Pasta is an essential comfort food to keep on hand.
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Just-in-case gifts you keep on hand but never use 83.
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They're great to keep on hand for sandwiches and hors d'oeuvre spreads.
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Clip-On Strainer Pasta is an essential comfort food to keep on hand.
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Retailers and wholesalers now have strict limits on what they can keep on hand.
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This is a terrific value and one to keep on hand for burger night.
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SLICED ALMONDS I consider these to be the most versatile nuts to keep on hand.
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For example, try to keep on hand brown-rice bread or one of those microwavable single-serving oatmeal containers.
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The credit agencies will provide you with a PIN number which you must keep on hand to unfreeze it.
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Front Burner Brooklyn Buttery makes flavored spreads, perfect to keep on hand for entertaining or to add zip to a dish.
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Our definition of pantry encompasses refrigerator, freezer and cupboard, so you can make entire meals with staples you keep on hand.
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For excess cash you need to keep on hand and safe, shopping is finally good for high-yield savings accounts and CDs.
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It's also arguably more trouble than just buying a separate Bluetooth speaker that I'd keep on hand as a portable music solution.
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If you have cash that you do not need to keep on hand, market dips are a good time to invest in stocks.
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With a price like that, it's a great excuse to snatch up a few to keep on hand for some last minute gifts.
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It was time to refill the supply we keep on hand for the two days a week that our granddaughter spends with us.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has banned the export of onions to neighboring countries and imposed limits on what retailers can keep on hand.
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Beans are the perfect unexpected protein to keep on hand if I'm making a salad, or even a quick batch of easy hummus.
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The Bank of England adopted this strategy Wednesday, allowing British banks to deploy capital they are required to keep on hand for emergencies.
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It said the drop was due to changes in "fiscal activity" and new assumptions of the cash it will need to keep on hand.
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Depending on your current income and obligations, you might need to keep on hand anywhere from three months' to two years' worth of expenses.
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Its Boy Brow gel, Super Bounce serum, and Haloscope highlighter are the sorts of staples you want to keep on hand at all times.
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Bernstein ship products they keep on hand directly to their customers, others operate entirely through their smartphones or laptops and never bother stocking merchandise.
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Hotel points can be good to keep on hand as well, particularly if you're saving points that are good for longer stays at budget hotels.
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It's worth mixing up a batch of fragrant, flavorful Sichuan-pepper salt, both for this recipe and to keep on hand for all-purpose seasoning.
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That's already been seen in the form of cuts to reserve requirement ratios for banks, which set the amount of funds they must keep on hand.
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It also can help fight violent crime and improve personal safety by reducing the amount of cash a person or business needs to keep on hand.
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If you're stranded, a cheap sleeping bag can help you stay more comfortable than those thin mylar emergency blankets — which you should keep on hand anyway.
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Directed by the Danish-Norwegian duo HochR, it draws on the song's slow grace without ignoring the optimism that the band keep on hand at all times.
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At these prices, you can buy several bottles at a time to keep on hand for when you need a reason to feel a little decadent mid-week.
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Ahead, the five ingredients these celeb cooks always keep on hand — and Mario Batali, if you're reading, we'd love an invite for a glass of bubbly at your place.
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Marotta's doctor has been giving her her insulin samples from the supply that endocrinology offices keep on hand for emergencies and to teach newly diagnosed patients how to dose themselves.
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This tapenade spread is composed of mostly jarred ingredients you can keep on hand in your pantry for any spur-of the moment entertaining situations you might find yourself in.
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The participants who weren't given opioids took a combination of ibuprofen and Tylenol — the non-addictive pain relievers that many of us keep on hand to treat menstrual cramps and headaches.
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From honey and cucumber to aloe vera and witch hazel, we've rounded up the best after-sun skin-care options you should keep on hand all summer long — just in case.
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The central bank will streamline how bank capital requirements are set, despite objections by a Fed governor who said the move would lower the amount of cash banks keep on hand.
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Only around 25% of middle-class households have enough savings to cover six months of expenses, the amount that financial advisers typically advise people to keep on hand in case of emergency.
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It could come in the form of an interest rate cut, or a cut in the reserve requirement ratio — which would lower the amount of money banks have to keep on hand.
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Because we like to make shopping lists as concise as possible, we're breaking down the fall 2018 trends in an easy A to Z guide to keep on hand during your next spree.
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It also exempts more banks from the Volcker Rule, which curbs their ability to make speculative bets with their own money, and reduces the amount of capital they need to keep on hand.
