Either someone buys it or it goes out of business.
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" "They dump the panels, then everybody goes out of business.
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The competitor, unable to beat the price, goes out of business.
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When the other airline fails to keep up, it goes out of business.
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The same thing happens, of course, when a company goes out of business.
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If the bank goes out of business, you'll still get your money back.
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If a school goes out of business, as Corinthian did, that can qualify.
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What if our largest customer goes out of business and takes our receivables with them?
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If the funeral home goes out of business, your money is still there and available.
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Three top executives could get nearly $2322 million each if the company goes out of business.
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In either case, even if the bank goes out of business, you'll get your money back.
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When a chain goes out of business, it's usually because it has run out of money.
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Restaurant on Main Street goes out of business, gets replaced by another one, same number of jobs.
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The economy slows down, the bad businesses goes out of business, the good businesses stay in business.
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When a dealer with a server goes out of business, it hands over that server to the ATF.
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In the event a bank goes out of business, this insurance guarantees you will get your money back.
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"If Brex goes out of business, customers' money will be safe," the company writes in a press statement.
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Google will pay to know when a menu changes, hours of operation shift or a restaurant goes out of business.
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We order something from Amazon, and a small brick-and-mortar shop a thousand miles away goes out of business.
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If a license-holder goes out of business, all the records of past sales should be delivered to the ATF.
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"If the company goes out of business, now that phone number to process the claim will not work anymore," he said.
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The music skips when you enter the subway tunnel, and then the entire library disappears when the startup goes out of business.
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The site notes that LendingClub has a successor servicing agreement with a third party in the event that it goes out of business.
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The system quickly becomes pointless if the company goes out of business and there aren't any parts to upgrade over a person's lifetime.
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If any employee quits or a company goes out of business, unpaid overtime could be difficult or impossible to extract from the employer.
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Scott has sworn by the Kinesis for more than two decades, and has multiple backups in case the company goes out of business.
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"You know, they dump 'em - government-subsidized, lots of things happening - they dump the panels, then everybody goes out of business," he said.
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"In the event Murfie goes out of business, you will get back every CD and vinyl record you own in your current collection."
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In addition, there are a few provisions if a backed startup goes out of business, gets acquired before five years or the founders leave.
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She would also change bankruptcy laws to make it easier for workers to obtain severance or pension payments if a company goes out of business.
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Epinions almost goes out of business, but ultimately is a company that can sustain itself, go public, is sold for hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Field Notes What do you do if your bridal store or the designer of your gown goes out of business before the dress is delivered?
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Sports Authority should not be proposing bonuses totaling up to $1.5 million for three unidentified insiders as it goes out of business, the bankruptcy watchdog said.
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"You know, they dump 'em — government-subsidized, lots of things happening — they dump the panels, then everybody goes out of business," Trump told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Not only could you end up spending too much, if the tour operator or travel site goes out of business, your insurance policy may be compromised.
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That means you can save up to $500,000 in a joint account at one bank with full coverage in case the bank goes out of business.
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I would say it's about a two-thirds chance it gets acquired for below the cash that's gone into the company or outright goes out of business.
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Still, LendingClub's loan investors "may not receive full amount of payments due" or could see delayed payments if the company goes out of business, according to its website.
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Whether the 2375-year-old retailer stays afloat or goes out of business now hinges in part on paying for the enormous bill piled up by going broke.
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This also means that when a developer goes out of business, the software will become open source after the change date and the community can pick up the work.
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If the company that made your widget goes out of business or stops issuing updates for it, you and your camera-enabled vibrator may just have to part ways.
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Once the designer goes out of business, the samples already in stores are of no use, she explained, since these dresses have been tried on and are not new.
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I'm still wary of putting all my historical eggs in one basket, and I do worry what happens if Bloom Built goes out of business or their servers get wiped.
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CES is full of stuff that won't get released before its manufacturer goes out of business, stuff you probably don't need, and stuff that's slightly better than last year's stuff.
