Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak told reporters on Thursday that Transneft will compensate all parties for losses incurred from contaminated oil if they can prove they incurred damages.
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This instantly incurred the wrath of critics, particularly — surprise!
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However, a handful of states have community property laws, which require a surviving spouse to be responsible for any debt incurred during the marriage, whether the survivor incurred it personally or not.
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Such an approach could make it easier to meet EU rules that prohibit using a precautionary recapitalisation to offset losses already incurred or are likely to be incurred in the near future.
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The 1969 Woodstock festival incurred debts of about $1.4 million.
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The fund would compensate banks for losses incurred on conversion.
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They incurred me 2 overdraft fees in total of $175.
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VW has incurred $25 billion in costs over the scandal.
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The Italian state incurred large losses on its derivative positions.
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We expense substantially all research and development expenses as incurred.
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About 14,85033 of those cards incurred fees totaling about $400,000.
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It doesn't include direct medical costs that have been incurred.
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Seventeen targets incurred a direct hit in this concentrated bombardment.
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Mr. Russell's health had incurred significant setbacks in recent years.
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The first baby incurred hospital costs of close to $150,000.
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Iraqi forces have so far incurred a fraction of those casualties.
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After the financial crisis, many countries incurred debt denominated in dollars.
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And they've since incurred the wrath of their former conspiracy colleagues.
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The Company incurred costs, relating to the preparation of the IPO.
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About 190,000 of the accounts incurred fees and charges, Sloan said.
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Meanwhile, the tricky balancing act has incurred another, more personal cost.
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In Germany, it also incurred the vandalistic wrath of the Nazis.
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In 2015, it incurred another $1.1 billion after-tax impairment charge.
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That purchase would have incurred a one-off tax of $18.5m.
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KfW got the money back, but incurred costs of 25,000 euros.
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It was a reimbursement to a lawyer for an expense incurred.
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But the biggest challenge to readiness is injuries incurred during training.
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Assume cash is paid out in the same year as incurred.
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FERC. And what were the penalties the company incurred from FERC?
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But, Diaz incurred the full wrath of Lundvall and the NAC.
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The mistake incurred a one-out penalty in a narrow loss.
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TikTok's lax controls have also incurred the wrath of American regulators.
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Oh, and be mindful of the minibar, which incurred extra charges.
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Similar delays in transfer to a major trauma unit were incurred.
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It's also incurred increased overhead expenses and sales and marketing costs.
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Additional expenses incurred by students and parents during secondary education abound.
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Catastrophic injury incurred by either the Lakers or the Clippers. 2.
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Interglobe Aviation Ltd controlled Indigo Airlines, India's largest by market share, incurred a loss of 251 million rupees due to the closure of the Pakistani airspace, while Spicejet Ltd incurred losses of 307.3 million rupees, Puri said.
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"We feel highly confident that the losses that American Airlines have incurred won't be incurred by American shareholders, but will be borne by the Boeing shareholders," American CEO Doug Parker said on an earnings call in October.
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The lawsuit is light on details regarding the specific harm Williams incurred.
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These costs add up, and none are incurred by renters, Edelman says.
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This adjustment for $188 thousand reflects transaction costs incurred by the Company.
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Stratfor says the images show the damage incurred was likely not accidental.
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In addition, excess spread has been sufficient to cover any losses incurred.
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Confidence is thinned; missions are delayed; costs are incurred; competitors are emboldened.
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About 22010% of those injuries were incurred while the athlete was competing.
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Pruitt often incurred multiple times the costs his aides did for tickets.
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But it was the city's green spaces that incurred the greatest damage.
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Liabilities incurred up until the removal of the guarantee are also covered.
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Based on the distribution of provisional ballots, this burden wasn't incurred equally.
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What he didn't anticipate was the $250,4013 tax bill he just incurred.
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Instead, most of the losses were incurred by Equifax's shareholders, Cramer said.
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Deaths and injury incurred in a hopeless cause are not morally justifiable.
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Injuries, including those incurred by violence, accounted for 8.4% of all deaths.
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Excess spread has been more than sufficient to cover any losses incurred.
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He incurred the greatest charging foul in NBA history baptizing Marcin Gortat.
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The second eviction notice, in turn, incurred a second $553 delivery fee.
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The company said the costs would be incurred in 2018 and 2019.
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He incurred blood clots on the brain after a fall in October.
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Her views on immigration as a potentially divisive force also incurred criticism.
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Mr. Jones incurred two content violations from YouTube over the last year.
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Then the gum incurred a second overdraft for an additional $235 fee.
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These costs add up, and none are incurred by renters, Edelman says.
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That incurred a $180,000 tax bill, which he couldn't afford, he said.
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Last year, the company incurred an operational loss of about $1.38 billion.
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He has incurred economic loss and painfully has watched his family suffer.
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The caravan has incurred Trump's wrath ahead of Tuesday's U.S. congressional elections.
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In addition, the government compensates around 80% of the costs incurred from KORAIL's public-service-obligations, which accounts for 6.2% of the revenue, and all cost incurred from railroad maintenance work consigned by the Korea Rail Network Authority.
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IndiGo Airlines, India's largest by market share and controlled by Interglobe Aviation Ltd, incurred a loss of 251 million rupees due to the closure of the Pakistani airspace, while Spicejet Ltd incurred losses of 307.3 million rupees, Puri said.
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"BLM headquarters officials we interviewed told us that they did not have any information on actual costs incurred to reclaim orphaned wells and stated that BLM's data systems were not designed to track incurred reclamation costs," the auditors wrote.
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And the sales are necessary to pay the debts incurred to build them.
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A further $450m was incurred in maintenance costs, which will continue to grow.
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It also incurred higher food costs due to the rise in avocado prices.
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Musk said the move was aimed at reducing costs incurred by the scheme.
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The utility incurred about $9 billion in debt before declaring bankruptcy in July.
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These costs were incurred but not paid prior to the Acquisition Date. 4f.
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In the second quarter, it incurred an additional $48 million in rent expense.
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He remembers his shirts incurred a whopping 37.5% tariff if exported to America.
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The incurred cost will be used to recycle the old 90 kWh batteries.
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Chesapeake had incurred operating expenses of $3.51 billion in the year-earlier quarter.
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Another $3,431 in unpaid taxes were incurred in 2013, according to the lien.
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However, Fitch recognises that operating losses may be incurred during extreme cyclical contractions.
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The fight has also incurred significant fines, which led to today's financial block.
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The rand has clawed back some of the heavy loss incurred on Aug.
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The debt swapped was incurred to finance public-service projects done by JCDI.
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"It took 6 months before pricing accurately reflected the losses incurred," Cembalest said.
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As such, losses incurred by private equity firms are sometimes only on paper.
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Boston graduated in 2009 and incurred over $200,000 worth of loans and interest.
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Benefits of incremental clean energy additions will very likely outweigh the costs incurred.
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Four Seasons Education incurred a 5 percent loss on its first trading day.
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The company said in November it had already incurred $152 million in expenses.
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They are also requesting Burkina Faso pay expenses incurred during the arbitration process.
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They range from expenditures incurred during initial development through the end of operations.
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If that was incurred by muggy, swamp-butt-inducing weather, so be it.
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Spygate incurred massive fines for the organization — specifically, a $20193,000 fine for Belichick.
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Oil began to recoup some of the losses incurred after Trump's tariff announcement.
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In recent years, banks like JPMorgan Chase and HSBC have incurred such penalties.
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"This is a moving target since today more debt was incurred," she wrote.
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But few of those policies will cover losses incurred because of the outbreak.
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On an adjusted basis it incurred a loss of 4 cents per share.
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In this one, Democrats incurred a much bigger risk than any discernible return.
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It incurred a one-time charge this quarter due to new tax legislation.
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Global insurers incurred a total of $47.1 billion in losses from the Sept.
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These costs, however, are relatively modest compared to those incurred by medical students.
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That's all not counting expenses incurred by the contractors, like gas and vehicle maintenance.
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Many countries with wealth taxes added rules to exclude debts incurred buying exempt assets.
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Mexico Beach incurred gales of 155 mph, with some gusts topping about 175 mph.
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Between 1999 and 2009, Houston incurred just over $3 billion in insured losses alone.
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She is still working to pay off a $500 doctor's bill incurred years ago.
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He incurred relatively low campaign costs — just $57 million through the end of April.
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The utility had incurred about $9 billion in debt before declaring bankruptcy in July.
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By some estimates, it has incurred an additional $43 billion in unfunded pension obligations.
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Despite the physical toll that Emelianenko incurred, he's intent on subjecting himself to more.
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However, the lender said it had incurred extra costs in anti-money laundering efforts.
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We incurred a delay at the gate until our company manuals could be consulted.
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The charges incurred by those employees appear reasonably related to the Fyre Media business.
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"These higher costs are being incurred by consumers and payers alike," the report reads.
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As Democrats ponder the future and rehash the devastating loss we incurred on Nov.
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Finally, if the toothpaste is out of the tube and you've already incurred charges?
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The flight attendant is currently receiving physical therapy for injuries incurred by the assault.
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One firefighter incurred minor burns and another had an allergic reaction to a beesting.
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The field is likely to grow as pressure from costs incurred by litigation continues.
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Eleazer's get-out-of-debt plan started before he even incurred the $60,000 bill.
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Many heirs to the throne have incurred opprobrium on the ground of moral turpitude.
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The vendors and exhibitors, however, will be out whatever travel expenses they'd already incurred.
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Musically and lyrically, every track is thought through, with debts called in and incurred.
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The bill also reimburses state and local governments for costs they have already incurred.
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Expenses incurred during a bankruptcy take precedence over the ones from before the bankruptcy.
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Two separate incident reports noted eye injuries incurred while testing prototypes of some sort.
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"We are determined to get back all of the costs we incurred," he said.
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The guidance prompted me to include legal expenses I'd incurred to incorporate in 2016.
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Simultaneously, the republic incurred only 60% of budgeted expenditure, leading to an interim RUB3.9bn surplus.
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Beforehand, reporters speculated about whether he'd disclose the Cohen payment as a debt he'd incurred.
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U.S. law requires that presidents reimburse taxpayers for expenses incurred traveling on Air Force One.
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Several families of patients who incurred injuries said hospital officials lied about what actually happened.
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But that is to ignore a crucial point about the debt incurred: it comes cheap.
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He said the company had incurred more than $50 million in losses at Bukanga Lonzo.
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During his incarceration, Manson had incurred over 100 behavioral violations, reported the Los Angeles Times.
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And the debt incurred by tax cuts and spending sprees will eventually weigh on growth.
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It's not just hyperactivity or bad behavior or memory loss that's incurred on the body.
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The Justice Department said the state hasn't incurred any concrete injury to its propriety interest.
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However, RY's capital markets segment has not incurred a loss in the last 10 years.
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He has denied petitions over traffic tickets incurred after sentences were completed, the lawsuit said.
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The Australian main index incurred losses across all sectors besides utilities, which made negligible gains.
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Pemex calculated $815 million in exploration costs - known as the "carry" - incurred in Nobilis-Maximino.
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Excess cash generation will go toward reducing the debt incurred from acquisitions and spectrum purchases.
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This tax is normally incurred when selling property, stocks, or precious metals—not domestic currency.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS CUSTOMERS MUST PROVE THEY INCURRED LOSSES TO BE ELIGIBLE TO GET COMPENSATIONS
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Those are the costs of being a parent, not a debt incurred by a child.
