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The threats of defections have left members making, well, wish lists.

From orthodontists to surgeons, most doctors are making well over six figures.

Khloé Kardashian's Good American may be best known for making, well, good jeans.

So a year and a half later, I found myself making well into the six figures.

She moved to Denver in 247 and started making well over the $2000,23 she had before.

But in certain metro areas, making well above that, even nearly twice as much, is pretty common.

The game began at near lightning speed, with both players making well-tested moves with little deliberation.

Lochte says he went from making "well over $1 million" a year to earning $353,000 from a single sponsor.

Taking his experience into private practice, he was making well into six figures at a high-profile Washington law firm.

Even before the pledge, McKeon noted, Morgan Lewis was making well-being a more central focus of the organization's culture.

The thriving crustaceans have created a kind of nautical gold rush, with some young lobstermen making well into six figures a year.

"From what I knew, many Geniuses who had been there since the store opened its doors were making well over $40 an hour."

Chelsea Handler: Gotta Go, an app for making well-timed excuses to leave, launched Saturday alongside the first installment of Handler's new Netflix documentary.

He said it was possible the officer was making well-intentioned conversation, but he declined to answer given the context of the extra screening.

He thinks the city should focus the vast majority of future development on affordable housing limited to people making well below the city's median income.

Think of Erdem Moralioglu or Roksanda Illincic, who have been making well-behaved clothes cut to sensible lengths for over a decade, to great acclaim.

I mean, we are all uploading our most private information into Facebook every day, and they're making ... Well, that's because we're waiting to sue Mark Zuckerberg.

He has replaced Tom Moyane, who as head of the South African Revenue Service (SARS), allegedly tried to stop staff from making well-connected criminals pay tax.

In today's Gilded Age — when chief executives are making well over 300 times what the typical worker brings home in pay — the idea is getting new life.

Making well-fitting dentures must have been hard back then, too, so you could maybe assume that the dentists wanted a lot of tooth options to choose from.

Nest, at least, has been making well-received smart camera for years, which could give Google a leg up on competitors with a more questionable record on privacy.

Now that other parts of the world are suffering, China is making well-publicized efforts to offer help, sending teams to Iran and Italy to deliver supplies and offer advice.

During the preview period, this number was $0.30 per million; I guess that means Event Grid was making well less than $100 per week by the end of the preview period.

VC-funded to cockroach/money making: Well-funded pioneers began to exit the market last year, with 3.03 potentially seeing a major shakeout of companies that aren't at least breaking even.

Despite the drastic career change, Feldman, 38, hasn't had to sacrifice his comfortable lifestyle; now, he's making well over $100,000 a year, enough to support his family of four in Boise, Idaho.

Ronito Eresari, 42, a farmer in the village, said the river had been muddied with nickel laterite, making well water undrinkable and killing the freshwater mollusks that villagers once collected from the banks.

Priscilla Almodovar is CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, a national nonprofit that aims to improve communities by making well-designed homes affordable and connected to opportunity across the US.This is an opinion column.

Your Name is almost certainly going to be in the top 30 grossing films of 2017 (again, by US release date), while making well over 60 percent of its gross in Japan alone.

People talk a lot of shit about this period of time, but hey: those guys were fucking masters of making well-rounded pop music that felt like a full meal rather than just sides.

And according to Uber's own numbers and numbers compiled by Buzzfeed based on leaked internal Uber documents, many Uber drivers are making well below the $15 per hour that Fight for 15 is pushing for.

They were looking for a quiet spot with few neighbors and good waterfront access — to dispose of the bodies of customers who had gotten in the way of their making, well, a killing in the market.

Free Throw is a repetition training session for making, well, free throws; you stand at the free throw line and lob the ball into the net, while the app tracks how many shots you made and missed.

But two administrations have already failed to anticipate Syrian chemical weapons use and Russian escalations, he added, suggesting that American policy makers may not understand Syrian or Russian decision-making well enough to anticipate how they read American strikes.

The embattled office company announced last week it was outsourcing about 1,000 US and Canadian cleaning staff to the real-estate giant JLL, a cost-saving move that was in the making well before its ill-fated initial public offering.

Less than six years after quitting his accounting job in Minneapolis to flip purchases full-time, his business now employs 10 people and is making well into the six figures in profits per year on revenue that he says nearly reached $6 million in 2018.

And in case we needed further proof that Francis is good at making, well, friends: If the tune sounds familiar, it's because Chance the Rapper sampled it on his perfect track "Summer Friends," a song that's already making me wistful now that it's September.

The founder of one startup that considered pursuing HomeKit approval for a device that helps control home temperatures said the company picked a factory with 40,000 employees that was making well known "Star Wars" toys, but it couldn't use that factory for HomeKit products.

But Defa, who has been making well-received short films for more than a decade, doesn't quite rise to the demands of the feature format, stringing together a few short-film-scale stories that don't seem to really speak to one another, much less pay off.

City officials compared the adopted proposals to those in other cities, noting that New York's plan went further by including mandatory creation of below-market rental units that are permanent and reach residents making well under the area median income of $86,300 for a family of four.