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An example of this is when passengers are stranded by an airline that goes out of business — it&aposs one of the only ways they can get their money back.
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Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to BP's London headquarters on Monday, demanding one of the world's biggest energy companies ends all new oil and gas exploration or goes out of business.
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The new system has some big advantages — it's more portable between employers, and employees don't have to worry about having their benefits reduced if a former employer goes out of business.
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It's not a huge cost, but it does leave the concern that if Typified goes out of business you'll be stuck with a fancy-looking poster that doesn't do much at all.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to BP's London headquarters on Monday, demanding one of the world's biggest energy companies ends all new oil and gas exploration or goes out of business.
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If your options end up not being worth much because of a disappointing IPO or if they become worthless because the startup goes out of business, you wouldn&apost have to pay back the money.
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They end up in the arms of the PBGC when they run out of money to pay benefits (normally, when a single company goes out of business, there are enough assets to cover most of the liabilities).
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If your options end up not being worth much because of a disappointing IPO or if they turn out to be worthless because the startup goes out of business, you wouldn&apost have to pay back the money.
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The issue has resulted in Chinese lawmakers drafting regulations that require bikesharing companies to store deposits in a separate bank account so the funds are still available to return to customers even if a company goes out of business.
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And if the employer goes out of business, the worker will really be out of luck: Workers who have accumulated comp time will have little chance to get the time they banked or money for the unpaid hours they worked.
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So too is the problem of what to do about vulnerabilities in software that is widely used, but which companies choose to stop supporting because it is too old, the original manufacturer goes out of business, or it becomes unprofitable to do so.
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Then if, say, the baker who is supposed to create you a wedding cake goes out of business days before the wedding or the florist forgets to bring flowers to your reception, you don't have to hassle with the small business owner.
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Even if you are not too worried about being hacked, you may want to save a copy of your account's contents if you decide to quit the service, the company goes out of business or changes to its terms of service agreement are not to your liking.
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Even if you are not worried about being hacked, you may want to save a copy of your account's contents if you decide to quit the service, the company goes out of business or changes to its terms of service agreement are not to your liking.
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"Life happens, and you may be making $100,22 per year but all of a sudden your company goes out of business and you're left with nothing, and it's not your fault that you have the preexisting condition and you don't have the insurance," Denby, an unemployed 23-year-old, said.
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Though Mobike and Ofo claim they do not use customer deposits to fund operations, some bikesharing startups have been accused of spending deposits on operational expenses, with users complaining that it is very difficult to get their money back, even if they stop using a service or it goes out of business.
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In the private markets, there may be the same amount of irrational upward assessment as reflected by some valuations that get ahead of themselves, but irrational downward assessment is rarer simply because such an assessment would mean the market thinks a company is not fundable and, without capital, it likely goes out of business.
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"Life happens, and you may be making $100,000 per year but all of a sudden your company goes out of business and you're left with nothing, and it's not your fault that you have the preexisting condition and you don't have the insurance," Denby, an unemployed 54-year-old, said of the premium surcharge.
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The worst-case scenario is that everybody else goes out of business, unable to compete with Netflix's spending spree, and once Netflix dominates the market, it cuts back on its total number of projects — similar to how the company reduced Blockbuster to ash just in time to shift its focus away from its DVD-by-mail service.
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"If one of the companies in the ETF performs very poorly or even goes out of business, the potential gains or outperformance of the other companies in the fund could help cushion any loss," said Ma. Take the SPDR S&P Aerospace & Defense ETF (XAR), which has increased in value by more than a third in the past year.
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It isn't that your smart door lock or smart coffee cup is going to spy on you — it's that the lock might keep you from entering the house when the startup that makes it unexpectedly goes out of business, or the app that heats the coffee to your perfect temperature might decide to stop doing so until you upgrade to a new cup.
