launching cashing agents so that people can go to those mobile money agents around the corner to cash in and cash out to their wallet.
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That alone may force Shkreli to start cashing out his shares in Phoenixus, while court documents show that Retrophin is still pursuing a civil suit against him, the Journal concluded.
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From an options perspective, it looks as though some investors are cashing in on Box's solid start to the year, according to Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna.
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Bitmain China is one firm cashing in, operating a bitcoin farm on the outskirts of the Gobi Desert near the Mongolian border that mints $318,000 worth of bitcoin each day.
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Their low betting limits prevent investors with extremely valuable information—say, a looming scandal—from cashing in on the value of their knowledge and incorporating it into the market price.
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If the court signs off ... Boxill will have to come up with a good excuse, or the estate will get an injunction blocking him from cashing in on Prince's music.
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Hong Kong-based SenseTime and its rivals are cashing in on heightened investor interest in AI firms that is being stoked by a major push by China into the area.
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Many old-line retailers have struggled to strike a balance between cashing out their valuable real estate and holding on to historic buildings that have come to define their brands.
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Tech has led the S&P 500's 8.2 percent rally this year, but its recent pullback suggests investors may be cashing in those profits to rotate to other sectors.
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Michigan joins ranks of schools with free tuition These firms are cashing in on the $1.4 trillion student loan crisis This student debt strategy can save you more than $18,600
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Without a paycheck, Hicks began rationing her children's asthma medication, considered cashing in a life insurance policy and prayed every day she could keep her family from becoming homeless again.
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Sanders' proposal emphasizes the need to provide any such payments in a way that can serve Americans who may not have bank accounts or a means of cashing a check.
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Therein is probably a lesson about the pitfalls of cashing in on diversity for the sake of diversity, but there have also been many legacy heroes' books that have flopped.
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Vans is celebrating that heritage — and cashing in on its newly chic rep — with a line of apparel and footwear emblazoned with the publication's classic flame logo, introduced in 1981.
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What we do know, however, is that now that the world has given the Iranian nuclear program a stamp of approval, officials in both Tehran and Pyongyang are cashing in.
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CHICAGO, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Cashing in on rising demand for imitation meat, major retailers including Kroger, Target and Walmart recently began to carry Beyond Meat's plant-based burgers and sausages.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Charges on Britons cashing in their pension early will be capped at 1 percent of the pot's value from March 2017, the Financial Conduct Authority proposed on Thursday.
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Another 24.2 million households, or close to 19%, were "underbanked," meaning they had a bank account but also used other financial services like money orders, check cashing or payday loans.
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Mr. Shusterman was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty in 1993, a year before Mr. Cohen married his daughter, to cashing $5.5 million in checks to evade federal reporting requirements.
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Late fees, money-transfer fees, check-cashing fees, exorbitant interest, reconnection fees and overdraft fees all add up to poor people spending proportionally more on financial services than wealthier people.
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Crooks are cashing in on the CBD craze by substituting cheap and illegal synthetic marijuana for natural CBD in vapes and edibles such as gummy bears, an AP investigation found.
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But the thrill I got in mosh pits at 15 has been eclipsed by things like cashing in reward points on my Denny's card and being a functional human being.
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Now a market is developing for these firms to begin cashing out before a suit concludes by selling portions of their portfolios, or even slices of individual cases, to other investors.
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The new documentary That Summer is not just another movie cashing in on Grey Gardens interest, but a peek back through the decades into a formerly closed-off piece of history.
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To make money and advance their technology in the lean years—the ones between mission planning and cashing in on those sweet, sweet space rocks—they sometimes have to get creative.
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It turns out Karev was freaking out because he hadn't checked his account and didn't notice his mom wasn't cashing the checks he sent, so he thinks she may be dead.
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In half-hour weekly installments — or in a weekend binge — Ice Cube and Mr. Hart might have more room to explore their comic chemistry rather than just cashing in on it.
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Worst of all, however, is that this announcement feels like the American entertainment industry is just cashing in on the popularity of "Parasite," and using that film's diversity for financial gain.
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Google will now allow ads to run on addiction-related keywords and phrases after a nearly year-long ban instituted to crack down on shady providers cashing in on vulnerable patients.
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The new generation, having made much of its money in technology and services, is more comfortable cashing out, trading assets and transferring a slab of their wealth to an investment office.
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Blac Chyna can play the game just as well as her BFF -- and maybe better -- 'cause she's officially joined emoji nation, just like Amber Rose, and she's cashing in big time.
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"The consent order emanates primarily from prior banking relationships with certain check cashing service providers – a business we made the decision to exit in 2014," the bank said in a statement.
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SURAT, India (Reuters) - Indian sari manufacturers are cashing in on a wave of patriotism over a dispute with arch-foe Pakistan to create military-emblazoned versions of the traditional woman's drape.
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Other associates of Ecclestone, including Martin Sorrell who is the chief executive of advertising agency WPP and served as an independent director of Formula One's parent company, are also cashing in.
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Shin-Soo Choo erased Oakland's game-long lead in the seventh by cracking a two-run homer to left-center off Yusmeiro Petit, cashing in Delino DeShields' one-out bunt single.
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One need look no further than the fact that Peter "We'll stop it" Strzok still has his security clearance and is still employed by the FBI, cashing paychecks from the taxpayers.