And there was a weird undercurrent throughout the draw ceremony about whether or not there was any shady business going on—draw host Gary Lineker basically kept making, 'well, let's hope no one swapped the teams out' jokes, which was not such a subtle way of acknowledging that we were in the epicenter of the centrifugal corruption forces of both Russia and FIFA combined.

If Ryan Lochte could go back and offer his younger self a piece of advice, he'd start with "a big slap across the head," the 2000-year-old tells CNBC Make It. The American swimmer, who was making "well over $1 million" in the prime of his career, lost nearly all of his earnings, he tells Alex Rodrgiuez on a 2019 episode of CNBC's "Back in the Game," in which Rodriguez helps athletes bounce back after damaging their reputations and finances.

51% of newspaper readers only read the newspaper in its print form, making well-placed ads valuable.

He rode in the 2015 Vuelta a España where he won the mountains classification, by making well-timed breakaways in order to gain points for the classification.

The following morning, after the surrender, the Japanese ordered that all these bodies should be cremated just outside the hall. Other soldiers who had died in the defence of Stanley were burned with those killed in the massacre, making well over 100 altogether.

Decision making? Well that's tough given that options before you are equally luring. That's near to impossible for a guy, Aravind Krishna (Sree Vishnu) is a guy affected to Borderline personality disorder a fickle-minded person since childhood who gets confused when faced with regular options. The kind that could answer everything on a theoretical paper but returns the objective paper blank.

The town grew with great speed. In 1870, Opatówek lost its municipal rights as a result of the suppression after the January Uprising and because of the economical decay. In the end of the 19th century a Wooden Toys Factory was established in Opatowek, whose products won numerous prizes at European expositions. The profit-making, well organised property yielded a big profit to the next owners.

Minchington, Industrial South Wales; p113 After 31 years in the business he sold out to Baldwin Ltd in 1921 making well over £100,000.Gregory P Marchildon, Mergers and Acquisitions; Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 1991 p96 He went on to develop interests in the insurance industry, becoming a director of the London and Scottish Assurance Corporation and he was sometime chairman of the Welsh Insurance Corporation.

In 1994, Sigursteinn was awarded Icelandic Player of the Year, the third ÍA player in succession to win the accolade after Luka Kostic and Sigurður Jónsson. That year, he was offered a chance to turn professional by moving to Swedish outfit Örgryte IS, but he declined and went on to stay with ÍA until the end of the 1998 season, making well over 160 appearances in all competitions for the club.

Buildings and new roads spread throughout the area and the new residents' spiritual needs were soon served by a Primitive Methodist Chapel, erected in 1856 at a cost of £106 and capable of seating 120 persons. Sholing was ideal territory for the predominantly working-class dissenting Primitive Methodists at this time, with its high proportion of labourers. The main local industries were brick making, well digging (with everybody either owning or sharing a well), and strawberry growing.

Though made in the mid-1980s, Bburago's Camargue today is a rather rare find. While vehicles in the kit ranges used the same castings as their contemporaries in the fully assembled ranges, the kits often depicted different versions, usually in racing or rally style. BBurago kits were notorious for featuring waterslide transfers which never adhered properly to the models, making well built examples of the kits rare. Clearcoat could be sprayed over the unassembled model to "seal" the decals "in".

Terence Pashley (born 11 October 1956) is an English former professional footballer. He played for Burnley, Blackpool and Bury in the 1970s and 1980s, making well over 400 Football League appearances for the three clubs. His position was as a defender, specifically a left full-back. He now works as a coach for Burnley, with the club confirming on 16 October 2012 that he has taken on the role of caretaker manager (following the departure of Eddie Howe to Bournemouth).

Rowntree Mackintosh Confectionery was a British confectionery company formed by the merger of Rowntree's and John Mackintosh Co.. The company was famous for making well-known brands of chocolate, including Kit Kat, Aero and Quality Street. The company was purchased by Nestlé in 1988, which rebranded many products under its own brand. Rowntree Mackintosh Confectionery also owned John Mackintosh Co.'s former headquarters and factory. The Halifax-based factory is still used today, located next to Halifax railway station for the production of Quality Street and more.

Though sheep's milk may be drunk in fresh form, today it is used predominantly in cheese and yogurt making. Well-known cheeses made from sheep milk include the Feta of Bulgaria and Greece, Roquefort of France, Manchego from Spain, the Pecorino Romano (the Italian word for sheep is pecore) and Ricotta of Italy. Yogurts, especially some forms of strained yogurt, may also be made from sheep milk.p. 343 Many of these products are now often made with cow's milk, especially when produced outside their country of origin.

At Suffolk, Nelson launched the Law Practice Technology and Innovation Institute, a law technology academic concentration and programs designed to provide access to legal services for people experiencing economic hardship. Nelson visited Havana during the Cuban thaw, becoming the first American law school dean to do so since the Cuban Revolution, and facilitating discussions which enabled a class of Suffolk University Law School students to attend a course in Cuba.Matt Rocheleau, "Suffolk students making well-timed visit to Cuba", The Boston Globe (January 17, 2015), p. B1, B4.

Alcohol effects on both of these metabolic pathways obstructs the brain from making memories, making well thought out decisions, and controlling impulses after a long term use. Collaborative Study on Genetics of Alcoholism (COGA) identified alcohol dependence on chromosome 4p, where SNP genotyping, measurement of genetic variation, found GABRA2's association with alcoholism within European and African ancestries. Most of these findings were strongly associated with early alcohol use and along with drug dependence. Besides these findings, COGA investigators identified GABRA2 associated with impulsiveness and found other phenotypes affected by alcohol such as EEG-β.