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The main thing travelers can do to protect themselves in the event that the airline, hotel or travel company they've booked with goes out of business is to make the reservation with a credit card, Scott Keyes, co-founder and CEO of Scott's Cheap Flights, tells CNBC Make It. "Many credit cards automatically carry travel insurance and protections to provide compensation if your trip is disrupted, as long as you used that credit card to purchase your airfare," Keyes says.
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Comic Book Guy goes out of business in the episode, but somehow jumps back in the next.
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The availability of these patches in the event that the company goes out of business is uncertain.
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"INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS; Boo.com, Online Fashion Retailer, Goes Out of Business." The New York Times. 19 May 2000.
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He was introduced at the age of 15 to the grand sumo room of sumo wrestling, and stepped foots for the first time in a dojo on March 1974, but in January 1976 the place becomes out of numbering and goes out of business.
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They dance in the snow and fall in love. The two then run into a room and make out. Later, the shop in which they are displayed goes out of business. All of the shop's materials are thrown away and sent to some sort of factory where a fire burns.
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Madame Carp goes out of business; and—with her debt finally paid—Erika leaves to become a renowned singer. After touring the world, Erika realizes where her heart is and decides to return home to marry Dominick. Anneliese and Erika have a double wedding and they and their husbands ride off in a carriage together.
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In March 2020, Zeitfracht announced a rebranding for WDL Aviation which is to become German Regional Airlines operating within the German Airways branding alongside sister company Luftfahrtgesellschaft Walter which became the actual German Airways.airliners.de - "LGW and WDL get new names" (German) 11 March 2020 Ob 22. April 2020 Luftfahrtgesellschaft Walter went into bankruptcy and goes out of business end of June 2020.
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The Oregonian, p. 1. Bus service between Portland and Vancouver, Washington, was provided only by the Vancouver-Portland Bus Company, a private company that remained in operation until the end of 1976.McDonough, Sandra (January 1, 1977). "40 Years of service: Bus firm quietly rolls to end of line" [Vancouver–Portland Bus Company goes out of business]. The Oregonian, p. 1.
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She asks Norah to clean the house alone until she can catch up. Norah bungles her solitary cleaning assignment, as she accidentally burns down the house with an unattended candle. The house burning tarnishes their business reputation and saddles them with a debt of $40,000 which the sisters simply cannot afford. Sunshine Cleaning goes out of business, and Rose is forced to return to her previous job as a house cleaner.
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If the parties agree to require bonding, additional forms such as the performance bond contract AIA Document 311 provide common terms. Losses arise when contractors do not complete their contracts, which often arises when the contractor goes out of business. Contractors often go out of business; for example, a study by BizMiner found that of 853,372 contracts in the United States in 2002, 28.5% had exited business by 2004.Surety Information Office. (2009).
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The restaurants were located in Kittery, Maine; Andover, Mass; and Hartford, Connecticut."Valle's Restaurant Chain is No More" (December 28, 1991) The Day (New London, CT), page A-2"Last Two Valle's Restaurants Closed" (December 29, 1991) The Boston Globe, page 30Johnson, Joanne (December 28, 1991) "Valle's Steak House In Hartford Goes Out Of Business" The Hartford Courant Judith Valle's restaurant continued operating in Portland as "Valle's Steak House" until it finally closed its doors on Sunday, August 20, 2000.
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A dividend may be referred to as liquidating dividend when a company: # Goes out of business and the net assets of the company (after all liabilities have been paid) are distributed to shareholders, or # Sells a portion of its business for cash and the proceeds are distributed to shareholders. Liquidating distributions can be viewed as a form of return of capital, in that the capital invested in the corporation by its owners is returned to them, rather than only the earnings.
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DuKane brand microfiche reader with source code printed on the films. Systems that mount microfilm images in punched cards have been widely used for archival storage of engineering information. For example, when airlines demand archival engineering drawings to support purchased equipment (in case the vendor goes out of business, for example), they normally specify punch-card-mounted microfilm with an industry-standard indexing system punched into the card. This permits automated reproduction, as well as permitting mechanical card- sorting equipment to sort and select microfilm drawings.
