While boys were considered delinquent when they violated laws, girls were considered delinquent for general "immorality," which included using profanity and going to saloons.
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Police were militarized; law and order touted as essential; and black youth labeled "delinquent" and "potentially delinquent," reputedly in need of special surveillance and supervision.
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The researchers estimate that 18 percent of delinquent mortgages end up in a foreclosure within two years, while roughly 12 percent of delinquent renters eventually become evicted.
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Lenders have better systems in place to deal with delinquent loans, and they are more likely to offer borrowers, even seriously delinquent borrowers, options to catch up.
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Menefee, who blamed the delinquent loans on fraud, then falsely represented to investors and credit ratings agencies that the deal did not contain such delinquent loans, the complaint said.
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New estimates suggest as many as 300,000 borrowers could become delinquent on their loans and 160,000 could become seriously delinquent, that is, more than 90 days past due, when banks initiate foreclosure proceedings.
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" Obama has also been dubbed "the world's sole juvenile delinquent.
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He warned Harry could become a delinquent or a rebel.
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The government also has the option of suing delinquent borrowers.
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"The cinema saved me from being a delinquent," he said.
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Students with delinquent accounts, though, will still be served food.
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" He called the parliament's independence vote "illegal" and a "delinquent act.
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Parents have long blamed troublemaking on delinquent friends and bad genes.
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Not surprisingly, most youth arrested for delinquent behavior have experienced trauma.
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I am a delinquent mourner stepping on pinecones, forgetting to pray.
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The same study showed that bullies more often report delinquent behavior.
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Anything that was juvenile delinquent, that's what I wanted to be.
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My son is not a delinquent and does not attack anyone.
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For instance, there's a whole subheading about "underage delinquent behavior" now.
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According to the U.S. Department of Education, a loan becomes delinquent the first day after you miss a payment and will remain delinquent until the past-due balance is repaid or your payment plan is adjusted.
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But Wayne County has one big incentive to keep collecting all the delinquent property taxes it can: According to fiscal data provided by the county executive's office, it depends on delinquent tax revenue to balance its budget.
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The percentage of loans 30 and 60 days' delinquent edged slightly higher.
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Or how the paper painted Trayvon Martin as a delinquent drug user?
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The Sitora said he was a guard at a juvenile delinquent facility.
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If you're seriously delinquent, get help from a non-profit creditcounselor — Justice.
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Your loan becomes delinquent the first day after you miss a payment.
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Justice agree to pay delinquent Kentucky taxes, the Lexington Herald Leader reports.
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The percentage of loans 60-day delinquent held steady at 0.66 percent.
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My friend Mohammed isn't a monster, but maybe he's a juvenile delinquent.
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The U.S.D.A. is filing foreclosures mainly on delinquent farm and emergency loans.
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He hired collection agents to go after delinquent property and income taxes.
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She wants John to be put in jail for being so delinquent.
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The average amount of delinquent accounts in collections, he said, is about $400.
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Newly delinquent loans rose by the least since 2005, up just $138 billion.
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I cannot tell you how many of us were delinquent with our work.
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Delinquent was inspired by equal parts raucous sounds, cheap drugs, and Mad magazine.
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More than a quarter of student loan borrowers are delinquent or in default.
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Meanwhile, Trump referred to other NATO members as "delinquent" when discussing defense spending.
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I find a seat on the train and send a few delinquent emails.
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" Stasiuk was charged and convicted of "contributing to a child's being or becoming a Juvenile Delinquent" under the Juvenile Delinquents Act, since-repealed legislation that defined a delinquent as any minor who commits a crime or "engages in immoral sexual activity.
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To have your certification of seriously delinquent tax debt reversed, you need to prove one of three things: that the debt is fully paid or legally unenforceable, that the debt is no longer seriously delinquent or that the certification was incorrect.
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Bistritz recommends checking for unfamiliar accounts, especially any that are delinquent or in collections.
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Another 3.7 percent are either seriously delinquent or 30 to 59 days past due.
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Iggy Azalea is being sued for nearly $300,000 for a delinquent credit card bill.
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A further eight are already in distress (meaning they are delinquent or in default).
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"You don't have the right to be delinquent," he told The Economist in May.
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Ask for a security deposit or advance rent to protect from a delinquent tenant.
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Just over 7 percent of all credit-card debt in the state is delinquent.
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Last year, China's top banks reported that about 183 percent of loans were delinquent.
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Under federal law, a student loan becomes delinquent once the first payment is missed.
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It also must file any "delinquent reports" for past years within that time frame.
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Fees represented the only real variable, creating a big incentive to make customers delinquent.
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Like, either you're a delinquent, or you do films—you do your own stuff.
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We can't value the capture of one delinquent over the lives of the people.
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If we did not do that, we would be again, delinquent in our duties.
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During these 15 days, you can send in your payment without being considered delinquent.
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Story at a glance As a nation, the United States is a climate delinquent.
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No word on whether Charlie is delinquent in child support payments to Denise Richards.
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And kids who incite spankings may be more difficult or delinquent to begin with.
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The number of delinquent consumers in Brazil was 54.1 million in 2014, the report said.
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Min-seo is a short tempered delinquent of sorts, who is working through a lot.
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Only 265 percent of mortgage debt in Virginia is delinquent by at least 2.343 days.
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She's not a stranger to the principal's office, but she's not a teenage delinquent, either.
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On Thursday, the judge gave him until Monday to pay $12,000 for the delinquent payments.
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"If we didn't do it, we would be delinquent in that," she said on Wednesday.
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The two parcels of land were reportedly declared delinquent by Los Angeles County in December.
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Kushner, ten and still in bell-bottoms, was released into a harsh, delinquent youth culture.
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The report also found that delinquent credit card payments increased 22% from 2015 to 03.
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He'd bring America back to its position as a global leader, not a global delinquent.
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But under contractual accounting, which is far more common, that loan would be considered delinquent.
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"Direct communication is critical to address, resolve, and avoid delinquent and defaulted loans," Lavoie said.
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Some 43 percent of the 22 million Americans with federal student loans also were delinquent.
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In all, Goldman has bought delinquent mortgages with unpaid balances totaling more than $5 billion.
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More than 7 percent of the nation's home loans were seriously delinquent or in foreclosure.
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An ICE protocol manual filed in court last year lays out rules for who can be held in secure detention under Flores, stating that this group includes those who the agency determines are "delinquent" or "chargeable as delinquent" after facing a criminal conviction or accusation.
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Over the past 25 years, he's grown from teenage delinquent to deputy in the Sheriff's department.
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The amount of firms that were delinquent 90 days or more held steady at 0.35 percent.
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The furry delinquent was detained and held in custody until her owner could pick her up.
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Twitter's upside is world-shaking and poetic — and that's why its delinquent stewardship is so frustrating.
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Whatever the circumstances, mortgages have to be paid on a monthly basis or they become delinquent.
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I may have gone Facebook delinquent, but I wasn't about to commit total social media suicide.
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Musk is a demonstrated delinquent who has repeatedly blundered when he tweets his own unreviewed disclosures.
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Regulators are voicing concern about millions of U.S. car owners letting auto loan balances become delinquent.
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You can always make a payment, no matter how small, but you may still remain delinquent.
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However, carrying balances and letting accounts become delinquent, as millennials are increasingly doing, is financial insanity.
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So I went in and I said, folks, you have to pay up, you are delinquent.
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Less than 0.5 percent of residential mortgages written by Canada's biggest lenders are now considered delinquent.
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Lone Star ranks among the country's biggest buyers of delinquent mortgages from the government and banks.
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There is other research that have found relationships [between] complex siblings [and] delinquent behavior in adolescents.
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Collections on delinquent accounts of store-branded cards have slowed this year, the company has said.
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The store cards business has been grappling with less successful collection efforts after accounts become delinquent.
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In Auburn 11, the WAC calculation includes expected interest from mortgages, whether performing, delinquent or defaulted.
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One place to keep an eye on is the bank's total delinquent or non-performing loans.
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The agency issued a press release earlier this week reminding delinquent taxpayers of the law's provisions.
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The number of new investigations into delinquent taxpayers fell by 85 percent from 20163 to 2017.
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Detroit said it plans to go after delinquent taxes for other years with a subsequent effort.
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"I don't know that Denim Delinquent will ever be anything more than a footnote." muses Parrett.
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The calls also cannot be made to remind people that they are close to becoming delinquent.
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Bills for certain delinquent borrowers would also be paused during the pandemic, according to the statement.
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The hospital has garnished wages and put liens on houses, levying high interest on delinquent patients.
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Private student loans are a $108 billion market, and lenders often pursue delinquent borrowers in court.
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Some of them had enrolled after being expelled from high school, dropping out or turning delinquent.
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For example, Florida counties sell tax-delinquent properties to the highest bidder via an online auction.
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The city is now sending out shut-off notices to try to collect on delinquent bills.
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The latest name to emerge, Osama Krayem, was a delinquent in Malmo, Sweden, before leaving for Syria.
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Student loans are now estimated at $1.3 trillion, more than one-fifth of which is technically delinquent.
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The report found that seriously delinquent credit card balances have also risen for consumers aged 50–69.
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In these areas, the ostensible wunderkind of Germany is a delinquent, not the pioneer it could be.
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However, PACE loans will retain a first-lien position on foreclosed properties or for delinquent PACE obligations.
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Delinquent companies also had injury rates approximately 50 percent higher than companies that complied with federal standards.
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EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman declined to comment on the delinquent PES credit obligations, citing the bankruptcy proceedings.
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It opted, instead, to cast her as a delinquent employee who had now received a stern warning.
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The report also found that delinquent credit card payments have increased 20% in the last four years.
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And 15 percent of registrants had stopped filing altogether or were delinquent for more than six months.
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If you become delinquent, the bank could revoke its offer and charge you its standard interest rate.
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NUMSA SAYS HAS FILED APPLICATION WITH HIGH COURT TO HAVE SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS TECHNICAL BOARD DECLARED DELINQUENT
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However, he said, many people who file for bankruptcy already have tarnished credit due to delinquent loans.
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In the immediate aftermath of Maria, the number of delinquent mortgages in Puerto Rico swelled to 453,200.
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County officials vowed in 2015 to stop relying on surplus delinquent tax revenue to balance their budget.
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Jacques Pauw, a celebrated anti-apartheid journalist, recently exposed how President Zuma himself is a delinquent taxpayer.
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But by June two years later the new widow was two payments delinquent and the bank foreclosed.
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The city of Philadelphia, where 40 percent of customers were delinquent, began such a program last year.
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The companies will work on commission, earning up to 2000 percent of the delinquent debt they collect.
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Nurtured by a delinquent government and rabidly poisonous press, uncritical self-aggrandizement has been given free rein.
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I remember being awash in fear that I would be kicked out of college for delinquent payments.
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However, many people who file for bankruptcy already have tarnished credit due to delinquent accounts, Shulman said.
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Since July 2019, more than half of CMW's clients became delinquent on payments, Porter told CNN Business.
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The school's outlook on us was that we were the delinquent kids who wanted to start trouble.
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She faced foreclosure four years later, after the homeowner association said she was delinquent on her fees.
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"If you are near the poverty line and lack insurance through an employer, then gaining access to the subsidized marketplace plans means that, instead of having roughly a 1-in-3 chance of being delinquent, your chances of being delinquent look more like 1-in-5," says Gallagher.
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The primary problem is with nonperforming loans — or those which have gone delinquent for 90 or more days.
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The proportion of overall debt that was delinquent, at 4.8 percent, was on par with the previous quarter.
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It's simply not feasible for community groups to identify every delinquent owner, let alone take them to court.
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Italy's ENI said it was owed 500 million euros ($615 million) in delinquent payments from PDVSA last year.
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Over the past five years, the agency has increasingly pursued borrowers in the courts to settle delinquent loans.
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But the number of delinquent mortgages remains high — roughly double the tally of overdue loans before the storm.
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The federal government relied on a network of state agencies to administer the program and pursue delinquent borrowers.
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It listed delinquent storm-water and sewer charges, fees for the board-up, and additional charges, totalling $11,465.67.
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After 90 days, you will likely be served a Demand Letter indicating you are delinquent on your loan.
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"It's our congressional responsibility, and if we didn't do it, we would be delinquent in that," she said.
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If your credit card payment is at least 30 days overdue, meaning you're delinquent, that'll cost you even more.
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At one point, the documents state, they were warned their electricity would be cut because of their delinquent account.
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Billy is now a street-smart, mildly delinquent teen, roving around the neighborhoods of Philadelphia to find her again.
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Debt buyers purchase delinquent debts from creditors for pennies on the dollar, then make their own attempts to collect.
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Just as Mr Kaczynski has aped Mr Orban's success, Europe's next delinquent government will learn the lessons of Warsaw.
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At one point, court documents state, they were warned their electricity would be cut because of their delinquent account.
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As a teenage delinquent in St. Louis, he got a 5-year sentence for robbing gas stations and restaurants.
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Following the passage of the JJDPA, the number of delinquent youth in adult jails and incarcerated status offenders plummeted.
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Mr. Schneiderman recently expanded the investigation to include an examination of Lone Star's securitization of mortgages, including delinquent loans.
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Home Credit chases delinquent borrowers through three call centers employing 5,000 people, before handing them over to collection agencies.
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The security agencies under Mr Sirisena were especially delinquent, but the aloofness of the prime minister raised hackles, too.
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"If you wait until you're three or four months delinquent, it's much more difficult to get help," Trawinski said.
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The only category of consumer debt with a higher rate of seriously delinquent accounts is student loans, at 9.3%.
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After a few minutes, Borelli spots a delinquent scooter on the property of a hotel that's contracted with ScootScoop.
