Experienced Originator, Servicer: SAIC-GMAC Finance is an experienced originator and servicer in China's securitisation market.
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Experienced Sponsor: The originator, VWFC, is part of the Volkswagen (VW) Group, an active global originator of auto-finance securitisation transactions.
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" Kerry Washington recognized Phife Dawg as a "legend" and "originator.
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It is a broker for the position, not the originator.
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It is the company's first suit against a drug originator.
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The originator is a wholly owned subsidiary of FCA Bank S.p.
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STALEY: NO. YOU KNOW, FOR OUR SIDE, WE ARE AN ORIGINATOR.
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Andrew Soss said that Link worked for his mortgage originator business.
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Khan Academy and Originator also offer educational apps for young kids.
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The rule is "an accelerator for digital, not an originator," she said.
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Fair warning, the word originator comes up a lot in this piece.
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"You come away with a sense of humility," said the review's originator.
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Even Orkrand, Klingon's originator, isn't sure who has claim to the language.
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The originator, the transmitting site and even the recipient can each be prosecuted.
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If a loan goes bad, the originator is tasked with negotiating a restructuring.
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It is the fourth largest originator of new mortgages, not the 11th largest.
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The Trump administration pointed to North Korea as the originator of the attack.
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It is the fourth largest originator of new mortgages, not the 21th largest.
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Unrated Originator and Seller The originator and seller are not rated entities and as such may have limited resources available to repurchase any mortgages in the event of a breach of the representations and warranties (R&W) given to the issuer.
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If there are biases, algorithms augment them as well, but they aren't the originator.
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And questions they have in abundance: Who is the originator of machine-generated content?
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Yet, as the originator of French "grand opéra," Meyerbeer could hardly now be overlooked.
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Ginsberg also makes room for Herbert Huncke, whom he calls the "originator" of Beatness.
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The bride's father is a mortgage loan originator for Caliber Home Loans in Miami.
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For simplicity's sake, let's assume an originator is any place where a loan is issued.
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Any principal left unpaid at that time is taken as a loss by the originator.
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We have George Gallup, the originator of the Gallup poll, to thank for this ambiguity.
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The quote comes from Kevin Phillips, the originator of Richard Nixon's election-winning Southern strategy.
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In Taisuke, the Japanese found a stylistic vanguard, the rare alchemy of distiller and originator.
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Ms. Riley, an originator of Op, is now one of the world's most esteemed contemporary painters.
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That's a region where competitor and Stories originator Snapchat has struggled but is finally focusing on.
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Richard Nixon, the originator of the Enemies list genre, kept a memo (and some, uh, tapes).
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Some questioned the logic behind pushing for higher risk retention while allowing this "originator-style" exception.
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Taylor is the originator of the very rule followed by Warsh and the Republican-controlled Congress.
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The bank has hired Susanna Norum as a senior originator in the debt capital markets team.
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One night the late Douk Saga, an originator of the scene, walked into the Atlantis Nightclub.
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We have this CPO jacket from the originator of the woolen hunting shirt, Johnson Woolen Mills.
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Then that originator may sell your mortgage into a securitized bundle that an investor can purchase.
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Many of the stories credit Anthony William, a self-professed originator of the celery juice craze.
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Biosimilars, as their name suggests, are similar to their originator biologic, but they are not generics.
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A marketplace lending originator is a company that sells loans online using retail, institutional and bank capital.
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The originator of the term "part-time veganism," Bittman helps the company come up with meal ideas.
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This means that if the case is lost, the plaintiff doesn't owe any money to the originator.
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Five of the largest ten are non-banks, as is the largest retail mortgage originator, Quicken Loans.
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Which word is used depends on how important the originator of the idea is considered to be.
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The next day, the originator of the Obama administration spying conspiracy, Mark Levin, was interviewed on Fox.
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The interface for them looks heavily inspired by Line, the originator of stickers in a chat app.
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The originator identified herself as Erin Smith but declined to give her racial background or political leanings.
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Essence, like Harmon, has seen her work recreated across social platforms, without receiving credit as the originator.
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Ultimately, the problem could land at the doorstep of the originator of the GDPR, the European Commision.
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Today, PennyMac employs more than 3,000 employees and is the nation's fourth largest originator of new mortgages.
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And he wanted to be known as their originator and creator, the owner of the ideas behind them.
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A lot of these other motherfuckers are copy cats, and I'm the originator, so believe in the $ign.
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It has been estimated that biosimilar medicine costs on average 30-percent less than the originator biologic medicine.
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Having the originator of the idea with us looking at the same data and launch is really exciting.
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The great paradox of Mr. Bataan's career as an originator of Latin soul is that he isn't Latino.
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"San Francisco was the originator of the alternative art scene boom in the '60s and '70s," Beard said.
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Made from fiberglass, the design was acquired by Airstream before its originator had ever tried to sell it.
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Remember that America is the country of the pioneer, the non-conformist, the inventor, the originator, the innovator.
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As a result of Disney's deal, BAMTech's originator, MLBAM, will own just 15 percent of the streaming technology company.
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The early daytime hours and organic smoothies (pro-tip: order an Originator) also make this a prime hangover cure.
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I had no idea that Detroit was such a techno hub—I'm finding out that Detroit was the originator.
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Experienced Originator: Certegy is a wholly owned subsidiary of FlexiGroup, a provider of retail point-of-sale consumer finance.
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Take this photo posted by what appears to be the originator of the hashtag, David Cunningham, on Thursday afternoon.
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Facebook is winning the race to bring Snapchat's Stories format to the rest of the world before its originator.
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Biosimilars are lowering the price of biologics in the US, being priced 35 percent lower than the originator biologic.
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Will the new applications have to demonstrate biosimilarity to other biosimilars on the market in addition to the originator?
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In Q603 2017, Quicken Loans became the largest US residential mortgage originator by volume — even beating out Wells Fargo.
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And once that loan was resold on the secondary market to investors, the originator no longer retained the risk.
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William's website bills him as the originator of the "Global Celery Juice Movement," which encourages people to drink 16 oz.
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If the originator is not the manager, it must originate a higher proportion of the collateral than it otherwise would.
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This criteria report describes Fitch's approach to assigning and maintaining ratings for new and existing originator-backed sukuk issues, respectively.
