"American Airlines tickets are charged to the Citi / AAdvantage Platinum card, Delta tickets are charged to the Delta Gold Business card, and some selected business expenses are charged to my PNC Bank Cash Rewards Business Visa," he says.
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Margins are charged to ensure customers can meet their obligations.
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One of the two runs charged to Bundy was unearned.
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Under the scoring rules, the strikeout is charged to Boyland.
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It is generally charged to the donor, not the recipient.
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Electric car batteries should not, generally, be charged to 284%.
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Are the tariffs being charged to China, or to companies?
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Both expenses were charged to his campaign account, prosecutors say.
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One unearned run eventually scored, which was charged to Pineda.
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Ten men have been charged to date in the murder.
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Instead, a fee is charged to vendors referred from the service.
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I rented it for $3.99, charged to the company credit card.
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Two of the runs were charged to Grace on Altherr's homer.
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Altuve ended up on first, with an error charged to Turner.
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This is charged to our room, which we will pay later.
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They will be charged to court for "abetting murder," Dandaura said.
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Blake had to stave off a false start, which was wrongfully charged to him by the team of starters, who took back the red card in favor of a yellow card that was charged to the field.
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Both runners moved up on a passed ball charged to Chris Gimenez.
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The items get charged to their Amazon account automatically as they're exiting.
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Oppo claims the phone can be charged to 40% in 10 minutes.
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The Padres committed four errors in the game, three charged to Myers.
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It can also be fast-charged to 80 percent in 40 minutes.
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It can be charged to nearly full capacity in about an hour.
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A fee would not be charged to individual vehicles across the country.
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Then a cordon of riot police charged to disperse the crowd outside.
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The FBI, in short, did exactly what it is charged to do.
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Two of the five runs in the inning were charged to Bolsinger.
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Some of these injections were reportedly charged to his corporate credit card.
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All three eighth-inning runs were charged to reliever Wade Davis (13-6).
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Those also will be charged to your credit card and become subscription traps.
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We believe those prices should be fairly and consistently charged to all patients.
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Pruitt will face a hostile environment at the agency he's charged to lead.
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All three eighth-inning runs were charged to reliever Wade Davis (33-6).
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No alcohol is permitted to be charged to Parks Vic credit cards.2.
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The company says it can be charged to 71 percent in one hour.
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Lindor was awarded second base on obstruction charged to second baseman Devon Travis.
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That has helped ZTO maintain profit margins as prices charged to customers decline.
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The ink is also magnetically charged to ensure scanners look for the numbers.
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The regulators are currently funded by fees charged to major American financial firms.
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Both hits came off reliever Sammy Solis, with one run charged to Scherzer.
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The second fumble came during the handoff and was officially charged to Wilson.
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People do this so that no money actually gets charged to their card.
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With 42 defendants publicly charged to date, the conviction marked a halfway point.
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Instead of a transaction fee of 2-10 percent typically charged to creators monthly, the fee will soon be charged to patrons, in the form of a 2.9 percent fee plus a 35 cents processing fee for each individual payment.
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The installation fee is usually charged to customers setting up a new Comcast service.
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When you shop in an actual store, you're not charged to try something on.
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It's a chocolate peanut butter combination with blueberries, automatically charged to my debit card.
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Each run charged to Nolasco was allowed to score by Twins reliever Taylor Rogers.
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Then it gradually declined to today's 214 percent, charged to amounts over $2000 million.
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Scott Alexander replaced Kennedy and Sanchez scored on a passed ball charged to Butera.
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Those fees were charged to cover a review process and vetting for each fundraiser.
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Five officers were placed on administrative leave but none have been charged to date.
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Some of that, however, is repaid to Fortress through fees charged to each company.
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The two of us rack up a $150 bill, charged to my company card.
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Reliever Dan Winkler allowed an RBI single, and that run was charged to Soroka.
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I balked at the fees he charged to meet with patients one-on-one.
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A settlement is pending, and drivers can now view the prices charged to passengers.
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Fees charged to consumers for each plastic bag undermine the foundation of this myth.
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The money didn't come close to the $7,500 charged to get her nephew out.
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Individual executives have been charged to show "serious crimes have serious consequences," McCarthy added.
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For starters, you can redeem your rewards for travel purchases charged to your account.
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Fees charged to 1.401(k) plan participants have been in legal crosshairs for years.
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James McCann reached on a passed ball charged to catcher Kurt Suzuki while striking out.
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Is there an opportunity then for when this is charged to become more than assault?
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That money will go towards victims charged to have their entries removed from the website.
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The money will be charged to donors if she votes to approve Kavanaugh, organizers said.
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Then they broke things open in the seventh with three runs, all charged to Kelly.
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Perhaps he is counting on those already charged to provide evidence against more prominent officials.
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Interchange fees, for example, are charged to merchants when customers pay using a credit card.
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These fees are charged to the guest buying a gift, the couple, or both. HoneymoonWishes.
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New transport lines, funded via grid fees charged to consumers, will take years to build.
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However, rates charged to lease palladium have spiked in recent weeks, suggesting availability is tight.
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The predictable loss went on Wilk's record, but it should have been charged to Harvey.
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Then a cordon of riot police used tear gas and charged to scatter the crowd.
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Ordinarily, a lawmaker would have 30 days after being charged to put in a request.
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BME approved on Tuesday the distribution of a second interim dividend charged to 2019 earnings.
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Some are eliminating fees charged to restaurants for using their services and providing cleaning supplies.
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For example, the well-intentioned decision to limit the size of the premiums that can be charged to older people to three times what can be charged to younger people has resulted in higher premiums for younger Americans, which has in turn discouraged sign-ups.
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Instead of waiting in line to check out, the items get charged to the user's Amazon.
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Since she has her mom's credit card on file, her whole basket got charged to it.
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It promoted heavy drinking, smoking and lousy, overpriced food that privileged customers charged to their companies.
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It reiterated that prices charged to customers in Germany would likely slip 2.0 percent this year.
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Plans were prepared Friday for anyone charged to be taken into custody as soon as Monday.
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CNN is not naming any of the people charged to avoid potentially identifying sexual assault victims.
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J.P. Howell (1-1) took the loss after the go-ahead run was charged to him.
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Roof will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment.
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Roof will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment.
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I and my colleagues were left to defend the extravagant expenses he charged to our clients.
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In response to these losses, the FHA increased the mortgage insurance premiums it charged to borrowers.
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Every time trades are made, other, much higher fees than an FTT are charged to investors.
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One said he was relieved that travel, per diem expenses and overtime wasn't charged to his region.
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A service or purchase charged to your credit card, for example, might be disputed through your issuer.
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Prior to this test, the only people who were charged to use the service were event organizers.
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After doing so, all your purchases will be charged to PayPal — no credit or debit card required.
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That's because banks make money on the gap between interest paid on deposits and charged to borrowers.
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Atlanta cut the gap with three seventh inning runs, all charged to left-handed reliever Justin Wilson.
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The run was not charged to Quintana however, as Cheslor Cuthbert reached on an error by Abreu.
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The palm-size textile device can be fully charged to 1.2 volts by self-harvesting solar energy.
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A palm-sized amount of the textile can be fully charged to 1.2 volts through solar energy.
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The downside, however, is that this only really holds true for expenses charged to my Apple Card.
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You don't pay for the membership until it's automatically charged to your card at a later time.
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If they take something off the shelf and walk out with it, it's charged to their account.
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By then, Wright had charged to the field by himself, to his old spot at third base.
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On the plus side, the battery can be fast charged to 60 percent in about 50 minutes.
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When he left the game, the Mets already trailed 6-3, all the runs charged to Harvey.
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"It just didn't make sense," Tenev said of the trading commissions charged to buy and sell stocks.
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One of the instruments for cost recovery available to investors is the tariff charged to electricity consumers.
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When charged to write an official definition for the word twerk, she took to the task with aplomb.
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And the landlord is unlikely to think much about the fees charged to tenants when choosing an agency.
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Crucially, however, all are outside the EU's customs union, an agreement which regulates tariffs charged to third countries.
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In August, he eliminated the $160 "reciprocity" fee that had been charged to U.S. tourists entering the country.
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"He's willing to spend his time helping us do what we're charged to do," Carter said of Schmidt.
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Asensio tucked in the fourth goal after Marcelo had charged to the byline and Real's dominance was complete.
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Calling this a "transparency rule" is a cruel joke on the very people EPA is charged to protect.
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Ramos's home run accounted for the first run charged to Salas in his seven appearances as a Met.
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If this total were charged to just one card, you'd accumulate all your rewards in the same currency.
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Rondon allowed another run charged to Lester, who yielded three runs and five hits in four-plus innings.
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These partners set the prices charged to senders and are the ones being squeezed by a price war.
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As you leave the store, sensors automatically track your exit and purchases are charged to your credit card.
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The error was charged to Smith, who had entered as part of a double switch in the 12th.
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Staff members were reportedly put up at a nearby hotel, with the rooms charged to the federal government.
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The ECB's deposit rate is -0.4 percent, meaning banks are charged to park the money at the central bank.
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Overall final goods prices -- the prices of finished products charged to businesses -- fell 2.1 percent from a year earlier.
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Negative rates on the ECB deposit facility mean commercial banks are effectively charged to store cash with the institution.
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The runs weren't charged to Roark since the inning was extended thanks to an error by shortstop Trea Turner.
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But it could take several months or years to implement the rebranding in federal regulations charged to the agency.
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Fees were charged to record vital statistics, and they seemed beside the point if the child had already died.
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The full committee recently passed a bill to prevent the FCC from regulating Internet service rates charged to customers.
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As a credit card issuer, it receives interchange fees that are charged to the businesses that accept their card.
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Plans were prepared Friday for anyone charged to be taken into custody as soon as Monday, the sources said.
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The partnership also means ad-tech fees charged to publishers will be reduced "significantly," Green said, without being specific.
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Pittenger said the service is free for consumers, with a fee charged to vendors at the time of booking.
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And now Ms. Hirshland and the rest of U.S.O.C. leadership have been charged to listen when the athletes speak.
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We lazily order room service from bed and have the bill charged to the remaining credit on the room.
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Charlotte, beginning a five-game homestand, committed 15 first-half turnovers compared to only three charged to the Suns.
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Zeus makes money by charging landlords one free month of usage, and marking up the rent charged to customers.
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An additional $12,000 was charged to cover the carpets used for Trump's meeting with Kim at the Capella Hotel.
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Competition will be relentless, and with it the drive to reduce subscription or per-mile prices charged to customers.
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AMP defended its business model, saying that the fees it charged to invest people's retirement savings left customers better off.
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Her contributions became less traditional after she read about the criticism he received for $400 haircuts charged to his campaign.
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Wonder Woman has been a hot topic ever since Diana Prince charged to the top spot, and everyone is noticing.
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But individual health insurers usually have to negotiate rates with dialysis providers, sometimes paying several times that charged to Medicare.
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Elsewhere, Yvonne Bannigan, the Vogue grifter, thinks of the $50,000 worth of goods she charged to her boss's credit card.
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Ms. Vincent bought portable battery packs to keep her phone charged to stay up-to-date on potential fire evacuations.
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The company said it hasn't yet figured out if congestion pricing fees would be charged to its drivers or passengers.
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The run scored when Joe Kelly, who relieved Scott, uncorked a wild pitch, but the run was charged to Scott.
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Austin singled with one out and scored on a throwing error charged to right fielder Mikie Mahtook on Adrianza's double.
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This includes the amount of money for which Kittos would have charged to license the photograph to the Trump campaign.
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This should have never been charged to me and now I am 8 months pregnant and $200 in the hole.
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The tax applies only to amounts above a given threshold, and lower rates have often been charged to smaller estates.
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The rest of its revenue comes from an initiation fee charged to online retailers when they first adopt the service.
