Walmart Inc would have paid up to $793.8 million more and McDonald's Corp would have paid up to $110.9 million more.
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Sanders campaign estimates McDonald's would have paid up to $110.9 million more in taxes and Walmart would have paid up to $793.8 million more in taxes under this plan.
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When my wife reached that age, her mom paid up.
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Chevron would have paid up to $1.6 billion in taxes.
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Others — especially grad students — like to be paid up front.
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Nineteen of every 20 businesses paid up to avoid trial.
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One tip: Make sure your credit card is paid up.
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January 2018 - Spotify says has 70 million paid-up subs.
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These claimants could be paid up to $500 in the settlement.
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Inventory paid up front should quickly factor into your cash flows.
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The jobs were temporary and paid up to $22019 an hour.
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I don't know what bills are paid up and what aren't.
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A repeat offender, it's worth adding, that still hasn't paid up.
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AT&T paid up to $0003,000 to Essential Consultants in 2017.
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The remaining 50 percent can be paid up to 25 years later.
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Sir Li paid up without filing a report with Hong Kong police.
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Trump's a paid-up member of the growing illiberal authoritarian international movement.
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Zhang paid up front in cash, 5,000 RMB ($20143) for six months.
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She had won the bet, but Mr. O'Reilly had never paid up.
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The money was to be paid "up front" -- before Justin even arrived.
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Well, flash forward to September 18, 2018, and the company has paid up.
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Many passengers paid up to £450 a ticket to travel on the train.
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Many were in medical facilities that had previously paid up "without unnecessary conversations".
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That means that Cohen was paid up to $22018 million for his work.
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Some 17,500 paid-up Labour Party members are eligible to vote on Saturday.
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According to Harvard Business Review, previously, airlines paid up to $1,350 for involuntary bumps.
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The extenders would allow this break to apply to amounts paid up until Dec.
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Anomalie dresses typically cost between $22.2 and $1,500 depending on materials, paid up front.
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"He's a fully paid up member of the Donald Trump fan club," Sheinwald said.
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Fans paid up to 335 Swiss francs to attend the concert in Stravinski Auditorium.
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I asked for a turkey, selected a pick-up date, and paid up-front.
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Far from focusing strictly on organic growth, Nadella has paid up big for acquisitions.
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Parents have paid up to $60 to spend the day here with their children.
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They can either get paid up-front in cash or get an annual payout.
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The extender would allow this break to apply to premiums paid up until Dec.
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Kylie Jenner almost had to spend a day in court, but luckily, Tyga paid up.
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Additional ExpensesTherapy: $35, biweeklyHeadspace: $95.88 for a year, paid up front Day One 7 a.m.
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You can't perform a second-class operation on a patient if they aren't paid up.
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The party's paid-up membership has doubled to around 13,000 in the past four months.
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This year, the company paid up to $5.3 billion for Takedas dry eye drug Xiidra.
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More than 4,000 members subscribed to the videos and paid up to $44.95 per month.
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Akanksha eventually paid up when the woman threatened to tell her family about her sexual orientation.
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The vice-chancellor paid up, and later gave yet more money to the League's central committee.
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The paid-up capital is likely to bolster the confidence of the private sector in SMI.
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Badly. The Democratic debt to black voters is immense, and the party has not paid up.
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The fighter showed up the next day and immediately paid up, according to a receipt (below).
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Mr. Hoque said he later learned the $50,000 he paid up front was just for taxes.
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It's an easy thing to admit to people who paid up to $850 for a seat.
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The Guardian reported in 20183 that Facebook paid up to $65 million in cash and shares.
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Lincoln signed a bill in 2000 that paid up to $1003 for every enslaved person freed.
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If a business paid up, Pointbreak would ask for even higher rates to optimize its search ranking.
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Barna said he rented the home from Amanat for five days for $27,000 and paid up front.
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Without wanting to sound like a paid-up mouthpiece for big bamboo, this shit is life-changing.
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In need of new stalls themselves, ETBU paid up and imported Ole Miss's old room to Marshall.
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Although packers paid up for cattle, slaughter margins remained highly profitable as beef prices have also rallied.
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Zoom Interiors was pitched on Shark Tank as a web-based service where users paid up-front.
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Inmates are paid up to 1,000 euros a month to work in the restaurant, and share tips.
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Deutsche Bank, ING, Crédit Agricole, Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered, and Commerzbank have also paid up, reports Reuters.
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Beating on these drunken clubbers' wasn't exactly glorious, paid-up, prizefighting like back home in Thailand either.
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If you paid up front, you were pulling from what appeared to be a universal stock list.
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Investor losses were around 110 million pounds, although Capita paid up to 66 million pounds in compensation.
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But Mr. Mattis went further, warning that unless the allies paid up, America might reduce its commitment.
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Retail bank license holders, for example, will need S$1.5 billion ($1.1 billion) in paid-up capital.
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Retail bank license holders, for example, will need S$1.5 billion ($1.1 billion) in paid-up capital.
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But, Tedeschi says AB never paid up ... and claims it's all because of a frozen fish head.
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People waited for eons in the cancellation line or paid up to $2,500 for a ticket from resellers.
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The total offer of 124.7 million shares constitutes 14.2 percent of the post-offer paid up share capital.
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MoviePass, the subscription movie ticketing service, just launched its cheapest plan yet: $89.95 per year, paid up front.
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The total issue will constitute 14.56 percent of the post offer paid-up share capital of the company.
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DiCaprio was reportedly paid up to $25 million to star in it, and to serve as a producer.
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The total offer of 124.7 million shares constitutes 14.2 percent of the post-offer paid-up share capital.
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Many firms are unlikely to want to reveal they fell victim to it and whether they paid up.
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And in addition to the £700,000 paid up front, the duchy would charge £33,000 per year ground rent.
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Earlier this year, it was revealed he owed nearly $400k to both women ... but hadn't paid up yet.
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But if your boss paid up for a corporate Zoom subscription, you might have access to Rooms already.
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Workers who are sick will earn the full amount they are typically paid, up to $511 per day.
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He was paid up to $50,20173 per month for his Burisma role, according to the New York Times.
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The total price I paid up front was $12,150 (includes inspection, shipping, registration, title and license plate fees).
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He's made it pretty clear that he only agreed to make a TV show because Amazon paid up.
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After years of putting it off, I have become a paid-up member of the adult-braces wearing community.
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People who paid up front for an annual subscription will still be able to see unlimited movies per month.
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The inherent anonymity of Monero also means the attackers themselves don't necessarily know who's paid up or who hasn't.
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Party officials say about 750 supporters paid up to $33,400 per person to attend the event at Gilley's saloon.
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"There's always been the sense that Haley is not a 100% paid up member of Team Trump," Gowan said.
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Gonnella paid up to 20 percent more for gluten than usual because of the surge in demand, Lucchesi said.
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Ultimately though, using Facebook comes with a cost, even if it's not paid up front in dollars and cents.
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Advertisers paid up for that, spending (in today's dollars) the equivalent of $1.9 million for a 30 second ad.