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His most recent venture is a collaboration with South Africa's DJ Spoko, AKA the originator of the "Bacardi House" scene.
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It has returned in the shape of a new song—"Get Lost"—from the originator of the form, Washed Out.
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Bless You Boys (LW: NR) Bless the originator of "Bless You Boys," the rallying cry of the 1984 Detroit Tigers.
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And he's a Sessions ally; he was the originator of the Senate rules move to silence the Massachusetts Democrat Sen.
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"It is most likely that the attitude will change to accommodate the behavior," Leon Festinger, the theory's originator, once wrote.
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"Joel is a proven deal originator with significant experience executing large cross-border transactions," Mr. Dattels said in a statement.
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Some politicians and experts point to the hand of Mr. Moyo, the originator of the G-40 name, for Mrs.
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The groom, 30, is a loan originator at Annaly Capital Management, a mortgage real estate investment trust in New York.
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The state, he said, is "historically the originator of the most innovative and successful air pollution controls" in the country.
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Fitch believes VWFC is a capable originator and servicer, which is evident from its historical portfolio delinquency and loss experience.
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Most people know Marie Kondo as the originator of a home organizing method that has changed how scores of people live.
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Experienced Originator: Certegy is a wholly owned subsidiary of FlexiGroup Limited (FlexiGroup), a provider of retail point-of-sale consumer finance.
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And it is becoming easier to make data available in a way that lets the originator retain control and garner credit.
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The nice thing about quotes is that they give us a nodding acquaintance with the originator, which is often socially impressive.
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But as we do that, we have to remember that we are not the originator and orchestrator of our kid's lives.
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"Our call volume has definitely ticked up," said Matt Weaver, a loan originator at Cross Country Mortgage in Boca Raton, Florida.
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Travis Scott is the originator of the "vibe curator" vocation that various practitioners have taken deeply to their designer-fitted hearts.
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However, the competing products will not benefit from interchangeability with the originator biologics, requiring competitors to spend on marketing and selling.
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"I'm not the originator of a lot of ideas, but I am a guy who gets things done," Marin told me.
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As with the bad loan ABS that CCC issued in 2008, BOC will be both the originator and the loan servicer.
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And that is why Simon Dubnow, the originator of the idea of autonomism is such a major character in the book.
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Mr. Renzi cannot undo his unwise push for a referendum, a political shortcut that too often ends up biting its originator.
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Lucius Riccio, a Columbia University lecturer and former city transportation commissioner, who is the originator and chief proponent of pothole analytics.
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The late Phase 2, née Michael Lawrence Marrow, is credited as the originator of the popular bubble letter or "softies" style.
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Nakano has been named associate director and will serve as a senior originator of equity capital market transactions and equity syndicate.
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In the world of comics, the legacy and visual prowess of Spider-Man comic co-originator Steve Ditko is well-known.
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Meanwhile, Roiphe herself led multiple sources to believe that she was not actually planning to name the originator of the list.
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Most notably: During a rushed interview with Seacrest, activist and #MeToo originator Tarana Burke was relegated to a corner of the screen.
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The trader said Aramco has hired an LNG originator in Singapore to develop the business but is still looking for LNG traders.
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Following last week's piece, the mysterious "Satoshi" insisted to The Verge over multiple emails that he is indeed the originator of Bitcoin.
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With $44.0 billion in first-quarter 2016 production, Wells Fargo & Co. maintained its tight grip on its title of biggest mortgage originator.
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In short, it can track a message's journey on its platform (and thereby, fake news) and identify the originator of that message.
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Dr Dunbar is the eponymous originator of Dunbar's number, a rough measure of the number of stable relationships that individuals can maintain.
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An originator can hold a loan on its own balance sheet or it can sell off the loan to third-party investors.
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Nabokov was a highbrow genre-changer, an originator of postmodern techniques: wordplay, stories constructed like puzzles, layers of allusion, tricks of misdirection.
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A transaction can also be compliant if the originator of a significant portion of the collateral holds the required retention position, she said.
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The proposals would also compel tech firms to enable the "tracing out of such originator of information" when required by authorized government agencies.
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As the originator of a meme, you can't really own it once it spirals out of your control even if you wanted to.
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Wright was a true originator, while Johnson was, ultimately, a very influential tastemaker, who relished his ability to recognize the talent of others.
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Detection, tracking, attack assessment and alert originator policies, procedures and proficiency are executive branch responsibilities, split between Defense and Department of Homeland Security.
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Dyson may not have been the originator of these ideas, but it made them extremely desirable in ways hair dryers never were before.
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Because of their complexity, originator biologics can require years of research and testing to be brought to market, and are traditionally expensive treatments.
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But he isn't its originator and while, sure, an Irish person could have conceivably written the rhyme, proverb is most definitely pushing it.
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Checkout will still be done by the basket's originator, but the other collaborators can add and delete items and invite others to help.
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Onlookers were outraged: Releasing the name of the list's originator would put her at risk of troll campaigns and serious real-world implications.
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Not only is Rosario the originator of all the recipes; she's also, in fact, the inventor of the concept of the torta de chilaquil.
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They do own the rights to Pokémon, but share those with Game Freak and Creatures, which is associated with the originator of the game.
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Our role is to seek and surrender to "The Great Originator and Orchestrator" and trust him to be – and to do – everything we can't.
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Whitmire took over as the voice of Kermit after the famous frog's creator and originator of the voice, Jim Henson, died suddenly in 1990.
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Some of them pointed out that the recent Russian originator of the testament-forgery thesis, on whose work Kotkin relied, was an unapologetic Stalinist.
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But many students and parents have questioned whether Mr. Ahmed is the originator of the leaks because of widespread doubts about the official narrative.
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The revelation fueled a reporter-driven car chase of Mr. Nakamoto across Los Angeles, an indication of the tabloid-level curiosity behind Bitcoin's originator.
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According to Business Insider Intelligence's Online Mortgage Lending Report, by Q4 2017, Quicken Loans had become the largest US residential mortgage originator by volume.
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The Ethio-jazz originator Mulatu Astatke will kick off the season in the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Arton Sept. 9.
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Pearce worked at Bank of America Merrill Lynch for six years and according to his Linkedin profile was a senior EMEA structured finance originator.