Shadow chancellor, John McDonell, and Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, attended - with both making well received speeches in support of the book. His work has been translated into Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, Korean, Croatian, Indonesian, Czech, Turkish, Swedish and Italian. Recent or current projects include: an unusual illustrated version of the Chinese classic 'Tao Te Ching' and 'The Garden' with new British publisher Liminal 11. Wilson is a regular guest at comic book festivals, schools and colleges where he gives talks and workshops about comics and alternative manga.

Even when Ian Atkins replaced Wright after only six-months, he could not find a place in the team, and was released the following summer. At this point he joined Forest Green Rovers, where he remained until May 2006 making well over 100 appearances and having a spell as captain. He was released on a free transfer before linking up with the Grecians once again. He was largely used as a backup during his time at Exeter, which ended after he turned down a new one- year contract offered to him in 2008 and decided to concentrate on his physiotherapy degree.

Despite these early successes, the newspaper faced the same challenge as its elder contemporaries in making well-curated content pay on the World Wide Web while maintaining a traditional print presence, costly by comparison. The last edition of the newspaper appeared in 2005 under its associated Staying in Wales masthead with a new "Insight" magazine supplement featuring The Countryside–Y Cefn Gwlad while This Week went into hibernation for an indefinite period of time. The newspaper's founders went their separate ways: Steven Potter leaving Wales for London in 1995 to set up LondonTown.com; Terry Jackson remaining in Wales to develop the beta Wales.

79-80 The dwarves' characteristics of being dispossessed of their homeland in Erebor, and living among other groups whilst retaining their own culture, are derived from the medieval image of Jews,Owen Dudley Edwards, British Children's Fiction in the Second World War(2008) Edinburgh University Press, whilst their warlike nature stems from accounts in the Hebrew Bible. Medieval views of Jews also saw them as having a propensity for making well-crafted and beautiful things, a trait shared with Norse dwarves. Poetic Edda, translated by Henry Adams Bellows. The Dwarf calendar invented for The Hobbit reflects the Jewish calendar in beginning in late autumn.

Davies was born in Cefn Mawr and played for Rhosymedre St John's and Druids before joining Stoke in 1903. He played 7 matches in 1903–04 at outside left scoring three goals but then left Stoke in March 1904 for Wellington Town and then Swindon Town before returning to the Victoria Ground in December 1905. He played 26 matches for Stoke in 1906–07 which saw him occupy the full back position but was not very successful as Stoke suffered relegation from the First Division. He then joined Northampton Town where he would go on to enjoy a 12-year spell making well over 320 appearances for the "Cobblers".

The two happened to meet while Leach was giving a workshop in the United States, and he agreed to take on Temple as an apprentice in 1960. While at St. Ives, Temple worked closely with Leach, not only talking about the aesthetic of pots, but also developing a line of standard ware they produced and sold. Temple’s time spent at St. Ives was equivalent to a graduate school education, and he left St. Ives with a philosophy of making well-crafted work as a production potter. Upon Temple’s return to the United States in 1962, he settled in Lambertville, New Jersey and began turning out his own line of standard ware.

This agency's role is to advise the government on matters relating to the immigration and integration of ethnic minorities. In 1996–97 she acted as Commissioner with the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, an independent administrative tribunal, responsible for making well-reasoned decisions on the status of persons seeking refugee status in Canada, in accordance with the law. While holding that position, she was recruited to the Liberal Party of Canada and ran for the House of Commons of Canada as candidate for the Quebec riding of Laval East in 1993, but lost to Maud Debien. In 1997, Folco won the Federal Liberal nomination for the riding of Laval West.

The Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, who oversees agencies such as the CBSA, is responsible for administrating the Act as it relates to examinations at ports of entry (POEs); enforcement, including arrests, detentions, removals, and policy establishment; and inadmissibility on the grounds of security, organized criminality, or violation of international rights (incl. human rights). The Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, who oversees the IRCC, is responsible for governing the Act overall. The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) is an independent administrative tribunal that is responsible for making well-reasoned decisions of immigration and refugee matters, efficiently, fairly, and in accordance with the law.

The opening scene of each episode showed "Mavis", now brought to life as a parodic character, arriving at Sydney airport to be greeted by the waiting press; the irony was that although the show was called The Mavis Bramston Show, this was the only scene in which she appeared. Noeline Brown (1964–1966) played the eponymous Mavis in the pilot and the first five shows. She was succeeded by Maggie Dence, who became the "face" of the series; she regularly featured in press articles and on magazine covers and was widely employed by the show's sponsor, Ampol, making well- attended promotional appearances all over the country.

However, there is no profit-sharing as in a business partnership. Individual barristers keep the fees they earn, beyond what they have to pay towards professional expenses. The Bar remains a highly individualistic profession, and earnings vary widely – from some newly qualified (usually criminal) juniors who are lucky to earn £25,000 per year to the top Queen's Counsel (QCs or 'silks' as they are known, from their silk gowns) making well in excess of £1 million a year (with a handful of tax and commercial QCs reported to earn more than £2 million a year).Thom Dyke, Although not all barristers practise from the Inns (for reasons such as the limited amount of space available), the majority still practise from chambers.

