Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA including recurring JV distributions from operations less recurring capital improvements divided by cash interest incurred and preferred distributions.
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By creating recurring subscriptions and putting together gaming libraries, companies can increase recurring revenue.tt
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Healthy Recurring Income, Lower Coverage: LVGEM continued to generate strong recurring income in 2017.
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One way to convince people to pay for recurring services is to promise them recurring improvements.
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Mass shootings have become a recurring part of American life, and religious institutions a recurring setting.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less recurring maintenance capital expenditures to total interest incurred.
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Fitch defines fixed-charge coverage as recurring operating EBITDA including recurring cash distributions from unconsolidated entities less straight-line rents and recurring capital expenditures divided by total cash interest incurred and preferred stock dividends.
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Treatment of Non-Recurring Items The consistency of non-recurring items in OT's cash flow leads us to take a cautious view on them so we partially treat these items as non-operational but recurring.
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That's enabled BulldozAIR to generate $20,000 in recurring revenue this month, and targeting $36,000 monthly recurring revenue next month.
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Growth Cannot Outrun Multiple Compression Recurring revenue business models are highly valued for recurring revenue and predictable growth engines.
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JFE posted a recurring loss while Kobe Steel booked a 63 percent slide in recurring profit for the period.
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Appleton (Rundle & Flywheel)The only thing better than recurring revenue is a recurring revenue bundle that could form a flywheel.
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FCC is defined as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rent and recurring maintenance capital expenditures-to-total interest incurred.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash divided by recurring operating EBITDA including recurring cash distributions from unconsolidated entities.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rents and recurring capital expenditures divided by total cash interest incurred.
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Improving Recurring Income: Guangzhou R&F's recurring income EBITDA (including hotel and rental income) increased to CNY958m in 2015, Fitch estimated.
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Recurring Income Still Small: Rental increased 14% to CNY277m while recurring EBITDA interest coverage improved to 0.28x in 2015 (2014: 0.21x).
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According to Spruill, all the company's revenue is recurring, so we can treat those figures as effective annual recurring revenue (ARR) results.
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Fitch defines fixed charge coverage as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rent and recurring maintenance capital expenditures to total interest incurred.
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Rising Recurring Income: Fitch expects recurring income from Yida's business parks and entrusted operation business to increase at 10%-18% yoy from CNY435 million in 2016 to CNY649 million in 2019, with recurring EBITDA interest coverage improving from 0003x towards 0.5x.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating less straight-line rents and recurring capital expenditures, divided by total cash interest incurred and preferred dividends.
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Low Recurring Non-Development Income: Hydoo's business profile is constrained by its focus on trade centre development and low recurring non-development income.
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However, the recurring EBITDA, which includes recurring rental from its self-owned malls and management fees from managed malls, will continue to grow.
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Recurring rental income from IPs increased by 212000% to HKD4807123 billion and we expect recurring income interest coverage, as measured by recurring rental income EBITDA/gross interest paid, to gradually improve to closer to 212001x by 2019, from our estimated 0.6x in 2016.
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Recurring Revenue Streams: Fitch expects Conduent to continue benefitting from 90% recurring revenue from contracts with an average life of more than three years.
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These structures take many forms, and sometimes masquerade as monthly recurring revenue (MRR) lines, based upon the training three months of your business' recurring revenue.
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Approximately 71% of the post-acquisition revenues are recurring (45% recurring maintenance and subscription revenues and 26% of revenues highly predictable with some economic sensitivity).
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash plus 50% preferred stock to recurring operating EBITDA, including recurring distributions from joint venture (JV) operations.
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After years lagging the largest Brazilian listed banks in recurring return on equity, Santander Brasil beat estimates last quarter with a 18.3-percent recurring ROE.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash to recurring operating EBITDA including recurring cash distributions from unconsolidated entities, which include dividends from Klepierre.
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Indeed, the mobile app company is now north of $100,000 monthly recurring revenue (MRR), giving it annual recurring revenue (ARR) of more than $1.2 million.
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The company still expects to reach next year a recurring earnings per share of 0.80 euro and recurring free cash flow of 500 million euros.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA, excluding non-cash revenues and including recurring cash distributions from joint ventures, less maintenance capex over cash interest incurred.
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Recurring EBITDA Expectation Delayed: Fitch only expects RSM's recurring EBITDA, the main driver of its rating, to reach CNY33719696 billion in 3371852, compared with 33710003 previously.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA, excluding non-cash revenues and including recurring cash distributions from joint ventures (JVs), less maintenance capex over cash interest incurred.
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Strong Recurring Cash Flows: Crown's ratings reflect the strong recurring cash flows generated from its leasing operations, robust EBITDA margins and the scale of its tower portfolio.
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Fitch expects the holding company to sustain recurring income/interest coverage above 2x in the next three years, underpinned by increasing recurring income from the US operations.
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Recurring characters in sequels and franchises are as common as, well, sequels and franchises; recurring characters in movies that aren't sequels are more rare, and more fun.
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Fitch expects Pakuwon's recurring EBITDA/interest coverage ratio to remain above 2x and for recurring EBITDA to comfortably cover loan amortisation and dividend payments in 2016-0003.
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Nan Fung's ratings are supported by its stable rental income and recurring income from its investment property portfolio, which provide sufficient recurring income coverage for the current rating.
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The affirmation reflects the delivery of stable rental income and recurring income from Nan Fung's investment property (IP) portfolio, which provides sufficient recurring income coverage for the current rating.
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With the Guangzhou Nanhai Starry Winking project starting contribute to recurring income in 2017, Fitch expects recurring EBITDA interest coverage to stay around 0.3x over the next 18-24 months.
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In the SAAS space, the vanity metrics are ARR (annual recurring revenue), MRR (monthly recurring revenue) and number of customers, while the core metrics are net revenue retention and payback period.
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The problem is that Tuesday is a "hole" in that recurring availability, and they don't have a way to represent a "recurring time with a hole" in their latest temporal model.
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" Song, recurring: "Alexa, set an alarm for 7 a.m.
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"My recurring nightmare — it's always with work," Jones explains.
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Fitch Ratings in May assigned an A-plus rating to the infrastructure corporation's new revenue bonds, which will be paid off using both recurring and non-recurring revenues generated in Hudson Yards.
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Nan Fung's recurring EBITDA interest coverage of 2.3x in FY17 was also lower than that of Hysan and other higher-rated peers, which had recurring EBITDA interest coverage ratios of above 103x.
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The market just loves monogamy, or specifically recurring revenue, and Microsoft for a long time has had just this tens of billions of dollars of recurring revenue in the form of Office.
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Strong Recurring Cash Flows: Lippo owns a large portfolio of assets that generated recurring operating EBITDAR (before operating lease rents) of IDR1.9trn during the 12 months to end-March 2016 (LTM 1Q16).
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Recurring Contracted Revenue Base: Intralot's credit profile benefits from more than 33712016% of revenues recurring and contracted up until 337110, with only three contracts up for renewal in 33712017.
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We expect the recurring income interest coverage - as measured by recurring rental income EBITDA to gross interest paid - to gradually improve to above 1.0x by 2018 from the estimated 72016x in 2015.
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For example, if you have a SaaS-based model that enjoys a predictable recurring monthly revenue stream, you may elect to take a credit facility that draws against the monthly recurring revenue.
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We expect the recurring income interest coverage - as measured by recurring rental income EBITDA to gross interest paid - to gradually improve to above 1.0x by 2018 from the estimated 0.7x in 2683H16.
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Now in her third season as a recurring character on the Starz series "Power," she recently booked a recurring role on "The Code," a new CBS show that has yet to air.
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Fitch defines fixed-charge coverage as recurring operating EBITDA including cash distributions from unconsolidated entities less recurring capital expenditures and straight-line rent adjustments divided by total interest incurred and preferred stock dividends.
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Make a one-time payment or set up recurring payments if availableOnce you've provided your account number and routing number to a servicer, many will allow you to set up automatic recurring payments.
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Fitch defines fixed-charge coverage as recurring operating EBITDA including cash distributions from unconsolidated entities less recurring capital expenditures and straight-line rent adjustments, divided by total interest incurred and preferred stock dividends.
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Disney seems to be a recurring theme for this couple.