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The current negative deposit rate effectively means euro zone banks are being charged to park cash at the central bank.
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Furthermore, Elevate faces regulatory risk as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) seeks to cap interest rates charged to borrowers.
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Rookie Tyler Motte charged to the net and swept a shot past Elliott's right leg pad for his third goal.
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His brother Jake Solomon said they "realized thousands of dollars had been charged to his account in Milan," NBC reports.
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However, Novartis said this price will not be charged to patients who do not respond within a month of treatment.
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The SNB generated 1.2 billion Swiss francs from negative interest charged to banks and other deposit-holding institutions in 2015.
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OTC fees would not be charged to miners or consumers who use LME prices to structure a physical supply contract.
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And Ben Carson, Trump's housing secretary, is scrambling to return a $31,000 office-furniture order that he charged to taxpayers.
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He charged to field a one-hopper and then make an accurate throw to first to retire the second batter.
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The solicitation lists several fees that cannot be charged to students, including those for annual membership, activation and account maintenance.
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Robertson struck out Jason Castro, ending the inning, but the damage was done with the run being charged to Green.
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Throughout the book, the authors bring up arguments and ideas that leave you feeling hopeful and charged to take action.
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He instead proposed allowing the EPA to fund the energy efficiency certification through fees charged to companies that use it.
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The Cubs added six more runs in their half of the seventh, all eventually charged to Marlins reliever Brian Ellington.
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Moustakas took second on a passed ball charged to catcher Travis d'Arnaud, matching his passed-ball total for last season.
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He is the 2000rd parent of 35 charged to receive a sentence in the scheme, led by consultant William Singer.
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The money the drivers receive from Uber and Lyft, from direct fees charged to passengers, is barely getting them by.
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All of the runs were charged to Houston starter Doug Fister (231-24), who never made it out of the fifth.
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The platform is free to students and employers — companies are not charged to post a job or connect with a school.
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Google Photos can also be set to only do backups while your phone is being charged to minimize any battery drainage.
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Hargreaves Lansdown executives waived their full-year bonuses and also management fees charged to clients which were trapped in the fund.
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Astros manager A.J. Hinch replaced Keuchel with Ken Giles, and all three baserunners eventually scored, all three runs charged to Keuchel.
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The membership is automatically charged to my credit card at the end of each month, and yet it always surprises me.
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Securus previously challenged efforts by the FCC to impose caps on the rates and fees charged to prison pay phone users.
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HP claims the battery will last for 22 hours, and it can be charged to 21 percent in just 2999 minutes.
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Wells Fargo ultimately determined that there were $2.6 million in fees that were charged to 115,000 accounts, averaging $25 per account.
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He walked two, allowed an infield single and hit a batter, with three of the four runs charged to him earned.
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Upton and Albert Pujols added RBI singles in the inning, all three runs charged to Royals reliever Tim Hill (23-2).
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All three runners reliever Jesse Chavez inherited scored and were charged to Smyly, running his ERA to 7.15 through three starts.
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And because it came from someone charged to protect and serve, it drove my shame and embarrassment to a paralyzing level.
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Still, Musk said the truck's battery pack, built into the floorboard, can be charged to 80% of capacity in 30 minutes.
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The drivers said Uber breached its contract with them by not giving them their full share of fares charged to passengers.
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The startup gives artists a ton of data about who's buying, and keeps a 10% service fee charged to the customer.
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The ID cards will also make it easier for local governments to account for the people they are charged to protect.
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The other $5 that Marlin charged, to cover salaries, taxes, equipment and a sliver of profit, was now just red ink.
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Some were also charged to court, we are investigating all these allegations and questioning all those who went on the raids.
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Whatever I wanted, I charged to my credit card or put a little bit down and made payments on the balance.
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A load FEE is a sales charge or commission charged to an investor when buying or selling in a mutual fund.
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The company reported fee income — money charged to clients for services, rather than gains from investments — of $66 million in 2006.
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Cook said the 78th had some of the toughest fighting of the brutal battle as they charged to take Hill 145.
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The defenseman charged to the net during a scramble and was rewarded with his first NHL goal since March 23, 2017.
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The fees were charged to the Target Center, and the center allegedly attempted to pass on the charges to the campaign.
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And I'd say the boot on the Hill went from members being super charged to, yeah, I'm ready to go home.
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Angels LHP Jose Alvarez then surrendered a three-run homer to Astros C Brian McCann, two of the runs charged to Chavez.
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On Friday, four additional teens were charged in connection with David's kidnapping and murder, bringing the number of teens charged to five.
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" The money he pays will go toward reimbursing the people he allegedly charged to have their images removed from the site. "MyEx.
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People are paying big money to take part in these unregulated studies, even though people are typically not charged to join them.
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The records show no tickets were charged to the card on September 2100 and 25 — the days when she did not perform.
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It takes about 2129 minutes to cross the bridge into the city, and the toll is $218 charged to my FasTrak (prepaid).
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Presumably, this statute would protect members of the public from being charged to beta test a technology that hasn't been deployed yet.
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Credit Suisse disputed the report's findings, saying banking fees charged to arrange loans for Mozambique's state-owned companies amounted to $23 million.
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The designers of the PLZT goggle had found that the material could be discharged quicker than when charged to change the transmittance.
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The company charges a delivery fee to consumers, but also generates revenue from fees charged to partnering merchants, and, notably, through advertising.
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Hopper makes money when users book through the app, thanks to compensation from airlines and a $5 convenience fee charged to consumers.
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New York has embraced the idea of congestion pricing, in which drivers will be charged to enter the busiest parts of Manhattan.
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He wasn't going to allow them to be charged to park to sit in the hot sun and watch fumble-recovery drills.
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The major caveat with Plastiq is that, for most consumers, a fee of 2.5 percent is charged to every bill you pay.
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Overall final goods prices - the prices of finished products charged to businesses - rose 1.4 percent from a year earlier, the data showed.
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Chicago's big second-inning rally all came with two outs and was aided by three errors charged to rookie shortstop Kevin Newman.
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Notably, however, if this doesn't happen, there is a small non-refundable deposit charged to the lead booker to reserve the booking.
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Then I put on some makeup and get dressed for my audition before putting in a Starbucks mobile order (charged to my account).
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This does not affect OMV Group equity since corresponding currency exchange translation effects were directly charged to OMV group equity in prior periods.
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But however ridiculous and bothersome the fees we've dealt before are, they're nothing compared to one recently charged to a Thai Airways passenger.
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That means cardholders will automatically receive up to $300 in statement credits to reimburse them for travel-related purchases charged to the card.
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While Biggins would not spell out what kinds of fees are charged to restaurants, she did give some detail of how it works.
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Recurring expenses are expenses people typically "just don't think about," he added, especially if the expense is automatically charged to a credit card.
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DOJ itself garnered criticism earlier this year when EPA reported that the amount of civil penalties charged to polluters dropped significantly under Trump.
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It's all-inclusive and cashless; one fare and one email receipt, automatically charged to your credit card after rolling up to your destination.
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Like Tesla vehicles using that company's Supercharger stations, the Enspire can be charged to 28.83 percent of its battery's capacity in 40 minutes.
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All of those runs were charged to Cashner, who allowed seven runs on seven hits with five walks in 5 2/3 innings.
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Given back the lead, Lester, the postseason veteran, stayed cool and ended up going six innings, with both Cleveland runs charged to him.
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The mechanism was designed to prod younger, healthier people to buy coverage, thereby lowering the insurance risk and rates charged to all buyers.
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The coalition found that over six years, more than 265,000 fines and fees, totaling almost $57 million, had been charged to former inmates.
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Lower costs would mean the company could fund operations exclusively through fees charged to sellers, Ferguson said in an interview with Business Insider.
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We also have several independent contractors who do work for us regularly, and the invoices are charged to our Southwest Premier Business card.
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Wisconsin pledged to provide what it legally could, if the commission paid the $12,500 fee charged to anyone who copies the voter rolls.
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Historically, research was seen as "free" and bundled with the trading fees charged to an asset manager, who then passed them on to customers.
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After a single by Grossman, Mauer singled to drive in a run and tie the game at 1-1, the run charged to Ohtani.
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Lower costs would mean the company could fund operations exclusively through fees charged to sellers, co-founder Dave Ferguson told Business Insider last year.
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Employees can use the self-service machine to "buy" parts by scanning their work ID and the cost is automatically charged to their department.
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Were you one of the many parents surprised to find hundreds of dollars' worth of Smurfberries charged to your card a few years back?
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The company makes its money on per-seat fees charged to the companies that make and distribute the applications that run on its service.
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They could lower the cap on non-audit fees charged to an audit client from today's generous level of 70% of the audit fee.
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"This should have never been charged to me and now I am 8 months pregnant and $200 in the hole," one expectant mother writes.
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The automated system and ensuing reviews must consider all the factors involved in the calculation from the rate charged to the frequency of payment.
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Baggage fees charged to passengers has been another boon to carriers — U.S. airlines' raked in a record $4.2 billion from that business last year.
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All four runs were charged to Perdomo, who gave up seven hits and two walks and struck out four in 5 1/3 innings.
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AFSCME that said fees public-sector unions charged to workers who are not members of the union violated their rights for the same reason.
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Leonard made the technical foul shot, then cut the lead to five when he converted both free throws on the foul charged to Cousins.
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P. brought me home via Grab (charged to his card) and went back to the mall to catch the last bus to his place.
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If possible, it should be given subpoena power and charged to conduct a comprehensive, systematic, interdisciplinary investigation that would produce a technically-sound report.
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For instance, when it comes to prescription drug coverage, there can be a huge disparity among providers in the price charged to plan participants.
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These are the values the Department of Labor must promote and protect, and these are the solemn responsibilities charged to the next Labor secretary.
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These higher rates were only charged to a few people, and they were similar rates to what everyone is now paying under the ACA.
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Cameron Maybin followed with an RBI double off Tyler Clippard to tie the game at 3-3, with the run being charged to Tanaka.
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As part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, the Durbin amendment limits the fees charged to retailers for debit-card processing.
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In most cases, however, they are charged to companies engaged in profit-making business activity, not utilities making emergency repairs after a natural disaster.
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The amount charged to the nation was $452.43 — the cost, more or less, of the gear that Spalding's had contributed to hockey's war effort.
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In June 2009, Wells was one of about 30 banks that were sued over overdraft policies designed to maximize the fees charged to customers.
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While you can't deduct credit card interest, you may be able to write off interest you paid on business expenses charged to your card.
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Mr. Fisher and his firm make most of their money from fees charged to clients, which can range from 0.5 percent to 1.5 percent.
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He added that Microsoft will also expand an internal fee that it has charged to its business groups to account for their carbon emissions.
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Patrick also mentioned a second law that was recently passed that waives the fees charged to private institutions that have their own security teams.
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The regulator said the fees were even charged to customers during the 2018 Royal Commission hearings, at which the bank's executives defended the practice.
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Shyp then would hand off the packages to a delivery service like FedEx or UPS, the cost of which was also charged to the customer.
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In addition to the futility from the floor, the two teams combined for 17 turnovers in the first 20 minutes, nine charged to South Carolina.
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That's because they make money on net interest income, or the difference between interest paid out on deposits and what's charged to customers on loans.
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Exane BNP Paribas automotive analyst Stuart Pearson said little was known about the allegations, but no signs had emerged about fixing prices charged to consumers.
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Still, it's always good to know how to lower the amount charged to your credit card, especially if you already have digital cash to spend.
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New York's financial regulators have subpoenaed LendingClub over interest rates and fees charged to New Yorkers, sources briefed on the matter confirmed to CNBC Wednesday.
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With it, the Oppo F9's battery was charged to 9% after 93 minutes, 19% after 10 minutes, and a whopping 56% after 29 minutes.
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Read on for a refresher on all the many twists and turns to date, from those who have been charged to controversies surrounding the probe.