One way to encourage well owners not to abandon or orphan wells and to make sure wells are safely abandoned is to use well bonds. These are bonds paid by well operators to a surety company and are held by an obligee (state or federal entity) until the well has been satisfactorily plugged and the land surface restored. A significant challenge of making well bonds an effective policy tool is to set their price to a point that does not make market entry prohibitively expensive, but also does not incentivize well operators to forfeit the bond instead of undertaking the abandonment requirements specified in local law. Another way to encourage well owners not to abandon or orphan wells is to retrofit oil and gas wells to produce geothermal energy.

A study published in 2019 investigated the competency of emergency obstetric care among health providers and found it lower than average. By 2030, if Nigeria is to reduce maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100, 000 live births (SDG goal 3 – target 1), all hands must be on deck to achieve it. People can start by promoting and protecting their own health and the health of those around them, by making well-informed choices, practicing safe sex and attending antenatal care in government approved health centres. There should be more awareness in communities about the importance of good health, healthy lifestyles as well as people’s right to quality health care services, especially for the most vulnerable such as women and children. Government, local leaders and other decision makers should be held accountable to their commitments to improve people’s access to health and health care.

Under Jiang Zemin, private entrepreneurs were allowed to become party members. According to the CCP constitution, a member, in short, must follow orders, be disciplined, uphold unity, serve the Party and the people, and promote the socialist way of life. Members enjoy the privilege of attending Party meetings, reading relevant Party documents, receiving Party education, participating in Party discussions through the Party's newspapers and journals, making suggestions and proposal, making "well-grounded criticism of any Party organization or member at Party meetings" (even of the central party leadership), voting and standing for election, and of opposing and criticizing Party resolutions ("provided that they resolutely carry out the resolution or policy while it is in force"); and they have the ability "to put forward any request, appeal, or complaint to higher Party organizations, even up to the Central Committee, and ask the organizations concerned for a responsible reply." No party organization, including the CCP central leadership, can deprive a member of these rights.

Health Care - Zakat Foundation and its partners support community health and nutrition education initiatives using local resources. For example, in the Hazaribagh slum of Dhaka, Bangladesh, the ZF clinic has been operating since 2009, offering medical consultations, immunizations, preventative health advice and medication at a cost of $0.12 (USD) per patient. To address the overwhelming need for doctors and health care in Kenya, ZF mobile clinics open throughout the country for a few weeks at a time, making well visits, immunizations, simple medical treatment and doctor referrals accessible to more than 2,700 people every year. In Palestine, ZF has provided $2.7 million in medical aid since 2015, in Mali ZF sponsored six medical facilities with essential supplies, and in 2015 ZF also offered - through sponsored clinics - medical benefits to over 8,000 individuals. Ramadan – During Ramadan in 2015 ZF served 600,000+ beneficiaries in over 35 countries with fresh, hot iftar meals for disadvantaged communities.

Artisan-style workshop manufacture was no longer appropriate to large-scale auto-production, and at Sochaux Peugeot had the space to concentrate industrial scale metalworking on a single site. By 1935, with mass production techniques developed and applied (albeit without quite the level of publicity that earlier had accompanied this development at the Citroën and Opel plants at Paris and Rüsselsheim), Peugeot's Sochaux plant was employing 12,000 people and producing 40,000 cars annually.Museum Label for the 1935 Peugeot 401D Berline at the Peugeot Museum in Sochaux. In 1937 Peugeot sales overtook those of Renault, and by 1939, still with production concentrated on the single plant at Sochaux, Peugeot held 25% of the French auto-market. In terms of geography Peugeot was an exception to the pattern established by the other major French auto-makers which concentrated themselves into an area of appropriate specialised skills in Paris and the surrounding industrial suburbs during the first half of the twentieth century and remained there, even after the carriage makers’ skills had become of vanishingly little relevance to auto-making, well into the century's second half.

The book series spawned an animated television series narrated by Roy Kinnear and made by British animation studios King Rollo Films (best known for making well known animated works for children such as King Rollo, Mr Benn and Spot) running for one season of 26 episodes. It was made in 1982 and aired on ITV as part of Children's ITV on 11 September 1984 and ending on 16 October on the same year (The episode Towser and the Flight also aired on 9 October 1984 on the same day when the first season of the original series of the British long-running children's series Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends debuted). The series was also repeated on ITV in 1988 for a short while and aired one last time in August of that year as part of the summer morning programming on Children's ITV. Towser later aired on Channel 4 in 1990 and was shown as part of their block of classic children's television series Take 5 in 1994 along with other children's programmes that had previously aired on other networks such as Paddington, Mio Mao, The Magic Roundabout, Willo the Wisp, Tales of the Riverbank, Mr Men, Fred Basset, Ivor the Engine and Roobarb.