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Paul Dini pitched the idea of Madame Mirage seven years prior to the first issue of the book. The early concept was pitched to an internet animation studio that wanted an action- driven femme fatale series. But the studio went out of business the weekend following the meeting. Dini compared what happened to an episode of "The Simpsons" called "I am Furious Yellow," in which Bart creates a character based on his father – much as Dini based his character on his wife – and in both cases the studio goes out of business.
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Originally scheduled to open in September 2008, opening was delayed several times and eventually to February 2009 due to technical and other difficulties, most notably the failure of Colorado Railcar (CR).Colorado Railcar Goes Out Of Business TriMet lost $3 million from the delays and from its financial support of CR, which included paying CR's suppliers and providing "rail engineering expertise and on-site technical assistance." They provided bailout funds to CR, paying rent, phone, and power bills, and ultimately taking control of the failing company long enough to take delivery of its vehicles.
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In the early 1950s, Katie Takeshima and her family live in Iowa, where her parents own a Japanese supermarket. When the store goes out of business in 1956, the family moves from Iowa to an apartment in Georgia where Katie's parents work at a hatchery with other Japanese families. Katie's best friend is her older sister Lynn, whom Katie looks up to as the most intelligent person she knows. She cites Lynn's ability to beat their Uncle Katsuhisa, a self-proclaimed chess grand master, at his own game as an example.
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Ginei Studios, a prestigious but bankrupt film studio, goes out of business. Television interviewer Genya Tachibana and his cameraman Kyoji Ida prepare for a retrospective interview with Chiyoko Fujiwara, the studio's best known star, who thirty years prior retired from acting and became a recluse. When they meet, Tachibana gives Chiyoko a key he believes she lost at the studio, prompting her to reflect on her life. As Chiyoko begins, the film becomes a surreal story within a story wherein events from Chiyoko's life are interwoven with scenes from films she has appeared in, while Tachibana and Ida appear within them as documentary filmmakers.
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The thick model usually ensures consistent data and slightly faster queries, since only one WHOIS server needs to be contacted. If a registrar goes out of business, a thick registry contains all important information (if the registrant entered correct data, and privacy features were not used to obscure the data) and registration information can be retained. But with a thin registry, the contact information might not be available, and it could be difficult for the rightful registrant to retain control of the domain. If a WHOIS client did not understand how to deal with this situation, it would display the full information from the registrar.
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His gang members have abandoned him, his wife has remarried, and he is estranged from his daughter Yu-ri (Yoon Seung-ah), a college student. On the day of his release, Yong-deok finds that the only people waiting for him outside the prison are one last loyal underling, Bong Sang-chul (Jo Kyung- hoon), and the reporter Jin Do-hyuk, who's there to interview him. With nowhere to turn to and hungry for revenge, Yong-deok suddenly decides to start his own newspaper named the Yongdeok Ilbo, which he plans to use to settle old scores with Daese Ilbo. When Monday Seoul goes out of business, Yong-deok makes the proposal that Do-hyuk join him.
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This allowed it to operate freight services."Heartland Rail prepares for re-launch" Rail Express issue 119 April 2006 page 27 In 2007 the railtour promoter Steamy Affairs was purchased."Cotswold Rail expands its portfolio with Steamy Affairs" Rail Express issue 131 April 2007 page 4 Following HM Revenue & Customs successfully applying to have Advenza Freight wound up over unpaid taxes in October 2009,"Gone for scrap: Advenza Freight calls in the receivers" Rail issue 629 21 October 2009 page 6"The taxman calls time on Advenza Freight" Rail Express issue 162 November 2009 page 6"Advenza goes out of business" The Railway Magazine issue 1304 December 2009 page 9 Cotswold Rail entered voluntary administration in January 2010.