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Prior to the purge, the state sends delinquent voters a mailer to verify their information after missing an election.
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The covers from these comics are the stuff that angry, horny juvenile delinquent dreams and nightmares are made of.
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Mr. Wagner defended the lawsuits, saying they were a necessary part of getting delinquent clients to pay their bills.
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If a borrower becomes delinquent during the government-mandated forbearance period, their payments will automatically be suspended as well.
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Some 292 million people are in arrears to the state, with delinquent tax debts of around 264 billion euros.
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Two businesses registered in his name, Ostrem Installation and MKA Electronics, are listed as "delinquent" in a state database.
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Navient also repeatedly called her father, her mother and her brother about these delinquent loans that were not hers.
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Most states manage to collect delinquent property taxes while still protecting the owner's equity in their home and land.
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"It's our congressional responsibility, and if we didn't do it, we would be delinquent in that," Ms. Pelosi said.
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Today, the delinquent decacorn of Silicon Valley announced Uber Freight, a bid to bring the ride hailing model to trucking.
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Helping SMFG's earnings was a decline in costs to cover delinquent loans and gains booked from sale of equity holdings.
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A delinquent taxpayer should consider entering into an IRS tax amnesty program to clean up the past and minimize penalties.
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But Kevin, known in his family as KJ, isn't a financial delinquent — one of his family members stole his identity.
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This way, account holders get themselves up to date with filing amended or delinquent returns and resolve their tax obligations.
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Dukes of Hazzard star John Schneider has reportedly been sentenced to jail for not paying over $150,183 in delinquent alimony.
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In her view, the county cannot legally accept a delinquent payment without interest, which accrues at 1 percent per month.
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According to a Wall Street Journal article, Goldman has spent $85033 billion to acquire 26,000 delinquent mortgages from Fannie Mae.
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The bulk of that money — $2.5 billion-plus — went to the Department of Education to satisfy delinquent student loan debts.
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It had to hire 56,000 people to sort out delinquent mortgages, which peaked at 1.4m but now number only 88,000.
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She leaves him there and drifts back to the delinquent boy discovering he was the fastest runner in Torrance, Calif.
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The proportion of overall debt that was 90 days delinquent or more fell slightly to 2.3 percent from 2.4 percent.
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Yet in the spring, the government lifted a ban on the sale of delinquent mortgages and loans to small businesses.
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In some of its struggling neighborhoods, residents still grapple with foreclosures or having running water shut off over delinquent bills.
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Muth also told the affiliate the school district was considering serving students with delinquent accounts peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
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We immediately honed in on a new bit of information the footage provided about Scamander's apparently delinquent past at Hogwarts.
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Creditors are asking the government to allow the auction of delinquent debtors' properties to prop up the country's tottering banks.
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As for NATO's members, he said, they were delinquent and in need of a stern lecture about paying their bills.
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That's the question posed by three new books for young readers, each featuring a heroine equal parts delinquent and valiant.
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The administration has not made a convincing case that clemency for delinquent companies will produce better results than punishing them.
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Several GOP sources told Politico that 2000 in 2200 members of the House Republican Conference are delinquent on their dues.
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Even so, Congress passed a law in 203 ordering the I.R.S. to once again outsource some of its delinquent debt.
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When Germany treated Greece as the eurozone's delinquent, China designated a recovery-hungry Greece its "most reliable friend" in Europe.
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In the first quarter of 903 alone, $23 billion worth of all credit card debt in the U.S. was delinquent.
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But a student can already be delinquent for 9 months without going into default or facing any fees or penalties.
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For starters, it should automatically enroll them in income-based repayment when their accounts become delinquent — but before they default.
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So far, however, he has refused to remove delinquent homes from the foreclosure list despite evidence of unconstitutional tax assessments.
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According to the News-Leader, students with delinquent balances were possibly prevented from getting extra items or a hot meal.
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Parker is one of more than 20,000 people with delinquent water bills ranging from a few dollars to several thousand.
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In California, a law was passed in 2017 to prevent schools from denying meals to students with delinquent lunch accounts.
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It also does something the late 90s/early 2000s screamo was embarrassingly delinquent about: It gives a woman the goddamn microphone.
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Cromartie was delinquent on child support payments to Rosemita Pierre -- the mother of Alonzo, his oldest child ... aka #1 of 13.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the Australian recording artist's delinquent balance is $250,000 more than her credit card limit.
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The film's two protagonists embody different kinds of Japanese youth street culture: the "Yanki" delinquent Ichigo and the Sweet Lolita Momoko.
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Notably, the pace of student loans turning seriously delinquent slowed to 8.6 percent from 8.9 percent, the N.Y. Fed survey showed.
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While Jane was delinquent with rent, her apartment was in a state of disrepair — with mold, cockroaches, and chipping paint throughout.
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During 2016, the program grabbed $27.5 million in tax refunds and other government payments to satisfy unspecified "other" delinquent state debts.
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Then, about one in every four borrowers would be either delinquent or in default, according to U.S. Department of Education data.
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For instance, under the so-called Streamlined Procedures, non-willfully delinquent taxpayers can receive tax amnesty and potentially incur no penalties.
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About 90,000 borrowers in Puerto Rico were delinquent in their payments as of December, according to the statement from Rossello's office.
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But it is encouraging schools to work more closely with parents to address delinquent accounts and ensure children don't go hungry.
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"Denim Delinquent didn't have as wide a view as Rolling Stone or Creem on what constitutes rock 'n' roll," declares Parrett.
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Credit Suisse said its DLJ Mortgage Capital subsidiary is only filing foreclosures against borrowers who were already delinquent before the storm.
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" Asked whether calling NATO allies "delinquent" was helpful, Mr. Kennedy said, "If you want them to pay more money, it is.
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In fact, if delinquent tax earnings don't continue to surpass expectations, the county may be facing a small deficit in 2019.
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And some 90,000 of those borrowers became delinquent as a consequence of Hurricane Maria, according to the data firm Black Knight.
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Economists say that as many as 40 percent of the loans carried on the books of Iranian banks may be delinquent.
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Lenders have always pursued delinquent borrowers: by filing lawsuits, garnishing their wages, putting liens on their property and seizing tax refunds.
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On stage he's an absolute menace, charging around in a burgundy tracksuit with a wry, delinquent sauce that is genuinely arresting.
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A quarter of federal direct loan borrowers were either delinquent or in default at the end of 2000, the report said.
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He was a delinquent before he was in kindergarten—he cut up his dad's Barcalounger when he was four or five.
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I am a reading-device delinquent, but I managed to read one novel, "The Imperfectionists," by Tom Rachman, on my phone.
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"To do anything less would be delinquent in our duties to exercise our oversight," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Monday.
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Around 10.5 percent of mortgages in early delinquency (30-60 days late) transitioned to 90 days delinquent in their latest report.
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More than 8% of people with credit cards between the ages of 18 and 29 are 90 days delinquent or more.
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But the lawsuit alleges that the program, aimed at 227- to 230-year-old students "purportedly displaying pre-delinquent and delinquent behavior," fails to adequately inform families why students, who are closely monitored and are subject to searches, are put on what amounts to a less formal form of criminal probation beyond any punishment they would face in school.
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The outlet reports he'll spend three days in Los Angeles County jail for not paying up for delinquent alimony that he owed.
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After teaming up with Ryuji, the other school delinquent, the two characters are quickly cast as the rebellious outsiders at Shujin Academy.
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Some debt collection firms buy delinquent debts, often for just pennies on the dollar, and try to collect the full amounts owed.
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" Many NATO members are "delinquent," Trump told the breakfast session, and "owe us a tremendous amount of money from many years back.
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Like other Canadian lenders, RBC had seen an increase in delinquent loans to oil and gas companies due to declining energy prices.
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Moyo wants to be permanently reinstated or receive unspecified damages from the insurer, as well as see its board members declared delinquent.
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The complaint said Wells Fargo's wrongful practices caused nearly 275,000 customers to become delinquent and nearly 25,000 vehicles to be illegally repossessed.
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And Washington University found that teens aren't abusing alcohol or drugs, or engaging in "delinquent behavior" as much as they used to.
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Restructuring delinquent mortgages is not without its risks, though, as Goldman undoubtedly appreciates, for not all home mortgages can be successfully restructured.
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The offset program seized nearly $5.43 million in tax refunds and other government payments during 25.4 to satisfy delinquent state tax debts.
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It was also more conservative, partly because banks must set aside hefty provisions for delinquent loans (at present, 24% of their value).
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He was among a group of semi-delinquent boys in Bernalillo, N.M., where Mr. Lyon and his family lived during the 1970s.
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And the New York attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, opened an investigation last fall into Caliber over its handling of delinquent mortgages.
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He's often discredited and labeled a delinquent drunk, despite his charm and crafty ability to talk himself out of any thorny situation.
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Caliber has defended its handling of the H.U.D. loans, noting that most borrowers were more than two years delinquent on their mortgages.
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"For every delinquent loan, banks now must implement a resolution plan within 180 days of the initial default," analysts at Moody's said.
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A delinquent property tax statement from Harris County, Texas, shows Pappas owed $4,409 in back taxes, penalties and interest on the property.
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" Hepburn's mother, Ella van Heemstra, wrote to her daughter in 1961 that Ferrer was a "frog faced delinquent with the spindly legs.
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Some families had become delinquent, and Silas needed me to collect the money that was due, discreetly and by whatever means necessary.
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The complaint said Wells Fargo's wrongful practices caused nearly 275,000 customers to become delinquent, and nearly 25,000 vehicles to be illegally repossessed.
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Steven Greenberg says his client forked over the delinquent $32k in child support and interest that ex-wife Drea Kelly was demanding.
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The consulting firm FTI Capital Advisors found that 288 governmental bodies on the island were delinquent in their power payments by $300 million.
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The suit alleged that the borrower became delinquent after one payment and that the government paid a $487,010.33 insurance claim as a result.
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Westover of the NTLA advises bidders to divide the face amount of the delinquent tax lien by the market value of the property.
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Generally, your account is considered delinquent after one missing payment, and it can be brought current again by paying the past-due amount.
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In Rochester, New York, and Los Angeles, similar techniques are being used to identify juveniles who might be involved in repeated delinquent activity.
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The film was a hit, and the song — which Blackboard Jungle had successfully positioned as the soundtrack of dangerous, delinquent youth — became inescapable.
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By contrast, in the teeth of the recession, the stock of delinquent consumer debt was surging by more than $400 billion a quarter.
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During the immigration interview, the official told Karla she didn't have the right to work or study here, that she was a delinquent.
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Car loans delinquent by 24.8 days or more grew to $2313 billion, the most since $2231 billion in the third quarter of 21.31.
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The organization is also paying delinquent water bills of residents, some of whom are still being charged for water deemed unsafe to use.
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You know, you can say there are a lot of delinquent kids, but I think the kids just get stuck in a rut.
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They want to know if he has any undisclosed political activities, any delinquent filings, or any "deficiencies or abnormalities" in his registration statements.
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Buried in a confidential bond document, in a jumble of legalese, Lone Star explains to investors one way it profits from delinquent loans.
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As ecologically delinquent as this is, in terms of its bulk the problem would still be easy to overlook in a transparent sea.
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About half of all property owners had stopped paying their tax bills, and similarly, nearly half of the city's water accounts were delinquent.
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The best move is to start a dialogue with your lender or your student loan servicer before you become delinquent on your loans.
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Pelosi said Thursday the Trump campaign was "delinquent in their responsibilities" by not going to the FBI when they were contacted by Russians.
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Until now, HUD officials had argued that the loan sale program was the last best chance to keep delinquent borrowers in their homes.
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Brock Tuckerr was a teenage delinquent who took his own life in prison, but his grandmother is fighting for justice in his name.
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At the military alliance's annual summit meeting in Brussels, Mr. Trump called its members "delinquent" for not spending more on their own defense.
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He was delinquent in paying for his cellphone and for costs associated with bowl games, the report said, citing accounts by staff members.
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Delinquent kids in more affluent places do not avoid police because they are law-abiding, but because our system does not target them.
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Nearly half the total loans owed to the country's four main banks, or about 211 billion euros, are delinquent or close to it.
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Transworld has aggressively pursued delinquent borrowers in court, filing a deluge of cases — nearly 38,000 in one recent 18-month span — seeking payment.
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About 11% of the student loan debt was more than 90 days delinquent -- about the same as it was during the previous quarter.
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After two months, it found a match for the DNA: Bruce Allen Smith, a juvenile delinquent whose grandmother had lived in the building.
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In other instances, people have no idea that anything is amiss until a collection agency calls to tell them a payment is delinquent.
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While many platforms ban depicting illegal acts, TikTok specifically prohibits what it calls "underage delinquent behavior," like minors consuming alcohol, drugs, or tobacco.
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Under the new rules, the State Department will block sex offenders and people who own "seriously delinquent tax debt" from obtaining a passport.
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More than 20% of the car loan balances belong to those borrowers, who are far more likely to be delinquent on car loans.
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The three-digit number is designed to predict risk — specifically, the likelihood that you will become seriously delinquent on your credit obligations or default.
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The point person whose name is on the bill might get stuck covering for a delinquent friend who doesn't pay by the due date.
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Jason Bedford of UBS, a Swiss bank, says that these companies, which buy delinquent loans from banks, often also finance themselves through bank loans.
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Provisions for delinquent and defaulted loans increased 3433 percent to €2.56 billion in the quarter, from €2.45 billion in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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And rising auto subprime loan delinquencies are now catching even the New York Fed's eye, with six million Americans being 90-plus days delinquent.
