Fur that is already in circulation can remain in circulation.
|
|
Fur that is already in circulation can remain in circulation.
|
|
Similarly, there is currently about $1.5 trillion USD in circulation, meaning that all cryptocurrencies today are still worth less than 5% of USD in circulation.
|
|
In total, there is a total of about $1.5 trillion in U.S. physical currency in circulation, and roughly 80% of this value comes from the 11.5 billion $100 notes that are in circulation.
|
|
Tens of thousands of defective models are still in circulation.
|
|
They claim "thousands" of defective ones are still in circulation.
|
|
BTS posters and the 1975 posters are in circulation somewhere.
|
|
"There are about 20,000 of these in circulation," Spivack said.
|
|
There were a total of 20093,500 such suitcases in circulation.
|
|
A significant number of bitcoins are also not in circulation.
|
|
Coins were "clipped" in circulation and debased by government decree.
|
|
"We will ... reduce the money supply in circulation," he said.
|
|
The new $20 bills won't be in circulation until 2030.
|
|
Already there are a number of interesting ideas in circulation.
|
|
The surge fed an 11 percent increase in circulation revenue.
|
|
Some of his quips remain in circulation to this day.
|
|
The 100 euro note is one of the most popular with 2.7 billion notes in circulation at the end of June 2018, accounting for 13% of all banknotes in circulation, according to the ECB.
|
|
Total physical cash in circulation grew by 7.4 percent in 2017 to $1.57 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve, and cash in circulation was at $1.57 billion last year, also up from the previous year.
|
|
According to the filing, there are 4,829,926,000 Apple shares in circulation.
|
|
Tens of thousands of the faulty devices are already in circulation.
|
|
At the moment, there are euro notes worth €1.087tn in circulation.
|
|
At the moment there are about 90 million ether in circulation.
|
|
Cash in circulation has fallen from 12% of GDP to 10%.
|
|
The $2 bill is exceedingly rare, but still in circulation. Rep.
|
|
There are about 20093 billion $2 bills in circulation right now.
|
|
It's been in circulation before women could legally cast a ballot.
|
|
That may be because of the strains in circulation, he explained.
|
|
That is the value of the 81.6 million steems in circulation.
|
|
The amount of bitcoin in circulation is valued at around $12.1 billion.
|
|
And third there is just a general lack of currency in circulation.
|
|
But, beware: some of the old bottles remain in circulation in Israel.
|
|
The Bitcoins in circulation, in contrast, are only worth about $10 billion.
|
|
Forty years ago there was approximately $80 billion of cash in circulation.
|
|
Before the Maduro changes, the largest banknote in circulation was 500 bolivars.
|
|
Today there are 500 billion banknotes and trillions of coins in circulation.
|
|
The photos remained in circulation on various platforms days after the incident.
|
|
There were more than 8.5 billion $20 bills in circulation last year.
|
|
The sheer volume of mobile devices in circulation is hard to ignore.
|
|
The theft accounted for about 0.75 percent of all bitcoins in circulation.
|
|
The 100-bolívar note is to remain in circulation until Feb 20.
|
|
The value of dollar notes in circulation now exceeds that of bolívares.
|
|
That represented 78% of the $1.5 billion in 2020 bonds in circulation.
|
|
There are said to be around 35 million Octopus cards in circulation in Hong Kong There are said to be around 35 million Octopus cards in circulation in Hong Kong The Alipay solution also has its own merits, though.
|
|
Specially given that unlike mobile phones, cars typically stay in circulation for decades.
|
|
Sans-serif typefaces have been in circulation since at least the 18th century.
|
|
There are too many scooters in circulation for anyone to miss these two.
|
|
The constitution will not be rewritten and too many weapons are in circulation.
|
|
There were thousands of different bank bills in circulation, so forgeries became prolific.
|
|
The volume stolen amounts to about 0.75 percent of all bitcoin in circulation.
|
|
Their number, however, like the amount of old art in circulation, is shrinking.
|
|
It now represents 32.5 percent of the value of all cryptocurrencies in circulation.
|
|
Except there's one problem: A hardcover edition hasn't been in circulation for years.
|
|
Lew said he expects all three bills to be in circulation by 2030.
|
|
But there are 70 million more guns in circulation, the survey's results show.
|
|
Equifax disputes that any of the data has been spotted in circulation, though.
|
|
But a search of the platform reveals thousands of copies remain in circulation.
|
|
That co-branding partnership accounted for one in 10 Amex cards in circulation.
|
|
A new bill will not be in circulation before 6900 (The Washington Post).
|
|
In all, 2540,284 Tasers are in circulation, nearly triple the number in 2214.
|
|
That helped the yen surge as investors priced in fewer yen in circulation.
|
|
"Boof" was slang in circulation at the time, but it meant something else.
|
|
By comparison, the highest-value American bill now in circulation is the $100.
|
|
That's about 203,000 electric vehicles out of 275.4 million total vehicles in circulation.
|
|
Ms. Yellen tipped her hat to a number of the theories in circulation.
|
|
It was published in Circulation, but not published simultaneously in Professional Heart Daily.
|
|
The new bill will be in circulation by the end of the year.
|
|
Currently, there are 2.2 billion tether in circulation, according to data from Coinmarketcap.
|
|
Larger peso bills denominated at 200, 500, and 13,000 are now in circulation.
|
|
Larger peso bills denominated at 200, 500, and 1,000 are now in circulation.
|
|
However, Allred says she believes more tapes of R. Kelly are in circulation.
|
|
"I think we can certainly make the argument that it might be beneficial to prevent [assault weapons] from becoming more common, but I suspect there are now millions of these weapons in circulation, millions of these magazines in circulation," he said.
|
|
In Poland, however, the level of junk news in circulation was higher at 21%.
|
|
There aren't as many Apple Watches in circulation as there are iPhones or iPads.
|
|
Researchers also lacked long term data on functional outcomes, the authors note in Circulation.
|
|
The two high-value notes represented 86% of all cash in circulation in India.
|
|
For instance, it's almost impossible to find a $100 bill in circulation in Australia.
|
|
Today, this number has increased nearly 20153 times, to roughly $1.5 trillion in circulation.
|
|
As The Economist went to press all bitcoins in circulation were worth over $43bn.
|
|
For each coin in circulation there's an equivalent U.S. dollar coin held in reserves.
|
|
There is some $17 trillion worth of negative-yielding government bonds in circulation globally.
|
|
The notes being nixed represent 86% of all cash in circulation: everyone is impacted.
|
|
Ed Westwick is back in circulation, after the D.A. rejected 3 sexual assault cases.
|
|
He estimates nearly 80 percent of all cash in circulation is in $100 bills.
|
|
Bitcoin is big business: the combined value of coins in circulation is now $40bn.
|
|
The next assessment of permits in circulation will take place by May 15, 2019.
|
|
Schaffner said the finding showed there is a substantial amount of Zika in circulation.
|
|
The market and the total value of the currency in circulation have since rallied.
|
|
Brody Jenner is back in circulation ... as if the whole "marriage" thing never happened.
|
|
With fewer dual-currency cards in circulation, that stipulation limits its potential user base.
|
|
Brochures advertising the museum were put in circulation around lower Manhattan three weeks ago.
|
|
For our analysis, we decided to only include currency that is currently in circulation.
|
|
Unlike Aedes aegypti, Culex quinquefasciatus could keep a virus in circulation during cold months.
|
|
Its market capitalization — the total value of all bitcoin in circulation — hit $97 billion.
|
|
The videos have since been removed, but luckily, Twitter users kept them in circulation.
|
|
The total value of the bitcoin currency in circulation is close to $132 billion.
|
|
His novels remain in circulation: but essays, grossly abusive to Jews, have been unpublished.
|
|
Its market capitalization, or the total value of bitcoin in circulation, hit $110 billion.
|
|
There is a total of about $2100 trillion in U.S. physical currency in circulation.
|
|
Still, there are only a limited amount of photos of the pair in circulation.
|
|
There are more than 630,000 of these guns in circulation, according to federal data.
|
|
Millions more voting cards are in circulation than the country's number of eligible voters.
|
|
In all, more than 2,300 Tasers are in circulation, up from 1,710 last year.
|
|
Although Singapore began withdrawing the note in 2014, an untold number remain in circulation.
|
|
In 2018, there were some 638,260 registered machine guns in circulation in the US.
|
|
The firearms remain in circulation for decades, being resold again and again, studies show.
|
|
There are also lots of vehicles already in circulation that could benefit from RNG.
|
|
Up to two million of his fake euro notes could still be in circulation.
|
|
The ECB is in charge of making decisions on the eruo banknotes in circulation.
|
|
Virtually all the 2°C scenarios in circulation today rely heavily on negative emissions.
|
|
And in high-poverty urban areas, a rising number of guns in circulation could also fuel crime; although many illegal arms are already in circulation in such neighborhoods, many arms used by criminals are stolen weapons that had originally been purchased legally.
|
|
It is the most valuable note in circulation, accounting for 77% of the nation's cash.
|
|
His face is on almost every banknote in circulation in the world's second-largest economy.
|
|
The second was "demonetisation" later that year, when 86% of banknotes in circulation were recalled.
|
|
Mr Paddock's gun collection illustrates another intractable difficulty: the quantity of guns already in circulation.
|
|
Despite having been patch nearly a decade ago, the Conficker worm is still in circulation.
|
|
The market capitalization of the 1 trillion kin in circulation is now about $176 million.
|
|
Around 86 percent of the value of the cash in circulation in India was targeted.
|
|
The black market though does not have enough foreign currency in circulation to meet demand.
|
|
The volume of bitcoin stolen amounts to about 0.75 percent of all bitcoin in circulation.
|
|
A gallery of framed currency includes notes in circulation, plus those both fictional and obsolete.
|
|
Compounding this problem, there is ever more cash in circulation, due to ECB money printing.
|
|
Market cap refers to the total value of all of the digital coins in circulation.
|
|
Ban assault weapons, including a registration or buyback program for these weapons already in circulation.
|
|
The fundamental problem in the US is there are so many guns already in circulation.
|
|
There are roughly 2900 billion $220006 bills in circulation, compared to 2202 billion $2628 bills.
|
|
At the current cost, the value of all Bitcoin in circulation is about $300 billion.
|
|
By the end of the 243s, a name was in circulation for these wonderlands: malls.
|
|
Actual Nazism remained in circulation, becoming one of various extremist ideologies on the international fringes.
|
|
A separate study, also published Tuesday in Circulation, builds upon this great news even more.
|
|
It is no longer in circulation but is still accepted as legal tender in Britain.
|
|
Correction: This article has been amended to reflect the correct amount of tether in circulation.
|
|
But until then, there are "maybe two tubes" in circulation worldwide, confirmed a Maybelline publicist.
|
|
As many as 45 million fake one-pound coins are said to be in circulation.
|
|
The council estimates 170,000 semi-automatic weapons were in circulation before the amnesty was announced.
|
|
The notes make up 85 percent of the cash in circulation, according to the BBC.
|
|
There are about 160,000 in circulation, with about 114,000 of those issued to city employees.
|
|
But this is the literary conceit of philosophy — one that is still in circulation today.
|
|
Ideally, she envisions the banners remaining in circulation throughout the duration of the Trump administration.
|
|
Some longtime Hollywood observers point to other forces that keep the same names in circulation.
|
|
Between one-third and half of the money in circulation was counterfeit, according to some estimates.
|
|
Keep them in circulation, because if we don't, just like Sappho's verses, they may simply disappear.
|
|
Federal Police data shows that just over 646,000 legally-purchased arms are in circulation in Brazil.
|
|
Following the ban on Wednesday, the Home Ministry started seizing the remaining issues still in circulation.
|
|
For viruses that are no longer in circulation like smallpox and polio, that's not a problem.