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The rights issue will increase the bank's paid up share capital from Dhs3.93bn to Dhs5.43bn, it said in a statement.
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The state could help the salvageable subsidiaries find buyers by socialising Tata's pension fund, which is almost fully paid up.
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Pyrotechnicians can get paid up $2,000 per event to coordinate explosives and fireworks for all types of shows and festivities.
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Dubai courier Aramex's board recommended paying a cash dividend of 16 percent of the company's paid-up capital for 2016.
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Whitehead paid up, though it is unclear if he paid the full ransom, and was reunited with Blitz shortly after.
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PS1 workers are paid between $20-$30 per hour, while those at sister institution MoMA are paid up to $23.
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By the time I became a music journalist in 2003 I was a fully paid up… appreciator of The Fall.
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The State Department paid up in 2016 to "retain maximum leverage" and to ensure the return of three American prisoners.
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In January 2016, Sotheby's paid up to $4003 million for the boutique New York art advisory company Art Agency, Partners.
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They also paid up to put me in a different airline just so I can get to my final destination.
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The Conservative Party's approximate 160,000 paid-up members will choose between the two men, with the result due on July 23.
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Some South Korean investors have paid up to 40 percent more than international buyers for bitcoin, such is the high demand.
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His position as Labour leader has always rested on his popularity among the party's paid-up supporters rather than its MPs.
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Tony Blair and David Cameron may have worn different-coloured rosettes, but they were both paid-up members of the party.
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Paola Zarate, a state prosecutor in Chile's capital Santiago dealing with the case, said each Haitian migrant paid up to $3,000.
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They also offer forgiveness of the remaining balance if you aren't fully paid up by the end of the repayment period.
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"NDF spreads are compressed up to 2 months, and then getting paid up," said one emerging market currency trader in Singapore.
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The people who knew they need health care this year paid up anyway and took the blow to their bank account.
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As reported by Motherboard, some cities have paid up to $100,000 of taxpayer money in order to fund these discount programs.
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The app was first reported by TechCrunch, which said users were paid up to in $20 a month in gift cards.
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"I've gotten to the point to where I've known LaMarr a couple years and he's never paid up," Beanie tells us.
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He then told investigators he was getting paid up to $1,000 to give the backpack to an unknown person in a bathroom.
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Passengers paid up to $21968,20003 each, gouged by a charlatan who lied about the ship's seaworthiness and visas, which were never provided.
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For those of you who don't know, I am a fully paid up member of the ex-Liffe Old Option Foggies Club.
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The crowd paid up to 295 Swiss francs for the four-hour event but Trombone Shorty and Usher did not appear together.
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In July, he said if Russia attacked a NATO member, he would consider whether the country has paid up before providing defense.
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He paid up, but the Popeyes worker allegedly behind the "black list" sandwich ring didn't fulfill his wish for the viral sandwich.
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Time to make sure your phone insurance is paid up, because lots of phones are going to be hurled into walls come January.
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Merchants who once paid up to 50 Yemeni rials ($0.11) for a kg of plastic bottles, now offer 10 rials only, she said.
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The firm has traced more than 30 cases over the past year across all industries, and at least one company has paid up.
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Last weekend, the Daily Mail reported that Markle had been paid "up to £100,000" for posing for photographs "preparing" for the royal wedding.
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Such costs must be paid up front while the benefits have been historically hard to quantify and come only in the longer run.
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A similar number, 43 percent, paid up to $1,228 out of pocket in the past year for treating complications related to the condition.
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A minimum paid-up capital of 30 billion rupiah is also required upon establishment of the company, added Agusman, who uses one name.
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According to the docs, Michael agreed to go halfsies with Jean but hasn't paid up ... so she's seeking more than $183k from him.
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A Russian politician claimed in 2014 that Sutter never actually paid up, and that Russia should reclaim Fort Ross — as a missile base.
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The test determines the amount of level annual premiums you would need in order have your policy fully paid up within seven years.
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He has paid up to thousands of dollars apiece for the games, which turn up widely at auction houses including Sotheby's, Bonhams and Bloomsbury.
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As a result, fire personnel were forced to use other departments' service providers as well as their personal devices until County Fire paid up.
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The UK central bank has 'paid-up' capital of roughly 55.5 million euros, which is more than seven of the 19 euro zone countries.
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Facebook paid up to $3 billion for Oculus and will have spent $500 million on content for the platform, likely before the year's end.
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The rights issue will increase the bank's paid up share capital from 3.93 billion dirhams to 5.43 billion dirhams, it said in a statement.
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Integration 'Mid-Range': IIF's capacity to provide finance for infrastructure projects depends on its paid-up capital, subordinated loans, new debt and capital injections.
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Ramesh said he was paid up to 21 rupees ($2000) to fill a 12,000-litre water tanker, but stopped selling water after the protests.
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The IPO of the company which owns and operates hotels, constitutes up to 23.59 percent of its post-offer paid-up equity share capital.
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"The committee noted that MMTC's defined reserves and surplus is more than 10 times of its paid-up equity share capital," the document said.
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There is scant evidence that a student attracted by cheap and cheerful Prom tickets morphs into a paid-up attendee of full-fare concerts.
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That's because despite WannaCry's success in spreading, thanks in part to the leaked NSA exploit EternalBlue, only a fraction of victims have paid up.
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He never paid up though, and a new trial was ordered, as was this paternity test to decide the matter once and for all.
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Calgary wants drivers to pay $220 paid up front, whereas Edmonton will take $50,000 each year from Uber directly, plus six cents per trip.
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Nicki Minaj has paid up her promised $25,000 to former 'Cosby Show' actor Geoffrey Owens, and he's taking the money ... and paying it forward.
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Kylie Jenner—who is reportedly paid up to $1 million for a single Instagram post—regularly advertises diet teas to her 126 million followers.
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The data storage costs must be paid up front and they must cover not just that month but all months and years to come.
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A figure was usually arrived at—under coercion—and, once the detainees paid up and signed a nondisclosure agreement, they were free to leave.
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It would be similar to a plumber being paid up front, and then refusing to let him into your house to fix the pipes.
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Just like Chime, N26 will also try to let you get paid up to two days early if you get paid via direct deposit.
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IIGF's total paid-up capital from the MoF reached IDR20163trn at end-22016 and is invested in liquid assets and securities held to maturity.
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Owners paid up, and no one sued, said Mr. Schroeder, the Sotheby's sales associate, who is representing the sale of the 12th-floor unit.
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China, France, Russia and Britain - the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council along with the United States - are all paid up for 2018.
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As a result, investors have paid up to get growth — often not GARP, or growth at a reasonable price, but growth at any price.
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According to Congressional Research Service, if they buy a gold plan, the government (meaning us taxpayers) paid up to 75 percent of the premiums.
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Iran paid up front for 1,750 Chieftain tanks and other vehicles, but most were never delivered because of sanctions imposed on Tehran after the revolution.
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" For spotty dress wearers on the brink of an existential crisis, picture your dress as your fully-paid-up membership card to "fun girl club.
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Regulators have fined financial firms at least $8003bn for money-laundering and sanctions violations since 2008; BNP Paribas alone paid up $8.9bn for sanctions shenanigans.