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In this class-action lawsuit, ETF investors sued BlackRock for losses incurred during the Aug.
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But Goldman incurred $1.3 billion in total losses on its consumer-facing services, primarily Marcus.
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Ninety percent of life cycle costs are incurred during operations, after initial design and construction.
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These additional federal tax revenues could pay back another 25% of the initial debt incurred.
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So we are pleased that the settlement will address the financial harm that they've incurred.
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"I was surprised we incurred a cost overrun so early in the project," he said.
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Belgium's Civil List covers all expenditures directly incurred by King Philippe, set at roughly $13,801,830
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The company said it has incurred net losses every year since its incorporation in 2011.
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By dodging that mandate this week the Trump administration incurred the wrath of Capitol Hill.
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The arrangement relates to all COVID-19-related expenses incurred by hospitals since Jan 21.
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It incurred a $550 million fine from the Securities and Exchange Commission for its actions.
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Australia has incurred a moral debt to people it has traumatized over these four years.
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The package contains $27 million for reimbursement of costs incurred before Trump's inauguration in January.
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Subscription fees from Prime would help offset any shipping losses that Amazon incurred, he added.
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Lower classes incurred huge debts of gratitude that could never be repaid, functionally enslaving them.
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In some cases, customers discovered the fraudulent accounts only when they incurred fees on them.
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It's not clear when the travel took place, or when the other expenses were incurred.
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Casper incurred net losses of $92 million and $73 million in 2018 and 2017, respectively.
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The company has incurred $16 million in direct costs so far related to the breaches.
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The "Mad Money" host began with the losses incurred by the oil and gas industry.
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The Smotherses incurred the wrath of two presidents, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon.
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Whatever brain rot she incurred on that flight was totally worth the remarkably peaceful journey.
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"We are determined to get back all of the costs we incurred," Daniel Obajtek wrote.
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In 220006, caregivers incurred an average of $2202,2628 per year in out-of-pocket costs.
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China years ago canceled debt incurred by the Khmer Rouge regime, which it had supported.
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From his Banality series alone, Koons has incurred a total of five copyright infringement lawsuits.
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Most of our parents and grandparents incurred short-term costs and deprivations to help us.
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"Looking to where purchasers incurred the liability to take and pay for securities, and where sellers incurred the liability to deliver securities hews to Section 10(b)'s focus on transactions and Morrison's instruction that purchases and sales constitute transactions," the 9th Circuit held.
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But since the election, it is publicly traded companies that have often incurred the president's wrath.
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That would pay all the interest costs and repay the entire $1.4 trillion of debt incurred.
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The rouble-based MOEX Russian index shed 1.1 percent, as losses were incurred across most sectors.
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The actor is said to have incurred close to $1 million in legal fees, all told.
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Furthermore, the parents allegedly incurred injuries from the arrest, their arms bruised from the officers' treatment.
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"In terms of organizational damage that has been incurred, it probably will be irreparable," one said.
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It's also dealing with a lot of trauma incurred by the brutal reality that looks matter.
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India, Mexico, Canada and Germany have also all at different times incurred Trump's wrath over trade.
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Valor said shareholders participating in the case claimed to have incurred losses between 2010 and 2015.
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The "Brexit tax" would be a pure deadweight loss, a cost incurred with no economic benefit.
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The legal fees incurred by the creditors, led by BlackRock and Goldman Sachs, will soon mount.
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Now the event's founders, Ja Rule and Billy McFarland, have incurred a second class-action lawsuit.
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Collectively, they hold over $803 million in federal student debt incurred during their studies at Walden.
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The sum in dispute is already less than the accumulated costs incurred because of the shutdown.
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But in 8203 this backwater bank incurred the wrath and might of the world's financial hegemon.
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Jia is also under fire over debts incurred by LeEco, the failed tech conglomerate he founded.
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She also spoke about the cost she has incurred from her recent activism against sexual harassment.
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"A big chunk of the national debt was incurred because of the economic crisis," Bivens explains.
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I have sent them proof from my bank of the charges and fees that I incurred.
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Transneft said on Wednesday that claimants would have to prove they incurred damage from the contamination.
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It's also worth some pre-assessment of any damage incurred over the course of your lease.
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The lawsuit seeks damages, including for the costs New Mexico has incurred responding to the epidemic.
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It means that Medicaid covers medical bills incurred up to three months before a person enrolls.
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If Twitter loses, it would be liable for triple the damages incurred by the contractor's death.
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One-quarter of medical costs for Medicare recipients are incurred within the last year of life.
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A person with type 1 diabetes incurred annual insulin costs of $5,13, on average, in 2016.
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R.B.S. also incurred £630 million in costs last year related to the separation of the business.
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Most of its additional costs were incurred in America, Chief Financial Officer Chuck Stevens told reporters.
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Injuries that had been incurred on the battlefield, or during interrogation sessions, grew infected and gangrenous.
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Dish said it incurred a $22015 million expense related to a government auction of wireless airwaves.
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Banks incurred losses of around £50 billion ($66.6 billion) in two years in the latest test.
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Coca-Cola incurred a charge of $653 million related to refranchising its North America bottling operations.
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An even trickier question is how much debt you may have incurred on behalf of one.
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The grants reimbursed costs that were incurred between January 21 and September 30, the official said.
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A person with type 1 diabetes incurred annual insulin costs of $5,705, on average, in 22019.
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Competition has kept prices down in recent years, while incurred claims and expenses continue to rise.
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According to Awood Center, Amazon have also agreed to repay any towing fees workers have incurred.
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Crude oil began to recoup some of the heavy losses incurred after the salvo from Trump.
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This damage is incurred both within and outside the fence and across a range of livestock.
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Officials would not disclose the nature of any of the injuries, or how they were incurred.
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But, if I did that, I'd be making the losses I have incurred to date permanent.
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So there will be costs incurred and we will need to consider them one by one.
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Prescription drug plans pay some of the drug costs incurred by people in the coverage gap.
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Revenue from independent and assisted living couldn't compensate for the losses incurred by the nursing home.
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The cause was complications of a fall incurred during his daily walk, his son Jeffrey said.
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The collapse of Barings Bank was caused by colossal losses incurred by a single rogue trader.
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Wayne rapidly grew concerned that any debts incurred by the business would fall on him, personally.
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The bank said the CIB had incurred €43m of one-off "transformation" costs in the quarter.
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Midland sought payment of $1,879 in debt that Johnson had incurred more than a decade earlier.
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Ben-Artzi told me that bank executives had incurred a tiny penalty for a huge crime.
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Investigators indicated it was possible the marks could stem from bruising incurred during her body's retrieval.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rents divided by total interest incurred.
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Apache's agreement with Total included a $100 million upfront payment, and expenses incurred during the exploration.
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Mr. Trump, to some extent, has incurred expected and inevitable losses in advance of his presidency.
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The result: needless costs incurred by a confused business community and nothing that improves product safety.
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With some breeds, that grooming cost is incurred even if the owner isn't showing the dog.
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During the quarter, Hilton incurred an aggregate tax charge of $513 million related to corporate restructuring.
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Harvey has lacked a 'storm surge' thereby limiting its damage generation despite the deaths already incurred.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less recurring maintenance capital expenditures to total interest incurred.
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"You report expenses when they're incurred, not when they're billed, if it's over $220006," he said.
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Republicans say that this expansion will help offset costs incurred by the closing of other deductions.
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It is still not clear what, if any, penalties Amazon incurred for ending the partnership early.
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In TCF's case, customers who went over their balance incurred a $35 fee, according to the complaint.
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My wife and I are still trying to work down the debt we incurred from that move.
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Silver plans, which cover about 70% of healthcare costs incurred by patients, are the most popular options.
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The Americans incurred heavy losses at the Battle of Normandy as a direct result of German snipers.
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Experts say the number of vessels needed to police the seas and costs incurred would be prohibitive.
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Some couriers incurred massive debt and spent months recovering from injuries sustained while working for Uber Eats.
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The character that Navarro described as a "whimsical device and pen name" has now incurred Beijing's wrath.
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Nevertheless, with the council vote, the city promised to cover any financial shortfall incurred by the organizers.
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The sterling clawed back its losses incurred the day before, climbing back above 1.29 against the dollar.
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The rebels had incurred heavy casualties and weapons had been seized by the jihadists, the source said.
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It said it incurred $282.6 million in intangible asset impairment charges related to its pharmacy services segment.
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Under existing standards they make provisions only when losses are incurred, even if they see trouble coming.
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B's incurred as a result of the negative review, but the couple's lawyer said it's their right.
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Those states also have incurred costs of about $24.5 million in emergency response efforts and debris cleanup.
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We will recognize and include these expenses as part of our operating expenses as they are incurred.
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Both companies have been hit with numerous lawsuits related to injuries that riders claim to have incurred.
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A further $1.0 billion of restructuring charges are expected to be incurred in 2016, the group said.
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The party warned it was possible that some investors may not be compensated for any losses incurred.
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The government later incurred substantial losses when it paid insurance claims on those mortgages, the department said.
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As a result of the scheme, federal healthcare programs incurred millions of dollars in losses, prosecutors said.
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Last year, he told BET that he incurred millions in debt trying to become a fashion entrepreneur.
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Impairment expenses were A$202 million, halved from the A$427 million incurred in the previous year.
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The Japanese conglomerate faces billions of dollars in losses due to massive cost overruns incurred by Westinghouse.
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It also offers sports federations a financial contribution for costs they have incurred for the European Games.
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At end-1H16, the bank had incurred CHF346m restructuring charges out of an expected CHF443bn for 2016.
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The USPS has incurred "$65 billion of cumulative losses since the 2007-2009 recession," the document said.
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Political advertising mediums now cost a fraction of the costs previously incurred by mailings and tv ads.
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ALUMINIUM: Bosnia's sole aluminum smelter was shut down on Wednesday over a huge debt it had incurred.
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Berkshire said it incurred $1.95 billion of after-tax underwriting losses attributable to the hurricanes and earthquake.
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The House later voted to allow for members to appeal any fines incurred for violating the rule.
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A new policy approach to Glass-Steagall, however, could help mitigate the damages incurred by American consumers.
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About $7 million being paid by Barclays will go toward paying for expenses incurred during the investigation.
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Any violations incurred during that time period will not count toward a company's safety record, officials said.
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Keep in mind that expenses incurred from job hunting are no longer tax-deductible, effective this year.
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Apart from the president's travel, the Secret Service has also incurred expenses while protecting his adult children.
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It is still unable to estimate just how much economic losses would be incurred during this earthquake.
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With today's report, the company has reversed most of the losses the stock has incurred since January.
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ALUMINIUM: Bosnia's sole aluminium smelter was shut down on Wednesday over a huge debt it had incurred.
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Significantly, the number of negative points incurred for making hybrids will be less than for traditional vehicles.
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These tests provide an increased quality of care, while decreasing the costs incurred across the value-chain.
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Instead, it's likely his Capgras stemmed from a series of head injuries incurred when he was younger.
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Last year, the company incurred legal costs of $220 million to defend itself in lawsuits, hurting profits.
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But the banking industry has been left cautious over fines incurred for sanctions breaches in recent years.
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Others began painting as a therapeutic way to deal with invisible scars they incurred in the battlefield.
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A lesser-known consequence has been the debt incurred by poor families because of fines and fees.
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"I now see the benefits," Cooper said, adding that her team incurred no head injuries last season.