The threats of defections have left members making, well, wish lists. from Vox
From orthodontists to surgeons, most doctors are making well over six figures. from Business Insider
Khloé Kardashian's Good American may be best known for making, well, good jeans. from Refinery 29
So a year and a half later, I found myself making well into the six figures. from CNBC
She moved to Denver in 247 and started making well over the $2000,23 she had before. from CNN
But in certain metro areas, making well above that, even nearly twice as much, is pretty common. from CNBC
The game began at near lightning speed, with both players making well-tested moves with little deliberation. from The New York Times
Lochte says he went from making "well over $1 million" a year to earning $353,000 from a single sponsor. from CNBC
Taking his experience into private practice, he was making well into six figures at a high-profile Washington law firm. from CNN
Even before the pledge, McKeon noted, Morgan Lewis was making well-being a more central focus of the organization's culture. from CNN
The thriving crustaceans have created a kind of nautical gold rush, with some young lobstermen making well into six figures a year. from Reuters
"From what I knew, many Geniuses who had been there since the store opened its doors were making well over $40 an hour." from Business Insider
Chelsea Handler: Gotta Go, an app for making well-timed excuses to leave, launched Saturday alongside the first installment of Handler's new Netflix documentary. from Mashable
He said it was possible the officer was making well-intentioned conversation, but he declined to answer given the context of the extra screening. from The New York Times
He thinks the city should focus the vast majority of future development on affordable housing limited to people making well below the city's median income. from The New York Times
Think of Erdem Moralioglu or Roksanda Illincic, who have been making well-behaved clothes cut to sensible lengths for over a decade, to great acclaim. from The New York Times
I mean, we are all uploading our most private information into Facebook every day, and they're making ... Well, that's because we're waiting to sue Mark Zuckerberg. from Vox
He has replaced Tom Moyane, who as head of the South African Revenue Service (SARS), allegedly tried to stop staff from making well-connected criminals pay tax. from Economist
In today's Gilded Age — when chief executives are making well over 300 times what the typical worker brings home in pay — the idea is getting new life. from The New York Times
Making well-fitting dentures must have been hard back then, too, so you could maybe assume that the dentists wanted a lot of tooth options to choose from. from Gizmodo
Nest, at least, has been making well-received smart camera for years, which could give Google a leg up on competitors with a more questionable record on privacy. from Mashable
Now that other parts of the world are suffering, China is making well-publicized efforts to offer help, sending teams to Iran and Italy to deliver supplies and offer advice. from The New York Times
During the preview period, this number was $0.30 per million; I guess that means Event Grid was making well less than $100 per week by the end of the preview period. from TechCrunch
VC-funded to cockroach/money making: Well-funded pioneers began to exit the market last year, with 3.03 potentially seeing a major shakeout of companies that aren't at least breaking even. from TechCrunch
Despite the drastic career change, Feldman, 38, hasn't had to sacrifice his comfortable lifestyle; now, he's making well over $100,000 a year, enough to support his family of four in Boise, Idaho. from CNBC
Ronito Eresari, 42, a farmer in the village, said the river had been muddied with nickel laterite, making well water undrinkable and killing the freshwater mollusks that villagers once collected from the banks. from The New York Times
Priscilla Almodovar is CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, a national nonprofit that aims to improve communities by making well-designed homes affordable and connected to opportunity across the US.This is an opinion column. from Business Insider
Your Name is almost certainly going to be in the top 30 grossing films of 2017 (again, by US release date), while making well over 60 percent of its gross in Japan alone. from Vox
People talk a lot of shit about this period of time, but hey: those guys were fucking masters of making well-rounded pop music that felt like a full meal rather than just sides. from Vice
And according to Uber's own numbers and numbers compiled by Buzzfeed based on leaked internal Uber documents, many Uber drivers are making well below the $15 per hour that Fight for 15 is pushing for. from Vice
They were looking for a quiet spot with few neighbors and good waterfront access — to dispose of the bodies of customers who had gotten in the way of their making, well, a killing in the market. from The New York Times
Free Throw is a repetition training session for making, well, free throws; you stand at the free throw line and lob the ball into the net, while the app tracks how many shots you made and missed. from Mashable
But two administrations have already failed to anticipate Syrian chemical weapons use and Russian escalations, he added, suggesting that American policy makers may not understand Syrian or Russian decision-making well enough to anticipate how they read American strikes. from The New York Times
The embattled office company announced last week it was outsourcing about 1,000 US and Canadian cleaning staff to the real-estate giant JLL, a cost-saving move that was in the making well before its ill-fated initial public offering. from Business Insider
Less than six years after quitting his accounting job in Minneapolis to flip purchases full-time, his business now employs 10 people and is making well into the six figures in profits per year on revenue that he says nearly reached $6 million in 2018. from CNBC
And in case we needed further proof that Francis is good at making, well, friends: If the tune sounds familiar, it's because Chance the Rapper sampled it on his perfect track "Summer Friends," a song that's already making me wistful now that it's September. from The New York Times
The founder of one startup that considered pursuing HomeKit approval for a device that helps control home temperatures said the company picked a factory with 40,000 employees that was making well known "Star Wars" toys, but it couldn't use that factory for HomeKit products. from Reuters