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I started having recurring dreams of a pregnancy gone wrong.
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Recurring return on equity missed consensus estimates of 12.8 percent.
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Nippon Steel's recurring profit for the nine months through Dec.
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It's been a recurring joke between me and my friend.
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She knew it was a recurring issue with past boyfriends.
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She's expected to have a recurring role in Season 4.
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Unsolicited nude photos are a recurring worry on dating services.
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And YouTube, this has been a recurring thing for YouTube.
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LAGARDERE: The company revised upwards its 2018 group recurring EBIT.
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One recurring theme, though, was unexpected and a bit jarring.
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A literary "classic" is a recurring character in one's life.
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There have also been recurring thefts of grapes by locals.
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Do these recurring changes weaken your confidence in your candidate?
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It represents $31 million in annual recurring revenue (€28 million).
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This is part of a recurring separation of powers dispute.
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And where does recurring revenue fit into all of this?
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He was pulled from Thursday's game for recurring back tightness.
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I don't know if this will be a recurring feature.
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This is not the same as annual recurring revenue (ARR).
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There were also 28 recurring characters who identified as LGBTQ.
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" On the flip side, that recurring meme: "Trump that b----!
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The Lord isn't the only recurring character on this week.
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Wedding dresses are a recurring theme in Kong's performance art.
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Questions over copyright and royalties are recurring issues with YouTube.
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Group recurring operating income more than tripled to 13 billion.
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Now, she's snagged recurring roles in two major network dramas.
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"My recurring realization is that the cavalry is not coming."
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But it's a good bet that records will keep recurring.
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The CRD IV package – Recurring cost: £210bn a year 3.
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The Working Time Directive – Recurring cost: £4.2bn a year 4.
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But Kristof's recurring argument has glaring, and potentially damaging, flaws.
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Services also promise a recurring revenue stream, unlike hardware sales.
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Group recurring operating income more than tripled to 2.7 billion.
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Flowers and the breezes blowing through is a recurring subject.
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The company's recurring profit for the 9 months through Dec.
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His recurring sicknesses meant his immunizations had to be delayed.
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That seems to be another recurring theme throughout the book.
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Recurring Charitable Donations: $120 to Planned Parenthood and the ACLU.
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Apu Nahasapeemapetilon is a recurring guest character on The Simpsons.
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The recurring themes of "Momma" sprung from closer to home.
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Australia's vastness and remoteness are recurring motifs in Stream System.
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The infrastructure and ports businesses provide visible, recurring cash flows.
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And lawmakers came to recognize his tactics and recurring themes.
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Generational political replacement is a recurring theme in American politics.
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It is part of a recurring pattern in Trump's campaign.
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That was a recurring note in the week's big speeches.
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Violence is a recurring theme at Donald Trump's political rallies.
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Richard Serra, Henri Matisse and Yves Klein became recurring figures.
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O.J. Simpson as her recurring character, Somebody's Mom Named Deenie.
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This will become a recurring feature of the two's hugs.
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Ever since becoming a parent, I have this recurring nightmare.
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Apple doesn't care about news, it cares about recurring revenue.
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The question is which luxuries are worth the recurring bill?
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The national debt is an odd, recurring fixation in Washington.
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"Why me?" is the recurring theme in almost every post.
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" - Tiberius, Israel "I had a recurring dream of a tiger.
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But it also underscored a recurring problem with Trump's critics.
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The border has been a recurring theme in their work.
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But a third medium — image — is a powerful recurring motif.
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Blasts of cacophonous polka music have been a recurring motif.
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We accompany Hall on these recurring episodes throughout the book.
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Drugs on the street were a recurring topic among voters.
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Murray, who has had recurring hip problems, has resumed practicing.
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"It's a recurring theme, I can't deny that," Audiard conceded.
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Mejuri jewelry is a recurring purchase for Insider Picks reporters.
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Annual recurring venue has also quadrupled over the same period.
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Recurring earnings per share rose 7.3 percent to 6.61 euros.
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But nations will probably have to deal with recurring outbreaks.
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The explosion hands Theo a new set of recurring characters.
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A recurring left knee injury had worsened throughout the match.
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This could be a great way to foster recurring use.
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Consumers can set up recurring bill payments and account transfers.
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Last year Slack had $200 million in annualized recurring revenue.
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Subscription annual recurring revenue increased 175 percent to $103 million.
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Decor should not be a big, recurring expense each year.
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Venice is sinking, subjected to overtourism, and experiencing recurring floods.
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There are no recurring charges for the base and backups.
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Intentionally setting up recurring donations makes giving back a priority.
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Denial of service — intentional or unintentional — is a recurring problem.
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But it's also saturated with recurring themes and formal motifs.
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Recurring Income Coverage to Decline: Fitch expects LVGEM to generate recurring cash inflow of CNY212000 million in 4807123 from rentals from the Shenzhen NEO towers, hotel and carpark rentals, and its property-management business.
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Bhatia writes that once IBM has fully deployed Slack across the company, it could contribute about $30 million to Slack's annual recurring revenue or just over 4 percent of it's total annual recurring revenue.
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Fitch defines fixed charge coverage as recurring operating EBITDA, including recurring cash distributions from joint ventures, less straight line rents and maintenance capital expenditures and leasing costs, divided by interest incurred plus preferred dividends.
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Fitch estimates the two Tianjin malls generate annual recurring EBITDA of CNY212001 million on a total leasable area of approximately 97,000 sq m and contributed only 4.3% of RSM's total recurring EBITDA in 2016.
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Fitch deducts the post-tax profits attributable to minority interest within the group from recurring EBITDA when computing the recurring EBTIDA net interest coverage ratio to account for the risk of cash leakage to minorities.
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Low Recurring Non-Development Income: Hydoo's business profile is constrained by its focus on trade centre development and low recurring non-development income, which contributed 3% of revenue in the last 12 months to 1H16.
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Rusal reported a recurring net loss of $40 million for the December quarter, down from a recurring net profit of $276 million a year earlier, hurt by a revaluation of its stake in Norilsk Nickel.
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This will require additional debt, which will keep Wanda's recurring interest coverage, as measured by recurring EBITDA/gross interest expenses, below 1.0x in 2016 despite rapidly rising rental income of more than 30% per annum.
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More users signed up and more chose recurring donations in 2017.
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All suggest a recurring pattern of lack of transparency and leadership.
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Then I set up a recurring transfer of $85 a month.
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Heartbreak is a recurring theme on these Tumblrs, so is skewering
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" John most recently had a recurring role in "Hot in Cleveland.
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Characters recur with such frequency that they literally become recurring characters.
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"Forest is about a recurring dream," Emanuela remarked about the song.
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There were a lot of reactions, but one thread kept recurring.
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Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, came to $2.01 per share.
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Fire (its uncontrollable, consuming force) is a recurring preoccupation for Gechtoff.
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Consumers should also take steps to better monitor their recurring charges.
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Dershowitz has been something of a recurring character in impeachment trials.
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A recurring theme around power balance in your relationships resurfaces now.
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Datta said the company currently processes $4.5 billion annual recurring volume.
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Nintendo has placed one charming and recurring detail throughout the menus.
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"Fame" and "shame" is a commonly recurring rhyme in Landon's songs.
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About 573,000 now do, with recurring payments or one-off amounts.
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Another recurring character is the businessman, who shows up a lot.
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If you're looking for something recurring, there is a traditional club.
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Trying a new hair color is a recurring theme for summer.
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The Coca-Cola logo is a recurring motif throughout Eggleston's photographs.
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They do have operating leverage and they do have recurring revenue.
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I add a recurring calendar reminder so I don't forget again.
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Subscription businesses are nice because it's recurring revenue for minimal effort.
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Create an online business to sell or to generate recurring revenue.
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The company says it has $200 million in annual recurring revenue.
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They've got their wealth management business, which is all recurring revenues.
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Hidden treasures are a recurring mystery in fiction and fairy tales.
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These are recurring transactions withdrawn directly from a customer's bank account.
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Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 45 cents per share.
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Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, came to $1.11 per share.
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Resistance, a recurring motif throughout the book is suffocation, and the
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Their parents have dealt with recurring bouts of cancer for years.
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The probe likely will be a recurring subject throughout the evening.