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Overseas banks, especially Japanese ones, have paid up to get their hands on U.S. dollars since July as fewer prime funds have purchased their debt.
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Rather than face a general election, the leader is picked by 160,000 paid-up Tory activists, who long for Brexit more than almost anything else.
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EI announced plans for the rights issue on Thursday, saying it would increase its paid up share capital to 5.43 billion dirhams from 1003 billion.
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Omar Weaver Rosales, a Texas lawyer, has sued about 450 businesses in the past two years; more than 70% paid up to avoid a trial.
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The more than four dozen people charged by the Justice Department allegedly paid up to $2628 million in bribes to get their children into universities.
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Collins told me that he had paid, up front, for many of Mullen's expenses himself, at a considerable strain to his relationship with his partner.
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We pay for close to that because Germany doesn't pay what they're supposed to pay, and out of the 28 countries, seven are paid up.
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Digital wholesale banks would be subjected to the same regulatory requirements as existing wholesale banks, which includes a paid-up capital of S$100 million.
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"Petersen stated the fee to the adoptive parents was $35,000, with $25,000 paid up front and $10,000 after delivery of the baby," the affidavit states.
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The winner, to be chosen by the party's 160,000 paid-up members, will be announced on July 23 and will then replace May as prime minister.
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Previous news reports have indicated that some institutions paid up, including Indiana hospital Hancock Health, which paid around $55,000 to unlock its computers early this year.
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Another key consideration would be whether licence fees have to be paid up front, as has been the case in Germany until now, or in instalments.
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It's an interesting topic if you're a space nerd, but what I really wanted to know is whether Hawking ever paid up after losing the bet.
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Only 21 were made, and #22019 recently reached up to A$100,000 in online bidding (although it was relisted after the triumphant bidder never paid up).
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There they try on suits, open bottles of wine, and listen to costly sound systems, as though rehearsing to be paid-up members of the bourgeoisie.
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Ford paid up to $1,050 each to about 200,000 owners of six different models, most of them hybrids, that had been sold with inflated mileage ratings.
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KAN alleges that Live Nation agreed to cover those costs but never paid up, and attempts to recoup the money since the show have been unsuccessful.
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Shareholders of the electricity exchange were selling a little over 6 million shares, or 20 percent of the post-issue paid-up capital, in the IPO.
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The campers, who paid up to $599, were a self-selecting group of exhibitionists and oddballs for whom Mr. Waters's movies were a beacon of belonging.
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Investors paid up for stocks as Congress neared an stimulus package to fend off economic damage of the virus that causes the deadly COVID-19 disease.
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The company proposed an installment plan, with 315,8503 euros paid up front and four additional annual payments due only if the treatment continues to be effective.
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A different firm represents Holmes in the criminal suit against her, and they did not say whether Holmes has paid up for their billable hours, yet.
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If Sanders' plan had been in place last year, JPMorganChase would have paid up to $991.6 million more in taxes, Sanders' campaign said in the statement.
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Jeremy DriesenNew York To the Editor: Although I am not an attorney, I will offer some advice to President Trump's legal team: Get paid up front!
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Sellers will be paid up-front, minus a 10 percent commission to Amazon and fees of 19 reais ($6) per month or 2 reais per item.
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The company proposed a five-year installment plan, with 315,13 euros paid up front and additional annual payments due only if the treatment continues to be effective.
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To qualify for my Belgian visa I had to purchase year-long travel insurance ($54.57/month) that I paid up front at the beginning of the year.
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Brightoil's founder Raymond Sit is one of the investors of Marine Online which is registered in Cayman Islands with a paid-up capital of $500,000, Qi said.
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Pricing for the subscription will be £4.99 monthly per family (with no limit on the number of devices), or £50 if paid up front for a year.
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Finally, there are the listeners among whom one sits—a convocation of European élites who have paid up to four hundred and thirty euros for their tickets.
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The pair would gain unauthorized access to a victim's computer, then threaten to damage the device, delete data or sell stolen data unless the victim paid up.
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But under the contract that AT&T had with Cohen, the lawyer may have been paid up to $600,000, according to the source who spoke with CNBC.
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Ireland was supposed to start implementing Apple's tax payments in January 2017, and as Ireland is appealing the decision and opposes it, it has not paid up.
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A while later, Mr. Carter described a recent initiative in which agents were promised a bonus if 95 percent of their collective sales were paid up front.
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"High credit card balances can trigger a security review, even if you are paid up," Dan Meyer, a partner at the law firm Tully Rinckey PLLC, said.
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If you want to be America's ally, in Trump's book, you better make sure you've paid up — whether that's buying American goods or upping your defense spending.
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A handful of prominent Democrats have said Biden&aposs work for Burisma, for which he was paid up to $50,000 per month, could be perceived as corrupt.
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But they also have paid-up houses and boats, kids on track for college, decent medical care and an ironclad entitlement to the benefit of the doubt.
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Then four lucky people picked from the crowd of about 300 were told that their latest monthly electricity bills would be paid, up to $250, she said.
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"Currently the Amnesty Office has now paid up all ex-militants backlog of their stipends up to the end of 2016," the presidency said in a statement.
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Family members of Russian contractors say that in Syria they were paid up to $6,500 per month, which exceeds Russia's average monthly wage more than 12 times.
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We were worried if the boat does go to another location and we tell our cab to hold and he's not paid up that could be a problem.
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If the target paid up, they'd repeat the process until it was no longer profitable, eventually ghosting their partner who was often deeply emotionally invested in the relationship.
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Other investors didn't mind the business, but wanted to be paid up for sterling and the fact it was an aggressive structure for a new sponsor, sources said.
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Bamford is of course a paid up member of the 'VR is the future' club – but then he has to be, given the precarious fortunes of HTC's business.
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Just like the paid-up punters in the cheap seats behind, the classy angles, agile counters and dazzling pyrotechnics of Poot's boxing moved them close to religious experience.
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DIB has also sought approval from shareholders to allow it to increase its paid up capital by 988.4 million dirhams ($269.11 million), subject to regulatory and other approvals.
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Last year, Norway's Equinor, formerly Statoil, paid up to $2.9 billion for a 25 percent stake in Petrobras's Roncador, one of Brazil's largest oilfields in the Campos basin.
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Now more than ever I want to be a fully paid-up member of this society — and fight for the survival of liberal democracy alongside my new compatriots.
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Companies paid up to a record $5 million for 30 seconds during the championship game between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers on CBS Corp's flagship network.
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He says he agreed to "re-purchase" Atom Factory -- a management company which Scooter bought from Troy -- and Scooter offered him a discount if he paid up front.
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R. Kelly once again wiped the slate clean when it comes to back child support ... 'cause he's all paid up until the next round ... according to his attorney.
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I made my way to a nice bar, alone, made friends with a bartender, spilled a massive drink, paid up, and walked out with my tail between my legs.
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Teresa Giudice's paychecks are going to be a little fatter now, because she's completely paid up the six-figure tab that was part of her sentence for fraud charges.