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"If you walk for exercise, put on your headphones, put on a good playlist, because you do become more internally charged to music," says Anderson.
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In America non-audit fees charged to the same client amount to a quarter of audit fees; in Britain the figure is around a half.
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The idea of savers being charged to keep their money in the bank might seem extraordinary even in an era of unprecedented monetary policy measures.
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A recent Forbes report notes that gross bookings (fares charged to the app before drivers and customers get their cut) were way up in 2015.
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And just like the S7, the battery can be fast charged to about 60% from 73% in about 30 minutes and supports fast wireless charging.
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In the end we agreed asettlement amount that has two main components, there's 3.1 billion dollars ofupfront cash payment which is charged to the accounts.
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DeGrom (8-7) allowed an unearned run — due to an error questionably charged to him — on seven hits and no walks while striking out nine.
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Kemp, though, didn't play favorites with another RBI single — the hit off Ramirez but the run charged to Pena — for a 2-0 Dodgers lead.
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The Mets scored a run charged to Grace in the seventh, when Jeff McNeil laced a leadoff double and scored on Michael Conforto's sacrifice fly.
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As a shareholder of Seritage, Lampert's hedge funds can profit from higher rents charged to new retail outlets that move into the shuttered Sears locations.
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The secret wait list scandal of 2628 revealed a VA that was more worried about its reputation than the veterans it was charged to support.
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The run was charged to deGrom, whose record in day games remains remarkable: 15-3 with a 1.56 earned run average in 29 career starts.
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The 50 kWh battery can be fast-charged to 80 percent in 30 minutes, and the battery's status can be checked in the "myOpel" app.
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They were found hiding in the West Nile region bordering eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, and will be later charged to court.
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Postmates is also working to launching an emergency waiver on fees charged to restaurants and stores that have yet to sign up for the platform.
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Four years later, a Giants team that was 9-7 in the regular season, barely made the playoffs but charged to another Super Bowl victory.
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While being depth-charged to the surface, the submarine's captain and the political officer voted to fire their torpedo at a United States Navy target.
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Since the beginning of 2017, mainland Chinese buyers have acquired more than 1,000 private homes in Singapore, despite a 20% stamp duty charged to foreigners.
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But as Magnises expanded, members complained that offers, like Beyoncé tickets, never materialized, and that annual dues were charged to their credit cards months early.
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Some lawmakers have taken aim at the BBC's main source of funding: the £154 annual license fee charged to all television viewers across the country.
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There were savings in billed office visits—presumably due to the intervention of nurse practitioners employed by ESCOs whose services are not charged to Medicare.
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In August, the New York State Liquor Authority proposed a policy that could effectively put a cap on commissions charged to restaurants with liquor licenses.
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He said Microsoft would widen the reach of an internal fee that it has charged to its business groups to account for their carbon emissions.
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His company's water comes from 50 kilometers away from the city, and the fee charged to buyers is 2,000 rupees ($27.20) for 24,000 liters, he said.
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A misconduct inquiry on Australia's financial sector exposed instances of cash bribes paid to win mortgage business and fees charged to the accounts of dead customers.
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But he turned on the afterburners to pass a shuffling Sanders less than five kilometers from home and looked amazingly fresh as he charged to victory.
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Employees can even make calls via WeChat Enterprise that are charged to their company's bill — an offer that we haven't seen in similar office chat programs.
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The Tesloop Model S has only degraded about 83%, even though it's being charged to 100% every day, rather than the default—and recommended—90% charge.
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The Network does work on reforming pretrial detention, sentencing, probation and parole, civil asset forfeiture laws, and the fines and fees charged to defendants and inmates.
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But highlighting these instances of incompetence may distract from the real issue: These six Baltimore police officers never should have been criminally charged to begin with.
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But NerdWallet's O'Shea said flat, recurring fees charged to accounts without much money in them can quickly eat into the savings people are trying to build.
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In the most recent NABE survey 58% of respondents reported rising labor costs, the highest on record, while just 19% reported higher prices charged to customers.
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The age rating band, or the requirement that premiums for older people be no more than three times the amount of premiums charged to younger people.
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Washington pulled within 3-2 in the seventh when Victor Robles scored from second on a two-base passed ball charged to Mets catcher Wilson Ramos.
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We must address the divide between American communities and the police charged to protect them, or we must expect these horrific acts of violence to continue.
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The OWA will double indefinitely its levies charged to all petroleum producers to a total of C$60 million a year, starting in 2019, Notley said.
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Gas pipeline operators typically earn a government-set fixed return on their investments, which can only be charged to consumers if regulators consider the investment necessary.
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One example of a potential rollback on regulations is repealing the Durbin Amendment, which imposes limits on debit card swipe fees that are charged to merchants.
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"This common sense, bipartisan bill will require the USDA to adhere to the same animal welfare standards that the department is charged to uphold," he added.
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Freshmen Nate Watson and Mak Ashton-Langford keyed a 12-0 surge that gave Providence the lead and the Friars charged to a five-point lead.
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This means that for every dollar charged to the Capital One Venture card, you're essentially earning 1.5 JetBlue points, if you used them in that manner.
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Insurance companies could charge a 64-year-old customer five times the price charged to an 18-year-old one, to cite the most extreme example.
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Fossil also says the smartwatch can control music playback, call your phone, and its 55 mAh battery can be charged to 100 percent in 60 minutes.
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The U.S. Constitution does not specifically prohibit presidents from pardoning themselves before they're formally accused of wrongdoing (a person need not be charged to be pardoned).
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And the Supreme Court should send a clear message that upholding the law, which lawyers are charged to do, should not be conflated with violating it.
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And for this median household to make mortgage payments, after a 5% down payment (charged to eight credit cards), on a median home is completely illusory.
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Four of Seattle's five runs in the eighth were charged to Price, who allowed seven hits over seven-plus innings and did not factor into the decision.
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The effect of the change is this: Cities will take in considerably less revenue from fees charged to telecom providers for mounting wireless equipment on city property.
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The documents do not say what expenses were charged to American Express, and three federal law enforcement agents said investigators are still trying to figure it out.
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Given that the loan prime rate is charged to the best and least risky customers, it became the unofficial minimum interest rates on bank loans in China.
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The prime minister used it again on October 12th when her government published draft legislation proposing caps on prices charged to millions of electricity and gas customers.
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The right-hander gave up an RBI single to Martin Maldonado in the sixth inning Wednesday, but the run was charged to White Sox starter Miguel Gonzalez.
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The EU said that fees charged to retailers when they accept Visa cards issued outside the EU could raise prices of goods and services for all consumers.
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Investigators are looking into whether Mr Sarkozy was aware that a system of false invoices charged to the party were in fact used for his own campaign.
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A stream of Chipotle customers have said their accounts have been hacked and are reporting fraudulent orders charged to their credit cards — sometimes totaling hundreds of dollars.
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The reimbursements, known as cost-sharing reductions, are for discounts in the out-of-pocket health costs charged to low-income Obamacare customers by their insurance plans.
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To whom does the nation turn if the agency charged to conduct investigations — unperturbed by cultural, political or moneyed interests — becomes commonly perceived as subject to manipulation?
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Renault has also turned over evidence that the 13,000-euro ($56,145) rental of Ghosn's Chateau de Versailles wedding in 2016 had been improperly charged to the company.
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My favorites include club lounge access, free breakfast for four, waived resort fees, and waived parking charges at properties where it can be charged to your room.
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Parker replaced Bedrosian and gave up consecutive sacrifice flies to Elvis Andrus and Adrian Beltre — both runs charged to Bedrosian — as the Rangers got within 7-6.
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The lady said my phone needed to be charged to 50 percent for the video to work, but my phone hasn't seen 50 percent in two years.
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Earlier this year, the company's researchers announced that their latest generation of batteries could be charged to 75 percent in just five minutes—without sacrificing energy density.
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Renault has also turned over evidence that the 50,000-euro ($56,145) rental of Ghosn's Chateau de Versailles wedding in 2016 had been improperly charged to the company.
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Revenues at its lettings business fell only 3 percent last year but government plans to ban fees charged to tenants is likely to hit its business model.
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The Cardinals scored all six of their runs in the sixth, with four charged to Wheeler — whom the Mets acquired in 2011 when they traded away Beltran.
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The U.S. ride-sharing company says its could face 20% VAT on gross booking fees - the amount passengers pay — or on its service fees charged to drivers.
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The runs were charged to Roark, whose final line was four runs and seven hits allowed in 4 2/3 innings, with one walk and eight strikeouts.
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These fees are charged to investors even after they have become fund owners, and they are used to pay financial services companies to sell the mutual fund.
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A foul call against Houston's Austin Rivers was overturned on a challenge by the Rockets with 1:14 play and the foul was instead charged to VanVleet.
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One motive is clear from both individuals: race played a brutal role in their decisions to execute men who were charged to protect and serve their communities.
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It's a sensible reason and people were less mad about the slowdown than they were about not being told and the costs Apple charged to replace batteries.
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The plaintiffs argue that Apple illegally monopolized the distribution of iPhone apps and that the commissions it charged to app developers inflate the prices consumers' pay for apps.
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"The SEC's guidance will harm the very investors the commission is charged to protect," said Rob Collins, senior advisor to the Council for Investor Rights and Corporate Accountability.
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When charged to a full 100 percent, the Mark Zero is able to deliver a full 311 miles (500 km) of range in the EU's new WLTP cycle.
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Sevastova was gifted a break to open the third when Sharapova double-faulted and the rattled Russian was broken again as the Latvian charged to 3-0 lead.
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Motsoaledi said the amendment meant that every amount charged to a patient will be fully settled by the scheme so that the sick are not "burdened" with payments.
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Private equity firms pay corporate taxes under the partnership structure on the management fees charged to investors, but are mostly shielded from paying these taxes on performance fees.
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RHP Chien-Ming Wang retired only one of the eight hitters he faced in the ninth, allowing four runs charged to him, plus two inherited runners to score.
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Two of the runs were charged to Sims, who allowed seven runs on six hits while walking four and striking out four in his three-plus inning outing.
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Higher potash prices charged to millions of Indian farmers will hurt demand in one of the world's largest importers of the fertilizer, raising concerns for big global suppliers.
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Jay Bruce hit a three-run homer, accounting for all three earned runs charged to Ray, who lamented the 0-2 pitch which resulted in the Bruce homer.
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In the three trading days after the Lehman bankruptcy announcement, the premium banks charged to lend to one another in dollars rose by about half a percentage point.
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The cost can be steep, depending on the purchase price, but it is much like mortgage insurance, charged to borrowers with lower down payments or lower credit scores.
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One customer felt so out of it, having had £211674,23112 [$2121,2111] charged to his card, that he bought a drug test kit and came up positive for methadone.
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The reason it would want to do that is because payroll taxes charged to employers – unlike personal income taxes – remain fully deductible under the new federal tax law.
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Behind about 143 riders with a kilometer to go, Sagan charged to overtake the runner-up Alexander Kristoff and Arnaud Demare, who finished third, at the finish line.
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Like many of its rivals, Revolut currently sources most of its revenues from fees charged to merchants every time a customer uses their card to pay for something.
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However, have no fear, if you accidentally get too excited and shake your phone, a bottle of champagne won't magically appear (or be charged to your credit card).
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Only the first run was charged to Tanaka, but it was enough to hang him with a loss in a game he certainly pitched well enough to win.
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Companies that import vaping products will have to either absorb the additional cost of the tariff, source production in another country or increase the prices charged to consumers.
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Lower costs would mean the company could fund operations exclusively through fees charged to sellers, Nuro cofounder and president Dave Ferguson said in an interview with Business Insider.
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But that's a fundamental misunderstanding of how a V.A.T. works — it's a consumption tax on all goods consumed within a country, charged to domestic manufacturers and importers alike.