|
|
There is currently $1.5trn of currency in circulation, up from about $800bn before the financial crisis.
|
|
Now there are $2.7 billion worth of Tether in circulation, and they are anything but simple.
|
|
For reference, the "is this a pigeon" meme has been in circulation for a long time.
|
|
By the end of World War II, there were still fewer than 50 cereals in circulation.
|
|
Then, just over two years ago, the government voided over four-fifths of banknotes in circulation.
|
|
Almost all of the 400,53 electric buses in circulation around the world were made in China.
|
|
New research suggests there could be another wrinkle in identifying which flu viruses are in circulation.
|
|
According to FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks, a Democrat, the faulty draft remained in circulation for months.
|
|
At that time, the currency was trading at $1,163 per coin, with $85033 billion in circulation.
|
|
THE quantity of physical banknotes in circulation in Britain has risen significantly during the past decade.
|
|
Half of the Android devices in circulation are running this version, according to data from Google.
|
|
Most are suffering steep declines in circulation, at a rate of about 7 percent a year.
|
|
There are $350 million worth of bond notes in circulation, according to latest central bank figures.
|
|
In fact, some of them are still in circulation, and we're selectively joining in the revival.
|
|
Norton just ordered an 11th printing, which will bring the total copies in circulation to 115,000.
|
|
The more bitcoins are in circulation, the more computing power it takes to verify the transactions.
|
|
Even huge increases in the monetary base (bank reserves plus currency in circulation) won't be inflationary.
|
|
Greek central bank data showed that banknotes in circulation stood at 47 billion euros in June.
|
|
The city says that, counting the 50,000 new placards, there are about 22008,212 total in circulation.
|
|
He was a co-author of an editorial in Circulation last week that accompanied the studies.
|
|
Dow Jones experienced a 10 percent increase in circulation revenue, led by The Wall Street Journal.
|
|
Ripple, founded in 2012, owns about 60 billion of the 100 billion XRP tokens in circulation.
|
|
A flyer widely in circulation warned that the new ideology would encourage children to use mixed toilets.
|
|
Despite their growing number, they still account for just 1.5% of the value of cryptocurrencies in circulation.
|
|
The initial recall of the circa 2.5 million Note 7s in circulation was announced in early September.
|
|
In the two years to February 2018 the number of £50 banknotes in circulation rose by 25%.
|
|
That said, some 400m or so copies of Windows 10 are now thought to be in circulation.
|
|
The New York Times has been in circulation since 1851, making it 166 years old this September.
|
|
Demi Lovato is back in circulation ... apparently out of rehab and looking clean, sober and generally great.
|
|
At some point, the total market capitalization of all ethers currently in circulation was above $36 billion.
|
|
The biggest banknote in circulation, the SSP100, is now the world's least valuable highest-denomination national note.
|
|
With Bird One, VanderZanden predicts its latest scooter will stay in circulation for at least 12 months.
|
|
If a number of banks decided to hoard cash, the amount of banknotes in circulation would jump.
|
|
So we're going to go ahead and debunk the top three terrible privacy tips currently in circulation.
|
|
This, alongside the dearth of high-quality work in circulation, poses a fatal risk to some dealers.
|
|
She was in control of her public image and ensured that no unflattering pictures were in circulation.
|
|
The $20 bill, meanwhile, had only about 8.6 billion notes in circulation at the end of 2015.
|
|
Gift economies, above all, are a means of keeping goods in circulation, as well as cementing bonds.
|
|
Currently Brazil has the largest credit card market in the region, with 100 million cards in circulation.
|
|
The engines have been in circulation since 1997 and are widely used in Boeing 737-700 planes.
|
|
Buying back shares can boost the price of remaining shares, as there would be less in circulation.
|
|
Despite these inconsistencies, several industry stakeholders have attempted to quantify the number of assault weapons in circulation.
|
|
Davidson's clearly back in circulation ... he's fully back on 'SNL' following his troubling Instagram back in December.
|
|
Today, there's almost three times the amount of U.S. currency in circulation as there was in 1997.
|
|
After protests, the government has backtracked, saying the 210-note will remain in circulation until January 22017.
|
|
"With the COVID-19 virus in circulation, students are even more likely to stay home," Franek said.
|
|
Three different versions of it had appeared in the record, and three additional versions were in circulation.
|
|
The two retired notes represented 210 percent, by value, of all the cash in circulation in India.
|
|
As cash in circulation rose last year, deposits edged up at only a quarter of the pace.
|
|
Limiting the amount of opioids in circulation, though, will in many cases be only the first step.
|
|
With less than half a percent of the total ETH in circulation, he's still (in theory) a multimillionaire.
|
|
This was the finding of a study published Tuesday in Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging, an American Heart Association journal.
|
|
BI data showed that Indonesia's base money, or cash in circulation, contracted as of November from end-2015.
|
|
The public is also expecting an updated timeline regarding the return to normal levels of cash in circulation.
|
|
There are only four of them in circulation in the UK and two have already been snapped up.
|
|
Reality check: The letter, while in circulation for weeks, attracted only a small slice of the House GOP.
|
|
EARLY in November India's government took a momentous decision by abruptly voiding 903% of the cash in circulation.
|
|
Yet statistics show that $43 bills account for a large majority of the value of cash in circulation.
|
|
Worries have been raised over whether Tether Limited holds enough dollars to back all the tokens in circulation.
|
|
Because of the explosion in smartphones, that means that suddenly there are billions of extra cameras in circulation.
|
|
There's no tugging at the skin, no broken capillaries, no change in circulation, and yet they felt better.
|
|
The technical details on the Indiegogo page are a little fuzzy, but similar technologies are already in circulation.
|
|
It's no longer acceptable because fake stories are already in circulation on a daily basis with serious implications.
|
|
It doesn't keep drivers in circulation all day, every day, and takes a few days to process orders.
|
|
Berg predicts by 2020, the world will have at least 3.6 million internet-connected vending machines in circulation.
|
|
As of 2015, China had the largest global fleet of electric buses, with over 170,000 already in circulation.
|
|
There are 5,3003,155 bitcoins in the 1,000 biggest wallets - more than a third of all bitcoins in circulation.
|
|
Tether has faced by questions over whether it holds the U.S. dollars to back the tokens in circulation.
|
|
The bottles are called "Ed Sheeran x Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Tattoo Edition," and only 150 are in circulation.
|
|
Mastercard has 2.5 billion cards in circulation as of the second quarter, a 6% increase year over year.
|
|
With almost two billion smartphones in circulation, you're bound to know someone who needs a new phone case.
|
|
First was his abrupt decision in November 2016 to eliminate most of the country's cash currency in circulation.
|
|
None of the findings are particularly novel, and drafts of the reports have been in circulation since January.
|
|
Usually, director's cuts are released well after the final version of a film has already been in circulation.
|
|
The study, in Circulation, adjusted for heart failure, pulmonary disease, head trauma, kidney disease and many other variables.
|
|
"Demonetization," as the policy is called, applied to 22.5 percent of the value of all currency in circulation.
|
|
At the current rate of growth, the Fed projects currency in circulation would reach $2.8 trillion by 2027.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke has done, a mandatory buyback of the estimated 15 million assault-style weapons already in circulation.
|
|
Also needed: reliable, comprehensive data on the number of guns in circulation and the people who own them.
|
|
The amount of cash in circulation fell by nearly half, from 17.7 trillion rupees ($260 billion) on Nov.
|
|
Additionally, the card network counts 2380 billion cards in circulation, and Mastercard-branded cards grew 2000 million YoY.
|
|
Also needed: reliable, comprehensive data on the number of guns in circulation and the people who own them.
|
|
And that the flu shot this year is a poor match for the deadly flu now in circulation.
|
|
"Connected" is one of the most generic, but most loaded, buzzwords still in circulation, and for a reason.
|
|
The study found that Obama's 2008 election had a permanent effect on the number of US guns in circulation.
|
|
Participants lost similar amounts of body fat and weight - about 4 pounds - with each diet, researchers report in Circulation.
|
|
In November 244, he abruptly banned the two biggest banknotes in circulation, making 236% of the country's cash worthless.
|
|
But given how many guns are already in circulation, barring purchase isn't necessarily going to stem that tide either.
|
|
The average yield on German bunds in circulation turned negative this week for the first time, according to Reuters.
|
|
The number of cards in circulation has been rising steadily since, and now stands at more than 435 million.
|
|
Anything that successfully restricts firearms and reduces the number of guns in circulation, then, could help reduce gun deaths.
|
|
"Even though there may be leptin in circulation, it's not registering," she says, and you don't know you're full.
|
|
That valuation puts the total market cap of bitcoin — the total number of coins in circulation — at $270 billion.
|
|
The $5 Silver Certificate from the 1896 SeriesDuring this same time period the Legal Tender notes remained in circulation.
|
|
There are as many barrels in circulation now as there were when crude was languishing in the low $40s.
|
|
A new study published Friday in Circulation, the American Heart Association's journal, has identified a way to avoid that.
|
|
With some 6,000 copies of the first novel in circulation, there has been a "really positive reaction", he said.
|
|
Blood pressure treatment and control increased during that time period, the researchers write in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
|
|
There were almost 119 million contactless cards in circulation at the end of 2017, according to the trade association.
|
|
The slump in Brent is a result of record crude oil volumes in circulation on ships around the world.
|
|
Halting production of the penny wouldn't cause them to go extinct, of course—there are many billions in circulation.
|
|
But about one in six patients stop taking their aspirin within three years, the study authors note in Circulation.
|
|
Exactly which secrets are the strongest is still up for debate, with a few different takes currently in circulation.
|
|
The valuation puts the total market cap of bitcoin — the total number of coins in circulation — at $32.92 billion.
|
|
Trend Micro, a cybersecurity firm based in Texas, reckons some four dozen families of ransomware are currently in circulation.
|
|
"Dollars in circulation from offshore investors and horticulture exporters are meeting the usual demand," said a commercial bank trader.
|
|
While declining in circulation, The Sun has a daily circulation of about 1.8 million, according to figures in January.
|
|
When he resigned to avoid being impeached, there were more than 60 million copies of weekday newspapers in circulation.
|
|
In common with other newspaper groups, DMGT is battling tough print advertising markets and long-term declines in circulation.
|
|
Under the currency board system, the HKMA has the equivalent USD as reserves to back every HKD in circulation.
|
|
Consequently, the amount of cash in circulation that is actually available to make transactions in disasters is relatively low.
|
|
The analysis, in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, pooled data from 18 studies with more than two million participants.
|
|
He also said that many novice resellers make the mistake of underestimating how many fakes are actually in circulation.
|
|
And given the number of gasoline cars in circulation, each increase in life cycle emissions has enormous, lasting effects.
|
|
There are few high denomination bills in circulation, which means you can wind up with thick stacks of cash.
|
|
The 1.853 bolivar note – worth around three U.S. cents today – accounts for 21.85 percent of all currency in circulation.
|
|
At the current rate of growth, the Fed projects the currency in circulation will reach $2.8 trillion, not billion.
|
|
Now, for the lucky wearer (French first lady Brigitte Macron has a similar Auclert design), it's back in circulation.
|
|
Gun ownership has increased over the past 20 years, with roughly 3.2 million firearms in circulation, according to gunpolicy.
|
|
Only 27% had at least the 36 sessions recommended for optimal benefits, researchers report in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality Outcomes.
|
|
"A European Arrest Warrant and Interpol Red Notices remain in circulation for the two men," the police service said.
|
|
Although H3N2 has predominated, influenza A(H1N1) and influenza B viruses have also been in circulation across the country.
|
|
"Money is in circulation again," the 66-year-old, who owns a newsstand, said between drags of a cigarette.