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Traders have attributed part of bitcoin's more than 40 percent drop so far this year to investors cashing out to pay capital gains taxes ahead of the April 17 tax deadline.
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Left winger Brad Marchand scored his 10th goal in as many games to put the Bruins up early, cashing in on a rebound at the 22011:28 mark of the first.
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Republicans who are advocates for the cannabis industry, though, have taken tough criticism from industry critics, who accuse them of cashing in on a booming new business without considering the implications.
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Apple is reportedly looking at cashing in on mobile advertising, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, a move that would mark a departure from recent statements by CEO Tim Cook.
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Venture capitalists have poured roughly $4 billion into direct-to-consumer companies they think are cashing in on relevant trends with unique perspectives and could appeal to large swaths of audiences.
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There are about 3763 vacant and tax-delinquent residential properties in Wilkinsburg, and Penn Avenue has lost most of its businesses except for cellphone dealers, dollar stores and check-cashing operations.
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Even for Washington, the capital of do-overs and the soulless swamp where horrendous mistakes never prevent you from cashing in and getting another security clearance, this is a repellent spectacle.
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Questions have also been raised about a €1.1 million windfall in 2013 — a result of cashing in Danone stock options — just when the company was announcing the elimination of 900 jobs.
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It single-handedly created a market of coffee drinkers in a nation of tea lovers, cashing in on a wave of affluent Chinese who looked to Starbucks as an aspirational brand.
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After Kelly left military service in 2016, he joined the advisory board at Reines's consulting firm, Beacon Global Strategies, cashing a couple of checks before he was summoned to Trump Tower.
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But, the museum's pissed producers brought the show to Vegas ... where the museum alleges producers have been cashing in on its name and the Motown sound for 6 nights a week.
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The hedge fund says the stock sales suggest that Mellanox's top ranks are more concerned with cashing out their holdings than staying financially invested in their company over the long term.
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But he also insisted that throughout his son's basketball career, his first priority had been placing his son in the ideal on-court situation, not cashing in on his son's talents.
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Even if economic theorists think "cashing out" is plausible, Congress is unlikely to ever pass laws, or allow regulators to enforce policies and procedures, that further limit the use of cash.
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But in many ways, the company is simply cashing in on the same dynamics that are driving earnings — and stock prices — of many of the biggest components of the market indexes.
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Dublin rescued the bank in a 21 billion euro taxpayer bailout that began in early 2009 and has been considering cashing out some of its 99.9 percent stake since last year.
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The prosecution also alleged, without providing proof, that Mr. Hernandez had access to large amounts of cash from a check-cashing scheme, persuading Justice Barrett to set the unsually high bail.
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"At the minimum, this creates the appearance of cashing in on the presidency and selling direct personal access to the president," Mr. Weissman said of the new Mar-a-Lago fee.
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As a result, about 6.5% of American households still don't have a bank account, while another 18.7% are "underbanked" — they have an account, but also use check-cashing or payday loans.
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Another startup in India is cashing in on the popularity of WhatsApp, the most popular app in the country with more than 400 million users, to build a business around it.
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It would also make it harder for Maduro and his small circle to continue cashing out on the decreasing oil rents and from buying loyalties across the military and other institutions.
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Adding thousands more cells and beds will surely send that bill — like the profits of the private-prison contractors who have been cashing in on all this misery — through the roof.
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So important, in fact, that he paid off his $0003,2000 home in around three months, cashing out around $26,2000 from a brokerage account rather than keeping the funds invested for retirement.
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They may be cashing in on a sense of insecurity wrought by more frequent terrorist events, including the truck attack in Lower Manhattan in October, and recent natural disasters like hurricanes.
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" Michael Jackson, Mangrove Capital Partners, courtesy of CNBC: "The vast majority of long term holders of bitcoin are still way in the money and have shown no sign of cashing out.
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Also cashing in on the final day of the regular season was Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass-rusher Jason Pierre-Paul, who ESPN reported needed 1.5 sacks to receive an extra $500,000.
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Why it matters: It's a nod to the e-commerce boom, where corporate giants like Amazon and other businesses that bulked up their online presence are cashing in like never before.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNA YouTuber is Cashing In On A Donald Trump ApologyVon Miller's Sex Tape Partner Speaks OutYG Unleashes a Violent Beatdown onstageA Comedian's Racist Run-In at the Olive Garden
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It's great that you're getting early experience confronting an animal so ferocious and pumped-up with testosterone, because I expect you'll be dealing with more of them once you're cashing a paycheck.
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Trump's order is likely to further screw up the Venezuelan government's half-baked plan to help stabilize its crashing economy by cashing in on the cryptocurrency boom with an official state version.
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When you add the fact that the internet makes it possible for these transactions to be anonymous, between strangers, some women are beginning to muse about cashing in on their own panties.
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Prosecutors said Ali plotted to rob a store in the Bronx borough that offers money order and check-cashing services on the 15th anniversary of the attacks on New York and Washington.
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The Mobile Money service was launched in January 2014 with T-Mobile executives hoping to offer a cheaper and easier alternative to check cashing services, but has been little talked about since.
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Volume is expected to continue to diminish ahead of the Easter holiday, and investors were beginning to think about cashing in on a steep rally in stocks over the last few weeks.
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A meme's lifespan is the opposite of a startup's: when a startup goes public, it usually means an influx of money, or the founder cashing out and moving to a private island.