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Earlier this month, Wells Fargo disclosed that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was investigating the fees the company charged to lock in interest rates for delayed mortgage loans.
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Chris Weiller, a Road Runners spokesman, said the $200450 fee is charged to everyone who registers for the marathon, including those who are guaranteed entry to the race.
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Merchant solution revenue, which largely comes from fees charged to merchants on orders processed through Shopify's payment system, jumped nearly 75 percent to $114.1 million during the quarter.
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California-style, urban growth restrictions raise the cost of housing and also drive up the ground rents that any retailer must factor into the prices charged to consumers.
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But the top fees that are charged to out-of-state students (who account for about a fifth of the annual intake) are still far higher than in Britain.
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Some also spoke of Instacart customers who said they waived the "service fee" — which Instacart allows — only to find that they it had still been charged to their order.
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S-Corps are "pass-through" entities (as are all LLCs and sole proprietorships), so taxes are charged to the company based only on the profits and losses of owners.
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The first charges were delivered to a federal grand jury on Friday, and plans have been made for anyone charged to be taken into custody as early as today.
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Don McGahn, a former FEC commissioner who is now the White House counsel, has said "I plead guilty as charged" to "not enforcing the law as Congress passed it".
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MTN and the banks involved have denied any wrongdoing and the banks want the central bank to refund them money charged to their accounts in the form of fines.
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After the Blue Jays scored twice against Ryan Brasier, Freddy Galvis drove in two more — also charged to Brasier — with a single off Matt Barnes to get within two.
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A federal appeals court has declined to revive a proposed class action accusing Michigan-based Flagstar Bank of manipulating transactions in order to inflate overdraft fees charged to customers.
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CBA has suffered a string of scandals over the past year that have included rate-rigging charges, breaches of anti-money laundering laws, and fees charged to dead clients.
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GOP leaders reached a deal before the Memorial Day recess to eliminate a provision that would have repealed a cap on fees charged to retailers by credit card companies.
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North had previously sent a letter to the board's executive committee accusing LaPierre of more than $200,000 in wardrobe purchases that were charged to a vendor, the Journal reports.
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Cards that offer flexible travel credit tend to work best in this area since they let you redeem points for travel charged to your credit card after it happens.
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On news stands, Lai sparked a citywide price war, virtually giving away the sensational title at two Hong Kong dollars (25 cents), the price vendors charged to sell it.
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And it would curb fees charged to portfolio companies that are added on to the fees charged for fund management and performance often for nonexistent services, to dodge taxes.
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Then, in 2000, my husband and I enrolled for the Southwest Rapid Rewards Premier card and set up most of our automatic bills to be charged to the card.
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There is nothing wrong with a bureau that is charged to do the various things that the CFPB is supposed to do, which involve allegedly helping consumers get credit.
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Digital messages, however, were pretty clear, from warnings being displayed every time the phone was charged to limiting the charging capacity of the phone to ultimately bricking the phone.
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The fee would go towards paying the often inflated rents charged to black tenants working for low wages in Manhattan, with live music, drinks, and dancing offered in exchange.
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In last week's race at Road America, Justin Allgaier forced his way past Bell as he charged to the front and eventually won, vaulting past Bell into the series lead.
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The names of fees vary — interchange fees, network fees, discount rates — but basically they're all percentages of transactions charged to banks that issue the cards and merchants that accept them.
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After the count went to 0-2, Bruce was pulled and replaced by Roman Quinn, who struck out on the next pitch — though the official strikeout was charged to Bruce.
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LONDON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Britain's financial watchdog held off on banning fees charged to consumers who wish to move their pension pots, saying on Thursday that more analysis was needed.
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One key aspect is that investment banks must charge fund managers an explicit fee for research rather than bundling the cost into trading commissions charged to clients, as at present.
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Mr Sebok argues that funders should be more transparent on prices charged to litigants, particularly in consumer cases, where claimants tend to be more vulnerable than on the commercial side.
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A new measure from a key House panel would ground a proposal to nearly double the amount of money that airline passengers are charged to help pay for facility improvements.
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That is more than a third more than the $140 a tonne Beirut's waste management company Sukleen says it charged to clear away waste before the landfill closed last year.
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He seemed to lose a fly ball hit by Oakland's Marcus Semien in the lights, and an error charged to left fielder Justin Upton allowed Semien to reach third base.
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Ghosn's representatives say he was unaware the 50,000 euro rental of a palace within the Chateau de Versailles grounds had been charged to Renault, and now plans to repay it.
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It can cost as much as $10 per bureau to place a freeze, and a similar fee is charged to thaw it temporarily when you want to apply for credit.
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You also get up to $4503 in resort credit each year to cover incidentals charged to your room, but there has always been a lot of confusion over this credit.
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"If lawmakers do not like the laws they've passed and we are charged to enforce, then they should have the courage and skill to change the laws," Mr. Kelly said.
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However, band members said that after learning that individuals would be charged to attend the band's nonfestival shows, officials determined them ineligible to enter the country and had them removed.
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Pearson took a shot from the top of the right faceoff circle that was saved by Koskinen, but the puck deflected off Horvat's skate as he charged to the net.
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Organizers of the exhibition, which include the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum itself, took pains to explain that, yes, visitors would probably be charged to enter in at least some locations.
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Rather than fees charged to consumers, Aspiration says it makes money off the spread around interest rates and interchange, the charge that retailers pay banks when shoppers pay with a card.
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The inquiry recommended sweeping changes including reforms on commission payments, changes in the way automatic insurance is charged to pension accounts, and bans on cold-calling customers to sell them insurance.
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In August 2018, the magazine staff learned that the $5 annual fee charged to parents to pay for the publication had been canceled; instead, student journalists would have to sell subscriptions.
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The organizer's portion of the payment is charged to their card and then the remaining members of the group have 72 hours to log on to Airbnb and pay their part.
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You arrive extra powerful, with a strong shield and — if plan accordingly — enough power weapon ammo and your super bar charged to take out a few members of the enemy team.
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I got to work trying everything on; after all, you have 10 days to return the box, and anything you keep is charged to you, so time is of the essence.
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The Curt was unboxed and ready to ride in just under five minutes, with its battery already charged to 243.5 percent according to the app I had downloaded the night before.
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Those buffers - known as price flex on leveraged loans and cap rates on high-yield bonds - effectively set the maximum rates that will be charged to a borrower for the financing.
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The EU competition enforcer said in August last year that fees charged to retailers when they accept Visa cards issued outside the EU could raise prices for consumer goods and services.
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The Yankees scored two more runs in the inning for a 10-0 lead, nine of the runs (five earned) charged to Richards, who gave up five hits and walked three.
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The Cubs added three more runs in the fifth charged to Senzatela (5-5), who was replaced by Jake McGee after three batters reached on an error, double and a walk.
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New York-based Blackstone paid about $39 million last October to settle claims that it failed to disclose certain types of fess that it charged to companies it was invested in.
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The Giants chipped away, with two runs charged to starter Nathan Eovaldi in the seventh after he had thrown more than 100 pitches while trying to give the bullpen some rest.
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"Billions of Dollars are pouring into the coffers of the U.S.A. because of the Tariffs being charged to China, and there is a long way to go," he wrote on Twitter.
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In a statement a few days after Gray's death, the president of Baltimore's police union, Gene Ryan, likened the protests calling for officers involved to be charged, to a lynch mob.
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Why it matters: Some of the biggest fines charged to banks in recent years have been for money laundering infractions related to terrorism or drug trafficking rather than financial-crisis misdeeds.
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Libertarian and good-government groups in D.C. are pushing Congress to eliminate a cap on the amount of money that airline passengers can be charged to help pay for airport improvements.
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On the flipside, you'll still be able to redeem your Capital One miles for any travel purchase charged to your account, as well as for experiences, gift cards, and cash back.
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Anna Machkevitch is the only person charged to date in connection with the seven-year criminal inquiry into Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC), but is not a suspect in the case.
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Uber says it could be charged 20% VAT on gross booking fees - the amount passengers pay -- or on service fees charged to drivers, typically about 20-30 percent of the fare.
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A wild pitch let Guyer advance to second base and then Roberto Perez laced a single to right that drove in the first run charged to Chapman in the World Series.
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In the private sector, as president of the U.S. division of drug giant Eli Lilly, Azar had overseen prescription price hikes, a practice he's charged to thwart working for the president.
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But this year's budget proposal calls for school districts to take on charter school expenses previously charged to the state, a move the mayor testified would cost the city $198.3 million.
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Still, the sharp sensitivity of the president to any crime charged to an immigrant is striking when compared with his seeming indifference to attacks on minorities, or his own verbal forays.
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The government has also ineffectively regulated the rates charged to candidates for television and cable advertising, which is a significant factor in the astronomic campaign costs that drive frenetic fund-raising.
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After deGrom gave up only two runs over seven innings, the Mets surrendered five runs in the ninth — with four of them charged to closer Edwin Diaz — and lost 7-2.
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"Once this was achieved, the criminals behind the firm used their position to facilitate and dominate drug dealing within the premises they were charged to protect," wrote the author, Sheridan Morris.
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Peter Jan Sartorio, an organic packaged food entrepreneur from California, became the first parent among the 33 charged to plead guilty, though it's unclear as of yet what he's pleading guilty to.
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Many U.S. states cap the fees that can be charged to consumers, either by a percentage rate or a dollar amount, according to a 2015 report from the National Consumer Law Center.
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An 21 percent increase in the fees charged to clients to invest in its funds helped pretax profit grow to 95.3 million pounds from 74 million pounds, it said in a statement.
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Set by submissions from banks based on the rate they believe they would be charged to borrow, three-month Libor was 20183% on April 17, compared to one-month Libor of 1.895%.
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Libor reflects banks' estimate of what they would be charged to borrow money and is used to price financial contracts worth $350 trillion, ranging from home loans to credit cards and derivatives.
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They have tussled with the government over tax, a refinery, and the tariff charged to get oil to the Tanzanian coast, down what will be the longest heated pipeline in the world.
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An 13 percent increase in the fees charged to clients to invest in its funds helped pretax profit grow to 95.3 million pounds from 74 million pounds, ICG said in a statement.
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However, the All-Star had the ball carom off his glove as he charged to make a hurried play, and when the ball rolled into center field, Semien scored without a throw.
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If you're honest you'll see that the police have never viewed black folk as human beings, because the law that they are charged to enforce has never seen us as human beings.
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The Chicago Tribune reports that Majerczyk has already signed a plea deal that involved his case being transferred from Los Angeles, where he was initially charged, to a federal court in Chicago.
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Kaiser's report is focused on how insurers raised prices of silver Obamacare plans above what they otherwise would have charged to account for the loss of billions of dollars in those payments.
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He came up with the idea to start Lending Club in 2006 after seeing how little banks paid people to deposit their money and how much those same banks charged to lend.
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Uber says it could be charged 20% VAT on gross booking fees — the amount passengers pay — or on service fees charged to drivers, typically about 20 to 30 percent of the fare.
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However, the throw across the infield popped out of first baseman Eric Hosmer's glove, Muncy scoring the third run of the inning on the fourth error of the season charged to Galvis.
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Nick Ahmed hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly later in the inning, and Tim Locastro's two-run single made it 8-4, with all the runs in the inning charged to Floro.
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He also said that he "couldn't care less" if Russians had attempted to meddle in the election and said he would never extradite those charged to the United States to stand trial.
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"If confirmed, I will implement the laws that E.P.A. is charged to administer," he wrote to Senator Thomas Carper of Delaware, the senior Democrat on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
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The bike's display would drop from five lights (fully charged) to just one after about two round-trip commutes (so about 24 miles total) of mostly pedaling and some minimal throttle use.
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Few details were included in the initial legislation, and the Obama administration was charged to work with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to write the rest of the rules by 2013.
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Brother said if felt good to testify Police brought the Osundairo brothers to a court building February 20 -- one day before Smollett would ultimately be charged -- to testify before a grand jury.