|
|
When the Trump administration announced the ban, the ATF estimated roughly half a million bump stocks were in circulation.
|
|
"As these things work, there are often names that are put in circulation by campaigns who like surrogates," said Martin.
|
|
Here is a not-as-fun fact: There is only one coin in circulation that features a person of color.
|
|
By cutting the number of tokens, companies hope to make the currencies that remain in circulation rarer and more valuable.
|
|
But we've reached a point where the amount of candy in circulation is excessive — and symbolic of our sugarcoated environment.
|
|
That is not how it works, particularly in the digital world with copies of everything he has said in circulation.
|
|
New Zealand doesn't register its civilian guns so authorities don't have accurate figures of how many firearms are in circulation.
|
|
The fall in the amount of cash in circulation in recent months suggests that this rise in demand has reversed.
|
|
Prints first made in the 1970s have been in circulation ever since and the images are familiar to many Nigerians.
|
|
There are currently 330 million 50 pound notes in circulation with a combined value of 16.5 billion pounds ($21.5 billion).
|
|
There is $24 trillion worth of cash in circulation; $24 trillion of this is in the form of $24 bills.
|
|
The amount of currency in circulation has already surged since October - largely due to spending related to recent state elections.
|
|
An experiment to move the Express to the left in the late 1990s failed to arrest its slide in circulation.
|
|
Today, the largest bill in circulation is the $100, some say to make drug trafficking and money laundering more difficult.
|
|
And the European division is planning to have a recyclable Heinz Tomato Ketchup PET plastic bottle in circulation by 2022.
|
|
That is what Canada did in 2000 and, 16 years on, some 20% of C$1,000 notes remain in circulation.
|
|
His government has since returned to Wall Street and Ecuador currently has some $3.5 billion worth of bonds in circulation.
|
|
However, the change likely won't be seen in circulation until 2030, due to the long design and anti-counterfeit process.
|
|
"(This) is helping us kind of age out the books that are now in circulation," he told analysts in May.
|
|
Its market capitalization, which is the total value of all the bitcoin in circulation, reached $96.7 billion, according to Coinmarketcap.com.
|
|
In 2005, a batch of 100-peso bills with then-president Gloria Arroyo's name misspelled was accidentally put in circulation.
|
|
Colas arrived at this price range by comparing the amount of bitcoins to the amount of $100 bills in circulation.
|
|
Yes, the EU in late 2628 passed some useful ETS reforms to regulate the number of carbon allowances in circulation.
|
|
The U.K. was the biggest market for contactless payments in Europe, with cards in circulation reaching 106.9 million in 2015.
|
|
The association will manage the reserve and increase or decrease the amount of Libra in circulation based on market demand.
|
|
The International Monetary Fund in a report on Friday estimated that between $600-800 million was in circulation in Zimbabwe.
|
|
He follows more than a dozen nations, including our other neighbor, Mexico, that already have women on bills in circulation.
|
|
They have grown by 5 percent per year on average since 2002, slower than the pace of banknotes in circulation.
|
|
Switch games often leak one or two days before release, when more review codes and physical cartridges are in circulation.
|
|
The misperception that mentally ill people are inherently dangerous is one of the most treacherous ideas in circulation about us.
|
|
In theory, all the money in circulation during the era of Victorian banking was backed up by deposits in gold.
|
|
With over 1.3 billion satisfied customers and upwards of 053 billion products in circulation, you know you're in good company!
|
|
She emphasized that it would require a buyback of banned weapons in circulation now, plus regulation around firearms and ammunition.
|
|
Advertising revenue fell 6 percent, but those declines were made up by a similar increase in circulation and subscription revenue.
|
|
O'Rourke has also proposed a mandatory buyback for assault weapons already in circulation and a voluntary buyback for handguns. Sen.
|
|
How much should we be bothered that they stand to profit further by having their movies and books in circulation?
|
|
An earlier version of this article misstated the Federal Reserve's projection of the amount of currency in circulation by 2027.
|
|
For this analysis, published in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, researchers pooled data from 10 studies that included 3,837,005 people.
|
|
As the government increases the amount of money in circulation, tax revenues increase, making it easier to repay fixed debts.
|
|
With so much money in circulation suddenly ceasing to be legal tender, India's economic growth is bound to nose-dive.
|
|
There were about 51.7 million credit cards and 851.5 million debit cards in circulation as of August, RBI data shows.
|
|
China had 8.2 billion bank cards in circulation by the end of September, 90% of them debit cards, Bloomberg notes.
|
|
Password management software company SplashData annually analyzes sample groups of leaked passwords to determine the most common phrases in circulation.
|
|
No civilian should be able to transfer or possess any assault rifle that was not already in circulation by 1986.
|
|
Venezuela now has two currencies simultaneously in circulation — the strong bolívar and the sovereign bolívar — both of which are worthless.
|
|
Mediaworks has said the newspaper had incurred losses of more than $18 million since 2007 due to a fall in circulation.
|
|
But most of the ones in circulation are very, very bad, and mostly all for the same reason: They're seeded incorrectly.
|
|
Afterall, it took until March for currency in circulation to rise above 17.98 trillion rupees level posted before the 2016 demonetisation.
|
|
BTCC's Lee, for one, noted that the total market capitalization of all the bitcoin in circulation was only around $16 billion.
|
|
In the last 10 years, cash in circulation has halved to around 50 billion Swedish crowns ($5.75 billion) from 112 billion.
|
|
With Rs 2,000 notes being new in circulation, there have been some instances where fake Rs 2,000 notes have been spotted.
|
|
The books have spread across the country, and even overseas; there are two American publishers keeping the channeled works in circulation.
|
|
It didn't just prohibit new sales: Weapons already in circulation were made illegal, and bought back at a fair market price.
|
|
For example, before the crisis, there was a little over $800bn of currency in circulation; today, the figure is over $1.5trn.
|
|
Despite gas rationing and blackouts, there was more spending money in circulation in the US than for more than a decade.
|
|
The largest note in circulation had been 500 bolivars, which is now reportedly not enough to buy a piece of candy.
|
|
Heart disease is the major cause of death among people with type 2 diabetes, Hahn's team writes in Circulation: Cardiovascular Interventions.
|
|
That is in part because of his policy of "demonetisation", in which 86% of the banknotes in circulation were abruptly voided.
|
|
Sceptics might argue that banning bump stocks now will accomplish little, since a large number of them are already in circulation.
|
|
Since many of these bills are still in circulation—in fact, the $2100 bill remains unchanged—you can spot them instantly.
|
|
Subtracting the amount of morphine prescribed to patients in tested areas gave an idea of how much heroin was in circulation.
|
|
The Commission said next year's auctions would see 20193 million allowances withheld, amounting to 16 percent of the total in circulation.
|
|
That is: Relative to the total number of Deli Dollars in circulation, the price of the sandwich could stay the same.
|
|
Bitcoin's split has created a new competitor to the original digital currency, which remains the oldest and most valuable in circulation.
|
|
From that point on, track lists kept growing, reaching 28 tunes in FIFA 2004, and including almost every genre in circulation.
|
|
Although many merchants will not accept them, the SFr1,000 ($1,000) note makes up over 13% of all Swiss cash in circulation.
|
|
The money base includes currency in circulation, commercial bank deposits at the central banks and central bank liabilities, Morgan Stanley said.
|
|
The two scrapped denominations—500 and 1,000 rupees—account for more than 85 percent of the value of cash in circulation.
|
|
With the first record in circulation it got the attention of an aspiring new label from NYC called Tiger Style Records.
|
|
By contrast the volume of US dollars in circulation increased by 58% over the same period, according to the Federal Reserve.
|
|
Another Fed paper this year said roughly half the 1.6 trillion of dollar banknotes in circulation were outside the United States.
|
|
Around 85 percent of the money in circulation in Switzerland currently is thought to be electronic money created by domestic banks.
|
|
This figure is worked out by multiplying the prices of cryptocurrencies by the total volume of those digital currencies in circulation.
|
|
Sweden provides a rare case of a country where the growth of electronic payments had led to less cash in circulation.
|
|
Though there are more Visa credit cards in circulation (3.4 billion), merchants tend to be agnostic, accepting both Visa and Mastercard.
|
|
That figure is worked out by multiplying the prices of cryptocurrencies by the total volume of those digital tokens in circulation.
|
|
The National Enquirer, the tabloid that has famously supported President Trump, is seeing a decrease in circulation, the Associated Press reports.
|
|
Blue Rider Press, which published the book, plans to reprint 65,000 copies, in addition to the 2013,000 copies already in circulation.
|
|
Law's bank had, by one estimate, about four times as much paper money in circulation as its gold and silver reserves.
|
|
Her albums, which have been in circulation since the 1960s, have been formative for many musicians who have come after her.
|
|
Kilobars are the most common form of gold in circulation around the world, passing fluidly between banks, refineries, dealers and individuals.
|
|
The specific copper coin, or "Kreuzer" or "krajcár," that was found with the baby was in circulation between 1858 and 1862.
|
|
Currency in circulation has nearly doubled over the last decade, from $22.8 billion in May 2007 to $1.5 trillion last month.
|
|
The British study, published in Circulation, found 149,712 cases of pre-eclampsia in 1.3 million pregnancies over a 20-year period.
|
|
Estimates put the number of guns in circulation in the United States at 300 million, but there's no official government count.
|
|
Two are in circulation currently, and an additional 10 vacuums, costing about $200,000 each, have been ordered to supplement their efforts.
|
|
Fears have been raised that Tether Limited doesn't actually hold enough U.S. dollars to back all the digital coins in circulation.
|
|
Despite having some of the world's toughest gun laws, around 250,000 unlicensed guns are estimated to be in circulation in Australia.
|
|
New Zealand has put forward a measure to ban all military-style semi-automatics and buy back those already in circulation.
|
|
Another reason having the H3N2 strain in circulation is so nasty is because it's hard to prevent with the flu vaccine.
|
|
Visa says more 481 million chip cards are now in circulation, representing roughly 67 percent of all Visa debit and credit cards.
|
|
The fallout from demonetization, however, is ebbing as much of the currency affected by the policy appears to be back in circulation.
|
|
By 2025, there will be an estimated 50 billion connected devices in circulation, up from just 12.5 billion in 2010, per McKinsey.
|
|
That 86.4% by value of the cash in circulation is suddenly no longer legal tender has already caused predictable and needless hardship.
|
|
As The Guardian first reported Uber is aware of the problem, but has continued to keep its self-driving vehicles in circulation.
|
|
The first batch of the new notes featuring King Maha Vajiralongkorn in air force uniform, will be in circulation from April 6.
|
|
Indian banks have been hit hard by the government's shock cancellation in November of 86 percent of the country's currency in circulation.
|
|
Local papers have suffered a decline in circulation compared to national outlets and have lost their online-advertising business to tech giants.
|
|
But it doesn't keep drivers in circulation 24/7 to make deliveries, or promise to clean clothes within a matter of hours.
|
|
More than 235 days have passed since India introduced its demonetization program in November, impacting 250 percent of India's currency in circulation.
|
|
It is now the tenth largest cryptocurrency, with $9 billion worth of NEMs in circulation, trading at just below $1 per coin.
|
|
That means there's always 27% of the value of the Libra in circulation, collateralized with real-world assets in the Libra Reserve.
|
|
Presently, there are 11 million bitcoins in circulation with the maximum projected production of bitcoins resting at 21 million by year 85033.
|
|
Modi's drive to purge "black cash" from the economy has, at a stroke, wiped out 86 percent of the money in circulation.
|
|
Note: Readers have pointed out two additional women on bills that are currently in circulation: Ragnheiður Jónsdóttir (Iceland), and Nadežda Petrović (Serbia).