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Our sources say Kelly's Chicago condo in Trump Tower is all paid up through the end of the year, so the women can live rent-free for several months.
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A Louisiana judge ruled in her favor and ordered Weezy to fork over $5k a month, but he never paid up ... claiming he was never served with legal papers.
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Around 500 well-heeled New Yorkers paid up to $10,000 each to attend the Nearness of You concert in honor of the saxophonist Michael Brecker, who died in 2007.
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As for the incentive, under the proposal, new commercial-storage installations will still get the same amount of SGIP money — but only 50 percent will be paid up front.
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The study, conducted by the US Army's Institute of Environmental Medicine, will collect data from 60 or so participants who will be paid up to $200 for their service.
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Those ballooning budget deficits helped give rise to efforts in the United States and Europe to slash government spending, an austerity movement of which Das is a paid-up member.
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Trump is fighting lawsuits that accuse his school venture of misleading thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 for seminars to learn about the billionaire's real estate investment strategies.
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After finding a parking ticket lashed to his windshield, Seattle resident Dan Lear normally would have bitten the bullet and paid up, even though he felt misled by street signage.
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But as I approached Level 4 in Pocket Camp, it felt like Nintendo's only plan was to frustrate users with various time-limits until they paid up with real dollars.
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Airbnb determines the amount that can be paid up front and the amount that is due a few days before check-in, which the company says is usually 50 percent.
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It was a hard-earned and bittersweet victory: A fire that started in a store near my grandfather's laundry burned the business to ashes before the mortgage was paid up.
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Supporters from South America have paid up to $10,000 for the pleasure of watching their national team, in some cases financing the trip by selling cars or taking out loans.
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While Manchester police were investigating the matter, the suit claims that a new lawyer for Lace contacted Drake's counsel, allegedly threatening to make the complaint public unless Drake paid up.
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Pilots who fly for Amazon Air are paid up to 33% less for flying the same planes with similar levels of work experience as their colleagues at FedEx and UPS.
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They destroyed years' worth of Guyton's work in under an hour — all of the houses that weren't paid up on their taxes, which unintentionally left various nearby crack houses intact.
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A little teething pain is understandable, of course, but the scrupulous attention paid up front to architectural restoration doesn't seem to have been paid to hotel operations and customer service.
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Trump is fighting a lawsuit against the venture that accuses the school of misleading thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 for seminars to learn real estate investment strategies.
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That's the deal Josh Donaldson made with his mom ... and when the MLB superstar paid up his side of the bet with the $70,000 whip -- Momma Donaldson's reaction was PRICELESS!!!
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But another argument is shaping up to be central to the plaintiffs' case: Florida has no consolidated system for determining what felons owe or certifying that they have paid up.
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Ziraat Participation Bank started operations in May 2015, with 675 million lira in paid-up capital and plans to have 170 branches and 2,200 staff by the end of 2018.
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The mom from "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" racked up a big fat nursing bill while recovering from a car crash, but never paid up ... so she's been hauled into court.
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If such an oversight process had been in place last year, we certainly would've used it when a handful of ISPs opted to hold our members hostage until we paid up.
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The stringent eligibility rules include a stipulation that a candidate from the private sector should have headed a company with paid-up capital of at least S$500 million ($370 million).
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"If it's paid-up on the principal, they could purchase that from an owner at maybe a reduced market value that helps the person who wants to say goodbye," he said.
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Nevertheless, Elon Musk comes from true minotaur stock: Musk is a paid-up member of the PayPal Mafia — the group of entrepreneurs who all but invented the modern version of blitzscaling.
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Along with paid-up sponsors, official merchandisers and big-money teams, many other vendors will cash in on Sunday, Burton said, although it's almost impossible to put a figure on it.
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The company paid up to $20 a month for installation of the Facebook Research App, a virtual private network that gives the social media giant unfettered access across mobile and online.
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Much of the cargo is on more than 100 ships at sea because cargo handlers, tug operators and ports are refusing to work with Hanjin unless they get paid up front.
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For their services, brokers have collected fees from tenants that can be as high as 15 percent of the annual lease, usually paid up front before a renter can move in.
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The claims are part of a state lawsuit that accuses Trump University of misleading thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 to learn the billionaire businessman's real estate investment strategies.
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"We just ended - sort of ended - our primary season," Obama said, catching his mistake as the crowd of about 60 Democratic donors, who paid up to $33,400 to attend, laughed nervously.
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We broke the story ... LuVisi allegedly tried extorting Alison for thousands of dollars by saying he had photos of her genitals and would send them to her husband unless she paid up.
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DUBAI, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Mashreq, Dubai's third-biggest bank by assets, said on Thursday its board had proposed a cash dividend of 40 percent of the bank's paid up capital for 2016.
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The company paid up to $2.9 billion in 2017 for a 25 percent stake in the Roncador field, one of Brazil's largest oilfields, aiming to boost output by around 500 million barrels.
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As for Bluegogo's existing users, who paid up for a deposit for the service and probably figured it was lost, Didi is offering to convert the sum into credit for its services.
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They raise minimum capital for forex bureaus by three-fold, to 1 billion Tanzanian shillings, and require bureaus to maintain working capital of at least 75 percent of the paid up capital.
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For others, it was disputes about tuition and financial aid that left them feeling as if L.U.O. was demanding more money than was fair, and withholding their transcripts until they paid up.
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Advertisers paid up to a record $5 million for 30 seconds during the championship game on CBS Corp's flagship network, in which the Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers, 24 to 10.
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After seeing WSL's Facebook Live streams garner over 14M viewers in 2017, Facebook paid up to become the exclusive live-stream provider for WSL competitions for two years, beginning this past March.
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Mr. Trump is fighting a lawsuit that accuses his school venture of misleading thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 for seminars to learn about Mr. Trump's real estate investment strategies.
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They would be paid up to $1,303 for work during their six-month stretches; many would be set up with post-prison jobs and would be allowed to leave prison months early.
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Workers taking care of a sick family member or a child whose school or daycare is closed will earn two-thirds of what they are typically paid, up to $200 per day.
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The assault that began Tuesday was the second global strike in two months in which hackers have tried to shake down computer users, threatening to delete their data unless they paid up.
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"It's likely they'll maintain a presence but only work if they are paid up front," James West, senior managing director and a partner at investment bank Evercore ISI, said of the suppliers.
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People facing such "warrant bond fees" are allegedly denied basic information about their case or an opportunity to appear before a judge until they have paid up or spent 48 hours in jail.
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Anyone involved with the excursion can check on the outing's status in the Your Trips section of the app and even give anyone who hasn't paid up a virtual reminder, just in case.
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Although the woman didn't leave, the manager called the Orange Village Police Department to report them, and to ask an officer to stay on-site until all of the women had paid up.
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Gulf Navigation sank 3.9 percent after its board decided to raise issued and paid-up capital by 448.3 million dirhams ($122.2 million) to 1 billion dirhams through a rights issue of new shares.
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Under the compensation plan, Iger would be paid up to $48.5 million in annual salary and bonuses if the Fox deal goes through, for each of the four years from 2018 to 1563.
