"These are donations for 50 dollars, for five dollars, for 15 dollars, for 20 dollars," she recalled thinking.
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Include any expansion dollars with your renewed dollars in your calculation to get Net Renewal Rate: (Dollars renewed + dollars expanded)
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Dollars are great (I like dollars!), but the American government makes dollars, and doesn't need to go begging the Saudi government for dollars.
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You take a trillion dollars of ObamaCare taxes to move those tax dollars down by a trillion dollars.
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Because they have to pay income taxes in dollars, Americans have a reason to earn dollars, spend dollars, and otherwise use dollars as opposed to, say, bitcoins or euros.
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The fixed-to-floating class now includes swaps denominated in Australian dollars, Canadian dollars, Hong Kong dollars, Mexican pesos, Norwegian drones, Polish zloty, Singapore dollars, Swedish krona and Swiss francs.
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Locavore dishes might include green salad from the garden (10 dollars), venison tartare (18 dollars) and barbecued lamb (32 dollars).
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Most prices range from ten dollars to a hundred dollars, with a few ultra premium models that cost hundreds of dollars.
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Emerging countries owe dollars, so they have to buy dollars.
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Much like Facebook, everybody uses dollars because everybody uses dollars.
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Rooms from about 150 Canadian dollars or about 116 U.S. dollars.
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It is 11.1 billion Canadian dollars, not 11.1 million Canadian dollars.
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Dollars are hoarded like diamonds, except dollars are easier to spend.
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We'll spend 300 billion dollars on this, 200 billion dollars on that.
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Four dollars for five ounces comes to about thirteen dollars a pound.
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McDonald's will charge $6.49 Canadian dollars ($5 U.S. dollars) for the burger.
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The four Group 1 contests, the highest level in the sport, are worth, in Hong Kong dollars, a combined 213 million, or $10.8 million: the Hong Kong Cup (25 million dollars), Hong Kong Mile (23 million dollars), Hong Kong Sprint (2000 million dollars) and Hong Kong Vase (22 million dollars).
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Sinclair, a corporation with almost three billion dollars in revenue, was suing them for seventeen thousand five hundred dollars and fifty-seven hundred dollars, respectively.
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Three-quarters of the public dollars spent on family planning are Medicaid dollars, and in 883 states, Medicaid programs also cover abortion with state dollars.
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Three-quarters of the public dollars spent on family planning are Medicaid dollars, and in 17 states, Medicaid programs also cover abortion with state dollars.
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An employee at a Stanbic branch said the bank was offering U.S. dollars to corporate clients at 2.5625 RTGS dollars and buying dollars at 2.4 RTGS.
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For the same year, female-founded companies raised 17 percent of seed dollars, 13 percent of early-stage dollars and 7 percent of late-stage dollars.
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The base fee is 379 Canadian dollars, or about $7753, and climbs to 593 Canadian dollars (with lift) and 693 Canadian dollars (with lift and rental).
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"You don't make plus-size dollars anymore, you make backstabbing dollars," wrote another.
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Lime has raised over $450 million dollars and is worth $1.1 billion dollars.
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Welfare dollars disappear with work and basic income dollars are kept with work.
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California got 15 dollars an hour, New York got 15 dollars an hour.
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"We're not talking about dollars, we're talking about thousands of dollars," Kelly said.
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The payoff for each residents' tax dollars going up 25 dollars a year?
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But the only dollars you get the benefit from are capital gain dollars.
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We were paid in dollars and our readers interact with us in dollars.
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You either have a billion dollars or you don't have a billion dollars.
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So what's left is somewhere between no dollars and many millions of dollars.
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We got 180 dollars for an ounce and it's 10 dollars for delivery.
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They struggle to get dollars and raise the price from one week to the next ... To fix the price now they want dollars but who has dollars?
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"In terms of resources, we're talking thousands of dollars, or tens of thousands of dollars, but we're not talking millions of dollars," Martin said of the initiative.
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And the agents kept reminding them that you have to be this all-American boy to make these kind of dollars and these dollars are astronomical dollars.
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JUST A FEW HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS THIS YEAR WE ARE OVER A BILLION DOLLARS.
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I had to move out millions of dollars and convert it into Canadian [dollars].
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Small business and average taxpayers need those tax dollars working with our tax dollars.
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I went from making zero dollars a month to over zero dollars a month.
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We must attract private dollars—not just taxpayer dollars—to meet our infrastructure needs.
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He wanted to invest his philanthropic dollars like he was his for-profit dollars.
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Prices for ice tea and burger are 6 Singapore dollars and 12 Singapore dollars.
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"It's tens of thousands of dollars, not hundreds of thousands of dollars," he said.
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Euro dollars against U.S. dollars dropped under 1.1 but claws back some gains now.
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It makes no difference if your price point is dollars or thousands of dollars.
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That's right, who want dollars to pay their bills that are due in dollars.
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Instead of raising a few million dollars, startups are being encouraged to fill their plates with tens of millions of dollars, sometimes even hundreds of millions of dollars.
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And what happens once you achieve reusability, then tickets can go from a million dollars, to a few thousand dollars, or a few hundred dollars for short trips.
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Regional ingredients fill the menu, which changes daily and recently included kingfish crudo (24 dollars), grass-fed beef tartare with Canterbury truffles (24 dollars), venison loin with onion purée (48 dollars) and slow-braised lamb shoulder for two (50 dollars per person).
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Without receiving Medicaid dollars, it'll be difficult for clinics to stay afloat, since three-quarters of the public dollars spent on family planning in this country are Medicaid dollars.
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What we've realized is, we can't direct service our way out of the issues of poverty and that we need to leverage city dollars, state dollars and federal dollars.
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In the same report the bank said that foreign currencies included in its foreign exchange reserves were U.S. dollars, euros, British pounds, Canadian dollars, Australian dollars and Japanese yen.
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I mean, we've never lived in a time where 13-year-olds are able to go from zero dollars to hundreds of millions of dollars, billions of dollars, before.
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People can make hundreds of thousands of dollars, millions of dollars, on Twitch over time.
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The whole process can cost anywhere from several hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars.
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I've already spent thousands of dollars, and I've already lost thousands of dollars in business.
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The central bank started selling U.S. dollars to banks at 2.5 RTGS dollars on Friday.
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"Cheaper inks cost five dollars for one kilogram—this ink costs thirty dollars," Steidl said.
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If you have a million dollars, chances are you want to make a billion dollars.
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The year I left AmFar, we raised $30 million dollars and $170 million dollars overall.
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The advertising dollars always ... There's a long lag between the dollars and the adverts. Correct.
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Advertising dollars — even if they're for divisive political ads from suspicious sources — are still dollars.
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"I would always view the dollars that I get to be legitimate dollars," Fisher said.
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It's not worth paying lawyers a few thousand dollars to save a few thousand dollars.
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The company reports its results in U.S. dollars while its share trade in Australian dollars.
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There's a trillion dollars of tax hikes in Obamacare, a trillion dollars over each decade.
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"Imagine instead of redirecting that billion dollars, we raise another billion dollars to other causes."
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AVAIL played shows for five dollars to ten dollars for 15 or 20 fucking years.
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"I view retirement dollars as sacred dollars to take care of your old age," Hanson said.
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" Somebody say they got a billion dollars, I say, "I made a billion dollars, me too.
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It converts the cryptocurrency to U.S. dollars, then transfer those dollars to the state of Ohio.
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Today, our revenue is around four billion dollars and our income is about 150 million dollars.
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Obama's proposal will commit $12.8 billion dollars in research by 2020, up from $6.4 billion dollars.
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IN Q1, OUR CLOUD GROWTH IN DOLLARS COMBINED WITH OUR NEW SOFTWARE LICENSE DOLLARS GREW 16%.
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The bond notes and electronic dollars will be known as a separate currency called RTGS dollars.
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The pricing varies between approximately $850,000 Singapore dollars ($608,000) to $1.82 million Singapore dollars ($1.30 million).
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The amount varies from a little under a million dollars to a couple of million dollars.
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Losses reached up to $600 million in 1990 dollars, or around $1.2 billion in 2019 dollars.
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I know people that have lost hundreds of dollars, hundreds of thousands, and millions of dollars.
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Individual disbursements reflected in the ledgers ranged from a few hundred dollars to millions of dollars.
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Right now that figure is 92,700 Canadian dollars for families and 21.5,21 Canadian dollars for individuals.
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And all the sudden, I went from being offered hundreds of dollars to thousands of dollars.
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It's not hundreds of dollars per month, and it's sure not thousands of dollars per month.
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Tickets range from 30 dollars for those under 30, to 135 dollars for an orchestra seat.
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Bread now costs 15 Zimbabwe dollars ($0.97) a loaf, up from 9.45 Zimbabwe dollars on Tuesday.
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Three-quarters of the public dollars spent on family planning in this country are Medicaid dollars.
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People will spend thousands of dollars on a good pair of headphones or hundreds of dollars.
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American investors are buying stocks in U.S. dollars, they're spending in U.S. dollars, and they're retiring with U.S. dollars, so why have their savings subject to currency movements in other markets?
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Tingyi had a revenue slump in its instant noodle business from 20183 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to 3.239 billion U.S. dollars in 2016, losing more than 1 billion U.S. dollars.
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Menu choices thoroughly explore the burger range, from the standard beef Fergburger (21862 dollars) to the venison Sweet Bambi (270 dollars) and the Little Lamby made with New Zealand lamb (210 dollars).
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That's meant -- all our costs are in dollars, so maintenance costs, leasing costs are all in dollars.
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Stingray devices range in price from tens of thousands of dollars to over one hundred thousand dollars.
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For comparison, local TV dollars have nearly eclipsed local TV dollars spent in 2016's presidential cycle.
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Recall the famous line about a million dollars not being cool, but a billion dollars being cool?
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Any trade deficit (net outflow of dollars) is matched by an investment surplus (net inflow of dollars).
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Some devices may cost anywhere from tens of thousands of dollars to over one hundred thousand dollars.
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A hundred billion dollars in annuities is nothing compared to the trillion dollars in the retirement system.
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No distinction exists between how tax dollars are spent and how dollars from this fund are spent.
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Being worth ten billion dollars, and having access to ten billion dollars are two very different things.
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $53,662Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $50,235
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $30,041Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $31,976
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $35,927Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $41,587
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $38,101Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $35,072
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $38,636Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $38,109
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $48,510Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $54,020
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $53,480Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $57,091
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $43,355Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $38,277
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $48,290Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $44,395
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $36,779Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $40,357
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $38,931Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $40,549
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $44,822Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $46,439
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $42,083Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $47,564
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $52,144Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $51,402
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $64,175Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $72,890
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $45,024Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $40,518
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $33,388Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $35,715
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $48,804Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $50,082
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $37,799Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $36,607
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"Good job training costs thousands of dollars per person, not dozens of dollars per person," Kaleba said.
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"Being on the finance end of the world, all I saw was dollars and dollars," Nystedt said.
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Even if you guys can't help out, a dollar, five dollars, 10 dollars, goes a long way.
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It estimates the cost 3.9 billion Canadian dollars, and says it plans to invest 900 million dollars.
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I don't give millions upon millions of dollars, not that I have millions upon millions of dollars.
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Editor's Note: All financial information in this diary has been converted from Canadian dollars to U.S. dollars.
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Well, when you get a million dollars, you need 10 million dollars to feel like a king.
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Rental rates start at 20 dollars for a half day and 30 dollars for a full day.
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We know where we would build if we received one dollar, 10 dollars, or $5.7 billion dollars.
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When companies borrow dollars to fund investments outside of the United States, the supply of dollars increases.
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"A lot of your bills are in dollars; you have to buy oil in dollars," he said.
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I had a cup of tea (4 dollars) and a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie (3 dollars).
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It takes real dollars, federal dollars, like those earmarked in the House Appropriations bill currently before Sen.
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Millions of dollars, millions and millions and dollars taken out very rapidly while he was vice president.
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Sanctions enforcement flows through the banking system — if you can't bank in dollars, you can't use dollars.
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They take hundreds of millions of dollars and even billions of dollars, and then they vote against us.
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We see the 10 year marketplace growing from 8.1 trillion dollars to 8.7 trillion dollars, in our estimate.
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The city is relying on all these foreign dollars to help cover its billions of dollars in investments.
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Clearly from the 250 (billion US dollars) we are a short distance away to 275 (billion US dollars).
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Annual per capita income rose from $1,123 dollars in 2006 to $3,124 dollars by the end of 2014.
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Shares were priced at 0.20 Australian dollars, with minimum subscription of 2,000 Australian dollars and no maximum subscription.
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"Those are contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars instead of tens of millions of dollars," Autry said.
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Unlocking all those dollars stuck in capital gains inflation limbo could free up dollars for investments in growth.
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Visits to places in Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America go from thousands of dollars to zero dollars.
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A vender on Amazon was selling quarts for twenty dollars each, marked up from the usual four dollars.
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Soon, he turned to friends and family for investments, getting a million dollars here, several million dollars there.
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But that figure was in 2026 dollars, meaning the real amount is about $1.5 billion in 2018 dollars.
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The real sell: The brave men got 75 Canadian dollars (about $59 in US dollars) for their time.
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Xiaomi shares closed at 19 Hong Kong dollars ($2.17), above its IPO price of 17 Hong Kong dollars.
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The menu champions New Zealand ingredients from Kaipara oysters (23 dollars each), to grilled lamb chops (22 dollars).
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A single kind of, quote, unquote, "prime hand" could be, in current dollars, tens of thousands of dollars.
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"It only cost me 300 dollars, but I could get thousands of dollars out of it," she said.
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I passed on the tour, but there are guided (14 dollars) and self-guided (10 dollars) ones available.
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" TRUMP: "But we're saving hundreds of millions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars, by building that wall.
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Under a league salary cap of 100,383 Canadian dollars, players receive 2,000 to 10,22018 Canadian dollars a season.