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Clarett ultimately lost his suit and didn't really pan out in the NFL -- but still feels very strongly that top players like Bosa should focus on cashing in at the next level.
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Normally, hotels would be cashing in on the combined 100,000 people expected to flood Cleveland for the Republican presidential nominating convention next week and Philadelphia for the Democratic gathering July 25-28.
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And although it may seem normal now, cashing out north of a thousand dollars for a phone in those days was considered...well, if not crazy, then extravagant at the very least.
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In 2012, Bank of America launched mobile checking, and by the end of the year 4 percent of its 19 million customers were cashing checks through their phones rather than at branches.
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Like the Super Nintendo Classic Edition, the reborn Tamagotchi is yet another attempt by companies hoping to milk a few more dollars from a once-popular product by cashing in on nostalgia.
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The report, titled "Cashing In: How Trump Will Profit Off His Presidency," calls on the president-elect to "completely" sell "his family's stake in his businesses" and to release his tax returns.
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Except what you have above is a ringing endorsement of the very thing Jenner clearly didn't take a single second to think about (while cashing what was undoubtedly a pretty sweet paycheck).
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Last Tuesday, the Raptors made the logical move of cashing in a young, useful player on a good contract and a first-round pick in the loaded 2017 draft for Serge Ibaka.
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More founders are cashing in, but Neumann stands outThe Zynga founder Mark Pincus, for example, sold $109 million worth of his company's stock in a pre-initial-public-offering transaction in 2011.
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Assuming the author is not James Boswell at the side of Samuel Johnson, I am not a fan of memoirs by lower-downs cashing in on their time spent shadowing higher-ups.
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Markets had another jittery week pondering the financial fallout from Britain's vote to leave the EU. Several British commercial-property funds stopped investors cashing out following a rapid increase in redemption requests.
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THE PLACE Bordered by auto shops and check-cashing outlets, the triangular club is up a precarious flight of stairs, practically within arm's reach of the elevated subway platform at Myrtle Avenue.
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Volume is expected to continue to lessen ahead of the Easter holiday and investors were beginning to think about cashing in on a steep rally in stocks over the last few weeks.
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But this is Alibaba, and Chinese brands are also cashing in on the company's increased globalization and international reach, with consumers in some 207 countries buying items in the Single's Day sale.
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The business of posthumous hip-hop releases is a strange one, rifled with tussles for artistic control and accusations of cashing out on legacies whose curators are no longer around to steer.
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"We expect a very calm trading day, with some traders booking profits and cashing out to have money on hand until they assess this season's quarterly results," said a Dubai-based trader.
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In an interview with Money, the billionaire credits the drive to earn his first million to the book "Cashing in on the American Dream: How to Retire at 35 " by Paul Terhorst.
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It can also be important when cashing in on a warranty or insurance policy you've taken out on the device, both of which will likely be tied to the watch's serial number.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMan Tries to Steal Halle Berry's HouseTaylor Swift is Cashing in on her New CatLouis C.K. Gets Surprise Standing OvationGeorge Lopez Says Barron Trump Fair Game in Feud with Prez
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She said she didn't have coverage through her employer, and she and her husband were considering cashing out a stock portfolio before her husband's company added I.V.F. coverage and contracted with Progyny.
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The clerks at Check Into Cash, a national chain that offers check cashing and payday loans, are paid close to minimum wage to do tasks like enter customers' information into a computer.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna are all in when it comes to cashing in on their milestones as a couple ... and they're ready to start talking turkey for a TV wedding special.
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Mr. Aster writes an impressive-looking check and succeeds in cashing it, but on close examination the payout turns out to be skimpier than anticipated, and drawn mostly on someone else's account.
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In the suit, Klauber says the sisters' companies are cashing in on its copyrighted designs by hawking their sexy wares in Nordstrom and on Kylie Shop, her online store -- and without permission.
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Like most startups, its success will depend on whether its founders and investors make money, either by cashing in with an IPO or selling to a bigger company for a tidy profit.
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The Big Game means big paydays for celebs ... and Nicki Minaj, DaBaby, Lil Baby and Yo Gotti are among the famous folks cashing in on appearances at Super Bowl parties in Miami.
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Rasmus Andersson gave the Flames new life by putting them on the board with 84 seconds remaining in the second period, cashing in a rebound for his third goal of the season.
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Belfort sold the production company the rights to his memoir and the sequel, "Catching the Wolf of Wall Street," but he claims the scandal is keeping him from cashing in even more.
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Unfortunately, the moral hazard has also inadvertently led to doctors themselves cashing in on the system, favoring volume over value and offering patients unnecessary treatments and procedures for their own financial gain.
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Just because Blac Chyna's marrying a Kardashian doesn't mean she can get in the club -- the Kardashian sisters are going to war to block her from cashing in on the family name.
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One lucky bettor placed a $400 wager on the Blues at 250-2250 odds when things looked their worst, and now is just four wins away from cashing his ticket for $21,21.
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We've mentioned the rumors that Russia and Venezuela were working on their own cryptocurrencies in the past, but recent news indicates that both countries will be cashing in on the cryptomania very soon.
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And Canada's legal weed market has provided endless opportunities for American cannabis investors who have been prevented from cashing in at home due to the U.S. federal prohibition on cannabis for any purpose.