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Under the proposal, the government would still offer legal protection for price concessions on prescription drugs, but only if those discounts were reflected in the retail prices charged to patients at pharmacies.
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All five Milwaukee runs were charged to Ray (5-10), who struck out a career-high 11 but allowed five hits and a pair of walks over 5 2/3 innings of work.
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MUMBAI, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The government increased subsidy on interest rates charged to small exporters under a so-called interest equalisation scheme, the Reserve Bank of India said on Thursday, to boost exports.
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The sector also faces a one-off cost of up to PLN4 billion if last year's presidential proposal for banks to return the FX spread they charged to FC mortgage borrowers goes ahead.
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"The allegations relate to prices charged to a number of customers including high street chains, online fashion retailers and consumer goods brands," said CMA Director of the Cartels and Criminal Group, Stephen Blake.
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Members mostly comprised lawyers or former business people, and many are just getting acquainted with social media, artificial intelligence, autonomous self-driving cars, drones and other technologies that they are charged to oversee.
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Porter was the first officer of the six officers charged to be tried in the case, but his trial ended in a mistrial in December when the jury couldn't reach a unanimous decision.
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Numerous calls charged to Ted's credit cards were placed from phones at the rented cottage and at his hotel to Ted's staff, friends, family, advisors and lawyers, according to the New York Times.
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A key aspect of these rules is that investment banks must charge fund managers an explicit fee for research rather than bundling the cost into trading commissions charged to clients, as at present.
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Some of the money paid by Pride Media to Schindler, who was then charged to cover the costs of producing Out, never made it to workers, according to several current and former employees.
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According to the 3,800 financial professionals responding to the survey, clearly explaining all fees and costs before they are charged to a client is the No. 1 most important thing you can do.
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But while the much needed increase in new sources of loans has been welcomed by small businesses, these innovative online lenders have sparked concerns around transparency and the high costs charged to borrowers.
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Contrasting with these dynamic venues is a large collection of rent party cards collected by Langston Hughes, advertising private apartment bashes aimed at raising money for the exorbitant rent charged to black tenants.
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"The problem is there are so many papers to go through and it's difficult to spot all details," Maffi said as he pored over documents looking for performance fees charged to his account.
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Previously the government only reviewed cases of a large discrepancy between the official price, which determines how much the National Health Insurance system reimburses medical providers, and the actual price charged to wholesalers.
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That means there's more money left to give customers higher interest rates on checking, savings, money market accounts, and certificates of deposit, and that fewer fees need to be charged to break even.
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The store's technology allows customers to take items like sandwiches and drinks from shelves and leave without checking out; items are charged to the payment card a customer has on file with Amazon.
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It planned to be profitable from its margin on the interest from investing users' money and a revenue-sharing agreement with Mastercard on interchange fees charged to merchants when you swipe your card.
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His administration, and the tax bill he signed (not a record cut, as he falsely claimed), have been great gifts to investors, albeit gifts charged to future generations in the form of debt.
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While these cards let you transfer miles to partners, you can also redeem miles to cover any eligible travel purchase charged to your credit card at a rate of 1 cent per mile.
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That doctor, Zyad Younan, a cardiologist who lived in New Jersey, was sued by Scores, a strip club in Chelsea, which accused him of not paying $135,000 charged to his American Express card.
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The Uber exec notes that she feels "very much charged" to take on the issue of diversity, especially as a black woman who has had to face doubters and obstacles in her career.
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Fruman acknowledged at the hearing that the donations he had charged to the cards came between February 2000, 277 and June 2700, 2018, and went to political action committees and various political candidates.
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Among the expenses charged to the master account were the villas, which were tucked away in a gated community and cost about $5,000 a month, and dinners that ran into thousands of dollars.
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The settlement, which requires court approval, calls for the Cherry Hill, New Jersey-based bank to pay $43 million to customers and cancel about $27 million in overdraft fees charged to customers' accounts.
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Sustainable Risks, Healthy Liquidity: Sardinia's stock of direct debt at end-2016 remained at EUR1.1 billion, excluding EUR215 million subsidised loans to pay down commercial liabilities, and EUR14 million debt charged to the state.
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Amazon Go, a 1800-square-foot retail space located in the company's hometown of Seattle, lets shoppers just grab the items they want and leave; the order gets charged to their Amazon account afterwards.
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North also raised other allegations to the board, including excessive travel expenses charged to a vendor and sexual harassment accusations against a senior NRA official, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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While neither Trump nor his campaign is mentioned in the indictment, Mueller could be aiming to pressure Manafort and his associate Rick Gates, who is also charged, to cooperate in the larger collusion probe.
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"The shift towards electric and autonomous vehicles, combined with intensifying competition, should reduce the fee charged to passengers by as much as 80 percent compared to today," the authors of the report said Friday.
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Chiasson tipped in Sean Monahan's shot at 14:26 and just over a minute later, at 15:29, Stajan charged to the net and redirected Garnet Hathaway's pass from the corner boards past Markstrom.
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The charges bring to four the number of people charged to date in an investigation launched last year into Unaoil, its officers, employees and agents in connection with suspected bribery, corruption and money laundering.
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In the seventh, the Tigers got RBI singles by Miguel Cabrera and Upton off reliever Andrew Miller, though the runs were charged to Kluber, and it was a three-run game at 9-6.
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More than $1,700 was charged to Mr. Solomon's credit card after he disappeared, Italian news reports have said, including a large purchase on Friday in a Milan store, about 350 miles north of Rome.
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More than $1,700 was charged to Mr. Solomon's credit card after he disappeared, according to Italian news reports, including a large purchase on Friday in a Milan store, about 350 miles north of Rome.
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"I was beaten by the police, yet I am now being charged to court to defend myself while I am still suffering the injuries I sustained from the assault," Oyabevwe told CNN last month.
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Arif Naqvi and Sev Vettivetpillai are among six people charged to date by U.S. prosecutors, who allege they took part in a vast international scheme to defraud investors including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Above all, unlike other established reviews that charged to participate, the New York Portfolio Review was free, a decision born of the belief that money should not be an obstacle to finding new opportunities.
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Prosecutors handed off the decision as to whether the officers should be charged to a grand jury, and on Wednesday, it released its unanimous finding that the officers were justified in using deadly force.
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CIAM also alleges a "darker side" to Disney's behaviour, suggesting the American firm should reimburse over €900m in fees and royalties for the Disney brand that were charged to its European outfit over the years.
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Some officials at those companies said that were the proposal to be adopted, they would seek lower prices when negotiating annual contracts with global suppliers and also raise retail prices charged to farmers, dampening demand.
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Thanks to the selfless bravery of the victim's son and the unwavering dedication of the Kent Police Department, the defendant had no choice but to plead guilty as charged to murder in the first degree.
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Perhaps you don't think this is a lot in the grand scheme of things, but it's certainly a lot compared to the $0 fee you are likely charged to cash your checks at your bank.
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The Energy Department's Office of Inspector General identified more than $2628 million in expenses Summitt Texas Clean Energy charged to project that they considered potentially unallowable, according to an inspector general report released Feb. 28500.
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A few years ago, my husband took a turn as a self-proclaimed fitness tracker junkie, wearing it daily and keeping it charged to make sure he never missed any steps that could be logged.
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CAC2100 futures up 240 pct at 0618 GMT A cut of 0.5 percent in the regulated tarrif charged to households by the power utility will be proposed on July 13, France's energy regulation commission said.
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In addition to those expenses, the report faults the Pentagon for $1 million charged to work credit cards by department personnel at strip clubs and casinos, at least some of which may have been reimbursed.
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If you connect the controllers to a Switch console that is not plugged into power, the Joy-Cons will be charged to about half power or until the Switch's battery runs low, whichever happens first.
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Adyen primarily earns revenue through settlement fees and processing fees charged to its merchants on a per transaction basis, according to its IPO prospectus, and has been showing strong growth in the past few years.
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Paddack won the matchup of two of the National League's top rookie starting pitchers, although six of the seven runs charged to St. Louis right-hander Dakota Hudson were unearned due to Hudson's throwing error.
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Both cases involved alleged violations of Section 36(b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940, which imposes a fiduciary duty on fund advisers of registered investment companies with regard to fees charged to investors.
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In another case, Wells Fargo is currently trying to use forced arbitration to block class actions that could restore up to $1 billion in overdraft fees charged to people when their accounts were not overdrawn.
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In an earlier complaint filed with French prosecutors in February, Renault turned over evidence that the 50,000-euro rental cost of Ghosn's Chateau de Versailles wedding in 2016 had been improperly charged to the company.
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Lester singled with one on and none out in the fifth, then the next five batters drove in five runs to make it 7-0 — all runs charged to Atlanta starter Julio Teheran (5-6).
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Years of fiscal irresponsibility have sometimes permitted Republicans to be graded on a curve, where tax cuts can be charged to the national credit card and spending cuts are the true measure of policy steel.
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Reuters interviews with 13 small and mid-size Australian equity capital markets participants show how the unease created by the case has spread far below the well-heeled banks being charged to more modest stockbroking firms.
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Any platform that has more than 5 million users located in India would also be required to appoint at least one full-time employee charged to work as a liaison between the government and the platform.
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The energy ministry last week set new seasonal prices charged to distributors in the wholesale electricity market and ended subsidies to Edenor and Edesur, both of which serve the capital Buenos Aires and its metropolitan area.
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The princess said she "didn't know" why some costs for the couple's lavish lifestyle, including an African safari and more than $1,100 for wine were charged to a credit card for a company they co-owned.
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Michael Feliz came on and gave up Rendon's RBI double to drive in Adam Eaton for a 1-0 Washington lead, the run charged to Holmes, who allowed one hit, walked four and struck out three.
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All the runs were charged to Braves rookie reliever Hunter Cervenka, who had not allowed a run in his first 229 big league appearances, a franchise record to begin a career, covering 24 224/2167 innings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Marathon organizers on Friday settled a lawsuit by runners who said their use of a lottery, in which nonrefundable fees were charged, to decide who gets to race was illegal.
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Pech said that organizers and local organized crime groups had perhaps not agreed on the derecho de piso, a tariff sometimes charged to local business owners enabling them to operate without further interference from the cartels.
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He charged to the top and held a share of the lead entering the final round, only to disintegrate into the Scottish links with a five-over-par 76 that dropped him well out of contention.
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When that resort is taken from them, they should be compensated by means of a "natural inheritance" of £6003 to be paid to all men every year, financed from a "ground rent" charged to property owners.
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Halep predicted a marathon against former world number one Kerber but when she charged to a 25-153 lead in 215 minutes it looked as though she might have caught the German on an off-day.
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The Republican lawmaker is also facing immense scrutiny from authorities who are inquiring about his relationships with several women in D.C. as well as why thousands of dollars in campaign expenditures were charged to Washington restaurants.
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Four of the Federal Reserve's 12 regional bank presidents have asked to raise the interest rate charged to commercial banks for short-term loans, a proxy for saying the fed funds target rate should move higher.
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However, 65 percent of all airlines using the airport would have to approve the program, along with any fee increases charged to airlines at a higher rate than inflation, which they are not keen to do.
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At three trial hotels, guests can order in from hotel restaurants, an express menu of sandwiches and salads delivered in 20 minutes, or through the delivery service GrubHub and have the meal charged to the room.
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Racine is asking that Marriott update its website to reflect the actual cost of rooms as well as pay back funds charged to "tens of thousands" of D.C. residents allegedly affected by the chain's business practices.
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President Donald Trump has directly pressured the U.S. Postal Service's chief to double the rates charged to e-commerce giant Amazon and other companies, The Washington Post reported Friday, citing three people familiar with the conversations.
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Three of Cleveland's seven runs scored on New York miscues: a throwing error by right fielder Aaron Judge, a run-scoring passed ball charged to catcher Gary Sanchez, and a run-scoring wild pitch by Garcia.