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To avoid that problem, Edelman suggests selling those investments that have incurred losses since you purchased them.
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You're not allowed to take the money and pay off debts you happen to know I've incurred.
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In the second quarter alone, the beverage maker incurred a charge of $29 million related to refranchising.
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Expenses incurred for a flight from the Gold Coast to Canberra, Australia's capital, will also be reviewed.
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It was referring to total debt incurred by the household, government, financial and non-financial corporate sectors.
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In other words, you can no longer deduct the interest incurred on everyday purchases from your taxes.
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An eighth person was hospitalized with a leg injury incurred while trying to escape, the police said.
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In some cases, money was diverted from legitimate accounts to phony ones, some of which incurred fees.
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"One of the rules is that expenses have to have been incurred to be reimbursable," she said.
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But Wayne rapidly grew concerned that any debts incurred by the business would personally fall on him.
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Japanese shares on Wednesday recouped some losses incurred in the previous session due to Apple's revenue warning.
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The smelter was shut down last July over debt incurred because of high electricity and alumina prices.
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In previous years, the army has incurred costs of around 32 million Swiss francs per annual meeting.
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We ended up with no incurred debt as a result of the rest of the trip either.
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Their tails incurred a few broken bones, which can heal, but lost blood flow often means amputation.
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Flint incurred the debt through four Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loans issued between 1999 and 85033.
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It is estimated that damages incurred by Poland during WWII total $640 billion in 2004 exchange values.
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The 26-year-old Mexican national has incurred significant medical expenses, according to his attorney, Katie Rosenfeld.
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Sometimes the U.S. distribution profit is not enough to cover group costs incurred in the United States.
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The City of Burns, closest to the refuge, incurred costs totaling $30,000 and neighboring Hines spent about $25,000.
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Cathay's financial profile is also much stronger with no debt likely to be incurred in the rating horizon.
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Namely, let's stop coveting big careers as the pinnacle of human fulfillment when the losses incurred are great.
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The probe incurred another $4 million in costs to Justice Department components not directly tied to the inquiry.
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Over 2018, the Chinese major incurred a net loss on its gas imports of nearly 25 billion yuan.
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And although Bostian incurred a leg injury and a head wound requiring staples, his overall health was good.
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The first: President Trump acknowledged repaying his lawyer Michael Cohen for "expenses incurred" by the Stormy Daniels payment.
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One of my father's schoolteachers incurred life-changing injuries after being caught in a bomb blast in Belfast.
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Some investors in Germany are suing the carmaker for losses they say they incurred because of the delay.
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Such logistical costs are among those the Anglo-Dutch company has incurred this year to prepare for Brexit.
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The Commissioner said Brussels was ready to consider costs incurred for refugees and the earthquake, the papers said.
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In addition to legal backlash, McAuliffe, a staunch ally of the Clintons, has incurred political backlash from Republicans.
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PROOF REQUIRED Transneft said on Wednesday that claimants would have to prove they incurred damage from the contamination.
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When a quick sale is sought—often caused by debt, death or divorce—big losses can be incurred.
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UBS has incurred 3.9 billion Swiss francs in costs since 2012 to cover legal fees and new regulations.
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Then Chuck's lawyer, Ira, asks if Axe will open his books to show the concrete damages he's incurred.
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Baker Hughes reported a smaller quarterly loss compared with a year earlier, when it incurred some restructuring charges.
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Much is still unknown about the scope of the attacks, including how much damage the Iranian systems incurred.
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The Prize Winner shall be solely responsible for any tax liability incurred in connection with the Prize. 14.
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The household credit data from the first quarter showed the bulk of the debt was incurred for housing.
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Indelpro did not list financial costs in incurred but said it is seeking damages in excess of $75,000.
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The sanctioning countries demanded Qatar pay them reparations for any damage or costs incurred due to Qatari policies.
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In a like way, losses incurred to vehicle fleets increasingly occur in conflict and other high-risk zones.
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For instance, while IFRS 9 requires recognition of expected losses, AAOIFI rules only permit recognition of incurred losses.
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One of the two men, Srinivas Kuchibhotla, died from injuries incurred during the attack, as reported by KCUR.
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The court also ruled that Mkhwebane should personally pay 7.5% of the legal fees incurred by both parties.
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She added that the TCU has in previous rulings exempted board members of responsibility for the losses incurred.
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The company also incurred penalties for failing to meet certain public-information-disclosure requirements and registration-rights penalties.
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He finished paying off $87,000 of student-loan debt he incurred after graduating in 2016 from Judson University.
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Love incurred the injury in a snowboarding accident in Idaho, Golf Channel said, and underwent surgery on Thursday.
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The penalty was incurred for a breach of the rules governing what can be said over the radio.
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While some modest manpower costs might be incurred, the TTSA proposal does not require new Defense Department funding.
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They were able to tell the difference between deformation done by earthquakes and that incurred through old age.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are still under government conservatorship, which means losses would be incurred by taxpayers.
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That sum was equivalent to the extra cost Pemex incurred in the purchase of Fertinal, the ministry added.
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PILT provides funds to counties to offset costs incurred for services provided to the users of public lands.
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The real question is if the company can undo the damage it has incurred in the public eye.
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The Trump administration has defended the short-term economic pain incurred by promising a better future for farmers.
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It reflects the fact that rising deficits (usually incurred due to war) should focus attention on the budget.
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The debt figure is largely attributed to borrowings incurred by private sector entities as well as government entities.
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After a complaint, White reimbursed a staffer for the cost of mileage incurred driving her to the Pentagon.
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No one can foresee precisely what course it will take or what costs or casualties will be incurred.
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This, says Mr Farquhar, can cut energy costs to about half of those incurred by existing vertical farms.
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He said the island needed another $8.4 billion for schools, without noting what damages the schools had incurred.
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Having wasted billions on buybacks, many of them incurred huge losses and required mass layoffs to avoid bankruptcy.
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In regard to restitution, I submit to the American government an invoice totaling fees incurred for medical treatment.
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American Express announced Thursday plans to suspend its share buyback program, citing additional charges incurred from tax reform.
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And even though hundreds attended the Balkan Beats Festival, Mr. Valkov's company incurred a loss on the event.
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It incurred A$80.6 million ($53 million) in operating expenses, compared with A$25.4 million a year ago.
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The city sued Smollett last April seeking to recover the costs incurred in investigating his hate-crime report.
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Hoping to recover some of the costs I had incurred from my very expensive son, I said yes.
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It's unclear from the finance reports if these expenses were incurred during his 2016 congressional campaign or after.
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These costs often aren't negotiated in a contract but are incurred as the city deploys resources as needed.
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The legislation also specifies that the funds are to be used for reimbursement of costs incurred before Sept.
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And ruined credit, incurred through thousands of dollars in credit card debt that a consumer didn't actually owe.
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In these states, marital assets — and debts incurred by either spouse during the marriage — are divided 50/50.
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His family has been raising money to help defray the medical expenses they incurred because of the injury.
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In May, its chairman said the company expected compensation for losses incurred over the grounding of the planes.
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Emails and other documents indicate that Abu Dhabi agreed to cover expenses Fordham incurred in relation to MIR.
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" Shaub said Thursday that "lower-level federal employees have incurred severe penalties for less serious Hatch Act violations.
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Trump and his deputies' delusions about their prowess in "opening" North Korea have incurred tremendous debts to reality.
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Though he incurred much criticism and not a few misogynistic jibes for his championing her, she was accepted.
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The heavyweight financials sub-index incurred heavy losses, ending 425.903% lower in its worst session since June 2425.90.
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Mr. Voinovich first incurred the displeasure of the authorities by supporting high-profile dissidents in the mid-1960s.
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That figure includes tips but doesn't account for expenses like insurance, gas and car depreciation incurred while working.
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The costs incurred by incorporating the SCC into utility decision-making do not count among those incremental costs.
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Ricky Barron says he incurred major expenses for two events that never took place at Prince's iconic Minnesota home.
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The spending report said these expenses would "have incurred for the investigations irrespective of the existence" of Mueller's probe.
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It also incurred a charge of $13 million, or 3 cents per diluted share, associated with Robb's separation agreement.
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On a fundamental basis, the Northman Trader is troubled by "record debt levels" that the global governments have incurred.
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If so, the NSA's research efforts could have indirectly contributed to some of the damage incurred on the hospitals.
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On Thursday, the city sent a letter to Smollett's attorney seeking $130,106.15 for overtime costs incurred during the investigation.
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Bangkok's stock exchange opened as usual, earning back some of the losses it had incurred earlier in the week.
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But he was early, and so incurred years of losses on the trade before his economic foresight paid off.
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The virus also reached servers for the Russian oil company Rosneft, although it's unclear how much damage was incurred.
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Eliza wants the child support retroactively and she wants Hizzoner to tack on hospital expenses she incurred during pregnancy.
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If you're a freelancer or consultant, you should look into deductions for expenses you incurred while on the job.
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The rand has however still not recouped all the losses incurred during a heavy sell-off triggered from Aug.
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Ortho-Clinical has incurred significant expenses in the last three years to find its footing as a standalone company.
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And TrustedID offers $1m-worth of insurance to compensate users for losses incurred as a result of identity theft.
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Dish said it incurred a $245 million expense related to a U.S Federal Communications Commission auction of wireless airwaves.
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However, Brook incurred some damage to his right eye in that round which ultimately told later in the fight.
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Ford Motor Co Ford said that in 22018 it incurred "headwinds" of about $224 million in tariff-related effects.
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Argues that the costs incurred from the new plan may increase the deficit at the same rate as Obamacare.
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His injury occurred only hours after another quarterback, Marcus Mariota of the Tennessee Titans, also incurred a fractured fibula.
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She incurred a two-shot penalty for the breach and another two-shot penalty for returning an incorrect scorecard.
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He inflicted crushing body checks and well-placed elbows or stick-ends on opponents who had incurred his ire.
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The Asia Pacific region incurred an EBIT loss of $119 million, which Ford blamed on its business in China.
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Raising the debt ceiling simply allows the U.S. government to make good on obligations that have already been incurred.
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The stressed rates reflect downtime and capital costs that would need to be incurred to re-tenant the space.
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Amazon will offer discounts for costs incurred to run the business on expenses like fuel, insurance and benefit programs.
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"Getinge cannot, at the current time, rule out that additional sanctions will be made or costs incurred," it said.
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Sports league lobbyists argue that costs incurred from monitoring betting activity would be offset by revenue from integrity fees.
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Tesla reported that it also incurred $67 million due to a combination of restructuring and other non-recurring charges.
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Tesla reported that it also incurred $2920 million due to a combination of restructuring and other non-recurring charges.
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The medical debt incurred by such costs has been linked to reduced access to care, creating a vicious cycle.
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Ronin did not handle customer business, CME said, so no clients incurred losses as a result of the liquidation.
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Ford Motor Co Ford said that in 20163 it incurred "headwinds" of about $22016 million in tariff-related effects.
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Trent Jackson wants Katherine to cover the expenses he incurred while defending himself against her claims of elder abuse.
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Police departments like the NYPD will be compensated for security costs incurred from protecting the president and his family.
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Earlier on Tuesday it reported a 7% fall in earnings and incurred writedown costs from exiting the CPG business.
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But it also incurred net losses of $71.1 million, $47.9 million and $195.6 million for those same years, respectively.
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Through our years of past carelessness we incurred a debt to nature, and now that debt is being called.
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Stocks rallied in response, retracing some of the losses they had incurred on Friday, when the trade spat escalated.