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The producers say Mackenzie and her mom didn't seem to have any issues with the contract when they were cashing checks associated with music released under the deal -- but in 2016 something changed.
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Cashing in on climate change While President Trump vows to implement an "America First" policy focusing on "untapped shale, oil, and natural gas reserves" and "clean coal", China is aggressively pushing clean energy.
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In St. Petersburg&aposs northern latitudes, the summer season means that night never really falls, and savvy boat owners are cashing in by taking tourists through the city&aposs canals all night long.
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That caused plenty of issues at the time — with scammers cashing in on demand and token buyers themselves left confused — and the approach means there are many caveats around the sale on Liquid.
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We cash checks quickly but drag our feet paying credit-card bills, no matter the financial cost, because cashing a check generates a surge of dopamine but paying a bill makes us stressed.
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Qin Yinglin and Qian Ying of Muyuan, who own China's second largest pork producer, tripled their wealth to $14 billion, cashing in on high pork prices due to an outbreak of swine flu.
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A relaxation of standards would allow American carmakers to continue cashing in on trucks and SUVs, which now account for nearly two-thirds of sales, while putting off expensive investment in new technologies.
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It's a brilliant move for Apple, since they (and any payments company) makes much more money when users hold and spend a balance instead of immediately cashing it out to their bank account.
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Intermedia Labs, the company behind HQ created by Vine co-founders Rus Yusupov and Colin Kroll, has just started cashing in on its steady, twice-daily million-plus viewership with lucrative ad sponsorships.
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Her adoptive father – currently in prison after a conviction last year for crimes that included cashing adoption assistance checks after Erica vanished – allegedly directed authorities where to find her, reports The Charlotte Observer.
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Broadcasters discovered that if they deleted the replay of one of their live videos before cashing out their tips at the end of the month, they'd lose any tips received during the stream.
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Dublin rescued the bank in a 21 billion euro ($23.50 billion) taxpayer bailout which began in early 2009 and has been considering partly cashing out of its 99.9 percent stake since last year.
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Liquidity had already been starting to dry up ahead of the Easter holiday and investors were beginning to think about cashing in on a steep rally in stocks over the last few weeks.
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Data from the city's Department of Consumer Affairs released in October indicated that 11.2 percent of residents have no bank account and nearly 85033 percent use alternative banking such as check-cashing establishments.
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The Palm Beach Post has reported that Florida rehab facilities and sober homes started cashing in by testing patients for drugs up to five days a week, because the law allowed them too.
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That's not to minimize the threat he poses, but to point out that Trump is cashing in on a pattern of contempt for free speech that has been developing for over a decade.
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It could be called "The President Is Cashing In." But the gods are just, and although they denied the gift of literary grace to Patterson, they bestowed on him an even rarer skill.
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Lawmakers have included provisions to prevent wealthy individuals from cashing in on the benefit, and have also exempted industries that offer services — meaning everything from law firms to family dentists could miss out.
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Given the leftward drift of the party and the criticism Clinton and Obama received for cashing in on Wall Street speeches, it's perhaps not surprising that Cuomo and Patrick decided to back out.
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A commentator or analyst may use it in the context of praising a mediocre talent who has no notable skills or stand-out talents but is still somehow cashing a regular NHL paycheck.
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Villaraigosa "took L.A. to the verge of bankruptcy because he was busy promoting himself and cashing in with courtside Laker tickets and other illegal gifts," said Dan Newman, a spokesman for Newsom's campaign.
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But if you cannot handle the risk and think the stock market is too unstable for you, the "Mad Money" host stressed deciding for yourself if cashing out might be the better move.
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In a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Oxon Hill, Md., Ms. Loesch accused the news media of ignoring the N.R.A.'s viewpoint and cashing in on the deaths of students.
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There's an extent to which Fox is trying to have it both ways here: cashing in on a valuable piece of tape from its archives, while trying to do some good with it.
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Corporations are cashing in on these identities by selling gay-themed products during Pride Month — often referred to as "rainbow capitalism" — but too often, the rainbow begins and ends with masculine gay men.
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But, the prospect of him using one of his own resorts to host a high profile international summit is already drawing criticism from those who accuse Trump of cashing in on his presidency.
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Netflix is now cashing in even more on the Fyre Festival disaster by turning it into the premise for a thriller that seems to have partygoers being hunted while stranded on an island.
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Tracy Obolsky, a pastry chef and surfer, traded in toiling at artificially lit Manhattan restaurants (Cookshop, North End Grill, Esca) to open this sun-drenched storefront tucked amid check-cashing and discount businesses.
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At the bar, located on a busy corner between a check-cashing center and a Mexican restaurant, the political persuasions vary, but many regulars are united by their distaste for politics these days.
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Danielle Bregoli came THIS close to cashing a $450,000 check in exchange for speaking at a conference in Hong Kong ... but just like with Dog the Bounty Hunter, it was a total scam.
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Data from the city's Department of Consumer Affairs released in October indicated that 11.2 percent of residents have no bank account and about 22 percent use alternative banking such as check-cashing establishments.
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This year, it's also being cited by some as contributing to bitcoin's slump in January as Asian traders are perceived to be cashing out their cryptocurrencies to buy gifts for the holiday season.
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Not only is Daniels a willing party to the agreement but she is someone who now appears to be cashing in on her 15 minutes of fame in media interviews and the tour.
