The yields on the Treasuries that are repaid in two years are usually lower than those that are repaid, or "mature," in 10.
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Alex Pollock, a former colleague of mine, never tires of repeating his dictum that if a debt cannot be repaid, it will not be repaid.
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Critics feared that payments made to the company would take a long time to be repaid, or that the subsidies would never be repaid at all.
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The funding agreement outlines the details of how the loan will be repaid, and sets a "cap", or a point at which the loan has been repaid.
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Refinitiv's existing debt is expected to be repaid when the acquisition closes in the next 12-18 months and Wind's bonds are expected to be repaid this year.
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Much smaller Pancretan Cooperative Bank fully repaid its ELA exposure in August 2017, while Attica Bank repaid its exposure in the second half of March this year, Moody's said.
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Single-payment car title loans, which are repaid with a balloon payment, are available in 20 states; five other states permit only auto title loans that are repaid in installments, the report said.
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On these results, investors' faith looks likely to be repaid.
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It is not clear whether any loans have been repaid.
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When Trump won, Pence repaid the favor by recommending Pompeo.
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Are there any debts that would need to be repaid?
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A further €11.7bn were also deemed unlikely to be repaid.
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So how have they repaid workers since enjoying that windfall?
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And Mr. Davis repaid Mr. Walters's $625,000 loan, with interest.
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It repaid taxpayers in full by the end of 2012.
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He ultimately repaid the government nearly $52,000 for his travel.
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ANOC has acknowledged that the money might never be repaid.
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It's easy to grasp how an investor will be repaid.
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Cummings then repaid the favor, hosting Chaffetz in urban Baltimore.
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The professor repaid $53,328 to Drexel, prosecutors said in October.
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These were groups we had lent to and been repaid.
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Once you move or die, the loan balance is repaid.
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Finally, Giuliani said that Trump repaid Cohen after the election.
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Many lawmakers are skeptical that debt will ever be repaid.
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Athens last week repaid some expensive loans from the IMF.
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The loan was repaid in full by VW in 2014.
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Loan after loan was provided and often was never repaid.
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We owe them a debt that can never be repaid.
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Canicula repaid Huawei a year later using funds from Skycom.
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Giuliani in stating this week that Trump repaid Cohen said he was doing so to show that it was not a violation of campaign finance laws since Trump routinely repaid Cohen for expenses incurred.
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In addition, 99.98% of Baoshang Bank's institutional creditors were fully repaid.
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Wilson denied the charges but reportedly repaid most of the money.
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Hancock also pointed out that AIG "promptly repaid" its taxpayer bailout.
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"Famous last words," Talansky said, explaining that he hadn't been repaid.
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Phase 1 (IDR200 billion) of the bond was repaid in 1H0003.
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California eventually slashed spending, secured fresh funding and repaid its IOUs.
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Debt contracted under these mechanisms is repaid evenly over 10 years.
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Most such financing is repaid on the same day of borrowing.
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Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani later admitted that Trump had repaid Cohen.
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He has since repaid the money used on non-security features.
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If someone owes you a favor, it may be repaid now.
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In all cases, Mr. Thompson repaid the office, the board said.
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A considerable part of debt to suppliers has already been repaid.
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It has 3.1 billion shekels in Israeli bonds to be repaid.
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I always made money, repaid my debts and paid my taxes.
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The Chinese government was expecting to be repaid in oil exports.
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Ms. Laporta said she saw no evidence it was ever repaid.
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Access to money—perhaps an inheritance or a debt being repaid?
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Adam repaid the loan this month by giving the shares back.
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He received at least $60.7 million in loans, many never repaid.
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In 173, the company fully repaid and refinanced its convertible bonds.
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When it was your turn to host, you repaid the favor.
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It's unlikely that all of these will be refinanced or repaid.
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It's unclear how that will be repaid, and on what terms.
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Less than $3 of every $5 is being repaid on time.
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The Eurobond matured in December 2015 and has not been repaid.
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The bank said it had so far repaid A$37.8 million.
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It repaid them with the tax revenue created by economic growth.
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They funneled through a law firm and the president repaid it.
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It's an obligation that needs to be repaid regardless of circumstance, and an ISA flips the model and it can be seen as an investment in an individual that is only repaid contingent upon students' success.
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The CBO had treated money that was repaid to the fund by agencies as new appropriations under the logic that all repaid money would first go to the Treasury before being appropriated back to the fund.
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Loans are $230 to $500 and, depending on the state, are repaid in four or six equal monthly installments — unlike payday loans, which typically must be repaid in two weeks, often setting up borrowers for failure.
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In fact, JPMorgan repaid the money as soon as the regulators allowed.
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In 2013, Tesla fully repaid the loan, nine years ahead of schedule.
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"The Chinese people demand that courtesy be repaid in kind," he said.
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The term loan of EUR1.5bn maturing in April 13 has been repaid.
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What Mr Hewlett took from the street, he has repaid with interest.
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Meanwhile, trainee wages are docked until their tuition costs have been repaid.
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The Renova spokesman said the group repaid loans from its "own sources".
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It repaid the principal on the February bond early, in December 2017.
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Banks have already repaid 2.3 billion euros in settlements, the official said.
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The loans are repaid with the money the driver earns providing services.
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But this good will has occasionally been repaid with aggression and violence.
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"They funneled through the law firm and the president repaid it." pic.twitter.
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The company repaid that money after a payment from Apple came through.
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They managed the first with some parental debt, which they've now repaid.
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Key vendors, such as Craftsman supplier Western Forge, fear never being repaid.
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After the company ran into difficulty, she was repaid less than $2,000.
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Trump later repaid Cohen this money, plus extra, Giuliani revealed Wednesday night.
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Franken, she said, "repaid me with petty insults" for having rejected him.
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They would not have to be repaid if employers keep workers employed.
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I mean, it wasn't really a loan, because it wasn't being repaid.
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It was closer to $2269 million at the time, and never repaid.
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Instead, the warlord repaid the debt by handing over a Boeing 727.
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GIULIANI: They funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it.
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This is not a loan and does not have to be repaid.
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The M.N.L.F. has repaid him by keeping its fighters out of Davao.
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Hunter and his wife have repaid more than $60,000 in campaign funds.
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He denied the allegations, saying that all the loans had been repaid.
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He reiterated that he's repaid the Treasury Department for his wife's travel.
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Cohen testified he was repaid in installments that began in early 2017.
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Mr. Avenatti said on Thursday that the bank loans had been repaid.
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FOXA repaid $20163 million during the F2Q16 (7.6% senior debentures due October 2015).
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At some point in 2017, they said, Trump repaid Cohen for the money.
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Another $5.5 billion (about 4 percent of GDP) must be repaid in 2020.
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A lawyer for Fillon, the conservative candidate, said he had repaid the loan.
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The Obama administration repaid the deposit with pallets of cash delivered by aircraft.
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Last year Russia repaid the last of its outstanding $70bn Soviet-era debt.
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After media reports revealed details of his trips, the senator repaid Melgen $58,000.
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Another $5.5 billion (about 33 percent of GDP) must be repaid in 2020.
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"Funneled it through a law firm and the president repaid it," Giuliani said.
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Mr Adeeb repaid him by getting caught pilfering $79m from the tourism board.
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They funneled [the $130,000] through a law firm and the president repaid it.
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Good debt, however, can make you more money, if borrowed and repaid responsibly.
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Sources, however, placed the size of the repaid credit at 310 million francs.
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Some of the other monies are just loans to be repaid at cost.
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The accumulated and capitalised deferred interest would then be repaid in equal instalments.
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BNPPWM self-reported the incident and has repaid the charges, the SFC said.
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The terms ... make it clear it must be repaid to ANOC in full.
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Is this a loan that must be repaid or is it a gift?
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An investment in industrial robots can be repaid in less than two years.
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Having played, they repaid DARPA by uploading relevant data from their game sessions.
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The 20-year veteran cop's good deed would be repaid with a demotion.
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Zimbabwean banks hold lots of government bonds that will probably never be repaid.
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The proportion of loans that are not repaid to banks may soon rise.
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The outcome will inform which entity's creditors can be repaid from that pot.
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The family doesn't get the attorney fees and costs repaid by the state.
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"They funneled through a law firm, and the President repaid it," Giuliani said.
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Monthly payments stop once the cap is reached and the loan is repaid.
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"It was to pay back a deed that can't be repaid," he said.
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When asked if she repaid the $20,000 deposit, the college declined to comment.
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The rest repaid a line of credit that Fortress had provided to Avenue.
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Schock repaid the government the $40,000 it had cost to redecorate his office.
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You've served your time and, theoretically at least, repaid your debt to society.
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The president denies Daniels' claim, but repaid Cohen for the hush money payout.