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But stiff criteria for digital licences, including requiring S$1.5 billion ($1.1 billion) in paid-up capital for retail banks and local control, is making it necessary for potential bidders to team up.
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Merv Gunter, the founder of Frontiers North Adventures, said tourists paid up to 11,000 Canadian dollars ($8,744) for a four-day polar bear package and booked a year and a half in advance.
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Players are paid up to $5 million depending on their type of cognitive or neurological problem, which can include A.L.S. and Alzheimer's disease, and their age at the time their illness was diagnosed.
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Avenatti is accused in the Nike case of trying to shake down the company by threatening to expose alleged evidence of bribing amateur basketball players and their families unless the company paid up.
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You don't have to be a fully paid-up Nietzschean to feel that if you no longer believe in the Christian God you should no longer believe in that Christian God's slave morality.
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Parents paid up to $6.5 million to get their kids into college FBI Special Agent Joseph Bonavolonta said the parents spent anywhere from $200,000 to $13 million to guarantee admissions for their children.
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Christie's arch-rival Sotheby's is in the art-advisory business, having paid up to $85 million three years ago for Art Agency, Partners, a firm founded in 2014 by a trio of art advisers.
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Once you've paid up, and got the Plex apps configured (a server on your computer, a mobile app on your phone), open up the mobile app and tap through to a movie or show.
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At 76323 March 76313, a total of 76303,212016,2131 Class B preferred shares, 210,2130 Class A preferred shares and 337,218800 common shares with a nominal value of €211 per share were issued and paid up.
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But, while it helps to be a paid-up Potterhead, Tiffany and his team stage the piece with such dazzling assurance that I finally began to see the point of being wild about Harry.
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"They paid up so much for the company that they are going to try to deal with it in a way that would provide the best value for the company," she told the conference.
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The new law raises the central bank's capital to 20 billion dirhams ($5.45 billion) and allows for the establishment of a general reserve of up to four times the paid up capital, it said.
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Although one might wonder what Mr. Trump is telling people who have paid up to $250,000 to hear him, it is almost too painful to think about, given how offensive he is in public.
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Integration Attribute Assessed as Midrange: SMI's capacity to provide financing for infrastructure projects relies on its paid-up capital, in the form of state capital injections derived from the state budget and from borrowings.
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Lisa Bisaccia, executive vice president and chief human resources officer at CVS, said in a press release that employees diagnosed with COVID-19 or quarantined for exposure would be paid up to 14 days.
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When all of MAS' requirements are met, the restrictions would be lifted and the entities would be able to operate with no deposit caps and a minimum paid-up capital of S$1.5 billion.
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Corbyn was elected by Labour's membership—a collection of trade-union supporters, paid-up members, and "registered supporters," who paid three pounds and voted online—with a larger mandate than any leader in memory.
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That meant Kerik, who had immediately paid up back taxes and penalty fines on the nanny's income, faced the prospect of an embarrassing grilling as the potential official in charge of borders and immigration matters.
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About three years ago, Abel&aposs uncle was kidnapped by extortionists and freed only after the family paid up, according to her attorney, Matt Adams, legal director of the Seattle-based Northwest Immigrant Rights Project.
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He ultimately paid up but the hits kept coming as Jenelle proved to be collateral damage after she was fired from "Teen Mom 2" ... a spin-off show she'd been on since she was 19.
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More than 30 victims paid up but security experts are questioning whether extortion was the goal, given the relatively small sum demanded, or whether the hackers were driven by destructive motives rather than financial gain.
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Josh Pollack, senior research associate at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California, said the news was Kim's way of announcing his country is a fully paid-up member of the nuclear club.
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Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson calls the phenomenon "crowdfunding theft," and last year ordered restitution to donors who had paid up for one project of horror-themed playing cards and got zilch in return.
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A local coin seller said he had none available but that they were going for six times face value in smaller kiosks, while some fans had paid up to 900 roubles in nearby Vaynera Street.
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Offered initially at a zero percent interest rate, banks could be paid up to 0.4 percent of what they borrow by the ECB if they meet targets for lending out cash to the real economy.
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But news organizations had reported as early as 20113 that the attorneys general of Florida and Texas had fielded complaints from consumers who had paid up to $35,000 for Mr. Trump's seminars and mentoring programs.
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"Some trolls are bottom feeders and send out thousands of letters, can be tens of thousands of letters, for a few thousand bucks each, and lots of people paid up in those cases," Bessen said.
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DUBAI, March 20 (Reuters) - Dubai Investments will lead a consortium of investors to launch Arkan Bank, a wholesale Islamic financial institution with an initial paid-up-capital of $100 million, the investment company said on Tuesday.
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About $22015 is going to be paid up front, while the remainder is paid out over time because it is held in an escrow account in case of unforeseen liabilities on the part of the seller.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson is a "fully paid-up member of the Donald Trump fan club" and now risks doing "great harm" to Britain's interests abroad, according to a former United Kingdom ambassador to the United States.
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The company posted a fuller explanation of plans on its website, saying that if the tax were not abolished it could use distributions of "paid up capital" that would effectively act as a substitute for dividends.
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The claims are part of a state lawsuit filed in 2013 that accuses Trump University of misleading thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 for seminars to learn the billionaire businessman's real estate investment strategies.
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The claim is part of a lawsuit that accuses Trump and the now-defunct for-profit venture of misleading thousands of people, who paid up to $35,000 to learn the billionaire businessman's real estate investment strategies.
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Earlier, in San Francisco, Obama held a private roundtable at the Potrero Hill home of Susan Sandler and Steve Philips for the Democratic National Committee with about 25 people who paid up to $33,400 to attend.
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Yingluck, Thailand's first female prime minister, faced charges of criminal negligence over her involvement in a rice subsidy scheme, introduced in 2011, in which farmers were paid up to twice the market rate for the crop.
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She describes her experience working one summer as a camp counselor and having to confront white peers who believed people who weren't white got into college for free, or worse, paid "up front" before being reimbursed.
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After the first 30 days of the lease, a driver can return the car to Uber with two weeks notice, without any additional fees, apart from the payments they owe and the $250 they paid up front.
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The actor was reportedly paid up to $25 million to play the 2013 film's leading man and more to act as a producer, but the movie is said to have been funded by laundered money from 1MDB.
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The transaction consists of €22.5 million payable in cash, of which 80 per cent is being paid up front, and 20 per cent will be paid 6 months after completion, "subject to the satisfaction of certain obligations".
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People paid up to $100,000 to go to Fyre Festival this past weekend, a luxury event in the Bahamas organized by Ja Rule, so it makes sense that they were frustrated when it devolved into complete chaos.
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The University of Arizona has settled a proposed class action by three female former deans who claimed they were paid up to $150,000 less than their male counterparts and retaliated against for raising concerns about unequal pay.
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The mortgage document that explains how Manafort would pay back the loan was never filed with Suffolk County, New York — and Manafort's company never paid up to $22011,9.53 in taxes that would be due on the loan.
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Our Young Dro sources say the child support case involves another baby mama -- not his current GF who he had the pudding spat with -- and the rapper claims he's all paid up ... so it's a clerical error.