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A post by Diet Prada, a fashion and culture commentary Instagram account, called out the influencer attendees for "cashing big fat checks" by participating in the country&aposs effort to rehabilitate its image.
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Some operators are cashing in on the CBD craze by substituting cheap and illegal synthetic marijuana for natural CBD in vapes and edibles such as gummy bears, an Associated Press investigation has found.
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"It is devastating on small towns if you see grocery stores close," said Bynum, whose organization has put full service branches in towns that had been limited to ATMS and check cashing services.
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Getting Fox to greenlight his elaborate, expensive space fantasy could have been MacFarlane cashing in a particularly big favor, or Fox throwing a bone to one of its most prolific and profitable creators.
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And it's true that you can see a crowded drum circle on Hippy Hill, shop at overpriced boutiques cashing in on the history, or even at the new Whole Foods that just opened!
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Cashing in on Taylor Swift's latest unconfirmed relationship with actor Tom Hiddleston are several Taobao retailers who have started to sell "insurance" to the singer's fans or anyone interested in making a quick buck.
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Dublin rescued the bank in a 21.5 billion-euro ($2200 billion) taxpayer bailout that began in early 210, and it has been considering partly cashing out of its 28.753 percent stake since last year.
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" Grant added, "For someone to say, 'Oh you shouldn't take any money, you should turn down a paycheck,' go tell your boss you don't want a paycheck for interviewing me because that's cashing in.
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"I thought the person that I was going to be meeting was someone who was cashing in on their brush with famous people, which is not something I'm a huge fan of," Sorkin said.
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Cashing in on the backseat Holoride, a German startup that first began as a moonshot at Audi (AUDVF) and spun off from the automaker in January, wants to bring virtual reality to the backseat.
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But they also said there were more signs that large asset and pension managers - "real money" in market parlance - who bet heavily against the pound last summer were cashing in more of those gains.
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Mom carried my toddler brother and her uncounted bucks out of the check-cashing store and into her car — head swiveling the whole time to see if the furtive twosome or anyone else followed.
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Ten years later, after amassing 50 million rupees in savings - he clarifies that he never borrowed from family - and cashing his equity investments, Modi had enough seed money to start Firestar with 15 people.
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Our share is now worth $60,73.45, which is a lot to have in one deal, but we decide to invest in the new project rather than cashing out and paying the capital gains taxes.
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For Olympians cashing in on #sponcon, this presents a problem: Social media provides a unique platform for athletes to build their brand, earn money, and control the messages that they send to the world.
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Founded in the late 1800s as a hub for mining and ranching, it had become just another windblown town in the West, filled with empty storefronts, mobile homes, and veterans cashing Social Security checks.
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Curfews suck when you're 26 years old ... just ask Lil Durk who's having HUGE problems cashing checks for high-paying, late-night gigs thanks to a court-ordered bedtime in his attempted murder case.
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Equipped with smartphones and selfie sticks, youngsters are cashing in on a live-streaming boom by broadcasting their everyday lives — from singing to playing eSports to putting on makeup or eating an entire pizza.
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He sold the company a year later in exchange for stock and by 22018 he made his fortune by cashing it out for nearly $220 million before the company went out of business. 0003.
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The fund offers founders of startups an alternative to cashing out to the likes of Google, Facebook and Amazon; its massive chequebook also gives those entrepreneurs a better shot at competing with the titans.
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While the concept has seen little practical success, and has created at least one international scandal, the dream of cooling our planet with fertilizer while cashing in on carbon credits never seems to die.
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This means new board members of the trust, which must approve any sale of Hershey, could use such a transaction to substantially reduce its exposure in Hershey by partially cashing out on its stake.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese retailers are cashing in on International Women's Day, offering coupons and discounts on sportswear, cosmetics and healthcare to get women to spend more, dubbing the day "Queens' Day" and "Goddesses' Day".
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Before Wednesday's jump, Whitbread shares were down nearly 2 percent this year, having risen in part on hopes that Premier Inn's domestic hotels would benefit from foreign visitors cashing in on the weak pound.
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Bars in Vietnam's capital are cashing in on the second summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un next week with special concoctions to mark the high-stakes diplomacy.
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Ivanka Trump's clothing company has been hit with a class action lawsuit by a San Francisco rag trade rival who claims she is cashing in on her pop being president of the United States.
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The Punisher (1989), starring Dolph Lundgren in the title role, feels like an action B-movie cashing in on the successes of the bigger stars of its time, like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis.
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Where once these families had access to direct deposits into a bank account, now they must turn to more expensive check cashing services, prepaid cards and other higher cost forms of managing their money.
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What began as a simple tradition of gifting cozy but often less-than-stylish sweaters in the 1980s has semi-ironically inspired a multimillion-dollar seasonal business even other industries are cashing in on.
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Getting to this final 19943 is the golden ticket of Chicago comedy, and there are many stories of unknowns, like the current cast members Cecily Strong and Vanessa Bayer, cashing it in for stardom.
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Analysts and market participants attributed the swoon to a cocktail of factors - margin calls, high valuations, the government's deleveraging program and jittery investors cashing out before long Lunar New Year holidays starting next week.
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For investors who have unloaded it this year — whether by cashing out, purchasing goods and services or using it to buy other digital assets — there's a good chance you owe taxes on your gains.