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Experian said 2.1 percent of all auto loans were 30 days delinquent in the first quarter while 0.6 percent were 60 days past due.
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As a sign that people could be struggling financially, the percentage of auto loans delinquent for more than 60 days is on the rise.
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Although Google has not been accused of wrongdoing, tax officials say the delinquent amount could be about 300 million euros, or about $325.3 million.
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A note on one school's website blamed "delinquent parents" of "former students coming from C country and K country" for making the letter public.
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The soaring cost of servicing delinquent loans and significant litigation risk associated with defaulting loans are prompting lenders to pull back on FHA lending.
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The sooner you reach out, the better chance you have of finding an option that can help you prevent being delinquent on your loans.
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The 'Dukes of Hazzard' star was sentenced Monday to 3 days in L.A. County jail for not making good on delinquent alimony he owed.
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Like other Canadian and U.S. lenders, BMO had seen an increase in delinquent loans to oil and gas companies due to declining energy prices.
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And that's what you're turning into, you know, "at-risk youth"—they say it like you can't have "youth" without "risk"—a juvenile delinquent.
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Crime statistics suggest that "refugees, on average, are as likely or unlikely to become delinquent as the local population", according to the interior ministry.
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In addition, the F.C.C. proposes to limit the calls to debts that are delinquent, which would prevent unwanted robocalls to accounts in good standing.
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They're either in default (22%), in deferment (12%), in forbearance (8%), delinquent (11%), or on an income-driven repayment plan but paying nothing (6%).
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After their performance of "Delincuente" (which translates to "Delinquent"), which is about their time spent in jail, Farruko gave a brief but impactful speech.
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Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will offer one-time principal reductions to certain seriously delinquent underwater borrowers to help them avoid foreclosures.
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Loan restructuring allows a company facing cash flow problems to renegotiate delinquent debts with lenders, enabling it to continue operations and avoid potential bankruptcy.
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Findings indicate that arts students are highly active within school communities, are less likely to engage in delinquent behaviors or participate in drug use.
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But as notices from Aspen and then collections agencies piled up, with threats to report a delinquent bill to credit bureaus, his worry grew.
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As the days turn to weeks and physicians such as myself become delinquent, the friendly reminders turn into threatening rebukes in large, bold font.
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If you're unfamiliar with Marra's work, he makes comics that look like they were made by the most talented juvenile delinquent in the world.
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I'm not sure I'm quite as good a citizen as they were, but I would certainly feel delinquent if I skipped any major election.
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Mr. Trump tore into our NATO allies over their "delinquent" and insufficient military spending, despite a pre-existing agreement to raise spending by 2024.
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Passports can be revoked, he said, for taxpayers who are "seriously delinquent," that is, who owe more than $50,000 in taxes, penalties and interest.
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They're delinquent on taxes levied two years before the city's reassessment was completed, so they still could lose their homes over illegally inflated bills.
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Still, as a young man, Mr. Lipton, shied away from immediately pursuing a career in theater, having associated the arts with his delinquent father.
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Instead, he targets job-seekers who may lack relevant experience but relate well to customers, including those who are delinquent on their mortgage payments.
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Long was a defendant in a case involving delinquent city taxes that was filed in March and dismissed in June, according to court records.
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Crowd-investors sign a subordinated debt agreement and are only entitled to repayment once the banks have received their share from a delinquent developer.
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Around 1 in 5 student loan borrowers in the main, federal direct loan program are currently delinquent, according to Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingForCollege.com.
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Capital One wrote off more delinquent loans than in the year-ago period, and also increased the amount set aside to cover bad loans.
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But members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will be sadly delinquent if they do not press him on the issue of climate change.
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Abandoned buildings have largely disappeared in a booming real estate market, but there's still tax-delinquent and bank-foreclosed inventory available on the cheap.
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The reason that more delinquent loans exist now is because there's simply more loans than at any other time, according to the Fed's data.
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Trump has also pressed Trudeau to increase its defense spending to a NATO minimum, hinting that trade actions against "delinquent" alliance members could follow.
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One provision would revoke federal funding for institutions that have high percentages of borrowers who are at least 90 days delinquent on loan payments.
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She started taking ketamine and meth for fun at 15 years old; her straight-laced Christian friends first ridiculed her for being a delinquent.
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In the bins, at the end of the school year, they could find discarded notebooks and scraps of paper featuring violent drawings by delinquent children.
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Soon after, bank executives found themselves hiring people to deal with delinquent loans and mortgage companies staffed up to refinance loans as interest rates fell.
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An actress who plays a post-apocalyptic juvenile delinquent on TV allegedly went nuclear on her BF in real life and got busted by cops.
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Standing in absolute contrast is Klaus, played by Robert Sheehan with the same manic mischief he brought to superpowered juvenile delinquent Nathan Young in Misfits.
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He spends his days down by the river, hanging out with his brother's delinquent ex-girlfriend and lugging around a baseball bat he's never swung.
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If my/our credit card loan becomes delinquent, this security interest may be used without further notice to pay all or part of such delinquency.
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And then there's Rogue One — the first standalone film in Star Wars' expanded universe — in which she plays a street delinquent turned Rebel Alliance hero.
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These six delinquent debts could impact the size of your tax refund: Don't expect money back if you owe Uncle Sam from a prior year.
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And children who bully others are also at a greater risk for complications, including antisocial personality disorders, delinquent behavior and increased alcohol abuse, among others.
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But critics point out that states are pretty efficient at finding people when it's in their financial interest to do so, as with delinquent taxpayers.
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The NY Fed says 3.37 percent of all debt outstanding is 90 days or more delinquent; that's up from 3.3 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Still, with fewer than 1 percent of all auto loans being two months delinquent, Zabritski believes warnings about a subprime bubble suddenly popping are overstated.
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Local officials, eager to attract investment during the boom years, were more than happy to ignore delinquent bosses and often actively conspired in their wrongdoing.
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One, Edith Saint-Jean, testified that she and her husband had refinanced their home in Brooklyn to pay off more than $30,000 in delinquent bills.
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Up until now, HUD officials have generally supported the loan sale program as being the last best chance to keep delinquent borrowers in their homes.
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"We would be delinquent in our duties if we did not resist, if we did not fight back, to overturn the president's declaration," Pelosi said.
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" He added, "In this very particular period where we suffer terrorist attacks in the name of a delinquent Islam, all citizens must assume their responsibilities.
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The offsets in the highway bill that was passed in December include changes to custom fees and passport rules for applicants who have delinquent taxes.
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The report stated that, at the end of 2018, over 6900 million Americans were 90 days or more delinquent on their monthly auto loan payments.
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"There are a lot of delinquent employers across the country now, but the problem is especially serious in the northeast," Mr. Crothall said by telephone.
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"Denim Delinquent number six had been completed, but there was no way we weren't going to include something by one of our idols," Parrett says.
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The investors and banks called their actions reasonable first steps in dealing with delinquent borrowers and in line with what the federal agencies were permitting.
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However, Capital One wrote off more delinquent loans than in the year-ago period, and also increased the amount set aside to cover bad loans.
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HUD, however, has countered that with borrowers many years delinquent on the loans, any remedy that tries to avoid a foreclosure is a positive result.
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Ten percent of student loan balances were delinquent, over 7 percent of auto loans and over 33 percent of credit card balances in Q2 2017.
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Trump responded Wednesday by calling Trudeau "two-faced" and suggesting the prime minister was upset he'd said Canada was "slightly delinquent" on its defense spending.
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Out of the 100 metro areas in the study, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has the highest percentage of residents with at least one delinquent account.
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At Impac, just a handful of non-QM loans written over the past three years are more than 60 days delinquent, says Ashmore, the CEO.
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The buying of those delinquent loans and the inability to restructure all of them is now showing up in the foreclosure ranking for those firms.
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Asked what inspired him to make the movie, he said a conversation with a young delinquent led him to believe that movies could help change minds.
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As a researcher she's interested in the interactions of genes and environment, and the reasons some delinquent children—but not all—turn into crime-committing adults.
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BACK IN THE OFFICE Moyo wants to be permanently reinstated or receive unspecified damages from the insurer, as well as see its board members declared delinquent.
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Credit card defaults and delinquent auto loans accounted for much of the charge-offs while commercial and industrial loans saw fewer defaults than a year ago.
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Even prime delinquencies are on the rise — Fitch Ratings' survey said that last month's prime auto loans were 21 percent more delinquent than in July 2015.
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To that point, 8% of millennials' card balances were seriously delinquent in the first quarter of this year, according to the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
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The percent of loans that are at least 90 days delinquent rose slightly for autos but fell for mortgages, HELOCs, credit cards and even student loans.
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Worries about delinquent borrowers in the oil industry triggered a sharp rise in their yields in America's junk-bond market at the end of last year.
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We stand up for youth involved in the delinquency system because while there should be consequences to delinquent behavior, we know prisons are not the answer.
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Of that total, a record $1.34 trillion is education-related, about 11 percent of which is considered seriously delinquent, or at least 90 days past due.
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In a separate letter to Aylmer, Hepburn's mother, Ella van Heemstra, described the New Jersey-born actor as a "frog faced delinquent with the spindly legs".
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The loans being sold by the agency in that auction are ones deemed "extremely delinquent," or those whose borrowers have not made payments for 48 months.
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The financial community also needs to develop more flexible ways for individuals and families to work their way out of delinquent housing and other consumer debt.
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On an astronomy trivia night, a geologist said that the world's first "satellite" was a delinquent carrier pigeon, penitently made to wear a camera in 1910.
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He completely twisted the facts, asking in a tweet whether NATO members would "reimburse" the United States after they have been "delinquent" in payments to NATO.
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FBI alleged he conspired to conceal how VW car pollution Why it Matters: The Feds have been criticized for just fining delinquent multinationals without jailing executives.
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At the end of the third quarter of last year, 1.33 percent of the hotel loans made by banks were delinquent, according to the Trepp data.
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Unlike I.R.S. agents, who are not usually allowed to call delinquent taxpayers by telephone, the outside debt-collection agencies will have free rein to do so.
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Delinquent loans, which at the end of June made up 31.7 percent of all housing loans, were a mere 5.3 percent of the total in 2008.
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Some of Caliber's growth has been fueled by Lone Star's buying of tens of thousands of delinquent mortgages from a federal housing agency and from banks.
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An analysis by the Urban Institute found that individuals who live in southern states — particularly Mississippi — are more likely to be delinquent on their credit cards.
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The comparison to the 2008 crisis and the rescue of delinquent financial institutions has been made before, oddly enough by supporters of our involvement in Iraq.
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Out of 9,411 loans at issue, 7,440 had realized losses after being liquidated or modified, and that another 768 were over 60 days delinquent, Baldwin said.
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Their relationship didn't seem that great even before Trudeau was caught gossiping -- Trump had earlier skewered Canada as "slightly delinquent" in its fiscal duty to NATO.
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For lenders, getting a delinquent borrower paying again on a modified mortgage is often (but not always) cheaper than foreclosing on the home and selling it.
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" Interior Minister Matteo Salvini called the fugitive a "delinquent who doesn't deserve to live comfortably on the beach but rather to finish his days in prison.
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Though often mischaracterized as delinquent behavior, the prospect of role play within BDSM offers a safe space for individuals to restructure power relationships for mutual pleasure.
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Once he's thrust into a new life as a juvenile delinquent, every adult around him, from his new guardian to school officials, remind him of his charges.
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A change in some of its internal settings in 2010 caused it to erroneously charge higher interest rates on store credit cards that were delinquent, executives said.
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The government can withhold a portion of Social Security benefits to pay certain debts including back taxes, delinquent federal student loans, alimony and child support, Randall said.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association said that of the 39 million outstanding U.S. mortgages it tracks, about 1.2 million are seriously delinquent loans issued in 2007 or earlier.
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Debt collection firms such as Williams' buy delinquent debts, often for just pennies on the dollar, and try to collect the full amount the original lender claimed.
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That move has been caught in controversy over recent revelations about Moore regarding a delinquent tax bill and a child support payment dispute with his ex-wife.
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"We would be delinquent in our duties if we did not resist, if we did not fight back to overturn the President's declaration," the California Democrat said.
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"The parents took the initiative to make their child become a good member of society rather than allow him to become a juvenile delinquent," says Hall, 64.
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In the episode "Noshing and Moshing," the hopelessly delinquent Daniel Desario, also motivated by a crush on a girl, has a brief experimentation with the budding genre.
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"A supplier who is delinquent in Airbus Helicopters for example has no reason to think they can work in Airbus Commercial," Fabrice Bregier told a media briefing.
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After filing for personal bankruptcy, Michael Rego, 51, of Yonkers, held out hope for a loan modification when JPMorgan Chase sold his delinquent mortgage to Lone Star.
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California's Franchise Tax Board posts a list of the top 500 delinquent taxpayers, who in mid-June owed the state a total just shy of $70 million.
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The debt buyers then seek to recover — often through aggressive legal maneuvers — a portion of the delinquent debt that the bank had essentially given up collecting on.
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According to the SEC, the executives said current, performing loans were delinquent and pulled them from residential mortgage-backed securities guaranteed by the government corporation Ginnie Mae.
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Instead of sending private contractors after delinquent taxpayers, Congress should engage in robust oversight to ensure that the IRS takes full advantage of whistleblower information and expertise.
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Over all, provisions for delinquent and defaulted loans were down 6 percent, to €2.41 billion, in the quarter, from €2.56 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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It is thus no surprise that the more children are spanked, the more likely they are to be aggressive or to engage in delinquent behaviors like stealing.
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Some 77 million people — roughly one in three adults with a credit report — have a delinquent debt in collections, according to an estimate by the Urban Institute.