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Islamic bank Masraf Al Rayan dropped that much after saying it would suspend its brokerage business, Al Rayan Financial Brokerage Co. It said the brokerage's paid-up capital represented just 53 percent of the bank's total assets.
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Trump, a New York billionaire businessman, is fighting a trio of lawsuits that accuse his education program of misleading thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 for seminars to learn about his real-estate investment strategies.
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Investors paid up 7% for Amazon, which benefits from an environment where consumers are staying at home, and 11% for Walmart, who could benefit from the Trump administration's support to provide direct payments to Americans, Cramer said.
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He posted the names of 57 on the website of his archdiocese, along with an accounting of the $5.6 million that he said the archdiocese had paid up to that point in settlements, legal fees and counseling.
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Batelco earlier announced that its 2017 full-year dividend would be 25 fils per share and that it intended to acquire up to 10 percent of its paid-up capital as treasury shares, subject to required approvals.
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Despite having a lot of money to put to work in light of low deal volumes this year, investors are pushing back against more tricky credits, demanding to be paid up or refusing to do them altogether.
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Ultimately, though, Verizon opted for a deal that didn't include ownership but just a license that is "non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free [and] fully paid-up" both for Verizon as well as current and future affiliates.
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Holland Taylor's Peggy Peabody was in the background clutching her pearls like "oh, this is all very vulgar", but it turns out Taylor was in on it all along—a paid-up member of the oyster divers club!
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Conservative lawmakers whittled down the prime ministerial candidates to two over a series of votes and now the Conservative Party's approximately 160,000 paid-up members will choose between Johnson and Hunt, with the result due on July 23.
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You know, we have some 600 customers who have paid up, but since the December flight, when we opened up the ability for people to register their interest in buying, we've had over 3,700 people make that reservation.
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Or else, like Hill and Taylor, they're paid-up members of the conservative foreign policy establishment who try to keep things on track relative to Trump's freelancing but also don't particularly want to be seen sabotaging the president.
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Co-founder Adam Neumann is being paid up to $1.7 billion to leave the board, just over two months after he was poised to take the company public in one of the most anticipated IPOs of the year.
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When you apply for Social Security benefits and the government determines you are due prior benefits, you will be paid up to six months in arrears as a lump sum at the same time your monthly benefit begins.
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In that case, Tyga was on Jenner's 19th birthday vacation to Turks and Caicos when he paid up the money he owed as part of that settlement — although, not until after an arrest warrant had been issued. 7.
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Attendees paid up to $12,000 to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime experience that was advertised with models, celebrities, top-notch acts, five-star chefs and private jets and yachts -- only to arrive and find anything but.
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As a paid-up member of his party's old left-Eurosceptic wing who campaigned for Britain to leave the club at the last referendum, in 1975, he has a series of stringent criticisms of Brussels to his name.
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The financial upshot of Uber's time in China seems to have been the transfer of much of these billions from investors to China's Uber drivers, who were paid up to three times the going wage in some markets.
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Many crypto currency companies are subject to banking regulations as they are classed as deposit-taking firms, meaning they need 10 million Swiss francs ($10.3 million) in paid-up capital once their business grows above a certain level.
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It would also be a huge political blow to the EU project as a whole, casting doubt on many other plans and Europe's standing in the world — the reason Germany, France and others paid up to rescue Greece.
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There have been gestures at reform — Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat, keeps reintroducing a bill that would replace the MID with a 15 percent tax credit on interest paid up to $500,543 — but they have gone nowhere.
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Sinemia quickly followed suit with similarly too-good-to-be-true subscription plans that would let you basically see movies for free, so long as you paid up front and actually followed through with reserving tickets through the platform.
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At 31 March 2016, a total of 20163,149,884 Class C preferred shares, 3,76393,76383 Class B preferred shares, 76373,76363 Class A preferred shares and 76353,76343 common shares with a nominal value of €76333 per share were issued and paid up.
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Incentives are paid up front per tonne of metal going on LME warrant and are calculated using free-on-truck (FOT) rates, a payment made to warehouses to prepare metal for transport, and the rent that could be earned.
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On Tuesday morning, it said it had completed the acquisition of a $1.2 billion infrastructure portfolio in Africa and the Middle East, funded by a $315 million capital increase that took issued and paid-up capital to $133 million.
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Several critics went online to protest against the stringent eligibility rules, which include a stipulation that a candidate from the private sector should have headed a company with paid-up capital of at least S$500 million ($370 million).
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Peru, for example, paid up to issue its 1bn 3.75% 33-year deal compared with the dollar market, but bankers said the sovereign is likely to be less sensitive as it will keep the proceeds in the single currency.
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ATLANTIC CITY — At a lavish inaugural gala in March for the new mayor of Atlantic City at Resorts Casino, donors and supporters with business before the city paid up to $35,000 per table to celebrate with the new administration.
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The global cyberattack that struck parts of Asia, Europe and the U.S. this week was the second time in two months that hackers have tried to shake down computer users, threatening to delete their data unless they paid up.
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Adding to concerns, Ezra said on Tuesday that it received a statutory demand from a customer for a payment amounting to approximately S$4.4 million that, if not paid up within three weeks, could lead to the company being wound up.
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Ljung did not comment on the specifics of how many of SoundCloud's 175 million monthly unique listeners would need to convert to paid up members, instead saying that the entire streaming industry presents an opportunity for growth for the company.
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Excluding the cash Brussels had paid up front, by November 15th, more than halfway through the period of the EU's current budget (2014-20), Italy had received barely 1.2% of what was due to it from the Commission's regional development funds.
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In both 1997 and 2003 the team paid up for a few high-priced free agents, won the World Series, and then sold off its best players immediately following its championships, rather than risk being stuck with an expensive, ageing roster.
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Clients had paid up to 13,000 euros ($15,550) for fake certificates, with part of the sum going to women who would fly from Portugal to join their "husbands" at the German immigration office to apply for an EU residency permit.
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Their grievance stemmed from the fact that female players in the U.S. are sometimes paid up to four times less than their male counterparts, despite the women's side – who in 2015 won a record third World Cup – being considerably more successful.
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In an investigation of the food-processing company Archer Daniels Midland, the U.S. Department of Justice discovered that the firm sometimes couldn't secure VAT repayments in Ukraine unless it paid up to 20 percent of the total in kickbacks to officials.
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But the allegations in the case were highly unpleasant for Mr. Trump: Students paid up to $35,000 in tuition for a programs that, according to the testimony of former Trump University employees, used high-pressure sales tactics and employed unqualified instructors.
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A lot of people fell for it, and a lot of people paid up: The CEO of cybersecurity consultancy firm Banbreach told VICE that the hackers scored more than $373,000 in ransom payments in a reasonably short period of time.
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Get a local expert to have your log files checked Victor GeversJanuary 5, 2017 As of Friday morning, 83wn3d has made 2 bitcoin (around $2,000 at the current exchange rates) after four victims paid up, according to Bitcoin blockchain data.
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In statements to the officials, the rescued laborers said that were being paid up to 1,000 rupees ($15) per family every week, for their expenses and food, while working up to 12 hours a day cutting, bundling and carrying cane.