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The UK Renewable Energy Strategy – Recurring cost: £270bn a year 245.
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Valve's action was thus likely meant to curb this recurring trend.
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He had a recurring role on "Melrose Place" in the 1990s.
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He had recurring roles on Freaks and Geeks and Gilmore Girls.
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The body, sexuality, politics, relationships, and mathematical formulas were recurring motifs.
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It could account for that recurring revenue when nobody else could.
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Even more curiously, Westworld is Hopkins' first ever recurring TV role.
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Its improving recurring income interest expense coverage supports its 'BB' ratings.
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Nia played a recurring role in season 3, which has wrapped.
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We have great retention of our homeowners, and strong recurring revenue.
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Before babies traverse that path, there's a recurring visitor: the period.
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The company has just hit $2 million in annual recurring revenue.
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Winfrey also has a recurring role on the upcoming drama Greenleaf.
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That has been a recurring theme of the first two debates.
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Every NBA season features a number of recurring, calendar-based storylines.
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Mental health and depression seem like recurring themes in your songs.
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Where does Jaeggy's recurring narrator fit into this carrousel of types?
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However, check-writing and recurring automatic bill payments were not allowed.
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In 1990, he had a recurring role on the series "Wiseguy."
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Essay When I was a kid, I had a recurring nightmare.
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However, it is a recurring reflex of the federal judiciary today.
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Only she can hear a recurring sound coming from the north.
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I've been acting; I'm on full episodes of this recurring series.
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This is the one recurring pattern of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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A recurring series of Insider polls found that supporters of Sen.
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A recurring series of Insider polls found that supporters of Sen.
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Actually, this is a recurring issue over the next few weeks.
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Payless won this recurring role by incensing customers, not entertaining them.
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We can hope they will get help enduring a recurring nightmare.
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Other offers are more subtle — a recurring donation or a contract.
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When she does manage to sleep, a recurring nightmare haunts her.
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Read how the president handles the recurring barrage of disastrous storms.
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But his nights have become haunted by an unexpected recurring vision.
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In Ms. Tan's memoir, Mr. Halpern becomes a central, recurring character.
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It was formally designated as a recurring national holiday on Oct.
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My mother committed to a recurring gift of $5 per week.
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Wheat also was a recurring theme in his pins and bracelets.
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That idea seems to be a recurring theme in your photographs.
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But Mr. Corden's comedy also has another recurring shtick: self-humiliation.
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Clinton were a recurring refrain, a former White House official said.
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Officiating has been a recurring issue in the N.F.L. this season.
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This permeability would be a recurring feature of his later work.
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Coronavirus misinformation highlights a recurring issue with misinformation on Facebook groups.
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One recurring question was why he returned the money and jewels.
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In the streaming of Bryce's life, lunch is a recurring event.
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You have mentioned that you use recurring characters in your illustrations.
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Founded in 2011, GoCardless is a global leader in recurring payments.
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Many of the allowance apps allow parents to establish recurring disbursements.
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Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 30 cents per share.
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Carrefour achieved a recurring operating profit of 2.006 billion in 2017.
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It's a recurring phenomenon, especially in November and the winter months.
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" He played Lt. Steve Drumm, a recurring character, on "Perry Mason.
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BORDERS OF ALL KINDS have become recurring touchstones among Latino artists.
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The possible conflict of interests is a recurring theme with Giuliani.
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Mr. Christie's commitment to public transit has been a recurring issue.
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These recurring patterns exist in almost every aspect of a business.
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This is a recurring theme in "68 Whiskey&aposs" first episode.
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The New Pope brings some unexpected actors in as recurring characters.
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Robinhood will also soon allow customers to schedule recurring stock investments.
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The "industry is shifting to a recurring revenue model," she said.
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Operational restructuring is more recurring in nature and included within FFO.
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Addressing income inequality is another recurring theme for Mr. de Blasio.
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Exactly, it is a recurring theme if I've ever heard one.
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JS: There is a recurring cast of characters in your work.
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She receives recurring deliveries of dishwasher tablets, laundry detergent, toilet paper.
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Other improvements in the updated version of Outlook include the ability to edit recurring meetings from your mobile device (and soon, the ability to create recurring events), and the ability to create Skype for Business meetings.
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The two pumped out a new cartoon or game every Monday, with the humor of them deeply entrenched in inside jokes, recurring gags, and hidden Easter eggs which led to even more inside jokes and recurring gags.
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High Proportion of Recurring Revenue: Fitch estimates that 98% of TierPoint's revenue is recurring in nature with typical service contracts extending for three years, creating a high level of visibility into future revenue and cash flow streams.
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This change would remove a recurring point of failure for iPhone owners.
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Epilepsy is a general term for several diagnoses that involve recurring seizures.
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Adding a new vertical to a site is a recurring operational expense.
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Fitch expects recurring interest coverage of around 21000x in 2110 and 21000.
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Now, do the same thing for any recurring meeting you have. Why?
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Loughlin is not expected to return to her recurring guest star role.
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That seems like a recurring theme in a lot of your music.
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Ablin said in reinventing itself Microsoft has finessed a recurring revenue model.
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"They're continuing to drive more subscription, recurring-based revenue streams," he said.
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Its 2017 recurring operating profit fell 14.7 percent to 2.006 billion euros.
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That again is another recurring theme that shows up in my work.
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The Recurring Characters Queen Latifah — Queen Latifah Give us a cameo, please!
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It will also lead to a huge jump in monthly recurring revenue.
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Katelyn Nacon, who plays Carl's love interest Enid, is still just recurring.
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DiCaprio had a recurring role on "Growing Pains" from 1991 to 1992.
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"IT Services [has] strong recurring revenue streams, not very cyclical," Donabedian said.
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So, is there anything I can do to minimise this recurring irritation?
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Sympathy for the "devils" of the meat industry is a recurring motif.
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"They don't have recurring revenue," says Brian Feinstein, a partner at Bessemer.
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So my prediction, a bold prediction around recurring revenue bundles ... Is ridonkulous.
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Stronger Recurring Income: Wanda shows continued improvement in its investment property business.
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I set up recurring payments to her out of my bank account.
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Neither she nor her parents understood the severity of her recurring illnesses.
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The recurring theme with this update is about setting a better foundation.
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And, as usual, recurring revenue is a story that Wall Street loves.
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THUMP: The destruction of the environment is a recurring theme on HOPELESSNESS.
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Kate McKinnon will join him in her recurring role as Hillary Clinton.
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Recurring revenues from software could be key to the company's future growth.
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Fun, it seems, is a recurring theme when players talk about Wilson.
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It's a recurring theme that periodically lifts Netflix's stock, but never materializes.
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Then we have the paired ballot measures, a recurring feature in California.
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They can also chose to add lump sums or make recurring deposits.
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Yes, he decides, "after 3 pm" is in fact a recurring availability.
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He also had a recurring role in the Disney show K.C. Undercover.
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So as its installed base expands, so could its recurring revenue stream.
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They will likely be a recurring target for reductions throughout this administration.
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The EU Climate and Energy Package – Recurring cost: £3.4bn a year 5.
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There's also a recurring category called Potpourri where random clues are dumped.
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The Texas native also had a recurring role on TV's Scream Queens.
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There's a reason SNL's "Get in the Cage" was a recurring segment.
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This is thanks in part to Alec Baldwin's recurring Donald Trump impersonation.
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Nguyen Rang is a recurring and slightly mysterious character from Matty's past.
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The fact that sexual assault is a recurring theme is no accident.
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Large payments such as rent are usually done through recurring bank transfers.
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So far, they have four customers and $5,500 in monthly recurring revenue.
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In this article, I will focus mostly on recurring connectivity-driven revenue.
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Its recurring income to interest expense at 0.16x also supports its rating.
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A recurring element in his work is these naked, squishy human bodies.
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But Miniutti says recurring donations benefit both the donor and the recipient.
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A recurring image of the northern California coastline, somewhere around Monterey, possibly.
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"Burn the Witch" references this through its recurring image of "Jobe" tomatoes.
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As a result, housing crises are a recurring feature of American life.
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Recurring rental income from investment properties increased 22.9% to HKD5.7bn in 2015.
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Adjusted net income, which excluded non-recurring items, was 562 million reais.
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Adjusted EBITDA, which excluded non recurring items, came at 632 million reais.