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Initial investors were handsomely repaid, and some people mortgaged their homes to invest.
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I risked my life for this country, and this is how I'm repaid.
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After 373 years, for instance, half the rebate would have to be repaid.
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The Fed said SunTrust has repaid about $8.8 million in fees to customers.
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But the reality is that loans always need to be repaid — plus interest.
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Zuma has since repaid some of the money, as ordered by the court.
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A further $4 billion of debt was to be repaid after creditors were satisfied.
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Creditors who decline the offer will be repaid at a higher rate in 2024.
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Africa-Israel has 3.1 billion shekels ($13 million) in Israeli bonds to be repaid.
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A bedrock principle of bankruptcy cases is that those expenses must be fully repaid.
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The longer a bill remains in arrears, the less likely it will be repaid.
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If they leave in a year or six months, businesses don't get that repaid.
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Then, once the smallest debt is repaid, move on to the second-smallest debt.
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Zuma never repaid, saying the findings were merely recommendations and not legal court orders.
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He received more than $900,000 in matching funds this month and repaid the loan.
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I am deeply troubled that they feel themselves repaid with generalized mistrust and disrespect.
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We owe the fallen a debt so enormous that it can never be repaid.
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And of those who already have paid money back, how many will be repaid?
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If financing is secured, whoever provides it runs the risk of not getting repaid.
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The installation charges for individual homes and business are repaid by customers in installments.
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Altice's debts were raised on generous terms and need not be repaid for years.
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Bank debt should be repaid in 17 years under the amended plan, he said.
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In a bullet loan, the principal is repaid at the end of the term.
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The company recently repaid a $500 million five-year sukuk it issued in 2012.
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Awards come in the form of grants that do not need to be repaid.
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CBM says RUB5 billion of this total amount will be repaid by end-2017.
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Randell said he repaid 114,000 pounds ($159,645.60) plus interest after an "error of judgment".
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The Examiner reported in April that Schwab has repaid Schweikert's campaign $50,372 this year.
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" Asked if Shkreli ever repaid him for his losses at Elea, Austin said, "No.
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Shell repaid its outstanding debt to Iran from pre-sanction times earlier this year.
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And with Trump's surprise pardon, it seems Pence has repaid Cheney for his advice.
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Abengoa says that nearly $1 billion of the federally guaranteed loans has been repaid.
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Tarkanian told KLAS-TV that he repaid the charity in full in June 2014.
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Some of that, however, is repaid to Fortress through fees charged to each company.
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He said he expects to have repaid the debt for the pump by March.
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Finally, Trump is claiming that he repaid Cohen purely out of his own pocket.
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"They funneled it through a law firm and the president repaid it," Giuliani said.
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But business bailouts are usually federal loans that need to be repaid with interest.
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Its $90 billion was repaid — and fostered today's rapidly expanding wind and solar industries.
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Hence the junk status of Tesla bonds, which have to be repaid in 2025.
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Mr Putin wants some of the billions of dollars Russia has lent Syria repaid.
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In theory, loans would be repaid if borrowers lost their jobs or fell ill.
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Once the loan is repaid, the capital is given out as a new loan.
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It also repaid the $182 billion in bailout money it received from the government.
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Anshu, You were so good to me and I have repaid you with carelessness.
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It was those expenses that Mr. Wright, who was never accused of wrongdoing, repaid.
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The funds would be repaid over 25 years, including a six-year grace period.
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He says he will block her on all platforms when she has repaid him.
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With Trump's cabinet and staff picks so far, he has repaid his staunchest supporters.
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He repaid Melgen for two of the flights only after coming under media scrutiny.
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Loans generally come with no tax implications if they are repaid within five years.
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The company repaid most of its US dollar debt financing when the opportunity arose.
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Happily, he left this final number to the young choristers, who repaid him handsomely.
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Many people, like Ms. Ingram and Ms. Hartsfield, are still waiting to be repaid.
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The funds will be repaid over 25 years, including a five-year grace period.
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The rest will be loaned back to South32, which will be repaid in installments.
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The rest will be loaned back to South32, which will be repaid in installments.
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This money would then be recycled as it is repaid to assist more consumers.
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Your credit reports are records of how you have repaid debt in the past.
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Cyprus actually just recently repaid back the IMF earlier than it was supposed to.
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He says that friends ultimately repaid him for the ones they ended up claiming.
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For debt collectors, letters and calls can go ignored, reducing their ability to get repaid.
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The Lannisters finally repaid their debts to the Iron Bank by taking gold from Highgarden.
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So the investor, UBS Optimus Foundation, will be repaid by the Children's Investment Fund Foundation.
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For people who've already repaid their debt, he suggests offering them a $50,000 tax credit.
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Of the $63.7 million, about $22.2 million reflects money DaVita already has repaid the government.
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In most cases, loans to underdeveloped countries end up being written off rather than repaid.
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Around 2680% of loans are either not being repaid or are likely to require restructuring.
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The remainder of its 9.3 billion ringgit borrowings will be repaid from 2020 to 2028.
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After a three-year grace period, each disbursement must be repaid in eight quarterly instalments.
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The Chinese loan will be repaid over 20 years, including a five-year grace period.
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There isn't a time limit placed on when a loan has to be repaid, either.
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The credit card companies then repaid the banks and the cards weren&apost used again.
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I am trying to get repaid and she says she's going to pay it off.
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Citibank repaid the $1.8 million to BDA, according to a BDA court filing in April.
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However Zuma never repaid, saying the findings were merely recommendations and not legal court orders.
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Evergreen bondholders say ICBC has declined to say if its loan to Evergreen was repaid.
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These veterans were told their benefits would be withheld until they repaid the unexpected bills.
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It was not clear how the central bank loans to the sector would be repaid.
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It repaid 201 million euros before halting far larger reclaims, some as recent as 2017.
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Instead, Congress has approved some funding for the measure, which Trump insists will be repaid.
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The money would be repaid through the cost savings of using the more efficient technologies.
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He has already repaid the "debt" of his birth over and over again, every day.
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They are then repaid with income from Iraq's exports of crude produced from existing fields.
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When loans were repaid, the government could not borrow again unless authorized to do so.
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Mr. Davis ultimately received over $1 million in "loans" from Mr. Walters, most never repaid.
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What follows is a vivid account of the ways the English repaid their new allies.
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Japan's government says it had already repaid all its wartime debts in a 1965 treaty.
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"Any personal expenses over time were subject to a reconciliation process and repaid," Porch said.
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Furthermore, taxpayers are repaid first – not last – as researchers advance treatments and repay their obligations.
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The bond would mostly be repaid with cash flows from nine projects in Saudi Arabia.
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Arrogance is repaid with resentment, and resentment moves the world (usually not in good directions).
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" To which Giuliani responded, "Funneled it through the law firm, and the president repaid him.
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"Funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," Giuliani told host Sean Hannity.
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After Sapphire received equity from private investors in 2013, it repaid its loan in full.
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And, though he was sometimes late settling his debts, he says he always repaid them.
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All the previous outstanding bonds totalling EUR5 million were fully repaid on 9 February 2017.
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She refinanced the loans in 2010 and said she repaid the outstanding balances by 2011.
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Then, Rudy Giuliani revealed that the president not only knew about it but repaid Cohen.
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" To which Giuliani said: "Funneled it through the law firm, and the President repaid him.
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But Chapter 60083 allows secured debts to be repaid over the course of the plan.
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S&P rates an obligation 'CCC' if it is at risk of not being repaid.
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Under a bullet loan, the amount borrowed is repaid at the end of the term.
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I have debt that cannot be repaid — and yet I don't know how to help.
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Eight years later, the villagers repaid their benefactress by protecting her during the French Revolution.
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Offering a baseball to a child might be repaid with a beer by a parent.
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The bank comanaged a credit facility for the new airport but has since been repaid.
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After our Japan tour, Shellac repaid the favor and supported us for our American tour.
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The following year, Mr. Trump reported on his disclosure that he had repaid Mr. Cohen.
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I felt angry at all my efforts to help having been repaid in this way.
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What they pay depends on how likely it is that a lender will get repaid.
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" The former mayor continued, "They funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it.
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NDTV, in a statement, said the ICICI loan was repaid more than seven years ago.
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Over the course of the year, the government borrowed $95.6 trillion, and repaid slightly less.
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For that one, dedicate as much cash as possible each month until it is repaid.
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It paid $2.17 billion in interest and repaid $11.08 billion in principal the prior year.
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Lower classes incurred huge debts of gratitude that could never be repaid, functionally enslaving them.
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Their commitment was handsomely repaid, though, in a few magical moments one Saturday last month.
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If the loan is not repaid, the pawnshop owns the goods, and can sell them.
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If they break that commitment, the tuition grant becomes a loan that must be repaid.