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And the more fuel supplied to customers, the more refined stock refineries, blenders and distributors need to keep on hand to deal with seasonal swings, maintenance and unexpected disruptions in the supply system.
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Hydro Flask 32-Ounce available at AmazonThe ergonomic comfort of a classic tall cup plus Hydro Flask's signature double-wall vacuum insulation make this a coffee or tea vessel they'll always keep on hand.
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One change would allow those banks to have lower requirements for capital reserves, the buffer that financial institutions are required to keep on hand to ensure they remain solvent if they run into trouble.
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These are things that you can keep on hand for that spontaneous Secret Santa thing you got invited to, or that person who got you a gift but, crap, you forgot to get them one.
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A can of tuna salad is not only cheap, it can be stored nearly indefinitely, making it the perfect pantry item to keep on hand for days when you have no idea what to make.
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Her two children, Walker Berning, 29, and Annie Berning, 24, both live in Manhattan but often come home on the weekends, cooking "elaborate meals with lot of ingredients I typically don't keep on hand," she said.
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The US government will purchase up to 1.13 million doses of a pair of Ebola vaccines and treatments to keep on hand in the event of another outbreak, the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority said yesterday.
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I have always tried to keep on hand enough cash to cover at least two years of expenses in case the public stops being interested in my work, while plowing the rest into low-cost index funds.
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Items I also don't need, but usually leave the store with, include books by the photographers Mario Testino, Peter Lindbergh and Dan Martensen, as well as a humourous birthday card or two (always good to keep on hand).
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This has been an exceptionally distracting week, so I've been looking for last-minute dishes with quick-cooking shortcuts like frozen puff pastry, boneless chicken breasts, and canned beans: ingredients that I tend to keep on hand anyway.
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In an announcement on Wednesday, the country's leaders stressed the need for improving financial support for businesses hit by the new coronavirus, including lowering the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) — the amount that banks need to keep on hand.
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When Dr. Mike Pellini, a physician and biotech investor, read the news about the spread of a virus that caused pneumonia-like symptoms, he decided to keep on hand a supply of an anti-malarial drug called chloroquine.
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In addition, regulators are allowing banks to gradually phase in the way the added reserves will cut into their regulatory capital, the portion of their assets they have to keep on hand to satisfy regulators that they're financially stable.
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And because we know there are tons of argan picks (and impostors!) to sort through, we culled everything from a hydrating bath soak to a frizz-fighting conditioner that you'll definitely want to keep on hand all year long.
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WASHINGTON — The United States Surgeon General, Dr. Jerome M. Adams, issued a national advisory Thursday urging more Americans to keep on hand and learn how to use the drug naloxone, which can save the lives of people overdosing on opioids.
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It seeks to raise the money banks have to keep on hand in case of emergencies, curb proprietary trading, reinstate reporting on systemic risks, create a corporate-crime division of the Justice Department, and reinvigorate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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It doesn't sound like they're asking Germans to become full-on preppers, but the plan's food and water requirements are a bit more intense than what the US government suggests Americans keep on hand in the event of a disaster. Ready.
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In 2013, President Obama signed into law a bill encouraging schools to keep on hand a supply of epinephrine — in particular, EpiPens, which automatically dispense the drug to counteract the effects of an acute allergic reaction with a quick stab to the thigh.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has estimated that two of the nation's biggest banks—JP Morgan and Citi—could reduce the amount of money they must keep on hand as a buffer against collapse by $21 billion and $8 billion, respectively.
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The new version also keeps in place a requirement that funds keep on hand a certain level of assets that can be converted into cash in three days, but leaves it to the funds' boards to decide how to rectify any dip below that threshold.
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Paycheck Amount: N/AGender Identity: Woman Monthly Expenses:Mortgage: $1,070Utilities: $485 (electricity, gas, and water)Internet: $3273 (for a package that includes international calls, TV, and broadband) Mobile phone: $25.80 for my normal phone + $11 in credit for my burner dumbphone, which I keep on hand for emergencies.
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We'd take the real cry over scripted reality TV any day, but if the inevitable happens and ABC producers organize yet another Brown-Weber showdown, these are the waterproof formulas we'd suggest she keep on hand — or pack in her suitcase should she actually move into the mansion.
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"The Complete Mediterranean Cookbook" from America's Test Kitchen briefly covers everything you need to know about the Mediterranean diet, including its history and benefits, the staple foods that make up the diet, its particular food pyramid, how to design a well-balanced meal, and pantry basics to keep on hand.