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But if done right, it represents a frequently recurring line of revenue.
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There are things that are out of my control, like recurring nightmares.
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Bernstein is right in noting the recurring "evil talks" following Sept. 11.
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If an account charges any recurring fees, you should consider skipping it.
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He also has recurring characters on "The Goldbergs" and " Brooklyn Nine-Nine."
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Shift recurring purchases to a debit card or checking account, she said.
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Convincing clients not to stray is a recurring theme of advisor workdays.
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And access to bathrooms and locker rooms has been a recurring issue.
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TV-wise, I've been doing a recurring role on Hawaii Five-0.
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Idina Menzel had a recurring role as Rachel's biological mother, Shelby Corcoran.
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"The Flash" star Grant Gustin had a recurring role as Sebastian Smythe.
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The service powers recurring monthly payments and a suite of diligence tools.
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The other recurring issue with Slack is that it's just baseline distracting.
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His soccer career ended because of recurring panic attacks on the field.
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Mr. Johnson agreed to be a recurring guest star, but when E!
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And certain figures have become a recurring part of his stump speech.
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One can't help trying to discern recurring themes, development or narrative sweep.
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For years I've had a recurring dream about falling off a cliff.
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It was an evening of recurring references to the downfall of Sen.
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One recurring issue is how quickly Archer grows out of his wardrobe.
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Invisible pathogens have been a recurring source of human despair and destruction.
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Coca-Cola bottles, Marlboro cigarette packages and Marilyn Monroe are recurring images.
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The obituaries have been published in a recurring feature in the paper.
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I think this is a recurring theme of this discussion, it's good.
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GINGERBREAD By Helen Oyeyemi I have a recurring disappointment with modern novels.
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So what will be the recurring image of Max Holloway's championship run?
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There was a recurring palette of pale red and sickly, Mercurochrome yellow.
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And here's our recurring guide to the biggest names in the industry.
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Like we say "congratumalations" instead of "congratulations," as a recurring gag. Why?
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Climate change is playing a key role in these recurring heat shocks.
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This has been a recurring theme in Mr. Trump's presidency as well.
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There are recurring S&M parties, so clients can discover that world.
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Symptoms consistent with C.T.E. are a recurring topic in the Facebook group.
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The Onion, through a spokesman, declined to comment on the recurring headline.
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You'll also have the option to schedule it as a recurring meeting.
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Maybe the only alternative to Kavanaugh is the eternally recurring Thomas Hardiman.
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This was a recurring topic in the debates: Is a woman electable?
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This recurring series takes the unpredictability of comedy shows to new heights.
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This is a recurring column in which men discuss their self-care.
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But can we really call insurance premium revenues annual recurring revenue (ARR)?
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Bieber's version of R&B deploys a couple of recurring musical frameworks.
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Years earlier, I upgraded my AAA membership to cover this recurring expense.
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Oliver then showed the ad, featuring the show's recurring "Catheter Cowboy" character.
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Explosions of worker militancy have been a recurring pattern throughout American history.
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It would lessen the chance of the cancer recurring by 1.6 percent.
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Buildings and cities — often in apocalyptic states of ruination — were recurring motifs.
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"It's like the walls were screaming," Quiles said of the recurring earthquakes.
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Recently, Hatcher has appeared on the CW's "Supergirl" in a recurring role.
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Moreover, repeat violators cannot use the PAID program to resolve recurring violations.
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Irritation with the press was a recurring theme during the two weeks.
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Many question whether colleges are doing enough to prevent these recurring crimes.
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She couldn't answer; diapers were just one of countless minor recurring expenses.
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Such complains have been a recurring theme over his seven-year tenure.
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" Glenn also got into acting, snagging a recurring role on "Miami Vice.
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We're told he'll have a recurring role and appear on 10 episodes.
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"When I auditioned, it did say it was possibly recurring," Schumann said.
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They were like children of the corn, recurring and repeating and multiplying.
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But the broker had some quibbles over the second half growth rates for cyclical and recurring revenue, noting that growth in recurring revenue had slowed in the second half to 9 percent from 9.9 percent in the first.
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The membership program also saw a spike in new subscribers under each paid subscription option — one month ($11.99 for pay-as-you-go), monthly recurring ($8.99), and yearly recurring ($79.99) — according to internal analytics that Business Insider viewed.
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Solid Recurring Coverage: Jababeka's rating reflects strong recurring interest coverage from its 130 megawatt power plant (PP1), which is operated under a 20-year power purchase agreement with the state electricity company, PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) (BBB-/Stable).
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Recurring Interest Coverage to Improve: Fitch expects Jinmao's recurring interest coverage to bottom out after the negative impact of the Chinese yuan's sharp depreciation and a one-off tenant withdrawal from Jinmao's key investment property in Shanghai in 4807123.
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A recurring theme that we're particularly pleased about was the celebration of individuality.
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Epilepsy Epilepsy is a neurological condition that causes people to have recurring seizures.
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Fisher had a recurring role on the show as Peter Griffin's supervisor, Angela.
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Jessica Biel is back for her first recurring TV role since 7th Heaven.
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"Sanctuary cities" — a recurring presidential political obsession — are being targeted with additional personnel.
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In addition, although the service is recurring in nature, purchase frequency is limited.
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The infrastructure and ports businesses provide visible, recurring cash flows to the company.
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As of year-end 2016, approximately 39% of MIS's reported revenue was recurring.
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Most recently, he had a recurring role as Robert Rayburn on Netflix's Bloodline.
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The consultancy Gartner calls this recurring phenomenon the "hype cycle" for new technologies.
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Lupus symptoms are often recurring, meaning that they can subside and come back.
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Ten companies are already using HiOperator, resulting in $43,000 in monthly recurring revenue.
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The company has booked $22,000 in annual recurring revenue from those companies already.
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They have $550,000 in annual recurring revenue and they've processed billions of events.
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Schliep is not alone among those who fall prey to recurring overdraft fees.
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With $2 million in monthly recurring revenue, debt isn't hard to come by.
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Take a recurring meme, slap Jon Snow's face on it, and we'll laugh.
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Consumer products that have recurring or highly repetitive purchase behavior are particularly interesting.
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As of year-end 20163, approximately 37% of MIS's reported revenue was recurring.
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This has been a recurring theme whenever the topic of kids comes up.
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"With such recurring losses we need a properly developed reporting mechanism," Samansiri said.
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One recurring theme was that the Apple Watch simply needs to be faster.
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" Genre, recurring: "Alexa, wake me up to heavy metal music at 7 a.m.
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In aggregate, these sources generated recurring EBITDA of around IDR1.2trn at end-2014.
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The beauty of service revenue is that it is recurring, predictable and lucrative.
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Here, you'll see past and present recurring charges, and the option to cancel.
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Race has really been in of the recurring themes in his public life.
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More importantly, the platform can help you know more about your recurring clients.
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This could be a recurring theme if the case continues to drag on.
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Hart, 36, fired back with a dig on Corden's recurring Carpool Karaoke sketch.
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National anthem standoffs are somewhat of a recurring gag in Major League Baseball.
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I'm told that 85 per cent of Helpling's current business is already "recurring".
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The revenue, which is recurring, will be deferred and not be recognized immediately.
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A recurring motif in his work was the sharply dressed, zoot-suited pachuco.
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Fitch believes the developer's rising leverage is mitigated by its growing recurring income.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash to recurring operating EBITDA.
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Video game company EA is slowly switching its business model to recurring subscriptions.
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Recurring issues of misconduct, deception and dishonesty have amplified the population's mounting frustration.
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But, you know, that seems to be a recurring problem in this situation.
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The company has been shifting toward recurring revenue schemes as iPhone sales shrink.
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As Databricks also today announced, its annual recurring revenue now exceeds $100 million.
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BlaBlaLines could turn BlaBlaCar into a service with a lot of recurring transactions.
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Avianca Brasil had faced recurring losses and a series of airplane repossession lawsuits.
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The outlet describes Eichner's part as "a heavily recurring role" in the season.
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Red is also the color of blood, a recurring guest on the show.
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The startup currently generates between €5 and €6 million in annual recurring revenue.
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At the time, the company was reporting $200 million in annual recurring revenue.