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He has since repaid the loans, with the proceeds of a bank loan to himself.
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You can also take a 28(k) loan, which needs to be repaid, including interest.
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Friends describe him as forever in service to others, yet his loyalty wasn't always repaid.
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Instead, awards come in the form of grants that do not need to be repaid.
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More than 850,000 federal workers who were furloughed during the 2013 shutdown eventually got repaid.
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Many federal contractors do not expect to be repaid for their work during the shutdown.
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In the meantime, the president signed legislation on Wednesday promising that workers would be repaid.
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China also wants stability to be sure that its extensive loans to Venezuela are repaid.
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The so-called standard repayment period would have the entire loan repaid after 10 years.
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Government debt, at least the federal government debt, is never repaid, it's just rolled over.
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" Speaking to "Entertainment Tonight," the Australian actor repaid the compliment, saying: "Well, he's my hero.
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The loans will be repaid by proceeds from asset disposals and cash savings from reducing capex.
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For their part, IntelliSurvey executives were allegedly amenable to a lenient sentence if they were repaid.
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The loan is to be repaid within 10 years, starting from April 15, 2018, it said.
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Banca IFIS employed an external debt collector and by the following April, Mario had repaid €240,22015.
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Deutsche Bank had repaid the tax, changed its internal processes and parted with the staff involved.
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With interest and dividends, the banks eventually repaid $275bn, having replaced public money with private funding.
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The servicing firm must carry the costs until the mortgage is repaid—which can take years.
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The group repaid the second half of its 500 million euro March 2020 bond in January.
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Yet 93% of loans were repaid by May 2017, and missed payments were rarer than usual.
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And as a government contractor, she won't get repaid when the shutdown ends unless Congress intervenes.
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A customer pays only interest until the loan's term ends, when the capital must be repaid.
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UTP loans are not yet in default but they are unlikely to be repaid in full.
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When a house bought with Help to Buy is sold on, the government's investment is repaid.
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And they may have been "good", as defined by the industry—that is, repaid on time.
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This is a good day to get shit done, and a debt may even be repaid!
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For that one, you dedicate as much cash as possible each month until it is repaid.
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In 2011, Gingras borrowed $1,050 at a rate of 198.17 percent, money she repaid with interest.
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They are then repaid with income from Iraq's exports of crude oil produced from existing fields.
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But if the bank had not repaid back the bond, it could have triggered a default.
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They backed him lavishly, and Cuomo repaid them by becoming a hero of the charter movement.
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A donation to their church, the Crouches said, would be repaid with divinely ordained riches. Mrs.
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A loan that exceed $2,700 from one person is an excessive contribution, even if eventually repaid.
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He was and still is a lawyer, and he repaid his employer, whom he also swindled.
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The amortising bond would mature in 2039, with the principal repaid over 13-2803/2 years.
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The only issue is what level the lira will be at when you do get repaid.
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The loans would be repaid by automatically deducting money from employee's paychecks once the government reopens.
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The central bank repaid about 70 billion naira in matured bills on Thursday to boost liquidity.
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In a Fox News interview, Giuliani said "the president repaid" Cohen for the payment to Daniels.
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This has caused Greek debt to rise and it needs to be repaid at some stage.
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The company said it repaid $1.29 billion of debt in 2016, according to an earnings presentation.
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Otherwise, the loan can quickly be deemed a gift if it isn't repaid, Ms. Alpert said.
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Russia has loaned Venezuela almost $16 billion since 2006, which is being repaid in oil shipments.
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Shkreli, 34, was who were then repaid with money and stock from Retrophin, which Shkreli founded.
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At one point, Mr. Deripaska lent Mr. Manafort $10 million that prosecutors suggested was never repaid.
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Caution to Biden: Millions of hard-working Americans pay their bills and repaid their student loans.
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Half the money that the airlines are seeking would be direct grants not to be repaid.
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That early advocacy seems to have been repaid: Mr. de Blasio, a frequent foil of Gov.
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They'll be repaid if enough students are paying tuition — in other words, if Access Code succeeds.
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Many state-run banks have accepted equity in exchange for bad debt rather than being repaid.
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That funding provides a buffer against potential losses because it does not need to be repaid.
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The pair would preach to their followers that their donations would be repaid in material wealth.
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A former executive at the bank previously told POLITICO that James and Hunter repaid that loan.
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During the half, Fortescue said it repaid $1.1 billion of debt, reducing it to $6.1 billion.
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Such funding protects a bank in the event of losses, because it need not be repaid.
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Hunter said he then ordered an audit and immediately repaid any charge that didn't seem legitimate.
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Employees recall that the failed trade was resolved in November, 22007, when Westminster repaid Deutsche Bank.
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Participating colleges and universities simply re-loan funds repaid by previous borrowers to currently enrolled students.
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It has neither repaid this loan nor the 150 million euros in interest due on it.
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Cohen said he was then repaid out of the charity money — and Trump kept the painting.
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The bank also repaid around 95.7 billion naira in matured treasury bills, to boost liquidity, traders said.
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That loan was due to be repaid from the proceeds of the sale of Air Berlin's operations.
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The other, Delta Bank, repaid the principal on its maturing bonds last month after the due date.
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And the Senate had repaid his service and his love by using it to humiliate his daughter.
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After the interview, Giuliani told the New York Times he had proof Trump had personally repaid Cohen.
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A dedicated unit will be set up to manage loans which are unlikely to ever be repaid.
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The bank provided a $43 million loan for 1MDB in late 2014, which was repaid last year.
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I am happy to say that my business is profitable and I have fully repaid the loan!
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As of September 2017, both Tesla and Nissan had fully repaid their loans, according to the website.
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It has proposed that the principal would be mostly repaid with money, but payments would be postponed.
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I studied politics and economics in college and being an economics writer was repaid at 23, 24.
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The loans are constructed to be repaid over six months with interest rates starting at 1.25 percent.
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In May 2016 it announced that VW had repaid two 975-million-euro loans ahead of schedule.
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The loan was to be repaid with future sales of crude, then trading above $22015 a barrel.
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This is because claims received within 20 days of a bankruptcy filing are typically repaid in full.
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Miracle repaid the doctor for the kind gesture by doing what cats do best: disrupting human sleep.
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Of this, so far 14.6 has been repaid, with the rest falling due in 2020 and 2021.
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Getting repaid in a weakening currency is far from ideal, but beats not being paid at all.
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It has already received EUR6.8 billion from AIB in repaid capital, fees, dividends, coupon payments, and levies.
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Prosecutors say he deceived investors in the funds and eventually repaid them with money stolen from Retrophin.
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And it has relatively modest amounts of debt scheduled to be repaid for the next two years.
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Banco BPM would still hold some 9 billion euros in loans unlikely to be repaid in full.
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History, however, suggests that those who pledge total fealty to Trump are almost never repaid in kind.
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"That could last for however many months it takes for the tax to be repaid," Sherman said.
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Giuliani said Trump repaid Cohen over several months using funds that did not come from his campaign.
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All of the loans have been repaid, but approximately $600,000 of the loan to Minson was forgiven.
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"Funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," Giuliani told talk show host Sean Hannity.
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He noted that the personal nature of the private banking relationship extends to the bank getting repaid.
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He later changed the story again, saying the money was borrowed from Mr. Kim and later repaid.
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These must be tied to conditionality, be capped in terms of size and be repaid in full.
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"The fact that our government would ask for it to be repaid with interest is simply unacceptable."
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It has repaid more than 15 billion euros of short-dated loans to the IMF since 2010.
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So far 14.6 of that has been repaid, with the rest falling due in 2020 and 2021.
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Brown University plans to replace student loans with financial grants that do not have to be repaid.
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Separate out scholarships and grants, which don't have to be repaid, from loans that do, Kantrowitz said.
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AIG's bailout eventually totaled $182.3 billion but was repaid, leaving taxpayers with nearly $23 billion in profit.
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Debts will either have to be painfully repaid, or there will be defaults or a wrecked dollar.
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The cash advances from the Fed would be repaid when the mortgages are paid off or refinanced.
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Mr. Brafman argued that Mr. Shkreli eventually repaid all of his investors, and some realized large gains.
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One banker in Nashik estimated that nearly half of the farm loans outstanding were not being repaid.
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The hitch: Funds from a 401(k) will normally need to be repaid when the employee leaves.
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Some clubs would require short term loans that could be repaid when the games do get played.
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Brown repaid Pelosi by backing her in 22023 to be chairwoman of the Northern California Democratic Party.
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Mr. Trump repaid Mr. Cohen $100,001 to $250,000 in 2017, according to a footnote in the filing.
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JP Morgan repaid the $25 billion it received once it got permission from regulators to do so.
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The plan aims to replace financial aid packages with grants that do not have to be repaid.