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"There is no visibility on the originator" of positions sitting in a member's account, meaning a significant proportion of activity remains untrackable, Wolf argues.
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The Japanese Financial Services Agency (JFSA) plans to introduce a quantitative standard where financial institutions must confirm the "originator" holds a 5% retention piece.
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Educational iPad apps my kids like, and that I'd recommend, include ones from Originator Kids, in particular Endless Alphabet, Endless Reader and Endless Numbers.
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At Brown, originator of the bathroom list trend, an administrator smeared the authors as "Magic Marker terrorists" and threatened them with expulsion if caught.
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Kalder proposes Lenin as the originator of the modern totalitarian style in prose, adopting Marx's splenetic polemical tone for the purposes of Communist revolution.
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Typically, the originator of the Wild Idea — in this case, Pope – convinces his team of operatives to join him on a well thought-out plan.
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"The Idea of America," a keynote address by Nikole Hannah-Jones, a New York Times Magazine staff writer and the originator of The 1619 Project.
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Yet eventually we stop assigning ownership to the originator and shame to followers, and start examining the intricacies of how a mechanic is uniquely implemented.
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But on TikTok, less credence is given to the originator, and users are often rewarded for adding their own personal spin on an existing action.
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I have a practiced ear for comedy clichés, and there are definitely a lot of those here, even if Carlin was the originator of them.
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First things first, there can only be one inventor of the now ubiquitous selfie, and according to Paris she's unquestionably the social media trend's originator.
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Whether Craig Wright is indeed the real Satoshi Nakamoto, mythical Bitcoin originator and geek god in waiting, is something that may never be conclusively proven.
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There are two dominant standards: Qi, from an industry body called the Wireless Power Consortium, and PMA, named after its originator, the Power Matters Alliance.
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Payday lender Plain Green, LLC, named in the lawsuit as the originator of the bad loans, was a licensed third party lender with Think Finance.
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In the event of a loan default, the originator is limited in what it can do because the loan is contractually owned by the investor.
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Yet he fails to mention that Google paid hundreds of millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit by the originator of pay-for-click technology.
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The interrupter persuaded the post's originator to agree to take down the video, and got the person who felt disrespected to leave it at that.
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Yet, Wells Fargo, the largest U.S. mortgage originator according to Inside Mortgage Finance, laid off hundreds of mortgage employees in these cities just last year.
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Contestants compete in challenges in order to win the friendship of Hilton Hotel scion, businessperson, and originator of the phrase "that's hot", Paris Whitney Hilton.
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To help figure out where Glee fell, I turned to Vox critic-at-large and originator of the Theory of the Three Glees Todd VanDerWerff.
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At the end of 2015, Canaan hosted its first FinTech Central event, which included a panel that had leaders from across the marketplace lending originator ecosystem.
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In theory, this approach is supposed to lower the funding cost of funding by removing the default risk of the originator via a bankruptcy-remote vehicle.
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These criteria apply to originator-backed (or asset-based) sukuk structures, where investors rely on obligor direct support features and contractual commitments built into the documentation.
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Taking all these signals, your devices could start to massage the notifications you see, regardless of what the originator of the alert wanted to send you.
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Blok is, in fact, best known for designing the Google Android logo—that eponymous green robot—which is an originator of the open source logo format.
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The originator of socionomic theory, Robert Prechter, has demonstrated that even knowing about dramatic news ahead of time is of little worth for forecasting the markets.
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This show is Halley's comeback, and while the comparison with a true American originator ends there, it's as lavish a production as that classic TV special.
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To become a mortgage underwriter, one must graduate from high school, attend a mandatory pre-licensure education program, and pass the SAFE Mortgage Loan Originator Test.
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The Re Store in the Northbridge neighborhood is most often cited as the originator of the continental roll (or the conti roll, or simply: the roll).
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When you can see and hear a role's originator at work, presumably with the composer's blessing, how free are you to make that role your own?
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Fitch has also used performance data from Fitch-rated Swiss peer transactions, and from peer originators in its analysis to supplement the data provided by the originator.
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"He was the originator and we're just carrying forth that idea but in a much more expansive way," said Grundmann, a longtime opponent of same-sex marriage.
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Historically, biologics have enjoyed long market life because there was no approval pathway for biosimilars or follow-on biologics, that are copies of an originator biologic medicine.
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A critical patient protection in the draft interchangeability guidance involves switching studies to confirm the safety and efficacy of alternating between a biosimilar and its originator biologic.
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"The originator appetite to produce more of it is growing," said Mr Nichols, who spent more than a decade running the residential mortgage business at Goldman Sachs.
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VICE News talked to the originator of the meme — who started the viral sensation by sending a tweet to Daniel Tosh as a freshman in high school.
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"I really like the experiments on amber, but making an amber glass is sort of a messy process," said Ediger, the originator of the vapor-deposition method.
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Bank of America, for instance, had a resurgent year in mortgages, finishing as the 6th-largest residential originator in 2019 and increasing volumes 76% to $72.5 billion.
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In this regard, Spotify could emulate Netflix, which started out as a DVD rental service and eventually became an originator of content that has won several Emmys.
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Fitch believes SAIC-GMAC Finance to be a capable originator and servicer, with more than 103 years of experience in the retail auto-loan business in China.
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NEW YORK, April 15 (IFR) - Deutsche Bank has welcomed a former collateralized mortgage obligation originator back to its mortgage securitization team after seven years away from the bank.
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Today's milestone catapults Instagram past the originator of the 'Stories' format — Snapchat, which reported 161 million daily active users ahead of its parent company Snap's IPO last month.
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Biosimilars are only labeled as interchangeable by the FDA after they have been proven to produce the same treatment result as their originator biologic in any given patient.
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The originator of the new consumer protection agency will speak with outrage about former customers and employees of Trump University who accuse that greed-soaked venture of fraud.
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From Rihanna's trusted guru to the #dewydumplings originator, these are the women who are setting the trends and pushing the limits when it comes to makeup in 2020.
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The Shoshone Bannock Tribe in Idaho claims to be the originator of the sport, but Real Bird notes that the first Crow Fair, in 1904, had horse racing.