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But what makes this work a ticket worth cashing in your gilt-edged securities for are its three extraordinary actors, who are the sole occupants of the vast Lyttelton stage for nearly 180 minutes.
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She only learned that her roommate, the leaseholder, had been cashing and keeping the rent money from her and another roommate when the landlord called to say that rent hadn't been paid in months.
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According to the lawsuit, clerks at Illinois branches of Check Into Cash agree not to work at any employer offering services like check cashing, loans or money transmission for a year after they leave.
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That way, if you run into any issues, you have money on hand, rather than cashing out your investments or being forced to pay a penalty to access money saved in a retirement account.
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HLDTOTALL=XPD (GRAPHIC - Palladium ETF holdings vs price: here) Even as prices have surged, speculative investors have remained on the sidelines, limiting their power to disrupt the rally by cashing out of their bets.
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Among the check cashing locations, pawn shops and bodegas that lined the commercial thoroughfare when she was growing up, she said, were street vendors selling an assortment of books — from urban fiction to dictionaries.
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" Cuban's insistence on driving clunkers stemmed from his desire to reach financial independence at an early age, a goal inspired by Paul Terhorst's "Cashing in on the American Dream: How to Retire at 35.
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As the manager of Payne's Check Cashing, I have seen firsthand the very real need for short-term credit in Virginia and the negative effects that onerous regulations can have on businesses and communities.
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He caught the attention of the dealership though — and the internet — by cashing in 45 bitcoins to drive away with a $200,000 2015 Lamborghini Huracan with a white matte wrap and race exhaust features.
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These anxieties mirror the soaring prevalence of labiaplasty – there was a 229% international increase between 2014-15 – and growing trend of vaginal bleaching in recent years, so someone is clearly cashing in on our insecurities.
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A lot of undocumented residents I knew turned to cash-only jobs to ensure that there was no paper trail, or they frequented predatory check-cashing places that charged exorbitant fees but asked few questions.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The week after winning his sixth career Olympic gold in Rio, U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte should have been doing a victory lap, cashing in on his performance with fresh sponsorship deals.
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Other vendors have lost their space to landlords cashing in on Bangkok's booming property market, particularly in the area around Thong Lo. Bangkok's government is not the only one seeking to "tidy up" its streets.
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Craft beer hasn't only pushed Budweiser to change its iconic advertising strategy but is also cashing in on Budweiser money: The beer giant has been buying up craft labels, including Breckenridge Brewery and Four Peaks.
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At the same time, China is changing the terms of its engagement, increasingly cashing in economic connections for political and military ties—again with others, such as Turkey and Russia, looking to do the same.
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What the CELLder Wand really feels like is an early attempt at cashing in on the Harry Potter fandom — and specifically, the upcoming Harry Potter: Wizards Unite AR game coming from Pokémon Go developer Niantic.
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But given it's unclear when concrete rules will be established for transfers between non-custodial wallets and custodial wallets, or for in-person cashing, Facebook and Calibra may need to establish their own strong protocols.
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Even some big-box stores can't resist the temptation to squeeze customers for a little more juice; Best Buy, for example, is cashing in on the demand by selling the new iPhones for $100 extra.
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You gotta watch the video ... McGregor goes off about how everyone in the UFC is trying to be like him these days -- but there's one huge difference ... no one's cashing checks as big as him.
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Betting firms cashing in on the soccer frenzy whipped up by Nigeria's participation in the World Cup say they are finding the payment systems created by local startups such as Paystack are proving popular online.
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To keep employees from leaving after the acquisition, Google created a vesting schedule that prevents Nest's executives from cashing out their shares before a certain date — that date could come as soon as this year.
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Luxury concierge sites are cashing in on the 'GoT' hype and hawking tickets to the season premiere and after-party at the famous TCL Chinese Theatre -- and they're charging up to $10k for a pair.
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Up to five percent of your money goes straight to a check cashing service because you need fast access to funds as you struggle to pay for immediate, basic living costs, like rent or utilities.
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He also set up a self-driving truck company called Otto, which he sold to Uber for $21 million just months after cashing out and quitting Google, even though Otto was barely a year old.
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The brothers bought into that vision in the early days of bitcoin, when it was worth around $8, after cashing out some of the wealth they'd earned in Facebook stock from their settlement with Zuckerberg.
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In Defense of Cash I read Nathan Heller's article, on how electronic payments are making cash transactions obsolete, by flashlight, in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, and I have some questions ("Cashing Out," October 10th).
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That's not to mention the 85033-million-dollar ad buy and pledge to root out corruption in Washington while utterly refusing to condemn the former vice president's son from cashing in on his father's office.
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It revealed the Hunter Biden arrangement with Burisma, exactly the type of deal that Americans so detest yet have come to expect from Washington insiders and their families shamelessly cashing in on all their influence.
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The ban will not start until next year and Hargreaves Lansdown said it will ask the FCA if anyone cashing in a pension from Thursday can have a guarantee that they can reclaim any charges.
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Helgi Walker of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher – who represents the Mississippi check cashing business challenging the CFPB's constitutionality at the 5th Circuit - told me that the CFPB's concession on its constitutionality leaves plenty of questions unanswered.
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But, lest anyone accuse AVAIL of cashing in for a big Coachella check, the band is doing their reunion in the most AVAIL way possible: One show at The National in Richmond on July 290.