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Comparatively, a delinquent loan isn't a bad thing: Borrowers still have time to either catch up on their loans, or make arrangements to reduce or skip payments.
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In the third quarter, 230 percent of subprime auto loan balances became at least 22008 days delinquent, up from 230 percent in the third quarter of 29.6.
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CitiFinancial, meanwhile, must improve disclosure on deferments and stop sending credit raters "bad information" that settle accounts were "charged off" - an indication that the borrower was delinquent.
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She looked like she'd been much more interesting before she left for college—a Goth, a freak, a punk, a reject, a delinquent, an outcast, a fuckup.
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In the third quarter, there was a slight decrease in the percentage of loans 30 days overdue and slight increase in those that were 60 days delinquent.
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The banks and investment firms said most of the new foreclosure filings were against borrowers who had been delinquent on their mortgages long before Hurricane Maria hit.
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"Just because the Red Sox are on such a historic pace right now, it makes you feel a little delinquent," said David Cone, the YES Network analyst.
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But no top Adidas executives and only one head coach — Rick Pitino, who was fired by Louisville for an accumulation of delinquent behavior — have lost their jobs.
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The new rules also grant debt collectors a concession they have long wanted: allowing the use of email and text messages to try to reach delinquent borrowers.
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The plan behind the Rolling Jubilee was simple — and smart: Organizers raised money to buy delinquent debt that financial institutions often sell for pennies on the dollar.
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Some states have passed legislation to address teenage sexting, including lower penalties for delinquent minors, such as classes about sexting and cellphone use, counseling, and community service.
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His father, Hans, was a psychoanalyst whose experience with disturbed and delinquent children had given him an early insight into the discontent of Germany's lower middle class.
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In that case, you will need to file a delinquent FBAR and include an explanation to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network as to why you're filing late.
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The businesses moving up the rankings bought soured mortgages and are looking to profit by restructuring those loans and getting delinquent borrowers to start making payments again.
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You can't be delinquent on any federal debt, and you must prove you can afford to keep up with property expenses, such as taxes, insurance and maintenance.
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Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital had previously threatened to send Dang's bill to the city department of delinquent revenue if she did not pay it in full.
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In particular, they pointed to HUD's management of delinquent mortgages, accusing Castro's department of selling too many mortgages to Wall Street banks without enough oversight or regulation.
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Today, virtually every social evil, injustice or abnormality can be traced to absent, delinquent, misbehaving, drunk, or sexually immoral dads who didn't respect or understand their enormous calling.
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When asked about 40 loans already delinquent before a deal closed, for instance, Carroll told Menefee to "just leave them in," according to the lawsuit, and Menefee did.
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One of the most frequently reported scams is the "call from the Internal Revenue Service" informing the victim that he or she owes delinquent taxes, interest and penalties.
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The RBI wants to clean up debt-addled public banks, which account for 70% of banking assets, even if that means getting tough with well-connected delinquent borrowers.
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The rate on seriously delinquent loans, or those that are 90 days or more past due, was 2.3 percent in the second quarter, unchanged from the prior quarter.
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The bank said in a statement that it seeks to avoid lawsuits and continues to make new farm loans, while working with current customers to restructure delinquent loans.
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The fear among analysts in the UAE is that if other delinquent issuers start using Islamic and local law as a "shield" the whole sukuk market might shrivel.
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Jordan was tried by a juvenile judge and in April 2012 was found delinquent — analogous to guilty — of first-degree murder and criminal homicide of an unborn child.
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Gamboa includes each person's profession in the photographs' titles — from phytochemist to composer to elementary school teacher — to refute misleading stereotypes of the Chicano male as lazy delinquent.
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In two brief sections written 30 years apart, Between Them gives a sense of how Richard Ford the dyslexic delinquent became Richard Ford, chronicler of the American everyman.
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And after being contacted by the hospital billing office in early April to confirm he was aware of his bill's "delinquent status," he wrote a second appeal letter.
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Married taxpayers might also file a Form 8857 for "Innocent Spouse Relief" to capture some of the offset, if only one spouse is responsible for the delinquent debt.
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In particular, companies that buy delinquent debt from the original lenders and then try to collect it from the borrowers now generate about a third of industry revenue.
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A growing number of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) have programs to do just this, and have raised the capital needed to buy pools of these delinquent mortgages.
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The department will also deny passports to tax evaders who owe "seriously delinquent tax debt," as well as people who do not provide an accurate Social Security number.
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OneWest also had a 96 percent effectiveness in reaching delinquent borrowers to work out a modification (a better mark than giants such as Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase).
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Cue sifu-student training montages and Ren's evolution from a defiant delinquent to a warrior of noble bearing, with shrill intermittent humor sequences of Ren and Kumatetsu bickering.
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She'd had run-ins since, skating by without serious jail time for trying to sneak $50 worth of batteries into her purse, for being delinquent on court fees.
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Chloe is the school delinquent—not doing well in her classes, struggling at home and reeling from her father's death, already a heavy drinker at 16 (or so).
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Sure, Denim Delinquent has some cool interviews with Ron Asheton and Iggy Pop and others, but if you're looking for intellectual nourishment, you've come to the wrong place.
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Though 11.9% of student loans are either delinquent or more than 90 days late, that figure has not been rising in recent months, so no alarms just yet.
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Even the United States Department of Agriculture, which has underwritten more than 2425,2000 mortgages in mainly rural areas of Puerto Rico, has begun to foreclose on delinquent borrowers.
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Traditional credit reports include your history of paying credit card bills and loans but typically don't include data on these kinds of bills unless the accounts are delinquent.
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It was used as a treatment for veterans suffering from PTSD and was later applied to a wider variety of purposes, including reforming "delinquent girls" in the 1960s.
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If you're delinquent on child support or alimony, your state can refer the matter to the IRS and the state's tax agency for payment through a refund offset.
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He sees the Fox painting "Enhanced Focus" (2000) as "a mix between Jesus and a delinquent," with the pixilated blur evoking TV shows that need to disguise people.
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"Navient leads the industry in income-driven repayment plans and has the lowest level of severely delinquent borrowers and the lowest default rates," he said in an interview.
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" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also warned Friday in a KQED radio appearance that Democrats would be "strategic" in how they deploy subpoenas, "but we will not be delinquent.
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For the 21 percent of Americans who have made a delinquent payment, the first-time late fees alone add up to more than $1.4 billion, NerdWallet points out.
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They have also suggested automatically enrolling severely delinquent borrowers in income-based plans and streamlining the process to recertify every year, so that borrowers don't accidentally fall out.
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The new detention centers would house new arrivals until their asylum processes were underway, as well as others showing "delinquent behavior" or not entitled to asylum, Petsas said.
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He told me he had been shaken by some of his encounters with young local men, many of them poorly educated and delinquent but full of religious rage.
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The firms all contend that they make more money by getting delinquent borrowers to start making monthly payments again, as opposed to foreclosing on and selling vacant homes.
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Education debt swelled to nearly $1.38 trillion at the end of 2017, with 11 percent of borrowers 90 days or more delinquent, according to the New York Fed.
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Under certain circumstances, the government can seize part of your Social Security check to satisfy unpaid debts, including overdue federal taxes and delinquent federal student loans, among others.
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The law also mandates that schools take action to help families apply for free or reduced lunches and inform families of delinquent accounts when they're 10 days overdue.
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Ms. Mallett said many of the 220 homes in Detroit listed as being delinquent on taxes by Wayne County were sold, to other investors or individuals, a while ago.
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In the first quarter of 2018 alone, $23 billion worth of all credit card debt in the U.S. was delinquent, according to NerdWallet's 2018 Consumer Credit Card Report. Creditcards.
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Companies' financial health still appeared solid, with the number of small businesses that were 30 days or more delinquent on payments decreasing slightly to 0.91 percent from 0.92 percent.
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Roughly one-fifth of all student debt — federal and private, excluding students currently enrolled — is at least 90 days delinquent, according to the New York Federal Reserve, reports WSJ.
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When a previous government sold a more straightforward form of student debt from the 1990s, the hope was that the buyer would be more tenacious when chasing delinquent graduates.
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You take up the role of a student who's been pegged as a delinquent after interfering with a man who was seemingly about to abduct or harm a woman.
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Instead, the bureau alleges, the phone number directed customers in good standing to the general customer service line, while customers with delinquent accounts were directed to the collections department.
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That move, too, has come under fire from congressional leaders who have questioned Moore's credentials, and as revelations have come up relating to delinquent taxes and child support payments.
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While the default rate is down slightly, a quarter of those receiving federal direct loans were delinquent or in default at the end of 28503, a recent analysis found.
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A program that began under Michigan law in 2015 allowed homeowners in Wayne County with delinquent property taxes to enter into monthly payment plans at a reduced interest rate.
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Temer also said the government may issue a temporary decree to extend for a few weeks the Refis program that allows companies and individuals to renegotiate delinquent tax payments.
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I have two that are outside the consolidation that are still delinquent, and I found out that I can pay towards them online without being on a set plan.
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This is a game where you can hold down the R button to enter a more intimidating "delinquent mode," walking slowly with hunched shoulders and hands stuffed in pockets.
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Photo by Jimmy Fontaine I feel like half the appeal of Vomitface is their name, which is so juvenile and delinquent that it goes past dumb and becomes cool.
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Personal loans often take the lead, with consumers least likely to be delinquent on them compared with other debts, according to a new report from consumer credit company TransUnion.
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Since buying some of the banks' most troubled assets, Nationstar has overseen a 50 percent decline in delinquent loans, though those improvements coincided with a broader recovery in housing.
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Indian lenders recover just 25% of their money from delinquent borrowers on average, and only after four years of haggling, compared with 80% in America in half the time.
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As a result, delinquent payments on shopping centers and other commercial real estate have spiked, as high as one-quarter of all loans in some parts of the country.
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The IRS amnesty programs are not expected to last forever, at least not under their current terms, so delinquent expats would be wise to act sooner rather than later.
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The bank will do all the work of operating the credit-card — assessing and managing credit exposure, dealing with angry or confused customers, and collecting bills from delinquent cardholders.
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And while not all delinquent child support cases are this high profile, they do share one thing in common: they're robbing children of the support they need and deserve.
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Unfortunately, too few borrowers today actually are in repayment on their loans (when adding in the number of student and parent borrowers in deferment, forbearance, delinquent, or in default).
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Recently the association shot films highlighting social and economic issues facing the country, such as "The Delinquent" which depicts a misled young man who takes drugs while in school.
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President Trump set an acrimonious tone for the NATO summit meeting in Brussels, calling allies "delinquent" in their military spending and urging them to more than double their expenditures.
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The Michigan Agency for Energy said the state's utility companies had agreed not to shut off gas or electric supplies to delinquent customers for the rest of the week.
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That's where I met "Dave," who declines to give his real name but tells me he lives in southern Indiana and buys out delinquent storage units as a hobby.
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And greater involvement by men in parenting has benefits for the whole family: Both parents are happier and healthier, and kids achieve more and are less delinquent in school.
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Through this process, the county is able to make a surplus — essentially a profit — from the interest and penalties collected from delinquent property owners and from some auction sales.
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And according to the data, a similar number of single-family homes — around 39,000 — were more than two years delinquent on taxes this fall compared to a year earlier.
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Many platforms that track smartphone use have access to data like location services, phone contact lists and call logs that can be used to track and harass delinquent borrowers.
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Senior executives worried that if they took a tough stance with Mr. Trump's accounts — for example, by demanding payment of a delinquent loan — they could provoke the president's wrath.
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The company has argued that Ms. Daniels's customer account was severely delinquent and that the company had no evidence of her medical condition or need for an oxygen machine.
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Banks can sell packages of delinquent loans at a discount to get them off their books, but only if private equity companies and other investors are willing to buy.
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"When an unexpected expense pops up, you can turn to your savings instead of to a credit card, eliminating your risk of becoming delinquent and paying interest and fees."
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He made the remarks in light of his assertions that some NATO members are "delinquent" in meeting a goal to each spend 2% of GDP on defense by 2024.
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The Hunters allegedly used campaign funds to pay personal bills big and small, from luxury vacations to kids' school lunches and delinquent family dentistry bills, according to the indictment.
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This rule grossly distorts the use of credit reports and scores—whose main purposes are to determine how likely someone is to become 85033 days delinquent on a debt.
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Lone Star has also been a major buyer of delinquent mortgages sold by Department of Housing and Urban Development and Fannie Mae, the giant government-controlled mortgage finance firm.
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So for this report to say that there was no tacit cooperation, well, yeah, if they didn't bring the information to the FBI, they were delinquent in their responsibilities.
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For example, 58 percent of respondents are wrong in their belief that once a delinquent loan or credit card balance is paid off, it comes off your credit history.
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Details vary by state, she said, but generally, after a period of notice, the bank may be allowed to sell the contents of the box to pay delinquent fees.
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And when Trump arrived in Brussels on Wednesday, he kicked off the meeting by calling European allies — Germany in particular — "delinquent" for not spending enough on their own defense.
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It's first true rock n roll moment came not from music, but from the silver screen when filmmakers tapped into youth culture in the delinquent films of the 221s.
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To be sure, some were reluctant to enlist; at least 5,000 Puerto Ricans were declared "delinquent" for not signing up for the draft, and around 200 went to jail.
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While the warm meals are designed to meet the nutritional requirements of growing children, the meal replacements given to students with delinquent lunch accounts do not, the report found.
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The bill also mandates that schools contact families with outstanding balances and prevents schools from making students with delinquent lunch accounts work off their debt by cleaning the cafeteria.
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For example, 27 percent of people in Florence, South Carolina, who bought their car with a so-called subprime score — defined as a VantageScore between 300 and 600— are delinquent.