|
|
In 10 years, the analyst thinks that there will be 17 million bitcoin in circulation, up from the current 16.3 million figure.
|
|
This means that each dollar in circulation today is generating 70% less economic activity than a dollar did just ten years ago.
|
|
But there were already a number of such guns in circulation in Australia, and the NFA required getting them off the streets.
|
|
At one point in January, Dogecoin's market cap — the total value of all dogecoins in circulation — exceeded $2 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
|
|
Modi's policy removed 86 percent of the currency in circulation, hitting consumption and capital investments, and shattered traditional cash-reliant supply chains.
|
|
Paperback books based on Wattpad stories have more than 15 million copies in circulation and have been published in over 30 languages.
|
|
Local news site the Philippine Star reported that the "faceless" bills accounted for only 0.00009 percent of the total banknotes in circulation.
|
|
Even before the smoking ban, heart attack rates were declining in Scotland, the study team notes in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
|
|
The most common note in circulation is 100 bolivars, so you'd need 10,000 of them for your cup of coffee, per Bloomberg.
|
|
We then worked independently to create an even more thorough software program to ensure that no potentially faulty scooters remained in circulation.
|
|
Two weeks ago, Modi took the extraordinary step of outlawing 86 percent of banknotes in circulation to clean up illicit money flows.
|
|
The winner creates a new block and gets a reward, in, say, bitcoin—new bitcoin, which has not previously been in circulation.
|
|
But that hasn't stopped Russia House from trying to make a buck hawking the few bottles of Trump vodka left in circulation.
|
|
Pierce's leg had deteriorated not because of the infection but because her blood vessels had become damaged from a decline in circulation.
|
|
" Still, she writes, "The N.R.A. estimates that between 8.5 million and 15 million assault rifles are in circulation, based on manufacturer data.
|
|
One November evening in 2016, he ordered the withdrawal of large rupee bills — 86 percent of the currency in circulation — at midnight.
|
|
One high-profile name in circulation was the Paris prosecutor François Molins, the country's most visible face in the fight against terrorism.
|
|
There are about a billion debit cards in circulation in India today, but only about 20 million people have a credit card.
|
|
Yet New Zealand had a very mild season, and Europe saw a mixed bag of H1N1 and influenza B viruses in circulation.
|
|
Maduro said each petro token, which is not in circulation yet, would be backed by a barrel of the state's national petroleum.
|
|
It may also reduce the amount of U.S. dollars in circulation, making it more difficult for foreign banks to borrow the currency.
|
|
When I was a public librarian, I worked in circulation, so I saw all the new books coming back from their travels.
|
|
Since many of these guns were already in circulation, the bill included a mandatory buyback program, which included large-scale gun confiscation.
|
|
Future Gallery, however, is a commercial gallery, so maybe a clever collector will find a way to keep these objects in circulation.
|
|
Currency in circulation increased to 7.2 percent of GDP in mid-February from 5.9 percent in early January, the central bank data showed.
|
|
People who got vaccinated every year had a lower risk of premature death than people who got vaccinated inconsistently, researchers report in Circulation.
|
|
Your posting of the provocative piece would simply be to acknowledge that it's in circulation – not to make any claims about its authenticity.
|
|
At the start of April it had 150,000 credit cards in circulation, having begun to issue them in December, mostly after digital applications.
|
|
Economists say there is plenty of money in circulation, but people keep it at home because they have no trust in the banks.
|
|
He said $15 million of the new notes had been released, bringing the total amount of bond notes in circulation to $88 million.
|
|
There is more than $1 trillion in $100 bills in circulation, and a large fraction of that cash is used for illicit activities.
|
|
About a third of Android phones in circulation are running 6.0 and are extra-vulnerable, according to the most recent Android developer data.
|
|
The largest note in circulation had been 500 bolivars, which The Guardian notes is not enough now to buy a piece of candy.
|
|
In 1990 the Home Office estimated that there were 20143,000 indecent images of children in circulation in Britain, in print and on video.
|
|
There are 23 billion of the now-banned notes in the country — a whopping 244 percent all of currency in circulation in India.
|
|
There are 22 billion of the now-banned notes in the country — a whopping 86 percent all of currency in circulation in India.
|
|
All the necessary record-keeping is decentralised to a "blockchain", an online ledger that holds the transaction history of all bitcoins in circulation.
|
|
The number of permits in circulation is based on supply since 2008, and the number of permits surrendered, canceled or held in reserve.
|
|
C-notes have passed $299 bills in circulation, Deutsche Bank chief international economist Torsten Slok said in a note to clients this week.
|
|
President Modi outlawed 85% of all currency in circulation last December, and since then, 270 million bank accounts have been opened in India.
|
|
In Scotland, lawmakers are set to call for a second Scottish independence referendum and a new one pound coin will enter in circulation.
|
|
This book was close enough to publication to have galleys in circulation when Mr. Hamilton did something highly unusual: he pulled the plug.
|
|
The former first lady's memoir, "Becoming," was released in November, when it sold more than 725,000 copies on its first day in circulation.
|
|
The only real solution is to reduce the number of weapons in circulation, but no politician, including Clinton, wants to talk about that.
|
|
For the uninitiated, Merlan's book is a riveting tour through the tangles of some of the most prominent conspiracy theories in circulation today.
|
|
The volume in the economy has also increased, with a record level of more than £73bn now in circulation, according to the BoE.
|
|
XP is targeting a free-float rate, or a ratio of shares in circulation, equivalent to 30 percent of capital, the people added.
|
|
No precise tally exists of the costs from the president's ill-advised approach, but some of the numbers already in circulation are instructive.
|
|
Crumpacker said there are about 6 to 10 million such offers in circulation already, out of the 21 million the company has planned.
|
|
The analysis, in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, included 116,430 women free of heart disease and stroke at the start of the study.
|
|
But the antibodies that humans typically have in circulation directed at alpha-gal are antimicrobial antibodies like IgM and IgG, not allergic ones.
|
|
The cryptocurrency was up over 29% in January as the market capitalization or value of all bitcoin in circulation rose by $39.7 billion.
|
|
Their answer, delivered in the new statement, which was published in Circulation, a publication of the American Heart Association, was a resounding yes.
|
|
Most of the repeat hospitalizations and deaths in the study were not related to cardiovascular conditions, researchers report in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality Outcomes.
|
|
Once-great metro newspapers in Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Philadelphia, Denver, Dallas and Atlanta have experienced dramatic decreases in circulation and news staffs.
|
|
However, enforcement is a challenge based on illegal firearms in circulation, corruption in the security sector and new channels for buying guns online.
|
|
This reduces both nuclear waste and the risk of the proliferation of nuclear weapons by limiting the amount of enriched uranium in circulation.
|
|
About $7.5 trillion of gold is in circulation, while the value of all digital currencies only reached $160 billion Tuesday, according to CoinMarketCap.
|
|
"Because as soon as a product gets restocked, the value of the item goes back down because now there's more sneakers in circulation."
|
|
Thomas Hoving, the former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, once estimated that 40 percent of the artwork in circulation was fake.
|
|
Gun control advocates say that reducing the amount of guns and ammunition in circulation is likely to reduce the frequency of gun violence.
|
|
But readership would have been largely restricted to campus, and the paper would have been in circulation for only a day or two.
|
|
The number of $100 bills in circulation roughly doubled between 2008 and 2017, and experts estimate a vast majority are in foreign hands.
|
|
There are now over 2,000 other digital currencies in circulation but their value has plummeted to $128 billion from over $800 billion in January.
|
|
Lucky for researchers, the coins appear never to have been in circulation, meaning they are in tip-top shape compared to other monetary discoveries.
|
|
The company said that strong circulation revenues from the "i" title has offset the decline in circulation revenue from other newspapers in its stable.
|
|
To cut down on that colossal footprint, we should all be trying to keep these resource-intensive devices in circulation as long as possible.
|
|
As counterfeiters have got better at producing copies, the number of fakes has grown to one in 30 coins in circulation, the mint reckons.
|
|
There have been too many high profile password breaches over the last few years making it likely that your reused passwords are in circulation.
|
|
The £50 note is used least of all: there are more than twice as many tenners in circulation and six times as many twenties.
|
|
In news reports, government sources also reveal that we won't be seeing that $220 with a female portrait in circulation until 2030 or beyond.
|
|
The hastily discontinued tender represents 86% of all the currency in circulation (equivalent to 11% of GDP) in a country where cash remains king.
|
|
Since its launch in 0003, Monero has grown to be the 12th biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalization with around $1.4 billion-worth in circulation.
|
|
"We would love to see more licenses awarded in the future, perhaps for greener cars so there could be more in circulation," said Lloret.
|
|
When the code for Bitcoin was written, it was designed to be a currency with no more than 21 million bitcoins ever in circulation.
|
|
Images via Wikipedia / Museum of American Finance from the America in Circulation: A History of US Currency featuring the collection of Mark R. Shenkman
|
|
According to Hayter, the theft represents about 0.75 percent of all bitcoins in circulation and between 10 and 30 percent of BitFinex's capital holdings.
|
|
Under the system, if the total number of permits in circulation falls below 400 million, then 100 million more will be released at auction.
|
|
With a petition now in circulation with nearly 600 signatories — many of whom are women, people of color, or LGBTQ — momentum is clearly growing.
|
|
Britain is one of the largest economies to adopt plastic banknotes and they are already in circulation in Canada, Mexico, New Zealand and Australia.
|
|
Decreases in revenue were met with cuts to coverage, which led to precipitous drops in circulation, which then led to further cuts in coverage.
|
|
During the years preceding the Great Recession, every dollar in circulation typically changed hands about 17 times over the course of a given year.
|
|
The number of $2628 bills in circulation surpassed the number of $28503 bills for the first time, according to an International Monetary Fund report.
|
|
The tech giant's market capitalization — which refers to the total value of all of a company's stock in circulation — currently sits at $868.1 billion.
|
|
From 1995 to 2015, the number of paper notes in circulation more than doubled, to more than 38 billion from just over 17 billion.
|
|
The central bank maintained its pledge to increase base money, or cash and deposits in circulation, at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen.
|
|
Around 136 million Americans have passports in circulation, according to State Department — that's only around 40 percent of the population in the United States.
|
|
Since its launch in 0003, Monero has grown to be the 12th biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation with around $1.4 billion-worth in circulation.
|
|
"For a stretch of time in New York, no small amount of the cash in circulation was coming from Anna Delvey," Jessica Pressler wrote.
|
|
Each bitcoin is currently worth around $447 BTC=ITBT , making the 15 million or so in circulation worth a total of around $7 billion.
|
|
There are a few more recent shots, taken across a dining room while I was eating, that are in circulation, but they're pretty terrible.
|
|
And last week, Mr. Modi abruptly withdrew two currency bills that account for the vast majority of cash in circulation, unleashing chaos across India.
|
|
As part of the deal, Banorte said it would issue additional shares for around 4 percent of the amount of shares currently in circulation.
|
|
In some cases, cheaper devices mean older models, like the iPhone 7 or the MacBook Air, that just stay in circulation way past their prime.
|
|
The number of shares represents 1.13 percent of outstanding preferred shares in circulation and the buy-back program will last for one month, it said.
|
|
" Mailey says the prison typically doesn't provide facts about an ongoing investigation, but it's making an exception due to "the abundance of misinformation in circulation.
|
|
While new iPhones often carry a hefty price tag when they aren't subsidized by a carrier, there are plenty of older iPhones still in circulation.
|
|
"FSS is confident that Tether's unencumbered assets exceed the balance of fully-backed USD Tethers in circulation as of June 1st, 2018," the report said.
|
|
Only 185 of the methylated locations were still significantly different between former smokers and never smokers, according to the results reported in Circulation: Cardiovascular Genetics.