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Wells is focusing on whether fees it charged to extend interest rate lock periods on residential mortgages, as well as its practice of freezing or closing deposit accounts for suspected fraud, caused undue harm to customers.
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Set by submissions from banks based on the rate they believe they would be charged to borrow, Libor is a mainstay in the US leveraged loan market where borrowers pay lenders a spread plus the rate.
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U.S. softwood lumber producers assert that the prices charged to their Canadian competitors for trees from government-owned land, known as "stumpage," are too low and do not reflect market forces, so they constitute a subsidy.
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Red Sox 8, Royals 3 Visiting Boston scored all of its runs in the sixth inning or later, with seven runs charged to host Kansas City's bullpen, and J.D. Martinez had three hits in the win.
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The Energy Department's Office of Inspector General identified more than $2.5 million in expenses Summitt Texas Clean Energy charged to a project that they considered potentially unallowable, according to an inspector general report released Feb. 8.
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"Credit card companies also make sizable profits from consumers with the best credit scores, who generate a lot of 'swipe fee' revenue" — that is, fees charged to merchants at the time customers make purchases, Mahoney said.
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The Fed also announced it would reduce the interest rate charged to banks that borrow from its discount window by 1.50 percentage points to help meet demands for credit from households and businesses at this time.
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Many Republicans in the Senate and the House consider themselves to be the heirs of Ronald Reagan, charged to carry the political and ideological torch passed to them and to the party by the late president.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson, coming off a resounding victory for his Conservative Party, raised questions during the campaign about the BBC's fundamental source of revenue — the license fee charged to all television viewers in the country.
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By contrast, prices fell more than 5% over the previous year in Sydney, Vancouver and Dubai, driven in part by regulations, such as taxes on foreign buyers and fees charged to owners who leave properties vacant.
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The following school year, Champs-sur-Marne required Roma children to pay roughly $13 a meal for access to the school cafeteria, a price high above the $1.20 ordinarily charged to children from low-income families.
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The 24-year-old ran into trouble in the seventh of that contest, with one of the two runs driven in by Dustin Pedroia's infield single charged to him to finish off his three-run performance.
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The Energy Department's Office of Inspector General identified more than $2.5 million in expenses Summitt Texas Clean Energy charged to a project that they considered potentially unallowable, according to an inspector general report released Feb. 8.
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Lester singled with one on and none out in the fifth, then the next five batters each drove in a run to make it 7-0 — all runs charged to Atlanta starter Julio Teheran (5-6).
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She said CoreCivic follows all federal standards for ICE-contracted facilities, including management of the outside vendors that run its commissaries, prices for commissary products, and fees charged to families for depositing funds into detainees' commissary accounts.
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The 20043-2 ruling affirmed the legality of a woman's right to have an abortion in the United States under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution and sparked a political debate that remains charged to this day.
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Now Google, whose core business is blocked in China, has signed its first carrier billing deal in India, allowing smartphone users to buy apps, digital books and games and have the items charged to their phone bill.
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The latter is dubbed "Go Back in Time" and means if you make a purchase via Curve that gets charged to a card other than the one you intended, you have two weeks to change your mind.
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The bank is investigating dozens of others ranging from analysts to managing directors in New York, San Francisco and Charlotte for doctoring receipts on dinners that they charged to the bank, the Journal reported, citing the people.
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The Indian government moved to block merchant discount rates (MDRs) — the rates charged to merchants on transactions — on digital transactions via RuPay cards and the country's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) as of January 1, 2020, per Inc42.
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Shoppers can simply grab items and leave, as the store is fitted with multiple camera and sensors that use computer vision algorithms to detect what items you're taking out of the store and charged to your account.
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A notice on the State Procurement Agency website published earlier this week said the amount will be used to carry out work of a "biomedical nature" and that the bill will be charged to the federal budget.
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In effect, they mean that commercial banks are charged to store cash with the central bank and are intended to incentive greater lending by banks to businesses and individuals at times of disinflation, deflation of low growth.
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Despite getting a drubbing from critics before its debut last Friday, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice charged to an impressive $166.1 million (which is lower than initial estimates) at the domestic box office over the weekend.
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The run was charged to Dodgers starter Walker Buehler, but the fly ball came off right-hander Ryan Madson, who was making his Dodgers debut after being acquired in a trade with the Washington Nationals on Thursday.
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Often they also demand a slice of the buyer's premium (the fee charged to buyers on top of the hammer price) and a reduction in the commission that sellers have to pay, thereby cutting the auctioneer's margin.
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North had previously sent a longer letter to the NRA board that highlighted new allegations of financial misconduct centering around more than $200,85033 of wardrobe purchases by LaPierre that were charged to a vendor, the Journal reported.
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What we are seeing is, in effect, a rolling auction for the value of personal time: What will we agree to be charged to avoid having to find a taxi, go to Whole Foods or cook dinner?
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The Los Angeles bullpen initially did its part, as well, with Julio Urias, Alex Wood, Dylan Floro and Caleb Ferguson combining on three innings of scoreless relief before Milwaukee scored two late runs charged to Kenta Maeda.
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Their credit cards were frequently charged to the credit limit, often with five-figure balances, resulting in approximately $1393,600 in finance charges, interest, and other fees related to late, over the limit, and returned payment fees. 17.
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Ryan celebrated the tax cut with a tweet about a teacher saving $1.50 a week on her taxes; that's like saying you should feel grateful for a "gift" that's actually being charged to your own credit card.
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So even though the fees charged to merchants by American Express are higher than those charged by Discover Card, for example, AmEx banned merchants from advertising that fact or doing anything that could steer customers toward Discover.
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The third baseman charged to pick up the ball and make a quick throw to first baseman Cody Bellinger, who took it on the hop to get the speedy Altuve and keep the Dodgers 2-1 in front.
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However, that would just an average, and there would be wide variation in premiums across different age groups, because the bill would allow insurers to charge older customers up to five times the premiums charged to younger customers.
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The case brought by a former chief financial services ombudsman alleges the payments company set unlawfully high fees charged to stores when shoppers swipe their debit or credit cards that were passed on to consumers in higher prices.
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"During a brief discussion, the two ministers went over plans for the organization and essential tasks of the task force charged to develop modalities for a cessation of hostilities in Syria," U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby said.
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Robinhood expects to turn a profit thanks to a lean 300-employee operation, earning a margin on investing your money in U.S. treasuries and a revenue share with Mastercard on interchange fees charged to merchants when you swipe.
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The court did not say that the rate for uninsured patients is exactly the same as the rate charged to insured patients; it said only that the insured rates were relevant to determining the rates for uninsured patients.
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CNN reported on Friday that a federal grand jury in Washington had approved the first charges in Mr. Mueller's investigation, and that plans had been made for anyone charged to be taken into custody as early as Monday.
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Although one of the runs Green allowed was charged to Tanaka, he allowed hits to three of the five batters he faced, including a run-scoring double to Anthony Santander and a two-run single to Trey Mancini.
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In a 1995 column unearthed by Business Insider, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called for patients to be charged to use the National Health Service to prevent free care being "abused" by people who can afford to pay.
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In the fourth, Harold Ramirez had an RBI single for Miami, and in the fifth, Bryan Holaday hit a leadoff homer and Curtis Granderson greeted reliever Robert Gsellman with a two-run double, with both runs charged to Lockett.
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It can rocket to 62 mph in 2.25 seconds, which is quicker than an F1 car , and can be sufficiently charged to take on the 12.4-mile race to the clouds within Pikes Peak&aposs regulated 20-minute interval.
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David S. Goyer, screenwriter of blockbusters "The Dark Night" and "Batman Begins," and Josh Friedman, the writer of Steven Spielberg's 2005 sci-fi adaptation "War of the Worlds," have been charged to bring Asimov's work to the TV screen.
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On Thursday, A$AP Rocky performed an album release concert at Baby's All Right in Williamsburg, and according to Eater, after the performance, a $24 bill charged to a Kendall N. Jenner was left signed but with no tip.
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Boing Boing reports that complaints first began emerging in Etsy's Community Forums and Twitter on Friday morning, when sellers began noticing amounts ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars had been withdrawn or charged to those accounts.
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The $11 processing fee, which supports our mission as a not-for-profit community-based running organization, is charged to everyone who registers for the marathon regardless of whether they participate in the drawing or receive a guaranteed entry.
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She also let the plaintiffs pursue an equal protection claim over a security fee charged to host conservative commentator Ben Shapiro that was well above a fee for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, part of the court's liberal wing.
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If Fi service is paused for more than 7 days or cancelled within 120 days of activation, the value of the gift card will be charged to your Google Payments account to match the purchased price of the device.
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The most senior individual charged to date is the police commander who oversaw the use of the buses — where the abuse occurred — to transport the women to prison, though a judge recently found insufficient evidence to order his arrest.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that Ackerman McQueen executives penned a letter to the NRA's board detailing $240,000 in expenses LaPierre charged to the agency over a period of several years for which he reportedly provided inadequate documentation.
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The Justice Department said that the sale of seven stations in six different markets was needed to prevent a rise in the prices of television advertising and an increase in fees charged to online distributors to broadcast TV shows.
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Lenders are now being charged to park a portion of their reserves at the central bank and have flagged the possibility that large corporate account owners may in future be charged a fee to keep their money in deposits.
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You have the option to transfer your Capital One miles to more than 10 airline partners, but you can also redeem them for any travel expenses charged to your credit card at a rate of one cent per point.
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AFSCME that said fees charged to public workers who do not join unions are unconstitutional also applies to current members of the Alaska State Employee Association (ASEA) who object to paying dues and seek to revoke their union membership.
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"If lawmakers do not like the laws they've passed and we are charged to enforce — then they should have the courage and skill to change the laws," he said in a speech at George Washington University in April 2017.
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In an attempt to placate irked investors, Hargreaves executives waived their full-year bonuses and also management fees charged to clients trapped in the fund, a move which the company said on Friday had cost it 2.3 million pounds.
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In 2013, three Takata executives pleaded guilty and agreed to serve prison terms ranging from 14 to 19 months in the United States for their roles in a conspiracy to fix the prices charged to automobile manufacturers for seatbelts.
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The Justice Department is likely to seek the issuance of an Interpol red notice, which is like an international arrest warrant that alerts other nations to watch for those who have been charged to detain them for possible extradition.
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But one thing I do know is that dissolving the BLM headquarters and isolating resource experts will jeopardize species like sage-grouse, desert tortoises, mule deer, kit foxes, grizzly bears and falcons that the BLM is charged to protect.
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The Huawei FreeLace are rated to last for 18 hours of music or 12 hours of calls on a single charge, and they can be fast-charged to run for four hours off of five minutes of being plugged in.
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"That interpretation represents an appalling abdication of federal enforcement responsibility, inconsistent with the law and with courts' interpretation of the law, and totally lacking in human compassion for children in school, whom the Department is charged to protect," she said.
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Furthermore, there are potential tax liabilities based upon income charged to the investor without receipt of any cash flow, lack of a secondary market for liquidity and dealing with the requirement of new capital if a cash shortfall should occur.
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Some of the money made its way from Signature accounts holding West End investor money to Mr. Landberg's personal accounts, used to pay for a driver, garage expenses, charitable and political contributions and personal expenses charged to an American Express account.
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An $0.40/minute idle-fee will also be charged to any vehicle (including those with free Supercharging for life) that remains at a charging station for more than five minutes after charging has completed, in an attempt to encourage turnover.
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Last week, the Interior Department announced a moratorium on new leases for coal mining on public lands, part of a review by the agency that is expected to lead to an increase in the rates and royalties charged to mining companies.
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That number is below the 45 percent charged to borrow Facebook shares when they were available to the short selling market on May 22, 2012, and the 53 percent fee seen for Twitter on November 13, 2013, IHS Markit data showed.