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The project would mean that banks qualify for billions of euros of initially free loans from the ECB and would get paid up to 0.4 percent of what they borrow on condition that they lend more to companies or consumers.
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If you're a fully paid-up member of the Amazon Prime ecosystem then you've got access to something called Amazon Household, which lets up to two adults and up to four children share many of the benefits for the same $99 a year.
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As he discusses his complicated passport arrangements and the visit he paid Donald Trump during his campaign to become America's president, he seems a fully paid-up member of the international jet set, rather than a politician with time-tested, grassroots appeal.
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It's "no mass exodus," he said, particularly among the highest-ranking engineers at companies like Facebook who can get paid up $1 million in cash compensation, but he's seeing opportunities for start-ups to recruit at a level or two down from that.
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Investigators had said that the firms, including many in the pantheon of South Korean business, such as Lotte, a retail giant, and SK Group, a conglomerate, both of whose offices were raided this week, paid up to avoid blowback like tax audits.
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The proposal currently states that those who are eligible for the settlement could be paid up to $400 for their faulty device, while those who received a Pixel XL in a prior warranty exchange program would only be eligible for up to $10.
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From what we understand from our sources, Twitch paid up to $25 million for the company earlier this month, after beating out at least two other bidders, Discord (which itself has been building out its own esports business), and… wait for it… Facebook.
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Fyre Festival, a music festival in the Bahamas organized by Ja Rule's Fyre Media company, descended into chaos on Thursday after headlining acts cancelled appearances, and attendees arrived to find few of the luxury amenities they had paid up to $303,000 for.
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The new rules will allow an acquiring bank to own a controlling interest in a smaller lender that has less than 5 trillion rupiah ($354.4 million) in paid up capital, he said, adding there would be equal treatment for foreign and local banks.
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Clinton's polling surge comes as Trump is been harangued by criticisms over his Trump University, the target of a trio of lawsuits that claim it misled thousands of people who paid up to $35,000 for seminars to learn about Trump's investment strategies.
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The plaintiffs had objected to a part of the appeals court ruling that threw out an injunction that had allowed athletes to be paid up to $5,000 in deferred compensation per year, to be held in trust until after they leave college.
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To encourage trade and protect customers, the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency, know as Bappebti, last week issued a regulation that set a 1 trillion rupiah ($71.17 million) as the minimum paid-up capital for a new trader offering future contracts for crypto assets.
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The ECB's new scheme, which starts in June, allows banks to qualify for billions of euros of initially free loans from the ECB and get paid up to 103 percent of what they borrow on condition that they lend more to companies or consumers.
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Though a paid-up member of the media elite during the George W. Bush years, he kept his status as a contrarian because he almost never went after supporters of Mr Bush, keeping his outrage for the administration and its policies, in defence of the people.
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Iran never paid up, so to satisfy their judgement, the plaintiffs have been waging a legal battle for over a decade to seize Persian artifacts that are in the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago and in the Field Museum of Natural History, also in Chicago.
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And I was still a paid-up dues-current member of the Ancient and Honorable Guild of Seamstresses and would be until the day I died, even if I was a lady rancher and horsebreaker now by profession and didn't pay no sewing machine tax no more.
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Qatar paid up to $1bn to release members of the Gulf state's royal family who were kidnapped in Iraq while on a hunting trip, according to people involved in the hostage deal — one of the triggers behind Gulf states' dramatic decision to cut ties with Doha.
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Oscar Darmawan, chief executive of major digital asset trader Indodax, said the "very large" minimum capital level is more than the requirement for opening a rural bank and much higher than the 2.5 billion rupiah minimum paid-up capital for a futures broker of other commodities.
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To help better benefit low-income employees, Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill last year that will allow minimum wage workers to be paid 70 percent of their wage during their leave; employees earning higher pay will be paid up to 60 percent of their salary.
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Irish ministers are working on plans similar to those introduced by the British government on Friday that will see businesses paid up to 80% of a worker's salary, up to 2,500 pounds ($2,915), if the employer keeps them on the payroll, the newspaper reported on Saturday.
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So even if a Member of Our Community happens to be a renowned fantasist with a record of shouting FIRE in theaters, or even a paid up member of a neo-nazi group which routinely denies historically verified episodes of ethnic cleansing, that's totally not our problem — it's theirs!
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U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel said in a written ruling that there was a "genuine issue of material fact" as to whether Trump knowingly participated in a scheme to cheat the students, who paid up to $35,000 to learn Trump's real estate investing "secrets" from his "hand-picked" instructors.
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It had plunged 12.9 percent over the previous two days as it acquired a $1.2 billion infrastructure portfolio in Africa and the Middle East, funding it with a $315 million capital increase that took issued and paid-up capital to $13 million - a big dilution for minority shareholders.
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Last year, about 21,000 people — teenagers mostly — paid up to $150 each to see YouTube personalities like Bart Baker, attend panels ("The Family that Vlogs Together, Stays Together") and browse 600,000 square feet of exhibit space at the Anaheim Convention Center, where the annual event is now held.
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It had plunged 12.9 percent over the previous two days as it acquired a $1.2 billion infrastructure portfolio in Africa and the Middle East, funding it with a $315 million capital increase that took issued and paid-up capital to $975 million - a big dilution for minority shareholders.
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A stronger estate tax, with a much lower exemption amount and a higher rate on estates exceeding the exemption, would help rebalance the tax code, especially if paired with a rule requiring income tax to be paid up on any untaxed gain before property is transferred to heirs.
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To her, and everyone else who works for Pink and White Productions, ethical porn means that there's understanding of consent between everyone on set, including the crew, and everyone gets paid up front so there's no cash incentive for performers to do anything they don't want to do.
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The new law, which updates old legislation dating back more than three decades, raises the central bank's capital to 20 billion dirhams ($5.45 billion) and allows for the establishment of a general reserve of up to four times the paid up capital, the UAE said in a statement.
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TRX City Sdn Berhad, a former 1MDB unit which was transferred to Malaysia's finance ministry, said in a statement that the 2015 deal to sell 60 percent of the issued and paid-up capital of Bandar Malaysia Sdn Bhd lapsed because the buyers "failed to meet the payment obligations".
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Qatar edged down 0.1 percent as Islamic bank Masraf Al Rayan dropped 0.5 percent after saying it would suspend the activities and licence of its brokerage business, Al Rayan Financial Brokerage Co. It said the brokerage's paid-up capital represented just 0.06 percent of the bank's total assets.
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Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver saw his overall payout for the year cut to 20.9483 million pounds ($7.09 million) from 7.3 million pounds in 2015, although a new long-term incentive plan means he could end up being paid up to 7.7 million pounds for 2016 if he meets performance targets.
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In Dubai, Aramex was down 1.5 percent after its board met on Thursday and proposed a full year cash dividend of 156.3 percent of paid up capital Saudi Arabia's index was mostly flat at 0.01 percent in the first half-hour as energy firms and materials declined, while consumer stocks rose.