|
|
On November 8th India took this abstruse thought experiment into the real world, scrapping two banknotes which made up 86% of all rupees in circulation.
|
|
As for the counterfeiters, most estimates of the value of fake rupees are in the tens of millions of dollars, out of $250bn in circulation.
|
|
The museum has a nationwide APB out to recover the stolen goods, and photos of the missing 70-year-old bonsai are in circulation (NPR).
|
|
Even careful collectors can fall prey to one of the whiskey world's big buyer bewares: There are a fair number of fake rarities in circulation.
|
|
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the de facto central bank, defends the exchange rate band by controlling the amount of Hong Kong dollars in circulation.
|
|
Rather than setting interest rates to influence bank lending, the SNB would have to control inflation by regulating the amount of cash in circulation directly.
|
|
On March 14th Tether, the most popular stablecoin, with $2bn-worth in circulation, said that it might not be fully backed with dollars after all.
|
|
If the odds are stacked sufficiently in favour of one version, then within a few generations it can become the only version still in circulation.
|
|
That is one of several potential benefits of individual central-bank accounts, which are among the more intriguing of the radical policy ideas in circulation.
|
|
The Birth of the GreenbackThe Civil War was a complex crisis that was complicated even further by the limited amount of legal tender in circulation.
|
|
Scotland has had a limited amount of its own plastic five pound notes in circulation since March 2015, with mass issuance planned for October 2016.
|
|
Fun fact: In DC Comics canon, the adult version of Batson's hero was previously known as Captain Marvel, who has been in circulation since 1939.
|
|
After 23 years in circulation, the conservative magazine the Weekly Standard — a home for anti-Trump conservatives over the past few years — is shutting down.
|
|
Volumes of banknotes in circulation increased significantly prior to the imposition of capital controls, suggesting that cash withdrawn from banks was kept in the country.
|
|
Al-Naji continues to keep details close to the vest, declining in an interview yesterday to discuss when, exactly, Basis's tokens will be in circulation.
|
|
Since then, the official policy of the United States has been to seek ways to reduce or limit the amount of nuclear weapons in circulation.
|
|
A Harvard and Northeastern study in 653 found that 3 percent of the American population owns about half of the 265 million firearms in circulation.
|
|
But in recent years, each dollar in circulation is being spent an average of onlyfive times a year — one of the slowest rates on record.
|
|
The national central banks will find it much more difficult to rein in inflation or spur growth by changing the amount of money in circulation.
|
|
Bitcoin cash's market capitalization — the total value of the cryptocurrency in circulation — is just over $5.5 billion, compared to more than $93 billion for bitcoin.
|
|
But there's a problem with that claim: There are $2.2 billion USDTs in circulation (according to CoinMarketCap), and the company has never been publicly audited.
|
|
This increase in circulation may help flush away some of the biochemical byproducts of hard workouts, like lactate, he says, reducing inflammation and muscle aches.
|
|
There are only 150 of the "Ed Sheeran x Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Tattoo Edition" bottles in circulation and each one is signed by Sheeran himself.
|
|
Demand for cash would likely increase in a crisis situation, the Riksbank said, but with less notes and coins in circulation, supply would be restrained.
|
|
The flu vaccine contains several viral strainsNo matter the year, the flu vaccine is designed to protect against three to four flu viruses in circulation.
|
|
Its market capitalization, or total value of all the shares in circulation, stood at 3.99 trillion Hong Kong dollars ($510.7 billion) at the market close.
|
|
The ratio of currency in circulation to GDP has risen to 210% as of March 21 up from 271.3500% at the end of March 2017.
|
|
Koths said Germany's federal cyber security agency estimated there were 560 million different malicious software programs in circulation, up from 440 million a year earlier.
|
|
By the year 2000, security software company Sophos estimated that at least 50,000 viruses had been in circulation at some point in the intervening years.
|
|
The problem in the US is that there are so many guns in circulation, which makes it easier for conflict to escalate to gun violence.
|
|
Compared to people who didn't develop atrial fibrillation, those who did had a tripled risk of dying during the study period, researchers report in Circulation.
|
|
Data from industry website CoinDesk showed the current market cap for bitcoin is about $38.55 billion on a supply of about 16 million in circulation.
|
|
"The peg is very solid because the currency in circulation is backed 1.7 times by (foreign exchange) reserves," she told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Tuesday.
|
|
Globally, plastic bottles have become an environmentalist's nightmare, with some reports suggesting that about half of the billions of bottles in circulation are not recycled.
|
|
Around 136 million Americans have passports in circulation, according to the State Department — that's only around 40 percent of the population in the United States.
|
|
They also decided to declare void the millions of voter identification cards already in circulation, which have been used in vote rigging in the past.
|
|
Catching fake notes already in circulation neither helps trap the terrorists who minted them nor prevents more such money from being injected into the economy.
|
|
Compared to seniors with Medicare insurance, the effect was more pronounced - one in three - among people under 225, according to the report published in Circulation.
|
|
Former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson also suggested putting Tubman on a different bill: the $2 note, which is exceedingly rare but still in circulation.
|
|
Published in Circulation, the study was conducted in the US over a 15-year period and involved 8,121 adults aged 54 to 73 years old.
|
|
So for the new studies, which were published simultaneously last week in Circulation, scientists set out to examine far more hearts than in earlier experiments.
|
|
Stamps with the Las Vegas image were in circulation for at least three months before the Postal Service realized the mistake — 3 billion were printed.
|
|
Recycle mode decreases the number of working Sonos speakers in circulation, allowing the company to maintain more control over supply and demand for its products.
|
|
The total market capitalization or value of all cryptocurrencies in circulation stood at $405 billion Friday morning New York time, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
|
|
Those Northern Lights illuminate when viewed in the dark, thanks to embedded luminescent ink, making this the first glow-in-the-dark coin in circulation.
|
|
London-listed De La Rue has designed about a third of the world's banknotes in circulation and is the world's largest commercial printer of passports.
|
|
Fed Chair Paul Volcker knew that if the amount of money in circulation stopped rising, the inflation rate would eventually have to stop rising too.
|
|
India demonetized 86 percent of total value of currency in circulation in a country that is heavily reliant on cash, bringing daily life to a halt.
|
|
Declines were slowest in counties in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and parts of Texas, the authors reported in a paper scheduled for publication in Circulation.
|
|
In the event that the DMV program is abandoned, any of the Reviver Auto plates still in circulation will be grandfathered in permanently, according to Galpin.
|
|
The Commission said the transfers of permits already in circulation in and out of accounts held by UK operators will not be affected by the suspension.
|
|
Since the Surface 4 Pro came out in October 2015, every device in circulation has at least a few months before the three-year period expires.
|
|
He declared that all 500- and 1,000-rupee notes—making up 86% of the cash in circulation in India—could no longer be used in shops.
|
|
The other two remain lost, although prints first made in the 1970s have been in circulation ever since and the images are familiar to many Nigerians.
|
|
That policy not only cut the number of guns in circulation but, based on the research, may have cut the firearm homicide and suicide rates too.
|
|
Verge Science visited Lorne at his lab in Rochester, New York, and got a firsthand look at some of the new science sign language in circulation.
|
|
Thus Apple could defend against a flattening of smartphone demand and bind customers who own the one billion iPhones now in circulation to the company indefinitely.
|
|
People with a body mass index (BMI) below 20, lean but within a healthy weight range, had a low risk of cardiomyopathy, researchers report in Circulation.
|
|
For thousands of people, the Wag was that club, and those memories will remain in circulation until the last member takes their card to the grave.
|
|
And some in the party are frustrated by the lack of women's names in circulation, at least so far, urging time to let women get in.
|
|
Doubts had long swirled about the bona fides of Tether, which has more than $2.8bn-worth in circulation, and Bitfinex, the exchange it is traded on.
|
|
According to Reserve Bank of India, more than 80 percent of currency in circulation by value in 22016-22000 were Rs 23 and Rs 261,210 notes.
|
|
The total number of credit cards in circulation stands at more than 432 million, according to the most recent quarterly report by credit monitoring firm TransUnion.
|
|
While he didn't have permission to name Cobalt's pilot customers, the startup will have about a dozen robots in circulation with major corporate clients this quarter.
|
|
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.
|
|
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe launched the notes on Monday with the goal of easing chronic cash shortages and supplement the dwindling U.S. dollars in circulation.
|
|
That policy not only cut the amount of guns in circulation, but, based on the research, may have cut the firearm homicide and suicide rates too.
|
|
The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how depression or anxiety might directly cause heart attacks or strokes, researchers note in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality Outcomes.
|
|
Bitcoin is at all-time high, with its value hitting $1,197.96 per coin on Friday and with over $18 billion of the digital currency in circulation.
|
|
Google Keyboard for Android The keyboard, which has been in circulation among employees for months, is designed to boost the number of Google searches on iOS.
|
|
That works out to about 21.69 credit cards per consumer, TransUnion said, with the total number of cards in circulation now at more than 21.5 million.
|
|
Visa's data is based on card spending, adjusted for inflation, the number of cards in circulation and a long-term fall in the use of cash.
|
|
The man single-handedly keeps the term "oft-injured" in circulation, so you probably see him on the field as much as you would a pitcher.
|
|
As the number in circulation gets closer to the limit, the rate at which miners can produce them automatically declines, according to a pre-ordained formula.
|
|
The total value of all bitcoin in circulation hit $21967 billion, surpassing the market value of major stocks like Goldman Sachs (MS) and Morgan Stanley (MS).
|
|
While no data exists for how many eclipse glasses were in circulation overall, shady distributors of purportedly solar-safe shades abound on the Internet, experts said.
|
|
Economists said the move was partly about managing the amount of money in circulation ahead of Chinese New Year, when cash is often exchanged as gifts.
|
|
Hitler's mediocrity is all the more noticeable in this book because Ullrich strives not to mythologize his subject, knowing how many myths are already in circulation.
|
|
Abolishing the current version of the 2000 and 1,000 rupee notes, worth about $8 and $15, will effectively remove 80 percent of the currency in circulation.
|
|
The fear is that Tether Limited, the company behind the tether coin, does not hold enough dollars to account for the number of tokens in circulation.
|
|
My kids have a glancing interest in the "Choose Your Own Adventure" series, originally published between 1979 and 1998, and still in circulation today from Chooseco.
|
|
At the time, Lutes noticed the copper coloring of the coin was different from "the silvery steel variety in circulation at the time," according to Artnet.
|
|
The Reserve Bank of Australia told local publications that it would fix the mistake, but leave the millions of notes bearing the misspelled word in circulation.
|
|
We could make our public spaces more trustworthy for everyone by eliminating access to military-style weapons and drastically reducing the number of guns in circulation.
|
|
The study, in Circulation, looked at five behaviors: eating a healthy diet, not smoking, getting regular physical activity, moderate alcohol consumption and maintaining a normal weight.
|
|
At a news conference last month, Yi Gang, the central bank's governor, said the new coin would replace only a portion of the cash in circulation.
|
|
A new study published on Tuesday in Circulation, a journal of the American Heart Association, finds that having a dog caused pet owners to live longer.
|
|
"The entire market, to some extent all money in circulation, whether invested or being spent, is ripe for disruption, and businesses that support it," Jacobs said.
|
|
By some estimates, there are three times as many dollars in circulation as bolivars, creating a de facto dollarization of the economy that is stabilizing inflation.
|
|
He stunned the country in November 2016 by abruptly banning the two biggest banknotes in circulation, making 86% of the country's cash worthless at a stroke.
|
|
According to CNN, less than one-third of the faulty, possibly deadly airbags have been recalled from the 70 million in circulation in the United States.
|
|
The company has been trying to cut debt by selling its non-core assets as its tries to tackle a fall in circulation at its publications.