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If someone you follow tweets about someone you don't by putting their handle at the start of the tweet, you will see that, because you follow the Tweet originator.
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But to this day, despite enterprising companies cashing in on the phrase's "YOLO"-level popularity—"on fleek" hats have adorned multiple celebrity heads—its originator hasn't seen a cent.
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Ray, who has recently become friends with Travis, then covered his signature song, "Forever and Ever, Amen," leaving the final "Amen" to its originator – and the audience went wild.
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The originator of the sleeping bag coat, high-end sweatshirts, and athleisure (Yes, we're giving her that honor!), Kamali has proven that unconventional thinking can pay off big time.
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American Horror Story: Apocalypse was hyped up as a crossover between two beloved seasons of AHS: originator Murder House and the crackling campfest that was season 3's Coven.
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For Democrats, that means making sense of a massive field of more than 20 candidates — while, for Republicans, that means bending to the originator of this trend: President Trump.
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CLOs must wait for a seasoning period – typically around 48 hours – during which the originator closes and funds the loan, before it is moved into the CLO via assignment.
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She herself was the originator of Jane Collective, a large Chicago-based underground service that provided 11,000 abortions in the years 1969 to 1973, prior to Roe v. Wade.
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US officials have accused Russia of creating thousands of fake Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram accounts to spread conspiracy theories that the US was somehow the originator of the virus.
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"The idea is to have assets on the books for a sufficient amount of time to give the originator credit risk or market risk exposure to those assets," Festa said.
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This is mainly due to the stable composition of the securitised portfolio, the stable underwriting and servicing standards of the originator and the portfolio's observed and projected stable credit performance.
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Afrofuturism — a term coined by critic Mark Dery in his 1993 essay "Black to the Future" — has evolved mightily since the days of Sun Ra, credited as the genre's originator.
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Universal Standard: The originator of the luxury plus-size capsule wardrobe, Universal Standard offers architectural pieces in materials like cashmere, French crepe, Peruvian jersey and alpaca, and beautiful vegan leather.
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Fun fact: he was the originator of the "clear and present danger" limitation to the first amendment, and his views on free speech are rather restricted compared to contemporary justices.
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It's made him think about what else he's posted online that may have taken on new life, as well as memes he's participated in that are unknown to the originator.
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Still, Mr. Zhang, the holiday's originator, said in an interview that Alibaba decided it would report the number in real time throughout the holiday, as it had in the past.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Originator Credit Quality Isbank's Issuer Default Rating (IDR) is aligned with the Turkish sovereign (BB+/Stable) and also driven by the bank's Viability Rating (VR) of 'bb+'.
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Mr. Laffer gained fame as the originator of the Laffer Curve, an illustration of the economic principle that holds that cutting tax rates can increase government revenues in certain situations.
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White House officials have accused Russia of creating thousands of fake Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram accounts to spread conspiracy theories that the US was somehow the originator of the virus.
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Amber Hutton, a loan originator with Axia Home Loans and founder of The Piggy Bank, says when you're hiring finance experts, it's important to keep this "team" perspective in mind.
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Through all of these works, Bourdain was, at times, brash and outspoken, the originator of the new wave of "celebrity chefs" that have dominated pop culture over the last decade-plus.
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"The FEMA Authorized Originator Software Provider (FEMA AOSP), a service hosted web application, lacked features that could have prevented human error that resulted in the false missile alert," the report said.
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And although some of us may have left the Ziplocked-PB&J lunches behind us for good, that doesn't mean we still can't rep our undying respect for this sandwich originator.
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According to four people, one of whom was the originator of the plan, Trump's company planned to give Russian President Vladimir Putin a $50 million apartment in the new luxury development.
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"I think [the originator of the code] was just a teenage kid trying to make a name for himself in the hacker community," Arizona's Sheriff Sergeant Dennis Ogorchock told the paper.
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It has also identified instances of so-called "wire-stripping", whereby a bank deliberately strips out information related to a payment, such as the originator or beneficiary, that may raise suspicions.
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It's one thing for the maker of a piece to cede control to their audience and another for a work's originator to be rendered invisible to the people who appreciate it.
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In May 2006, a supervisor is quoted as warning a senior trader that a loan originator would underwrite loans to anyone with "half a pulse", according to the statement of facts.
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BlackRock is as one of the world's biggest originator of E.T.F.s and would have otherwise stood to benefit from a Fed program to buy E.T.F.s that are backed by corporate bonds.
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Jessica Zucker, psychologist and maternal mental health advocate and originator of the hashtag campaign #Ihadamiscarriage, said social media can help women figure out how to tell their miscarriage stories in person.
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" According to the "Be Like Bill" meme's originator Eugeniu Croitoru, a Moldovian programmer living in Italy, Bill is "Just a fictional character who conveys messages in a funny yet often sensible ways.
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However, by combining the knowledge and expertise gained as the originator of direct-drive turntable systems with a newly developed coreless direct-drive motor without iron core, this 'cogging' can be eliminated.
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"The person that absorbs what we do walks away saying, 'I know just a lot more than I ever thought I would about human nature,' " said Mr. Lamb, the C-Span originator.
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The New York Times calls Quicken Loans "the new mortgage machine," citing the firm's rank as the second-largest originator of mortgages, which issues $96 billion per year in new mortgage debt.
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"The person that absorbs what we do, walks away saying, 'I know just a lot more than I ever thought I would about human nature,' " said Mr. Lamb, the C-Span originator.
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It was a subject Mr. Glines was deeply concerned about; he was an originator of the fund-raising campaign Stamp Out AIDS and a founding trustee of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
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" These dangerously strict but allegedly "health-conscious" ways of eating are now referred to as "orthorexia," a term that its originator, Dr. Steven Bratman, defines as "an unhealthy obsession with healthy food.
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At the same time, the caricature has not so subtly attached itself to its originator, by using a similar tagline, "An American Parody" (but not exactly the same as "An American Musical").
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The originator of the leaked images is currently unknown, but TechCrunch managed to snag quite a few of the photos before the post was taken down, so check out the full gallery there.
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However, Fitch tempers the notching uplift from the originator's Local-Currency Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (LC IDR) when it is an investment-grade originator, or the bank's rating benefits from parent support.