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The rewards are not so much the short ribs themselves, though they are flavorful and tender; the thrill of the dish is in the battery of little sides like stir-fried millet, spiced black beans and a hoisin sauce I wanted to take home to keep on hand for Chinese-food emergencies.
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We chose a wide array of manual toothbrushes, from the low-cost disposable brush you keep on hand for guests to the Cadillac-level manual toothbrush that the classic oral hygiene aficionado will appreciate to unique options, like charcoal-infused toothbrushes that might just help bring out your brightest, whitest smile ever.
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Broadly, Bonds of PIVOT thinks the network could be useful to distribute vital medications to regions that have depleted their stocks (which is all too common due to bureaucratic supply chain problems and unpaid pharmacists), or to detect crises or outbreaks that require a hit of medications it doesn't make sense to keep on hand long-term in a limited facility.
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Many supplies had to be purchased in this manner due to the inability of the Supply Section to keep on hand for issue everything required. This included the payment of all personnel for their duties with the Air Service. Balloon Supplies were furnished primarily with purchases from the French. The Radio and Photography shops maintained aircraft radio equipment and observation cameras.
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However, a common strategy is to try to reduce the level of safety stock to help keep inventory costs low once the product demand becomes more predictable. That can be extremely important for companies with a smaller financial cushion or those trying to run on lean manufacturing, which is aimed towards eliminating waste throughout the production process. The amount of safety stock that an organization chooses to keep on hand can dramatically affect its business. Too much safety stock can result in high holding costs of inventory.
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All government departments, publicly and collectively owned economic units, and social, political, military, and educational organizations were required to hold their financial balances as bank deposits. They were also instructed to keep on hand only enough cash to meet daily expenses; all major financial transactions were to be conducted through banks. Payment for goods and services exchanged by economic units was accomplished by debiting the account of the purchasing unit and crediting that of the selling unit by the appropriate amount. This practice effectively helped to minimize the need for currency.
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He was subsequently hired as a month-to-month contracted consultant by the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Logistics to study inventories and advise the military on which parts and supplies to keep on hand in what quantities.N.Y. Times News Service, Army Secretary Is Rehired After Arrest For Shoplifting, December 9, 1993 He completed his study and ended his contract in early 1994.New York Times, Official in Shoplifting Case To End Duties for Pentagon, January 22, 1994 Shannon later operated his own firm, Shannon Consulting Services.Rocks of the Year for 1987, The Rocks, Inc.
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All government departments, publicly and collectively owned economic units, and social, political, military, and educational organizations were required to hold their financial balances as bank deposits. They were also instructed to keep on hand only enough cash to meet daily expenses; all major financial transactions were to be conducted through banks. Payment for goods and services exchanged by economic units was accomplished by debiting the account of the purchasing unit and crediting that of the selling unit by the appropriate amount. This practice effectively helped to minimize the need for currency.
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He says that his mother set that policy and it is non-negotiable. The only task that Coombs does not handle himself is that of reporter, Saguache residents bring the news to him: "If you bring it, and it's not just absolute insanity, and you want to sign your name to it, then I'll generally print it" he says. Coombs must function as repairman as well; as old machines come up for sale he buys them to keep on hand for spare parts. Saguache is the Saguache County seat and the Crescent is the official newspaper of record for Saguache County.
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G.R. Renfrew & Co. when she wanted a new muff, nor > appointed them as her special furriers, unless she was satisfied that their > articles were the very best of the kind manufactured, and that she could not > do as well elsewhere. It is upon the knowledge of these facts that we > congratulate Messrs. G.R. Renfrew & Co., and feel a legitimate pride in the > success of our fellow citizens abroad. At home their success is exemplified > by the large number of awards made [by] their exhibits, and also by the > splendid stock which they always keep on hand in the mammoth establishment.
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Typically, a central bank can also influence banking activities by manipulating interest rates and setting reserve requirements (how much money banks must keep on hand instead of loaning out to borrowers). Interest rates, especially on federal funds (ultra- short-term loans between banks), are themselves influenced by open market operations. The monetary base has traditionally been considered high-powered because its increase will typically result in a much larger increase in the supply of demand deposits through banks' loan-making, a ratio called the money multiplier. However, for those that do not agree with the theory of the money multiplier, the monetary base can be thought of as high powered because of the fiscal multiplier instead.
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