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A 2914-game season ticket costs 22017 Canadian dollars, and regular-season games are 218 Canadian dollars each.
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The threshold rose in April from deals valued at 600 million Canadian dollars to those valued at 800 million dollars, and it rose again to 1 billion dollars, about $770 million, on June 22.
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Tiny Bar Oso, little more than a bar and a few tables, brings tapas back to their Spanish roots, with excellent salted cod croquettes (22020 dollars), tortilla española (10.50 dollars), and lamb albondigas (17.50 dollars).
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The inability to get dollars has caused a range of headaches for people who pay school fees or rent in dollars and for businesses that rely on dollars to pay for foreign goods or services.
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Of that.... 800 million, I'm sorry, $800 million dollars, as part of the program $104,325,821 million dollars was designated specifically for school safety and as you mentioned before roughly $5.5 million dollars has been spent.
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It allowed the company to bring back billions of dollars in cash it had stashed abroad, save billions of dollars in taxes, and return billions of dollars in savings to its shareholders via stock buybacks.
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The project has nearly 113 units, with expected pricing ranging from 800,000 Singapore dollars to 3.5 million Singapore dollars.
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In one case, they took billions of dollars — during the Clinton regime — took billions of dollars and nothing happened.
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King: You can buy two thousand dollars worth of pedals, five thousand dollars worth of amps, and you're set!
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We had to take it from, you know, a few million dollars to today, you know, a billion dollars.
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One person's willingness to accept dollars from another depends on a third person's readiness to accept dollars from them.
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I take your point about voting with dollars — and the Pixel 2 XL certainly represents a lot of dollars.
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Few have names as cumbersome as Zimbabwe's Real-Time Gross-Settlement Dollars, also known as RTGS-dollars or "zollars".
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The petrochemical chemical sector that I belong to, investing 180 billion dollars as we speak, Dow 7 billion dollars.
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So my grandfather would save all the half-dollars and dollars from before a certain date, the silver ones.
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"Brands are migrating those dollars now that their Google dollars are put on hold," says Kargo CEO Harry Kargman.
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Did you ever see a million dollars, like a promotion, where they have a million dollars in $100 bills?
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MGA sold ninety-seven million dollars' worth of Bratz dolls in 21996 and a billion dollars' worth in 2003.
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"We're shifting operating dollars to payroll dollars in order to maximize our runway and preserve program functions," Gottlieb said.
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The fundamental rule of financial analysis is that you simply cannot compare future value dollars to present value dollars.
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That compares with about $533,325 (3,000 Canadian dollars) to $22011,22017 (20175,230 Canadian dollars) for the expedition ships, he said.
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The out-of-pocket cost for a colonoscopy can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.
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Do you have any idea what it means to earn a million dollars, much less save a million dollars?
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The principles of matching your product to price works from five dollars a month to 500 dollars a month.
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He would contribute around three hundred and fifty million dollars, while raising another two hundred and fifty million dollars.
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In the past year, the company made investments worth 29 billion Singapore dollars and divested 16 billion Singapore dollars.
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You can redeem your reward dollars for statement credits whenever your available reward dollars balance is $4 or more.
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No, my crime was that I stole too small — a few thousand dollars here, a few thousand dollars there.
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Every year, overregulation costs our economy $2 trillion dollars a year and reduces household wealth by almost $15,000 dollars.
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To date, it has spent about seven hundred thousand dollars to abolish nearly thirty-two million dollars of debt.
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Pro players can make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, and compete for millions of dollars in prizes.
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The first winner of her namesake award will receive $803,000 in Canadian dollars, or around $113,000 in US dollars.
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Mirror trades never exceeded twenty million dollars a day, and were normally in the region of ten million dollars.
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Today, Bitmain sells Antminer bitcoin mining rigs that can cost several hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars each.
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Most have family incomes of more than five hundred thousand dollars a year, and about half have incomes of more than a million dollars a year or assets of more than eight million dollars, or both.
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This sale contributed around 213 billion dollars total sales and 2450 billion dollars profit to these 1223 top tobacco companies, at the same time, it also brought 2122 billion dollars dividends to stakeholders of those companies.
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There's also room service, offering an all-day menu of items including soy-sauce chicken wings (88 Hong Kong dollars), spaghetti Bolognese (108 Hong Kong dollars), and grilled minced beef and potato (88 Hong Kong dollars).
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The menu reinvents breakfast by offering substantial vegan chile tofu scramble (20.50 dollars), gluten-free potato, fennel and summer greens hash with a fried egg (20 dollars), and even a spicy pulled chicken burger (23.50 dollars).
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When they buy imports, consumers provide foreigners with dollars; doing less of that means fewer dollars being exchanged, and a lower supply of dollars means the value of the dollar, relative to other currencies, will increase.
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Many major exporters price their goods in U.S. dollars, which means they receive fewer Canadian dollars as the currency strengthens.
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That's an absolutely insane price difference: 999 British pounds is about 1,8404 U.S. dollars, and 1,149 pounds is 1,529 dollars.
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And of course a company with billions of dollars in product is going to have millions of dollars in scrap.
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And we picked up trillions and trillions of dollars of worth, and China has lost trillions of dollars of worth.
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Median dollars for a seed raise in the first half of 2016 was $5003,000, up from $425,000 dollars in 2337.
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You're stuck thinking dollars matter, when in reality, time, which you're wasting hand over fist, matters as much as dollars.
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They're Canadian dollars and I don't know what the exchange rate is like, but I definitely owe him 40 dollars.
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It sold U.S. dollars to banks at 2.5 RTGS dollars on Friday morning, Bank Governor John Mangudya told business leaders.
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And again, we are regarded as like a resource company's revenues in dollars, dividends in dollars, less affected by it.
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"Your dollars next month or a year right now will be just as critical as the dollars you give today."
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"They take hundreds of millions of dollars and even billions of dollars, and then they vote against us," Trump said.
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A hundred and fifty-nine dollars a month adds up to one thousand nine hundred and eight dollars a year.
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Every year, over regulation costs our economy $2 trillion dollars a year and reduces household wealth by almost $15,000 dollars.
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On a GDP of around $2.5 trillion dollars, India saves close to 30 percent, that's $750 billion dollars a year.
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Custom shirts generally cost 314 Hong Kong dollars (about $40) while suits can run 3,924 Hong Kong dollars (about $500).
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They are bringing home many more dollars, and each of those dollars is being taxed less than in the past.
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It credited banks' books with electronic "Real-Time Gross Settlement" (RTGS) dollars, which it said were equivalent to real dollars.
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Five years ago, it was around a hundred and fifty dollars, far below the current four hundred dollars a head.
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In the same period, the addiction-treatment industry's revenue rose from nine billion dollars to more than fifty billion dollars.
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A new round of weekly therapy sessions (thirty dollars for group, and fifty dollars for one-on-one) then commenced.
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This was an attempt to hoover up dollars from remittances and curb inflation by offering Cubans an alternative to dollars.
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The US government, for instance, can't go bankrupt because that would mean it ran out of dollars to pay creditors; but it can't run out of dollars, because it is the only agency allowed to create dollars.
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The Boston Globe, which was sold to the the Failing New York Times for 1.3 BILLION DOLLARS (plus 800 million dollars in losses & investment), or 2.1 BILLION DOLLARS, was then sold by the Times for 1 DOLLAR.
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The Boston Globe, which was sold to the the Failing New York Times for 28500 BILLION DOLLARS (plus 6900 million dollars in losses & investment), or 2628 BILLION DOLLARS, was then sold by the Times for 28503 DOLLAR.
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The Boston Globe, which was sold to the the Failing New York Times for 85033 BILLION DOLLARS (plus 800 million dollars in losses & investment), or 2.1 BILLION DOLLARS, was then sold by the Times for 1 DOLLAR.
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"Let me say something about where some of these other dollars are going to come from: There are billions and billions of dollars out there today, private-sector dollars, that are going to be spent," he said.
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"Paper currency could still continue to exist, but prices would be set in terms of electronic dollars (or abroad, electronic euros or yen), with paper dollars potentially being exchanged at a discount compared to electronic dollars," he writes.
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For their troubles, the victims were charged between several hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars for the phony service.
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"I dont think it's more than 10 [billion dollars] and I dont think it's less than 2 [billion dollars]," Musk said.
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Facebook. Reverb Press paid Facebook tens of thousands of dollars over four years — advertising dollars needed just to reach our audience.
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When you're standing there with a fucking million dollars, you're like, 'I can just take this million dollars and go away.
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We were all of a sudden doing hundreds of million dollars, all of a sudden getting close to a billion dollars.
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But I didn't want to be forced into making something that would cost a million dollars to make a million dollars.
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The central bank sold U.S. dollars to banks at 2.5 RTGS dollars on Friday morning, Governor John Mangudya told business leaders.
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Around 576 million Singapore dollars was raised in IPOs in 2015, down from around 3.95 billion Singapore dollars raised in 2014.
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I'm not talking about tens of thousands of dollars, but on the other hand, not a couple of hundred dollars either.
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FYI -- these jockeys make HUGE dollars, with the top ten guys making an average of over 5 million dollars last year.
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Still, "there are 12 or 15 endpoint vendors going after new dollars, and the new dollars aren't necessarily there," said Fishbein.
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"Our million dollars translates to 13 to 14 million dollars as seed money to seek further grants and funding," Lesakowski explained.
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A little over $10 dollars a day (the price of an average dine-in lunch) would yield half a million dollars.
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When the PBOC purchases dollars from the banking system, it does so by issuing yuan to banks in exchange for dollars.
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Apple and Google generate billions of dollars in profit, and Twitter is still generating hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
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If the men give me 40 dollars from television, and the women give me seven dollars, it's not the same. Finished.
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Foreign banks can also do trades in dollars if they can cover the transaction with the dollars they have on hand.
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With the billions of dollars Saudi Arabia spends on these products, the kingdom is looking to localize some of those dollars.
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There are reimbursements of a few hundred dollars here for restaurant meals, and a few thousand dollars there for hotel stays.
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Boot says the amount may have been as high as twelve million dollars, which would be a hundred million dollars today.
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Police estimated that the drugs had a street value of over 200 million Australian dollars -- or $140 million in US dollars.
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Why it matters: Billions of dollars of advertising dollars are spent on advanced commitments of programming during the TV upfronts season.
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Gross Renewal Rate shows you the dollars that renewed as a percentage of all dollars that were eligible to be renewed.
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The parties involved completed the transaction with BitPay, which turns bitcoin into dollars, because the seller wanted U.S. dollars, Olick reports.
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A budget of three million dollars a year, handed out in substantial dollops of, for example, fifty-six thousand dollars p.a.
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And they spend not only millions of dollars to put on the ads, but millions of dollars to test the ads.
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The dollars that the United States borrows from foreign countries are the dollars that the United States spends on foreign products.
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Later, creamy butternut-squash soup (8 dollars) and beautifully composed beet salad (8 dollars) made a perfect lunch — filling, but refined.
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Overstock: Get a free Club O membership and receive 5% reward dollars for every purchase, free shipping, and extra reward dollars.
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Shares in Mr. Rifici's company once surpassed 1 billion Canadian dollars and are now worth about just over 500 million dollars.
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The average cost of an abortion is around five hundred dollars, with later-term abortions sometimes in the thousands of dollars.
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Like many TikTok creators, Stemplewski charges hundreds of dollars for paid song integrations and earns thousands of dollars from brand partnerships.
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For instance, most people will find it more attractive to avoid losing 10 dollars than to end up winning 10 dollars.
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The Classique version cost me around $9 (or $12 Canadian dollars), and the Forestière was close to $10 ($13 Canadian dollars).
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Herbalife stock had reached sixty-one dollars, representing a loss for Pershing Square, on paper, of about seven hundred million dollars.
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The grand prize is 150,000 Canadian dollars, about $113,000, not $150,000, and the finalists will receive 12,500 Canadian dollars, not $12,500.
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HK/SIN at 0.815 Singapore dollars ($0.62) each, Reuters reported, slightly above the company's offer price of 0.81 Singapore dollars ($0.59).
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The greenback fetched as little as 1.2740 Canadian dollars overnight compared to the 1.2920 Canadian dollars seen in the prior session.
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Tasting menu (lunch) 1,650 or 27033,350 Taiwanese dollars and (dinner) 3,200 or 2500,235 dollars per person, plus 281 percent service charge.
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But Quebec just posted a budget surplus of 4.8 billion Canadian dollars after receiving 13 billion dollars from the federal government.
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Fines range from 20 Australian dollars for missing a federal election, up to 79 Australian dollars for skipping a state poll.
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But that in turn would mean Americans would supply fewer dollars in foreign-exchange markets, and foreigners would demand more dollars.
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Northern Pipeline's shares were trading at sixty-five dollars, and the company generated an annual six dollars of earnings per share.
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The firm has helped hide billions of dollars from governments across the globe—dollars that, ordinarily, would be subject to taxation.
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In addition, Australia's trade deficit came in at 3.20 billion Australian dollars ($2.4 billion) earlier Tuesday, much wider than that 2.0 billion Australian dollars forecast in a Reuters poll and wider than May's revised 2.4 billion Australian dollars reading.
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If the company had raised the hoped-for 20 million Australian dollars, it planned to use 18 million Australian dollars to invest in mining equipment and facilities, with 2 million Australian dollars for general corporate purposes, including listing costs.
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There had been indications that ordinary Zimbabweans would be able to buy U.S. dollars with bond notes or electronic dollars from Monday.
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We will also increase our sales revenue, which is now more than 23 billion US dollars, to around 1003 billion US dollars.
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"It cost billions of dollars to put them [in Mexico], and it'd cost billions of dollars to bring them back," said Dziczek.
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Now, Secretary Clinton's Super PAC, as I understand it, received $25 million dollars last reporting period, $15 million dollars from Wall Street.