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Early this morning, CNN's Chris Cuomo interviewed Gregg Phillips, the founder of VoteStand and originator of the "three million illegal voters" claim, a conclusion he came to only five days after the election.
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The CE will be in the form of fixed-deposits with a bank rated 'BBB-/F3' by Fitch in the name of the originator with a lien marked in favour of the trustee.
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Procter & Gamble has a long history of associating itself with content, being the originator of the phrase "soap opera" because of its laundry brands' sponsorship of radio shows, which started in the 1930s.
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However, Fitch tempers the notching uplift from the originator's Long-Term Local-Currency Issuer Default Rating (LC IDR) when it is an investment-grade originator, or the bank's rating benefits from parent support.
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If you're thinking of the funky beat and west coast rubber band sound that made "Jiggy With It" a summer hit and "The Greatest Dancer" the originator of it all, you'd be correct.
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Originator, the publisher of Endless Alphabet, has many other games as well, including Endless Reader, which helps kids learn sight words, and Endless Spanish which helped my kids significantly improve their Spanish vocabulary.
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Though a trailblazer in many ways — as an originator of the American lifestyle brand, an innovator of cross-licensing, and a marketing whiz — one signature product has become synonymous with Neumann's legacy: scarves.
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Charolette Richards, the chapel's owner and an originator of the 10-minute wedding ceremony, said she has had her hand in more than 20233,000 weddings — in the drive-through window alone — since 1991.
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Saudi IP law allows for 5-year period in which generic companies may not use the clinical trial data submitted to regulatory authorities by originator drug manufacturers to gain marketing approval ("data exclusivity").
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GHE20G0TH1K founder Venus X, NYC experimental rock originator Arto Lindsay, and Ratking member Sporting Life will perform at this summer's You Are Here festival, taking place in a life size maze in Brooklyn.
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Nevertheless, the morale of the story might be that an interesting and novel idea will attract investors, and while the allure still shines, the originator should capitalize on the opportunity to realize that vision.
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There's the fictional set: Barry Keoghan (he of Dunkirk's most heartbreaking twist) as heist originator Spencer Reinhard, Evan Peters as mastermind Warren Lipka, Blake Jenner as Chas Allen, and Jared Abrahamson as Eric Borsuk.
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That track often ends after one server hop or another, but considering the certainty of the CIA's report to lawmakers, this one may have led much closer to its originator than a typical case.
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The notion that Vermeer may not have been a true originator, but rather a follower or even—gulp—a copycat, would be heresy to fans who have a cult-like love of his genius.
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Kayako's got numbers on her side, but Sadako's the real horror OG, the lank-haired originator of the spooky ghost girl trend that still persists in Japanese — and western — horror movies to this day.
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She claims that with the technique, there are many "nuances that only the originator knows" such as folding t-shirts based on the neckline and the height of the drawer you're storing them in.
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In their place, fintechs have scooped up large parts of the market: Quicken Loans, the online-only lender,surpassedincumbents to become the No. 1 residential mortgage originator by volume at the end of 2017.
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Glencore, through its logistics arm Access World, was "the owner" of the Vlissingen load-out queue, while ISTIM in its former guise of Metro International was the originator of the queue template at Detroit.
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Our camouflage-wearing volcano guide, Sergei Y. Lebedev, was an originator of the idea of building Mad Max vehicles mounted on massive tires to haul tourists up to the very lip of various volcanoes.
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If they do not have money available to do so, they can refinance the balloon amount (with the originator or another finance provider) or hand the car to a dealer to be sold on.
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"ABS payment obligations will not recourse back to the initial originator, which means the interest payment comes from the spinned-off assets, and not from the issuer," he said, referring to asset-backed securities.
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On top of that, the inimitable originator just keeps starting new projects and letting others die as they hit their expiration date—Das Oath, Suburbanite, and the burgeoning Life Support, to name a few.
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Beating Back Hate in Charlottesville: Richard Spencer, the self-proclaimed white-supremacist and originator of the term "alt-right," led a group of equally racist shitheads in a protest on Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Last year the European Commission cleared a revised set of rules after a five-year tug-of-war over how to handle originator-style retention, but the framework has yet to be finalized and implemented.
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After all this time, The Walking Dead finally drew a line connecting Glenn to the future, framing him as the originator of the ethos of sacrifice and support that have guided Rick's friends ever since.
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The change was presumably because Juvenile and shine originator B.G. had left Cash Money between the album release and the video release, but really who knows the deeper story other than, like, Mannie Fresh himself.
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Tom Goyda, a Wells Fargo spokesman, says that the bank was the number one mortgage originator in "lending to ethnic minority borrowers in the Philadelphia area," citing comparative Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data from 2015.
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The hiring initiative is a change in course for Wells Fargo, the largest U.S. mortgage originator, according to Inside Mortgage Finance, which has laid off hundreds of employees in its mortgage division in recent years.
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Kobe Bryant has done it ... Caron Butler has done it ... and now the originator of the NBA's "Big Balls" dance thinks it's high time the league let guys do it in peace ... without the huge fine.
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There's also Michael Winston, a former managing director at Countrywide Financial, the originator of billions of dollars of home mortgages that should never have been issued, who saw wrongdoing and tried to do something about it.
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And there appeared to be a single originator: a teacher at the 92nd Street Y, where one of the women's daughters went to preschool, who had seen it on a travel blog called the Blonde Abroad.
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The slogan was dropped in part because of its close association with Roger Ailes, a network founder, former chairman and the originator of the phrase, who was fired in August in a sexual harassment scandal. nyti.
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Publicly listed Navient was spun off in 2014 from the loan-servicing arm of Sallie Mae, a major provider of federal student loans until the Obama administration made the DOE the sole originator of such loans.
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However, under current regulations, name brand manufacturers can sometimes prevent generic manufacturers from buying samples of the originator drug, because the FDA's REMS program allows drug manufacturers to restrict channel distribution – who can sell the drug.
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There's a lot going on -- and a lot wrong -- here but let's start very basic: No Democrat -- at least that I could find -- has accused Trump of being the originator of the coronavirus as Regan suggests.
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Instead, the slogan was dropped in part because of its close association with Roger Ailes, a network founder, former chairman and the originator of the phrase, who was fired in August in a sexual harassment scandal.