But Defa, who has been making well-received short films for more than a decade, doesn't quite rise to the demands of the feature format, stringing together a few short-film-scale stories that don't seem to really speak to one another, much less pay off. from Vice
City officials compared the adopted proposals to those in other cities, noting that New York's plan went further by including mandatory creation of below-market rental units that are permanent and reach residents making well under the area median income of $86,300 for a family of four. from The New York Times
And there was a weird undercurrent throughout the draw ceremony about whether or not there was any shady business going on—draw host Gary Lineker basically kept making, 'well, let's hope no one swapped the teams out' jokes, which was not such a subtle way of acknowledging that we were in the epicenter of the centrifugal corruption forces of both Russia and FIFA combined. from Vice
If Ryan Lochte could go back and offer his younger self a piece of advice, he'd start with "a big slap across the head," the 2000-year-old tells CNBC Make It. The American swimmer, who was making "well over $1 million" in the prime of his career, lost nearly all of his earnings, he tells Alex Rodrgiuez on a 2019 episode of CNBC's "Back in the Game," in which Rodriguez helps athletes bounce back after damaging their reputations and finances. from CNBC
51% of newspaper readers only read the newspaper in its print form, making well-placed ads valuable.
He rode in the 2015 Vuelta a España where he won the mountains classification, by making well-timed breakaways in order to gain points for the classification.
The following morning, after the surrender, the Japanese ordered that all these bodies should be cremated just outside the hall. Other soldiers who had died in the defence of Stanley were burned with those killed in the massacre, making well over 100 altogether.
Decision making? Well that's tough given that options before you are equally luring. That's near to impossible for a guy, Aravind Krishna (Sree Vishnu) is a guy affected to Borderline personality disorder a fickle-minded person since childhood who gets confused when faced with regular options. The kind that could answer everything on a theoretical paper but returns the objective paper blank.
The town grew with great speed. In 1870, Opatówek lost its municipal rights as a result of the suppression after the January Uprising and because of the economical decay. In the end of the 19th century a Wooden Toys Factory was established in Opatowek, whose products won numerous prizes at European expositions. The profit-making, well organised property yielded a big profit to the next owners.
Minchington, Industrial South Wales; p113 After 31 years in the business he sold out to Baldwin Ltd in 1921 making well over £100,000.Gregory P Marchildon, Mergers and Acquisitions; Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 1991 p96 He went on to develop interests in the insurance industry, becoming a director of the London and Scottish Assurance Corporation and he was sometime chairman of the Welsh Insurance Corporation.
In 1994, Sigursteinn was awarded Icelandic Player of the Year, the third ÍA player in succession to win the accolade after Luka Kostic and Sigurður Jónsson. That year, he was offered a chance to turn professional by moving to Swedish outfit Örgryte IS, but he declined and went on to stay with ÍA until the end of the 1998 season, making well over 160 appearances in all competitions for the club.
Buildings and new roads spread throughout the area and the new residents' spiritual needs were soon served by a Primitive Methodist Chapel, erected in 1856 at a cost of £106 and capable of seating 120 persons. Sholing was ideal territory for the predominantly working-class dissenting Primitive Methodists at this time, with its high proportion of labourers. The main local industries were brick making, well digging (with everybody either owning or sharing a well), and strawberry growing.
Though made in the mid-1980s, Bburago's Camargue today is a rather rare find. While vehicles in the kit ranges used the same castings as their contemporaries in the fully assembled ranges, the kits often depicted different versions, usually in racing or rally style. BBurago kits were notorious for featuring waterslide transfers which never adhered properly to the models, making well built examples of the kits rare. Clearcoat could be sprayed over the unassembled model to "seal" the decals "in".
Terence Pashley (born 11 October 1956) is an English former professional footballer. He played for Burnley, Blackpool and Bury in the 1970s and 1980s, making well over 400 Football League appearances for the three clubs. His position was as a defender, specifically a left full-back. He now works as a coach for Burnley, with the club confirming on 16 October 2012 that he has taken on the role of caretaker manager (following the departure of Eddie Howe to Bournemouth).
Rowntree Mackintosh Confectionery was a British confectionery company formed by the merger of Rowntree's and John Mackintosh Co.. The company was famous for making well-known brands of chocolate, including Kit Kat, Aero and Quality Street. The company was purchased by Nestlé in 1988, which rebranded many products under its own brand. Rowntree Mackintosh Confectionery also owned John Mackintosh Co.'s former headquarters and factory. The Halifax-based factory is still used today, located next to Halifax railway station for the production of Quality Street and more.
Though sheep's milk may be drunk in fresh form, today it is used predominantly in cheese and yogurt making. Well-known cheeses made from sheep milk include the Feta of Bulgaria and Greece, Roquefort of France, Manchego from Spain, the Pecorino Romano (the Italian word for sheep is pecore) and Ricotta of Italy. Yogurts, especially some forms of strained yogurt, may also be made from sheep milk.p. 343 Many of these products are now often made with cow's milk, especially when produced outside their country of origin.
At Suffolk, Nelson launched the Law Practice Technology and Innovation Institute, a law technology academic concentration and programs designed to provide access to legal services for people experiencing economic hardship. Nelson visited Havana during the Cuban thaw, becoming the first American law school dean to do so since the Cuban Revolution, and facilitating discussions which enabled a class of Suffolk University Law School students to attend a course in Cuba.Matt Rocheleau, "Suffolk students making well-timed visit to Cuba", The Boston Globe (January 17, 2015), p. B1, B4.