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WARSAW, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Polish banks would face costs of 9.3 billion zlotys ($2.44 billion) if a proposal to make them return excessive currency conversion spreads charged to clients becomes law, financial regulator KNF said in a document published on Thursday.
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Moreover, in certain markets - prominently the euro zone and Japan - some banks are now being charged to deposit money with the central banks, which will have an impact on their profitability as these charges cannot be passed on to consumers.
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Federal prosecutors allege Manafort and a colleague, known in court filings as "Person A," placed five calls and sent 16 messages to two former colleagues of Manafort's after he was charged to try to reach them about the lobbying activity.
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It's built on basically the same idea as the micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) accelerometer in your phone except super-charged to the point of being about 1,000 times more sensitive while also maintaining the stability required to make such fine measurements.
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By 4603 rising concern about the rates of interest being charged to vulnerable customers on short term loan products led to a regulatory intervention to clean up the sector, and Wonga agreed to write off the loans of 2460,22017 customers.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A former senior executive of National Australia Bank Ltd was charged on Tuesday in connection with wide-ranging fraud that police said netted her more than A$5 million ($3.5 million) from inflated contracts charged to the bank.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Electricity prices charged to German households by local utilities have reached record highs, driven by high wholesale and carbon prices that are passed down to consumers, internet portal Check24 said on Tuesday, adding gas prices were also up.
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Though our tests showed the iPhone X fast-charged to a full battery slower than the iPhone 8 Plus, that's likely partially due to its larger 2,716 mAh (milliamp-hour) battery compared to the iPhone 8 Plus' 2,675 mAh battery.
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Solomon's brother Jake told NBC News that, after he went missing, their parents had called his credit card company and learned that thousands of dollars had been charged to his card in Milan, hundreds of miles (km) away in northern Italy.
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Brett Kopelan, executive director of the Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association of America, has a 10-year-old daughter, Rafi, with recessive dystrophic EB. Between January and August, $751,1778 for wound/burn dressings was charged to Kopelan's insurance company, he says.
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Requiring disclosure of property flood history, transparency of the rates charged to policyholders, and restrictions on the growth of repeatedly flooded properties are three essential measures to reduce harm in future storms and put the program on sound fiscal footing.
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Wells Fargo did not consider the matter to be financially "material," Stumpf told Congress on Tuesday, even though it involved $2.6 million worth of inappropriate fees charged to consumers and resulted in the bank paying $190 million worth of penalties.
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"I don't mind bumps on a street circuit but some of these are quite severe and more like a jump so the wheels actually come off the ground," said Verstappen, who charged to a second place last year after qualifying 15th.
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The CHOICE Act is almost certain to pass the full House along party lines after GOP leaders reached a deal to scrap a provision that would have repealed a controversial cap on fees charged to retailers by credit card companies.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's antitrust regulator said a plan by the country's top billboard firm to buy its largest rival may jack up the prices charged to advertisers while cutting service levels, a sign it may block the A$735 million ($545 million) deal.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission said on Wednesday it ordered J.P. Morgan Securities LLC to pay $900,000 to settle charges it had failed to properly supervise employees over fees charged to customers trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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The CFTC said in a statement the company, a unit of JPMorgan Chase & Co, had failed to implement and maintain adequate systems for reconciling invoices from exchange clearinghouses with the amounts of fees actually charged to its customers from 2010 to 2014.
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When I examined one of the Notes, it said the battery was charged to 100%, which made me raise an eyebrow, since Samsung pushed out a number of updates throughout the world that limited the amount of charge the phone could store.
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With chants of "Let's Go Cubbies" ringing through Progressive Field, Chicago charged to a 5-1 lead and carried a 6-3 advantage into the eighth when Cubs manager Joe Maddon summoned closer Aroldis Chapman with two outs and a man on.
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The defendants — Dejuan Paul, 22; Rashaad D. Piper, 21; and Joshua Simmons and Nicholas A. Pogozelski, both 19 — pleaded guilty as charged to two counts each of second-degree robbery , which carries a minimum sentence of three years and a maximum of 40.
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ANZ economists said the high lending growth target necessitates further rate cuts and it forecast BI on Thursday to not only cut the reference rate, but also the rate charged to commercial banks for borrowing money overnight and banks' reserve requirement ratio.
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Both runs were charged to right-hander Chris Beck as Houston extended its winning streak to six game at Minute Maid Park, where the Astros have won 27 of 21 following a three-game sweep by the Texas Rangers in late May.
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The amendment removed a provision to scrap a controversial cap on fees charged to retailers by credit card companies, placed the National Credit Union Administration under the congressional appropriations process, and mandated greater classified information sharing between federal financial regulators and Congress.
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After you check out at the end of your workout by scanning your app at the front desk again, you'll immediately see a summary of how much time you spent and how much will be charged to the card on your account.
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In the Bible story of Esther we are told of a king who was charged to put right his own household because there would be 'no end of disrespect and discord' among the families of the kingdom if he failed to do so.
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As a Member of the House Financial Services Committee, I am committed to working with my colleagues to enact legislation that holds the CFPB accountable to all Americans, and to ensure its actions stop harming the consumers it was charged to protect.
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On an emotional day for Heinz Field fans honoring the memory of the late owner Dan Rooney, Roethlisberger charged to midfield carrying a DMR flag upon his introduction and said he had tears in his eyes during the playing of the national anthem.
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Also on Thursday, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency fined Wells Fargo $2191 million for violating rules on lending to members of the military, including a rate cap on how much interest can be charged to service members on active duty.
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AmazonGo, set to open in Seattle sometime this year, is a sign of where Amazon would like to see in-store retail evolve: Walk in, pick up what you want, walk out — the product will automatically be charged to your Amazon account.
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While there's no direct evidence that the Trump administration wanted approval of the deal for political reasons, there has been a concern among policymakers that the Justice Department is politically charged to do what White House wants when it comes to media mergers.
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Eating there is like dating somebody who looks great, gives you presents, takes you on trips and tries to convince you that you're happy until the day you find out that the gifts and plane tickets were charged to your credit card.
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Many migrants leaving those countries have opted to travel to the United States in so-called caravans, avoiding to an extent the hefty fees charged to individual travelers by human smugglers, while finding safety in numbers and a degree of international visibility.
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As it turned out, that experience informed his opening Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practice session at Pocono Raceway, where Jones started 214st in the No. 2169.383 truck last year because of the driver change and charged to a runner-up finish.
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The action would clear the way for internet service providers like AT&T and CenturyLink to raise connection fees charged to hospitals, small businesses and wireless carriers in many markets where there is little or no competition for so-called backhaul broadband service.
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Two key components of the new law — the reduced rate charged to companies to repatriate cash from overseas and the lowering of the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent — could leave many big tech acquirers with new war chests, analysts believe.
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Customers who opted for the limited-time Essential Phone / 360 cam combo have been charged to reserve the camera, but Essential isn't yet saying when that will also make it out the door so customers will actually have something to snap onto the phone.
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The world record holder and three-time Olympic champion in the event, Phelps would not be denied a winning sendoff as he charged to the wall to the roar of a capacity crowd in a time of exactly 51 seconds, just ahead of Tom Shields.
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A 2015 Morningstar study showed that while industry assets increased by 143 percent over a 10-year period, fund fees charged to clients fell only 0.533 percent while industry fee revenue rose 78 percent, showing companies benefiting from the gains more than their investors.
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A schoolbus driver in Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit claiming a state law restricting the time period when public employees can resign from unions is invalid under the U.S. Supreme Court's recent landmark decision that said union fees charged to non-members are unconstitutional.
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Companies that vocally advocated for network neutrality rules, particularly those that stream video like Netflix and Vimeo, stand to suffer from having to pay internet providers to reach users, in that they would be charged to not be pushed into a slower tier of service.
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It said it will raise £5 million by targeting firms most likely to be affected by Brexit with fees, another £5 million will come from FCA reserves and the remaining £6 million will come from fees charged to firms as part of new regulations.
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They had been assembled as part of a multi-national African force that has been charged to patrol, defend and especially understand a vast stretch of largely barren desert that includes Mali and Niger -- a combined territory nearly four times the size of Texas.
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That plan would allow the health and human services secretary to negotiate a maximum price that could be charged to Medicare for insulin and some of the most expensive medicines in the United States, based on the prices paid for those drugs in other countries.
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LHP Brian Matusz had a rough sixth inning, giving up a hit and two walks to load the bases — RHP Vance Worley hit a batter to bring in the game's second run, which was charged to Matusz to raise his season ERA to 9.00.
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A handful of big storm years, particularly in 2005 and 21625, along with the artificially low rates charged to many of its policyholders, has left the program $2900 billion in hock to the U.S. Treasury, with no practical way ever to pay it off.
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"The most prescriptive part is around profiting from box profits, and that will now have to change," he added, referring to the practice of fund managers creaming off a risk-free spread between different prices charged to customers who are entering or exiting a fund.
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But The Favourite's writing, acting, and direction are also heavily informed by the #MeToo era, and it's easy to imagine that in previous years, when the Academy's membership was less diverse, the film's narrative might have seemed too politically charged to draw voter support.
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" He "fought his way to the final bunker, running and firing both M-20023 rifles simultaneously, and killed the fortification's defender with point-blank fire," according to the official citation, "then returned to the soldiers charged to his care and resumed treating their injuries.
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What they're saying: Brian Benczkowski, the head of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, and other top Justice Department officials met with Giuliani before the pair was charged to discuss a fraud case "in which he and other attorneys were representing the defendants," per the Times.
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From Amazon, the investigators asked for information on fees charged to sellers on its online marketplace, algorithms for ranking products for sale, favored treatment for Amazon-branded products and bundling of marketing benefits for vendors that also use the company's distribution service, Fulfillment by Amazon.
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In the primary, one of his signature issues was support for California's Proposition 61, a referendum that sought to control drug prices by barring public insurers from paying any more than the prices charged to the Veterans Health Administration, which traditionally gets a big discount.
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Wells Fargo, the country's third-largest lender, has been struggling since September 85033 because of revelations that its employees created unauthorized accounts and is being investigated by multiple agencies for fees it charged to mortgage borrowers and layering extra insurance on drivers, according to Reuters.
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However, that run was charged to Texas starter Mike Minor, who allowed Yuli Gurriel and Tyler White to reach on successive singles to open the sixth before ceding the mound to Jurado, who induced a double-play grounder from catcher Robinson Chirinos prior to surrendering the lead.
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According to an August 21 indictment, filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of California, Yu collaborated with others, including two unnamed individuals who have not been charged, to acquire and use malware to facilitate cyberattacks against at least four unnamed US companies.
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Visitors from most Latin American and European Union nations, and Russia, do not need visas to travel to Brazil, but U.S. travelers have to cough up $160 for a visa to visit Brazil, an identical fee charged to Brazilians for visas to visit the United States.
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"Should the government's death notice be withdrawn at any point in the future, Mr. Roof will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment," his lawyers stated in the 34-page motion, filed Monday in South Carolina's Federal District Court.
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The National Science Advisory Board on Biosecurity, charged to lead the deliberation, concluded that certain experiments – those with a high likelihood of producing novel, contagious and highly virulent infectious agents – are particularly worrisome and deserve special vetting for scientific necessity and safety before they are undertaken.
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Jumia did disclose this in its IPO prospectus on page 34: In the course of this review, we identified several JForce agents and sellers who collaborated with employees in order to benefit from differences between commissions charged to sellers and higher commissions paid to JForce agents.
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The settlement announced on Wednesday calls for MoneyLion of Virginia LLC to give up $2.35 million of interest charged to 33,639 consumers, refund $359,812 to 1,161 consumers whose payments bore interest rates topping 12 percent, and pay a $10,000 civil fine plus $20,000 to cover costs.