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In 1950, Mr. Henry worked with musique concrète's originator, Pierre Schaeffer, to create "Symphonie Pour un Homme Seul" ("Symphony for a Solitary Man"), a composition that used sounds to portray a man and his daily activities.
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The lawsuit against UBS, a small originator of U.S. residential mortgages at the time, is among the last actions over misconduct in the sale and pooling of mortgage securities which helped to cause the financial crisis.
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Immanuel Kant, the originator of this school of moral philosophy, famously argued that it was immoral to lie in all circumstances, even to a murderer who's asking for your friend's whereabouts so he can kill her.
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The combination of Flynn as information gatekeeper and advisor to the President, Pompeo as principle originator of intelligence, and Trump as disinterested intelligence consumer, is a guarantee of major intelligence and policy failure in a Trump Administration.
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And I think that makes me easier to track down, and I also think there's maybe some assumption that as the author, rather than the illustrator, I'm the originator of this project, or the person to blame.
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Smith, the originator of what we now call economics, may have imagined a table set with self-interest-filled plates, but he didn't cook his own meals, nor did he pay anyone to do it for him.
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The Japanese Financial Services Agency (JFSA) in December 2018 published a proposal that would require Japanese investors to apply a higher risk weighting to securitizations they hold unless the fund "originator" holds a portion of the fund.
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Legal analysis presented to Fitch by transaction counsel says that customers in Germany and France have rights against the dealer which sold the vehicle in the first place and not primarily against the originator or issuing SPV.
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I justify that by being something of an originator, I might go as far to call myself a pioneer of this meme, much like Marie Curie or Alexander Graham Bell, spreading knowledge of a pre-existing truth.
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The part has been embodied by the likes of Christopher Plummer (its Broadway originator), John Turturro (for the Classic Stage in 1991), Al Pacino (Off Broadway in 2002) and Lenny Henry (for London's Donmar Warehouse last year).
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I think the origin of the idea to get President Zelensky to say out loud he's going to investigate Burisma in 2016 election, I think the originator, the person who came up with that was Mr. Giuliani.
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That app, which is owned by Facebook, currently allows users to purchase products featured in influencers' posts and stories; it also is the originator of the phrase "link in bio," which — well, you know what it means.
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Working in the early years of domestic realism, she seems to have felt a kinship with its originator, someone who assembled his massive narratives—what he recognized as a "new species of writing"—without models or maps.
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While UBS was not a big originator of U.S. residential home loans, U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue in Brooklyn said investors suffered "catastrophic losses" from the bank's failure to fully disclose the risks of mortgage securities it helped sell.
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Citigroup subsidiary CitiMortgage Inc cannot force a mortgage-loan originator to repurchase defective loans that have already gone through foreclosure because it has not shown that those loans still exist, a divided federal appeals court held on Wednesday.
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Fitch expects the FLCF to be in the form of fixed deposits with a bank rated at least 'BBB-' and 'F3' by Fitch in the name of the originator, with a lien marked in favour of the trustee.
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Chloe Coscarelli, the restaurant's namesake and the originator of many of the recipes, was recently forced out of the business she founded three years ago, after the company she had partnered with alleged that she had become negligent.
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Singapore was an originator of both the Trans-Pacific Partnership (a trade deal that once aimed to join America, Japan and ten other Pacific-Rim countries) and its supposed rival, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, which includes China.
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While UBS was not a big originator of U.S. residential home loans, U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue in Brooklyn said investors suffered "catastrophic losses" from the bank's failure to fully disclose the risks of mortgage securities it helped sell.
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The magazine is also known for edgy reporting typified by correspondents like Matt Taibbi, who skewered Wall Street titans during the global financial crisis, and the late Hunter S. Thompson, originator of the gonzo style of first-person journalism.
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This spring marked a double anniversary for John Cale, the Welsh art-rock originator: 50 years for the invigorating noise he made on the Velvet Underground's classic debut album, and 75 years for Mr. Cale himself, born in 1942.
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"Excerpt From Goldberg Variations" offers an idea of Mr. Paxton's own improvisatory brilliance as a dancer (he is regarded as the originator of contact improvisation technique), his ability to contrast tiny physical impulses with thrilling dynamism and virtuosic musicality.
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"Many church members were afraid to come out and reveal their church membership, given the overwhelming blaming coming from politicians and news media that called Shincheonji the originator of the virus outbreak," said Kim Si-mon, the church's spokesman.
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As its name suggests, ransomware is a particular type of computer virus which works by holding the data on a computer for ransom by encrypting the information until a certain sum is paid to the originator of the virus.
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The new generation is repped by The Saunderson Brothers, Damarii and Dantiez, the two sons of Detroit techno originator Kevin Saunderson—who'll also contribute his own time to the cause by serving as a guest bartender for the event.
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It was into this vexed and contentious atmosphere that the news dropped like a bomb on Wednesday: Culture critic Katie Roiphe was writing about the list for Harper's Magazine, and she might be planning to name the list's originator.
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The onetime "Harry Potter" actor Harry Melling — now unrecognizable from his physically capacious days as Dudley Dursley — proves a sensation in the dual assignment of Jason and Tyrone that transformed the roles' New York originator, Steven Boyer, into a theater star.
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Headed by Jean-Claude Juncker, a long-time prime minister of Luxembourg, it is much more than a civil service; it is the guardian of the treaties, the originator of almost all legislation and the sole executor of the EU's budget.
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Sheridan Smith, among this country's most purely beloved actresses, managed the near impossible as Fanny Brice in the Menier Chocolate Factory revival of "Funny Girl," coupling sweetness with supreme comic chops and allaying intrusive thoughts of that role's originator, Barbra Streisand.
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Other tech giants have climbed on the mini-program bandwagon, with Alibaba and Baidu both rolling out their own versions of mini programs on their major apps over the past few months, but Tencent, the originator, has developed the strongest community.
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It was the originator for over $2 billion worth of loans for Max Levchin's lending business, Affirm (another Ribbit portfolio company, now worth $2 billion) and Upstart (a fintech company that, shockingly, did not make its way into Ribbit's portfolio).
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The first "Ant-Man" worked extremely well as an origin story, layering and humanizing the mythology by having a reluctant new hero, Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), pick up the mantle from the originator of the super-suit, Hank Pym (Michael Douglas).