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"You are lumping individuals with a few hundred thousand dollars with people that may have closer to a million dollars," says Marshall.
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They've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, selling government contracts, and I mean hundreds of millions of dollars.
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They wanted to spend billions of dollars here, and over the course of time wanted to spend billion of dollars in taxes.
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Oil is priced in dollars, so if the dollar becomes weaker that means it will require more dollars to buy a barrel.
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So the next ten dollars has less of an impact you know, sort of relatively than the first 214, 214, 2371 dollars.
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She initially invested 50,000 Singapore dollars to start the company and has since put in around 400,000 Singapore dollars into the business.
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Post exit, the euro would probably fall to about 85033 US dollars, while the Deutsche mark would trade around 1.25 US dollars.
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While more than 80% of Zimbabweans earn RTGS dollars, goods ranging from bricks to groceries have their prices pegged in U.S. dollars.
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There's no reason to put at risk for a few more dollars from China, especially if those dollars don't actually show up.
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LIKE I SAY IT CAN TURN 10K DOLLARS INTO 51M DOLLARS AND YOU NEVER HAVE TO LOOK AT A FINANCIAL PAGE AGAIN.
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The Pogue series at auction includes a total of 63 rare coins, including notable Reeded Edge half dollars and Gobrecht silver dollars.
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Injecting more dollars into the economy would stop deflation immediately, just as reducing the supply of dollars is the antidote to inflation.
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They know their health is the difference between making tens of thousands of dollars a year and millions of dollars a year.
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That means more ad dollars, and ad dollars are still the biggest way for traditional broadcast networks to keep the lights on.
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On Thursday, he was awarded an additional 22010 million Australian dollars for past and future economic losses and 211,000 dollars in interest.
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Breakfast brought lukewarm coffee (4 dollars) and a wan spinach-and-cheese omelet (17 dollars) with requested greens in place of potatoes.
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Last year, it processed contracts that covered the risk of a quadrillion dollars' worth of derivatives trading — that's a thousand trillion dollars.
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Specials may include succulent lobster salad that arrives under the shell (2198 dollars) or veal heart shaved in a salad (21041 dollars).
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Savor it over George's full English breakfast (20 dollars), including black pudding and a Bloody Caesar (11 dollars), Canada's favorite eye-opener.
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Meitu plans to offer shares at between 8.5 Hong Kong dollars and 9.6 Hong Kong dollars, raising $629 million to $710 million.
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This latest move allows people to convert their U.S. dollars into Gemini dollars, and the reverse, and move capital around the world.
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Qatar sits on very huge reserves, 22022 billion dollars for Qatar investment authority alone plus 260 billion dollars from central bank reserves.
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In a single year, they brokered the transfer of a billion dollars in losses, earning at least ten million dollars in fees.
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Current lidar systems can cost tens of thousands of dollars, a cost automakers say must come down to a few hundred dollars.
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Current lidar systems can cost tens of thousands of dollars, a cost automakers say must come down to a few hundred dollars.
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He ordered Cohen to pay $1.39 million in restitution, five hundred thousand dollars in forfeitures, and a hundred thousand dollars in fines.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the value of 10 billion Australian dollars in American dollars.
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He averages 20173 games a week and keeps 40 Canadian dollars per game, paying 10 dollars in commission to a rental agency.
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Today, Robson owes the Estate almost seventy thousand dollars in court costs, and Safechuck owes the Estate thousands of dollars as well.
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On the corporate news front, shares of Macquarie Group, Australia's only homegrown investment bank, rose 1.69 percent to 81.76 Australian dollars ($62.06) each after it posted half-year profits of 1.05 billion Australian dollars versus estimates of 999 million Australian dollars.
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Whatever system the provinces and territories choose, they must establish a price by 2008, starting at a minimum of 10 Canadian dollars per ton of carbon (about $7.60 in American dollars) and rising to at least 50 Canadian dollars in 2022.
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"So if you just do the simple multiplication of six to 10 times, times 50 dollars per call, times number of employees, in your organization, you're talking significantly hundreds of thousands of dollars or even potentially millions of dollars a year."
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All of this followed Taylor Swift's use of the platform, in 2501, to send fifty thousand dollars to a blond girl with leukemia, an act that inspired GoFundMe to raise individual-donation maximums from fifteen thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars.
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Sure, it was only worth $7.25 million, chump change in the long run, but those aren't just regular dollars—they're freakin' taxpayer dollars.
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If you put the time into looking like a million dollars, and feel like a million dollars; that's what people pay attention to.
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Age: 22 Location: Sydney, Australia Occupation: Analyst and university student Salary: $17,303 (converted from Australian dollars to U.S. dollars) Day One 7 a.m.
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"Secretary Clinton's Super PAC, as I understand it, received $25 million dollars last reporting period, $15 million dollars from Wall Street," he said.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, the value of the drugs was $30 million Australian dollars, which is about $22 million in U.S. dollars.
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Millions of dollars poured into media startups that believed they could take advantage of people and ad dollars both moving to the internet.
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So, he decided to pour millions of dollars into figuring out how the U.S. government spends his millions (billions?) of dollars in taxes.
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He seems like a normal guy to talk to, and he'd roll out a thousand dollars every time we rolled out fifty dollars.
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Healthcare dollars create more local economic growth than do dollars spent on consumer goods like TVs and computers, which aren't usually made locally.
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"There was month-end selling (of dollars) today and no major demand (for dollars)," said a currency dealer, asking not to be named.
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"At the end of 60 years of spending, this is not hundreds of dollars, this is thousands and thousands of dollars," said McGraw.
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A three day stay in the hospital could cost over 2202,2628 dollars and certain cancer treatments can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Iraq and Afghanistan have seen concerns regarding hundreds of millions of questionably spent dollars and billions of dollars with shoddy or missing paperwork.
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Yeah it raised 0003 million dollars and even with the 13 million dollars was not able to deliver that product to the backers.
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Even so, they cannot trade in dollars (unless, America says, those dollars were already abroad) and appear only to be testing the water.
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This would see the least paid worker earning 7,309 Zimbabwe dollars ($475) - seven times more than the 1,023 Zimbabwe dollars they currently receive.
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Polidori's most recent book, "Hotel Petra," sells for fifty-five dollars; the list price of Edward Burtynsky's "Salt Pans" is seventy-five dollars.
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The leg quarter, which costs six dollars, consists of a drumstick and a thigh; the breast quarter, seven dollars, comes with a wing.
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In the past 10 years, China's starting salary for foreign pilots has increased from 10,000 US dollars to 26,000 US dollars per month.
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"Ken Yu was corrupt, but in his corruption, he's getting a few thousand dollars here and a few thousand dollars there," James explained.
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If you have ten dollars, you shouldn't be able to pay ten dollars for one thing, then spend the same ten for another.
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"That thousand dollars disappears in a matter of hours because my rent is more than a thousand dollars," said Granik, the party promoter.
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According to Thomson Reuters data, shares in the aerospace firm last traded at 307 dollars, down from Tuesday's closing price of 330.8 dollars.
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The drinks pairings — alcoholic (85 dollars) and nonalcoholic (75 dollars) — are as original as the food, and might include an intentionally oxidized rosé.
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Properties are often marketed in United States dollars, Ms. Davis said, and transactions are typically done in either United States or Barbadian dollars.
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Just 18% said that expenditure was a good use of government dollars; 75% said it was a bad way to spend federal dollars.
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The central bank said this month it would prioritise dollars for fuel, medicine and wheat after importers complained they could not source dollars.
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Prospective innovators were paid four hundred and fifty million dollars—about five billion dollars in today's money, by Nicholas's calculations—in government contracts.
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"We've picked up trillions of dollars and they've lost trillions of dollars and they want to make a deal very badly," he said.
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I inherited a million dollars from my father—had a great father—gave me a million dollars and I turned it into billions.
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Many were for ten or twenty dollars—"In those days, you could get drunk on ten dollars," he said—while others were larger.
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Exporters, including miners who earn the most dollars for the economy, can now sell part of their U.S. dollars at the 2.5 rate.
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As part of the mirror-trading scheme, Deutsche Bank helped clients get billions of dollars out of Russia by letting them buy stocks in Moscow in rubles and selling the same quantity of shares in London in dollars, thus transferring rubles into dollars.
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Offered the choice between losing five hundred dollars and a fifty per cent chance of losing a thousand dollars or nothing, most people prefer to gamble—the opposite of what they did when presented with the chance to win a thousand dollars.
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Traditional AGO annual memberships will remain the same, beginning at 45 Canadian dollars (~$33) for students and 110 Canadian dollars (~$82) for individual adults.
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Federal agents seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in his possession, and he was sentenced to pay another half a million dollars in restitution.
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Authorities said the record drug bust had an estimated street value of $1.2 billion Australian dollars, which is equivalent to $837 million US dollars.
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That is patently insane when 98 percent of Trump's campaign donations are less than 200 dollars and they have an average of 44 dollars.
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Through the creation of yen to purchase dollars the BOJ would be increasing the supply of yen and reducing the available supply of dollars.
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Less than $30,000 were spent on ads on both of the platforms and were paid in US dollars, UK pounds, euros, and Canadian dollars.
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Go deeper: The high stakes game for sports betting dollars Podcast: The battle for sports betting dollars NFL pushes for federal sports betting rules
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Buying back those dollars would leave them exposed to currency fluctuations, but potentially boost their returns because they are getting the dollars more cheaply.
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Peter Thiel giving a million dollars to Club for Growth, or Sheldon Adelson giving 25 million dollars to a party-sponsored Senate super PAC.
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The military can finally prove that the trillion or so dollars the Pentagon has committed to the project wasn't a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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Since oil is priced in dollars, a stronger U.S. currency typically means that it takes fewer dollars to buy the same amount of crude.
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For example, if I say to you: I'll give you ten dollars now, or 100 dollars next week, you'd probably wait until next week.
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Dealers said Japanese investors were selling rand for U.S. dollars, where there was at least some liquidity, and then exchanging those dollars for yen.
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People with more dollars of their own contribute to the economy and, just as important, dwindling government dollars can be used for other needs.
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Because in the very big studios, their business model is, spend a couple hundred million dollars on movies that will make a billion dollars.
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When the Stanmore house was last sold in 2179 it went for 6003,2600 Australian dollars -- just under $220,210 Australian dollars ($387,741) in today's rates.
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In China, in 2014, the direct losses of treating tobacco-related diseases reached 9 billion dollars and the indirect losses was 48 billion dollars.
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Typical DSLR cameras, which you will see some professional YouTube creators using, can cost anywhere between several hundreds of dollars and thousands of dollars.
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For every billion dollars spent on advocacy tricked out as philanthropy, several hundred million dollars in uncaptured taxes are lost to the federal treasury.
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Sitting at $6.49 in Canadian dollars (or $4.93 in US dollars), it's comparable price-wise to most of the other burgers on the menu.
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But the company, which reports its financial results in US dollars, is expected to issue in US dollars, where the rule does not apply.
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As the system stands, people with thousands of dollars in debt are shamed, while those with millions of dollars in debt rule the world.
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Traders who buy bitcoins with dollars and sell them for South Korean won have to find a way to convert the won into dollars.
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On its opening day, Alibaba shares surged from the offer price of $13.50 Hong Kong dollars to as high as $39.50 Hong Kong dollars.
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First-round losers at this year's Australian Open will earn $60,000 Australian dollars (about $47,000 United States dollars), more than double the 2013 figure.
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It's to bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and to pay out as few dollars as possible for your healthcare.
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"It doesn't matter that they don't owe these dollars to Americans...what matters is that they need dollars and need them now," Juckes added.
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They may extract a few billion dollars for defense spending, but they destroy the assurances that those dollars — or euros — are meant to bolster.
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Netflix's stock price was just 22010 dollars in 270,but now it is nearly 300 dollars, its return rats is 3726% in a decade.
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This company is the international pizza chains Domino, whose share price was less than 10 dollars in 2010, but now its over 290 dollars.
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Ms. Han said that newer luxury condominiums start at 5 million Singapore dollars ($3.6 million), or around 3,000 Singapore dollars ($2,200) per square foot.
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Though private and state grants arrived amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars, the building needed millions of dollars of repair and rehabilitation work.
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While under no obligation to do so, I have raised between 2628 & 28503 million dollars, including 22019million dollars from me, for our VETERANS. Nice!
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Saving a trip to the emergency room can be tens of thousands of dollars and the telemedicine unit costs are a few hundred dollars.
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The company building the pipeline, which will cost 6.2 billion Canadian dollars, has promised hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts to Indigenous businesses.
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Although Hungary receives billions of dollars annually from the European Union, his government regularly demonizes the bloc, even spending tax dollars on anti-E.
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The benefits can be worth thousands of dollars a year for each person, and they cost the government tens of millions of dollars annually.
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"We're spending enormous federal dollars, tax dollars training and educating these people and then we don't allow them to work for us," he said.
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If Trump is going to obsess over dollars flowing into and out of the US, wouldn't he want to keep the tourism dollars flowing?
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The coin had a face value of 1 million Canadian dollars (about $775,000), but was worth as much as 4.5 million United States dollars.
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"To what extent does this program really hinge on the influx of dollars, and if those dollars are removed, what is going to happen?"
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In 2001 dollars, that's $503,074.10 — multiply that by 26, for a total of 13 minutes of advertising, and that's $220,21969,211 worth of ad dollars.
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While under no obligation to do so, I have raised between 5 & 6 million dollars, including 1million dollars from me, for our VETERANS. Nice!
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For the few hundred dollars it costs to burn the body, they're left with a few thousand dollars in profit for the body parts.
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That means foreigners buying US exports will need more dollars, which increases demand for dollars and increases the value of the dollar still further.