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Later, at the American Embassy in Brazil, Mr. Carlucci incurred the enmity of colleagues by overseeing large staff cuts.
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In community property states, marital assets — and debts incurred by either spouse during the marriage — are divided 50-50.
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The lawsuit seeks compensatory damages for the increased costs Ohio incurred for healthcare, criminal justice, social services and education.
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A one-shot penalty will be incurred for bad times, shown as a red card against the player's name.
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The agreement with Total included a $100 million upfront payment, and additional payments for expenses incurred during the exploration.
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It was during that trip that hundreds of dollars in charges were incurred at Tootsie, the local strip club.
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"A gearbox penalty will be incurred as a full new unit will be fitted for qualifying," a spokesman said.
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" Dr. Parvizi noted, "Half or more of the cost of total joint replacements is incurred in the postoperative period.
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If a resident incurred enough of those penalties, their payments and health insurance could be suspended for three months.
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In the reporting quarter, the company incurred a $842 million charge due to changes in the U.S. tax law.
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Johnson incurred the injury on Thursday playing for his German club team, Borussia Mönchengladbach, in a Europa League game.
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These banks incurred huge losses by making bad real estate loans and investing in mortgage-backed bonds that defaulted.
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The company said it incurred $5.4 million pre-tax restructuring charges for severance and related charges in the quarter.
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It wasn't that they didn't want to live — they were all simply upset at the costs their hospitalization incurred.
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The report noted that about three-fourths of the unprofitable plans had incurred losses in 2013, as well as 2014.
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With Doug and Randy at the helm of Deco, the lawsuit alleges the company business has incurred major financial losses.
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It is also demanding the "recovery of all ill-gotten gains and compensation for the damages incurred" under Lampert's leadership.
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That's in addition to the $414 cost that could be incurred by the earlier rounds of tariffs imposed during 4003.
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But the expense and trouble incurred integrating Nidera and Noble Agri sapped COFCO's ability and appetite for any subsequent deals.
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But they no doubt also incurred the wrath of their constituents, who wanted a real trial instead of a coverup.
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This adjustment for $1.282 million reflects deferred financing expenses incurred to obtain the senior credit facility of $20163 million. 4e.
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Therefore, all development expenditures relating to internally generated intangible assets in the first quarter of 2016 were expensed as incurred.
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The animated series itself incurred two animated DCOMs: Kim Possible: So the Drama and Kim Possible: A Stitch in Time.
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According to the arbitration complaint, Project Veritas and its operatives incurred more than $160,000 in legal fees without Gemini's assistance.
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He also pointed out that security costs for a Trump rally dwarf those incurred when other presidents came to town.
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New York&aposs film tax credit program offers subsidies to production companies for fees incurred while filming in the state.
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The move comes about a year after Discover started to automatically waive fees the first time a customer incurred one.
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That prospect got a boost with a dose of positive financial growth despite a loss incurred by one-off payments.
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Los Angeles banned these charges in 2009, but has continued to collect debts incurred before the ban went into effect.
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Chipotle incurred higher-than-expected fourth quarter expenses due to minimum wage increases and higher spending on advertising and promotions.
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But cost, shame, and trauma are incurred by an estimated 3,000 women who leave Ireland yearly to end a pregnancy.
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To the car's credit, the crash was much less severe and incurred way less damage than the t-boning incident.
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As Business Insider notes, more than 100 of those unpaid bills have been incurred since Jay-Z bought the service.
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The insurer said the impairment charge at year-end could be higher than the 39.3 million pounds incurred in 2016.
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Nationwide looked at other costs incurred by British office workers too, such as leaving presents, birthday cards, and charity sponsorships.
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Deutsche Bank warned that legal and restructuring charges it has incurred will contribute to a loss for the fourth quarter.
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Capela missed his fourth consecutive game on Monday with a small left fibula fracture incurred at Minnesota on Dec. 17.
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Cohen now says he has "incurred millions of dollars in unreimbursed attorneys' fees and costs" which continue to pile up.
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Cemex has said it would use the IPO proceeds to pay debts incurred during the acquisition of its operating subsidiaries.
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The incurred damage could amount to 1.1 billion euros, Defence Minister Hans Peter Doskozil told a news conference in Vienna.
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This provision is intended to relieve any financial penalty incurred by the nominee for complying with the government ethics laws.
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In a 2015 interview with BET, the controversial rapper said he incurred $16 million in debt from his fashion business.
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In the '90s, after the structure incurred damage from a storm, KFC and local officials talked about tearing it down.
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It previously said it would use the IPO proceeds to pay debts incurred during the acquisition of its operating subsidiaries.
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The Student Loan Repayment Act does not provide a bailout or exempt student loan borrowers from repaying their incurred debt.
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Brazil's real dipped 0.1 percent while stocks slid 1.1 percent, with losses incurred in each sector apart from consumer staples.
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Mr Clement crystallised the complaints by noting the "massive penalties" incurred by organisations who refuse to abide by the regulations.
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The bonds are required to cover potential damages incurred by Apple should the judgment be overturned or amended on appeal.
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Fitch said that the downgrading of Puerto Rico's credits contributed significantly to the par value of debt that incurred downgrades.
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John incurred torn ligaments in his pitching shoulder in the scuffle and was out for the rest of the season.
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He gave his standard stump speech, with no acknowledgement of the overwhelming loss he had incurred earlier in the evening.
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Refiners are currently making enough money from producing gasoline to cover the costs incurred in producing not-very profitable distillate.
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They speak to the human cost incurred when a plant shuts down: Fears of their parents being out of work.
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Paul incurred widespread backlash when a TMZ leaked a video that showed him using the "n-word" earlier this year.
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Sun said much of the debt was incurred to build expressways, and accumulation would slow as the road network matured.
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"Their thorough work spotlighted this egregious act and the consequences incurred for hunting illegally in Yellowstone National Park," Webster said.
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The NRA actively marketed 'Carry Guard,' a policy to reimburse members for legal costs incurred after firing a legal gun.
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The utility has incurred heavy losses and cut capital spending for this year to cope with loss of the dams.
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It will be the second consecutive game the rookie has missed following the concussion he incurred against the Houston Texans.
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For example, the federal government is ending a program that helped pay some of the largest claims incurred by insurers.
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Based on the bills incurred over Kobach-authored ordinances in Texas and Pennsylvania, Fremont established a $2 million defense fund.
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In interviews, several subjects told VICE that they incurred serious burdens as a result of shuffling up their life plans.
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The risk was that if the lander did move, it could have fallen on its antennas or incurred other damage.
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Mengelt claims to have to have incurred medical expenses due to severe and permanent emotional distress caused by Richardson's actions.
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O fourth-quarter earnings narrowly missed analysts' estimates, as the operator of the largest U.S. options exchange incurred higher costs.
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Meanwhile, being favored by fashion incurred a cost when Pop and Minimalism conquered the art world, in the early sixties.
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If you have incurred costs for prepaid packages that have not been used up, they will of course be reimbursed.
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"At the moment, significant short-term economic costs should be incurred if it helps with the medical emergency," he said.
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A new report details expenses incurred during the president's trip to his Trump Turnberry Resort in Scotland in July 2018.
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Borrowers incurred nearly $4 billion in additional interest charges that could have been avoided, the plaintiffs argued in legal filings.
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At this time, the HUNTER family bank account had a negative balance and incurred three insufficient funds fees (totaling $102).
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Her retirement funds took another blow when she incurred tax and penalties for withdrawing her remaining individual retirement account money.
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Its issuance is part of the government's efforts to raise funds due to huge debts incurred by the previous administration.
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Rather than minimizing the fire's impact, the company sought to prove the gravity of the event and the loss incurred.
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Meanwhile, there are persistent questions about how much debt has really been incurred by local governments and their corporate affiliates.
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Cal has pledged to subsidize more than half the $212 million in debt its athletic department incurred for facilities construction.
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She notes that she has used the money to pay people back for loans incurred after the trip to Marrakesh.
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The department has incurred an average loss of 80 percent on defaulted mortgages in recent years, according to government documents.
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Later that year, California sued the bank over the losses its pension funds had incurred in connection with those investments.
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His administration finalized a rule to require pharmaceutical companies to post drugs' list prices in TV commercials — which incurred lawsuits.
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Mr. Fuchs was drafted into the Army, became an infantryman, was shipped to Europe and incurred shrapnel wounds at Normandy.
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"Senate Republicans have not and are not using campaign funds to pay for expenses incurred during the boycott," Gillem said.
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The Stockholm incurred a gash in its bow, where crewmen were housed, and five Stockholm seamen died in the crash.
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The lender had previously incurred restructuring costs of about C$9.7 million after tax in the first half of 2017.
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The bottom line: both proposals aim to decrease the percentage of corporate tax incurred on the owners of large businesses.
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Bill the board for any repair costs incurred, as these expenses should be shouldered by the co-op, not you.
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FCC is defined as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rent and recurring maintenance capital expenditures-to-total interest incurred.
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But before they can get the permit, they must pay additional civil penalties, incurred alongside the fines for construction issues.
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Federal election law permits campaign committees to pay legal fees incurred as a result of activity related to the campaign.
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" Later Trump tweeted: "Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities.
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The airlines have already canceled thousands of flights and incurred significant costs related to storing and maintaining their grounded jets.
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According to prosecutors, Cohen presented Trump executives with bank records for several of the expenses he incurred on Trump's behalf.
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Add to this that Camus at 17 incurred tuberculosis, in those days incurable, and inducing even a later crippling relapse.
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It last made a profit in 2009, and since then incurred losses of $993 million through 2015, the minister said.
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Any fees or charges that may have been incurred as a result of this error will be taken care of.
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Don't train for any career where the median earnings are insufficient to service the debt you incurred to get there.
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Similarly, the City of McAllen, which has played a key role in supporting efforts, is preparing for the costs incurred.
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Al-Emadi said Qatar was happy with its investments, despite having incurred some losses from Solarworld and Deutsche Bank engagements.
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That spending was likely related to travel and overtime costs incurred by Forrest as he guarded Barry on the road.
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Just 15 minutes of fees from a tax attorney incurred in response to an audit would dwarf the $50 owed.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.) bemoaned the thousands of residents in their states trapped in cyclical debt incurred through payday loans.
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He tells Hyperallergic that Koons would have incurred far steeper fines if the case was litigated in the United States.
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His face was covered in dirt and the side of his head wrapped with bandages covering wounds incurred days earlier.
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Hyundai said its recent recall incurred costs of some 200 billion won, which were reflected in the first-quarter operating profit.
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Each of these deals limited Mr McPhee's choices in building his roster, and some of them incurred an even greater cost.
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"The pad clearly incurred damage, but the scope has yet to be fully determined," SpaceX said in a statement late Friday.
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Mediaworks has said the newspaper had incurred losses of more than $18 million since 2007 due to a fall in circulation.
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The film will focus on how humans can protect the world's environment and ecosystems and deal with the damage already incurred.
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Blast injuries like the ones people suffered in Brussels' Maelbeek subway station are much worse than those incurred in open air.
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According to court docs, Simmons has been ordered to cover attorney costs and any other court fees incurred by the Enquirer.
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The Justice Department spent another $20163 million investigating Russian meddling, costs that would have been incurred even if Mueller weren't appointed.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rents and recurring capital expenditures divided by total cash interest incurred.
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Those standards say that the cost of re-denominating mortgages has to be incurred immediately and cannot be spread over time.