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The Phillips Curve, a graph plotting the inverse relationship between falling joblessness and rising inflation, named for its originator, the New Zealand-born economist William Phillips, was for decades a staple both of introductory economics courses and of monetary policy.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Bioepis Co Ltd, which aims to become a force in the fledgling biosimilar drugs industry, has filed a lawsuit against the originator of the world's best-selling drug, to stop it blocking the launch of its own version.
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I want to talk about innovation and where it's going, because one of the things, I do understand iteration of companies upon companies, but some people feel that maybe true innovation is harder, to be the originator of an idea.
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Fitch's analytical assumption under these criteria is that the structure of the sukuk and the underlying transaction(s) provides for full recourse to the originator - as with a conventional bond issue - and the sukuk rating is driven solely by the originator's rating.
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On Thursday, Germany's transport minister ordered a recall of 22,000 Porsche Cayenne SUVs equipped with Audi's 3-litre V6 diesel engine that was fitted with illicit emissions-control software, the latest reminder of Audi's role as the originator of the defeat devices.
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Rajiv Shah has left BNP Paribas SA where he was head of debt capital markets for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa, in order to take up a role as senior originator for the Middle East and North Africa financing business at Goldman.
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Long considered the bible for rock music lovers, Rolling Stone is also known for edgy journalism typified by correspondents like Matt Taibbi, who skewered Wall Street titans during the global financial crisis, and Hunter S. Thompson, originator of the gonzo style of journalism.
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Another role usually given to tall deities is the ballerina one in "Mozartiana" (1981); Ms. Hyltin's Saturday performance was a marvel of lucid musicianship, with strokes of wit and delicacy that the part has seldom seen since its originator, Ms. Farrell, danced it.
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"Many church members were afraid to come out and reveal their church membership, given the overwhelming blaming coming from politicians and news media that called Shincheonji the originator of the virus outbreak," Kim Si-mon, a church spokesman, said in a statement.
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Neil Gaiman and George R. R. Martin come to mind, as does Frank Herbert, originator of the Dune series (inevitably, the "Duniverse"), whose apocalyptic blend of science, magic and planetary or ecological consciousness strikes me as an important precursor to the Broken Earth.
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North Wales, which boasts two ballrooms (one handily connecting to the master suite via a private staircase), was briefly owned by the originator of the two-pants suit and was almost snagged as an American bolt-hole by the Duchess of Windsor.
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For years, her weekly regimen included not only voice and foreign language lessons but also instruction in ballet, acting and fencing, as well as a strength and conditioning program under the direct supervision of Joseph Pilates, the originator of the Pilates exercise method.
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A 2014 complaint, for example, asserted that a broker selling Fortress products was associated with Fortress — a conflict of interest under Ontario rules, which require that a brokerage firm tell investors of any relationship it has with the originator of products it sells.
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In any case, it is not unusual to make mistakes in a book of this nature, especially since the subject of the book, Richard Avedon, is the originator of many of the errors: he was well known for embellishing stories or simply fabricating.
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Nubank is now worth $4 billion after Tencent's $180 million investment Founded by Sergio Furio in 2012, the company started as an originator of loans to Brazilian customers who were willing to offer up collateral in exchange for lower interest rates on their debt.
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The reputational damage to China as a responsible actor in the international community, and as the originator of the innovative concept of "One Country, Two Systems", would be too costly for a country already embroiled in a geopolitical struggle with the world's most powerful democracy.
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President Donald Trump's company planned to give a $50 million penthouse at Trump Tower Moscow to Russian President Vladimir Putin as the company negotiated the luxury real estate development during the 2016 campaign, according to four people, one of them the originator of the plan.
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"I think the origin of the idea to get President Zelensky to say out loud he's going to investigate Burisma and 2016 election, I think the originator, the person who came up with that, was Mr. Giuliani," Mr. Taylor said, according to the transcript.
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As the originator of the New England style, the Alchemist's Heady Topper (8 percent A.B.V.) has one foot in the traditional I.P.A. style, with familiar notes of pine, grapefruit and resin turned up in the foreground, washing over a background of fruit-driven hops.
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On May 2, 2001, almost every Dutch doctor went on strike for three days because the government was refusing to provide support for the after-hours program despite pleas from its originator Giesen and others about the necessity of preventing burnout among their peers.
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An anti-immigration activist who joined the Trump transition team as an adviser on immigration, Mr. Kobach is an originator of the false "massive voter fraud" rationale for voter ID requirements and has exported anti-immigrant legislation to states around the country, most notably Arizona.
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Chouinard is its best-known avatar and entrepreneur, its principal originator and philosopher-king, and is as responsible as anyone for guiding it from the primitive tin-can and hobnail aesthetic of the mid-twentieth century to the slackline and dome-tent attitude of today.
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As has been the case in e-commerce, the winners in the marketplace lending originator landscape will solve for point number three by bolting on a large number of products, using their scale to price others out and solving for increased repeats at the same time.
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Nonetheless, the Originator inspired John Prine's rockingest vocal, tickled the shit out of one-hit wonders the Syndicate of Sound, and brought out the very best from such unexpected-to-whodat artists as John Hammond, Ian Gomm, the Remains, the Count Bishops, Dwight Yoakam, and Helene Dixon.
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The company, which is also led by CEO and former Google self-driving car project originator Sebastian Thrun, wants to begin selling the Flyer you see in the video above by the end of the year, so this isn't a concept depicting a far-flung future.
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"Requiring WhatsApp to trace originator information is disproportionate to the laudable aim of preventing and detecting crimes, particularly since users can easily migrate to encrypted platforms that do not have such an obligation," WhatsApp stated in a 27-page submission to the court reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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"The outcome of this litigation could lead to a change in the product design of major social media platforms because law enforcement agencies want the [court] to direct these companies to devise a mechanism to trace the originator of a message," the IFF wrote on its website.
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Freddy Negrete, one of the original pioneers of the black and grey when an inmate (and the originator of the "Laugh now, cry later" motif), notes that initially, people on the outside got the tattoos so as to look as if they had been in prison.
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Fremont Bank was a top-priority client and originator of many of these bad loans, and in the middle of that year, Goldman found out that the smaller bank's rate of early payment defaults was increasing in a way that should have set off an alarm.