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G. charged all of the hotel stays to her credit card, and I repaid her in cash.
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Just 3% of loans are repaid in full annually, and that rate is likely going to worsen.
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Her companies repaid 391 million "without ever missing a payment", she said, leaving 180 million to reimburse.
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"Our workers' loyalty was repaid with betrayal," he told a crowd of manufacturing laborers in June 2016.
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Hunter took out a personal loan and repaid all the questionable expenses prior to last November's election.
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The bank provided a US$43m loan to 1MDB in late 2014, which was repaid last year.
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The remainder, including EUR444m for debt redemptions in its public sector, will be repaid by end-2016.
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Last month, it repaid investors affected by the hack some 46 billion yen using its own funds.
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Construction loans have to repaid and higher rates of production mean lower costs and improved cash flow.
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As part of the transaction, EUR195m of vendor loans, currently treated as hybrid equity, are being repaid.
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It could see its notes claimed by the four banks if the bridge loan is not repaid.
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The rating on RU000A0JS710 local bonds was withdrawn as almost the entire issue had been repaid early.
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It has repaid the customers with interest and moved them into lower-cost funds, the SEC said.
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The Times also questioned whether Ms. Coico had repaid a $20,000 security deposit for a rental home.
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She must have made mistakes, but the kitten, later the cat, repaid the devotion with extraordinary love.
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Yes, some of it was repaid from those financial institutions, using money deposited in them by humans.
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The indictment claims Avenatti stole about $300,000 in total — and has since repaid just half of it.
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As Mercury stations retrograde beginning Thursday, you'll remember forgotten debts that need to be repaid to you.
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Now, many are weighed down by billions of euros in bad loans that will likely never be repaid.
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Oftentimes, political events are scheduled in combination with official ones to amortize the sums that will be repaid.
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Chief Executive John Flint repaid shareholders' faith in him – and then some – following last year's bruising fourth quarter.
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That act alone had more than repaid him for any wrongs he had done to her, he said.
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Consumer finance regulation stipulates that pawnbroking loans have to be repaid by debtors, even under debt-relief procedures.
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The suit claims that Buena Vista only agreed to pay Nye once he repaid what he allegedly owed.
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Yet Banco BPM would still hold some 9 billion euros in loans unlikely to be repaid in full.
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy is deleted 10 years from the filing date because none of the debt is repaid.
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So, he could have repaid his borrowings and still have had another $3 or $4 million left over.
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The total amount to be repaid was calculated at 13 billion euros plus 1 billion euros in interest.
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Mr Netanyahu had picked him to run the police, hoping that the favour would be repaid in loyalty.
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John repaid Tonia for her relentless support by cheating on her and stashing stolen drugs in their home.
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In brief, the difference is that a "debtholder's view is that they want to be repaid," Elson said.
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The coupon depends partly on how confident investors are that the loan will eventually be repaid in full.
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Ecuador's president complained that Mr Assange had repaid his country's hospitality by smearing faeces on the embassy wall.
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That is about a quarter of all the loans banks have already admitted are unlikely to be repaid.
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The available public record does not indicate what the loan was used for or whether it was repaid.
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He seemed to regard his underlings as idle assets and they repaid him with their scorn (see article).
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If the debt were fully repaid and the bonds all disappeared from the market, we would miss them.
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Harry repaid the favor by serving as an usher for Van Straubenzee&aposs wedding ceremony on Saturday morning.
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She completed 10 days of community service at a children's hospital and repaid more than $110,000 in restitution.
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Kobe Steel repaid a 20 billion yen bond that came due on Friday, a spokesman said on Monday.
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Fashola said the loan was to be repaid over 25 years at an interest rate of 2.5 percent.
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The Arizona Coyotes captain repaid his fans in full with a record-breaking performance against the Winnipeg Jets.
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Understand the difference between scholarships and grants, which don't have to be repaid, and student loans, which do.
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One was required to be repaid in just eight months, while the other had a one-year term.
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It contracted a short-term PLN27 million loan in 7503 to finance VAT, which it repaid in 1H17.
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A revolving loan is one that can be drawn, repaid and drawn again during the agreed lending period.
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Levine has repaid some of the money to the investors, although no amount is specified in official documents.
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Many of the first lien facilities were ABLs that were repaid shortly after filing via DIP roll-ups.
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Like a liquidation preference, debt must be repaid before the proceeds from being acquired are divided by shareholders.
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American borrowers get a better deal: cheap 30-year fixed-rate mortgages that can be repaid early free.
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"We work hard, we pay our bills on time, and this is how we are repaid," Courier said.
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We must take a hard look at how we treat people who have repaid their debt to society.
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They are repaid, if possible, from excess future revenue funds, or when the notes are paid in full.
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Since this form of funding does not need to be repaid, it is the ideal place to start.
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He said that the loan had been approved by the board and that he repaid the personal expenses.
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Depending on how it is repaid, United could end up owning a large chunk of the Colombian carrier.
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All of the loans have been repaid, but approximately $21.6 million of the loan to Minson was forgiven.
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If Akbank does not agree a refinancing, the loan may have to be reduced or repaid, bankers said.
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However, the government loan seems unlikely to be repaid in full, leaving other creditors out of pocket too.
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One, for $3 million, was connected to an early exercise of stock options (and has since been repaid).
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In June the company repaid about $47.5 million of its term debt in a mandatory asset sale payment.
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Portugal will remain under post-program surveillance until at least 75 percent of the aid has been repaid.
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If you're thinking about lending money to family, know that it will likely never be repaid in full.
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The congressman previously said that the matter was resolved after he repaid $60,000 to his campaign last year.
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He said Walters arranged loans for him when he was in financial distress, which he never fully repaid.
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She repaid $150 a month, she said, but those payments barely made a dent in the loan's principal.
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A bedrock principle of bankruptcy cases is that those expenses, known as administrative claims, must be fully repaid.
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Mailer did get the interest-free loan from Si Newhouse, who owned Random House, and fully repaid it.
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If Arnold made robots of Ford's family, perhaps Ford repaid him by turning him into a robot himself.
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In many cases Turkish banks have issued loans to businesses that must be repaid with dollars or euros.
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Marseille has repaid the favor with MuCEM, a waterfront museum complex devoted to the Mediterranean and its civilizations.
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GM said the deferred money would be repaid in a lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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GM said the deferred money would be repaid in a lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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When a bank makes a loan, in most cases, it expects the loan to be repaid in full.
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Schools were allowed to count private loans as part of the 10 percent before they were actually repaid.
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A livid Erdoğan recalled Turkey's ambassador, and Cairo repaid the favor by declaring Ankara's envoy persona non grata.
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Egypt paid $3.23 billion in interest and repaid $10.15 billion in principal in the year, the data showed.
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The result: Loans are slow to be repaid and interest accrues, and the student-loan-debt bubble grows.
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The bank has repaid about €6.8 billion to the government so far, through fees, dividends and other instruments.
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" Regarding the charge linked to Clifford, Cohen said the money "was later repaid to me by the candidate.
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DWA's credit facility was repaid and terminated at closing, resulting in the withdrawal of the senior secured rating.
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Creditors who seek to be repaid earlier will participate in an auction that will define the optimal haircut.
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KazMunayGaz said in a statement it had repaid $2.25 billion out of the total principal sum this year.
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Later Wednesday, though, Shulkin told USA Today that he's already repaid the $4,312 cost of his wife's travel.
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When they're just, like, loaning money and getting repaid, or investing, which is the same thing in effect.
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As a businessman, running up debt that could not be repaid became one of his most successful tactics.
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT CONFIDENT THE C$372 MILLION LOAN IT GAVE BOMBARDIER IN 2017 WILL BE REPAID - GOVERNMENT SOURCE
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No campaign finance violation, [they] funneled it through the law firm," Giuliani said, "and the president repaid it.
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Asked to explain how the loans were repaid, representatives of Kolomoisky and Bogolyubov did not provide any details.
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First, he's confirmed that Trump repaid the money, meaning Cohen potentially made an unreported loan to the campaign.
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Trump later repaid Cohen for the payment to Daniels — but spokesmen for the president said the affair never happened.
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More companies closing their doors leaves City National and other lenders facing heightened risk that debt won't get repaid.
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The congressman has repaid tens of thousands of dollars to his campaign account, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
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Like any conventional credit scoring system, Zhima Credit monitors my spending history and whether I have repaid my loans.
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When the bank advanced him his inflated mortgage, he paid for the property and repaid his down payment loan.
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As of November 30, Belfort had only repaid a fraction of that amount — $12.8 million, according to court documents.
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Also, by better identifying which debts are most likely to be repaid, Collectly can focus on higher-value targets.
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Moody's said longer auto loans flag a growing risk as vehicle values fall faster than the loan is repaid.