Alcohol effects on both of these metabolic pathways obstructs the brain from making memories, making well thought out decisions, and controlling impulses after a long term use. Collaborative Study on Genetics of Alcoholism (COGA) identified alcohol dependence on chromosome 4p, where SNP genotyping, measurement of genetic variation, found GABRA2's association with alcoholism within European and African ancestries. Most of these findings were strongly associated with early alcohol use and along with drug dependence. Besides these findings, COGA investigators identified GABRA2 associated with impulsiveness and found other phenotypes affected by alcohol such as EEG-β.
Shadow chancellor, John McDonell, and Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, attended - with both making well received speeches in support of the book. His work has been translated into Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, Korean, Croatian, Indonesian, Czech, Turkish, Swedish and Italian. Recent or current projects include: an unusual illustrated version of the Chinese classic 'Tao Te Ching' and 'The Garden' with new British publisher Liminal 11. Wilson is a regular guest at comic book festivals, schools and colleges where he gives talks and workshops about comics and alternative manga.
Even when Ian Atkins replaced Wright after only six-months, he could not find a place in the team, and was released the following summer. At this point he joined Forest Green Rovers, where he remained until May 2006 making well over 100 appearances and having a spell as captain. He was released on a free transfer before linking up with the Grecians once again. He was largely used as a backup during his time at Exeter, which ended after he turned down a new one- year contract offered to him in 2008 and decided to concentrate on his physiotherapy degree.
Despite these early successes, the newspaper faced the same challenge as its elder contemporaries in making well-curated content pay on the World Wide Web while maintaining a traditional print presence, costly by comparison. The last edition of the newspaper appeared in 2005 under its associated Staying in Wales masthead with a new "Insight" magazine supplement featuring The Countryside–Y Cefn Gwlad while This Week went into hibernation for an indefinite period of time. The newspaper's founders went their separate ways: Steven Potter leaving Wales for London in 1995 to set up LondonTown.com; Terry Jackson remaining in Wales to develop the beta Wales.
79-80 The dwarves' characteristics of being dispossessed of their homeland in Erebor, and living among other groups whilst retaining their own culture, are derived from the medieval image of Jews,Owen Dudley Edwards, British Children's Fiction in the Second World War(2008) Edinburgh University Press, whilst their warlike nature stems from accounts in the Hebrew Bible. Medieval views of Jews also saw them as having a propensity for making well-crafted and beautiful things, a trait shared with Norse dwarves. Poetic Edda, translated by Henry Adams Bellows. The Dwarf calendar invented for The Hobbit reflects the Jewish calendar in beginning in late autumn.
Davies was born in Cefn Mawr and played for Rhosymedre St John's and Druids before joining Stoke in 1903. He played 7 matches in 1903–04 at outside left scoring three goals but then left Stoke in March 1904 for Wellington Town and then Swindon Town before returning to the Victoria Ground in December 1905. He played 26 matches for Stoke in 1906–07 which saw him occupy the full back position but was not very successful as Stoke suffered relegation from the First Division. He then joined Northampton Town where he would go on to enjoy a 12-year spell making well over 320 appearances for the "Cobblers".
The two happened to meet while Leach was giving a workshop in the United States, and he agreed to take on Temple as an apprentice in 1960. While at St. Ives, Temple worked closely with Leach, not only talking about the aesthetic of pots, but also developing a line of standard ware they produced and sold. Temple’s time spent at St. Ives was equivalent to a graduate school education, and he left St. Ives with a philosophy of making well-crafted work as a production potter. Upon Temple’s return to the United States in 1962, he settled in Lambertville, New Jersey and began turning out his own line of standard ware.
This agency's role is to advise the government on matters relating to the immigration and integration of ethnic minorities. In 1996–97 she acted as Commissioner with the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, an independent administrative tribunal, responsible for making well-reasoned decisions on the status of persons seeking refugee status in Canada, in accordance with the law. While holding that position, she was recruited to the Liberal Party of Canada and ran for the House of Commons of Canada as candidate for the Quebec riding of Laval East in 1993, but lost to Maud Debien. In 1997, Folco won the Federal Liberal nomination for the riding of Laval West.
The Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, who oversees agencies such as the CBSA, is responsible for administrating the Act as it relates to examinations at ports of entry (POEs); enforcement, including arrests, detentions, removals, and policy establishment; and inadmissibility on the grounds of security, organized criminality, or violation of international rights (incl. human rights). The Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, who oversees the IRCC, is responsible for governing the Act overall. The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) is an independent administrative tribunal that is responsible for making well-reasoned decisions of immigration and refugee matters, efficiently, fairly, and in accordance with the law.
The opening scene of each episode showed "Mavis", now brought to life as a parodic character, arriving at Sydney airport to be greeted by the waiting press; the irony was that although the show was called The Mavis Bramston Show, this was the only scene in which she appeared. Noeline Brown (1964–1966) played the eponymous Mavis in the pilot and the first five shows. She was succeeded by Maggie Dence, who became the "face" of the series; she regularly featured in press articles and on magazine covers and was widely employed by the show's sponsor, Ampol, making well- attended promotional appearances all over the country.