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And, sometimes when you look at these startups they might have generated five million dollars of revenue but they've raised a hundred million dollars of capital, so their salaries are far more getting paid by the dollars they've raised than the customers that they've served.
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The Singaporean bank's net profit came in at 1.6 billion Singapore dollars ($1.2 billion) in the three months ending June, versus 1.37 billion Singapore dollars a year earlier and an average estimate of 1.47 billion Singapore dollars from three analysts, according to data from Refinitiv.
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The co-operative's funding structure also benefits from continued access to the New Zealand and international debt capital markets, demonstrated by the co-operative having outstanding bonds denominated in New Zealand dollars, US dollars, Australian dollars, euros, United Kingdom pound and Chinese yuan in FY17.
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"They may have put in a billion dollars, but then, if they make a loss of a billion dollars every year then they jolly well have to finance that billion dollars," Goyal said in a conference on Thursday organized by think tank Observer Research Foundation.
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"Let me say something about where some of these other dollars are going to come from: There are billions and billions of dollars out there today, private-sector dollars, that are going to be spent," Shuster said at a recent conference of transportation officials.
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"They may have put in a billion dollars but then if they make a loss of a billion dollars every year then they jolly well have to finance that billion dollars," Indian trade minister Piyush Goyal told a security conference in New Delhi on Thursday.
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If a small-business investment company could raise a hundred and fifty thousand dollars, the government would match those funds and lend more at a low rate, bringing the fund to at least four hundred and fifty thousand dollars (nearly four million in current dollars).
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What happened was, a customer bought his own router for two hundred dollars and Frontier kept charging him ten dollars a month to rent it.
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This was $1.3 billion dollars more than the income from Mexican oil sales which totaled $23,432 billion dollars according to the state oil company Pemex.
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So when we tried to pay in yuan they changed it into U.S. dollars, and then they transfer it from U.S. dollars back into RMB.
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MTV's forthcoming reality series, Stranded With a Million Dollars, explores what happens when people stop being polite and start trying to win a million dollars.
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Interestingly, you only need 25,000 MQMs and $3,000 Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs; dollars spent with the airline) in order to reach Silver status with Delta.
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This is because QFII is denominated in dollars, which are exchanged onshore for yuan and then back into dollars when holders want to sell up.
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As the nation plunges into an unsustainable financial morass, essentially spending four dollars for every three dollars it collects, the government confronts a daunting choice.
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The new Xbox One X will now debut worldwide on November 7th, priced at $499, £449, 499 euro, 599 Canadian dollars, and 649 Australian dollars.
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I recognize you&aposre talking about a budget that was half a trillion dollars overspending, the next year&aposs budget half a trillion dollars overspending.
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Failure to do so will see company executives fined up to 168,000 Australian dollars ($119,300), while corporations face penalties of up to 840,000 Australian dollars.
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And "if you can negotiate, you can often save hundreds of dollars a month which adds up to thousands of dollars a year," Sethi says.
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The platform now processes cross-currency basis swaps denominated in six currencies against the dollar; sterling, yen, euros, Swiss francs, Canadian dollars and Australian dollars.
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So when we tried to pay in yuan they changed it into U.S. dollars, and then they transfer it from U.S. dollars back into RMB.
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The government has a surplus of dollars through its line of credit agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last year for $56.3 billion dollars.
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Payments to actors in other shows with profit-sharing have varied from a few hundred dollars a year to a few thousand dollars a month.
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In a bid to give some relief to workers, Ncube raised the non-taxable income threshold from 350 Zimbabwe dollars ($76) to 700 Zimbabwe dollars.
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In Hong Kong, where the Big Mac costs 25 Hong Kong dollars, that hypothetical exchange rate would be 22013 Hong Kong dollars to the greenback.
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According to Credit Suisse, China's national wealth is around $30 trillion dollars, whereas the national wealth of the United States is over $90 trillion dollars.
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According to the newspaper's sources, Founders purchased between 2628 and 28503 million dollars' worth of bitcoin, which is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Today's iPads, which cost a few hundred dollars, are more powerful than the mainframes of the 1980s, which would cost a few million dollars today.
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In 2013, Novogratz put seven million dollars of his own money in cryptocurrency investments when bitcoin was selling at around a hundred dollars a coin.
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Wall Street analysts Jefferies cut Tencent's price target to 515 Hong Kong dollars from 530 Hong Kong dollars on Wednesday, but maintained its "buy" rating.
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A twelve-by-sixteen-inch boudoir sham could be had for two hundred dollars (without pillow insert), and tissue-box covers were seventy-five dollars.
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The practical implication of this is that yuan are being dumped for dollars, and the dollars are being transported to places like the United States.
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Calculate this metric (Gross Renewal Rate) by summing all renewed contracts and dividing that total by the dollars that were up for renewal: Dollars renewed
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"The cost of borrowing dollars, especially offshore dollars, will continue to rise, putting considerable pressure on global financing conditions," says Shweta Singh at TS Lombard.
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They already had a policy against taking tuition dollars, and decided that accepting taxpayer dollars for such a windfall might appear just as politically distasteful.
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Canopy Growth, a medical marijuana producer, went public in May 2125 at 703 Canadian dollars a share and is now trading at 270 Canadian dollars.
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She also applied for millions of dollars in loans from at least two banks while claiming to already have millions of dollars in assets overseas.
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Through a telethon and online videos, Rolling Jubilee was able to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and cancel millions of dollars' worth of debt.
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A: Well It's nine billion dollars cumulatively over eight years, so it's a six to seven hundred million dollars we're going to come up with.
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Mr. Oei raised about 13.3 million Canadian dollars ($10.5 million) from 64 investors, but the commission says he kept 6.9 million Canadian dollars for himself.
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Simply having larger investment dollars will give you a return on those dollars in exchange for your patience and for accepting some risk, Sipes says.
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In 2008, he paid three hundred thousand dollars for the silo and finished construction in December, 2012, at a cost of nearly twenty million dollars.
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A Big Mac is the equivalent of nearly $10 dollars in Italy, which is almost $4 dollars more than it is in the United States.
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Across the village, 3 Singing Birds brings together all things exquisite and scented, from ginger-infused honey (2112 dollars) to aromatic, artisanal candles (21956 dollars).
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Another option is to reward them for saving by matching dollars for dollars — this allows them to turn $20 of savings, for example, into $40.
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So Purdue's cutting school meal spending by 1.22 billion dollars annually will end up increasing our yearly health care expenses by over 85033 billion dollars.
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It could bring in billions of dollars in revenue, but it will also cost billions of dollars to get such a network up and running.
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According to the newspaper's sources, Founders purchased between 220006 and 2202 million dollars' worth of bitcoin, which is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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There are an enormous number of ways to measure fundraising — cash on hand, total dollars raised, dollars raised from small donors, burn rate and more.
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That means it will need to bring in billions of dollars — potentially tens of billions of dollars — in a business that is incredibly cost-intensive.
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They're using a service that allows them to price in dollars, and that service immediately sells the Bitcoins and deposits the dollars with the merchants.
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Luly said the condition represents a potential market opportunity of hundreds of millions of dollars in the United States and about a billion dollars globally.
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Excluding these CVA/DVA, fourth quarter revenues, increased 1% on a sequential basis, in constant dollars excluding the impact of foreign exchange translation into U.S. dollars.
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Juan Garcia, director of national operations for the bank, told Reuters it began selling dollars, but did not specify how many dollars the bank was selling.
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Put simply, when Mexican immigrants in the United States send dollars home to relatives in Mexico, the families will probably exchange those dollars for Mexican pesos.
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The payouts, which can vary from hundreds of dollars to a couple thousand of dollars per person, have become a regular part of the state's economy.
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On the big dollars, and especially on the soft-money dollars, Republicans have historically always had a lead on that, especially obviously ever since Citizens United.
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Since soft ags are also priced in dollars, a weaker dollar means that it typically takes more dollars to buy the same amount of foodstuff commodities.
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They earn ticket and concession revenue in Canadian dollars while salaries, which account for half of the league's hockey-related revenue, are paid in U.S. dollars.
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ZCTU is also protesting a central bank decision to separate cash U.S. dollars and foreign inflows from dollars in the local banking system, known as "Zollars".
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In stark contrast, there are only $3.8 trillion total dollars in circulation, and each of these dollars has been lent and borrowed more than 16 times.
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This selling of dollars has been occurring all year long, but what investors need to know is that the U.S. dollars are held in U.S. Treasurys.
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Other members of the public should, in theory, be able to go to banks on Monday and buy U.S. dollars with bond notes or electronic dollars.
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JPMorgan is currently overweight on the company and increased the price target for the stock to 33 new Taiwan dollars ($3.54) from 100 new Taiwan dollars.
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The New York Times reported the homes came in 30,000 pieces and ranged in price from just a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars.
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Most Japanese investors prefer to borrow dollars for overseas investments, rather than selling yen for dollars, because they do not want exposure to currency fluctuation risk.
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"Around 85 percent of trade is in U.S. dollars and if you're dealing in dollars you cannot risk that by involvement with Iran," the banker said.
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GIVE US 200 MILLION DOLLARS AND I FELT THE COMBINATION OF A FIVE-YEAR BAR AND GIVING THEM 27 MILLION DOLLARS WAS EFFECTIVELY ADMITTING I'M GUILTY.
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"In a game for a million dollars, you have to practice a little delayed gratification, because it might cost you a million dollars down the line."
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That's a staggering result for a company worth hundreds of billions of dollars — each percent they gain is billions of dollars in value created, after all.
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But the White House's laudable goal of reducing government waste has seemingly blinded it to the reality that not all tax dollars spent are dollars wasted.
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The app makes it possible for users to generate a few dollars in value per day and then exchange those dollars for gift cards and perks.
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By 22019, one billion dollars' worth of property would be at risk of regular flooding in Miami and ten billion dollars' worth in New York City.
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Such retail shareholder-focused campaigns are known to add hundreds of thousands of dollars, even millions of dollars, to the cost of an activist shareholder campaign.
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Total buys Iranian crude for its European refineries, carries out transactions in U.S. dollars and billions of dollars in U.S. investments including its Port Arthur refinery.
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"The demand (for dollars) has picked up again, There are no sellers (of dollars) in the market," said a currency dealer, asking not to be named.
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It sold for 420,000 Hong Kong dollars, about $54,200, to a Hong Kong collector in the room, who paid a further 94,500 dollars in buyer's premium.
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The Democrats and President Obama gave Iran 150 Billion Dollars and got nothing, but they can't give 85033 Billion Dollars for National Security and a Wall?
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The growth in foundation assets in that time has been even more staggering, from less than a billion dollars to more than eight hundred billion dollars.
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What you thought was a few dollars here or a few dollars there can surprisingly turn out to be hundreds at the end of the month.
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Overall, Speaker Straus received the most of those dollars, bringing the bulk of union contributions during his speakership to over a quarter of a million dollars.
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The company has billions of dollars in the bank, but it's also taking billions of dollars per year in losses, so that cash won't last forever.
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"If someone walks in with a solar project tomorrow and it takes a billion dollars or three billion dollars, we're ready to do it," he said.
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Congress is allocating billions of dollars to respond to coronavirus and a growing economic crisis — and those dollars need to be directed right into Americans' pockets.
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The drop wiped out billions of dollars of Facebook's value; it was the overall toll on U.S. stocks that amounted to tens of billions of dollars.
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If you're a cable company investor who was planning on swapping out your video subscriber dollars for broadband subscriber dollars, you may not be as excited.
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Prosecutors claim that information helped Mr. Manafort evade taxes on tens of millions of dollars in income and fraudulently obtain millions of dollars in bank loans.
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Alberta Cannabis has prices from 9.24 to 14.95 Canadian dollars a gram, or about $7 to $11.75, with pre-rolled joints from 6.64 Canadian dollars each.
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People exchange other cryptocurrencies for Celo Gold, then exchange that for Celo Dollars they can spend, though they can get Celo Dollars from other exchanges too.
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If you do not do well and have many errors one project that is evaluated in thousands dollars, may be devalued to only hundreds of dollars.
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The Melbourne City Council bought the Munro site for 73 million Australian dollars in 2014, and sold it this year to PDG for 33 million dollars.
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"Pat has tried cases with billions of dollars at stake and had taken cases to jury verdicts involving tens of millions of dollars," Sekulow told CNN.
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I ordered a bowl of clay pot rice with white eel (58 dollars), and we shared a fried pancake dotted with fat, juicy oysters (35 dollars).
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Days later a private equity firm called BHR Equity investments raised 2628 billion dollars, later raised to 28503 billion dollars, in funding from the Chinese government.
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Both Go-Jek and Grab are raising billions of dollars and investing hundreds of millions of dollars in the race to gain dominance in Southeast Asia.
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Under the agreement, nations fixed the values of their currencies in dollars, and the United States promised to exchange dollars for gold at $22008 an ounce.
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At a time when market capitalization hits trillions of dollars, companies such as Google and Amazon are also sprinting to trillions of dollars in market capitalization.
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It's unfortunate that these companies that are worth a trillion dollars, or close to a trillion dollars, pay all these workers hardly enough to live on.
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It lost tens of billions of dollars from U.S. subprime mortgages, and was fined another few billion dollars for financing Mexican drug cartels and tax evasion.
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Each of the positions listed offers an average base salary of more than 2575,2150 Australian dollars (almost $599,2693), and more than half exceed 2269,2110 Australian dollars.
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"People understand what it means for the President to be spending millions of dollars in federal government tax dollars at his own business properties," Raskin said.
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On top of her taxpayer-funded salary of 195,000 dollars, Ms. Clark receives another 50,000 dollars from a fund financed by donors to her Liberal Party.
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E.P.A. As Justice Scalia said, it would not be "appropriate" to "impose billions of dollars in economic costs in return for a few dollars" in benefits.