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MTN Uganda Chief Executive Brian Gouldie said the company had repaid another syndicated loan that was raised in 2009.
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Three of six rated Greek banks - Piraeus, National Bank and PanCretan Cooperative Bank - have fully repaid their ELA balances.
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Since the loans often are not collateralized, lenders take the risk of not being repaid and charge higher rates.
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Most of the loans from commercial banks are short-term, with about a third having to be repaid annually.
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Foreign banks have cut credit lines to businesses because of concerns about being repaid and difficulties with processing transactions.
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Most of their loans are tiny—more nano than micro—and must be repaid in a month or two.
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Once Apple's portion is added in the total figure being repaid to e-book purchasers will be $566 million.
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During the remainder of 2012, the Cruz campaign repaid Mr. Cruz for about half of the money he lent.
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All of this amounts to a tax of sorts on the national psyche—one that can never be repaid.
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The loans, with an average interest rate of just below 10 percent, will have to be repaid by October.
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Later in the episode, Chuck morosely haunts a hallway where he corners Funt and demands the favor be repaid.
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The finance company made loans to politicians that were not repaid; Jorge gave jobs to friends and political contacts.
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Second, and more importantly, they are the only major foreign-currency flows that do not need to be repaid.
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Without legislative action, that amount would have had to be repaid June 30 from the state's main operational fund.
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Commercial paper typically is highest during intra-quarter periods and is substantially repaid before quarter ends using overseas cash.
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If the money can't be repaid right away, the borrower has up to 29 more days to pay it.
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Between them, these firms account for about 40% of loans that banks themselves think are unlikely to be repaid.
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Short-term dollar loans to be repaid with earnings in falling currencies featured prominently in past emerging-market crises.
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"She lent money with interest and it will be repaid, so it's not a payment," Jean Veil told reporters.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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The loan ranks equally with Future Holdings' onshore senior unsecured debt and can be repaid upon Future Land's demand.
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Gazprombank repaid RUB163bn to the CBR, although it borrowed RUB129bn and RUB20bn from budgets and other government entities, respectively.
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These allow only for contractually obligatory coupon payments on hybrid securities until the bank's state aid has been repaid.
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And today he repaid Toffee fans' support with a clean sheet with a 3-0 win over Norwich City.
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J) has repaid about 2 billion euros ($2.34 billion) of its debt in Africa after its local unit SRRJ.
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McDermott's term loan finances its planned acquisition of CB&I and will be repaid if the deal falls through.
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The company's documents show that a large proportion of the loans it underwrites are likely to never be repaid.
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But instead, these companies have become burdened with debt that cannot be repaid, while revenue has (at best) stagnated.
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Some emotional debts could also be repaid, and maybe you'll finally get your favorite sweater back from your ex!
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Giuliani asserted to Hannity that Trump repaid Cohen, dismissing concerns that the payment to Daniels violated campaign finance law.
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Noble: It looks like it is an in-kind contribution, even if it was a loan to be repaid.
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This flattered its current accounting position, but led to several years of losses as it repaid Deutsche and Nomura.
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Toronto (29-22-22) repaid their netminder moments later after Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien got caught out of position.
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They were often repaid with campaign contributions and a revolving employment door for staff and Members of Congress alike.
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Aeropostale is also asking that the judge reduce how much Sycamore would be repaid on its $150 million loan.
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Mr. Richman said Mr. Schlesinger had decided to plead guilty because he wanted to see his former clients repaid.
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Citigroup ultimately lost $27.68 billion in 2008, and underwent a series of federal bailouts that have since been repaid.
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In May 2016 it announced that VW had repaid two 975-million-euro ($1.15 billion) loans ahead of schedule.
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The program provides college tuition assistance in the form of a grant – money that doesn't need to be repaid.
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The company has not been repaid partly because the federal government is currently struggling with a record budget deficit.
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He says the payments were made in error by an aide and that he has since repaid the amount.
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The principal will be repaid in a single instalment after four years through a raising of long-term bonds.
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Shortly after Weinstein repaid TWC, tabloid headlines trumpeted the first public accusations of sexual abuse leveled at Harvey Weinstein.
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Many companies, for example, have repaid loans denominated in dollars before they become even more expensive in renminbi terms.
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So has the weakening price of oil, because investors are worried that loans to energy companies won't be repaid.
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But, Giuliani said last night that the president has repaid his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, with his own funds.
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If it has not yet repaid the outstanding amounts, its assets should have gone into creditors' hands by now.
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Because the funding is repaid at the end of the loan, the money is recirculated and reinvested, unlike subsidies.
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But these bills, essentially government debt due to be repaid soon, move for different reasons than long-term bonds.
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Providers will also be barred from double-dipping into the fund for any expenses that will be repaid elsewhere.
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Companies say the high interest rates are necessary to cover the certainty that some funds will never be repaid.
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We have honored and repaid that trust, guarding sensitive information and fulfilling the obligations associated with our security clearances.
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Giuliani late on Wednesday revealed that Trump had repaid Cohen for the $130,000 the lawyer had provided to Daniels.
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The salary cuts for the white-collar workers are expected to be repaid no later than next March 15.
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It will be financed through regional and global banks, with the money repaid from the produce the programme yields.
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Only about a quarter of balances are currently being repaid on 10-year or shorter terms, the report said.
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Nigeria's first Eurobond will be repaid when it matures in July, said the head of the DMO, Patience Oniha.
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With the help of federal loans, repaid ahead of schedule, GM returned to profitability a couple of years later.
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As for China's "century of humiliation" at the hands of the West, that debt has been more than repaid.
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Now semi-retired and on Social Security, theres no way that money will be ever be repaid, Lomax said.
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Sotheby's repaid the buyer, Seattle-based property developer and collector Richard Hedreen, and petitioned for reimbursement from the sellers.
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The organization says 99 percent of the loans are repaid in full and the majority of borrowers are women.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and ranks last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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Tribune emerged from bankruptcy in 2012 and junior creditors were repaid about a third of what they were owed.
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The loan was supposed to have been retired in 2013, but the Azerbaijan company has yet to be repaid.
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The pension funds and other institutional investors that loaned Venezuela money over the past decade deserve to be repaid.
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Exporters had converted dollars as investors' confidence stabilised after a $1 billion sovereign bond was repaid in mid-January.
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Sanders told reporters on Thursday that Trump did not know what the payment was for but repaid Cohen anyway.
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Exporters had converted dollars as investor confidence stabilised after a $1 billion sovereign bond was repaid in mid-January.
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The creditors had exposed themselves to his mother while demanding a debt be repaid last April, according to state media.
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The conversion process may run for several years, potentially until the entire stock of FC mortgages is restructured or repaid.
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The company, which reported earnings Tuesday, said it repaid $1.29 billion of debt in 2016, according to an earnings presentation.
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Smugglers also wield enormous power, determining when and where migrants move and sleep, and if their debt has been repaid.
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Many of their loans are unlikely to be repaid, a state of affairs that private lenders usually manage to avoid.
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Under the agreement, the loans are to be repaid in monthly instalments of € 14 thousand, beginning on 20163 January 2009.
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Thames Water, for instance, added a clause to its bonds to ensure holders are repaid immediately should it be nationalised.
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Five years later, Dallas and Dirk Nowitzki repaid Wade by winning the Finals in six games on Miami's home floor.
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The Chinese ambassador to Djibouti has told diplomats privately that China expects to be repaid in cash or in kind.
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This, though, assumes debts owed by one company in the structure can be repaid with cash held in another part.
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During the quarter ended December 2016, Sprint repaid $300 million of first priority senior secured notes at Clearwire Communications LLC.
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The contract shows Dave Kleiman in receipt of 1,100,111 bitcoin, to be repaid to Craig Wright on January 1, 2020.
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The Houthis quickly repaid what they saw as a betrayal, and gained territory in Sana'a, where crowds celebrated Saleh's death.
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Time spent trying to rethink liberalism is much more likely to be repaid than time spent building a new party.
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He forfeited millions in bonus money, repaid a British libel settlement and was essentially pushed out of his own foundation.
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The IT Modernization Act used a centralized fund to loan money for the upgrades to be repaid in the savings.
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Under the credit terms, the amount borrowed can reach up to $500 million, but must be repaid within a year.
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Importantly, any borrowing is actually owed by the remaining SIFIs, and must be repaid through assessments imposed by the FDIC.
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Thames Water, for instance, added a clause to its bonds to ensure holders are repaid immediately should it be nationalized.
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Accordingly, the group has repaid approximately 2 billion euros of African debt since January 2018, it said in a statement.
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Waldheim had bravely helped young George evade Nazi curbs on higher education for Jews; that debt had to be repaid.
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He said there was no written agreement, interest or due date for the loan, and that he never repaid it.
