Agents said they logged 217 welfare checks over two days.
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China's foreign exchange regulator tightened checks over remittances by foreign firms.
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Six FBI background checks over the years would have uncovered this.
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Now a retired mechanic, Bill* passed several employer background checks over the years with no trouble.
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He and his wife underwent multiple interviews, medical examinations and security checks over the last three years.
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In spot checks over the weekend, it appeared that "Roma" played to sold-out or nearly sold-out screenings.
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Now, they have done, supposedly, six background checks over the years, as Judge Kavanaugh has gone beautifully up a ladder.
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But what if you have the patience of Job and are content to maximize the payout by collecting checks over time?
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Judge Kavanaugh has passed any number of vettings and background checks over the course of his career in government and the judiciary.
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By January, Mr. Bernhardt had wired an additional $553,310 in cash, or about a third of his Social Security checks over three months.
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By January, Mr. Bernhardt had wired an additional $553,310 in cash, or about a third of his social-security checks over three months.
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"That seems to be the group that we've used over the last number of years to sign checks over all of our entities," Weisselberg said.
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But Adidas has been stealing a march when it comes to partnerships with a wide network of celebrities (even if Drake prefers checks over stripes).
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Cohen endorsed the checks over to his wife, who deposited them in the account in her name, according to the FBI agent who signed the affidavit.
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Today's #GreenNewDeal vote is a partisan stunt to side-step needed debate on climate action, and give Republicans cover to put oil lobby checks over our kids.
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China has kicked off measures to improve industrial safety, ramping up checks over the last year, following some high-profile incidents at coal mines and chemical plants.
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" Hours earlier, on Friday, West also tweeted that he was "meeting with Trav tonight," adding "bet it never be checks over stripes line again on a Trav song.
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" West allegedly has (had?) beef with rapper Drake, who is featured on the aforementioned song and in it, Drake and Scott both say they prefer "checks over stripes.
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China has been kicked off measures to improve industrial safety, ramping up checks over the last year, following some high-profile incidents at coal mines and chemical plants.
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"We've been told by many of our checks over the last few years that 'once Jan leaves, that's when the ads show up,'" the analysts said in a note.
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Trump stressed that Kavanaugh has "never even had a little blemish on his record," and that the nominee had undergone several FBI background checks over the course of his career.
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Now Mirvis and his team have added a further twist, allowing for constant background checks over time, ensuring nothing untoward comes up after five months behind the keyboard or meat slicer.
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Based on our analysis of background checks over the past two decades, only a handful of events generated increases in gun sales (again, after adjusting the data for trends and seasonal patterns).
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On the track, both Drake and Scott rap about how they prefer "checks over stripes," which refers to Nike, a brand they both have deals with, and Adidas, which makes West's Yeezy sneakers.
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In the song, both Drake and Scott rap about how they prefer "checks over stripes," which refers to Nike, a brand they both have deals with, and Adidas, which makes West's Yeezy sneakers.
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She had been through countless interviews, medical checks, fingerprinting and security checks over those four years, yet she and her small child had been left behind while the rest of her family did get resettled.
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The fact that the New York Times, the Washington Post, and a Politico publication all came out with "Trump fact checks" over the weekend before the debate is instructive: Trump has broken their commitment to performed neutrality.
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Orrin Hatch of Utah complained the accusations were unverified and said the judge had submitted to six FBI background checks over the last 25 years that included interviews with families, friends and acquaintances and never revealed any character issues.
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"We've been told by many of our checks over the last few years that 'once Jan leaves, that's when the ads show up,'" Barclays analysts said in a note on Tuesday, WhatsApp was bought by Facebook for $19 billion in 2014, making it Facebook's largest acquisition.
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And his entire net worth is comprised of real estate, being an ambassador for his beloved Toronto Raptors, his OVO umbrella company comprised of his label, clothing line, and radio station, and his famed and lucrative deal with Nike&aposs Jordan brand that lead to the infamous line "checks over stripes" on Travis Scott&aposs "Sicko Mode."
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The GOP prefers checks over shoring up the social safety netIf the goal is to ensure that incomes, and hence consumption, remain steady, why don't Republicans go for an intervention that is targeted and demonstrably more efficient such as paid sick leave or extended unemployment benefits well beyond the 13-week extension of unemployment benefits included in the bill, which may not be enough given how deep this recession is likely to be?
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These rules apply equally to cultural objects inherited or received as gifts. Either an heir or a beneficiary has the same responsibility as a buyer. Therefore, museums and other public institutions must carry out checks over the origin of donated objects.
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She 'sees' Orlando and is disturbed. Then she drives the car to the car park, as instructed, and waits for Sonia. When Sonia arrives she checks over the car and becomes upset. She asks Marina to hand over the flat as soon as she can.