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Although Lamark is most famous for being, in Darwin's words, "the first man whose conclusions on this subject (of origin of species) excited much attention," he should also be remembered as the originator of a French Met Office about 50 years before those in Europe and USA.
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Like the originator of the role, the terrific Mark Setlock (who helped create the characters, drawn from his own experience), Mr. Ferguson has a wonderfully pliant voice that allows him to change personas within seconds — sometimes less — as he gives us both sides of tense, terse conversations.
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The longstanding story about Descartes's creation of a "new philosophy" that broke radically with medieval "ways of thinking" and that marked "the dawn of modern times" was promoted by philosophers who came after Kant and who, oddly enough, turned Descartes into the originator of "Germanic" thought.
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"I think the origin of the idea to get President Zelensky to say out loud he's going to investigate Burisma and 2016 election, I think the originator, the person who came up with that was Mr. Giuliani," Taylor told investigators, according to the transcript of his testimony.
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Gillette's women's brand, Venus, is an originator and epitome of this cultural myth, and it is also what venture capitalist Mike Dodd calls "an afterthought brand," a rough draft of "a '60s ad man" type of concept about what women might want and how to sell it to them.
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"Although the market is getting more difficult, the originator is still able to absorb the rising funding costs," said a banker familiar with the deal, noting that the weighted average interest rate was 11.2 percent on the 4 billion yuan underlying auto loans for SAIC-GMAC's second offering.
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Whereas the guilt of other participants, including Cicotte, Williams, shortstop Swede Risberg, and first baseman Chick Gandil (the fix's originator and a kind of Second City Hal Chase), is clear, the ambiguous position of Jackson does add poignancy to Weaver's ambivalence about his own knowledge or lack thereof.
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"I think the origin of the idea to get President Zelensky to say out loud he's going to investigate Burisma and 2016 election, I think the originator, the person who came up with that was Mr. Giuliani," Taylor said, going on to say Giuliani was representing Trump's interests in doing so.
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"So 2009 through 2012 was probably one of the most difficult times to get mortgage financing, by way of credit score, by way of strict debt-to-income ratio calculation, and a whole host of other reasons," said Matt Weaver, a loan originator with CrossCountry Mortgage, based in Boca Raton, Floirda.
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I'm sure CaShawn Thompson, the originator of #BlackGirlMagic, had no idea it would become such a big movement (or that it would be the name of my skin routine), but the great thing about social movements is that they can end up having unintended positive consequences far bigger than their creators' wildest dreams.
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In fact, while only 2 percent of the population uses biologic drugs, they account for 40 percent of prescription drug spending in the U.S. A biosimilar, on the other hand, is essentially what its name implies — a highly similar version of a biologic drug that is designed to match the branded originator biologic.
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The religious right, powered by Falwell's preaching and the efforts of individuals like Norman Vincent Peale (the originator of the Power of Positive Thinking mindset that championed the prosperity gospel and inspired the likes of Donald Trump, whom Peale knew and whose first wedding he officiated) turned poverty into a symbol of godlessness.
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"As the originator of the sneaker resale game, eBay continues to be a top source for emerging and collectible styles, and with high demand, we want our sellers and buyers to get in on the action," eBay&aposs head of men&aposs footwear and apparel, Jeff Chan, said in a press release.
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While there are many legitimate cases where the intellectual property (IP) generated as result of such work should remain with the funded originator, there are also many cases where everyone would benefit if the IP, the product of federal investment, were shared with other parties via the mechanism routinely referred to as 'Technology Transfer.
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From "How Ya Like Me Now" The hip-hop cowboy gold standard from a Harlem hip-hop originator who took a song about around-the-way squabbles and, via a video filmed at a Western theme park in New Jersey and enough cowboy hats for the whole crew, remade it as an ominous outlaw fantasy.
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As an official media partner, THUMP will present the Made in Detroit stage at the festival, which will feature a Detroit Love showcase headlined by local legend Carl Craig on Friday evening, a Sunday evening set by techno pioneer Eddie Fowlkes, and a Monday evening showcase hosted by hometown hero and Detroit techno co-originator Kevin Saunderson.
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Among the proposed rules, the government said that intermediaries — which it defines as those services or functions that facilitate communication between two or more users and have five million or more users in India — will have to, among other things, be able to trace the originator of questionable content to avoid assuming full liability for their users' actions.
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A silver denarius of Augustus minted between 20 BCE-19 BCE with the obverse bearing the laureate profile of Augustus and the reverse side portraying an altar inscribed (image via the American Numismatic Society [ANS])Yarrow is careful to note that we begin to see the shorthand SPQR minted on coins under Augustus, the originator of the Roman Principate.
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This new production directed by David Pountney, who also wrote the libretto, is part of the Welsh Opera's project to tell the whole Figaro story — as plotted by its originator, Beaumarchais — starting with Rossini's "Barber of Seville" (in which the barber-valet Figaro finds a bride for his employer) and continuing with Mozart's "Marriage" (where Figaro finds a bride for himself).
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The originally proposed rules say that intermediaries — which the government defines as those services that facilitate communication between two or more users and have five million or more users in India — will have to proactively monitor and filter their users' content and be able to trace the originator of questionable content to avoid assuming full liability for their users' actions.
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Lip Sync Battle on Spike/Youtube And lest you think Lizama's masterful contouring skills only work on to diva-fy hunks, think again: Jenna Dewan Tatum's twerk-all-over-the-stage performance of "Pony" was especially noteworthy thanks to Dewan-Tatum's really defined set of abs — almost giving her hubby (who, via Magic Mike, was the originator of her moves) a run for his money.
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The originator of this optimistically anticipatory technique was Silvio Berlusconi (pictured above right, with Mr Salvini), whose Forza Italia party is yoked to the Northern League in a right-wing electoral alliance: in 633, he announced his entry into politics in a video showing him at a desk in a book-lined study, looking as if he were making an address to the nation.
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For the Merseyside leg the legendary Kenny Dope, one half of Masters At Work and a decade-spanning house music originator, is among the names involved, and as such the time seemed right to give him a call and ask his opinion on a few things not least whether or not he sees enough being done to nurture aspiring talent, and support for the scene in general.
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