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Last year, Cathay posted a loss of 575 million Hong Kong dollars, or about $74 million, down from a profit of 6 billion dollars in 2015.
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Research also suggests that SNAP expenditures act as economic stimuli, with every five dollars in new benefits generating as much as nine dollars in economic activity.
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And it can be very hard on borrowers, who find themselves repaying their loans with dollars that are worth more than the dollars they originally borrowed.
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Bitcoin's price declined below $7300 dollars on 27th, May after it decreased under $8000 dollars on 23th, May, while bitcoin buoyed a little today morning, offering above $7350 dollars, however, its current price is still floating around the low level in nearly half and a month.
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But upcoming listings such as Singtel's broadband unit NetLink Trust, expected to raise 2.5 billion Singapore dollars, will bring total amount this year to 3 billion Singapore dollars — nearly doubling 2016's annual amount and slightly shy of 2014's 3.5 billion Singapore dollars, it added.
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On the lower end, a shark fin set lunch can cost $80 Hong Kong dollars to 9793 Hong Kong dollars ($11 to $12) at Chinese restaurants, while some upscale places charge up to $1,200 Hong Kong dollars ( $160) for a bowl of shark fin soup, Tsang said.
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Ahead of Italy's 1948 election, the CIA funneled millions of dollars – this when a million dollars was a lot of money – into anti-communist parties in Italy.
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Dealers on the black market were offering to sell dollars at 48.5 pounds and buy dollars at 48.0 pounds even after the devaluation, although few transactions occurred.
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Livne says Verbit now has millions of dollars in revenue, and by the end of the year he hopes to get to tens of millions of dollars.
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Techland, like most places, likes stories with extreme outcomes: Startup X sells for a gazillion dollars; Startup Y, once valued at a gazillion dollars, goes to zero.
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Dollars raised in 2016 versus 2015, but not as significantly as deals quantity; fewer deals for larger dollars were done for the biggest and best private companies.
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While more than 80% of Zimbabweans earn RTGS dollars, goods ranging from bricks to rentals, car parts and many groceries have their prices pegged in U.S. dollars.
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Nevertheless, the existing price benchmarks - Brent and WTI crude - are both in dollars, and importers across the world must buy dollars in order to conduct oil deals.
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Instead of moving dollars to dollars, Coinbase takes money from a bank account and moves it in and out of irreversible and volatile payment methods like bitcoin.
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The central bank sold U.S. dollars to banks at 2.5 RTGS dollars on Friday morning, Bank Governor John Mangudya told business leaders, effectively a 60 percent devaluation.
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If you can prove or disprove its cryptically short equation, you'd be a million dollars richer—and maybe even billions of dollars richer, depending on your scruples.
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That was higher than the 765 million Singapore dollars ($548 million) that CIMB Securities projected and 775 million Singapore dollars ($555 million) that Daiwa Capital markets expected.
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Traders said the central bank, which has been selling dollars almost daily since it floated the naira in June, had reduced the volumes of dollars it supplied.
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I left New York with thousands of dollars from singing for three nights, because I earned a thousand dollars every time I did it at every club.
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And a seed round used to be a couple hundred thousand dollars, and now seed rounds are millions of dollars, or at least have been recently. Yeah.
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He is estimated to have a fortune of at least six hundred million dollars, while most of his citizens live on less than two dollars a day.
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The company previously said it would sell a mix of debt in US dollars, sterling and other currencies, although investors expect most to be issued in dollars.
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At the popular happy hour, a rotating selection of wine is available for ten dollars a glass, and several decadent snacks are offered for eight dollars each.
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Fortunately, there are a variety of revenues sources — including tuition dollars, tax dollars, loans, scholarships, and grant aid — that states can use to strike the right balance.
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"I told my people, I said we cannot continue to spend billions of dollars, billions and billions of dollars," Trump told regional reporters at the White House.
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A one-year tranche now pays 195bp for dollars and 185bp for euros, and a two-year tranche now pays 300bp for dollars and 290bp for euros.
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The bill for the project had been six million dollars, which, I calculated, meant that the acre we were standing on had cost about thirty thousand dollars.
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He decided to make a much bigger bet, buying, according to one analysis, six hundred million dollars' worth of Argentine bonds for about a hundred million dollars.
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North American Deals (dollars) North American investment was almost triple Asian investment in Q4 2017, with a record high of nearly $1.5 billion dollars for the quarter.
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In some cases, selling for tens of millions of dollars can be more lucrative for founders than selling for hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars.
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Whereas it can cost five million dollars to make a TV pilot, an eight- or ten-episode podcast series can be made for five hundred thousand dollars.
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The paintings, worth millions of dollars, turned up at a flea market, where they were sold, to unsuspecting buyers, for the equivalent of a few hundred dollars.
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In some parts of Australia, gamers can deposit 7,500 Australian dollars into a machine in one transaction, and can lose more than a thousand dollars per hour.
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Maori song and dance performance which brings the culture enshrined in the exhibition halls to life (museum admission is 240 dollars, or 238 dollars, including the show).
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Departing from Auckland's downtown waterfront, Fullers offers regular 40-minute ferry rides to the island (38 dollars round trip, or 48 dollars with an island bus pass).
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The first Everest was worth 10 million Australian dollars, and much like the Pegasus, it required stake holders to put up 600,53 Australian dollars for a spot.
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Then, in 2550, the financial crisis arrived, and, in just over a year, M.B.I.A.'s stock price plummeted from seventy-two dollars a share to three dollars.
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You can rent a suite with up to four bedrooms, for ten thousand dollars a month, or a one-bedroom apartment, for less than four thousand dollars.
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It was near Biscayne Bay and sits on the edge of hundreds of millions of dollars — maybe even billions of dollars — worth of condominiums and office towers.
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Here are some expert tips for those who want to get started: Prior to 1965, dimes, quarters, half dollars and dollars were all made mostly from silver.
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They would gladly pay 2,000, 2,500 dollars, maybe even 5,000 dollars on extra green card fees to raise that kind of money to pay for the wall.
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We learned from the Recovery Act, that $2628 billion dollars invested in smart grid technologies created nearly $28503 billion dollars in economic output and nearly 22019,000 jobs.
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The NDF, in coordination with the CBI, provided the IRGC-QF with half a billion U.S. dollars in 2017 and hundreds of millions of dollars in 2019.
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Erdogan repeated his call for Turks to sell dollars and buy lira to shore up the currency, while telling business owners not to stock up on dollars.
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Eurofima, the European Company for the Financing of Railroad Rolling Stock, raises around Sfr1.5bn per year in various currencies, including Swiss francs, US dollars, euros and Australian dollars.
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Sources very close to the company say Hopper's valuation with this round is also flying: it's now close to 2264 billion Canadian dollars ($220 million in US dollars).
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Kevin, does it bother you that stock buybacks have been surpassing Cap Ex, or there is a certain fungibility to buyback dollars versus Cap Ex dollars?
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For businesses that want to make their websites accessible for people with disabilities, it can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to potentially millions of dollars, Vu says.
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An egg can cost a few hundred dollars, while the price for a full-grown bird with a coveted bloodline can run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Instead of using fMRI tests, a method of measuring brain activity which can cost thousands of dollars, scientists used EEGs, or electroencephalography, which costs $50 to $100 dollars.
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The global e-cigarette market reached $10.24 dollars in 2017, and it is estimated to rise to $16.85 dollars in 2023, according to the data from Mordor Intelligence.
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Overall, the value of Temasek's portfolio was 313 billion Singapore dollars (about $230 billion) as of March 31 — growing from 308 billion Singapore dollars in the previous year.
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The NBA's salary cap rules require trades to be close in dollars in and dollars out, something that became a hindrance to Toronto at the deadline last year.
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"Over the last 12 months, U.S. government's debt increased by 1.4 trillion dollars and will hit 20 trillion dollars very quickly… within a month or two," added Faber.
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His fee is 5 million dollars more than that paid for Ivorian Eric Bailly: Manchester United are said to have splashed out almost 40 million dollars for him.
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That means for every billion dollars in revenue, it's minting hundreds of millions of dollars in a profit that it can drive directly into new stores and growth.
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A rights buyer will purchase KodakCoins with dollars, pay the photographer with the coins, and the photographer can exchange the coins back to dollars if they so choose.
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At that time we had just started and we had only 8,000 dollars in ARR Since then we have increased our revenue to more than one million dollars.
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Jerry Brown (D) on Tuesday proposed billions of dollars in cuts to state programs as falling revenue growth drives tax collections hundreds of millions of dollars under projections.
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The announcement disclosed HK Express reported a 141 million Hong Kong dollars net loss in 2018 and had a net asset value of 1.12 billion Hong Kong dollars.
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Dealers said Japanese investors seemed to be bailing out of long positions in the South African rand by selling rand for dollars and then those dollars for yen.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it has imposed a 221,21 Singapore dollars ($505,000) fine on Credit Suisse and a 900,000 Singapore dollars ($649,000) penalty on UOB.
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The government says it cannot afford dollar-indexed pay, which would see the least paid worker earn 7,293 Zimbabwe dollars ($475) a month from 1,023 Zimbabwe dollars now.
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Since the Wabash Valley C.P.C.'s founding, thirty-one years ago, its annual budget has increased from twenty-one thousand dollars to four hundred and seventy thousand dollars.
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Consequently, typical diet trials must get by on shoestring budgets, rarely exceeding a few hundred thousand dollars, compared with drug trials that may cost several hundred million dollars.
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Already, his best-paid clients can earn two million dollars a year; some command twenty thousand dollars to play a studio's game for a single three-hour stream.
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In the meantime, we're taking in billions of dollars of taxes coming in from China, with the potential of billions and billions of dollars more taxes coming in.
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This summer, the Canadian government reopened the rail at a cost of a hundred and seventeen million dollars—about a hundred and ninety thousand dollars per Churchill resident.
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"Quite frankly, the ad dollars are also moving to the OTT platforms ... We want to make sure that we capture the eyeballs as well as the ad dollars."
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NODX came in at 14.6 billion Singapore dollars ($10.59 billion) in May on a seasonally adjusted basis, higher than the 13.5 billion Singapore dollars in April, IE said.
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TRADING ICs Buffett's Model Since the U.S. exports billions of dollars' worth of products every year, billions of dollars' worth of ICs would have to be issued yearly.
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Those perks ranged from a few dollars' worth of food or drink to hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments for honoraria, compensation for services, travel and lodging.
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The cold dishes are where Northern cuisine really shines, though: cold, spicy and garlicky diced cucumbers (4.99 dollars) as well as slivers of savory, sour potato (4.99 dollars).
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Republican leaders, who want to reuse leftover ObamaCare and Ebola virus dollars for Zika, have repeatedly blasted the Obama administration for sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars.
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So even though there is a slow-motion flight of dollars leaving China that Beijing is trying to halt, Anbang is probably trying to get more dollars out.
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And the price wasn't too bad, either—for the first three months, $27.1 a month in Hong Kong dollars, or about $24 in US dollars at the time.
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Currently, most Japanese banks operating in Hong Kong procure funds by exchanging the yen for U.S. dollars, and then use the U.S. currency to purchase Hong Kong dollars.
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Some are going for hundreds of dollars, and as of this moment, someone's just put up one roll for a thousand dollars too–but probably as a joke.
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The broad rush for dollars has forced investors to unload Treasuries and other government bonds as well as gold in order to keep their money in cash dollars.
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The sale will encompass objects of varying worth, their value reflected, somewhat conservatively, in estimates that range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.
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The 2018-153 operating budget for the "justice cluster" also increased to 8.8 billion Australian dollars ($6.4 billion) from 8.3 billion Australian dollars ($6 billion) the year before.
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It found that roughly a quarter of international students made less than 4 Australian dollars, or $9, per hour, and almost half made 15 Australian dollars or less.
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Three thousand qualifying dollars and 25,000 qualifying miles are required to reach Silver; like American, 12,000 qualifying dollars and 100,000 qualifying miles are needed to reach top status.
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That means the dollars that have come to my campaign, just from Charleston, is more than the dollars that have come from the 21.4 people that you mentioned.
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Five billion dollars is a rounding error in the context of the tens of trillions of dollars that filter in and out of the federal treasury every year.
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It rose 14.6 percent year on year to 976 million Australian dollars ($761.2 million), while statutory profit after tax increased nearly 18 percent to $607 million Australian dollars.
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Some companies pay as little as a couple hundred dollars a year, while others pay tens of thousands of dollars in annual premiums, says Grammatic of Helm Financial.
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That means the dollars that have come to my campaign just from Charleston is more than the dollars that have come from the 85033 people that you mentioned.
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First, it has paid over $2628 billion dollars in fines and is in the process of depositing an additional $28500 million dollars in escrow as a compliance guarantee.
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The law would have initially cost Amazon less than twenty million dollars per year, at a time when its annual revenue exceeded two hundred and thirty billion dollars.
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Costs for the hand-made guitars range from around 2,000 Mexican pesos ($104 dollars) to those made with fine wood that fetch up to 20,000 pesos ($1,042 dollars).
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The HKMA has said it would guarantee that the Hong Kong dollar will not weaken past 7.8500, and it will buy Hong Kong dollars and sell U.S. dollars.
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Glaciologists can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on research trips, but Azam and Ranjan had only a few thousand dollars to buy equipment and to pay porters.
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The offer, valued at 3.03 Australian dollars per share, including a special dividend, was a step up from the 3 dollars Mr. Li's companies had bid in December.
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"Clothes for Kim Jong-un and Ri Sol-ju cost tens of thousands dollars each and her purse is worth thousands of dollars too," a male announcer said.
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And all of our donors, just about all of them, I know [Warren] Buffett took hundreds of millions of dollars, George Soros took hundreds of millions of dollars.
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With a budget of about 500,000 Hong Kong dollars, or about $64,000, the indie production had raked in nearly 5 million Hong Kong dollars by Thursday, Mr. Ng said.