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This method too has less pain but a greater incidence of recurring hemorrhoids.
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The commonly recurring site that the Twitter accounts link to was iran-news.
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Woolford, who appeared on the CBS series in the recurring role of Det.
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There is, however, an option to set up a recurring meal kit plan.
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While her pieces often tackle different subject matter, there are recurring themes throughout.
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He returned to practice last week but has been dealing with recurring headaches.
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The main differentiating factor is its visibility of revenue from recurring contracted EBITDA.
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If there's one recurring focus of the footage, it's the abundance of wildlife.
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Recurring themes of women and loneliness occur in the illustrations of Idalia Candelas.
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Confusion, relationships, miscommunication, longing, lust, power, angst—these are the record's recurring themes.
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Chris Christie, New Jersey's governor, has made Atlantic City's recovery a recurring project.
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Its recurring earnings per share rose 7.20 percent last year to 12.05 euros.
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At $35 per month, the company is generating some significant monthly recurring revenue.
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PA) said on Friday it aims to reduce recurring costs of Bombardier's (BBDb.
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You just mentioned "they," a recurring villain in a lot of your videos.
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They can be one time only, or recurring daily, on weekdays, or more.
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What piqued Detore's interest about the product is the promise of recurring revenue.
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And it was, until she began to be plagued by a recurring dizziness.
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Andy Bernard from "The Office" went from a recurring character to series regular.
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Intricacy is often matched with simplicity, but there's a recurring sense of paradox.
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Democratic donor George Soros, which was a recurring theme on Bowers's social media
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Saddam Hussein's overthrow promised to remove a recurring source of war and instability.
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First, there are the recurring costs like dues and housing costs each semester.
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" She also had recurring roles on shows "Fast Lane" and "Good Morning, Miami.
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Hilary Swank had a recurring role on the show on its eighth season.
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Price has since had recurring roles on shows like "Lipstick Jungle" and "Eastwick."
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Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires, droughts and earthquakes are visceral, local, recurring and inevitable.
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As a renter, your recurring costs are likely rent, renter's insurance, and utilities.
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A recurring theme running through Collins' political career has been his business dealings.
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Taken together, these observations affirm the transient and recurring nature of these storms.
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This is unfortunate, as several recurring themes are there to be pulled out.
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And the recurring rashes caused by the soaps and disinfectants and window cleaners.
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It's grown to $600,000 in annual recurring revenue since launching six months ago.
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There is an initial signup referral fee as well as some recurring revenue.
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Miami, for one, has been spending millions of dollars dealing with recurring flooding.
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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) involves chronic or recurring inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract.
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It would appear that dance is a recurring theme in the director's work.
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That is, set up and get recurring payments for regular products and services.
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So it makes sense that one of Guitar Dream's recurring themes is truth.
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Recurring net profit is adjusted net profit plus its share of Norilsk's earnings.
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Financial activity rather than non-recurring income supported Occidente's financial performance in 2015.
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The structure of the deal has created a recurring thorn in Trump's side.
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Painting is a recurring motif, with artworks, palettes and empty easels popping up.
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Clients are recurring so you get to follow their progress—and their goss.
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Kim had been cast in a recurring role "New Amsterdam" earlier this month.
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And you're not hitching your wagon to someone for a large recurring expense.
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The Simpsons has a few recurring formats it uses from season to season.
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Instead, the recurring and evolving themes frequently comment more subtly on the action.
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What groceries bring is a lot of engagement, a lot of recurring consumers.
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And if a disclosure causes recurring distress, it's not just unhelpful; it's unkind.
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This will soon facilitate automated recurring payments to make saving regularly more convenient.
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It is a quandary we recently wrote about in our recurring Retiring feature.
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He's been having the same recurring nightmare about the vanished man ever since.
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I have a middle seat, which will prove to be a recurring theme.
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"I have this recurring monologue," says a man we encounter in a hallway.
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The 29-year-old Willett has had recurring back issues during his career.
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Now, a few months later, Doherty has a recurring part in High Fidelity.
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Tony had a recurring role as Uncle Ryan, based on their actual uncle.
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The higher margin, and more recurring a company is, the more it's worth.
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Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, is a recurring voice of concern.
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"There is recurring business, which is not that easy to accomplish," he said.
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This is a recurring theme of our history and that of our allies.
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Roche Bobois reported on Thursday H13 recurring EBITDA up at 10.4 Million euros.
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" Behlendorf added: "But also health care, also supply chains; those are recurring themes.
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In April, it said it had passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue.
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Which brings us to the show's most prominent, recurring characters: the chief stews.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash-to-recurring operating EBITDA.
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Then if it becomes a recurring problem, reconsider the employee's long-term effectiveness.
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Insider has been conducting a recurring SurveyMonkey Audience national poll since December 2018.
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In the meantime, few analysts believe that recurring protests portend another Iranian revolution.
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The recurring topic is the relationship between expression and thought, language and meaning.
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This means Microsoft has turned Xbox into more of a recurring revenue service.
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One of his recurring subjects first appeared in the magazine Télérama in 215.
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They'll also be able to put a Recurring Payments button on their website.
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Like many of the problems plaguing the team, this was a recurring one.
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"The Jim Gaffigan Show" is the rare sitcom with a recurring priest character.
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A CURIOUS THING seems to be eternally recurring in the Democratic presidential primary.
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The effect is a kind of recurring recoil, an exercise in interrupted momentum.
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I equate this feeling to a recurring bad dream I used to have.
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The fate of Mr. Mueller's findings — an expected report — was a recurring topic.
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It was the recurring bathroom art from "Russian Doll" come, disturbingly, to life.
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More than 125,000 donors are giving monthly contributions on a recurring basis. Sen.
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Yes, but: Biden is not helping his cause with his recurring erroneous statements.
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" It was also one of the recurring subjects at his Dismaland "bemusement park.
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The practice has been the focus of recurring debates about privacy and security.
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Founded in 1896, it's considered North America's oldest recurring exhibition of contemporary art.
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The nude is a recurring theme in the project—is being nude significant?
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The campaign's relationship with donors is a recurring theme in the Podesta leaks.
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Strong Recurring Cash Flows: Lippo has a portfolio of assets that generates strong recurring income, including one of the largest private-sector hospital operators in Indonesia for which there is robust demand, and also one of the largest retail-mall franchises.
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Sexuality, it seems, was a recurring theme during Mr. Rubio's visit to the diner.
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Amazon has become a recurring symbol of economic inequality for newly emboldened progressive Democrats.
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Put a small, recurring charge on that card, and set it to auto-pay.
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Both April and Arizona have been recurring characters on the show since season 6.
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I donate $35 for today, and set a recurring $5 donation for following months.
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A recurring "joke" throughout the video is about how they like to hold hands.
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Artificial intelligence is a recurring theme in recent remarks by top executives at Alphabet.
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RECURRING OPERATING INCOME EUR 43.5 MILLION VERSUS EUR 40.2 MILLION YEAR AGO * FY CONS.
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His few flashes of emotion came when discussing the prospect of recurring electoral interference.
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Recurring-charge cards can only be used at that one designated merchant, Jiang said.
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"The turnovers have been a recurring nightmare all season," Denver coach Michael Malone said.
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Set a recurring alarm for that time (you can exclude weekends if you want).
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Nationwide rulings by individual federal judges have been a recurring frustration for the administration.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash divided by recurring operating EBITDA.
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There are only so many hit shows on TV, and so many recurring roles.
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Across countless news articles, hot takes, and Twitter debates, several recurring assumptions have emerged.
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He said they were not litigation and did not expect them to be recurring.
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A number of software companies rely on revenue from recurring services like cloud subscriptions.
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Of all the recurring sketches, the Man Show Boy is probably the most recognizable.
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Amnesia, car accidents, or recurring illnesses are more common plot devices for Korean shows.
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Recurring Dream is the top-selling album of all-time by an Australian group.
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This will mainly impact those businesses that take recurring payments, for example for subscriptions.
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Instead, it focuses on her recurring but creative use of various motifs and techniques.
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You can schedule messages, snooze them for later, and even set up recurring messages.
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The company is also betting on subscription services for a recurring stream of revenue.
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Foxx has a recurring role here, lending the show some pretty big star power.