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Macy's, for example, incurred a $5503 million charge in its fiscal fourth quarter related to store closures, severance, and other costs.
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That study estimated that 29 to 129 of the military's 1.4 million troops incurred medical costs related to their transgender status.
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Overall, the company actually saw its profit fall by $51 million, as it also incurred $104 million in hurricane-related expenses.
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The bulk of wildfire suppression and mitigation costs are incurred by the US Forest Service, regardless of who manages the land.
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That revenue would be sufficient to not only pay back the debt initially incurred with interest, but to also generate profit.
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According to the Associated Press, the vehicles owned by Prestige Limousine, of Gansevoort, New York, incurred 22 maintenance violations in 2018.
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Additionally the surgeon will pay the $4,817.90 in costs the Florida Department of Health incurred while investigating and prosecuting the case.
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The company incurred a net loss of $24 million, or 17 cents per share, in the first quarter ended March 31.
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The new rule, in place from the start of 2018, forces lenders to book expected, and no longer just incurred, losses.
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He opened the season on the disabled list with a concussion, incurred while playing for Canada in the World Baseball Classic.
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By some estimates of hours worked and expenses incurred, the flat-rate pay translated to hourly wages that fell under $193.
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Britam incurred a loss of 2.84 billion shillings on its financial assets from a gain of 4.1 billion shillings in 2014.
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Trump also pointed out that his predecessor, Barack Obama, incurred more debt "than any other president combined," which isn't quite accurate.
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However, only 500 monkeys had been captured by 2018, while the expenses incurred by the administration exceeded ₹18,600,000 (over $260,000 USD).
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That will make it even harder for Japan to put rates up and prune massive government debts incurred by stimulus efforts.
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All have been detained, with five receiving hospital treatment for minor injuries incurred while trying to flee the truck and agents.
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Brad Keselowski, who, like Truex, was already locked into the third round, incurred a pit-road speeding penalty during the caution.
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He estimates that human delivery costs account for up to 80 percent of expenses incurred by companies like Instacart and Postmates.
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The U.S. retailer exited the market in 2015 after less than two years of operation and incurred a $5.4 billion charge.
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The list also demands that Qatar pay reparations to the four countries for damages or costs incurred because of Qatari policies.
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Both her feet are heavily bandaged from shrapnel wounds incurred in a bombing which she said killed all her male relatives.
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Shadow banks have flourished in part because the traditional ones, battered by losses incurred during the financial slump, are under pressure.
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The new rules, known as IFRS 9, require banks to model credit loss risk based on expected rather than incurred losses.
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"The pad clearly incurred damage, but the scope has yet to be fully determined," said SpaceX in an update on Friday.
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She may have incurred the wrath of Slavers' Bay, but not without freeing thousands of slaves including the unconditionally loyal Unsullied.
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Through no fault of his own, Scalise has just incurred hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars in medical expenses.
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In 2015 it offered a lump sum to repay debt to Venezuela, which it had incurred buying oil at a discount.
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Thursday's expenditure report shows new costs of approximately $10 million that was incurred between October 133 and March of this year.
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The review will take into account the speed and scale of smart meter roll-out and costs incurred by energy suppliers.
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It last made a profit in 2009, and since then has incurred losses of $993 million through 2015, the minister said.
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And it was incurred to gain ground that Allied generals knew the Germans would be vacating days, or even hours, later.
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The survey also showed that 56 percent of shoppers last year incurred credit-card debt, up from 48 percent in 2015.
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The party is struggling to find a way offset nearly $4 trillion in additional revenue losses incurred by their proposed cuts.
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Blue Jays 24.20, Yankees 6 The Yankees' rickety chances of making a postseason run incurred two staggering body blows on Tuesday.
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Users also don't realize, planners say, that they can reimburse themselves from the account in the future for costs incurred today.
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With today's report, however, the company has reversed pretty much all of the losses it's incurred in the past 10 months.
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Lovell says the cost of testing and investigating is "minuscule" compared to the tangible and intangible costs incurred by the victim.
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At 19, he was sentenced to 11-23 months, with 8 years of probation that extended with each violation he incurred.
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Reuters could not determine how large a legal bill Trump has incurred to date from his lawyers on the Mueller investigation.
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The reason involves fallout from the #MeToo earthquake, both the positive changes it forced, and, lately, the pushback it has incurred.
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The Ferguson report showed high incarceration rates there, because residents often could not afford to pay the fines incurred from ticketing.
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Asked if he thought the heavy workload was related to the physical problems he later incurred, Gray said he didn't know.
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Much of that money goes to pay for the costs incurred as a result of the few bad drivers out there.
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He had a medical marijuana card to treat pain for ailments incurred over decades as a professional stuntman and active alcoholic.
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The Polish federation said the payment was necessary to recover training costs it had incurred for Shelton since the 2016 Olympics.
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Meanwhile, the fund incurred almost $2600 million in direct investment expenses in fiscal 1003, up 2100 percent from the previous year.
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Two other companies, C & L Taxi, and Town Taxi and Medical Transport, incurred lesser fines and were told to post fares.
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In many instances, there is a double profit incurred because the university has contracted out its residency program to private corporations.
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"Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities," Trump tweeted from Florida.
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He incurred the wrath of the dictator Augusto Pinochet, was exiled, and became an expert in how to heal traumatized countries.
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New rules from the administration support covering expenses incurred by generous living donors, including lost wages, child care, and elder care.
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Calendar-year underwriting results deteriorated largely as the result of increased losses at Alliance United along with higher incurred catastrophe losses.
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Some of the most lasting political damage Trump has incurred in his first months in office has stemmed from his tweets.
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"Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities," Trump tweeted from Florida.
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Edwards's daughter, Ann Cannon, said the cause was complications of a broken hip he incurred in a fall on Christmas Eve.
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On this day, the Hunter family bank account had a negative balance and incurred six separate insufficient funds fees (totaling $198).
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The company said on Monday it incurred a non-cash charge of $941 million relating to an impairment of OpenTable's goodwill.
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Hamilton incurred a five-second penalty for slow approach to the pit lane but ended up with his 107th career podium.
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The complaint seeks monetary damages for the millions of dollars in costs incurred annually as a result of the opioid crisis.
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But he persisted, exposing what he said was a practice of deleting penalty points incurred by drivers for minor traffic violations.
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She was given a 9-month suspended sentence and incurred more than $400 in fines and court costs, court records show.
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He estimated that the fund incurred $400 million in avoidable losses owing to underperformance and over $500 million in excessive expenses.
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A variety of medical expenses can count, ranging from co-pays and eyeglasses to travel costs incurred to receive medical care.
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Damages to national parks incurred from the shutdown are expected to cause long-lasting, even permanent, damage, according to National Geographic.
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She did this first in her dress, emphasizing her "outsider status" to distinguish herself from Americans, who incurred her ongoing hostility.
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Instead, those costs from the lost payments are ultimately incurred by the US taxpayers and Americans who aren't eligible for subsidies.
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Note how many items it mentions before it gets to technology R&D:Growth and new market development expenses are expensed as incurred and consist primarily of non-capitalized design, development, warehousing, logistics and real estate costs, expenses incurred researching and pursuing new markets, solutions and services, and other expenses related to the Company's growth and global expansion.
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He looked great, and I couldn't help thinking the foot injury was incurred during some other activity involving, you guessed it — shorts.
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The broadcaster also incurred 50 million euros in one-off charges related to the pay-TV accord that had not been forecast.
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Greenpeace is seeking to recover roughly $669,000 in legal fees it incurred defending a defamation lawsuit brought by a Canadian timber company.
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All of these were upfront costs incurred even before the first checks for tuition, room and board and other fees were written.
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The president admitted last week that he had been prescribed fentanyl to alleviate pain from spinal injuries incurred during a motorcycle accident.
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The company incurred a non-cash charge of $34 million, or 6 cents per diluted share, related to store and facility closures.
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However, the plan would be obliged to pay any claims you had incurred up until the time the coverage stopped, explained Pollitz.
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As a result, Afful was rushed to the local hospital where he underwent emergency surgery due to the significant blood loss incurred.
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Both companies have incurred large losses due in part to providing hefty incentives to lure both riders and drivers to their platforms.
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Mr Pompeo's wrath had been incurred after the release by Mr Assange's outfit of information about some of the CIA's surveillance tools.
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It rankles that America has incurred no penalty for policies—a big unfunded tax cut; protectionism—that would sink a poorer country.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rent adjustments divided by total cash interest incurred and preferred stock dividends.
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If you fail to notify us, you will remain responsible for all charges for any Service incurred in connection with such Vehicle.
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Additional costs incurred in using the alternate port and repairs of damaged equipment are being paid by insurance policies, the source added.
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And some travellers should receive additional compensation for other costs incurred, such as transfers to re-route those moved to other airlines.
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Grenfell plaintiffs can also claim expenses they incurred as the result of a death, such as the cost of a modest funeral.
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I didn't realize this was odd until I brought it up to other coupled adults — and incurred quite the line of questioning.
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The company incurred $79 million in expenses in Puerto Rico for Hurricane Maria recovery and additional incremental expenses related to tax planning.
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Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, incurred the unending wrath of the president by recusing himself from the investigation into Russia's election interference.
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"Of course, AMc should not have incurred (let alone sought reimbursement for) any expenses which it believed inappropriate," the NRA shot back.
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So if you're making $50,000, and you incurred $5,000 in unreimbursed employee expenses, you could take a $4,000 deduction for these expenses.
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Some were spending more money paying back debts incurred by former dictators than on the health and education of their own people.
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Participants alone are responsible for any injuries or other damages that are caused or incurred as a result of their behavior. 216.
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As we reported ... Rafael Linares claimed he suffered multiple injuries in the accident, incurred expenses for doctors and his ride was damaged.
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The company said it experienced higher cost because it incurred a $370.9 million impairment charge from its acquisition of Supervalu grocery stores.
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The company spent 38.3 million dirhams on marketing expenses and incurred operating expenses leading up to the opening of two theme parks.
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The automaker incurred a one-off charge of 4.37 billion rupees due to the closure of operations at its Thailand-based subsidiary.
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The well-known Dem has incurred the ire of many extreme right-wing groups, and has also been target of anti-Semites.
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Republican Commissioner Ajit Pai said that the order fails to cover the costs incurred by providers and violates the commission's legal authority.
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The company also said it incurred a pre-tax foreign exchange loss of C$10.1 million ($7.2 million) in the fourth quarter.
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The unscheduled gearbox change brought a further five-place drop, while the further change of power unit incurred another 25-place hit.
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He incurred the authorities' further wrath by quoting a "banned" black person, Winnie Mandela, when her husband Nelson was still in jail.
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Since inception the company has incurred $1 billion in charges including $13 million in restructuring charges and $290 million in implementation expenses.
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Over $125 billion dollars in damage was incurred, costing more than any prior natural disaster in U.S. history, except for Hurricane Katrina.
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The University of Delaware student told CBS she incurred the hefty fine on a $60 textbook she returned only four days late.
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New York-based Omnicom incurred a charge of $106.3 million in the reported quarter due to changes in the U.S. tax law.
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That fact alone, the financial cost incurred due to extreme weather — in the hundreds of billions last year—should startle fiscal conservatives.
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Meanwhile, most Americans think nothing of the exploitation, cruelty, and slaughter incurred on billions of other animals in the U.S. every year.
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She also offers to pay off any fines incurred on the elector of she were to vote for someone other than Trump.