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Although the U.S. and the U.K. have thus far publicly refused to pay kidnap ransoms, France may have paid up to $18 million for four of its captured journalists in April 2014, and locals are said to be ransomed for anywhere between $500 and $200,000 each, reported the Congressional Research Service.
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The main issue the employees have is that workers at other companies at the airport are being paid up to 20% more for doing the same job, Unite said, adding that members also experienced staffing issues, a lack of basics such as drinking water during long shifts, among other problems.
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Limited appeal outside Trump's base So, for a fully paid-up Trump supporter and or even a Republican who has made their peace with the President's anti-establishment crusade in the interests of a solid collection of the conservative movement goals, there is much to praise in Trump's first year.
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According to the indictment, 10 of the defendants and other straw purchasers bought guns at retailers and gun shows in Virginia and brought them by car or bus to Brooklyn and Manhattan, where buyers paid up to $1,200 for a handgun and $2,200 for an assault weapon, according to the indictment.
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As the nation's largest college admissions scam continues to unfold, authorities are revealing the involvement of a professional test-taker, Mark Riddell, who was paid up to $10,000 each time he took or doctored a college entrance exam for the children of lawyers, actresses, business leaders and more, according to court documents.
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United's terms, which are standard in the industry, stipulate that the airline must compensate passengers on domestic flights who were involuntarily denied boarding on an oversold flight at double the fare they paid, up to $675, if the alternative flight is scheduled to arrive less than two hours after the original flight.
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Those charges were revealed less than three weeks after Avenatti was arrested in New York in a separate case in which federal prosecutors said he had attempted to extort more than $20 million from Nike by threatening to expose alleged evidence of bribing amateur basketball players and their families unless the company paid up.
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FOR AND ON BEHALF OF KAISER UNION LIMITED * MAXIMUM CONSIDERATION PAYABLE BY LCR GROUP IN RELATION TO OFFER WILL AMOUNT TO APPROXIMATELY S$66.6 MILLION * KAISER UNION TO OFFER S$0.57 FOR EACH OFFER SHARE FOR ALL ISSUED AND PAID-UP SHARES IN CAPITAL OF TIH LTD Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The daughter of Kris Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner, who gets paid up to $300,000 by advertisers for a tweet, was "devastated," but not enough to have suggested that some of her fans might be offended by this particular script, nor to think of donating any part of her multi-million-dollar salary to charity.
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The president's secretary of defense and vice president had essentially done so on previous trips to the continent, but given all the campaign rhetoric — the candidate had actually said that coming to the defense of an alliance member was contingent on their being paid up — Europeans were looking for a personal commitment from the president.
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Afterpay's main US competitor Affirm offers no-fee installment loans with interest, but debuted a new no-interest three-month installment payment product shortly before Afterpay launched in the US. Afterpay does not charge interest, and it only offers one payment plan: Purchases are split over four equal biweekly payments, with the first paid up front.
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Boris Johnson is a "fully paid-up member of the Donald Trump fan club" and risks doing "great harm" to the UK's interests abroad, according to the UK's former ambassador to the US. Sir Nigel Sheinwald said that Johnson had been a poor foreign secretary and had let down Sir Kim Darroch in his row with Donald Trump.
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For "special children" in New York, foster parents are paid up to $303,289 a month; for "exceptional children," the payment is $1,953; so to take care of all three of them the foster mother was likely being paid between forty-six and sixty-two thousand dollars a year, plus up to seventeen hundred dollars a year in clothing allowance.
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But basically, we have to go through the process of making sure that our our AFM dues are paid up to the end of the period that we're intending to apply for a work visa for, so in most cases, bands in Canada don't want to waste their time and just get it for a short tour.
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The bombastic litigator is due to go on trial next week in federal court in New York City in another case in which he is accused of trying to extort more than $20 million from athletic apparel giant Nike by threatening to expose alleged evidence of bribing amateur basketball players and their families unless the company paid up.
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Under the agreement, creditors will be offered two options: to be paid in full in eight years, four of which will have a grace period and the other four, fully amortized; or to take a reduction and get paid up to 110 million reais once Triunfo's legal team and a commercial court validate the restructuring, Bucione said.
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The short version: Apple says Facebook broke an agreement it made with Apple by publishing a "research" app for iOS and Android users that allowed the social giant to collect all kinds of personal data about those teenage and young adult users — who were paid up to $20 a month for allowing the app to be installed on their devices.
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The last thing you want is to pack your beach bag for a weekend away only to find that the ocean view home you booked is actually a seaside shack, doesn't exist, or belongs to owners who have no idea who you are (all scam scenarios that have actually happened) — and that you're short the cash you paid up front.
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Microsoft Paid Up To $150M To Buy Wearable Computing IP From The Osterhout Design Group Whether or not ODG's downfall was largely a cause of mismanagement, the disparity between acquisition offers and its 2016 valuation showcases a broader cooldown in the augmented reality industry, as capital-intensive efforts in enterprise and hardware have proven to be a more difficult sell for investors heading into 2019.
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One, which led to a follow-up report from the Times in October, involved another Trump Tower meeting that included Donald Trump Jr. The August 2016 meeting included Trump Jr., Prince, and Nader — as well as Joel Zamel, a social media specialist whose company, Psy Group, employed former Israeli intelligence officials and whom the Times reported was paid up to $2 million by Nader after the election.
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After two and a half years of legal dispute, Uber says it has reached a compromise with its drivers in California and Massachusetts, according to the company's public announcement: It's still unknown how many Uber drivers are involved in the class-action cases; however, drivers who have put in more than 25,000 miles for Uber could be paid up to $8,000 each in the settlement, Shannon Liss-Riordan, the attorney representing the drivers, emailed in a statement to Quartz.
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Having for the most part distributed ministerial portfolios evenly between Leavers and Remainers, Mrs May appointed three people who, unlike her, campaigned for Brexit to the departments most concerned with bringing it about—Mr Johnson to the Foreign Office, Liam Fox to a new Department for International Trade and David Davis to a new Department for Exiting the EU. Giving the Brexit-related jobs to paid-up Brexiteers insulates her from criticisms of not supporting the policy.
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" -- December 31 tweet Facts First: While former vice president Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden did make significant money from Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma (for sitting on its board of directors) -- the New York Times has reported that he was paid up to $50,000 per month -- there is no evidence that Joe Biden himself received money related to his son's international business dealings or that Joe Biden has otherwise taken millions from foreign countries, much less that Joe Biden has raked in such cash for doing "NOTHING.
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Almost every company improved its finances year over year, leading to the following aggregate financial data for the first six months of 2017: $135 billion of revenue (up 7%) $7.7 billion underwriting profit, or the amount of money made after subtracting medical costs from premiums paid (up 194%) $6.5 billion net profit (up 441%) 85.9% medical loss ratio, which reflects how much of the premium dollar is spent on medical care (down 0.8 percentage points) What was true previously is still true now: Most health insurers are not currently losing their shirts on the ACA's individual marketplaces, although next year could be different depending on what happens to the law's cost-sharing subsidies.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) and Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D-Ohio), would allow federal contractors to be paid up to $965 a week with public money after a closure.
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