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Yamazaki has been billed as a former delinquent with a love for street fighting, with an amateur record of 2-3, while Momo—predictably—is slated to make her debut.
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Some of those costs were linked to court orders she didn't know about or couldn't remember; others, having fallen delinquent, had been sent to collection agencies who never contacted her.
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Brett was charged April 25 with first- and second-degree murder, unlawful removal of a dead body, desecration of a human corpse, and possessing a firearm after a delinquent adjudication.
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DMPL X Performance Marginally Worsening Late-stage arrears (loans delinquent for over three months) in DMPL X have increased by over 14bp in the 12 months leading to June 2016.
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Her red block heels, evoking Dorothy in Oz, carry her buoyantly down the street, and as she whacks at the glass like a teenage delinquent, her serene smile never falters.
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Since 28503, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has been auctioning off pools of very delinquent mortgages through a program they call Distressed Asset Sales Program, or DASP.
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While he isn't its best player, he has a knack for talking entertainingly over his play: he is funny, brash, and filled with stories about his delinquent childhood in Newark.
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Grobman contended that Barclays charged attorney's fees and late fees after the loan was "accelerated," a common practice where the bank demands the full balance once a borrower becomes delinquent.
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Just as with mortgages at the height of the financial crisis, delinquent consumer debt is often resold, sometimes multiple times, and in the chain of custody, things can go awry.
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The loans sold by the government are ones that were originally written by large banks with insurance guarantees by the federal government and have been delinquent for about two years.
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Legislators also proposed on Monday another measure that would require the agency to obtain a court order before seizing wages, rescinding tax refunds or suspending professional licenses of delinquent borrowers.
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For 10 years, her character watches over the case of Malony (Rod Paradot), an uncontrollable delinquent who, just when he appears to be making progress, flies into blind, antisocial rages.
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More than 3.2 million federally-held student loans are more than 31 days delinquent and another 7.7 million are in default, according to the Education Department's most recent quarterly data.
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The lavender, for instance, which boasts 1,200 natural compounds, is harvested in the Alps by delinquent French teenagers from Nice who are sent to the floral farm for emotional healing.
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Just over 20 percent of Americans say they've made a delinquent credit card payment, meaning they were at least 30 days overdue, according to NerdWallet's 2018 Consumer Credit Card Report.
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It offers a range of free support services for both families and released hostages, from psychological counseling to assistance in dealing with debt collectors pressing for payments of delinquent bills.
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Trump repeatedly said, for example, that NATO members are "delinquent" for failing to meet the alliance's guideline of having each member spend 2% of their Gross Domestic Product on defense.
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Bank of America, which bought Countrywide Financial during the crisis, and was then saddled with hundreds of thousands of delinquent loans, is actually climbing the ranks in the satisfaction survey.
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If black-owned property became valuable or a black property owner challenged white supremacy, local officials could simply declare the property tax-delinquent and sell it at a tax sale.
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On March 1, the St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office filed a petition alleging the boy committed the delinquent act of Attempted Murder, a Level 1 Felony if committed by an adult.
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In St. Joseph, Indiana, for example, 27 percent of people in predominantly nonwhite ZIP codes are delinquent on their auto debt, compared with just 3 percent in predominantly white ZIP codes.
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In 22011's romantic comedy Susan Slept Here, Reynolds played a juvenile delinquent named Susan who finds herself falling for a struggling Hollywood scriptwriter (Dick Powell) — despite his long-time fiancée.
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There's a pretty hilarious gag about the brothers deliberately making McDonald's less appealing to teenagers, in order to dodge the juvenile-delinquent bobby-sox crowd and their repellent rock n roll.
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Moyo's lawyer, Eric Mabuza, described the open letter as "corporate madness", and said Old Mutual directors - who Moyo has applied to have declared delinquent - were protecting themselves rather than the company.
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In mid-April, the House approved several IRS-bashing bills, including one to prevent it from making new hires until Treasury certifies no agency employees are seriously delinquent on taxes themselves.
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Both MacFarlane and Janke must also cooperate with the Examination and Collection division of the IRS by giving financial information and make a good faith effort to pay all delinquent taxes.
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A Tarrant County District Attorney's Office spokeswoman tells PEOPLE that the killer, now 14, was found guilty of delinquent conduct in juvenile court, which is equivalent to murder in adult court.
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The cease and desist order obtained by NBC News also asks the Donald J. Trump Foundation to send any delinquent financial reports to Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office within 15 days.
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First, about half of the mortgages with the highest rates either are or have been delinquent at some point, and that means lenders will not refinance them to the lowest rates.
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In 180 days, Trump asked the State Department and Department of Homeland Security to determine whether Americans who are "delinquent on the sponsor's reimbursement obligation" are able to sponsor future immigrants.
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For a variety of reasons, as previously mentioned, not every delinquent mortgage can be successfully restructured, leaving Goldman no choice but to foreclose on the mortgage or simply abandon the property.
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While the delinquent acts committed by youth serving sentences in youth prisons require an appropriate and measured response, research shows us that prison does nothing to rehabilitate and prevent future crime.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said Ocwen Loan Servicing charged homeowners for unnecessary forced-place insurance policies, hit delinquent borrowers with excessive fees and failed to process escrow and insurance payments.
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Marie Avgeropoulos -- known for playing a post-apocalyptic juvenile delinquent on CW's hit sci-fi show -- is facing some real-life legal trouble now ... a charge for allegedly attacking her boyfriend.
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On occasion, Mr. Taylor and his wife, Mary Ann, with their small pajama-clad children in the back seat of their car, made nighttime forays to repossess cars from delinquent customers.
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Until then, watch the new trailer above and get ready to call your parents and blubber to them about how you're sorry for being a delinquent 16-year-old or whatever.
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Companies that buy delinquent debt from the original lenders and then try to collect it from the borrowers are becoming a fast-growing segment of the multibillion-dollar debt collection industry.
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There are about 3763 vacant and tax-delinquent residential properties in Wilkinsburg, and Penn Avenue has lost most of its businesses except for cellphone dealers, dollar stores and check-cashing operations.
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At the same time, delinquency rates on auto loans are on the rise, with 3.8 percent of payments more than 90 days late - or "seriously delinquent" in Fedspeak -- as of Dec.
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The Major's son, Bobby, was a high-school delinquent who sold drugs, slept with a married woman and spent a long stretch of the series masterminding an ill-considered insurance scam.
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"To do anything less than overturn this action by the President, we would be delinquent in our duties," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said during a trip to the border last week.
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Trump said Macron&aposs criticism of NATO was "very, very nasty" and questioned whether the US military should defend any countries that were "delinquent" on alliance targets for national military spending.
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Instead of continuous pointed comments that "delinquent" NATO nations do not pay their fair share of the defense budget, President Trump must focus on utilizing the power of our NATO allies.
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And I think we've also seen the empowering of a lot of very delinquent voices, in a sense, that in the past would be some crazy person muttering in a bar.
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I looked and saw that they came from my neighbor's side and thought that one of their more delinquent kids played a joke as my sledding tube on the railing was popped.
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It says a lot about our society that people on the front lines of negotiating sexual boundaries are criminalized, stigmatized, and shamed, with their work seen as dirty, delinquent, and inherently wrong.
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According to Hammurabi, my delinquent former employer ought to be selling himself, his wife, or his children into slavery to make things right, but I'd still be happy with just a check.
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Last year, the Department of Education changed the rules to penalize loan servicers when accounts they manage go delinquent and default, but those metrics exclude borrowers who defaulted before the new rules.
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The State of Florida dismissed one charge each -- for possession of a weapon or ammunition by a delinquent, grand theft of a firearm, and child neglect ... according to Kodak's attorney, Bradford Cohen.
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To reinforce traditional family values, a core principle of the Republican Party, teenage mothers were to be prohibited benefits, and fathers who were delinquent in child support payments were threatened with imprisonment.
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The loan-level data for the corresponding cut-off date of 31 August 2017 reported a current balance of EUR322.3 million of performing and delinquent loans, plus EUR4803 million of defaulted loans.
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The loan-level data for the corresponding cut-off date of 200173 August 200163 reported a current balance of EUR200153 million of performing and delinquent loans, plus EUR200143 million of defaulted loans.
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The loan-level data for the corresponding cut-off date of 21000 September 211 reported a current balance of EUR21500 million of performing and delinquent loans, plus EUR21000 million of defaulted loans.
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A study following the undergraduate class of 2005 found that as of 2010, a whopping 63 percent of these people were in default, forbearance, deferment or were otherwise delinquent on their loans.
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" On Monday, the El Chapo account took aim at Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto: "And you, @EPN, don't call me a delinquent again because I give people work, unlike your fucking government.
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It also provides states with incentives to reduce the institutionalization of children in group homes that are not only expensive but associated with lower academic achievement and higher risk of delinquent behavior.
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FANNIE AND FREDDIE TO OFFER HELP FOR BUYERS: Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will offer one-time principal reductions to certain seriously delinquent underwater borrowers to help them avoid foreclosures.
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Not surprisingly then, the DOJ Inspector General's audit of FARA found that many firms still don't comply with the statute even after DOJ notifies them that their filings are delinquent or deficient.
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Companies that buy delinquent debt from the original lenders and then go out and collect it from the borrowers are becoming a fast-growing segment of the multibillion-dollar debt collection industry.
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Like most of its rivals, Caixa has begun to feel the impact of declining domestic borrowing costs, which can weigh down interest income but offer relief to risky or even delinquent borrowers.
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You don't need an earful of sexy when navigating your aging parents into an old folks' home or when you're worried your kids might be trying drugs at their delinquent friend's house.
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"The debtor and its responsible officer Michael Avenatti have deliberately made no attempts to pay the delinquent amount which they previously agreed to do by stipulation," Assistant U.S. Attorney Najah Shariff wrote.
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Ms. Olson's office analyzed 360,000 delinquent accounts that could be turned over for private collection; among those who filed recent tax returns, more than a third had income of less than $20,000.
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Homeowners have to meet certain criteria to qualify, including having an outstanding principal balance of $250,000 or less and being more than 90 days delinquent on mortgage payments as of March 1.
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Frequently, individuals with delinquent court fees are identified using automatic license plate readers, which capture license plate photos, geotag and timestamp the information, and run it against a database of outstanding warrants.
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Mr. Sabree championed legislation that has instituted payment plans for homeowners who are delinquent on their property taxes, which reduce the interest charged on unpaid amounts from 9003 percent to 6 percent.
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But rather than submitting Ms. Jenkins's payments, he pocketed them, then waited for her taxes to fall delinquent, whereupon he bought the lien to her property at the county's annual tax auction.
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VICE News also found this past spring that Bryce was purchasing fake Twitter followers at the time he was delinquent on child support and that he had a tendency to exaggerate endorsements.
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Moyo has applied to have Old Mutual's board declared delinquent in an increasingly messy public battle that has frustrated investors and knocked around 15% off the 173-year-old insurer's share price.
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In fact, the attacks do fit a pattern: According to the Cologne police, 40 percent of the city's immigrants from northern Africa become delinquent, mainly for theft, within their first year in Germany.
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The court has heard how, in a delinquent pattern that echoes the online radicalisation of would-be jihadists, his hateful white supremacism was fuelled by an internet search for "black on White crime".
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It's an incredibly frustrating conundrum: Defaulting or being delinquent may make you ineligible for forbearance or deferment of federal student loans, and some schools have the right to withhold your transcript, she adds.
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Mr Funes, who decamped to Nicaragua last year after he learned he was being investigated for corruption, tweeted that the "absurd accusation" is "based above all on what a plea-bargain delinquent says".
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And then there's Billy Bob Thorton who, as a drunk and delinquent mall Santa in Bad Santa and Bad Santa 2, proves this point is true for both Actual Santas and Fake Santas.
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About 1 percent of SBI's retail loans, a majority of which are home loans, were delinquent as of end-September, compared with a total bad-loans ratio of 4.15 percent for the bank.
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Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of charging delinquent mortgage borrowers for unnecessary property inspections, adding hundreds of dollars to their loan balances over time.
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Seriously delinquent auto loans whose payments were 90 days or more past due jumped to $8.24 billion in the fourth quarter, the highest since the third quarter of 2016, according to the survey.
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The PayNet report showed companies' financial health continued to look strong in November, with the number of firms that were delinquent by 30 days or more declining to 0.86 percent from 0.88 percent.
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The federal government makes most student loans, and about a quarter of current federal loan borrowers are delinquent or in default, according to a report last year from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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A third would prevent the IRS from hiring new employees until the Treasury Department certifies that no employees have seriously delinquent tax debts or issues a report explaining why it cannot do so.
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So, if you really hate that your kid is talking to that delinquent with the face tattoo from geometry, you could feasibly set their phone to only contact family after a certain time.
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But there is something novel about the fact that the governing party in America is building its agenda extemporaneously, with all the civic mindedness of a juvenile delinquent in a souped-up truck.
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"I subscribe to the view that we should not be criticizing our president while he's overseas," Ryan began when asked about Trump's harsh remarks that NATO allies are "delinquent" in paying for defense.
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John Shea, a spokesman for the Farm Service Agency, said in an emailed statement that the only foreclosure cases it had filed involved mortgages that became delinquent years before Maria hit the island.
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Here's the latest: • The NATO summit meeting in Brussels had a confrontational start as President Trump called European allies "delinquent" in their military spending and urged them to more than double their expenditures.
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That was the case when it came to Mr. Trump's frequent complaints that NATO allies have been delinquent in paying their bills to the United States — a mischaracterization that Mr. Corker called out.