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Although the $7.2 billion payment is far from negligible, investors may take some cold comfort from the fact it is less than $20.93 billion that Bank of America was required to stump up in August 2014 and the $9.0 billion charged to JPMorgan Chase in November 2013.
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He was expected to fly to Chicago and testify that a lavish $62,000 surprise party Mr. Black threw for his wife at the restaurant La Grenouille in New York — the bulk of which he charged to his company — was a business event, not a social event.
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Obamacare has expanded health coverage to about 20 million people by, among other things, allowing people under age 26 to stay on their parents' health plans, and by issuing federal tax credits to lower the costs of premiums charged to most customers of government-run insurance plan marketplaces.
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The occupation began when Bundy and at least a dozen followers stormed the refuge in a flare-up in the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, a decades-old conflict over federal control of millions of acres and the fees charged to ranchers for grazing their cattle on government land.
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Trump had previously celebrated billions of dollars "pouring into the coffers of the U.S.A. because of the Tariffs being charged to China" on a tweet on Thursday, while White House advisers had talked about hopes for a breakthrough in the trade dispute ahead of the G-20 summit.
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The latter is dubbed "Go Back in Time" and means if you make a purchase via Curve that gets charged to a card other than you intended, you have two weeks to change your mind (see our coverage on the feature to see why this is clever and useful).
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What happens is that the rates that are charged to water utility customers—which is how you pay for drinking water—are not enough to equal the expenditures necessary to bring the infrastructure to a grade of B. We need more money going into fixing, replacing, and repairing pipes.
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"The government intends to limit the revenue from a marketplace transaction that is charged to the UK Digital Sales Tax (DST) where one of the users in relation to that transaction is located in a country which also has a DST that applies to marketplace transactions," it said.
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A far more realistic check on the first use of nuclear weapons by the United States can be found, oddly enough, in the case of a Soviet diesel submarine that was depth-charged to the surface during the most harrowing days of the Cuban missile crisis in 1962.
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For example, the Ink Business Preferred Credit Card awards 3x points on cellphone charges (on up to $150,000 in combined purchases each account anniversary year) and offers $600 in protections if your phone is lost or damaged, as long as the monthly bill is charged to that card.
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The first few months I used a bank credit card, but after I had all my business registration set up, I applied for a Southwest Rapid Rewards Premier Business card with a $6573 annual fee, and I set up all automatic expenses to be charged to the card.
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True Detective The great 1996 documentary "Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills," about a triple-murder in Arkansas charged to teenagers later known as the West Memphis Three, opens with helicopter shots of the wooded area where the bodies of three prepubescent boys were discovered.
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" The New Orleans chapter of the Black Youth Project 100 (BYP 100), a civil rights group, wrote in a statement that "by treating the police as specialized citizens held above criticism and the laws they are charged to enforce, we lose our ability to exercise our First Amendment right.
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"Eating there is like dating somebody who looks great, gives you presents, takes you on trips and tries to convince you that you're happy until the day you find out that the gifts and plane tickets were charged to your credit card," Pete Wells wrote in The New York Times.
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In comparison, the UK's biggest retail broker Hargreaves Lansdown, which has £60 billion of assets under administration which is based in Bristol, charges its users 0.45 per cent of invested wealth for a tax-efficient Individual Savings Account (ISA) option, plus the fees charged to investors by the fund managers.
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Foremost among these was the 1751 Gin Act, which prohibited distillers from selling to unlicensed merchants and also increased the fees charged to small-time merchants—a decision that led to gin no longer being sold in small gin shops, but rather the bigger pubs where quality control was tighter.
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The coalition that came together on this issue submitted a Public Records Act request to the San Francisco Superior Court and examined the fines and fees charged to clients in their Clean Slate program, which helps people expunge their criminal records so that they can start a new life more easily.
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For more than two decades, there has been clear evidence that discretionary dealer mark-ups result in African-Americans and Latinos paying extra -- that is, paying interest and fees higher than are justified by the evidence of their creditworthiness, and higher than the price charged to similarly situated white borrowers.
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" Judith Solomon, a vice president at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal-leaning research and advocacy group, said the premiums charged to Medicaid beneficiaries in Indiana, as well as the complexity of the program, appeared to be "deterring significant numbers of eligible low-income people from enrolling.
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All six of the people charged, to a varying degree, suffered from what's called memory distrust syndrome—a phenomenon whereby you doubt your own memories so deeply that your mind starts to fabricate new ones, a type of "source amnesia" in which the source of learned information somehow becomes confused or replaced entirely.
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In response to a question from Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ), Pai said that he believes "this marketplace is broken" and that the commission has the authority to adopt rate caps and regulate fees in certain cases to deal with the exorbitant prices that inmate are charged to make a phone call.
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And that trepidation felt justified when, in July, MoviePass announced it would be instituting "peak pricing," apparently modeled on Uber's surge pricing model, in which particularly popular or in-demand movies would incur an additional cost of between $2 and $6, depending on some algorithm and charged to the user's credit card.
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If you compare the combination of grazing fees and land maintenance costs that ranchers invest to graze on public land to the single fee charged to lease private land for grazing – where the landowner does all the land maintenance for you – researchers find that ranching on public land is a more significant investment.
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It is very possible that Mueller's investigation goes much further on the matter of Russian payments to favored groups, presumably but not yet charged to some groups that lined up in support of Trump since their payments would probably be aimed at supporting the goals they sought in 2016, including electing Trump.
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This month, California was one of three states, along with New York and New Jersey, to announce a cumulative $1.3 billion worth of investment in charging infrastructure; California's portion, $750 million to be spent (and charged to ratepayers) by the state's utilities, was just approved by the California Public Utility Commission (CPUC).
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The recommendations come after the public inquiry heard 11 months of shocking revelations of the financial industry's wrongdoing, including that fees were charged to the accounts of dead people and that cash bribes were paid over the counter to win mortgage business, wiping A$60 billion from the country's top finance stocks.
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On Wednesday, the Department of Justice announced charges against Monica Elfriede Witt, a former Air Force counterintelligence officer who, the indictment claims, was recruited by the Iranian government to spill highly classified information, some of which was then used by Iranian hackers—four of whom are also charged—to target Witt's former US government colleagues.
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On May 17, 1792, 24 brokers met under a buttonwood tree on Wall Street to sign an agreement to set a commission rate charged to clients and require the signers to give preference to each other in securities sales, which were mostly Revolutionary War bonds and stock from the First Bank of the United States.
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" Yet most law enforcement officials concurred that the blast "cannot be charged to the account of alien plotters against the neutrality of the United States," The New York Times reported, "although it is admitted that the destruction of so large a quantity of allied war material must prove cheering news to Berlin and Vienna.
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As the head of a union that represents nearly 50,3003 flight attendants at 20 airlines, she reacted to the government shutdown in January with dire concern for both her membership and the passengers they are charged to protect, and—unlike many of her peers in union leadership—decided to do something drastic to fix it.
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A group of public employees in Ohio on Tuesday filed a lawsuit claiming that their union's refusal to allow them to resign and cease paying dues outside of a short period every three years violates their free speech rights under a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down union fees charged to nonmembers.
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On top of that, Jumia opened up about a sales-related fraud (that it had reported in its original SEC IPO filing) committed by some of its employees and members of its JForce program "to benefit from differences between commissions charged to sellers and higher commissions paid to JForce agents," according to a Jumia statement.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, elevated a rape case at a Maryland high school in which an undocumented immigrant has been charged to national attention on Tuesday, saying in response to a reporter's question that it was an example of why the Trump administration was committed to a "crackdown" on illegal immigration.
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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, it was delays in publishing the electoral calendar that got people out on the streets; in Chad it was an increase in the fees charged to traders at the N'Djamena Millet Market; in Togo it was hikes in oil prices; in Kenya it was frustrations over the electoral process.
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The working group suggests imposing confidential reporting requirements to obtain the net prices charged to state payers, such as Medicaid managed care plans; rebates offered to pharmacy benefits managers in the state; and savings passed on to other providers, such as hospitals, that participate in a federal program called 340B and receive drugs at discounts.
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Lotus is targeting 250 miles of range, which is quite high considering the performance the company is touting, and the company also says the car can be charged to 80 percent from zero in just 12 minutes on 350kW chargers (like can be found on Volkswagen's Electrify America network), with a full charge taking only 18 minutes.
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The idea of savers being charged to keep their money in the bank might seem extraordinary even in an era of unprecedented monetary policy measures - and has never happened before in the UK. Now one of the country's biggest banks, NatWest, part of RBS, has warned its business customers that it may have to charge for deposits.
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The Commission said it was now looking at so-called inter-regional interchange fees, those charged to merchants when accepting Visa cards issued outside the European Economic Area (EEA), for example when tourists make purchases in the EU. "Inter-regional fees represent an important part of the total fees within the Visa scheme," the Commission said.
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Several investigative reports on Trump Model Management paint the agency in a negative light: its former models equate working for the company to "modern-day slavery" (in which they made little to no money, due to abnormally high fees charged to the models that resulted in them amassing large debts), immigration violations, and subpar living situations. (i.e.
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Three former colleagues of Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE are suing him and his former company for allegedly pocketing millions in improper fees he had charged to clients, Forbes reports.
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The allegations are that Rothenberg put pressure on employees to align with his political beliefs in a very public way; left employees without reimbursement for approved work expenses that they charged to their personal cards and accounts; and hectored employees who were on doctor-ordered medical leave to keep working while they were not fit to do so.
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I spent about five to six hours driving the Taycan Turbo last month outside Los Angeles, California, and while I can't offer a ton of perspective on the range from one drive, I can say the car showed me a roughly 240-mile estimate with the battery charged to 99 percent at the beginning of the day.
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Boasting tracks co-written with multi-instrumentalist Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow—who's worked with Mark Ronson, Florence + The Machine, and Dua Lipa—and Greg Kurstin, the Grammy-winning super producer behind Adele, Sia, Beck, Foo Fighters and so many more, the album charged to the top of the English charts, becoming one of the fastest selling releases of the decade.
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In-house lawyers for United Nurses and Allied Professionals (UNAP) will tell a three-judge panel of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at oral arguments in Boston that union expenditures must be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and lobbying costs can be charged to non-members when they are focused on matters that directly impact working conditions.
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A watchdog group, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, brought a complaint with the ethics office last April charging that Mr. Hunter's campaign spending included family trips to Italy and Hawaii, consulting fees to his wife, payments to his children's parochial school and $1,300 for video games that he said his teenage son mistakenly charged to a credit card.
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The facilities are expensive to operate, and rely on income from a variety of sources, including sales from retailers in terminal buildings — the store and airport often have an agreement on revenue sharing as part of the store's lease — fees charged to airlines for each plane that lands, which is often a bundled fee in the ticket price, and government funding for essential infrastructure.
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You can now send money to your Facebook Messenger contacts via Cleo (without sort codes or logging into your bank, and instead charged to the debit card you have linked to the app), automatically put small amounts of money aside into a savings account based on what Cleo deems you can afford, and find better deals and switch for things like utilities and various financial products, such as credit cards.
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The take in the brick-and-mortar gambling halls, however, is even more substantial: While winners might be subject to income taxes, the state's initial take is largely derived from fees charged to the individual operators — the state will have received $151 million from three casinos by the end of March — as well as a large chunk of future revenue from slots, and 10 percent from table games.
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Caroline Wozniacki (Denmark) World ranking: 2 Born: July 11, 1990 (Age 27) Height: 1.77 metres Plays: Right-handed Grand slam titles: 20183 WTA match record in 2018 (won-lost): 4-1 Wozniacki is showing no signs of slowing down since winning her 21997th singles title at the ATP Finals last October as the Dane charged to the Auckland Classic final, where she lost to Julia Goerges after a tough match.
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The amount of civil penalties charged to polluters by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) dropped by nearly half under President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, according to a new study released Thursday.
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