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Twenty-First Century Fox has incurred $22019 million in costs from litigation related to alleged sexual harassment, according to a new report.
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Many took to social media to demand that British authorities foot the hefty bill for security costs incurred by the president's trip.
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When a beneficiary's drug expenditures exceeds an annual threshold ($2202,2628 in 28500), the federal government assumes 6900 percent of marginal costs incurred.
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The automaker also incurred a deferred tax expense of 1.85 billion rupees, more than four times the amount it spent last year.
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The NRA alleges in its claim that it has incurred tens of millions of dollars in damages because of the defendants' actions.
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These tax revenues over ten years could cover all related interest and repay just over 60% ($860 billion) of the debt incurred.
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The Office of the Auditor-General on Friday said it had scrutinized expenses incurred on the Hawaii trip and found nothing wrong.
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Enbridge, Canada's biggest pipeline operator, is raising funds to pay down debt incurred from the $28 billion Spectra acquisition, launched in 2016.
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Gadsby played before the big-money era, but he did find a way to earn some compensation from the scars he incurred.
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As Bixenspan notes, the rumored health insurance wasn't confirmed, but AEW will be covering costs for any injuries incurred at their events.
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The bank said it would issue refunds of nearly $1 million to the people, who had incurred fees related to the service.
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Under the old rule, there was no effective provisioning until there were very late repayments or even default that incurred actual losses.
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It's being taken out of their pocketbooks as the debt that will be incurred by the permanent tax cuts for the rich.
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That is, the bank now sees the market down another 15% on top of its 14% loss incurred over the last month.
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Employees will also receive reimbursements toward expenses for setting up home offices and reimbursements for additional daycare expenses incurred, the company said.
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All three indexes reversed the losses they incurred on Tuesday, when the Dow and the S&P ended three-day winning streaks.
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His wife, Joanne, said he underwent surgery for a brain hemorrhage incurred in a fall at the family home, in Waterford, Wis.
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"The exact incurred loss" to the businesses affected, the police report said, "is unknown at this time and is still being calculated."
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Of that amount, $1,000 will go to the school to pay off the $500 lunch debt and for any future debt incurred.
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The penalty point he incurred meant Zverev started the next game 15-0 ahead but the German lost focus and was broken.
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"Your agency may reimburse the expenses incurred for laundry, cleaning, and pressing of clothing as a miscellaneous travel expense," the agency wrote.
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But that number is still small compared with the imaginary profits the firm had promised investors and the real losses it incurred.
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The prime minister's office even suggested that the government might reimburse people for expenses incurred during their struggles to secure legal status.
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And the government should help American businesses defray the costs incurred from Iranian cyberattacks, especially those that stem from the current tensions.
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"Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities," he said in a tweet.
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J&J will also reimburse $5 million of the counties' legal and other expenses incurred in preparation for the trial, it added.
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"The fund was disbanded because it did not have any activity but just incurred operation and management costs," Moon said on Friday.
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Fitch defines fixed charge coverage as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rent and recurring maintenance capital expenditures to total interest incurred.
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T) plan to compensate customers for costs incurred from fuel efficiency-related issues, with Mitsubishi paying Nissan's portion of the expenses (s.nikkei.
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The document does state, however, that the funds cannot be used for legal fees incurred by Trump or his immediate family members.
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This estimate is based on projected ultimate all-time industry incurred losses of $22016 billion, and several potential future loss payment scenarios.
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CIB's underlying revenues in 2017 were flat from 2016, and down 3% excluding losses incurred in its principal finance business in 2016.
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He popularized low-cost index funds and, in the process, radically reduced the expenses incurred by millions of rank-and-file investors.
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But that won't kick in until the shutdown ends, leaving employees on the hook for major expenses incurred while funding talks continue.
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A key finding was that the direct economic costs incurred from within a blackout zone represent only a fraction of the total cost.
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"The cost associated with this is relatively immaterial and,once more, should not be compared with costs incurred by Volkswagen," read the note.
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But there are other expenses that would have been incurred to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election even if Mueller weren't appointed.
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"Relative to the costs that may be incurred from [doing distributions] badly," Douvos laments that LPs aren't paying more attention to the issue.
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"Where we have incurred in higher cost with tariffs, we can pass that through to end users," Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey Clarke said.
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Goffin incurred the unlikely injury during a match in Rotterdam when a ball bounced off his racket and struck him at high velocity.
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"Such liquidity support presents a far smaller risk that losses will be incurred, and is by definition temporary in nature," the ECB said.
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National Grid said its U.S. businesses incurred storm remediation costs of about 140 million pounds ($198.6 million), or about 3 pence per share.
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"From January 2018, any external research costs incurred for MiFID-impacted funds and client accounts will be paid for by BlackRock," it said.
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On March 24 Lanka IOC raised its prices because of losses incurred after the government's failure to implement a pricing formula for CPC.
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"The bad news is that fewer people will be helping to pay for really high medical bills" incurred by remaining customers, he said.
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For instance, retirees with balances that have been building over time can take tax-free withdrawals for qualified medical expenses incurred years earlier.
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So many of the industry's expenses - fuel, port fees, labour and repairs - were incurred overseas that Greece would never see all the cash.
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Payments were to compensate North Korea for direct expenses incurred such as fuel costs, disruption of agricultural planting, or equipment costs, he said.
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I take a shower and settle in to do some skincare to hopefully repair some of the damage the last week has incurred.
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In such cases debt incurred in the past shrinks steadily as a share of GDP without any new taxes needing to be levied.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating less straight-line rents and recurring capital expenditures, divided by total cash interest incurred and preferred dividends.
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The U.S.-South Korea deal, however, incurred the wrath of neighboring China, which called the Thaad deployment a threat to its national security.
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Details: According to a January 2018 court filing by the federal government, Moore reportedly has not paid $75,328 in taxes incurred in 2014.
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The decision points out that Amazon promoted apps as free but failed to inform parents about in-app charges that could be incurred.
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Aon's shares rose 4.4 percent in afternoon trading, recouping some of the losses incurred on Tuesday after news of the potential merger surfaced.
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The report's expenses "were incurred in anticipation of the June 2018 opening of the new Clubhouse," a note in the financial statement says.
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GE - NO IMPAIRMENT CHARGES WERE INCURRED RELATED TO 737 MAX AIRCRAFT AND RELATED BALANCES IN H1 2019, BELIEVE THESE ASSETS ARE FULLY RECOVERABLE
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"We initially hoped that this increase would be temporary, and therefore we have incurred these costs over the last six months," Frazis said.
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Simicska's media holdings, once highly profitable, incurred heavy losses after he fell out with Orban and his publications were deprived of government advertising.
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The Pentagon will do so to elevate the prestige of actions incurred under specific hostile conditions beyond being deployed to a combat zone.
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The company has some businesses operated on a partly commercial basis, which help make up for losses incurred by its public-service projects.
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Rome is still in talks with the European Commission over how to compensate retail bondholders from losses incurred due to the forced conversion.
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The mail, parcels and courier services company also said it incurred an impairment charge of 5.3 million pounds, related to its turnaround plan.
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TUI said on Tuesday that it had incurred costs of 22 million euros as a result of the disruption from workers' sick leave.
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Meanwhile, telecommunications giant SoftBank said annual profits increased by 250.41 percent on year but that it had incurred $003 billion in derivative losses.
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Ivory Coast was forced to cut farmgate prices sharply last season while Ghana incurred losses of at least 2 billion cedis ($410 million).
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Aleynikov has incurred more than $8 million in bills fighting the criminal charges, and is trying to force Goldman to cover some costs.
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It said APPL misrepresented the risks associated with buying stock, resulting in debt incurred by workers who came under pressure to buy shares.
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The smelter was disconnected from the power grid just after midnight over debts incurred because of high electricity and alumina prices, officials said.
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Meanwhile, America's Supreme Court agreed to hear Samsung's appeal against the penalties it has incurred for copying Apple's patented designs on the iPhone.
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Total, Exxon and Oil Search have agreed to shoulder the government's share of the costs incurred until a final investment decision is made.
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Property buyers are liable for environmental cleanup costs that the state incurred prior to their acquisition, a federal appeals court held on Friday.
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The mobile game's dedicated subreddit is also filling up with reports of personal injury incurred while exploring the real world for digital creatures.
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In fiscal 2017, the Trump administration incurred essentially zero additional regulatory costs and has promised to make even more progress in reducing burdens.
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But the 21625 tax increase was enough, roughly, to pay the interest on the increased debt that had been incurred in the meantime.
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GM incurred ignition switch-related costs of more than $2 billion and set aside billions more for other recalls in 2014 and 2015.
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Forty percent of Democratic respondents said big economic costs should be incurred, compared with 21625 percent of independents and Republicans saying the same.
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Cohen was paid between $220006,2202 and $2628,28500 from Trump through those payments, which also included money for "incidental expenses" incurred on Trump's behalf.
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This means an HMO typically will not cover or reimburse medical costs incurred outside its network except in an urgent or emergency situation.
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For example, large and unexpected losses incurred on a single fintech lending platform could lead to contagion across the sector, the FSB warned.
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Public outlays are also incurred through costs for policing, law enforcement and other public services in dealing with drug overdoses and addiction treatment.
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Right now America buys everything China makes, and China buys the American debt incurred for all the spending sprees on stuff from Guangzhou.
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They were to note each occurrence of a physical symptom or a gas smell and list all expenses incurred by relocation or illness.
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Scroll down to see some of the Western companies that have incurred China's wrath — and how they caved in to the Communist Party.
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In that notice, Nissan's lawyers said the state government's decision to not pay was "arbitrary", and Nissan has "incurred significant and increasing losses".
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Broadcom said it had incurred $143 million in restructuring charges, primarily employee termination costs, during the first two quarters of its fiscal 2018.
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The deal called for DLI to invest up to $6 million to fund costs incurred by Hilliard and Watts in the BP case.
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"We expect incremental equipment costs to be minimal, as much of the cost would be incurred in 4G network upgrades anyway," Sullivan said.
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Last week, BI urged businesses to bolster hedging of their foreign exchange liabilities to protect themselves from losses incurred from the rupiah's decline.
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The slasher may be motivated by a slight or trauma incurred years earlier, springing up to wreak his revenge on a significant anniversary.
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You may also be able to get reimbursed for mileage and tolls incurred for travel to and from doctor's appointments during the year.
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Those out-of-stock items meant United Natural Foods incurred a loss of $25 million that it otherwise would not have, he said.
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Revenue from the fleet rental business to UCAR is likely to shrink in 2017 and this segment has historically incurred lower operating expenses.
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Ford said the $180 million cost, which will be incurred by its North America business unit, will be taken in the second quarter.
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In 2Q16, USB incurred $110 million of litigation accruals related to regulatory and legal matters as well as a $40 million charitable contribution.
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Already, the United States has incurred costs of nearly $400 billion since 2015 in addressing weather and climate disasters, according to the report.
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Beyond K-12 public schools, crippling student loan debt incurred at US post-secondary institutions has dashed the ambitions of many American students.
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Jurek incurred a $500 fine and public outrage for opening champagne at the summit of Mount Katahdin in Maine during his record run.
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"LLR has incurred and is continuing to incur millions of dollars in defending itself against these third-party consumer claims," the lawsuit states.
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Mr. Ricci, whose group represents about 25,000 landlords, said the city should consider all costs incurred by landlords when looking at rent rates.