|
|
Nat Wood, the FTC's associate director for consumer and business education, told VICE News that a version of the pamphlet has been in circulation since 2009.
|
|
The RBI said that its assistance plan followed an assessment of "durable liquidity" needs and the seasonal growth in currency in circulation ahead of upcoming holiday celebrations.
|
|
Modi told the nation he was discontinuing 2000 and 23,22 rupee notes: the two largest denomination notes, and worth some 2000% of the total cash in circulation.
|
|
Mallouk claims that there are 5,000-6,000 devices currently in circulation in the country and around 25,000-30,000 downloads of the app in the past two weeks.
|
|
"It's the advent of digital currency and with bitcoin there is bound to be more in circulation value in the coming years," Lee told CNBC by phone.
|
|
Modi's shock decision in November to scrap high-value banknotes worth 303 percent of India's cash in circulation has hit consumers, disrupted supply chains and hurt investment.
|
|
The value of currency in circulation has dropped, year on year, for seven consecutive months (see chart), for the first time since records began in the 1960s.
|
|
Hyderabad-based women's rights activist Sunitha Krishnan started the campaign #ShametheRapist in 2015 after being tipped off about two videos in circulation on Whatsapp and social media.
|
|
Investors have 45 days to convert their shares, needing the equivalent of at least 54.09 percent of preferred shares in circulation to go ahead, the filing said.
|
|
There's a ton of cash in circulation, and in your book you say that no one knows for sure who has it and how it's being used.
|
|
The surprise scrapping of what amounted to 86% of the cash in circulation could, in fact, turn out to be the worst mistake of Mr Modi's career.
|
|
In December 2016 Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, decreed that the 100-bolívar note, then the largest in circulation, would cease to be legal tender within three days.
|
|
In modern economies, most money takes the form of deposits in commercial banks, rather than the cash in circulation and the reserves determined by the central bank.
|
|
Nonetheless, the Republicans want to lobby to get his books — such as "A Parent's Guide to Preventing Homosexuality" and "Reparative Therapy of Male Homosexuality" — back in circulation.
|
|
Johnson, a huge proponent of second-hand stores and eBay, insists on donating, swapping, and repurposing, or any other action that will keep an item in circulation.
|
|
This signed, 1971 edition of Dutch Details is the rarest of Ruscha's books, with an estimated 200 in circulation after hundreds were mistakenly destroyed in a warehouse.
|
|
The Fed recently reported that at the end of 2017, the number of $100 bills in circulation exceeded the number of $1 bills for the first time.
|
|
But don't let your digitized checking account fool you: there are an estimated 40 billion United States notes in circulation, with a total value of $1.5 trillion.
|
|
Growth targets for M2 money supply, which includes cash in circulation and deposits, and total social financing this year would be in line with nominal GDP growth.
|
|
Overall, less than 1 percent of adults had a family history of severely elevated cholesterol, and about 6.6 percent had the condition themselves, researchers report in Circulation.
|
|
India has been severely hit by a currency crunch following the government's ban on high-value notes that sucked in about 22% of the cash in circulation.
|
|
But central banks are reluctant to cancel or even put an expiry date on notes, for fear that this would undermine trust in those left in circulation.
|
|
With little notice, India abolished the then existing 2100 and 2000,220 rupee notes late last year, which made up the bulk of the country's cash in circulation.
|
|
The group's flagship Daily Mail title, second to The Sun in paid circulation, and its Sunday stablemate recorded a 5 percent decline in circulation revenue, DMGT said.
|
|
But his decision to scrap 13 percent of the cash in circulation, in a bid to purge the economy of illicit "black money", has caused huge disruption.
|
|
What's weird is that Louis has been using the n-word in his stand-up for years, and this clip has been in circulation for a while.
|
|
The process is carried out by a decentralized network of computers, which compete with one another to match transactions with the amount of the currency in circulation.
|
|
Modi's shock decision in November to scrap high-value banknotes worth 86 percent of India's cash in circulation has hit consumers, disrupted supply chains and hurt investment.
|
|
New Zealand has close to five million residents, has an estimated 2628 million firearms in circulation, and had a grand total of 28503 homicides nationwide in 22019.
|
|
In that time, bitcoin's market capitalization, or the total value of the digital coins in circulation, has risen from $23 billion to $133.5 billion, according to Coinmarketcap.com.
|
|
More broadly, voters will deliver a mid-term verdict on Modi and his nationalist party after his decision to withdraw 86 percent of the cash in circulation.
|
|
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi backed a shock ruling in November 2016 to outlaw 86% of cash in circulation to target undeclared "black money" and fight corruption.
|
|
This means that printers are mostly turning out new batches of $1 and $20 bills, since there are more of those in circulation than most other bills.
|
|
With 32 flavors on the board at a time, and more in circulation, the reality was that sometimes we ran out of the specific ones people wanted.
|
|
Despite its dismissal of Trump's concerns, China still wants a joint effort with the U.S. to reduce drugs in circulation — regardless of the trade tensions, per Liu.
|
|
That cap isn't expected to be hit until 2040, and the limited number of tokens currently in circulation has made the online currency appealing as a commodity.
|
|
The study, in Circulation Research, found consistent relationships between levels of air pollution and damage to cells in the endothelium, the inner lining of the blood vessels.
|
|
There are at least 200 variants of the AK, a gun that has been manufactured in more than a dozen countries, with roughly 70 million in circulation.
|
|
That cap isn't expected to be hit until 2140, and the limited number of tokens currently in circulation has made the online currency appealing as a commodity.
|
|
That official said Mr. Shine's background in managing large groups of people — while working for the president's favored network — kept his name in circulation for the role.
|
|
With the Yankees, No. 21 technically remains in circulation, but it has not been issued since 2008, when reliever LaTroy Hawkins wore it to honor Roberto Clemente.
|
|
The New York Times Company reported substantial growth in its digital business on Wednesday, as new subscriptions helped drive gains in circulation and digital advertising revenue increased.
|
|
It also added 230,240 net digital-only news subscriptions — the most of any quarter in its history — helping to propel an 29 percent increase in circulation revenue.
|
|
Bitcoin's market capitalization — the total number of coins in circulation multiplied by the price — also hit $73.5 billion when the record high was hit, Coinmarketcap data shows.
|
|
For this new analysis, in Circulation, scientists used data on a broad sampling of 2,185 men and women 50 or older at high risk for heart disease.
|
|
As the public struggles with too few bills in circulation, business has fallen in many sectors to a small fraction of what it was before the ban.
|
|
Almost 13 percent of the more than 1 trillion euros ($1.1 trillion) of cash in circulation last year was hoarded in 500 euro notes, ECB data show.
|
|
There are many relevant ideas in circulation; leaders in both parties should be focusing on integrating them into a single agenda; that could include: Protecting our elections.
|
|
Germany's concern is that, despite its laws, the country has many guns in circulation inside the country, increasingly from foreigners who smuggle them in through porous borders.
|
|
For their analysis, published in Circulation, researchers looked at 191 generally healthy men and women ages 18 to 30 who were participating in a larger health study.
|
|
Though King has attached the bill change to Obama, the new currency is unlikely to be in circulation until 2030, long after Obama leaves the White House.
|
|
Recent years have seen British musical festivals plagued by a string of deaths, a trend some campaigners attribute to the ever-increasing purity of drugs in circulation.
|
|
For instance, Reuters has reported on a version of a more detailed budget proposal in circulation that slashes grants to states for lead cleanup by 30 percent.
|
|
Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally led the shock move last November to outlaw 86 percent of the cash in circulation to target undeclared "black money" and fight corruption.
|
|
At the same time, levels of factors related to blood vessel growth dipped, and immune-system chemicals that ignite inflammation rose, according to the report in Circulation Research.
|
|
These people aren&apost looking for just any LP; there are so many Simon & Garfunkel records in circulation that they will never fetch more than a few dollars.
|
|
Of the 10, seven expected the central bank to keep intact its target for base money, or deposits and cash in circulation, at 80 trillion yen ($731 billion).
|
|
Just hours before the lawsuit was filed, Justice Department officials released the 157-page regulation that would require destroying tens of thousands of the devices currently in circulation.
|
|
As of May this year there were 824.9 million debit cards in circulation in India compared with 48.9 million credit cards, according to the Reserve Bank of India.
|
|
Doctors had higher risks than nurses or technicians, and risk was higher for those who had been working more than 16 years, as reported in Circulation: Cardiovascular Interventions.
|
|
Folha, which is Brazil's largest paper in circulation, and Globo owned half each of Valor Econômico, which was created around 2000 to focus on finance and economics news.
|
|
ZIMBABWE CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS COUNTRY TO INITIALLY PRINT 400 MILLION ZIMBABWE DOLLARS, WHICH WILL BE GRADUALLY INTRODUCED IN CIRCULATION TO FILL GAP LEFT BY END OF DOLLARISATION
|
|
"We need more quality and independence in the system, more checks of cars already in circulation, and European oversight," the European Union's Industry Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska told Reuters.
|
|
While no data exists for how many made-for-eclipse eyeglasses are in circulation overall, shady distributors of purportedly solar-safe shades abound on the Internet, Fienberg said.
|
|
These "super owners" own an average of 17 guns each, with handguns making up 71 percent of the increase in total guns in circulation between 1994 and 2015.
|
|
Dog owners experienced a 24 percent reduction in mortality from all causes of death compared to non-dog owners, the researchers report in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
|
|
Bitcoin's market capitalization, or the total value of all the virtual coins in circulation, rose over $10 billion in the same time period, according to industry website Coinmarketcap.com.
|
|
Data provided by Kansas City's Regulated Industries Division indicates that the number of liquor licenses and food-handler cards in circulation have remained flat citywide for a decade.
|
|
Heart disease and breast cancer share many of the same risk factors, including obesity, inactivity, smoking, and poor eating habits, according to the AHA statement published in Circulation.
|
|
"At this time, police can't be sure if these incidents are linked, or if there is particular tainted batch of recreational drugs in circulation," the police report said.
|
|
The density of Japanese cities created a kind of snare trap for retro wares, and the games many Japanese adults owned as kids may still be in circulation.
|
|
Core banking activities, including lending, have been hit by the government's shock cancellation in November of 13 percent of the country's currency in circulation in high-value banknotes.
|
|
But unlike other conversations physicians in particular are used to having, this is one where critical data are missing—questions like: How many assault rifles are in circulation?
|
|
"We started hearing from families that they want to be prepared." said Malley, noting that more than 35 million copies of the living will were already in circulation.
|
|
However, the issue seems to have been consistently brought up over the past few years that the book has been in circulation — before it got to Urban Outfitters.
|
|
The way the currency is structured, there will eventually be a cap at 21 million bitcoin in circulation, which means there are about 4 million left to mine.
|
|
The plan, which authorities have deemed in violation of Brazilian election laws, would flood WhatsApp users with hundreds of millions of messages similar to those already in circulation.
|
|
As such, developers and manufacturers have taken the basic system software and adapted it to their own devices — which makes for many more variations of Android in circulation.
|
|
As the smartphone age arrived, Huawei began making not only hulking transmission equipment but also its own branded phones, some 600 million of which are now in circulation.
|
|
Patrick Njoroge said while launching new bank notes of other denominations that older versions of smaller denominations will remain in circulation alongside the new ones, but after Oct.
|
|
For the new study, which was published this month in Circulation, researchers at Stanford University and other institutions decided to focus specifically on the role of physical fitness.
|
|
Poor implementation would deal a blow to an economy that is still recovering from Modi's decision late last year to outlaw 86 percent of the currency in circulation.
|
|
But New Delhi's move to invalidate most paper bills in circulation in late 2016 pushed tens of millions of Indians to explore payments apps for the first time.
|
|
The UN report says that Ibrahim al-Asiri, long regarded as one of the most dangerous terrorist operatives in circulation, may have been killed in Yemen last year.