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Benefits are taxed if the premiums were paid by employers or by pre-tax employee dollars, but not taxed if the premiums were paid by your after-tax dollars.
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Yet total dollars invested continue to grow ($20133 billion in 2016), suggesting that dollars started to concentrate into a pool of more established startups that were raising bigger rounds.
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Trump routinely brags about his net worth, estimating it to be around $362 million dollars, even though his actual net worth is estimated to be just $123 million dollars.
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"They saw all dollars as cartel dollars, but we could show them that we had compliance and we are business-minded in how we manage our cash," Ellerstein said.
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So seeking out a car that's cheap to own can potentially save you hundreds of dollars each year and thousands of dollars over the entire period of vehicle ownership.
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Many airports around the country have art worth millions of dollars on their walls, while others spends thousands of dollars on live music and cultural performances throughout the year.
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But as you know, Iran has already received tens of millions of dollars — tens of billions of dollars in this deal and has quickly reestablished ties economically with Europe.
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For example, Mr. Stoller writes, consider how Libra could undermine diplomatic sovereignty: Sanctions enforcement flows through the banking system — if you can't bank in dollars, you can't use dollars.
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At this point, the Taj Mahal had already experienced four days in which its bank account contained less than zero dollars, with deficits as deep as $265 million dollars.
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Last week in a CNN town hall, the Senator told a questioner that the questioner would spend about $21000 dollars in taxes to get about $21800,21000 dollars in healthcare.
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"IoT is today an opportunity that is worth billions of dollars, and it will be in the trillions of dollars in the coming years," she said in an interview.
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"It's really the one-two punch: Brost, the person that was winning billions of dollars in contracts and Giger, the person executing billions of dollars of contracts," Ellis said.
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Ten years ago, it cost a few million dollars to map out the human genome; now it's a few hundred dollars and before you know it, it'll be $30.
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The firm, which burned through hundreds of millions of dollars of capital, and torched billions of dollars in value on its descent, is now kaput according to The Information.
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The Senate bill would allow HSA dollars to go toward premiums as well, meaning someone in the individual market could use pre-tax dollars to pay their monthly bill.
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That, in fact, undocumented immigrants contribute billions of dollars in federal taxes each year, and their income taxes and payroll tax dollars are keeping Social Security and Medicare solvent.
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China owns Treasuries because they export goods to the United States and they get dollars in exchange for those goods and they have to do something with those dollars.
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OUR AVERAGE ASSETS IN THE QUARTER WERE ACTUALLY 150 BILLION DOLLARS LOWER THAN OUR 73 TRILLION DOLLARS AT THE END OF THE QUARTER, AND SO YOU HAD THAT DRAG.
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For example, C2FO is now clearing a billion dollars in transaction volume every day, up from a billion dollars every quarter in 2014, when Mithril invested in the company.
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Scraping together the few dollars necessary to pay for a daily school lunch might not seem like an exuberant cost, but for many, it's a few dollars too much.
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At the heart of West asking for millions of dollars to achieve his artistic dreams is that West believes he deserves millions of dollars to achieve his artistic dreams.
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Spotify has raised over $1 billion dollars in equity and has been valued at $8.5 billion dollars, but the company is aiming to increase that value to $10 billion.
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"The law prohibits the executive branch from spending federal tax dollars unless those dollars have been expressly appropriated by Congress," she said at a Wednesday hearing on the matter.
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Los Angeles (CNN)A massive teachers' strike calling for millions of dollars more in school funding may have also cost the school district millions of dollars, the superintendent said.
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She wants to get the price of a bushel of soybeans back up to eleven dollars, where it was before the new tariffs knocked it down to nine dollars.
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The 1363-seat restaurant offers unusual dishes that might include spicy peanut butter and carrot kimchi on toast (8 dollars) and poached eggs with anchovy on sourdough (17 dollars).
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Instead, "the USOC depends solely on sponsors and the donations and [generosity] of others to bring dollars in and disperse those dollars accordingly to fund Team USA," says Williams.
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A coach can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars for a one-hour consultation session to tens of thousands of dollars for mentoring over a couple of years.
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"Corporate frauds like Enron, WorldCom and Tyco cost investors hundreds of billions of dollars and the NYSE and Nasdaq trillions of dollars in lost market capitalization," Mr. Turner said.
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In 2016, the federal government spent ninety-one billion dollars subsidizing college attendance; for as little as seventy-nine billion dollars, tuition could be eliminated at all public colleges.
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Chan, in his budget speech on Wednesday, said the 1.53,000 Hong Kong dollars ($1,282) handouts is estimated to cost the Hong Kong government around 71 billion Hong Kong dollars.
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But these companies are handling billions of premium dollars, so any increase in medical claims equates to hundreds of millions of dollars in additional spending, which they don't want.
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Prices can range from $90 Hong Kong dollars (about $12) for 43 grams (1.3 pounds) for small shredded pieces to $7,000 Hong Kong dollars (around $930) for 600 grams.
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Ryan Berger, a founding partner of HYPR Brands, an influencer marketing service, said influencers on TikTok can make between a couple thousand dollars and a couple hundred thousand dollars.
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Despite that, Nomura analysts maintained their "buy" call on the company and raised their target price for Hon Hai stock to 139 Taiwan dollars ($4.58) from 107.0 Taiwan dollars.
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The company set me up with a Premium account (thirty dollars a month, or a hundred and forty dollars annually) and I used it as I wrote this article.
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That year, the Walt Disney Company had reported almost thirteen billion dollars in profit; the night janitor was estimated to have been earning thirteen or fourteen dollars an hour.
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The special counsel had argued that Mr. Manafort hid millions of dollars in foreign accounts to evade taxes and lied to banks to obtain millions of dollars in loans.
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The dealer in Vancouver was offering discounts of 9,500 Canadian dollars (about $7,000) for cash sales and 7,500 Canadian dollars, plus zero percent interest rates, for customers seeking financing.
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It foresaw a government financing gap of nearly $30 billion dollars in 2016, for which it could receive $6.7 billion dollars in financing and would need to find $22.7.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "A hundred million dollars, that's incredible.
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Cost: 69.95 dollars for an adult and 44.95 dollars for children, who must be at least 40 inches tall Airbnb accommodations are abundant in Niagara-on-the-Lake, with one-bedrooms and suites often available for under 100 dollars a night, but so are Bed and Breakfasts, such as St. Andrews House B&B, (double rooms under 200 dollars), where the Scottish owners serve a hot breakfast each morning, complete with muffins and croissants.
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An Australian family on a Mother's Day walk came across a 20-ounce gold nugget estimated to be worth at least $35,000 Australian dollars, or just over $24,000 U.S. dollars.
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Including another HK$21.21 billion of Hong Kong dollars bought starting on Thursday, the HKMA has mopped up HK$803 billion of Hong Kong dollars from the foreign exchange market.
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They've both raised hundreds of millions of dollars at ... Bird I think is valued — I forget the exact number, over a billion, I think it's two or three billion dollars.
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That comes on the heels of the Trump campaign's announcement that it raised 2628 million dollars in the third quarter and has nearly 28503 million dollars in cash on hand.
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At 7.80 dollars a share — for a total 21.5 billion dollars — the company is offering a premium of 25.6 percent over the closing price of New World China on Dec.
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But, what the state of Arizona has seen is the dollars they're spending on welfare, on prisons, and education, all of those have dropped by hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The liquor—a broad family of grain-based spirits selling for anything between a few dollars and a few thousand dollars per bottle—is the most-drunk spirit on earth.
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The carrot is that he can invest hundreds of millions of dollars in your company, or even billions of dollars, to turbocharge your growth and help you crush your competition.
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An annuity, which you buy with a lump sum to get payouts as you age, can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars up front, generating thousands of dollars in fees.
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Instead, U.S. authorities accused a Malaysian financier of stealing billions of dollars from the fund and using some of that money to pay hundreds of million of dollars in bribes.
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The key to keeping the drone cheap and functional is its underwater thrusters, which IEEE Spectrum says the creators manufacture for tens of dollars, as opposed to thousands of dollars.
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Mueller's team has accused Manafort of hiding millions of dollars in income from the U.S. government in offshore accounts, and lying to banks to secure millions of dollars in loans.
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The local central bank has been snapping up dollars, buying close to 20.44 billion dollars in the last month, seeking to rein in peso strength and top up dollar reserves.
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Mexico and the United States do about half a trillion dollars in trade every year, with the balance of commerce favoring the smaller country by tens of billions of dollars.
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Instead of going to subscribers, though, they're bundled with about 500,000 special newsstand versions of the Swimsuit issue, which will cost around 10 dollars — two dollars above the normal price.
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The Singapore exchange's market capitalization was at 24.6 billion Singapore dollars ($23.5 billion) at the end of December, down from around 998 billion Singapore dollars at the end of 2014.
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"People are holding on to their dollars in anticipation of an increase in demand for dollars by oil importers," said Aminu Gwadabe, head of the bureaux de change operators association.
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As some industrial prices are reported in U.S. dollars and converted into Canadian dollars, changes in the exchange rate will affect the level of the index, the statistics agency said.
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Our thought bubble: Less professionally-curated content could make make it harder to compete for TV ad dollars, but much easier to compete for digital video ad dollars with YouTube.
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"There's about a billion dollars of commerce that crosses the border every single day, so every day it's closed we're losing out on hundreds of millions of dollars," he added.
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But no one knew what to do with a 147-square-foot artwork that needed tens of thousands of dollars of restorative work; dollars that The Times no longer had.
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Two lithographs by Renoir were priced at thirty-eight hundred dollars, and a glass cocktail table ("Client states that it is a Brancusi design") was twelve hundred and fifty dollars.
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Tencent shares hit a record high of 439.6 Hong Kong dollars during Asian trading hours on Tuesday, giving it a market capitalization of 4.17 trillion Hong Kong dollars ($534.5 billion).
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Average young-adult income in 1990 (2017 dollars): $40,033Average young-adult income in 2017 (2017 dollars): $32,538Structural clay products include ceramic materials like bricks and tiles used in building structures.
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One company document reported that Psy-Group's influence services cost, on average, just three hundred and fifty thousand dollars—as little as two hundred and seventy-five dollars an hour.
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"It's really easy to spend millions of dollars if you're not careful and you think it's easy to keep making millions of dollars," Pratt told Money in a 2018 interview.
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But they're all steering the law in basically the same direction — one that doesn't do much to bring in healthy people, and instead replaces their premium dollars with tax dollars.
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During the talk, he tells this story about a tiny box he bought at a magic store—"15 dollars buys you 50 dollars worth of magic"—a few decades back.
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Within the town of St. Andrews owner-occupants pay about 1.20 Canadian dollars per 575 Canadian dollars of assessment, Mr. Bartlett said, while nonresidents pay slightly more than double that.
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Now West Virginia must take its own tax dollars and pay them back—tax dollars that could be used to finally build some actual broadband in the woefully unconnected state.
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Across Viaduct Harbor, try to snag a seat on the packed patio of Soul Bar and Bistro for ginger crème brûlée (16 dollars) and a barrel-aged negroni (18 dollars).
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Either system had to start with an initial price of 20 Canadian dollars a metric ton of carbon, and then raise that number by 10 dollars a year until 2022.
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His stays would likely have brought in thousands of dollars; rooms at the Peninsula cost several hundred dollars a night, while suites can go for more than $2,000 a night.
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And the competition does not just shift tax dollars from place to place — it decreases the total pool of sales tax dollars by giving some of the money to corporations.
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Admission is cheap: 4.25 Canadian dollars (about $7900; free for children under 10 and adults 60 and over) and prices at the stalls range from 5 to 12 Canadian dollars.
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With several thousand dollars left in late June after a bruising primary, Ms. Mitrano raised nearly a million dollars in the past three months, enough to pay for television ads.
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Makes sense ... those Jugs machines ain't cheap -- they range from a couple hundred dollars for a basic model to a couple thousand dollars for the top of the line stuff.
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There is no warrant for delay, and still less for shortchanging workers of a few hundred dollars in a bill that will shovel trillions of dollars into the American economy.
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Small, simple pineapples in San José de Gracía may cost no more than a few dollars, while more elaborately worked objects can easily run hundreds of dollars, if not more.
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A 2016 study by the marketing agency Out Now estimates the annual spending power of Australia's L.G.B.T. community at more than 73 billion Australian dollars, or $57 billion American dollars.
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That spiritual follow-up by Sergio Leone to "A Fistful of Dollars" and "A Few Dollars More" wasn't nearly as successful, but it's presence here properly revises its status upward.
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Third, most stock trading is public, so if I bought billions of dollars of Google stock, people could notice that I had personally bought billions of dollars of Google stock.
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"We estimate that this effort can generate at least 500 million U.S. dollars additional revenue for the federal government in 2020, and over 1 billion dollars from 2021," he said.
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"It's really easy to spend millions of dollars if you're not careful and you think it's easy to keep making millions of dollars," Pratt tells Money in a recent profile.
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The Obama administration levied fines in the hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars — in some cases, billions of dollars — against major banks in violation of U.S. sanctions laws on Iran.
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"We estimate that this effort can generate at least 500 million U.S. dollars additional revenue for the federal government in 2020, and over 1 billion dollars from 2021," he said.
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Over the year to June, gross domestic product amounted to 1.75 trillion Australian dollars ($1.4 trillion) in current dollars, or about A$72,180 for each of Australia's 24.5 million citizens.
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Campos Neto said last month's landmark sale of dollars in the spot market, the first for over a decade, made sense because that is where the demand for dollars was.
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During a time of budget cuts, we spend a hundred and fifty million dollars each year to imprison a hundred and sixty-six people, almost a million dollars per prisoner. . . .
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The most expensive dishes on the menu cost forty-seven lari (about eighteen dollars), yet the average monthly income in Georgia just surpasses a thousand lari (about four hundred dollars).