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IBM Corp has sued a former vice president for cloud computing, claiming he breached an employment agreement with the tech giant by cashing in stock options soon before he left the company to join a rival.
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A resurgent Boeing has been cashing in on greater availability and declining costs for its 787 Dreamliner, while struggling to contain its European rival in the lucrative segment for large narrowbody jets just above 200 seats.
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Meanwhile, Zeus aims to be "the quantum leap improvement in the experience of trying to rent out your home" where you just punch in your address plus some details and you're cashing checks 2130 days later.
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And, though she loves cashing in her deals to go on hilarious swamp tours with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, perhaps her favorite part of browsing deals is daydreaming about the adventures she could take.
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If you're cashing in rewards for your groceries, grande iced lattes, flights home, or even your weekly mani-pedis, we gotta ask: Why aren't you racking up points for the money you spend on beauty products?
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This user tried an alternative method of colouring, using charcoal to make a reverse image: This one says it's challenging colouring in all the leaves: Basford is one of the forerunners cashing in on this fad.
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"It kind of reminds us of the revival of the old 'company store' policy, where it used to keep the coal miners indebted to the company for all kinds of services ... like check cashing," she said.
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"Investors are cashing in on yesterday's gains, as trade tensions remain alive and well," wrote David Madden, an analyst for CMC Markets, adding a lasting recovery for stocks was unlikely without tangible progress on trade negotiations.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who was still cashing checks from the Trump campaign while he was a paid CNN contributor, resigned from CNN in November of 2016 though he still appears on the network.
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If the Founders were wary of lawmakers boosting their own pay, I can only imagine how horrified they would be by senators cashing their paychecks as they ignore their most fundamental, Constitutional duties as elected officials.
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Not to be outdone by Nike's shameless cashing in on the prop sneakers it created for Back to the Future II, Reebok is releasing the high-top alien-stomping sneakers that Sigourney Weaver wore in Aliens.
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Also, for the many Americans that do not have a traditional bank account, prepaid cards provide a safe place to store and use funds, while avoiding additional fees for alternative financial services such as check cashing.
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But there is a bigger question that "Spider-Man: Homecoming" may answer: Will fans burn out as studios introduce new spins on popular superheroes, or can they continue to reinvent these characters and keep cashing in?
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However, cashing in on strong demand have been specialist thermal coal miners like Australia's Whitehaven Coal, Indonesia's Adaro Energy and Glencore, who have been outperforming their peers from the natural gas market like Santos or Woodside.
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The "Pippa Problem" is over, proclaimed The Daily Beast, resurfacing whispers about palace fears vis-à-vis Ms. Middleton's ability to make a living without looking as if she were cashing in on her royal association.
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There's a solution to that: Give your cryptocurrency to charity via your donor advised fund – an account that you can fund with highly appreciated assets and use for making grants to charities -- instead of cashing out.
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Mr. Otting offered the example of the owner of a vehicle in need of immediate repairs who had few options other than seeking a quick loan from a check-cashing shop or even a liquor store.
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If the labels sell right away, they may be accused of prematurely cashing out; if they wait, they may be accused of holding on too long to money that they have said belongs to their artists.
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And they are helped by a new attitude among financial regulators who have grown more comfortable with online banking and young customers who have no hesitation about cashing a check or sending money on a phone.
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NEW YORK, March 2 (Reuters) - If you are close to retirement in the United States, chances are you do not have to worry about cashing out of the market as it gyrates wildly on coronavirus fears.
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Lindsay paid for it by cashing out his saved up paid time off, working overtime hours and selling his four-door Lincoln sedan in exchange for an SUV so he could haul around jars of sauce.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, in an interview with "Axios on HBO," promised to prohibit his son Hunter, and other family members, from cashing in on his name and position overseas if he wins the presidency.
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An American movie star (Bill Murray), cashing in on his celebrity in Japan, meets a young woman (Scarlett Johansson) who has been temporarily deserted by her husband (Giovanni Ribisi) in this comic melodrama from Sofia Coppola.
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Tube sites, like Pornhub especially, have also found ways of cashing in on fan-performer interactions, creating their own on-site platforms for communicating with porn stars, tipping them, buying their custom content, and so on.
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But while most of those others seem be the work of young, apolitical opportunists cashing in on a conservative appetite for viral nonsense, operators of Patriot News had an explicitly partisan motivation: getting Mr. Trump elected.
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He rejected the idea that he is cashing in on uncertainty that he helped to create, arguing that he originally opposed holding the referendum but, when it was called, had to choose which side to support.
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It's not at all rare to shift out of government into a private sector gig, and the impulse to try to lay the groundwork for cashing out can put subordinates' interests in conflict with their bosses.
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This state of affairs is unexpected in part because I'm an American, and maternity leave for many women in America is six to 12 weeks — and much of that requires stockpiling and then cashing in your vacation.
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Just keep in mind that while Valve is the one alluding to some kind of invisible hand of the market at work here, at the end of the day, they're the ones cashing the checks.[TechCrunch/Steam]
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In the same way own modern games — like the Call of Duty series, which have made an artform of cashing in on human tragedies like World War II — draw on real-world atrocities for video game plots.
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In response to this, Zoomlion has also discussed offering Terex shareholders some type of security that would allow them to benefit from any upside in the potential deal, as opposed to completely cashing out, the sources said.