|
|
The banknote is one of the most valuable worldwide, with a value more than five times higher than the largest U.S. equivalent currently in circulation, the $100 bill.
|
|
Firefighters' core body temperatures increased about 2 degrees Fahrenheit on average during the simulation exercises and remained high for three to four hours afterwards, researchers report in Circulation.
|
|
By contrast, cash is only used for about 15 percent of similar sales in Sweden with cash in circulation having declined for years, data from the Riksbank showed.
|
|
Campos Neto also outlined some of the central bank's other longer-term goals, including making the currency fully convertible and reducing the amount of physical cash in circulation.
|
|
New Zealand's patchwork of gun laws have also allowed the import of semi-automatic rifles, of which there are about 15,000 legally in circulation, according to police estimates.
|
|
Stored in Frankfurt, Mr. Rickards said, the gold is no longer in circulation, leaving less available for lease at a time when demand for gold securities is high.
|
|
And data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis shows that U.S. currency in circulation, over $290 trillion currently, continues to go in only one direction: up.
|
|
Today, more than 100 million copies of the Rider-Waite-Smith Deck are in circulation in over 20 countries, making it the most popular Tarot deck ever made.
|
|
The total value of the 2000 million bitcoin units in circulation has now smashed through $4853 billion, which puts its market capitalization higher than IBM's, McDonald's, or Disney's.
|
|
The total value of the 16.7 million bitcoin units in circulation has now smashed through $160 billion, which puts its market capitalization higher than IBM's, McDonald's, or Disney's.
|
|
"Stroke due to atrial fibrillation tends to be quite severe," said Dr. Craig January of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who helped draft the new guidelines published in Circulation.
|
|
The blockchain is a specialised database in the form of an immutable record of the transaction history of every bitcoin in circulation, which makes it clear who owns what.
|
|
Besides a 17 percent stake in the company, 5.9 billion XRP are believe to line Larsen's personal war chest, a bit over 5 percent of all XRP in circulation.
|
|
Overall, the currency in circulation stood at 13 trillion rupees as of April 20, 18.9 percent up since the beginning of last October when withdrawals began to gather pace.
|
|
Blood flow shifts According to David Levitsky, professor of nutrition and psychology at Cornell University, the most likely explanation for food comas has to do with changes in circulation.
|
|
According to data from research firm IDC Asia-Pacific, Amex is estimated to be on fewer than 5% of the total credit and debit cards in circulation in Singapore.
|
|
Add Mr Reis's estimate to the roughly $1.5trn of currency now in circulation and you get a minimum balance-sheet size of $2.5trn, much greater than before the crisis.
|
|
But recently its price has soared: on January 29.8th the dollar value of all Dogecoins in circulation reached $210.1bn, a sign of how crazy crypto-currency markets have become.
|
|
Tales of hardship and uncertainty have dominated headlines, in stark contrast to the optimism that initially accompanied India's move to demonetize nearly 85 percent of the currency in circulation.
|
|
Tether, the highest-profile stablecoin, with coins worth around $3.6 billion in existence, has faced questions over whether it holds enough U.S. dollars to back the tokens in circulation.
|
|
Growth targets for M2 money supply, which includes cash in circulation and deposits, and total social financing this year would be in line with nominal GDP growth, Li said.
|
|
Italy is the leading European market for natural gas-fuelled cars, with motorists guzzling more than 1 billion cubic meters in 2015 and about 1 million vehicles in circulation.
|
|
A pro-Dragonfly letter that has been in circulation for a number of weeks has picked up 500 signatures in an effort to stop the project from being dropped.
|
|
The (money) which is consisting of cash in circulation and time deposit, or cash deposit in the bank account, amounts to US$22 trillion, the highest in the world.
|
|
There are about four billion beer bottles in circulation around Germany, and each bottle is reused up to 30 times, according to Inside magazine, an industry publication, NPR reports.
|
|
The central bank has increased the total amount of currency in circulation by more than 50 percent in the last month alone, though cash-printing has not kept up.
|
|
Moreover, getting rid of one kind of big note will have only limited impact as long as there are others in circulation, points out Peter Sands of Harvard University.
|
|
In May, she published a study in Circulation of younger heart attack survivors, most of whom were women, showing that only 29.5% of depressed heart attack patients received treatment.
|
|
The announcement comes a month after the government, in a shock crackdown against the shadow economy, scrapped high-value banknotes that accounted for 86 percent of cash in circulation.
|
|
"Two hours is a long time for a routing leak of this magnitude to stay in circulation, degrading global communications," said Doug Madory, director of Oracle's internet analysis division.
|
|
This issue plagued the 1994 assault weapons ban, which allowed existing magazines to remain in circulation and had loopholes that allowed some high-capacity magazines to still be sold.
|
|
The number of $1 bills in circulation has historically been the highest, and was followed by $20 until the Great Recession, when the $100 note overtook it in 2017.
|
|
The withdrawal of bank notes - that account for 86% of the value of currency in circulation - has created a cash crunch, and seems to be holding back economic activity.
|
|
Though New Zealand doesn't require gun owners to register their weapons, local police have estimated there are somewhere between 1.2 and 1.5 million guns in circulation in the country.
|
|
A few months later, Modi cancelled 90 per cent of the Indian banknotes in circulation, devastating the lives of poorest Indians, people who live largely in a cash economy.
|
|
The mint has struck a number of special edition glow-in-the-dark coins in the past, but the new toonie is the first to be put in circulation.
|
|
It refers to the value of the entire digital currency in circulation and is worked out by multiplying the supply of the virtual coin by the price per unit.
|
|
Like other magazine companies, Wenner has been fighting declines in circulation and print advertising revenue, but it is also making hefty annual payments on millions of dollars of debt.
|
|
Fewer than 2771 million credit cards are in circulation in the nation currently, and for people with limited income, getting a loan of any size remains a major challenge.
|
|
The patient had not had contact with anyone known to be infected and had not traveled recently to a country where the virus is known to be in circulation.
|
|
But data show that the number of banknotes in circulation has increased steadily since the 2008 financial crisis, which ushered in the era of low, and ultimately negative, rates.
|
|
And if the government really does want to limit the amount of black money in circulation, it would do better to move India toward becoming a more cashless society.
|
|
The growing discussion of a mandatory buyback of the assault weapons already in circulation, now popularized on the campaign trail by O'Rourke, adds another complication to the Democratic calculations.
|
|
There are currently around 2 billion paper 20 pound notes in circulation in Britain, featuring the 18th century economist Adam Smith, and they will remain legal tender for now.
|
|
The company did not specify the number of Wall Street Journal print subscribers, though it did mention lower print volume contributed to a decrease in circulation and subscription revenue.
|
|
For stable and low-risk patients, some research already suggests that home-based rehab may work as well as hospital based programs, according to the statement published in Circulation.
|
|
Remarkably, the Federal Reserve recently reported that at the end of 2017, the number of $100 bills in circulation exceeded the number of $20183 bills for the first time.
|
|
And one study in Circulation in 2016 found that menthols also did not increase someone's risk of cardiovascular disease more than regular cigarettes did (rather, they were both bad).
|
|
The firm behind it, Tether Limited, has come under scrutiny over whether it actually holds enough reserves to match the amount of tether tokens in circulation — Tether claims it does.
|
|
"It's a lumpy business, but the long term trend is a clear growth one and there are more bank notes in circulation today than there have been historically," Sutherland said.
|
|
Although Penthouse recently announced the end of its print edition, smaller publications like Cheri Magazine and Barely Legal are still in circulation, and adult stores continue to stock porn DVDs.
|
|
Swiss officials have said they have no plans to ditch the 1,000-franc note, even as the number of them in circulation has risen by about 50 percent since 2011.
|
|
The regulations will require scooter companies to obtain insurance policies, free the city from all legal liability, cap speeds on the boardwalk, and obtain permits for every scooter in circulation.
|
|
Developed by Harpoon Medical and the University of Maryland Medical Center, the device isn't yet available for commercial use, but the new test results, which appear in Circulation, are encouraging.
|
|
Gilts are viewed as safe assets, with around 1.1 trillion pounds in circulation besides those accumulated by the Bank of England to power its post-crisis stimulus for the economy.
|
|
The company is making devices that last longer, as it emphasized when it rolled out new models last month, so will account for a greater share of devices in circulation.
|
|
The major concern heading into last year's flu season was that mutations in an H250N653 strain of the virus were detected in circulation after the vaccine had already been made.
|
|
This piece joins only a handful of artwork created by Trump in circulation, including another drawing depicting the New York City skyline -- this one outlined in black and gold ink.
|
|
The amount of U.S. $100 bills across the globe in circulation hit its highest level in history last year, according to new data from the Federal Reserve released this week.
|
|
He said the growth in $2100 bills in circulation is a signal the world is relying on them as a store of value — and still using them for international crime.
|
|
"The Bank has now concluded that it would be appropriate to keep the five pound polymer note in circulation and to issue the 10 pound note as planned," it said.
|
|
The Times added 308,000 net digital-only subscribers in the most recent quarter, the most of any quarter in its history, leading to an 11 percent increase in circulation revenue.
|
|
With high inflation and a shortage of cash in circulation eroding ordinary citizens' spending power, the fragile state of the economy is at the heart of the country's political troubles.
|
|
This obligation is a means of ensuring that goods and services stay in circulation in a given community, and it is also the means by which social status is determined.
|
|
Many fewer than the 16.7 bitcoins that have been mined are actually in circulation and accessible, because of forgotten passwords, accidental losses, hoarding, owners forgetting about coins or even dying.
|
|
The Ethereum community resorted to changing its blockchain in this instance because the DAO was considered too big to fail: it had attracted 14% of all the ether in circulation.
|
|
Xu called in a favor at Citic Securities, and in a matter of weeks the "national team" purchased 15 percent of the company's total shares in circulation, sending prices soaring.
|
|
Central bank data shows that since the controversial demonetisation gambit, currency in circulation has grown, rising 2100% to 212 trillion rupees ($23 billion) as of the end of March 103.
|
|
The group began re-investing in print, and in about two years have seen a significant uptick in circulation and revenue year-over-year, and have added about 40 jobs.
|
|
Late last year, he abruptly abolished 86 percent of cash in circulation, in a bid to crush the shadow economy, force Indians to declare their wealth and empower the poor.
|
|
Bitcoin's total market capitalization — which is calculated by multiplying the price by the volume of tokens in circulation — stood at $277 billion, higher than that of U.S. banking giant Citigroup.
|
|
Hedge-fund manager Mark Dow, who also blogs at Behavioral Macro, points out that there is very little triple-A rated corporate debt in circulation after ratings-agencies turned stricter.
|
|
A key member of Dr. Anversa's team, Dr. Jan Kajstura, was the first author on a paper in Circulation that seemed to offer final proof that the heart could regenerate.
|
|
After he installed Ms. Brown as its editor, moving her from Vanity Fair, she helped reduce the losses by almost half and oversaw a jump in circulation of about 250,000.
|
|
New Zealand's largest opposition party said it supported the measures, which Ms. Ardern emphasized would require a buyback of banned weapons in circulation and the regulation of firearms and ammunition.
|
|
Pantone's hefty analogue chip books, in circulation for decades, hopefully won't be phased out anytime soon — there's something uniquely satisfying about fanning out the thin cardboard sheets of color swatches.
|
|
So had I been an adolescent in the 2000s, rather than the 1980s, I wouldn't know what images of me were in circulation and what might reappear at any time.
|
|
At a news conference on Monday, the police superintendent and the mayor blamed too many guns in circulation, the failure of the judicial system and the need for better parenting.