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Victor Khalil, the chief dentist at the Department of State Hospitals, made six hundred and eighty-six thousand dollars; Anne Neville, the director of the California Research Bureau, earned a hundred and thirty-five thousand dollars; and John Smith, a seasonal clerk at the Franchise Tax Board, earned twelve thousand nine hundred dollars.
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In a 2016 paper, " The China Shock ," the economists David H. Autor, David Dorn, and Gordon H. Hanson wrote that, for every additional hundred dollars of Chinese goods imported to an area, a manufacturing worker is likely to lose fifty-five dollars of income, while gaining only six dollars in government help.
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The central bank sold U.S. dollars to banks at 2.5 RTGS dollars on Friday morning, and on Monday lenders began trading the currency with corporate customers and on an interbank market.
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"For 10 months, China has been paying Tariffs to the USA of 25% on 50 Billion Dollars of High Tech, and 10% on 200 Billion Dollars of other goods," Trump said.
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At one point, Noble shares plunged as much as 25.9 percent to as low as 0.20 Singapore dollars, before retracing some losses to close down 16.67 percent at 0.225 Singapore dollars.
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In New York City, spending by bankers—a million dollars for curtains for a Fifth Avenue apartment, a thousand dollars for a vase of precious roses for a party—was obscene.
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A weekend of room and board now costs four hundred and twenty dollars, and that's if you've brought your own sleeping bag; the higher-end accommodations cost around three thousand dollars.
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"We are making billions upon billions of dollars a year, and for us to quibble over thousands of dollars on a property is tough for me to swallow," the employee said.
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When the farmer doesn't have anything that the cobbler wants, he pays the cobbler in dollars; the dollars provide a deferred opportunity for the cobbler to then buy what she wants.
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BAT intends to refinance two bridge facilities and said it would sell a mix of debt in US dollars, sterling and other currencies, although investors expect most to be in dollars.
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State debt ballooned from $27 million dollars to an astonishing $2.8 billion dollars in just five years under his tenure, with at least some of it contracted with falsified official documents.
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The budget allocates 170.1 trillion pesos ($49.3 billion dollars) to operating expenses, an increase of 2.63% over 2019, and 47.3 trillion pesos ($13.7 billion dollars) to investment, an increase of 16.1%.
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Customers would need to buy dollars first before they buy planes from Boeing, and maybe they would rather buy an Airbus in debased euro before purchasing anything Boeing makes in dollars.
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Cancer treatments can be thousands of dollars, transplants can cost in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and lifetime limits previously prevented continuous treatment of patients who needed insurance the most.
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The overnight index swaps will feature swaps denominated in Australian and Canadian dollars, as well as those denominated in U.S. dollars, euros and sterlings with termination dates up to three years.
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The pricing ranged from 1,600 to more than 2,000 Singapore dollars a square foot, or $1,150 to more than $1,400, putting the three-bedroom units at over 2 million Singapore dollars.
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What began as a $2 million startup in 2013 developed into a foundation that has raised 21.7 million dollars since November 2016 and 31.5 million dollars since their origin in 2013.
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Even Rift, which is a bit more expensive, can use a lot of [phone] components, and that's why it's hundreds of dollars and not thousands or tens of thousands of dollars.
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Total federal spending numbers come from the Congressional Research Service in 2015 dollars, which were converted to 2017 dollars using the Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI Inflation Calculator for this story.
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The world economy's so big, JPMorgan alone, $6 trillion, we move all this money, and bitcoin in total, all these currencies, $50 billion dollars, maybe a billion dollars trades a day.
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Instead, businessmen are trying to use their political networks to compel the central bank to sell them dollars at the low official rate, to deny dollars to their competitors, or both.
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"Renovations to make a home safe and secure for a special-needs child can run into the tens of thousands of dollars, and sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars," Shenkman said.
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Facebook's alleged violations date back years, meaning that over the period in question, it's generated easily hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue and tens of billions of dollars in profits.
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While, Gedmark declined to discuss the specifics of the satellite's cost, he did say that Astranis' satellites would cost tens of millions of dollars — instead of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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This one may be just another one of those, where the government, the CFPB may get millions of dollars, but the borrowers themselves see almost nothing in terms of real dollars.
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Iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, is now flush with $150 billion dollars in cash released by the United States – plus another $1.7 billion dollars in cash ransom payments.
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Ask the workers if they respect me, and most of all, ask the victims of 9/11 who received $35 million dollars of that $100 million dollars if they respect me.
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Bathroom bills could cost states millions of dollars — just look at North Carolina Bathroom bills could cost states millions of dollars — just look at North Carolina This segment originally aired Jan.
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With so much money going to financial aid, every source of revenue counts — down to a quarter-million dollars in parking fees, and half a million dollars in facility rental fees.
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At the time, Andrew was the costliest hurricane in U.S. history with damages of $24 billion in 2100 dollars (about $2160 billion in current dollars), according to the National Weather Service.
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The median sale price for a "bungalow," or single-level home, he said, was 2150,4183 Canadian dollars (about $2418,2956); for a two-story house, it was 28687,000 Canadian dollars (or $284,000).
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It is one thing to know that a billion dollars is one thousand million dollars, but what a number that size actually represents does not just beggar belief; it defies understanding.
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And one-third said the modest financial compensation — about 20 to 30 Canadian dollars per sample, or about $15.50 to $23 in American dollars — would add to their willingness to help.
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Quebec shops plan to have many strains available at around $2000 or less in Canadian dollars (about $230 in United States dollars) per gram to remain competitive with the black market.
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Where before, his goal was getting to a billion dollars, he found other ways to measure success, like the millions of dollars he says the company has paid out to creators.
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Nomura increased its target price for Sunac to 20.15 Hong Kong dollars ($246.99) from 19.64 Hong Kong dollars ($2.51) after changes were made in an asset acquisition deal involving Dalian Wanda.
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If a foreign entity wants to buy an American product, service, or financial asset, they must first buy dollars, and a rising exchange rate implies a strong demand for those dollars.
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After saving a few thousand dollars to buy a used car, he began driving for Lyft and Juno this year, and he now takes home about four hundred dollars a week.
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American stocks and bonds have benefited, as global investors exchanged their currencies for dollars — pushing the value of the dollar higher — and then used those dollars to snap up financial assets.
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The team reported that, of the thirty-one billion dollars in contracts that it inspected, an estimated three hundred and sixty million dollars had reached corrupt officials, criminals, or the Taliban.
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JPMorgan Chase had just reported $9.2 billion in profit for the first quarter and almost thirty billion dollars in revenue; Dimon had been paid thirty-one million dollars the year before.
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Manafort has been accused of funneling millions of dollars through overseas shell corporations, and spending the cash on extravagant luxuries, like fancy rugs and over one-million dollars in men's clothing.
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These rules, mostly untethered from income level, could raise or lower tax bills by hundreds or thousands of dollars for ordinary taxpayers and millions of dollars for the largest eligible businesses.
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And the math is staggering: if you gave each American twenty-four thousand dollars, the annual tab would run to nearly eight trillion dollars—more than double the federal tax revenue.
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He would borrow tens of millions of dollars to take big risks and subsequently incur hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, which he would then use to avoid paying taxes.
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"Clothes for Kim Jong-un and Ri Sol-ju cost tens of thousands dollars each and her purse is worth thousands of dollars too," a male announcer said, referencing Kim's wife.
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Clinton — and turn it into volunteers, apps and dollars.
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" Johnny said, "We need three thousand dollars for drums.
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I am told this will cost $ 3,000,000 American Dollars.
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Oh yes ... and it costs hundreds of dollars less.
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Trillions of dollars are sitting in banks today earning .
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" Ms. Teachout asked attendees, who responded dutifully: "Nineteen dollars!
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Eighteen thousand dollars on a karaoke set?
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HONG KONG — Tens of thousands of dollars in cash.
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Style ____ Insys Therapeutics paid millions of dollars to doctors.
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" Zach, estimating: "Five to six hundred dollars a month.
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Needless to say, the model was paid in dollars. ■
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" Except we're not "losing billions of dollars on trade.
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"But ... the ticket's like five thousand dollars," said Suarez.
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" He's like, "Well, we don't want a billion dollars.
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According to the Institute for Energy Research, lifting the restrictions on all sources of American energy will: Increase GDP by more than $100 billion dollars annually, add over 2023,000 new jobs annually, and increase annual wages by more than $30 billion dollars over the next 7 years; Increase federal, state, and local tax revenues by almost $21625 trillion dollars over 2900 decades; Increase totaleconomic activity by more than $220006 trillion dollars over the next 2202 years.
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According to the Institute for Energy Research, lifting the restrictions on all sources of American energy will: Increase GDP by more than $100 billion dollars annually, add over 500,000 new jobs annually, and increase annual wages by more than $30 billion dollars over the next 7 years;Increase federal, state, and local tax revenues by almost $6 trillion dollars over 85033 decades; increase total economic activity by more than $20 trillion dollars over the next 40 years.
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The adjoining graph compares the average fuel economy of new cars and light trucks to the nominal ("dollars of the day") and real (inflated to 22025 dollars) price of gasoline since 22025.
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I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL FIND THAT IT IS WAY INTO THE TENS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS AND VERY POSSIBLY APPROACHING A HUNDRED ODD BILLIONS OF DOLLARS THAT WE CAN DEAL WITH.
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General use micro-controllers with onboard Wi-Fi can now be found for less than two dollars, whilst a single-board computer can be picked up for only a few dollars more.
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So 230, you guys launch, we said it's been four years, that would have been fall of 22 you sell it to Amazon for a billion dollars, just under a billion dollars.
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Previously Rosneft only used U.S. dollars as the default currency for its oil and products sales, while the euro was considered an alternative currency in case payment in dollars was not possible.
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That permission, called a certificate of entitlement (COE), is pricey, with the June auction coming in around 53,000-56,20173 Singapore dollars ($39,100-$41,300), down from levels over 90,000 Singapore dollars in 2013.
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OneWeb claims they might weigh 150kg and cost a few hundred thousand dollars, compared with a tonne or more, and tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars, for the geostationary sort.
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But if I said, do you want 10 dollars now, or 100 dollars in three months, Szpunar tells me there are some people who would take the money now rather than wait.
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Luecke said her group's data shows the median wage in the solar industry is $26 dollars an hour, compared to the median wage in the country of just $20 dollars per hour.
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"The dollars at stake between delaying Social Security to age 70 and accepting it early at age 62 could add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional benefits," noted Boyer.
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The troubles at India's Jet, which is saddled with a billion dollars in debt, have rekindled memories of Kingfisher Airlines' collapse in 2012 that forced lessors to write off millions of dollars.
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In this instance, the upset employee already made $15 an hour, plus between several hundred dollars and a couple of thousand dollars a year in bonuses, partly based on attendance, he said.
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The Deutsche Bank ETNs being delisted are relatively small, with assets under management ranging from hundreds of thousands of dollars to a few million dollars, with most set to mature in 2038.
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The program is expected to cost 8 billion Singapore dollars ($5.9 billion) in total, and the government is setting aside 6.1 billion Singapore dollars in the current budget to fund the subsidies.
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While he is getting 0.25 percent on those dollars — he uses a money market–like RBC security — in general, there's no longer an expectation to make money on these dollars, he said.
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Last year, the exchange raised 923 billion Singapore dollars ($9.5 billion) through IPOs, reverse takeovers, secondary listings, rights issues and placements; while it lost 13.4 billion Singapore dollars ($9.6 billion) from delistings.
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Japanese trading houses face billions of dollars in impairments due to the double whammy of an emerging market downturn and the ongoing commodities rout, after splashing billions of dollars on earlier acquisitions.
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But dollars on the black market have fetched at least double and sometimes 10 times more, allowing the well-connected to buy cut-rate dollars and resell them at a huge profit.
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On the other side of the divide, the Republican senators that wanted the bill to be more fiscally generous get zero extra dollars for premium subsidies and zero extra dollars for Medicaid.
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The federal attention that will be required to respond to and help these communities recover will cost hundreds of billions of dollars -- that's right -- hundreds of billions of dollars, spread across agencies.
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Moreover, as men have the capital to buy worms in bulk, on average they pay only 90 Zimbabwean dollars per kilogramme of worms, compared to the 160 Zimbabwean dollars paid by women.
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Harvard, with an endowment of thirty-six billion dollars, has a policy that students whose families earn less than sixty-five thousand dollars a year are awarded free tuition, fees, and housing.
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But I do wonder if the average American realizes that China is on track to spend more than a trillion dollars, seven times the size of the Marshall Plan in real dollars.
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Previously Rosneft used only U.S. dollars as a default currency for its oil and products sales, while the euro was considered an alternative currency in case payment in dollars was not available.
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"If I was willing to do it, I could have done it ages ago, rather than teaching kids baseball and getting 30,000 dollars a month," he said, referring to New Taiwan dollars.
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"Seventy-five million professional women in this country spend three thousand dollars a year or more on clothing for work, and they're getting three thousand dollars' worth of value," Hyman told me.
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"Dealers were selling dollars openly, but they disappeared after police arrested some of them," said a vendor at a newspaper booth near the city market, where dealers were offering dollars last week.
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The N.F.L. has agreed to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to settle a class-action lawsuit, and has donated tens of millions of dollars to companies aiming to develop safer equipment.
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Luminar plans to churn out thousands of its sensors to major car companies at a cost of several hundred dollars apiece, while most Lidar sensors cost tens of thousands of dollars each.
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We have put money in the region, as I think you know, we put two billion dollars into Abu Dhabi National Oil Company together with BlackRock, that also provided two billion dollars.
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It displaced more than five hundred thousand people, caused an estimated five hundred million dollars' worth of damage (more than seven billion dollars in today's money), and marked a very wet watershed.