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But if the registrar goes out of business, as with the failure of RegisterFly in 2007, the rightful domain holder with privacy-protected registrations may have difficulty regaining the administration of their domain name. Registrants using "private registration" can attempt to protect themselves by using a registrar that places customer data in escrow with a third party. ICANN requires that every registrant of a domain name be given the opportunity to correct any inaccurate contact data associated with their domain. For this reason, registrars are required to periodically send the holder the contact information on record for verification, but they do not provide any guarantee about the accuracy of information if the registrant provided inaccurate information.
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Lily is mainly a housewife, and her duties include spreading garbage around the mansion and "dusting" with a vacuum cleaner operating in reverse so that it blows dirt about in the nine-room-and-a-dungeon house. During the course of the series, Lily works as a welder in a shipyard, a fashion model, and a palm reader in a tea room. In one episode she forces Herman to give her money so that she and Marilyn can open a beauty parlor, but this soon goes out of business, as Lily assumes her clientele wants to look more like her. These part-time jobs never seem to stick, and Lily would be back to being a homemaker by the next episode.
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After viewing an advertisement on TV, the family visits the 1950s-themed Greasers Cafe where Homer and Marge win a dancing contest. Their prize is a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, awarded by "Wolfguy Jack" just 3 days before the restaurant goes out of business. After Homer learns how to a motorcycle from Bart and enjoys it, he forms an outlaw motorcycle club named the Hell's Satans with Moe, Lenny, Carl, and even Ned Flanders, even though Ned rides a bicycle, Carl rides a Vespa, Lenny rides a lawnmower, and Moe's motorcycle is old. They get in trouble all across Springfield, until Homer is confronted by a Bakersfield outlaw motorcycle club named the Hell's Satans, and forced to eat all his Hell's Satans apparel for using their name.
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Using a PIGUI has limitations, such as the PIGUI only deals with the GUI aspects of the program so the programmer responsible for other portability issues, most PIGUIs slow the execution of the resulting code, and programmers are largely limited to the feature set provided by the PIGUI. Dependence on a PIGUI can lead to project difficulties since fewer people know how to code any specific PIGUI than do a platform-specific GUI, limiting the number of people who can give advanced help, and if the vendor goes out of business there may be no further support, including future OS enhancements, though availability of source code can ease but not eliminate this problem. Also, bugs in any package, including the PIGUI, filter down to production code.
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Valle's continued to lose money during the 1980s. On December 27, 1991 the last three Valle's Steak House restaurants that were part of the Valle's chain was closed."Valle's Restaurant Chain is No More" (December 28, 1991) The Day (New London, CT), page A-2"Last Two Valle's Restaurants Closed" (December 29, 1991) The Boston Globe, page 30Johnson, Joanne (December 28, 1991) "Valle's Steak House In Hartford Goes Out Of Business" The Hartford Courant After a long illness, Richard Valle died on July 8, 1995 at the age of 64, in Hyannis, Mass.Falcone, David (July 11, 1995) "Richard D. Valle, 64, owned restaurant chain" The Boston Herald, page 43 At the time of his death, he was a resident of Dennis, Mass and had been undergoing treatment at Cape Cod Hospital.
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In 2005, JibJab released the video "Big Box Mart". Sung to the tune of "Oh, Susannah", it tells the story of an American factory worker who buys quantities of cheap, imported "crap" from his local Big Box Mart, a parody of big-box stores, running up large amounts of credit card debt. However, everyone else is also buying cheap, imported crap from Big Box Mart, so the American factory goes out of business, leaving the protagonist out of work and mired in debt at the age of 53. Along with the rest of his coworkers, he goes to work at the only workplace left in town, which is Big Box Mart, where he spends the rest of his life living paycheck to paycheck, with little hope of being able to retire.