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The contractor disputes occurred as Adam Neumann was cashing in on his WeWork stake to the tune of a reported $700 million through stock sales and taking out loans, using his shares in the company as collateral.
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The Blackstone Group, the private equity giant, suffered a sharp 77 percent decline in its net income for the first quarter, as volatile market conditions kept the firm from unloading assets and cashing in rich performance fees.
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Shaq's career as a pitchman mostly involves picking up the scraps left over from a Michael Jordan or a LeBron James, and cashing in when the getting's good, with little regard to the product's quality or popularity.
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"I think a good part of the selling was due to cashing out of winning positions people had established earlier in the week," said David Thompson, executive vice-president at Powerhouse, a commodities-focused broker in Washington.
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He did a lot of it through tracking the money and how the money was being laundered by a kind of a check-cashing scheme, and he had connected that money-laundering scheme to the organization itself.
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But it is standard procedure for banks to call B & H to confirm a check is legitimate before cashing one, and by that time on a Friday, the store had closed and no one answered the phone.
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Of course there were many moments where I thought about cashing out, but at that point I would've cashed out and [put it in other coins] because I really didn't want to use the bank system anymore.
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The deal would underscore how pipeline operators are cashing out on some of their assets, so that they can pay down debt and put money into new projects, which have the potential to give them better returns.
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Aly Khan Satchu, an independent trader and analyst, said investors were cashing in on the biggest company by market capitalisation, telecoms operator Safaricom, after it jumped 8.73 percent in the previous two days to a record high.
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These investors receive a tax break for parking their money in the fund, and if they commit to a full 10 years, they pay no tax on their capital gains, the profit they made from cashing out.
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The reality TV star was spotted again at the Wind Creek casino in Montgomery, and she apparently hit the jackpot, because folks who were there, last Friday, tell us Mama June was cashing out a $1,000 ticket!!!
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From Blackburn to Bristol, Leeds to Leicester, gig venues, clubs, and late night drinking dens are cashing up their tills for the final time, replaced by the depressingly obvious glut of identikit flats and chain coffee shops.
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Hopes of cashing in on GoPro user-generated content — as well as its large YouTube audience, which now clocks in at over 4.3 million subscribers and in 2014 boasted status as YouTube's top brand channel — never panned out.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. Gulf Coast refiners are cashing in on rising fuel demand from Mexico, shipping record volumes to a southern neighbor that has failed to expand its refining network to supply a fast-growing economy.
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The conservatives bled support to the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD), which entered parliament for the first time as the third-biggest party, cashing in on anger at Merkel's decision to welcome more than 1.3 million refugees.
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He said it would add to the tens of thousands of Buffalo-area residents who have difficulty accessing bank branches, and likely force many people to rely on costly alternatives such as payday lenders and check-cashing providers.
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A good model to emulate might be Mr Wahlberg, who converted a short music stint and teen-idol status into an incredibly profitable, and acclaimed, cinematic career (he was the highest-paid actor of 2017, cashing in $68m).
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I got an up-close view of the cash economy during my four months working as a teller at RiteCheck, a check-cashing store in the South Bronx, in one of the poorest zip codes in the country.
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The Legislature's newest bad idea is packaged in a bill pending in both houses that would let check-cashing stores enter the lending business, even though these stores have no expertise in judging a borrower's ability to repay.
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Robert Jackson Jr., a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said corporate bigwigs have been selling their shares after the buyback announcements hit, cashing in from the stock price surge that often happens after a repurchase notice.
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The watchdog, which has the power to change market structures and impose fines, said in its plan that it would launch a broad pensions market review and consider additional measures to protect consumers cashing in their savings pots.
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Led by companies like Qudian Inc and PPDAI Group Inc , the Chinese micro-lenders raised $2500 billion with splashy U.S. listings, cashing in on a boom in borrowing by consumers in China with little access to traditional banks.
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But I imagine there's hardly an open-source project out there that hasn't had to police others' use of their code or live in fear of someone cashing in on something they've donated their time to for years.
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The two sides of the issue: Proponents of postal banking argue that the U.S. Postal Service should offer services such as small-dollar loans, checking and savings accounts, debit cards, ATMs, check cashing, bill payment and mobile banking.
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And then, all these people started cashing in on my band, my music, my image, my name, my pictures, telling my story in books and documentaries, in books, in films and magazines and so on and so on.
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The Raiders seem to know that they need to get their deep passing game going, based on comments made by Carr this week, so we could finally start seeing Cooper cashing in on some big plays Thursday night.
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Last month, Japan's Mitsubishi Materials Corp sold its 11% stake in the miner, cashing out after more than 30 years, as part of a realignment of its shareholding portfolio, as pressure on producers of energy making coal mounts.
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A 53 Fidelity report estimated that a 30-year-old worker cashing out a $16,000 401(k) could have had $81,000 by age 67 if they had left that balance alone.) First, figure out what you can't do.
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Clearly cashing in on its status as a "hot" show (if not necessarily a widely seen one), the program has upped its guest-star game, featuring Marisa Tomei, Cherry Jones and John Carroll Lynch in the episodes previewed.
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Amid a record amount of company share repurchases since the 2017 tax-cut law executives have been cashing out their stock and benefiting from the short-term jump in price that typically follows news of a repurchase plan.
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