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Silicon Valley loves that kind of recurring revenue model, should it actually take off.
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Eating paper seems to be a recurring theme when it comes to eating sweets.
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Excluding non-recurring items, the company posted a net loss of S$22.8 million.
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"So we had a little bit of a recurring revenue stream," he says slyly.
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Disabling both AutoPay and eBilling will result in a recurring $7.99 payment each month.
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The startup counts seven pilot users and projects $4 million in annual recurring revenue.
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Funny how that seems to be a recurring topic for him these days. pic.twitter.
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Adobe said 86 percent of revenue in the latest quarter came from recurring sources.
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Trump's temper tantrums and love of comfort food are recurring themes in the book.
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I think these problems keep recurring because it's hard to do the nuance thing.
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His ability to make adjustments and improve was a recurring theme throughout the season.
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Contrary to magazine reports and your favorite recurring daydream, Chris Hemsworth is not single.
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The indispensability of truth to liberal democracy is a recurring theme for you. Why?
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From telepathic heroes to murderous clowns, here are some of Stephen King's recurring gems.
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She's excited for them all to make some memories, a recurring Kardashian travel theme.
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The "Mean Tweets" segment is recurring and has featured a wide array of stars.
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The "Time's Up" campaign against sexual misconduct was a recurring theme throughout the evening.
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Recurring income has increased 213 percent to 2.5 billion dirhams ($680.68 million) since 13.
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A recurring criticism of the Green New Deal resolution introduced in February by Rep.
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They are at $180k revenue, and most of it is moving to recurring subscriptions.
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Over the past decades, smart city has been a recurring buzzword among local governments.
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It also has the largest recurring LGBTQ cast ever for a scripted television series.
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TC: There is a recurring question since the beginning of [Macron's] five-year term.
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It's a right idea, recurring revenue, membership, not think about it, anything I want.
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You can also expect recurring costs like property taxes, homeowners insurance and title insurance.
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The division posted a 97 percent increase in recurring EBIT for the first half.
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While poking fun at Mr. Trump was a recurring theme of the night, Mrs.
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Roman and Max will be series regulars, while Billy will have a recurring role.
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"Congress recognized that this was a recurring escalating offense," she told the conservative justice.
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DiMarco played the recurring character Garrett Banducci on Switched at Birth from 2014 15.
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Roberts said the club's medical personnel haven't found an answer for the recurring issue.
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The startup wants to sell recurring subscriptions with a software-as-a-service approach.
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So far they say they have $180,000 in monthly recurring revenue and are profitable.
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Thus, releases by these organizations consistently bare recurring elements, including hashtags, phrases, and watermarks.
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The group's overall recurring operating profit rose by almost half to 3.02 billion euros.
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Gunvor told its bankers that 2018 losses would be non-recurring, the sources said.
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But alas, the recurring theme with the G5 is one of almost naive design.
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But recurring problems at Audi, the group's main profit engine, continue to pose distractions.
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For over 45 years now, the West African nation has suffered recurring cholera outbreaks.
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Buwog confirmed its full-year recurring FFO forecast of at least 108 million euros.
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LVMH said first-half profit from recurring operations reached 3.640 billion euros ($4.23 billion).
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The whole thing is dazzling, with seemingly fragmentary sections tied together by recurring themes.
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But as McHugh began deconstructing pop songs, she noticed "recurring themes," as she wrote.
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This will be a recurring theme as Democrats sort through their large primary field.
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The company expects its 2300 recurring EBITDA in range of 225-225 million euros.
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The threat of terrorism was cited as a recurring point in the GCHQ's defense.
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They can get things wrong at times, or miss some of your recurring bills.
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The circle is a recurring image shown throughout the installation's-six minute performance (below).
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"It's important to understand how they work and that they are a recurring cost."
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But that's not a subscription service with recurring revenue (unless you count revolving interest).
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"It's a recurring theme," Kovacic said, "which is: What exactly are you doing here?"
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Algolia is still growing like crazy, with its annual recurring revenue doubling every year.
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Hydra is a recurring antagonist in Marvel Comics storylines and their offshoot media properties.
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It is a recurring message, delivered consistently by U.S. presidents, Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Then when I started my business, it was all about limiting fixed, recurring expenses.
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Pre-tax profit in 103Q17, excluding non-recurring gains on sale, fell 18% yoy.
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Images of recurring slope lineae on Mars, where liquid water is thought to exist.
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Recurring themes include freedom, identity, and anti-nostalgia, creating visceral reactions in her fans.
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The word 'serendipity' keeps recurring when it comes to how my projects take shape.
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We expect Greenwood to maintain recurring interest coverage of above 1x in 0003-2018.
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Entering an event then typing "every weekday" or "every Wednesday" will create recurring entries.
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TV's recurring look at midterm contests, Republican Jeff Dove, running against Virginia incumbent Rep.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Unrest is the recurring cost of Hong Kong's elite procrastination.
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A biotech investor at a Manhattan private equity firm with a recurring Buttigieg donation.
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Recurring free cash flow growth should be above 10% for the year, Cellnex said.
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Yida's insignificant recurring income and geographic concentration in Dalian cap its rating at 'B'.
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There is, currently, a diet version of the Huxtable-Conner dichotomy recurring on ABC.
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And with features that Tasks doesn't have, like scheduling specific times and recurring tasks.
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Analysts expected a consensus forecast of 4.391 billion reais for first-quarter recurring profit.
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Recurring return on equity came in at 18.3 percent, beating a 17.6 percent forecast.
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Now go to your favorite organization's website and make that a monthly recurring donation.
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Experts are divided on whether the virus could become endemic, recurring summer after summer.
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Particularly striking is a galloping pattern in the strings—four rapid hoofbeats endlessly recurring.
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With acquisitions like AppDynamics, Cisco has sought to bring in growth from recurring revenue.
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But just as often, once that issue is dealt with, the meeting stays recurring.
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Start by making a list of recurring expenses, from most important to least important.
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Doctors first thought the recurring pain on his hip was a sports-related injury.
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Cote maintains that recurring subscriber revenue will help them excel as a public company.
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What worries them more is her recurring tendency, when on top, to show hubris.
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The cruel depredations of time, the inevitability of aging and mortality are recurring themes.
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Curry added a new twist to what has become a recurring move of his.
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" The MOPR, he wrote, puts FERC "in direct and recurring conflict with the states.
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Until then, catch me rewatching seasons one through six looking for recurring background characters.
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Excluding the non-recurring items, underlying core earnings were in line with market consensus.
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This recurring theme in entertainment may well manifest all too human anxieties about death.
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The biggest, most recurring problem is the lack of moisture—which OTPHJs only exacerbate.
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There's a strong commitment from your employer, which improves retention rate and recurring purchases.
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The company has 36 clients and is operating at $675,000 in recurring annual revenue.
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Engie's 2015 recurring net income fell 5 percent to 2.6 billion euros last year.
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Liquidity uses include pro rata debt maturities, projected recurring capital expenditures and development expenditures.
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SaaS vendors are valuable for more than just their recurring revenue models, Davis said.
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A recurring Mattis theme is that the military operates in a fundamentally unpredictable world.
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These testimonies have been happening behind closed doors and that's been a recurring complaint.
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This recurring question of what we want from our adaptations isn't just Thorne's problem.
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Tremain structures her novel as elegantly as a musical composition, complete with recurring themes.
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In fact, that's the recurring theme to any Trump-induced stock plunge for Amazon.
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There's also a recurring obsession with freedom and being freed running throughout this episode.
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One recurring theme of Lloyd Webber's memoir is his increasingly fractious relationship with Rice.
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A recurring scene in the film is Green explaining what he's doing to strangers.
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Pressure from politicians has been a recurring feature of organizing campaigns in the South.
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Knives and fake blood were recurring accessories, as indispensable as combat boots and lingerie.
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He described a recurring dream that he said the painting always reminds him of.
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So far, GiveDirectly has focused on doing lump-sum payments rather than recurring ones.
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Revisit recurring subscriptions like cable television packages and how much you are using them.
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"There's a recurring theme of 'disconnecting to reconnect,'" David Hernandez, the camp owner, said.
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He pointed to the two tech giants' "recurring and massive installed bases" of users.
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Pause any recurring subscriptions and make an effort to cut back on online shopping.