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Delisting refers to the practice of removing the stock of a company from a stock exchange so that investors can no longer trade shares of the stock on that exchange. This typically occurs when a company goes out of business, declares bankruptcy, no longer satisfies the listing rules of the stock exchange, or has become a private company after a merger or acquisition, or wants to reduce regulatory reporting complexities and overhead, or if the stock volumes on the exchange from which it wishes to delist are not significant. Delisting does not necessarily mean a change in company's core strategy.Allianz to delist from NYSE and European Exchanges In the United States, securities which have been delisted from a major exchange for reasons other than going private or liquidating may be traded on over-the- counter markets like the OTC Bulletin Board or the Pink Sheets.
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Secondly, as the source code is not available, the driver cannot be readily improved by its users, cannot be ported to architectures not originally supported, nor adapted to operate for slight variants of the hardware or updated it to be workable in new kernels having the changed API and architecture. Thirdly, using this software would force users to trust vendors or third parties not to put backdoors, spyware or malicious code into the blob. As well, the hardware vendor can decide not to support a given operating system, abandon driver maintenance at any time, or, in the event the company goes out of business, leave the driver completely unsupported. Finally, binary blobs can be seen as drawing a line between the portion of the community that believes in free software ideals, rejecting proprietary software, and the portion that sees open source as desirable for purely technical reasons, often lacking a strong opposition to binary blobs "as long as they work".
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By contrast, when an individual requests a banker's draft they must immediately transfer the amount of the draft (plus any applicable fees and charges) from their own account to the bank's account. (An individual without an account at the issuing bank may request a banker's draft and pay for it in cash, subject to applicable anti- money laundering law and the bank's issuing policies.) Because the funds of a banker's draft have already been transferred they are proven to be available; unless the draft is a forgery or stolen, or the bank issuing the draft goes out of business before the draft is deposited and cleared, the draft will be honoured. There is a caveat in that the bank protocols may declare the draft too old to be valid; this has been known to happen when the draft is over six years old. Like other types of cheques, a draft must still be cleared and so it will take several days for the funds to become available in the payee's account.
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The guitarist and vocalist Denis, graduated from law school, is now delegated of the Civil Police in Concord, inland city of Santa Catarina, also acting in the role of teacher in institution of higher education, UNIDAVI; the keyboardist Alan Frank graduated in Medicine and specialized in Ophthalmology, having also worked in the Air Force; the singer and bassist Alex Gill recorded a solo album, in addition to becoming a music producer and composer; the former guitarist Rafael Ilha was dedicated in addiction recovery in a clinic of chemical drug dependent patients and now works in program production A Tarde É Sua, with Sonia Abrão: the guitarist Marcelo graduated from law school and works in the area. Ricardo Costa former drummer graduated in a law degree in addition to having directed a radio station in São Paulo. With 3 years of road experience, Alan, Alex and Ricardo met in 2004 with his friend Fernando Kitagawa, a professor of drums and music; also music producer who accompanied all the band's success in their career. Again in 2005 the band goes out of business and each member back to follow their parallel careers.
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A majority of the established and upcoming MNP systems across the world are based on this ACQ/CDB method of call routing. One of the very few countries not to use ACQ/CDB is the UK, where once a number has been ported, calls to that number are still routed via the donor network. This is also known as "indirect routing" and is highly inefficient as it is wasteful of transmission and switching capacity. Because of its donor dependent nature, indirect routing also means that if the donor network develops a fault or goes out of business, the customers who have ported numbers out of that network will lose incoming calls to their numbers. The UK telecoms regulator Ofcom completed its extended review of the UK MNP process on 29 November 2007, and mandated that ACQ/CDB be implemented for mobile to mobile ported calls by no later than 1 September 2009. Prior to March 2008 it took a minimum of 5 working days to port a number in the UK compared to 3.5 working days in Pakistan, 2 hours in United States, as low as 20 minutes in the Republic of Ireland, 3 minutes in Australia and even a matter of seconds in New Zealand.
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