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He instituted a Vatican commission that included victims among its members to propose "best practice initiatives for protecting minors and vulnerable adults" from delinquent clerics, and proposed a tribunal to prosecute remiss bishops.
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His sister Jeanie's fury toward him leads her to make out with a hot delinquent and eventually find it in herself to stop caring about her brother's antics and be the bigger person.
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Tyler Gage, the delinquent-turned-dancer played by Tatum in the first "Step Up," appears only for a few moments to pass the baton to the new protagonist Andie, played by Briana Evigan.
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He went on to work as a child psychiatrist at the Wiltwyck School for delinquent boys in the Hudson Valley, where he developed his theory of what became known as structural family therapy.
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The city became the owner of thousands of properties beginning in the 0003s and '2000s, many in the Bronx and Brooklyn, where properties were seized from delinquent landlords and urban blight was rampant.
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John Schneider got a big break from the judge presiding over his divorce war ... he has a month to make good on a ton of delinquent spousal support, but the clock is ticking.
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" While his delinquent children may not be so keen on celebrating the birth of Jesus—Ivanka, a Jewish convert, celebrated Hanukkah once again this year, and son Eric tweeted, "Happy Holidays from TrumpWinery.
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The attorney, who spoke on condition that he not be identified, also said the aircraft lessors had agreed to grant the airline 15 more days to fly the planes while renegotiating delinquent lease payments.
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Over 8% of balances held by those ages 18 to 29 hit the seriously delinquent territory in the first quarter of 6003, which means they are at least 90 days overdue with no payment.
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It draws on the belief that communities themselves have the ability to regulate and moderate delinquent behavior, while reinforcing positive behavior that can be extremely effective in keeping youth away from gangs, Muggah said.
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How people fare with their auto loans varies dramatically from one county to the next: Less than 1 percent of people are delinquent in Wright, Minnesota; in Cameron, Texas, 14 percent of borrowers are.
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But choosing a rambling van over a 401(k) isn't a sign of delinquent parenting in Ng's universe; it's just one of a series of possible paths, with its own unique pleasures and pitfalls.
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"We are told that Mr. Blaine has been delinquent in office but blameless in public life, while Mr. Cleveland has been a model of official integrity but culpable in personal relations," the supporter said.
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About $120 billion in U.S. commercial mortgages mature this year: Borrowers went delinquent on about $2.4 billion of it in June alone, according to Trepp, a real estate data provider, quoted by the WSJ.
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In addition, close to three million direct loan borrowers — those with debt from the largest federal student loan program — are delinquent on their loans and haven't made a payment in more than 30 days.
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It also shows that political allies such as Russia are losing patience with delinquent payments from Venezuela, whose obsolete tankers are struggling to export oil and even to supply fuel to the domestic market.
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The credit union warned delinquent customers it would sue them and garnish their wages if they didn't pay up, even though it had no intention of following through with the threats, the agency claims.
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For years, paying property taxes was a particularly complicated task in San Francisco, resulting in numerous delinquent payments—and a lengthy waiver process that was a burden for the public and the local government.
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While balances have steadily shifted to more credit-worthy borrowers, New York Fed economists raised some concern over the 11 percent of student loan debt that was "seriously delinquent" at the end of March.
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There, while employed as a youth worker, Nation immediately saw graffiti for what it was, a medium far away from mere delinquent vandalism that offered opportunity for kids in desperate need to express themselves.
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Finally, communities that are assisted in the selection and implementation of effective preventive interventions demonstrate significant reductions in substance use and delinquent behavior in middle school children with preventive effects lasting into young adulthood.
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Any borrower who was more than 31 days late — also known as delinquent — on their payment as of March 13 will receive an automatic suspension of payments, according to the US Department of Education.
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Casey Walsh, 20, and his childhood friend Alex Sheehan, 21, make up the duo Versatile, a north Dublin take on the strain of delinquent rap acts running back from Eminem to the Beastie Boys.
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And last November, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Bryce had been delinquent on child support payments for years and only paid the $1,257 balance two months after he announced his bid for Congress.
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According to Wayne County financial documents, since the current foreclosure process was implemented, in 2002, the county has transferred more than half a billion dollars in surplus delinquent tax collections to its general fund.
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If delinquent tax transfers over the past three years hadn't exceeded expectations, data provided in early November by the county executive's office shows, the county would be running a $21 million deficit right now.
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Some 50 extreme-right supporters of the nationalist National Party of Germany (NPD) marched on Friday through a Berlin suburb demanding Germany dropped the Euro currency and calling for delinquent foreigners to be expelled.
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In a moment of nostalgia, he invites his distant cousin Yoav, fresh from service in Israel's military, to work for him, carrying out the business's ugly side — evicting delinquent tenants and seizing their possessions.
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While she had done some modeling and a few commercials, her parents initially had doubts that she could pull off Moonee, who, for all her adorability, is more or less a foul-mouthed delinquent.
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Gomes, who has moved up to second place this week in polls of voter intentions, explained his plan to help the 63 million people listed as delinquent debtors by Brazil's SPC Credit Reporting Agency.
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Flashback: Trump described Canada as "slightly delinquent on defense spending" yesterday, and insisted twice that Trudeau provide his country's current defense spending figure as a proportion of GDP (Trudeau said it was around 1.4%).
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Caliber, one of the nation's fastest growing mortgage firms, has drawn criticism for foreclosing too fast on some delinquent borrowers and offering five-year loan modifications, during which a borrower makes reduced monthly payments.
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The number of foreclosures is down as a result of big banks' selling delinquent loans and modifying distressed mortgages to comply with the terms of their multibillion-dollar settlements with federal and state authorities.
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Many local governments have resisted calls to protect homeowners from predatory tax buying and have instead sought to increase profitability for investors; other cities have taken aggressive steps to foreclose on tax-delinquent properties.
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"Out of all of the ITIN loans that we've done, we have had three loans pay off completely and we've had zero loans default or go delinquent," said Jason Madiedo, president and CEO of Alterra.
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On its website, OTC Markets describes the pink sheets market as home to penny stocks, shell corporations and "distressed, delinquent, and dark companies" that are not able or willing to provide adequate information to investors.
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But while we know about the damage that being delinquent and defaulting on a student loan can do to a borrower's finances, we need more data that can inform public and policy discussions about solutions.
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For delinquent federal income taxes, the Treasury Department can either levy up to 22015% of your benefit until the debt is repaid, or, less frequently, garnish everything but living expenses until you've paid it off.
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IBM's mortgage servicing business Seterus has been hit with a proposed class action in Florida accusing it of trying to intimidate homeowners into paying delinquent amounts by making false ultimatums to foreclose on their homes.
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A late credit card payment is obviously a ding on your financial record, but no matter why you ended up with a delinquent payment in the first place, there are ways to avoid this happening.
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You don't want to become "seriously delinquent" if you fall behind on your mortgage payment in the hurricane's aftermath, although some companies and financial institutions may extend grace periods or defer payments considering the circumstances.
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One of those bills would require the agency to obtain a court order before garnishing wages, taking state tax refunds or suspending professional licenses — actions it can now take against delinquent borrowers without court approval.
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Most borrowers have to request that option from their loan servicer, though the Education Department said it was automatically applying the benefit to borrowers who are already more than a month delinquent on their loans.
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Bigger dons green hair and black studded jackets, is a metal and classical music fan and steadfastly refuses "stereotypical Negro [expletive]"; he aspires to be more than a driver, a drug dealer or social delinquent.
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The Detroit Free Press reported that Mayor Mike Duggan said the city would restore water services to residents who had lost access because of delinquent bills and would impose a moratorium on further water shutoffs.
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The number of homeowners with weak credit who were delinquent or in foreclosure on their mortgages ticked upward that June, as the national average interest rate for a 30-year mortgage rose to 6.74 percent.
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So some banks have dealt with their thorniest delinquent mortgages by selling them to upstart firms willing to buy loans at a steep discount on the gamble that they will have better luck restructuring them.
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He said a relative's safe deposit box was mistakenly drilled open and emptied by her bank, which had confused it with another box with a similar number whose owner had fallen delinquent on rental fees.
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Even students are taking part in the trend, such as Florida fifth-grader Arman Shah, who raised $26 of his own money to pay off delinquent lunch accounts at Avalon Elementary School in Orange County.
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But Trump barreled into his second NATO summit, as he did his first, and with a litany of public complaints about alliance members&apos "delinquent" defense spending, as well as a German-Russian gas pipeline deal.
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Since the beginning of last year, Goldman Sachs has been on a mortgage buying spree—gobbling up roughly two-thirds of the delinquent loans auctioned by Fannie Mae during that time, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Auto loans topped $25 trillion for the first time ever during the first quarter, according to Experian, with increases in both the share of subprime borrowers and loans that are 231 days and 22009 days delinquent.
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Boeing — Boeing was accused by major supplier Rockwell Collins of being delinquent in its payments, saying the jet maker is behind on tens of millions of dollars in bills due at the end of last month.
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A loan becomes delinquent the first day after you miss a payment and stays that way until the past-due balance is repaid or your payment plan is adjusted, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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"Don't Breathe," about a group of delinquent teens who pick the wrong house to burglarize, debuted with $26.1 million in ticket sales, and displaced "Suicide Squad" to capture the No. 1 spot at the box office.
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While the percent of debt 1.23 days delinquent did rise for the second straight quarter, it remains well below the level of 2008 and substantially below the level of the worst days of the financial panic.
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But then circumstances send Hec and Ricky out into the beautiful environs of the New Zealand bush together, on the run from snappish child-welfare worker Paula (Rachel House), who's judged Ricky as a troublesome delinquent.
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If the borrower is delinquent on payments, a loan servicer must advance its own funds to cover taxes, insurance and homeowners association fees, and then work with the borrower to come up with a repayment plan.
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Auto loans that have been delinquent for one to three months rose to 7.25 percent at the end of June, the highest since September last year, and compared with 6.97 percent at the end of March.
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The housing officials said that private investment firms buying delinquent mortgages would have to consider reducing the total amount of money owed on a mortgage as part of potential modification to make a loan more affordable.
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Police departments and social services agencies, for example, routinely garnish the dividend checks of people who owe fines or delinquent child support payments; they have begun calculating the costs of what cannot be collected or distributed.
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According to the report, there are more people now with delinquent or late loan payments, called "troubled borrowers" than there were at the height of the 2008 financial crisis, something economists warn is a red flag.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - The former finance director of Allentown, Pennsylvania, admitted on Monday that he participated in a scheme to steer a city contract for delinquent tax collection to a partnership that had made campaign donations.
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"He added: "They appreciate the president has called them patriots, but being a patriot does very little for them when they're showing up to talk to their lender and declaring bankruptcy or delinquent on their loans.
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Frank Tashlin's "Susan Slept Here" (1954), narrated by an Oscar statuette, sees the screenwriter Dick Powell hosting the juvenile delinquent Debbie Reynolds over the Christmas holiday, much to the consternation of Powell's bombshell girlfriend, Anne Francis.
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One proposal would prevent the IRS from hiring new employees until the Treasury Department either certifies that no agency employees have seriously delinquent tax debt or issues a report explaining why it cannot make that certification.
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My mother tried valiantly — O.K., annoyingly — to turn me into a young reader, and I can only imagine her embarrassment as a founder of the local library, forced to slink around with a literarily delinquent son.
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My mother tried valiantly — O.K., annoyingly — to turn me into a young reader, and I can only imagine her embarrassment as a founder of the local library, forced to slink around with a literarily delinquent son.
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In 2015, the American Psychological Association concluded that there was a clear link between violent games and increased aggression in players, though it stopped short of saying that the link extended to criminal violence or delinquent behavior.
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Boeing (BA) was accused by major supplier Rockwell Collins (COL) of being delinquent in its payments, saying the jet maker is behind on tens of millions of dollars in bills due at the end of last month.
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According to the stinging 47-page indictment, Hunter and his wife, Margaret, routinely -- and illegally -- used campaign funds to pay personal bills big and small, from luxury vacations to kids' school lunches and delinquent family dentistry bills.
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Billing parents for the cost of their children's incarceration is rooted in a decades-old belief among policymakers that families are responsible for supporting their delinquent children and should not expect government to pick up the tab.
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I saw my guy maybe too many times and finally he was like, "Why don't you take all the responsibility of doing this?" instead of seeing him like four times a day due to my delinquent friends.
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As most Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings account, a delinquent payment can absolutely devastate a freelancer who may be working constantly and just getting by, unsure of when money owed to them will arrive.
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The number of small firms that were 30 days or more behind on their loans rose to 0.96 percent from 0.88 percent, though those that were delinquent by 90 days or more held steady at 0.29 percent.
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In addition to the growth in subprime and deep subprime auto loans, the report also shows a slight decrease in auto loans one month past due but an increase in auto loans at least 5003 days' delinquent.
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Studies have shown that corporal punishment has been associated with adverse effects in childhood, causing children to believe that they are bad, increased aggression, behavioral problems, delinquent and antisocial behavior, and decreased quality in parent-child relationships.
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A December analysis from the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan think tank based in D.C., found that Americans of color carry less auto debt than their white peers but are more likely to be delinquent on those loans.
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There is also a species of false positive that Hargrove calls the Flint effect: some cities, such as Flint, Michigan, are so delinquent in solving murders that they look as if they were beset by serial killers.
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In Malick's 1973 debut feature Badlands, a James Dean-esque delinquent seduces an impressionable suburban girl, and together they embark on a crime rampage which ends in lonely exile at the outer limits of the 1950s Midwest.
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Dr. Kaufman inherited an institution with $285,274 in its account, $1979,000 in delinquent bank loans, no outgoing telephone service because of overdue debts, and a building all but owned by the city because of unpaid water bills.