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Minaj repaid the favor on Grande's 2016 song "Side to Side," and in 2018 they appeared on each other's LPs.
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Washington wants all of these fees to be repaid and for Comcast to wipe those credit checks from consumers' records.
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The plumber repaid the banker in part by refurbishing his bathroom, but this apparently did not include plugging financial leaks.
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Millennium bcp holds 700 million euros in costly state loans which could be repaid by allowing a new shareholder in.
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Italian banks are saddled with around 210 billion euros ($15.863 billion) of loans that are unlikely to ever be repaid.
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The lender holds the title to the borrower's car, truck or motorcycle, and returns it when the loan is repaid.
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Rivals such as Vitol, Petraco and Trafigura have lent Erbil about $2 billion in total, to be repaid in oil.
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That's because the federal treasury — the taxpayers — would be the first to be repaid when private investors recoup their investments.
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Lenders take the chance that some loans will not be repaid because they make sizable profits from their other clients.
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The first tranche was a $750 million bridge-to-equity component which will be repaid following a planned rights issue.
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As with the seven-hundred-billion-dollar bailout for domestic banks, practically all this money was eventually repaid, with interest.
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Some private student loans and most mortgage loans still need to be repaid, even if the primary borrower has died.
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These allege repeated abusive phone calls and threats to take legal action, even on debt that was repaid or discharged.
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In 2350, after Mr. Ferro had left Pettibone, the company sued him, saying he had not repaid a $265,000 loan.
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Trump repaid the favor on Twitter, announcing he could not have had "a better or more talented partner" than McConnell.
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Next, students should calculate how much gift aid — funds that do not need to be repaid — each school is offering.
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Other Portuguese banks that also received state help via CoCos then have repaid most of the loans to the government.
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Hall said that he sees a lot of 401(k) loans taken out of the balance rather than being repaid.
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But there is a critical point that must be made: Today, 98 percent of private student loans are being repaid.
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Today, he is a successful businessman and pharmacist who has repaid society for the support he and his family received.
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GM also said deferment in salaried employees' compensation will be repaid in lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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GM also said deferment in salaried employees' compensation will be repaid in lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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Borrowers should be prevented from buying back shares, or engaging in mergers or acquisitions, until they have repaid the loan.
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To bolster its argument, the N.R.A. pointed out that it was repaid last year for expenses associated with the trip.
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Neither the Trump campaign nor the Trump Organization were involved in -- or ever repaid Cohen for -- the transaction, Cohen said.
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The debt will repaid with property taxes, which are considered "pledged special revenues," in the event of a municipal bankruptcy.
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The person said Blackstone would take a majority of the mortgages, which are being repaid, while Prudential takes a minority.
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"They funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," Mr. Giuliani told Sean Hannity, the Fox News host.
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Trump repaid the Deutsche Bank team with a weekend trip to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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If something should happen to them, it's very likely the businesses could fail, and the town would not get repaid.
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Clearbanc offers growth-focused capital to ecommerce and consumer SaaS companies for a flat fee, repaid out of future revenues.
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Under an arrangement called tax-increment financing, the bonds will be repaid through future property taxes generated by the development.
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According to the Connecticut Post, Baker also received $5,000 in severance, which Esty said she repaid to the US Treasury.
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Judge Swain at times seemed skeptical, questioning whether the harm was irreparable if HTA creditors could conceivably be repaid later.
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Rosneft has loaned between $4 billion and $5 billion to Venezuela in recent years, mostly to be repaid with oil.
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Interest and fees are added to your balance, which does not have to be repaid, until you move or die.
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Conversely, family members lend their own hard-earned money, rarely charge interest and typically are not repaid the amount loaned.
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Fitch has simultaneously withdrawn all of B-Com's ratings as the company's only 'BB-' rated Eurobond has been repaid early.
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"The equipment lenders in question have been repaid in full along with interest and fees," Uzac said in the statement.
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A bond credit rating indicates its credit-worthiness, and helps investors asses whether or not the debt will be repaid.
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He claimed to have gotten only a $1 million loan from his father — and to have repaid it, with interest.
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Luckily, she and her husband worked out a payment plan with the IRS and repaid the money over five years.
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Sick days could be borrowed in advance, but they would have to be repaid, a process that could take years.
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As the loans are repaid, Mr. Smith said, Microsoft plans to lend the money out again to support additional projects.
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Neighbors helping neighbors represents a form of saving, creating a reciprocal obligation to be repaid when the tables inevitably turn.
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Mr. Cohen said he had paid Ms. Daniels with his own money, and then was repaid by the Trump Organization.
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Just as you never repaid the one from World War II. The problem is the interest on the debt, okay?
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There's an open question on how much of the country's $1.45 trillion student debt will end up ever being repaid.
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Investors in credit markets have even begun to bet that some of Deutsche Bank's bonds will not be repaid in full.
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They would have to be repaid in full for anything to be left for shareholders, who generally lose their entire investment.
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Price, who built a reputation as a budget hawk during earlier congressional service, has apologized and repaid the government nearly $60,4303.
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They will be repaid for their initial investment by receiving 20 percent of concession revenues and payments from DEN, Crane said.
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An accord would prevent BNDES and other Triunfo creditors from tapping proceeds from Triunfo's divestitures to get their loans repaid immediately.
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Johnson "repaid" their generosity with federal contracts, and they, in turn, brought many of their big oil friends into the fold.
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The company ultimately repaid taxpayers in full by the end of 2012, with a profit of $22.7 billion, according to AIG.
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The families clutched contracts showing that each had bought a tract of land, on credit to be repaid in cotton crops.
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It would all be for the greater good, and any harm done would be repaid a hundredfold in benefits for wizards.
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Eventually, those loans will need to be repaid, of course, which could pose problems if the CPEC investments earn disappointing returns.
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When banks and consumers have both taken adequate measures to prevent such fraud, the idea is that customers should be repaid.
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Grants and scholarships are often called "gift aid" because they are free money — financial aid that doesn't have to be repaid.
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Admittedly, my social life was not always the spiciest, but the lessons I learned repaid me tenfold for any sacrifices made.
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If you suddenly died, some private lenders have clauses in their contracts that require the loan balance to be repaid immediately.
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MOSCOW, June 29 (Reuters) - The Russian finance ministry said on Wednesday that China had repaid $624.3 million of a 1992 loan.
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With a tangible good, you continue to gain utility every day for months or even years after you've repaid the company.
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Currently, Mongolia will only start to receive dividends around 2041, when its share of the debt for the project is repaid.
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Were the loans not repaid, the banks could declare an enforcement event allowing them to sell the shares held as collateral.
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Some letters blurred the lines between aid like grants and scholarships, which don't have to be repaid, and loans, TICAS found.
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Fitch also believes that in a financial distress scenario ICAF would not be liquidated unless all its liabilities have been repaid.
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The legislation allows agencies to borrow money from a general modernization fund that is repaid with the savings from new equipment.
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Leveraged loans can be repaid at any time unless they have call protection, which generally runs for six months after closing.
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They should understand that government borrowing would eventually need to be repaid, and that stimulus today would necessitate higher taxes tomorrow.
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If it is due to be repaid next year, it is not going to drop very far below face value (100).
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Bobbitt reportedly gave McClure his last $20, and she repaid him by setting up a GoFundMe account for him with D'Amico.
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The problem is, what if the projects fail to meet revenue expectations and, if so, how will the debt be repaid?
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GoFundMe eventually repaid around $400,85033 in donations to users who had donated to Bobbitt's cause after reading about his supposed generosity.
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The legislation allows agencies to borrow money from a general modernization fund that is repaid with the savings from new equipment.
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The Tribune Co emerged from bankruptcy in 2012 and junior creditors were repaid about a third of what they were owed.
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He initially repaid $12,85033 to his campaign and said the errors had been the result of using the wrong credit card.
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The contribution also eliminates student loans from financial aid packages, replacing those loans with grants that don't need to be repaid.
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He said Carson currently has "no campaign," but declined to say whether that means the Secret Service will not be repaid.
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To them, and to their courageous spouses and supportive families, we owe a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid.
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"Each tranche we receive must be repaid over five years, including a three and a quarter year grace period," Kojak said.
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D.C. officials disputed that account, telling The Post they did indeed ask for more funds that have not yet been repaid.
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Friends and relatives helped with the down payment, and will be repaid when the Upper West Side co-op is sold.
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The loan generally must be repaid within five years and can be used for just about anything, but it's not ideal.
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What this means is that investors buying the bond and holding it until it is repaid are guaranteed to lose money.
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During his run for the senate in 2012, Cruz sought and accepted, and his since repaid, a loan from the megabank.
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Over four years, I paid off $32,000 in debt and saved another $16,000, and repaid my mother for the divorce loan.