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I have a recurring dream in which I am driving with my maternal grandmother.
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Forgiveness and reconciliation — within families, among Vietnamese and with foreign enemies — are recurring themes.
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I personally would be really excited about memberships or some sort of recurring payment.
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Jewelry is a recurring totem across her work, with characters fondling rings, bracelets, necklaces.
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Additionally, you may be paying for recurring monthly subscriptions that you no longer use.
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Then, make a list of recurring expenses and rank them in order of importance.
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In that guano, scientists have found the record of a recurring natural historical drama.
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That was a recurring theme as China's main stock index dropped nearly 8% Monday.
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But it's offset, in theory, by the recurring revenue streams that the leases offer.
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The company's API lets you get started and accept recurring payments in no time.
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Since the last round, McKay says that Snyk&aposs annual recurring revenue has doubled.
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Both have managed to turn their recurring reality show stints into sprawling business empires.
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New York Magazine&aposs The Strategist was the first to spot the recurring outfit.
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It is a recurring issue in Italy, as you say, and even in England.
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The issue of fairness has been a recurring one in the global climate debate.
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Inmobiliaria Colonial Q1 recurring ebitda 69 million euros versus 62 million euros year ago.
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"They do not deter in any way the possibility of events like this recurring."
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That oppression is a recurring force in the story of the adults of Derry.
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Stepping away from responsibility has been a recurring theme of the war in Syria.
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Faced with recurring drought, he added, California can't afford to refuse new water sources.
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Long lines for bread and fuel are a recurring feature of Sudan's economic crisis.
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Those have become recurring questions during the turbulent early weeks of this unorthodox presidency.
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Autodesk reported $1.66 billion in annualized recurring revenue from subscription plans, up 112 percent.
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He sustained severe stress and recurring migraines, spending two weeks recovering in a hospital.
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" Ms. Drummond played recurring characters on the soap operas "Dark Shadows" and "Ryan's Hope.
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Fitch defines leverage as total debt less readily available cash to recurring operating EBITDA.
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One recurring dream is that I have been flying and crashing in the plane.
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So I have to say that, but they have a great recurring revenue model.
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I think the recurring revenue is around $200 [million] to $220 million a year.
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The rating is also supported by a healthy recurring EBITDA interest coverage of 3.0x.
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The numbers do not show a surge in disappearance, but rather a recurring issue.
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Indeed, the fantastic diversity of Earth's life-forms is one of Fine's recurring themes.
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However, this recurring motif wasn't the only memorable use of music in the film.
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In that case, focus on your big recurring expenses instead of your $4 lattes.
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If there is a recurring criticism of Barragán, it is that he was undemocratic.
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Opinion When I was in elementary school, I had recurring nightmares about the Holocaust.
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CrowdStrike saw a key metric — annual recurring revenue — nearly double from a year earlier.
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Symphonies were, strangely enough, something of a recurring theme of Mr. Trump's European trip.
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Perforated ladles are a recurring favorite, and the bowl cut is making a comeback.
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It's a recurring scramble for classical music in a city perpetually starved for space.
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During his campaign, this became a recurring trope whenever he was discussing insurance premiums.
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The best thing for charities is to get regular donations, ideally monthly recurring ones.
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I want there to be a lot of recurring characters we get to know.
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Dana Carvey famously played the irascible host in a recurring "Saturday Night Live" skit.
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The play's recurring motifs also include secrets, racial fetishes, and a sense of duty.
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A recurring message, "you are nothing without us," was flanked by a number: 24,251.
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Solid Recurring Cash Flows: Jababeka's rating is underpinned by a strong recurring cash flow stream from its 337118 MW power plant, which is operated under a 21750-year power purchase agreement with the state electricity company, PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) (BBB-/Positive).
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But the episode's cold open was a relatively straightforward take on President Trump's divisive and incendiary decision this week to fire FBI Director James Comey, featuring the SNL recurring guest we almost forgot was a recurring guest — Alec Baldwin as President Trump.
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You can even schedule recurring bills to pay on a set frequency of your choice.
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Subscriptions and other recurring income now make up a tenth of Cisco's revenues from products.
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Stable Revenue Base: About 7503% of Bio-Rad's revenues are from sales of recurring consumables.
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He was absent from the Senate for several weeks with a recurring urinary tract infection.
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I try to spend under $200/month on all non-recurring-bill, non-grocery purchases.
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For those contemplating driving around (down)town today...this seems to be a recurring theme.
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Recurring operating profit for 2018 edged 1.2 percent higher to 2.78 billion euros, Michelin said.
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It's also worth flagging recurring bruises in unusual places, such as your back and torso.
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Transient but recurring disruptions have more than offset larger than expected Iran and Iraq production.
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Fund serve mostly to secure recurring funds—so where's the alt-right take on GoFundMe?
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You could also book a recurring monthly lunch with someone who serves as your mentor.
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That way, you can set up subscriptions or other recurring payments for a particular merchant.
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"We sold more cloud recurring revenue than anyone in the industry, bar none," Hurd said.
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Protests against his administration have been a recurring event in the capital in recent months.
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The outlined pictographs encompassing his vocabulary of recurring motifs also share something with folk art.
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Fitch expects Jababeka's recurring interest cover to be 0.8x in 2016 and 1.3x in 2017.
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I linked my bank account to Ellevest and set up a recurring, automatic monthly deposit.
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For YouTube, that could mean a significant potential additive and recurring revenue stream beyond advertising.
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OneLocal has signed up 3.563 businesses to the tune of $3.553,3.543 in monthly recurring revenue.
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The inequalities between cis gay men and trans women, for example, are a recurring theme.
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And, ultimately, prove it's more than just a flash-in-the-pan nerd's recurring fantasy.
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Remember, recurring sensory experiences are one of the first symptoms you've been infected by Farouk.
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That's high margin, it's growing at over 5.83% per year, and it's all recurring revenue.
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Happy Death Day is a recurring nightmare that Tree has no choice but to relive.
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" Clinton's desperate eagerness — a recurring theme in SNL's Clinton — also made an appearance: "Listen America.
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The hands in the title are reified in hand-like shapes recurring throughout the exhibition.
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The startup has $1.2 million annual recurring revenue, and is growing 25 percent per month.
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It makes sense that recurring revenue is valued more highly than sales of physical products.
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The fear was that they were all about to lose a lucrative recurring revenue stream.
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Nearly three months on, Sara struggles to sleep at night, often waking with recurring nightmares.
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Going forward, do you think this historical moment will be a recurring motif in literature?
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Since then, the friendly rivalry (mostly friendly) became a recurring bit on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Asset concentration is modest, with the five largest assets accounting for 60% of recurring revenue.
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Soon, Mastercard will require those merchants to request an official authorization for any recurring subscriptions.
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These recurring payments are often more reliable and useful to creators than one-time donations.
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It doesn't say much about the company's monthly recurring revenue, but it's a good start.
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As Tapia did, Sonja Gorman recalled DeAngelo's recurring habit of working through his anger publicly.
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It will mark Aniston's first recurring TV role since she wrapped Friends back in 2004.
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The recurring Fridays were always the most Jewish to me, and felt the most memorable.
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The women complained of recurring episodes of temporary vision loss for up to 15 minutes.
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For Microsoft, this is another worrisome issue with cybersecurity following several months of recurring incidents.
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He also identified recurring investment opportunities around SOE restructuring and the Xiong'an special economic zone.
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The Unknown Comic (Canadian comic Murray Langston) was a recurring fixture on The Gong Show.
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Recurring shows like Star and Empire on FOX incorporated Black Lives Matter as plot points.
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Broadcast networks are scheduled to feature 28 recurring LGBTQ characters, the highest its ever been.
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Agriculture, Transportation, and HHS all had recurring or unaddressed problems that were a decade old.
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"Just in the last few days, we've determined that the problem is recurring," Vasavada continued.
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She also will have a recurring role on season 2 of Netflix's Dear White People.
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A Reuters poll of seven analysts predicted so-called recurring profit of 4.298 billion reais.
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Well, I think there's a recurring theme in all of the movies I've worked on.
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The issue has been a recurring bone of contention between the Andean neighbours over decades.
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The company has been specializing in secure, cloud-based software for recurring billing since then.