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Many countries in NATO, which we are expected to defend, are not only short of their current commitment of 85033% (which is low), but are also delinquent for many years in payments that have not been made.
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Many countries in NATO, which we are expected to defend, are not only short of their current commitment of 2% (which is low), but are also delinquent for many years in payments that have not been made.
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This week, Kodak Black faced just this possibility On Tuesday he stood in front of a judge, faced with charges including robbery, false imprisonment, fleeing a law enforcement officer, and possession of a firearm by a delinquent.
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Delinquent fans included not only fellow zine editors like Phast Phreddie Patterson of Backdoor Man out in California or future Dictators member and Teenage Wasteland Gazette head honcho Andy Shernoff, but some of the the editors' inspirations.
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Young Han, played by a hard-working, slightly lost-looking Alden Ehrenreich, is introduced as a juvenile delinquent on a dark, rough planet called Corellia, hot-wiring cars and making out with his girlfriend, Qi'ra (Emilia Clarke).
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"Frankly, many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back, where they're delinquent, as far as I'm concerned, because the United States has had to pay for them," Trump said on Wednesday morning.
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When Trump tweets crude and vulgar words to attack Mika Brzezinski, he soils the presidency with behavior that resembles a juvenile delinquent in urgent need of counseling, not a president who is fit to lead the nation.
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Her bar just happens to be the scene of an attack on Amy Bendix (Giorgia Whigham), a juvenile delinquent being hunted by mercenaries and the murderous Christian fundamentalist John Pilgrim (Josh Stewart) who's looking for this season's MacGuffin.
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Once nicknamed Bin Laden in the French housing project where he grew up, the violence-prone ex-delinquent now says he is a peaceful Muslim and has displayed calm, wit and knowledge at his terror trial in Paris.
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Illustration: VenmoVenmo, the PayPal-owned digital wallet perhaps best known as a way to exchange money with your drinking buddies, is apparently hounding users of delinquent accounts with threats of debt collection, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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Instead of restructuring the loans worth saving, calling the bluff of defaulters that could probably pay, and reclaiming and selling the collateral of the hopeless cases, they are counting on a return to growth to rescue delinquent borrowers.
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In a statement late on Friday the central bank called the fraud at PNB "a case of operational risk arising on account of delinquent behaviour by one or more employees of the bank and failure of internal controls".
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Like other Canadian and U.S. lenders, Scotiabank had seen a rise in delinquent loans to energy firms due to weakness in the price of oil, which was at a 13-year low of $25 a barrel in January.
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Once a student loan is delinquent for 90 days, it will be reported as a negative to the three major credit bureaus, which can reduce your credit score and make it difficult to get new lines of credit.
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Currently, more than one-fifth of borrowers with scheduled monthly payments are over 28500 days delinquent, and less than half of new borrowers are able to chip away at their principal balance within three years of entering repayment.
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The credit reporting firm, which tracks millions of auto loans, said Thursday the percentage of auto loans delinquent for more than 60 days inched up in the fourth quarter to 0.78 percent from 0.76 percent the previous year.
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Jan 11 (Reuters) - The former finance director of Allentown, Pennsylvania, admitted on Monday that he participated in a scheme to steer a city contract for delinquent tax collection to a partnership that had made campaign donations.
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But the state's licensing board has never done so, said William Nhieu, a spokesman for Hawaii's Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, because no state or federal student loan agencies have given it the names of delinquent borrowers.
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The company says it will not tolerate any content that "depicts or disseminates child abuse, child nudity or sexual exploitation of children" or any videos that show minors engaged in "delinquent behavior" such as consuming alcohol or drugs.
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Most of these newer firms that are moving up in the foreclosure rankings are ones that have bought soured mortgages and are looking to profit by restructuring those loans and getting delinquent borrowers to start making payments again.
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There are some non-cheesy, good Taiwanese shows like Meteor Garden, which is the Taiwanese adaptation of a romantic Japanese manga, and KO One, about a delinquent high school class that has demonic powers, not on the list yet.
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It automatically ingests and turns squares of toilet paper into sopping wet spitball projectiles that won't damage electronics like a Super Soaker can, but will create enough of a mess to make you feel like a teenage delinquent again.
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In March the central bank advised lenders to try to work with delinquent borrowers, suggesting the possible restructuring of their loans or a joint sale of their property, before banks opt for foreclosure or the sale of any portfolios.
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Only about 6 percent of delinquent tax liens wind up in foreclosure, and of those, only one half of 1 percent are successful in that they are not redeemed [before the foreclosure is complete], according to the NTLA's Westover.
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Neither is it exactly like other popular television programs that gawk at out-of-control "bad" girls like the delinquent teen guests we've seen on Dr. Phil or the criminally self-obsessed aspiring reality stars of the 2010 E!
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Auto loans topped $373 trillion for the first time ever during the first quarter, according to credit-reporting company Experian, with increases in both the share of subprime borrowers and loans that are 30 days and 60 days delinquent.
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" Additionally, Sorrentino "must fully cooperate with the Internal Revenue Service by the filing all delinquent or amended returns within six months of the sentence date and timely file all future returns that come due during the period of supervision.
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Doing so generates more goodwill than reaching out after you're already delinquent, and there are a range of ways that lenders may be able to help — from temporarily reducing interest rates and minimum payments to working out payment plans.
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To be sure, Muncie has retained some of its smaller factories, and other jobs have come in, including a call center that tracks down delinquent student loans and a Caterpillar Inc locomotive factory that moved into an old plant.
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Merah was a jihadist of the sort to which France and Europe have lately grown accustomed, a "homegrown" criminal-turned-radical, an "Islamo-delinquent" whose local resentments and fantasies of violence found justification and structure in a vicious Islam.
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Mr. Philbrick repeatedly said he was inches away from a number of big deals and blamed his "stress about money" on Mr. Friedland, the owner of Phillips, whom he claimed was delinquent on payments to him for other works.
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Ms. Epps, 40, did not know her current score but said she was not approved for a line of credit about three years ago despite paying off school loans and the delinquent credit card she had in her 20s.
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The contracts included all manner of additional costs, including late fees, interest on delinquent balances and "renewal premiums" that required the defendant to pay again to stay out of jail if the case was not resolved within a year.
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If that was done, "You would certainly mitigate some of the crime that you see," said Becker, who expressed skepticism that mental health and juvenile delinquent screenings could effectively find would-be killers because of the nation's privacy laws.
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To survive in a brutally competitive marketplace, he has to keep an eye out for the police while he buys smuggled products, pays bribes, intimidates delinquent bill payers and devises schemes to dupe store owners into buying his products.
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The Occhioneros used a data network based in the United States as "a way to hide the origins and lose track of the delinquent activities," said Ivano Gabrielli, an official with the Italian cyberpolice unit that investigated the case.
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Donald Uderitz, the founder of the private equity group that is the beneficial owner of National Collegiate's trusts, said he wants the group to end its lawsuits against delinquent borrowers, unless it can prove that it owns the loans.
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A stretch in jail for forgery scarcely dims her ambition; and when she's hounded by debt collectors — and learns that delinquent debt is Buffalo's main industry — she persuades Wizz to give her a desk in his scummy collection agency.
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Corporal punishment has been associated with adverse effects in childhood, such as causing the child to believe that he or she is bad, increased aggression, behavioral problems, delinquent and antisocial behavior, and decreased quality of the parent-child relationship.
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Continuous low-level lead exposure in children can cause intellectual deficits and has been correlated with ADHD, delinquent behaviors and arrests, and increased rates of arrests involving violent offenses, according to a National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences study.
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"The rate at which credit card balances become delinquent has been rising, and that has coincided with an increase in younger borrowers entering the credit card market," said Andrew Haughwout, senior vice president at the New York Fed in a statement.
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Maybe, like certain members of the Noisey staff who will for now remain nameless, you are soulless and wrong about everything and intent on killing my buzz, and all of that has led you towards some sort of delinquent Jepsen agnosticism.
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The 19-year-old Pompano Beach, Florida, rapper, whose real name is Dieuson Octave, pleaded no contest to a list of charges that included robbery, false imprisonment, fleeing a law enforcement officer, and possession of a firearm by a delinquent.
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Filed on Wednesday in Denver federal court, the lawsuit said Ocwen's reports to credit bureaus gave the false impression that homeowners were delinquent on their mortgages even though their loans were paid on time and not part of a bankruptcy proceeding.
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It was a surprise, maybe, to my parents or to the people who grew up around me because I was mostly a delinquent, but for me, it wasn't a surprise because I knew I needed to make things at that point.
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Along with basic plot stuff, the trailer is full of everything you'd expect from a Super Troopers 2 trailer—delinquent cops messing with drivers at traffic stops, jokes about liters of cola, and a solid "meow" reference right from the start.
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Fewer losses with delinquent loans at Brazil's Banco Bradesco SA helped the bank beat analysts' profit estimates and led executives on Thursday to forecast loan-loss provisions at the bottom end of its estimated range by the end of the year.
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Some on Wall Street are worried that subprime auto lenders like Credit Acceptance Corp, Ally Financial, and Santander will soon be in trouble, given reports that a rising share of borrowers with low credit scores are delinquent on their loans.
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Natalia Corfield of J.P. Morgan warns that with GDP doomed to shrink by another 4% or so in 2016, delinquent loans will take more than the usual 11-17 months to reach a peak, requiring more costly provisions for longer.
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He shares it explicitly in the video for "Get Paid," the plot of which is that Dolph is mentoring a delinquent kid on sound business principles (you may remember a few weeks ago when the fake news broke on Instagram).
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A single mother living hand to mouth, she can barely control her delinquent older son, Hank (Jack DiFalco), who blames her for depriving him of a father; whenever they try to have a conversation, both parties end up seething with resentment.
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"The principal reduction modification program we are announcing today, along with the changes we are making to our NPL sales guidelines, will allow an opportunity for delinquent, underwater borrowers in these areas to avoid foreclosure and save their homes," Watt said.
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All three institutions have pointed to bad loans as a major problem, calling for a crackdown on delinquent debtors, particularly strategic defaulters (who have money but do not pay) and the development of a market where bad loans could be traded.
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In the end, publicly available federal documents showed that OneWest offered 22019,000 loan modifications to delinquent borrowers, including more than 7,000 loan modifications where the bank volunteered to reduce borrowers' principal payments so they could afford to stay in the home.
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On President Trump's first day at the NATO Summit, he scolded Germany as "a captive of Russia," accused allies of being delinquent on defense payments and called on member countries to double their defense spending from 2% to 4% of GDP.
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While NPLs fell slightly to 10% from 11% during the quarter, loan impairment charges rose to an annualised 443% of average loans from 0.4%, which, in our view, reflected a restructuring of delinquent or potentially problematic loans by many banks.
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Angelica Penta, an owner of Gel's Kitchen, said she had set up donation jars at her restaurant last year, after she saw a report about a girl who was refused food that she had chosen because her account was delinquent.
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For its part, the county has pushed delinquent taxpayers to get onto payment plans, which allow them to avoid foreclosure as long as they can keep current on city taxes and make monthly payments on back taxes to the county treasurer.
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And while the program touts that it targets "misdemeanor offenders, and youth at-risk for delinquent behavior," a number of things that aren't necessarily offenses — including poor grades, family conflicts, mental health issues, and "defiance" — can lead to a YAT referral.
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That evidence was assembled by a private firm called MDA Analytics LLC, run by accomplished ex-federal criminal investigators, who alleged the Clinton Foundation engaged in illegal activities and may be liable for millions of dollars in delinquent taxes and penalties.
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Mr. Parrish, the internal party documents noted, owned a company in Pennsylvania that had been sued eight times, had been delinquent on his taxes and had been named in a 2013 lawsuit "alleging racketeering and corruption," the D.C.C.C. internal report said.
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More than 42 percent of loan balances are either delinquent, temporarily postponed, in default or in bankruptcy, or borrowers are seeking to shed the debt by convincing the feds that their disability prevents them from ever repaying what they owe.
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"Frankly, many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back, where they're delinquent, as far as I'm concerned, because the United States has had to pay for them," singling out Germany as "the number one" culprit.
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Days after a NATO summit in London at which U.S. President Donald Trump called low-spending European allies "delinquent", U.S. Major General Barre Seguin said the exercises, centered on Germany, will be the largest of their kind in 25 years.
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Days after a NATO summit in London at which U.S. President Donald Trump called low-spending European allies "delinquent", U.S. Major General Barre Seguin said the exercises, centered on Germany, will be the largest of their kind in 25 years.
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The number of small- and medium-sized businesses that were 30 days or more behind on their loans edged up to 1.07 percent from 1.02 percent, while those that were delinquent by at least 90 days held at 0.32 percent.
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" Eventually, non-filers who owe taxes will be subject to additional penalties, notes Intuit, and in some cases even criminal prosecution: "Delinquent taxpayers who owe more than $25,000 will eventually receive a visit from an IRS representative to collect payment.
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He was being charged for a list of crimes that included robbery, false imprisonment, fleeing a law enforcement officer, and possession of a firearm by a delinquent, and he was facing a sentence of up to 55 years in prison.
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Because, in its most basic sense, the K5 exists for the sole purpose of narcing out delinquent teens and chasing away any homeless person unlucky enough to try and panhandle a buck or two in the vicinity of the Washington Harbour shopping mall.
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BUDAPEST, March 11 (Reuters) - The National Bank of Hungary recommends that banks redouble their efforts to alleviate a large stock of non-performing loans and if possible avoid evictions of delinquent mortgage borrowers to avoid social tensions, the NBH said on Friday.