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Five years later, Dallas and Dirk Nowitzki repaid Wade by winning the 2011 Finals in six games on Miami's home floor.
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These interest free government loans will eventually be repaid through a surcharge on future household tax payments once the economy recovers.
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Once a company files for Chapter 11 protection, only secured creditors, such as banks, can expect to be repaid in full.
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The hedge funds figure they can make more money from the insurance payoff than they can from getting their principal repaid.
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"If borrowers repaid loans in just two weeks and walked away as advertised, lenders would go out of business," Bourke says.
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Dozier's hit also repaid the faith that Roberts had showed in him, handing him a rare playoff start after hitting just .
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The company announced new restructuring measures and said it would not pay a dividend until restructured credit lines have been repaid.
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Until now, Amazon has only offered term loans, which are lump sums of money repaid over a fixed period of time.
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If you have a valid agreement in place, review it with her and tell her that you expect to be repaid.
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Mr Parnas has still not repaid the money and is being pursued over the debt in Florida, according to court records.
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But after agreeing to cooperate against Mr. Cohen, he ultimately repaid $1 million to the state and $826,000 to the city.
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Reduced Forex Exposure: Kaztel repaid KZT27 billion of US dollar-linked notes in 4Q7503, fully removing debt exposure to currency risks.
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Glencore lent the West African country's state oil firm SHT about $1.45 billion in 2014 to be repaid with crude oil.
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Price, who built a reputation as a budget hawk during earlier congressional service, has apologized and repaid the government nearly $60,000.
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UBS Bank, where Manafort had a $3 million mortgage on the property, will be repaid nearly in full after the sale.
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Nacco will fund $50 million for mining equipment, funds that will be repaid by Lithium Americas once the mine is operational.
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With Venezuela generating more than $10 billion in debt over the past few years, Moscow would dearly like to be repaid.
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The long-term benefits may be more tangible if the CBR continues to gradually lower rates over 2017 and 2018 (we forecast 8.5% at end-2017 and 103% at end-2018), although banks have repaid much of the CBR funding made available in 2014-2015 and we forecast CBR funding will be fully repaid by end-2016.
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The raids were carried out to gather evidence on an alleged outstanding bank loan, which NDTV said had been repaid years ago.
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UK Asset Resolution (UKAR), owned by Britain's Treasury, said on Wednesday it had fully repaid the loan, several years earlier than expected.
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Abraaj still owes over $1.2bn to creditors; a source familiar with its books doubts that "anything close" to that will be repaid.
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As part of the public offering, Marco Polo will receive €1.25bn from Pirelli's primary banks to be repaid with the IPO proceeds.
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She repaid the government $88,000 after she was criticized for reimbursing herself for use of the plane on official and political travel.
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It said Marco Polo would be granted 1.25 billion euros ($1.4 billion) in bank financing to be repaid with the IPO proceeds.
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The company repaid most of its trust loans that had higher interest costs and issued longer-tenor onshore bonds at lower rates.
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What tiny entrepreneurs like Mr Iqbal really need are microloans that can be repaid when their businesses start bringing in more money.
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A reverse mortgage must be repaid when the last borrower, co-borrower or "eligible spouse" sells the home, moves out or dies.
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These distributions are included in your gross income and could be subject to additional taxes, but they aren't repaid to the plan.
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Some campaigns max out their credit cards, or take out loans to fill their accounts, and those still need to be repaid.
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Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. has not yet been repaid for more than $7 million in 2017 inauguration costs, local officials told the Post.
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The company's existing loans will be repaid at par in September after the deal between CVC, PAI and Permira closes, sources said.
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However, the achievement is overstated because the deficit excludes public borrowing to finance student loans, much of which will not be repaid.
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The cash proceeds Sprint expects to receive from the deal are slated to be repaid in staggered, unequal payments through January 2018.
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The second is the question of whether creditors will be repaid in bitcoin or fiat currency, which the trustee is still considering.
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The Times reports that the amount would be worth $140 million in today's dollars and that much of it was never repaid.
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According to documents in the Fortune story, in February 2015, Weinstein reportedly refunded $6.86 million and repaid the $75,000 for the dresses.
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The lenders told the students that they'd publish the photos online if the loans aren't repaid in time, with extreme interest rates.
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By the end of the year, the company said he'd be repaid ten times the investment as a reward for his patience.
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Established in 2014 in an effort to prevent risky lending, the rule sets parameters for what mortgages regulators believe would be repaid.
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It depends on how long it persists—in many cases, those are going to be temporary loans that will be quickly repaid.
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Investors are concerned about how these banks will deal with their non-performing loans, given that they are unlikely to be repaid.
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Verven was able to right the ship after hiring a new manager, and he repaid the loan he had made to himself.
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The plan would lead to a dramatic reduction of the amount that will be repaid to creditors (a "haircut" in finance jargon).
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The loan will be sold at 99.5bp when it is funded into escrow and may only be repaid at par, sources said.
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Market attention has now turned to UTP loans, which are not yet in default but are unlikely to be repaid in full.
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As for my "debt" to Mark — that is, the debt of a thousand diapers — that one may never be repaid in full.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation of its issuer.
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Fletcher has NZ$725 million in borrowings due to be repaid between 2020 and 2022, according to Thomson Reuters Loan Connector data.
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After he was charged with accepting bribes, Mr McDonnell apologised for causing "embarrassment" to the state and repaid most of the loans.
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The bailout fund is to become such an emergency backstop which, should it ever be used, would get repaid by banks later.
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She says she had gotten into the mentality that she and her boyfriend wouldn't have true freedom until their debt was repaid.
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That increases the chance Lampert will be repaid while other creditors get only pennies on the dollar for what they are owed.
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Xi's overture has been repaid with increasingly brazen actions by Pyongyang, which many observers believe are timed for maximum embarrassment to Beijing.
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The shares are typically paid for with borrowed money; the loan is repaid from the company's pretax earnings, not from employee contributions.
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On Wednesday, the league said it had repaid taxpayers $723,734 last spring, doling out the amount auditors deemed to be inappropriate payments.
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In reality, they relied on Duke Energy, the nation's second biggest carbon emitter, for a $6 million loan that Democrats never repaid.
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These loans are repaid and (through interest fees) earn a fair return for U.S. taxpayers — about $28503 billion over the past decade.
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But in Germany, only 2.6 percent of loans are considered to be at risk of not being repaid, according to EBA figures.
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And during the section of Trump's speech where he name checks certain Republican candidates, Trump repaid Pawlenty's absence by not mentioning him.
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Puzder also said that he and his wife repaid any taxes and fines after initially failing to pay taxes on the employee.
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As a result, many Italian banks are weighed down by billions of euros in bad loans that will likely never be repaid.
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Rosneft provided PDVSA with around $6.5 billion in loans from 20173 to 2017, to be repaid in oil and oil product supplies.
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Price has repaid roughly $60,000 of that, though the audit says HHS still hasn't been reimbursed for some of his wife's expenses.
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Good Charlotte repaid Lil Peep's fandom by performing his song "Awful Things" at his memorial service last year. MDDN/BMG. Sept. 214.
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The loans have principal and interest like regular loans, but must be repaid only if the borrower makes above a certain amount.
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In one deal in 290, China lent Ecuador $211.7 billion, to be repaid in oil shipments to the state oil company PetroChina.
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The V.A. was planning to withhold most of his monthly disability compensation check until the overpayment claim was repaid to the government.
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Between 22014 and 2010 lenders reaped £44bn ($54bn) in premiums—and between 2011 and this June repaid £36bn to customers (see chart).
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The bank charges a fee of 3 percent of the advance, which must be repaid in full with the customer's next deposit.
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The filing also offers a lens into the Trump Organization's debts, beyond the money he owed, and then repaid, to Mr. Cohen.
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The con artist said the investments would be repaid along with a percentage of the profits from the sale of the sculpture.
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During the year the city repaid a PLN161m EIB loan, using surplus EU funds received for one of its already completed investment.
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Special bonds differ from traditional local government bonds in that they are repaid by returns on projects instead of the government's coffers.
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Rosneft agreed to help Kurdistan expand the oil pipeline via so-called monetisation, when investments are repaid via tariffs and oil flows.
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"What happened here is that somebody else made a $130,000 contribution and Trump later repaid it and covered it up," Eisen said.
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While the company repaid some of its debt due next year, it still has more debt coming due in October of 2019.
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The French group had repaid the first half a year in advance through a loan financed by BNP Paribas, Natixis and Rabobank.
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Once the report became public, Shulkin said he repaid his wife's travel and that he would follow the inspector general's other recommendations.
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Studies of past tax cuts have shown that only a modest portion of the lost revenue has been repaid through faster growth.
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Valencia's long-term debt redemptions for 2016 are estimated at EUR3.7bn, of which EUR1.5bn was repaid at end-August from the FLA.