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The killer flees, guns are drawn, bullets fly and a casualty is incurred as Kreizler's driver, Cyrus, is struck down by the suspect.
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Alphabet said it also incurred a $9.9 billion charge for the repatriation of foreign earnings following the recent changes in the tax code.
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Deficits are apparently good only if they're incurred giving huge tax breaks to corporations, which use the money to buy back their stock.
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Not only did the Trump Organization repay those expenses, but it agreed to pay taxes Mr. Cohen might have incurred on the reimbursements.
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She got injured in the process of getting an auction together to sell some of her Hollywood memorabilia ... to neutralize debt she'd incurred.
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Rushing the goods to customers is so paramount that Mr. Purkayastha said he budgets $215,2000 every year for parking tickets incurred during deliveries.
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These agents will help players gauge their prospects; they will also be permitted to pay for certain expenses incurred during the recruitment process.
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Of those who incurred health care expenses over the past year, half say their bills were more expensive than they anticipated, Bankrate found.
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Simon Sloane, partner at law firm Fieldfisher, said postponement insurance could cover money already spent and additional costs incurred to rearrange the event.
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One Solomon Islands province has said it would not be responsible for repaying any debts incurred by the government, according to media reports.
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You focus on the quilt you're making, trying to fill in every square to minimize the loss of points incurred by empty squares.
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However, the bumper harvest failed to cheer farmers who have incurred huge losses this year from high production costs and low domestic prices.
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An Iowa man recently incurred a paltry $160 fine after losing control of his drone, which proceeded to cut up a baby's face.
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It may be an uphill slog for companies to again be able to deduct exploration costs in the same year they are incurred.
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Whatever political or personal costs the Daniels scandal presents, those costs have already been largely incurred through leaks and the "60 Minutes" interview.
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The campaign also said that it anticipates spending up to $28500 billion to offset fees incurred under the tax by the middle class.
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Nearly half of the almost $3.2 million spent by Trump since the end of June was incurred by a trip to Yuma, Ariz.
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"Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities," he tweeted on New Year's Eve.
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Some might think that is double dipping, but as long as the student incurred living expenses of at least that amount, it's not.
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These reports come just as the United States tourism industry seemed to have finally regained the losses incurred after the attacks of Sept.
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Alex Gerbi, a partner at the firm representing Kiev in the case, said Ukraine would argue that the debt was incurred under duress.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to reflect the estimated damages incurred by Poland and what repatriations have already been paid by Germany.
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As part of her vision for guaranteeing benefits that come closer to matching the costs often incurred by older Americans, Warren -- like Sen.
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Africa's biggest wireless phones group said on Tuesday the Nigerian Attorney General was seeking $2 billion in taxes incurred over the last decade.
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The second reason for including graduate and professional degrees is measuring the amount of debt incurred by students in postgraduate fields of study.
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According to a Coinbase spokesperson, the minimums are in place to ensure the fees incurred when sending money over the blockchain are covered.
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The Trump administration has also asked Congress for an additional $45.8 billion to cover "unanticipated" costs incurred by agencies responding to the crisis.
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"Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities," he wrote in a tweet Tuesday.
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"We were initially told we could use remaining funds from the previous grant year to cover expenses incurred now," Hansen said over email.
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This was in part because of a £19.53m fine that Rolls-Royce incurred to settle allegations that it had bribed officials in various countries.
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He incurred Trump's wrath, and while Trump has savaged Cruz and Jeb Bush during this campaign, he hasn't vilified Rubio to the same extent.
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But carmakers, such as Toyota and Fiat Chrysler, will now find it difficult to recoup from the company the costs that they have incurred.
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A sovereign-wealth fund in Abu Dhabi launched a lawsuit against Goldman Sachs for losses it incurred linked to the 1MDB scandal in Malaysia.
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The company said it incurred a charge of about 9 cents per share in the quarter, related to Robb's separation agreement and store closures.
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"The financial equilibrium of T2S depends largely upon all incurred costs being covered by the revenues generated over a predetermined period," the ECB said.
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The issuance of the 10-year bond is part of the government's efforts to raise funds amid huge debts incurred by the previous administration.
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Toshiba also recently announced plans to sell a part of its memory chip business to cover for costs incurred by the nuclear construction projects.
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Referee Jason Herzog had seen enough and waved off the fight—Aliakbari advances to the next round of the tournament having incurred zero damage.
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In investigating [Smollett's] false statements and false police report, the City incurred significant costs in order to provide services reasonably related to [Smollett's] conduct.
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Kennedy also incurred conservative outrage over his outspoken public opposition to a House bill imposing tough mandatory minimum prison terms for certain criminal offenses.
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In doing so, he avoided a loss of $117,000 that he otherwise would have incurred when the company's stock price dropped after the disclosure.
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It had incurred steep falls last week when signs from the bond market that in the past have pointed to recession damaged global markets.
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With Europe fragmented into lots of states, an intellectual who challenged received wisdom, and thus incurred the wrath of the authorities, could move elsewhere.
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PK, filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection after it was unable to service its $10.1 billion debt it incurred mostly for an expansion into Australia.
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In August, the judge warned her that she could face jail time for not paying expenses incurred for missed parenting times and attorney fees.
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Their GoFundMe asks for $123,000, to cover the additional expenses incurred for services provided after it was clear that Fyre Fest was not happening.
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Under Eddie Jones, the England rugby-union coach since 2015, the number of days lost to injuries incurred during skills training has risen fivefold.
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First, more states should emulate Alaska, Minnesota and Oregon, and start reinsurance programmes to pay the highest medical costs incurred on Obamacare's insurance exchanges.
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"Kathryn incurred a crushing debt, between medical bills and moving expenses, only to have to pack up, turn around and move back," they wrote.
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Typically, debt incurred before marriage does not legally pass onto spouses, so Welka recommends checking local laws before making decisions to postpone a wedding.
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Shooting Bird Box incurred "qualified expenditures" (which doesn't include huge swaths of budget like cast and director fees) in the ballpark of $20 million.
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South Korea's foray beyond the shadow of China will follow in the footsteps of Taiwan and Japan, both of whom have incurred Beijing's ire.
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The fixed-cost contract has incurred about $2.4 billion in cost over runs, including a $201 million after-tax charge Boeing announced on Wednesday.
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Ocado said the deal would be earnings neutral in the 2017-18 year, while additional capital expenditure of 15 million pounds would be incurred.
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In the year-ago quarter, Husky had incurred a C$105 million after-tax loss related to dispositions, property impairment and asset write-downs.
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AIG agreed to reimburse Cosby $675,000 for attorneys fees and costs he's already incurred, and it appears they will cover future costs as well.
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Some of the company's businesses are operated on a partly commercial basis, which helps make up for losses incurred by its public-service projects.
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FedEx said it lost revenue due to decreased volumes at TNT Express and incurred incremental costs from contingency plans and remediation of affected systems.
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" Why it matters: Many "are buried by debts incurred for credit cards, used cars, health care and sometimes, the college educations of their children.
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The Saudi company said it sought to recover the costs already incurred, legal fees, interest and other compensation to be awarded by the court.
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The "substantial financial loss" one of the memorabilia dealers incurred was also cited in 2013 as a factor that made Simpson's crime more serious.
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In a separate case, another organization filed a case against the opposition, seeking to hold them liable for losses incurred because of their demonstrations.
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"The SDF have incurred casualties as they have met some stiffening resistance from ISIS as they move closer into the city center," Dillon said.
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Wednesday's lawsuit seeks details about Kraninger's work at the Office of Management and Budget, including travel, pay and expenses she incurred in her work.
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The city of Chicago sued Smollett earlier this month, seeking three times the damages it said it incurred in the investigation of the incident.
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Since he initiated his position in mid-2015, Icahn is likely to have incurred roughly $200 million in paper losses on his expanding investment.
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Aside from the expenses incurred from these efforts, Coke was further dragged down in the first quarter by weakness at its Latin American operations.
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Under a lawsuit filed against companies in the Dutch group, federal prosecutors calculated losses incurred by Petrobras under the scheme amounted to $303 million.
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Gawker, a muckraking online publication that was forced into bankruptcy after it incurred crippling legal costs, was sold to Univision, a Spanish-language network.
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Relating to the gorgeous, dignified Beyoncé would have been too much pressure; relating to lost, scrambling Hannah would have incurred too much self-effacement.
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"He has incurred nearly a million dollars in legal fees," said Engels, who added that Stone will likely have to spend much more afterward.
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Many foreign companies have incurred its wrath for things like listing Taiwan as a separate country, or backing anti-government protesters in Hong Kong.
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And according to research by Sanford C. Bernstein, the investment management company, 65 percent of the cost of Burberry's goods is incurred in euros.
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In September, the state passed a bill allowing utilities to pass on to customers some of the costs incurred from liabilities related to wildfires.
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"It's our like our generation's milestone: to get rid of the debt we incurred to go to school and try to get good jobs."
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The company spent 38.3 million dirhams on marketing expenses and incurred operating expenses leading up to the opening of two theme parks Oct. 31.
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While serving in France in January 1945, Conner was hospitalized for a hip wound, one of many injuries he incurred since his 1941 enlistment.
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"We have incurred significant losses since inception, including in the United States and other major markets," the documents state, spelling out Uber's investment risks.
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In April, the city of Chicago filed a lawsuit seeking three times the damages it said it incurred in the investigation of the incident.
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That would, in turn, leave Shkreli, and by extension Merrill, in the position of having to cover any losses incurred from such a position.
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However, Shell said it would have incurred a charge to earnings of $2.0 to 2.5 billion, on the basis of its third-quarter statements.
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Gray was not secured by a seatbelt in the police van and an autopsy showed he died from a neck injury incurred during transport.
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Lloyds also agreed to pay 18 million pounds in compensation to mortgage customers who incurred fees after they fell behind with their mortgage payments.
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R&D expenses are deductible in the year incurred, for example, while spending on equipment and structures is deducted over many years through depreciation.
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Like most people he knows, he is working off a perpetual debt incurred by money borrowed at extortionate rates for food, fuel and equipment.
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The artist still incurred a $3,700 fine, however, for the data she generated from a 3D scan of her own genitals. Ctrl+Alt+Del.
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In addition, Walker mentioned that the company incurred higher than expected costs related to the company-wide meeting in Seattle, held during last quarter.
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In a concession, Lampert agreed to assume tax and vendor bills Sears has incurred since filing for bankruptcy protection in October, the sources said.
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Whereas CAC measures the variable expenses attributable to acquiring customers, overhead measures the company's fixed expenses incurred irrespective of the number of customers acquired.
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Disclosure may also lead to damaging revelations if he omitted other liabilities from any past financial disclosure reports or incurred new ones since June.
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So far, Wells Fargo has settled with regulators for $185 million in fines, plus restitution to customers who incurred fees on the sham accounts.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, Eugen Bleuler, credited with coining the term "schizophrenia," took a view somewhat similar to Meyer's and incurred the wrath of Freud.
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Ri blamed Cho during the meeting for having incurred a "grave situation" that led to the North's last-minute cancellation of last month's talks.
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The article describes it as being painted shortly after she fell off a horse and incurred a scar that is visible in the painting.
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"The revenue earned by banks has been too small to cover the losses incurred in the past 10 years," Müller was quoted as saying.
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In 2014, a conservative commentator, Derryn Hinch, spent 50 nights in prison after failing to pay a fine incurred for breaching a suppression order.