|
|
Its first production run will be limited to 400 cars, and prices will start at 69,300 euros ($77,100) - some 13,500 euros more than Alpine's most affordable models already in circulation.
|
|
Like Trump, she managed to get at least the right nouns in circulation as red meat for a base less interested in the formal arguments being concocted by Trump's team.
|
|
The city's massive half-million-square-foot downtown main branch alone has more than four million items in circulation, the most of any single library branch anywhere in the country.
|
|
In late 2016, when the Indian government invalidated much of the cash in circulation in the nation, rumors of new bills containing GPS-tracking microchips began making rounds on YouTube.
|
|
That annual growth rate has ticked up a little higher recently and matches the growth of euro notes in circulation — roughly 230 percent growth, according to the European Central Bank.
|
|
If America wants to confront its gun violence problem, the research suggests it should look to reducing the number of guns in circulation — not putting more armed people into schools.
|
|
They were so convinced of its merits after being pitched on the cryptocurrency that they reportedly wound up buying one percent of all the bitcoin in circulation during or around 2012.
|
|
Jain's bath taps manufacturing firm Supreme, along with many other Indian businesses, has been shaken by New Delhi's shock decision last November to scrap 86 percent of the cash in circulation.
|
|
U.S. 10-year Treasury yields spiked sharply after Trump's victory, as bets rose that his commitment to infrastructure spending would drive up inflation, cutting the value of bonds already in circulation.
|
|
The Sacagawea dollar is also one of two coins in circulation that features a woman (the Susan B. Anthony dollar was retired in 2000, though obviously it's still accepted as payment).
|
|
The vaccine also protects against the other major strains in circulation this season: It's 67 percent effective against the influenza A strain, H543N1, and 42 percent effective against influenza B viruses.
|
|
For gun control advocates, the findings pose a troubling dilemma: Efforts to restrict access to guns may actually lead to more guns in circulation — potentially hindering the purpose of such measures.
|
|
Tether has proven to be a point of contention for the entire industry, given doubts around whether it holds enough dollar reserves to match the number of tether tokens in circulation.
|
|
That, in combination with some polls in circulation discussing politically-caused "stress" drove her and her colleagues to look into how exactly the election affected certain people, Hagan said via email.
|
|
Space exploration 'at risk' The group estimates that there is more than 7,000 tons of junk in circulation and NASA says more than 23,22017 of the larger pieces are being tracked.
|
|
At more than £225bn ($25bn), the value of notes and coins in circulation is in real terms one-third higher than in 2007, when Britain got its first contactless payment cards.
|
|
According to the US Attorney's Office, Shavers controlled 7% of all the bitcoin in circulation at the height of the scam — an amount that would be worth billions at today's prices.
|
|
German bonds with a maturity out to nine years have a negative yield, while the average yield of German government bonds in circulation turned negative this week for the first time.
|
|
Mr. Comey asserts that he and other intelligence officials believed it was important for Mr. Trump to know that the information about him was in circulation and might soon become public.
|
|
In fact, there has been no bill in real contention in Congress for many years that would reduce the number of guns currently in circulation, or disarm any law-abiding Americans.
|
|
Nevertheless, over 4 percent of the 17 million Monero in circulation were mined using malware, said Guillermo Suarez de Tangil, a cybersecurity lecturer at King's College London who has researched Monero.
|
|
With dollars increasingly used in routine transactions rather than the devalued local bolivar - which only has $44 million equivalent in circulation - Venezuelan pharmacies, grocery stores and other businesses are often flush.
|
|
With high inflation and a shortage of cash in circulation eating into ordinary Zimbabweans' spending power, the fragile state of the economy is at the heart of the country's political troubles.
|
|
German bonds with a maturity out to nine years have a yield below zero and the average yield of German bonds in circulation turned negative for the first time this week.
|
|
Rumours have long swirled about the bona fides of Tether, a four-year-old cryptocurrency with more than $2.8bn in circulation, and of Bitfinex, the exchange on which it is traded.
|
|
But the cancellation of 250 and 20163,22016 rupee notes ($217 and $290), more than 80 percent of currency in circulation, threatens to push Asia's third-largest economy into a liquidity crisis.
|
|
The Royal Mint says that one in 30 pound coins currently in circulation is fake, which is a little mind-boggling if you consider how much work goes into minting coins.
|
|
But it is also top-down: Mr Nakamoto set not only the block size but other technical parameters, including the stipulation that there would only ever be 21m bitcoins in circulation.
|
|
Although permits in circulation exceed 833 million, the amount withheld is not the full 24 percent, or 397 million permits, because the reserve covers the first eight months of 2019 initially.
|
|
"We are in total harmony with the central bank over the need to restrict the volume of money in circulation," Economy Minister Danilo Astori said in a video posted on YouTube.
|
|
The bank and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have been criticized for the implementation of their November decision to abolish high-value bills that accounted for 86 percent of currency in circulation.
|
|
For the study published in Circulation, Hollenberg and his colleagues analyzed all out-of-hospital bystander-witnessed cardiac arrests reported to the Swedish Register for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation between 230 and 2911.
|
|
By the time BitTorrent launched, Anderson had already developed a database to keep track of etree's recordings in circulation, perhaps the most irreplaceable part of etree's suite of fan-developed sites.
|
|
Brands are set to spend $110 billion on advertising via smartphones in 2017, hoping to reach people using the more than 6 billion devices set to be in circulation this year.
|
|
In the meantime, it's worth noting that even when Basis raised that giant round of funding, Al-Naji was candid about not knowing when Basis's token would be used in circulation.
|
|
The average yield of German bonds in circulation moved back into positive territory for the first time since June on Friday, hitting 0.01 percent, according to data from Germany's central bank.
|
|
I've always been pretty much into anything underground, so I was always trying to find copies of the magazine, though in Gatineau, there's definitely not a lot of them in circulation.
|
|
If America wants to confront its gun violence problem, then, the research suggests it should look to reducing the number of guns in circulation — not putting more armed people into schools.
|
|
It would save people money on prescription copays and the cost of insurance, keep more medication in circulation, and bring scientific rigor to a process that right now is basically arbitrary.
|
|
Police estimate there are about 1.2 million guns are in circulation in the country -- around one gun for every four people -- but they do not know how many are semi-automatics.
|
|
They are particularly concerned about the huge amount of illicit THC products in circulation, which contain unknown mixtures of solvents, diluting agents and flavorings that may be toxic to the lungs.
|
|
If the Queen of the Hill strategy succeeds, the House would take up three immigration bills that are already in circulation, along with whatever measure the speaker decided to put forth.
|
|
The German Mark was seen as one of the world's most stable currencies when it was in circulation, and it played a role in the reunification of the country after WWII.
|
|
While in residence at Carnegie Mellon, Mr. Boggs planned to photocopy $1 million in Boggs bills and release them into the local economy, relying on others to keep them in circulation.
|
|
I'm willing to bet you're a long way below the per-capita amount of dollars in circulation in the United States: $4,973 for every man, woman and child in the country.
|
|
A tightening monetary policy is usually seen as positive for a currency as it's a sign of health in that region's economy and reduces that amount of that currency in circulation.
|
|
An increase in money supply is a major factor in Venezuela's soaring inflation, given that the country is not producing goods or services to back up the extra money in circulation.
|
|
These ideas about an outside cultural threat and an internal genetic threat to white America, moreover, were in circulation well before the emergence of the alt-right or the Trump campaign.
|
|
Would a universal background check system have a big impact, given that people could potentially get around it in the underground markets by simply trading the many firearms already in circulation?
|
|
If America wants to confront its gun violence problem, then, the research suggests it should look to reducing the number of guns in circulation — not putting more armed people in schools.
|
|
The incremental increase in currency in circulation, a component of the data, shows how much people are withdrawing every week and the amount of new money the RBI is supplying to banks.
|
|
That put the total value of all bitcoins in circulation — or the digital currency's "market cap", as it is known — at close to $20 billion, around the same size as Iceland's economy.
|
|
Its current levels put the total value of all bitcoins in circulation - the so-called "market cap" - close to $25 billion, putting its worth on a par with a large-cap company.
|
|
It added that the total number of Bank of England sterling-denominated notes in circulation had increased in recent years to 3.6 billion with a total value of £69 billion ($87 billion).
|
|
Campaigners say the SNB now provides only around 10 percent of the money in circulation, which includes notes and coins as well as the money it holds on sight for commercial banks.
|
|
The RBA did not immediately respond to questions on exactly how many of the new notes where in circulation and whether they would be withdrawn as a result of the spelling error.
|
|
National joint-stock lender China Merchants Bank , dubbed "the king of retail" in Chinese banking circles, launched its "Retail Finance 3.0" strategy last year, and credit cards in circulation surged 35 percent.
|
|
So, the art market is trying to gin up a bad painting (which looks terrible, admit it) and find someone to fork over millions for something the artist didn't want in circulation.
|
|
If you do the math, that works out to 34 hundreds in circulation for every man, woman, and child in the United States — even though a normal American rarely carries even one.
|
|
The decision to list the Kingdom and then suspend its designation is terrible for the credibility of the U.N., especially given that the report had been in circulation since at least April.
|
|
If the odds are stacked sufficiently in its favour it can do so fast and, within a few generations, become the only version of the gene in question that remains in circulation.
|
|
Mobile payments got a big boost in November 2016 when India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, abruptly announced the withdrawal of high-value banknotes, which made up 86% of the rupees in circulation.
|
|
There are roughly 2 trillion euros ($2.3 trillion) in circulation and held by banks, which would fill 954,588 briefcases, 298 removal vans or 195 hotels rooms, the Financial Times reported this month.
|
|
But keeping the word "deplorables" in circulation forces senior members of Trump's team onto a tough political spot when asked about people with extreme views who have voiced support for his campaign.
|
|
The finance ministry said it raised $218 billion worth of a Eurobond maturing in 2029 and $2.5 billion worth of a top-up Eurobond maturing in 2047 that is already in circulation.
|
|
Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month said 500 and 1,000 bank notes - worth a combined $503 billion and 86 percent of cash in circulation - would cease to be legal tender after Dec.
|
|
And it seems telling that the €500 note accounts for around 30% of euros in circulation, yet 56% of Europeans surveyed by the European Central Bank say they have never seen one.
|
|
The old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes - until now India's highest denomination bills worth $7.50 and $15 respectively - accounted for 86 percent of all cash in circulation, analysts at Citi have estimated.
|
|
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise decision last November to scrap high-value banknotes worth 86 percent of India's cash in circulation has hit consumer demand, disrupted supply chains and hurt capital investments.
|
|
There are about 47 million 1,000 franc notes in circulation, amounting to 10.5 percent of the number and 62 percent of the value of all banknotes in Switzerland, according to the SNB.
|
|
If she got a divorce, "the homecoming queen thus might be back in circulation at thirty-five or forty, and turn out to become a real social possibility for you," writes Dolan.
|
|
More broadly, voters will deliver a mid-term verdict on Modi and his nationalist party as India recovers from his boldest decision yet: to abolish 86 percent of the cash in circulation.
|
|
Wouldn't it be better to have some of that money in circulation now, to spur economic activity as well as to fulfill personal goals long held in check by the tax man?
|
|
It would be irresponsible to throw billions in taxpayer savings down the drain while dollar bills are still ending up in landfills after being in circulation for only a year or two.
|
|
But the most significant legislation aims to reduce the number of prescription opioids in circulation, increase access to addiction treatment and crack down on fentanyl coming into the U.S. through the mail.
|
|
Buybacks can provide a windfall to corporate executives and other investors because they tend to inflate the price of a stock by reducing the number of shares of that stock in circulation.
|
|
Riverhead, which had already reprinted the book earlier this year when word of mouth began to build, quickly ordered another 20,000 copies, bringing the total number of copies in circulation to 40,000.
|
|