However, there is no profit-sharing as in a business partnership. Individual barristers keep the fees they earn, beyond what they have to pay towards professional expenses. The Bar remains a highly individualistic profession, and earnings vary widely – from some newly qualified (usually criminal) juniors who are lucky to earn £25,000 per year to the top Queen's Counsel (QCs or 'silks' as they are known, from their silk gowns) making well in excess of £1 million a year (with a handful of tax and commercial QCs reported to earn more than £2 million a year).Thom Dyke, Although not all barristers practise from the Inns (for reasons such as the limited amount of space available), the majority still practise from chambers.
One way to encourage well owners not to abandon or orphan wells and to make sure wells are safely abandoned is to use well bonds. These are bonds paid by well operators to a surety company and are held by an obligee (state or federal entity) until the well has been satisfactorily plugged and the land surface restored. A significant challenge of making well bonds an effective policy tool is to set their price to a point that does not make market entry prohibitively expensive, but also does not incentivize well operators to forfeit the bond instead of undertaking the abandonment requirements specified in local law. Another way to encourage well owners not to abandon or orphan wells is to retrofit oil and gas wells to produce geothermal energy.
A study published in 2019 investigated the competency of emergency obstetric care among health providers and found it lower than average. By 2030, if Nigeria is to reduce maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100, 000 live births (SDG goal 3 – target 1), all hands must be on deck to achieve it. People can start by promoting and protecting their own health and the health of those around them, by making well-informed choices, practicing safe sex and attending antenatal care in government approved health centres. There should be more awareness in communities about the importance of good health, healthy lifestyles as well as people’s right to quality health care services, especially for the most vulnerable such as women and children. Government, local leaders and other decision makers should be held accountable to their commitments to improve people’s access to health and health care.
Under Jiang Zemin, private entrepreneurs were allowed to become party members. According to the CCP constitution, a member, in short, must follow orders, be disciplined, uphold unity, serve the Party and the people, and promote the socialist way of life. Members enjoy the privilege of attending Party meetings, reading relevant Party documents, receiving Party education, participating in Party discussions through the Party's newspapers and journals, making suggestions and proposal, making "well-grounded criticism of any Party organization or member at Party meetings" (even of the central party leadership), voting and standing for election, and of opposing and criticizing Party resolutions ("provided that they resolutely carry out the resolution or policy while it is in force"); and they have the ability "to put forward any request, appeal, or complaint to higher Party organizations, even up to the Central Committee, and ask the organizations concerned for a responsible reply." No party organization, including the CCP central leadership, can deprive a member of these rights.
Health Care - Zakat Foundation and its partners support community health and nutrition education initiatives using local resources. For example, in the Hazaribagh slum of Dhaka, Bangladesh, the ZF clinic has been operating since 2009, offering medical consultations, immunizations, preventative health advice and medication at a cost of $0.12 (USD) per patient. To address the overwhelming need for doctors and health care in Kenya, ZF mobile clinics open throughout the country for a few weeks at a time, making well visits, immunizations, simple medical treatment and doctor referrals accessible to more than 2,700 people every year. In Palestine, ZF has provided $2.7 million in medical aid since 2015, in Mali ZF sponsored six medical facilities with essential supplies, and in 2015 ZF also offered - through sponsored clinics - medical benefits to over 8,000 individuals. Ramadan – During Ramadan in 2015 ZF served 600,000+ beneficiaries in over 35 countries with fresh, hot iftar meals for disadvantaged communities.
Artisan-style workshop manufacture was no longer appropriate to large-scale auto-production, and at Sochaux Peugeot had the space to concentrate industrial scale metalworking on a single site. By 1935, with mass production techniques developed and applied (albeit without quite the level of publicity that earlier had accompanied this development at the Citroën and Opel plants at Paris and Rüsselsheim), Peugeot's Sochaux plant was employing 12,000 people and producing 40,000 cars annually.Museum Label for the 1935 Peugeot 401D Berline at the Peugeot Museum in Sochaux. In 1937 Peugeot sales overtook those of Renault, and by 1939, still with production concentrated on the single plant at Sochaux, Peugeot held 25% of the French auto-market. In terms of geography Peugeot was an exception to the pattern established by the other major French auto-makers which concentrated themselves into an area of appropriate specialised skills in Paris and the surrounding industrial suburbs during the first half of the twentieth century and remained there, even after the carriage makers’ skills had become of vanishingly little relevance to auto-making, well into the century's second half.
The book series spawned an animated television series narrated by Roy Kinnear and made by British animation studios King Rollo Films (best known for making well known animated works for children such as King Rollo, Mr Benn and Spot) running for one season of 26 episodes. It was made in 1982 and aired on ITV as part of Children's ITV on 11 September 1984 and ending on 16 October on the same year (The episode Towser and the Flight also aired on 9 October 1984 on the same day when the first season of the original series of the British long-running children's series Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends debuted). The series was also repeated on ITV in 1988 for a short while and aired one last time in August of that year as part of the summer morning programming on Children's ITV. Towser later aired on Channel 4 in 1990 and was shown as part of their block of classic children's television series Take 5 in 1994 along with other children's programmes that had previously aired on other networks such as Paddington, Mio Mao, The Magic Roundabout, Willo the Wisp, Tales of the Riverbank, Mr Men, Fred Basset, Ivor the Engine and Roobarb.