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We pay for LARGE portions of other countries military protection,........ .....hundreds of billions of dollars, for the great privilege of losing hundreds of billions of dollars with these same countries on trade.
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If they had Medicaid or private insurance, the kit would cost only a few dollars; if they didn't, it could cost anywhere from a hundred and twenty-five to three hundred dollars.
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We show total needs over the next 10 years of 150 billion dollars, and we show estimated funding at only 45 billion; so we have a funding gap of 105 billion dollars.
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With some tassels costing hundreds of dollars each and fabrics hundreds of dollars a yard, curtains in a Buatta room might cost $19633,21963 in today's money by the time they were hung.
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Electronic components that used to cost tens of thousands of dollars (if they could be bought at all) may now only cost a few dollars, allowing more inventors to prototype and produce.
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Among the cevicherias and Australian steakhouses, three-year-old Cure stands out with its smart prix fixe menus (five courses on weekends, 120 Singapore dollars; three courses on weekdays, 95 Singapore dollars).
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That's billions of dollars migrating from your pockets into the banks' coffers as, in some cases, they charge merchants dollars for a service that costs the banks a few pennies at most.
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The books increased to 20.7 billion dollars across three different bonds the country is selling, from over 4.93 billion dollars of indications of interest when order books were opened on Wednesday morning.
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Our assets is north of 110 billion dollars, our profitability for the first six months of the year was 1.8 billion dollars which is seven per cent over and above last year.
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Puerto Rico could see billions of dollars in damage, expert says The full extent of damages is unclear, but experts say the island could need hundreds of millions of dollars in aid.
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Allas earned 212.6,249 Hong Kong dollars ($225) a month, the minimum wage for a domestic worker -- and far less than the average monthly Hong Kong salary of 254,2.63 Hong Kong dollars ($22.6,22).
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Over the last year we've had 350 billion dollars of market cap switch from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq because and in the last decade it's been a trillion dollars.
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Tao noted that the market capitalization of Tencent, for example, jumped from 105 billion Hong Kong dollars ($13.38 billion) in 2007 to 3.86 trillion Hong Kong dollars ($491.57 billion) 10 years later.
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Official estimates of the amount spent on this effort vary widely, from six hundred million dollars to as much as three billion dollars; every attempt has been undone by corruption and apathy.
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Sibanye-Stillwater will receive 3.0 million Canadian dollars ($2.28 million) in upfront proceeds and 11 million shares at 0.2714 Canadian dollars per share in Generation Mining, equating to a 12.9% equity stake.
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The price of farmland is more varied: land with rich soils used for agriculture can sell for about 713,000 dollars an acre and bushland for as little as 2,000 dollars an acre.
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Of that billion dollars in missing tax dollars the CRA said it had discovered, they said just a small fraction — $21 million — was being sheltered by offshore bank accounts or shell companies.
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Unlike hearing aids, which can cost thousands of dollars for a pair, these so-called hearables may cost up to a few hundred dollars on top of the price of a smartphone.
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That being said, Mr. Trump paid $38 million dollars even after taking into account large scale depreciation for construction, on an income of more than $150 million dollars, as well as paying tens of millions of dollars in other taxes such as sales and excise taxes and employment taxes and this illegally published return proves just that.
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The majority dollars don't even make it to publishers:Citing industry studies, Prichard says that only 40% of dollars reach publishers after payouts to ad tech vendors, and up to another 25% of dollars could be wasted on ad fraud and problems with ad viewability (ads not loading right or ads that aren't actually viewed by humans).
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He and his mother were already spending fifteen dollars a month on kerosene and another four dollars charging their cell phones at a local store, so they knew they'd be able to afford the twenty dollars a month for a solar system with a TV. One door down was the fanciest house I'd seen in weeks.
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Tourists on photo safaris may spend a few hundred dollars a night to stay at an African game lodge while a hunter can be paying several thousand dollars a night to kill game.
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The Trump campaign's statement further said that the businessman had seen a revenue increase of $20167 million dollars year over year, and cited his net worth as "in excess" of $10 billion dollars.
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"For 10 months, China has been paying Tariffs to the USA of 25% on 50 Billion Dollars of High Tech, and 10% on 200 Billion Dollars of other goods," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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The Times' report alleges he and his siblings received $413 million (in today's dollars) in assets from their father and used multiple schemes to evade hundreds of millions of dollars in tax payments.
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Mental health is the number one chronic disease burden for women in Australia, costing eight billion dollars a year in healthcare, and eleven billion dollars a year in lost productivity in the workforce.
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Image: ScreenshotYou can fork out thousands of dollars on specialized kit, if you want to, but even then you're only going to be raking in a handful of dollars a day with Bitcoin.
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In a complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan, the SEC said the scheme led to millions of dollars of hidden charges, and "directly enriched" Bassily, who received millions of dollars of bonuses.
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Facing greater macroeconomic headwinds, the company made more divestments than investments in the last financial year: Temasek let go of 28 billion Singapore dollars' worth of assets, while adding 24 billion Singapore dollars.
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"Liquidity is heavily concentrated in dollars, so for most investors it makes more sense to have the funds in dollars," said Jan Dehn, head of research at emerging markets investment manager Ashmore Group.
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The country's economy has been crippled by a cash crunch and plans to allow ordinary Zimbabweans to exchange bond notes and electronic dollars for U.S. dollars at banks have yet to be implemented.
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February also saw 28 Jalan Kampong Chantek change hands for 27.59 million Singapore dollars ($19.8 million), and a local tycoon purchased a GCB along Garlick Avenue for 23.8 million Singapore dollars ($17.1 million).
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This is where Texas is headed — millions of dollars lost in revenues from tourism and conventions, millions of taxpayer's dollars wasted in legal battles, and ultimately this racial profiling law will not prevail.
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In addition to higher import duties, India is considering asking the central bank to offer dollars directly to oil marketing companies or through a state-run bank to reduce domestic demand for dollars.
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This is especially true because the federal government doesn't think twice about borrowing a trillion dollars here and a trillion dollars there to keep the voters relatively happy, "relative" being the operative word.
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Woolworths said it would book an impairment of 2346.3 million Australian dollars ($1.46163 million) against David Jones, reducing the valuation of the upmarket department chain to about 21.4616 million Australian dollars ($21 million).
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House prices in Sydney have nearly doubled over the past decade, from an average of 465,6400 Australian dollars ($360,967) in March 2008 to 287,21.6 Australian dollars ($2586,2400) in March 2829, according to CoreLogic.
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This year, start-ups have raised more than a billion dollars in token sales and recently, a Macau gaming company said it was planning to raise half a billion dollars through an ICO.
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Senior union officials involved in the corruption scheme allegedly spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on hotels and private villas and tens of thousands of dollars on cigars, golf green fees and merchandise.
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"For 10 months, China has been paying Tariffs to the USA of 85033% on 50 Billion Dollars of High Tech, and 10% on 200 Billion Dollars of other goods," Trump tweeted Sunday afternoon.
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Single rolls of wrapping paper cost less than ten dollars, and a bundle with 3 rolls of wrapping paper, 10 gift bags, and 32 gift tag stickers costs between twenty and thirty dollars.
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In the short term, taking into account the free float market value of the A-share market as high as 3.4 trillion US dollars, the average daily turnover reached 75 billion US dollars.
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Khosrowshahi is set to make a hundred and twenty million dollars if he meets certain objectives, including taking the company public in 2019 at a valuation of a hundred and twenty billion dollars.
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We then compared those figures to the federal tax dollars each company received, according to the Federal Procurement Data System, which measures the "dollars obligated," or funds, the government awards company by company.
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"It is just sad to see hard-earned dollars go to waste when governments don't seem to care about how much hard work was put into the dollars they are receiving," she says.
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Curtis explained that she was often paid nine or ten dollars for two weeks' work, out of which she paid Pullman seven dollars for her board and two or three more for rent.
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This meant Mr. Trump faced the painful prospect of having to report the hundreds of millions of dollars of canceled debt as if it were hundreds of millions of dollars of taxable income.
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That has driven up the cost of tearing down an old house, he said, from 3,000 or so Canadian dollars in the 1990s to upward of $40,000 now (about $31,200 in American dollars).
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This isn't much compared to the organization's annual revenues of $600 to $700 million dollars, but according to Rossetti, it only takes about ten dollars to reach a child in a natural disaster.
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They fought the seizure in court, spending close to $20,000 — about $500,000 in today's dollars — on legal fees for a property that was assessed at $203,000, or about $1.89 million in today's dollars.
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Dollars eligible to renew Net Renewal Rate is a measurement of the growth of your existing customer base, net of any churn, as a percentage of all dollars that were eligible to renew.
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But the range is wide, as smaller homes can be had for less than 21,20.77 Canadian dollars, or $26,2400, while some large waterfront properties go for over a million Canadian dollars, or $24,5063.
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Xiaomi's shares on Monday ended at 16.80 Hong Kong dollars, or roughly $2.15 — just below the 17 Hong Kong dollars at which they began the day, and far below the company's earlier hopes.
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Billions of dollars less a year in their pockets means billions of dollars less that they could spend on goods other than birth control, dampening their ability to support businesses and the economy.
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The goal of these companies, she says, is to "bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and pay out as few dollars as possible for your health care," Warren said.
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If the FTC finds Facebook violated terms of the consent decree, it has the power to fine it thousands of dollars a day per violation, which could add up to billions of dollars.
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Still, New Brunswick remains one of Canada's least populous and most affordable housing markets, with an average sale price in 2018 of 175,9003 Canadian dollars ($131,000), compared with 488,2000 Canadian dollars ($2745,25) nationwide.
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Book a four-person-capacity tub by the hour (from 278 dollars for one, or up to 2180 dollars for four), which includes a glass of beer, wine or juice and a snack.
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Tip Top's drinks are simple and generous—a beer-and-shot special is five dollars—and a good deal for anyone who's not a lurid teetotaler with billions of dollars of shady debt.
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There's no rationale for IMF tax dollars-- and associated with that, American dollars that are part of the IMF funding-- for those to go to bail out Chinese bondholders or-- or China itself.
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Sanctions experts said Treasury could issue a license allowing U.S. banks to send dollars to an offshore facility, from which foreign, non-Iranian banks could withdraw dollars to facilitate legal trade with Iran.
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"For every million dollars, that's a million dollars we can't put into funding for (other areas)," he said, citing junior programs, research grants and a new championship for disabled golfers, among other things.
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Today, their vision is one of Queensland's most coveted addresses, a gated community called Sanctuary Cove that has almost 2,000 homes, with values between 20173,000 dollars for small apartments and 14 million dollars.
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The average visitor has an income of three hundred thousand dollars, owns five to seven watches, and buys two or three more a year at an average cost of seven thousand dollars each.
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Interest due on U.S. dollars deposited with the central bank by Lebanese banks would be paid half in U.S. dollars and half in Lebanese pounds as an exceptional measure, the central bank said.
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Mr. Ganor earned millions of dollars in commissions on Israel's purchases of vessels from ThyssenKrupp, prosecutors said, and paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to Mr. Bar-Yosef and Mr. Marom.
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He believes that the revenue gained by loophole closure would be many times as much as official projections, which have ranged from fifteen billion dollars over ten years to twenty-five billion dollars.
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Sip one of the 27 Tasmanian gins on the menu (Hartshorn Sheep Whey, 14 Australian dollars, and Poltergeist Unfiltered, 15 Australian dollars, are highly recommended) and take in the Hobart history around you.
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As a result, the agreement eliminates language allowing unspent tax credit dollars to get transferred into health savings accounts, for fear those taxpayer dollars moved into HSAs could be used to cover abortions.
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And groups in the health care and advocacy communities kept banging the drum about hundreds of millions of dollars in federal tax dollars that could be helping sick Utahns but for legislative roadblocks.
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The Hong Kong government on Wednesday announced an additional 4 billion Hong Kong dollars ($511 million) in economic stimulus, bringing the total relief offered to 25 billion Hong Kong dollars (about $3.2 billion).
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Right now, the world sees a country that sells cancerous foods to athletes, and a president with billions of dollars that can't spend more than a couple thousand dollars on awarding national winners.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Manafort used foreign accounts to hide millions of dollars from his political consulting work in Ukraine and evade taxes, and lied to banks to obtain millions of dollars in loans.
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She would impose a four-per-cent surcharge on incomes above five million dollars a year, and adopt a minimum thirty-per-cent tax rate on incomes above a million dollars a year.
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Demands for damages shrank from billions to millions of dollars.
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The cargo was valued at tens of millions of dollars.
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The lucrative business reportedly earned him his first million dollars.
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The building cost was 1.5 million dollars, Mr. Woollard recalled.
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It has earned several thousand dollars so far, not millions.
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Chinese companies have borrowed billions of dollars in recent years.
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Those inclusions also bring billions of dollars into China's markets.
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I don't know, we're talking about billions of dollars. Yep.
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Good enough to save the company millions of dollars annually.
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They might as well have asked for a million dollars.
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I mean, he lost million dollars trying to defend himself.
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If you had billions of dollars it might be possible.
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They're handing out checks of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Deals are concluded under Russian law and settled in dollars.
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A single tweak can cost weeks and millions of dollars.
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How do we get them, again, to deploy their dollars?
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Fuck them, I'll get the whole 45 [dollars it's worth].
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The machine cost a reported $500,000 Canadian dollars to manufacture.
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Gratuities run into the hundreds of dollars for every purchase.
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SpaceX has contracts worth billions of dollars to do so.
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If that hurts foreign holders of dollars, so be it.
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And King and Fredrick have harnessed more than dollars: 5
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And the Adelsons spent millions of dollars on Trump's behalf.
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Apollo cost hundreds of billions of dollars (in today's money).
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The deals raised billions of dollars that were later stolen.
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You have spent thousands of dollars on designer long johns.
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