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A course can be a big upfront investment that has a big monthly (recurring) payoff.
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Recurring profit was below a consensus forecast of 4.578 billion reais compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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Carson's comments, then, are just the latest example of a recurring theme within the administration.
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That provides an aftermarket sale direct to the manufacturer, plus the option of recurring revenue.
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Out of these diverse histories, shared motifs emerge, like recurring dreams in a collective unconscious.
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Then custom work with OEMs to generate non-recurring engineering project revenue in 2016/2017.
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Losses, adjusted for non-recurring costs and stock option expense, were 163 cents per share.
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Many of their fellow costars, including Strong, Daniels and Friedle, returned, too, in recurring roles.
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So when Lukas approached Seligman about a recurring column revolving around uniforms, he said yes.
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BCDH has no recurring EBITDA, and Sino-Ocean and Yuexiu have coverage of 0.2x-0.3x.
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The expansion in this business will help to improve the overall quality of recurring income.
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Anti-facists have become a recurring presence at events testing the limits of free speech.
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It's nice to hear that that comes across as a recurring theme in our music.
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A recurring donation gives the donor more leverage because of the implicit threat to withdraw.
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A Reuters poll of seven analysts forecast 4.599 billion reais in first-quarter recurring provisions.
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Earnings in the year-ago quarter were 1.65 billion when adjusting for non-recurring items.
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Fitch memprakirakan rasio recurring interest coverage Jababeka sebesar 0,8x dan 1,3x pada 673 dan 2017.
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The airline had also suffered poor customer reviews and was particularly criticized over recurring delays.
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" Alien invasion has been a recurring TV theme, from ABC's "V" revival to USA's "Colony.
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It was on track to generate tens of millions of dollars in annual recurring revenue.
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A significant proportion of revenues are from recurring, transactional and subscription-based products and services.
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It would have had less revenue, because it couldn't charge users a monthly recurring fee.
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Some of TripActions' competitors, on the other hand, often charge their clients a recurring payment.
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Would you say there's a clear recurring theme in all the different projects you've undertaken?
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This is a recurring complaint among the customers who are lambasting Simple for its decision.
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Spanning 18 months, the quinquennial is one of the longest recurring exhibitions in the world.
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Groupe CRIT reported on Tuesday full-year recurring operating income up at 2225 million euros.
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There are no trans characters on broadcast, and only three recurring trans characters on cable.
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"Our new and recurring guests are huge fans of ketchup leather," Yontz told Food & Wine.
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Sadly, deflecting, denying, delaying, degrading and obfuscating seemed to have been the recurring themes however.
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The Mets acknowledged that Steven Matz's recurring elbow discomfort was because of a bone spur.
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This kind of female metamorphosis, she observes, is a frequently recurring theme in the genre.
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There seems to be a recurring theme this week: Child stars don't have it easy.
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The firm has $75m in annual recurring revenue and is breaking even, says Mr Butterfield.
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Ethiopia is among the poorest countries in the world, and also suffers from recurring famine.
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Bombardier said it expects recurring savings of about $13 million by the end of 2018.
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Aside from the generous sign-up bonus, the recurring benefits make this card a keeper.
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For example, one of the big recurring costs for the business is buying new DVDs.
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The company blamed weak margins in refining and non-recurring charges for the lackluster result.
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Conspiracy theories, as the historian Richard Hofstadter once told us, have been a recurring theme.
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Those recurring payments are easy to forget about since they're on "auto pilot," she said.
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But further study of these recurring slope lineae, known as RSL, is revealing something else.
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Genital injury is a recurring Denis theme, as are beautiful men who act as muses.
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The strength of the American spirit was a recurring theme of the rainy evening address.
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This gave defendants ample time to destroy evidence and interfere with witnesses, a recurring problem.
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There's a recurring motif involving saving endangered African elephants, usually tied to Hannibal fan art.
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Finally, she got a recurring part on "Guiding Light," as a hapless maid named Ginger.
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Recurring warmer, dryer conditions allow pests to thrive and sustain longer, more intense wildfire seasons.
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But despite recurring attempts over the past 22014 years to bring brands to books — shopfiction!
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Because of irresponsible mountain farming techniques, landslides are a recurring hazard in Taiwan's mountain roads.
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But these recurring expenses are just a fraction of the true cost of snow removal.
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" —Ketchikan, USA "I have this recurring dream where I'll be having sex with some guy.
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One serious recurring mistake underground promoters continue to make is being inattentive to proper ventilation.
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It also says its annual recurring revenue has grown to tens of millions of dollars.
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Long and short term trends, recurring events, and environmental factors are all taken into account.
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Quilted leather is a recurring theme in the home's decor, adorning furniture and some walls.
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N) for C$931 million ($723 million) for more global exposure and the recurring revenue.
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Andrew Cuomo has the power to fix New York City's recurring subway issues, former Gov.
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" Bernstein is a recurring strand, too, with "Serenade (After Plato's 'Symposium')" and the "Chichester Psalms.
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SM: The symbol of the walking figure has become the anchor, recurring across several paintings.
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Pledges of a Supreme Court "first" have become a recurring theme on the presidential trail.
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Make it a recurring appointment on both of your calendars, maybe monthly, or even quarterly.
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A recurring card was the King of Wands, which again alluded to the fading dalliance.
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The payouts companies make on a recurring basis to the investors who own their shares.
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My column today is about a recurring phenomenon: Trumpism for thee and not for me.
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The plot is a delicate and subtle thing, propelled by a handful of recurring questions.
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Opacity is a recurring trope, underscored by blurred motion and obscured faces and body parts.
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The head injury she suffered in 1989 left her with a scar and recurring headaches.
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She had a recurring role on "Weird Loaners," a 2015 series that aired on Fox.
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Over the past few years, the store has become a recurring fixture in their relationship.
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That's a decent way of getting customers on the hook to pay Apple recurring fees.
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By the way, if any of these hangouts go well, consider making them recurring events.
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This recurring series pushes back against the orthodoxies of canon making with regular double features.
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Video streaming, utilities, trash service, and even my daughter&aposs preschool had recurring charges here.
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Today we're adding a few names to the $100 million annual recurring revenue (ARR) club.
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Accordingly, the film is showing as part of the Quad's recurring Coming Out Again series.
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This also has a recurring cost Trump has set a new precedent for national emergencies.
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Higher fees from wealth management clients contributed to improved revenue, as did higher recurring fees.
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With aesthetics presented as a recurring theme, it is a surprising misstep to exclude visuals.
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So every billion bucks on the platform will be 10 million dollars in recurring revenue.
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One of the main ways to make this work is by reducing your recurring costs.
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" She also had a recurring role as Simone Burch on "The Young and the Restless.
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The best high-yield savings accounts have no recurring fees and no minimum balance requirements.
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Silver Lake has also supported the growth of the recurring-revenue generator AMC A-List.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt net of readily available cash divided by recurring operating EBITDA.
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Penczak reported that in November of 2019, the company&aposs annual recurring revenue was $983,856.
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The recently reopened Quad's recurring programs will include Two for Tuesday, a midweek double bill.
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This requirement is also heaping substantial and recurring operational costs on Main Street financial institutions.
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In what will become a recurring theme, several healthcare service industries appear on this list.
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The company expects growth in recurring profit of 8 percent to 13 percent this year.
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Remarkably, he also has at least 130,000 recurring donors, some of whom make monthly contributions.
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Santander aims to pay 13 to 40 percent of its recurring profits in cash dividends.
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Then factor in other recurring expenses you have, from student loan payments to cellphone bills.
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These "essential" living expenses must be built into your budget since they're recurring monthly costs.
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Recurring Investments will let users schedule daily, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly investments into stocks.
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It's an elegant and gluttonous feast for so early in the day—a recurring theme.
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Cinema, one of the recurring themes in Mr. Warlikowski's work, is again a key element.
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" She also has a recurring role in the TV mini-series "I Am the Night.
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The complicated bond between protagonist and antagonist is also a recurring motif in King's writing.
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The woolly mammoth outnumbers them all, recurring over and over, 158 times, like a dream.
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America's political climate is, naturally, a recurring topic, as is aging, technology and Jacksonville itself.
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Cars, a recurring point of attack for Trump, must meet a threshold of 62.5 percent.
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