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For the series he looked at the costs incurred all along the food chain, from the farm to the transportation system to the supermarket.
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Amazon — The online retail giant rose 5% on Tuesday as the broader stock market recovered about half of its historic losses incurred on Monday.
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However, there are differences in what costs may be incurred by patients depending on the type of their plan, its coverage and insurance carrier.
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Altogether, the cancellation of major tech events has incurred over $1 billion in direct economic losses, according to estimates from PredictHQ cited by Recode.
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More than 230,000 children younger than 15 months were treated in emergency rooms for injuries incurred while using infant walkers from 1990 to 2014.
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As a result, the site has incurred Duterte's wrath and been targeted by his loyalists; Ressa has been forced to increase her personal security.
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" President Donald Trump warned Tuesday evening that "Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities.
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The New York-based custodian bank said it incurred provisions for credit losses of $7 million due to the bankruptcy of a California utility.
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The provision would prohibit airlines from imposing ancillary fees that the DOT deems unreasonable or disproportionate to the actual costs incurred by air carriers.
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Lloyds also agreed to pay 2017 million pounds in compensation to mortgage customers who incurred fees after they fell behind with their mortgage payments.
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And, roughly nine-in-10 organizations that experienced a software supply chain attack incurred some kind of financial cost or impact as a result.
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Merkel's plan appeared mostly in line with her conservative base, which opposes making German taxpayers liable for debt incurred by other euro zone states.
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Here are some questions and answers about payment fraud: What if I tried to pay a bill using the account scheme and incurred fees?
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Many families have not been reimbursed yet for any expenses they have incurred, because legally the city requires them to file a claim first.
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Putting aside the amount MGM would pay if the ruling went against it, the legal fees and reputational damage incurred would have been significant.
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The National Basketball Association incurred China's ire when Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey tweeted in support of the Hong Kong protesters this month.
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Friends had set up a GoFundMe web page, raising $5,343 to help defray the significant costs she incurred as a result of the ban.
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The legislative intent of the fee is to recover the costs incurred by the government, including the SEC, for supervising and regulating the markets.
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Apple says it doesn't charge automakers a fee to use CarPlay, but there are costs incurred in integrating it with the car infotainment system.
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Additionally, one of the benefits of a 401(k) loan is that the interest incurred is paid back to the participant taking the loan.
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Some scholars predict that the additional stress incurred by living apart from a parent is only marginally impactful, above and beyond the existing disadvantages.
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Earlier this month, House lawmakers passed legislation to ensure that Secret Service agents are paid for overtime work incurred past the agency's spending limit.
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Some insurers have refused to pay, which can leave patients like Moreno threatened with ruinously high bills they had no idea they had incurred.
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Keep in mind: It has been almost nine years since the Citigroup investors incurred their losses when the municipal bond strategy collapsed in 22001.
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For this, she incurred criticism from an array of left-leaning reformers, including Democratic state senators, the A.C.L.U. and San Francisco's elected public defender.
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He incurred only 212 penalty minutes as a Ranger and appeared six times among the top five in balloting for the Lady Byng award.
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The projected $40 billion annual tab, incurred by the Defense Department and the Department of Energy, pays for upkeep on America's 4,000 atomic warheads.
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With an aggressive fund-raising schedule and several major donor gatherings, Mr. Bush and the super PAC, Right to Rise, incurred a proportional parking tab.
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She also agreed to pay $13,250 to the city of Duluth, Ga., to help pay for the overtime costs the city incurred searching for her.
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The 30-year-old Morris recovered from a fractured foot incurred during spring training to make five appearances between Class A San Jose and Sacramento.
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He's outpacing Barack Obama, who took 83 days to get to his third chief and incurred ridicule from Trump in a tweet has aged horribly.
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The company will also forgive all outstanding unpaid early termination fees and related late fees that Massachusetts consumers incurred between January 2015 and March 2016.
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In July, Singapore said it would seek to recover over S$250 million ($182.44 million) in costs incurred to date should Malaysia cancel the project.
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The company filed for bankruptcy protection after it incurred billions of dollars of cost overruns at four nuclear reactors under construction in the U.S. Southeast.
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You committed yourself to a $150,000 home, purchased land, a new Cadillac, a new fence, a new bus, antique furniture [and incurred] interior decorating charges.
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Broadcom will divest Brocade's internet protocol (IP) networking business and apply net proceeds to repay a portion of anticipated debt incurred to fund the transaction.
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Providing compensation is important also for whistleblowers who have to leave their companies, particularly when those employees have incurred costs or losses of their own.
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Besides those, are there any other efforts outside of your own personal finances to pay for your legal fees or any of the costs incurred?
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Tuesday's filing is part of GE's effort to address liabilities incurred through many years of expansion under prior management, while improving profitability and cash flow.
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Those numbers—incurred, during Milwaukee's lost season, like damages in a flood—are the reaffirming pinch demanded when a dream, long forgotten, suddenly comes true.
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He confers with the other doctor, Varlotta, then leaves to fill out an athletic commission form, an "accident report," about injuries incurred entirely by design.
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Wall Street shares have now recouped all the losses incurred after Trump unveiled a plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium late on Thursday.
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The report stated that the privately operated facilities incurred more safety and security incidents per-capita than their public counterparts, including higher rates of assault.
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Because of the NYPD's actions, the lawsuits allege that both men incurred legal fees, lost earnings or endorsements, suffered emotional, physical, reputation and economic harm.
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While his devoutly Catholic mother retained some control over him, his antics incurred a cruel punishment: kneeling on marbly mung beans with his arms outstretched.
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Dao lost two front teeth in the scuffle, incurred a concussion and broke his nose, according to his lawyer, and will likely sue the airline.
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Capcom couldn't have squeezed both Revelations games onto a single 32GB Switch card, but even if it could have, it would have incurred a cost.
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States and locals are expected to pick up the maintenance and operations tab, which is where most project costs are incurred over a project's lifecycle.
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The sale could fetch around $800 million and help Canada's biggest energy company pay down debt incurred by recent acquisitions, the people said this week.
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The federal judge's decision asserts that Amazon received several complaints from customers about in-app purchases that they were unaware of, mostly incurred by children.
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BOSNIA ALUMINIUM: Bosnia's sole aluminium smelter Aluminij will file for bankruptcy after closing on Wednesday over debts incurred because of high electricity and alumina prices.
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The plaintiffs seek to recover the losses incurred when Facebook's stock tanked this week, which cost the company nearly 10 percent of its market value.
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The rejection of the Copyright Directive will be a relief to US tech giants, who would have incurred serious costs to adapt to the ruling.
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There's a further ask to have a system that addresses osseointegration surgery for prosthetics fitting — a sad necessity for many serious injuries incurred during combat.
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The lost income and financial damage incurred as a result was several hundred thousand Swiss Francs (1 CHF = 1.01 USD), which will never be reimbursed.
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They drive their own vehicles, pay out of pocket for incurred costs like vehicle wear and gas, and are not entitled to benefits like healthcare.
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The watchdog said that, with immediate effect, payments for "refused" services, such as when a cheque bounces, should be in line with actual costs incurred.
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Less immediately visible but equally consequential are the long-term trade-offs incurred when our military lacks sufficient resources to prepare for longer-term challenges.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA including recurring JV distributions from operations less recurring capital improvements divided by cash interest incurred and preferred distributions.
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This should include a complete accounting of when the debt was incurred, how it has accumulated over the years and if it was legally issued.
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The states have said that total losses they incurred in their HSH investment would range from 10.8 billion to a maximum of 14 billion euros.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 and STOXX 600 indexes were both up by 0.6 percent, rebounding from losses of a similar scale incurred on Monday.
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However, profitability is likely to come under pressure from additional incurred but not reported (IBNR) reserves that the sector will need to book by 2019.
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"The SDF have incurred casualties as they have met some stiffening resistance from ISIS as they move closer into the city center," US Army Col.
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This sort of knowledge could be handy in a manufacturing facility, where robots could significantly cut down the costs incurred by maintaining a human workforce.
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The suit is a civil rather than criminal charge, but if found guilty, Twitter would be liable for triple the damages incurred by Fields' death.
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Despite the crushing debt incurred by most Millennials, they sure know how to make their voices heard as consumers, and the food industry is listening.
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Congress and the administration can discuss future spending cuts, but it was "absolutely critical" to preserve U.S. creditworthiness by paying debts already incurred, he said.
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CVR, which has also incurred huge costs from RIN purchases, had deferred most of its 2016 RIN obligation into this year, betting prices would fall.
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These investment expenses, however, came in lower than what the company expected, and it anticipates those expenses to now be incurred during the fourth quarter.
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The third reason given by Spencer was the Feres doctrine, a policy by which military members cannot sue the government for injuries incurred during service.
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And the moral horror thereby incurred is intolerable to a liberal democracy that does not want to have millions of men under permanent penal restraint.
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Under today's practice, the debt incurred to pay for the pen may take as long as 30 years to pay back — with interest of course.
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One person has been confirmed dead in the town of Rockport, Texas, which incurred heavy damages from the Category 4 storm, USA Today reported Saturday.
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The bank booked some of the costs it incurred from a recent settlement with America's housing finance agency for mis-selling risky mortgage-backed securities.
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That means you will only have to shoulder $1,200 of the costs and insurance will cover the remaining $320 — and any additional costs incurred thereafter.
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Researchers also lacked data on costs covered by private health insurance or indirect costs such as lost wages or reduced productivity incurred by individual patients.
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Trump officially acknowledged for the first time on his financial disclosure Wednesday that he paid Cohen more than $100,000 for expenses he "incurred" in 2016.
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Even with the higher revenues, Theal said, state budgets are still being squeezed by increased Medicaid expenses and debts and liabilities incurred during the recession.
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Dean International incurred eight enforcement actions over the 11-year time frame, resulting in three administrative actions and one fine of $15,000, FAA records show.
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The losses were incurred even as oil prices remained relatively steady during January-February, which also saw record low volatility levels, undercutting many hedge funds.
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Additionally, four out of 63 millennials — Varo's target group — have incurred at least one overdraft fee in the last year, according to findings from Varo.
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It also seeks compensation for financial losses fraternity members say they incurred when they were forced to move their event to another, less popular location.
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Extend your maturity beyond intermediate, however, and the additional expected return that you gain seems wholly inadequate compared with the amount of extra risk incurred.
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Charles seems to feel that the injuries he has incurred while pursuing their relationship are grave enough that the monarchy will always owe him one.
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The total cost associated with the recall is about $270 million and will be incurred mainly by the company's North American unit, the company said.
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In addition to recovering any damages incurred by Yoo's actions, Lehmann Maupin hopes to prevent her from gaining any unfair competitive advantage in the industry.
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Sprint also said it incurred $209 million in costs related to job cuts, a move which dented per-share earnings by five cents per share.
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This will give euro zone countries some breathing space as they tackle unprecedented levels of public debt incurred through the series of recent debt crises.
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Some families would opt for supplemental insurance, like that now purchased by many Medicare beneficiaries, to cover costs incurred before universal catastrophic coverage kicked in.
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Twitter's temporary suspension of McGowan earlier in the week, which it said was due to McGowan tweeting of a private phone number, incurred fierce backlash.
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On Friday, Japanese prosecutors added a new allegation: that Mr. Ghosn shifted more than $16 million in personal losses incurred a decade ago to Nissan.
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After Ramsey's stint with Syracuse, he went to the semipro Eastern League but incurred a severe knee injury in his third season with the circuit.
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