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Official visitation teams were organised by Civil Defence and there were engineers or assessors from EQC. The primarily wilderness all-volunteer search and rescue organisation, LandSAR, deployed 530 people to the city to perform welfare checks. Over the course of a week, LandSAR teams visited 67,000 premises.
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The United States Department of Labor (DOL) and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) began, in May 1999, an investigation on Lee, eventually reimbursing many unpaid workers. The day the back payments were made, Lee demanded the workers sign the checks over to him, which he placed in his personal account.
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In 1961, Katz co-founded Telecredit, Inc. This was the first company to "enable merchants to verify consumer checks over the phone using an automated system without the assistance of a live operator". In 1988, Mr. Katz formed a partnership with American Express Company to provide call processing services. That partnership later became First Data Corporation.
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Instead of using his money to attend the University of Tampa, Balisok bought a motorcycle store in Huntsville, Alabama in 1974. While recovering from his motorcycle accident, Balisok began focusing more on his business. However, the FBI soon began investigating Balisok for check forgery. In 1977, Balisok was indicted on 13 counts of check forgery for writing bad checks over international lines.
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No expenditure from the Provincial Consolidated Fund is deemed to be duly authorised unless it is specified in the schedule so authenticated and is laid before the Provincial Assembly. Provincial Assembly exercises checks over executive through control over the Finance. Article 119 provides custody and withdrawal of money from Provincial Consolidated Fund, (defined in Article 118) and public accounts of a Province, unless it is regulated by the Act of the Provincial Assembly.
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No expenditure from the Provincial Consolidated Fund is deemed to be duly authorised unless it is specified in the schedule so authenticated and is laid before the Provincial Assembly. Provincial Assembly exercises checks over executive through control over the Finance. Article 119 provides custody and withdrawal of money from Provincial Consolidated Fund, (defined in Article 118) and public accounts of a Province, unless it is regulated by the Act of the Provincial Assembly.
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No expenditure from the Provincial Consolidated Fund is deemed to be duly authorised unless it is specified in the schedule so authenticated and is laid before the Provincial Assembly. Provincial Assembly exercises checks over executive through control over the Finance. Article 119 provides custody and withdrawal of money from Provincial Consolidated Fund, (defined in Article 118) and public accounts of a Province, unless it is regulated by the Act of the Provincial Assembly.
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John Roselli (right) checks over a writ of habeas corpus with his lawyer, Frank DeSimone after Roselli surrendered to U.S. Marshals in 1948. During this period Rosselli's lawyer was Frank DeSimone; secretly a mob member, DeSimone would become the L.A. mob boss when Jack Dragna died in 1956. In 1942, Roselli was indicted on federal labor racketeering charges, along with George Brown, former president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees union, and Willie Bioff, labor racketeer and former pimp. Later in 1942, Roselli enlisted in the United States Army where he served for three years before receiving an undesirable discharge.
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He credits the number to an argument he had back in junior high. A bully named Matthew Panning taunted the young Barney, saying he had been with "a hundred girls", and Barney retorted that he would be with 200 women some day. Unfortunately, as Robin checks over his list, she notices he has listed a woman twice, leaving Barney at woman number 198, not 199. He runs to his gym and sleeps with a female bodybuilder to get him up to 199, but when he returns to the bar, Robin tells him that the list uses a number twice, so the bodybuilder was actually number 200.
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The film follows angry mortgage temp Marty as he cooks up small scams against the hated corporate world he's stuck in. Frustrated by the boring nature of his work and the low pay, Marty uses his low level crime as an outlet to rebel. Among his regular scams are going to banks and repeatedly opening new checking accounts to get free deposits, as well as taking items from his job and taking them to a local office supplies store for fraudulent refunds. One day on the job at First National Bank, Marty swipes a stack of refund checks from the company, then forges the payees' signatures to sign several of the checks over to himself.
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While Nakheel's noble intentions were to make low and medium-cost housing available to the masses (who were suffering due to the real-estate boom up until mid 2008 and before the GFC) by providing medium and low-income earners with legal and decent housing instead of resorting to illegitimate Villa Sharing, Dubai was badly hit by the Global Financial Crisis. This led to an instant devaluation or rentals by 75% – 80% of its value in 2008. Due to this sudden drop in prices, even the extremely lowest income group (laborers, truck drivers, taxi drivers) identified this area as a potential upgrade to their existing Labor camps. Coupled with Nakheel's financial downfall, controls and checks over the city's security, compliance to regulations and maintenance of infrastructure were dropped beginning in January 2009 by the developer who used to control and maintain this earlier.
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