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A 2013 National Endowment for the Arts study concluded that art and music students were more likely to attend college, avoid delinquent behavior, and stay away from underage drinking and the use of drugs when compared to students not involved in these activities.
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Buried in December's Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act is a provision that gives the IRS the right to have the State Department deny or revoke the passport of a taxpayer that has a delinquent federal tax bill of at least $50,000.
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Democrats are likely to point out that Mulvaney spoke on the House floor in April 2015 in favor of the Federal Employee Tax Accountability Act, which would have barred any individual with "seriously delinquent tax debt" from serving in the federal government.
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The Institute for Higher Education Policy found that of all the people leaving school in 28503 with student loans, a whopping 22019 percent were unable to repay their loans as of 2010 (they were either delinquent, defaulted, in deferment, or in hardship forbearance).
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As part of China's economic efficiency goals, the State Council earlier this year set capacity reduction targets for regional and central government enterprises in such sectors, and China's banks have been ordered to slash lending to loss-making and delinquent corporate borrowers.
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But an article in The New York Times on Lone Star's handling of a pool of 17,000 delinquent mortgages revealed that the private equity firm and its wholly owned mortgage servicing firm had been aggressive in pushing thousands of borrowers toward foreclosure.
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The casinos did far better, for example, than those that benefited from a program Mr. Christie introduced in 2014 under which the state agreed to consider reducing penalties for delinquent taxpayers but only if they caught up on all overdue taxes and interest.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The warning signs flared: delinquent payments for university travel expenses, a $583 night at a Florida strip club with at least one high school coach, a rash of missed meetings on recruiting trips for football players and late arrivals at practices.
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According to court papers, Moyo, who was fired in June over a conflict of interest, has accused Manuel, a prominent businessman and former finance minister, and other members of the board of breaching governance principles and wants the board to be declared delinquent.
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Armed with years of new data, financial companies say they now know how to make loan-modification programs successful, for both borrowers — who want to protect their homes — and lenders, who want to limit their losses on delinquent loans headed for default.
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Fittingly, the title character, named Baby, is quickly revealed to be not a hardened delinquent, but a conscientious and oh-so-romantic orphan struggling to pay off a childhood debt and help his aged, deaf African-American foster parent build a nest egg.
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If you were to have sat in the middle of New York in 1880, in the height of the American Gilded Age, then you would have looked around and seen a country that had just the most delinquent class of super rich.
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Addressing reporters alongside Presidents Kersti Kaljulaid of Estonia, Dalia Grybauskaite of Lithuania, and Raimonds Vejonis of Latvia, the U.S. leader praised the Baltic states for their contributions toward NATO defense spending, while arguing other nations had been "delinquent" in supporting the alliance.
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Last year, the US Agriculture Department mandated that school districts introduce policies to settle student lunch debt and to let parents know about their delinquent accounts at the start of the school year to prevent children from being humiliated in front of peers.
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"The rate at which credit card balances become delinquent has been rising and that has coincided with an increase in younger borrowers entering the credit card market," Andrew Haughwout, senior vice president at the New York Fed, said in a statement about the research.
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"Playing with fire is blundering into the politics of Northern Ireland with a policy that is sometimes clueless, sometimes delinquent, with a can of petrol and a box of matches," said Chris Patten, a Conservative member of the House of Lords, who introduced the amendment.
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The Department of the Treasury can withhold a portion of your Social Security benefit to collect on delinquent legal obligations such as child support or alimony, as well as tax debts and other non-tax debts owed to a federal agency (think: federal student loans).
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Speaking last week, the RBI's Deputy Governor Shri S. S. Mundra added that bank earnings had suffered as a result of higher provisioning on banks' "delinquent loans" between 2012 and 2014 and that more could have been done to prevent the extent of bad loans.
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To some extent, he is correct: After the Education Department exhausts attempts to contact a debtor and seize the debt with tactics that can include garnishing wages, the department turns over the delinquent accounts to the Department of Justice, and a lawsuit is filed.
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The entirety of his purse would be garnished by the government in order to pay delinquent income taxes, and an additional $19793 was withheld from him by the National Boxing Association to ensure that he made his mandatory defense against Gavilan, the number one contender.
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Schneider, who famously played Bo Duke on The Dukes of Hazzard (1979-183), was sentenced to three days in the Los Angeles County Jail on Monday for not paying over $150,000 in delinquent alimony due to his estranged wife, Elvira "Elly" Schneider, by mid-March.
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The early signs of some minor turbulence in the mortgage market add to concerns generated by recent increases in delinquent subprime auto loans, personal loans and credit card debt as lenders target lower-income borrowers to grow revenue in the latter stages of the recovery.
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Language in the emails reportedly specified that users were at "risk of being reported to a collection agency" if they didn't pay out the owed amounts, but the Journal said Venmo declined to specify whether it was in fact sending delinquent accounts to collectors.
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"The lower your IQ, the more trouble learning, the more likely you are to drop out of school, to be delinquent, to be incarcerated," said Dr. Morri Markowitz, director of the lead poisoning program for the Children's Hospital at Montefiore in New York City.
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Delinquent boys as young as 9 and troubled men with wives and children (not to mention a few meddlesome Irish and American activists) were all shipped off in former slave ships and put to work here in a country that was not easy to tame.
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Today, 11 percent of the $1.325 trillion of federal student loans outstanding is severely delinquent or in default, higher than the mortgage default rate at the peak of the foreclosure crisis in 2010, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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As a former teenage delinquent whose Hollywood Knights-style relationship with the law got me well-acquainted with drunk-tank cuisine, I figured I knew what to expect in the county jail mess hall when, later in life, my behavior earned me a protracted stay.
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The long-running newspaper strip, featuring the misadventures of the eponymous little girl and her delinquent pal Sluggo, has found new life under Olivia Jaimes, the pseudonym for the first female cartoonist to write and draw the daily comic in its 80 year history.
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January figures delayed by the federal government shutdown show 19.4 percent of FSA direct loans were delinquent, compared to 16.5 percent for January 2018, Kansas-based Farm Service Agency executive director David Schemm told the AP. Go deeper: Grading the impact of Trump's China tariffs
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Still, federal officials expect many more sales of troubled mortgages that were guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration, a division of HUD Hundreds of thousands of borrowers are delinquent on their payments — even though much of the housing market has recovered from the financial crisis.
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And in the waning months of Barack Obama's presidency, Mr. Sanders's allies are testing their muscle against the White House, mounting a public attack on the president's housing secretary, Julián Castro, over his department's sales of delinquent mortgages to banks and private equity firms.
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Pointing to a notice DC Water had received from the General Services Administration (GSA) concerning delinquent pay due to the shutdown, members of the utility's board of directors joked that the city could consider cutting off water to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, according to WAMU.
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"Frankly, many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back, where they're delinquent, as far as I'm concerned, because the United States has had to pay for them," Mr. Trump said, mischaracterizing how the commitments for NATO military spending work.
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He is the cocky player who speaks his mind and walks the course leading with his chin, the former college delinquent whose underage drinking and other immature behavior, which hastened his departure from Georgia after one year, continues to trail him as a pro.
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"I wish the president's actions did not make it necessary, but he did, and we would be delinquent in honoring our oath of office if we did not impeach him for not honoring his oath of office," Pelosi said during Politico's Women Rule Summit.
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The Avianca Brasil lawyer, who spoke on condition that he not be named, also said that the aircraft lessors had agreed to grant the airline 15 more days to operate the planes while the two parties try to reach a deal on delinquent lease payments.
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If the impact on homes is similar, more than 75,000 Houston borrowers could become unable to make a mortgage payment within the next two months and 45,000 could become seriously delinquent on their loans in the next four months, according to Black Knight Financial Services.
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SAO PAULO, May 21 (Reuters) - Brazilian state-owned lender Caixa Econômica Federal will offer indebted retail clients discounts on their delinquent loans, in an attempt to raise up to 4 billion reais ($990.52 million) for the bank's coffers, CEO Pedro Guimaraes told journalists on Tuesday.
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The law also aims to improve transparency by mandating additional information be provided to customers and facilitates payment arrangements for delinquent cardholders by requiring banks to cancel their credit card accounts and place the balance in a personal loan at a lower interest rate.
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The study also found that the September students were 2.1 percent likelier to attend college than their classmates with August birthdays (and 3.3 likelier to graduate), as well as 15.4 less likely to find themselves in delinquent situations with the law while under the age of 18.
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Australian actor Luke Pegler, one of the stars of the upcoming Mel Gibson-directed war movie Hacksaw Ridge, recently told the Herald Sun that he almost yelled at Justin Bieber on the set, mistaking him for a random skateboarding delinquent while he was shooting a naked scene.
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Julian Dennison stars as a fat, lonely Maori kid regarded as a juvenile delinquent both before and after he goes on the lam through the bush with his adoptive father (Sam Neill), a crotchety loner who regards his new ward as a pain in the ass.
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Gilberto Rosas is an associate professor of anthropology and Latina/o studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and author of the award-winning Barrio Libre: Criminalizing States and Delinquent Refusals of the New Frontier, as well as many articles on borders and migration.
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Add to that Trump's criticism of Germany ("a captive of Russia") and his calling some of the US' closest allies "delinquent," and it all adds up to a chaotic summit the likes of which the West hasn't seen since, well, last month's G7 summit in Canada.
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"Neither Mr. McKeon nor (former task force director) Mr. (Joe) Catalino officially signed it until November 19, 2015 – ten months after it was initially received but just two days after I raised questions about the delinquent OER in my November 85033, 2015 letter to DoD," he added.
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Ms. Vullo is following in the footsteps of her predecessor, Benjamin Lawsky, who was a forceful regulator of the nonbank mortgage firms that emerged as major players in the business of collecting mortgage checks and dealing with delinquent borrowers in the wake of the financial crisis.
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BRASILIA/SAO PAULO, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Loans delinquent for at least 90 days in Brazil climbed for the third month in four in July, a sign that a harsh recession and the highest borrowing costs in a decade are preventing companies from staying current on their debt.
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Since the financial crisis pushed thousands of homeowners in New York and across the country into foreclosure, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has been selling insured delinquent mortgages to private investors, typically hedge funds and private equity funds, which then collect monthly payments.
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According to a case study of Cleveland by the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, properties owned by out-of-state and high-volume investors are far more likely to remain empty, have delinquent tax bills, violate local building codes, and ultimately require demolition.
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Here's what you need to know: • At the start of the military alliance's annual summit meeting today in Brussels, President Trump called allies "delinquent" for failing to spend enough on their own defense, and he said Germany was a "captive" of Russia because of its energy dealings.
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Imagine Ser Bronn's successor squandering the agricultural wealth of the Reach on bribing other nobles to elect him king, while the Iron Bank makes under-the-table financial commitments to supporters of a rival faction that will promise to pay off the crown's long delinquent deaths.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher On a combative opening day of the NATO summit in Brussels, President Trump called other member countries "delinquent" on military spending and attacked Germany as "captive" to Russia.
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The I.R.S. says that delinquent taxpayers whose accounts are turned over to the private collection agencies will have already received many letters by mail from the agency, urging them to pay and warning them that the debt would be turned over to a third party for collection.
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Several of the exhibitions he planned for Tomonotsu Museum reflect this shift, such as the above-mentioned 2013 Art on the Fringes exhibition (reprised in 2016), as well as Yankii Anthropology in 2014, which showcased elements of a youth subculture that is often characterized as delinquent.
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The Magdalene women endured many of the same hardships as the inmates of the brutal church-run "industrial schools" for delinquent or unwanted children, and the "mother and baby homes," where unmarried pregnant women were warehoused until their children were born (and then often taken for adoption).
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That attack on the alliance came on the heels of Trump&aposs jarring appearance at a NATO summit in Brussels, where he harshly criticized traditional allies over "delinquent" defense spending only to later confirm his commitment to the military alliance that has long been a bulwark against Russian aggression.
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In a letter sent to FHFA Director Mel Watt, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said nearly 60,000 homeowners in New York were delinquent on mortgages backed by government-controlled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2013 alone, and called for a quick adoption of "principal reduction" plans.
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To correct gender inequality in Hollywood and blue-collar industries, around 300 women have pledged money, time, and leadership to create a legal defense fund, lobby for legislation to penalize delinquent companies, secure promises for wage parity — all crucial, intersectional actions to take to fight gender-based discrimination.
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The slight pickup in mortgages in foreclosure likely stemmed from a lifting of foreclosure moratoriums in states impacted by natural disasters, in combination with severely delinquent mortgages that have finally moved into the foreclosure process, especially those loans in states where foreclosure procedures are much slower moving, Walsh said.
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In the face of an unresponsive government, often the only way for workers to guarantee that delinquent bosses pay up is to take collective action, often with the help of local labor activists – experts in collective bargaining who can organize workers and get employers to negotiate with them.
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The JJDPA promotes efforts to reduce delinquency in America, to reduce disproportionate incarceration of youth of color, to prevent delinquent youth from being jailed alongside adults, and to keep status offenders – runaways and truants – from being locked up even though they have not been accused of a crime.
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The first of the two measures approved Wednesday, by a vote of 254-170, would prevent the IRS from hiring new employees until the Treasury Department either certifies that no agency employees have seriously delinquent tax debt or issues a report explaining why it cannot make that certification.
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Over the past several years, even before Donald J. Trump was elected president, Mr. Frotman barnstormed the country to encourage state officials to scrutinize the companies that are contracted by the department to manage the loan portfolio, collect debt from students and work out payment plans with delinquent borrowers.
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Likewise, new studies of My Life My Choice, a Boston program for children who have been trafficked or are at risk of being trafficked, find that the girls become less likely to use drugs, engage in delinquent behavior or be arrested when provided counseling, mentoring and other support.
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