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The loans often come with interest rates of 40 percent or higher and are repaid with the money received in the settlements.
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By end-35303H16 the region repaid some of its bonds and bank loans, replacing them with budget loans from the federal government.
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China Bohai Bank, which guaranteed the bills, has repaid them, but is now owed the money by the Dalian Machine Tools subsidiary.
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Speaking later to BuzzFeed, Giuliani gave more details about the repayment, saying Cohen had been complaining he hadn't been repaid in full.
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You submit someone's name and get back a report on all the money they've borrowed over the years and how it's been repaid.
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Under Roman Catholic canon law, a person should not be admitted to a religious institute who has a debt that cannot be repaid.
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The Class A2 notes (AUD525m) were repaid from issuance of Class A2-R notes, as the Guaranteed Investment Contract account balance was zero.
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He has pleaded not guilty and has repaid tens of thousands of dollars to his campaign account, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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She died with a clear conscience, with a sense that she had repaid whatever debt she owed the universe, in some tiny form.
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China Eastern Airlines said on Monday it had recently repaid $1 billion worth of dollar debt to reduce its exposure to currency volatility.
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The president repaid the favor by traveling to the state for a last-minute "get out the vote" rally for McMaster Monday night.
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Pell Grants do not have to be repaid and generally can be awarded for up to 12 semesters of school if you qualify.
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According to a source in the room, Jarrett, a close Obama ally, repaid the favor by making repeated verbal nods to The Decision.
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Even as Pelletier was convincing new people to invest in him, in the private Facebook group, he was facing those he hadn't repaid.
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He cites the example of Uruguay, which repaid its creditors after its 2002 crisis slowly but fully, without subjecting them to a "haircut".
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It also ordered Mr. Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, to repay the market value of all improper gifts he has not already repaid.
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A : By extending your loan's "life," so to speak, we're able to decrease your monthly payments while increasing our chances of getting repaid.
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During 7M17, the region's debt decreased to RUB15.6 billion from RUB17.4 billion as the administration repaid maturing bank loans, budget loan and bonds.
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Simultaneously, we have affirmed KIRS Finco plc's IDR at 'B-' with Stable Outlook and withdrawn the rating as its debt has been repaid.
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It was repaid within months and the bank had no complaint, but the gumshoes insist that the bank should have earned more interest.
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The loans generate interest income and because firms hold the investments that are used as collateral, there is more certainty about getting repaid.
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More than 8 in 10 families tap scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be repaid — to help cover the cost.
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This compares with short-term debt maturities of NAD298 million - Fitch understands that most of the short-term debt was repaid in FY17.
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Moscow wants the bond to be repaid in full but Kiev insists Russia should have participated in a 2015 restructuring of Ukrainian Eurobonds.
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But Arya's kindness to Lady Crane was repaid in the form of medical treatment, after which she got the drop on the Waif.
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But the Times' report claimed he had received at least $60.7 million, or $140 million in today's dollars — much of it never repaid.
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Sahara has previously said it had repaid 95 percent of its liability in that plan, which has not been accepted by the court.
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A three-year recession has saddled Italian banks 201 billion euros of loans unlikely ever to be repaid, Bank of Italy data show.
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Its banks' balance-sheets sag under 8.4trn rupees ($130bn) of loans that will probably not be repaid—over 10% of their outstanding loans.
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Responding to the verdict, Deutsche Bank said that it had repaid the tax, changed its internal processes and parted with the staff involved.
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A revenue-share deal typically involves a capital investment that is later repaid from a share in the revenue of a growing business.
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Outgrower schemes, in which firms such as TGI provide training, fertiliser and other chemicals on credit that is repaid after harvest, can help.
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Banks are usually keen to give acquisition bridge loans to top companies as they are often quickly repaid by bond or equity issues.
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Still, she gave her daughter what she wanted in the end — only to be repaid with a decapitated Anna ornament two months later.
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It has repaid $1.29 billion in debt this year and wants to renegotiate lender agreements to give itself a larger "cushion," Papa said.
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Billy is repaid his $1 million investment and the profit is split 80% to Billy ($400,000) and 20% Mortimer and Randolph ($85003,000, i.e.
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IT MAY have taken 221 years, but the holders of $229m of bonds on which Argentina defaulted in 25 should soon be repaid.
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One of the many ways the Olympian has repaid 5-year-old Dixie is by giving her full control of his Instagram account.
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Yes, to create and give birth to a life is a beautiful and admirable thing — but at what point is the debt repaid?
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Subordinated debt stands to be repaid only after the senior debts of a company have been paid, in the event of a liquidation.
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In October the country repaid, ahead of schedule, its debts to the IMF, which had given it a big bail-out in 2008.
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Yingde Gases Investment's offshore bonds rebounded after it repaid a HK$292m (US$20153m) bank loan due today, having arranged a new facility.
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The European Stability Mechanism would have to be repaid the same amount, under Greece's bailout terms, but is likely to waive this right.
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And as Mr. Davis fell deeper into financial trouble, Mr. Walters helped bail him out with a $350,000 loan that was never repaid.
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Broidy repaid $18 million to the state and his conviction was later reduced to a misdemeanor because he cooperated in the bribery investigation.
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After lobbying in the 1980s, members of the battalion were repaid their outstanding earnings from decades earlier, according to local politician Warren Entsch.
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Following the acquisition Bite repaid the outstanding senior secured floating-rate notes and the drawn part of RCF as per instruments' documentation requirements.
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They also said at least 50 percent of a company's total debt should be able to be repaid within five to seven years.
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Tesla also has disclosed that its June 30 cash balance reflected $678 million drawn from a credit line that was repaid in July.
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Giuliani said the payment was "funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it" in an interview on Fox News Wednesday evening.
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Trump repaid Pawlenty's no-show by failing to mention him once during the event, despite name-dropping other Republicans running in the state.
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By creating policies and programs to help refugees provide for themselves, there is no telling the positive ways those opportunities will be repaid.
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You can choose any payment amount you want as long as it would allow for your balance to be repaid within 20 years.
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The event sites are reportedly sending bills to the campaign for reimbursement, though communities aren't normally repaid by presidential campaigns for hosting events.
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The Times also questioned whether Ms. Coico had repaid a $20,20113 security deposit for a rental home, or kept the money for herself.
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He cites the example of Uruguay, which repaid its creditors after a crisis in 2002 slowly, but without subjecting them to a "haircut".
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Teva has repaid over $2 billion of its debt this year, mostly from the proceeds of the sale of its women's health business.
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So if the government had to write off their main liability on something like these loans, the principals are in large part repaid.
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Western banks have cut credit for traders shipping food to Yemen, fearing they would not be repaid due to the ongoing civil war.
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In May, however, he and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani revealed Cohen had been repaid through what Giuliani described as a legal retainer arrangement.
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Fridman had said holders of bonds due to mature in July would be repaid in full with the proceeds of the capital hike.
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The bond market indicator in question is the yield curve, which tracks the yields on Treasury securities that are repaid after different periods.
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Abu Dhabi in April repaid $1.5 billion in 10-year bonds it had raised as part of a $3 billion issuance in 2009.
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Credits kept coming, though, and by 1990 Vietnam had received more than $11 billion dollars in aid, most of which was never repaid.
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Judge Matsumoto said it didn't matter that Mr. Shkreli later repaid the investors he defrauded, or that some of his investors made millions.
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Gotta wonder where the dough went -- based on how Fyre turned out -- and now EHL is concerned it's not going to be repaid.
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Harris supporters and African American political groups say Biden owes a political debt to black voters that could be repaid by picking her.
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In part because the loans aren't repaid in installments, they don't meet Pew's criteria for "safe and affordable" small loans, Mr. Bourke said.
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This summer, Lebanon's credit rating was downgraded, which means that the country's sizable debt will have to be repaid at a higher rate.
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When loans default, it cannot be economically and logistically infeasible for servicers to foreclose on collateral so those loans can be repaid. 4.
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Trump, as is his wont, repaid Gaetz's blind loyalty with an endorsement of his 2018 campaign while on a July trip to London.
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The consumer bureau said at least 50,000 customers would probably "require remediation" and that the total to be repaid would exceed $10 million.
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That loyalty to Mr. Sharif was later repaid with a high-profile cabinet position when the ousted leader returned to power in 2013.
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Investors' money goes to aid relief if a disease outbreak meets specific criteria, and gets repaid to them if no such event occurs.
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Clawbacks such as this one are a regular feature of state deals with companies, and states tend to get repaid without court intervention.
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In response, private companies often band together, guaranteeing one another's borrowings, to give bank credit officers more confidence that loans will be repaid.
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Me the last two hours:And no, I haven’t repaid Simon yet but I did buy him a bottle of red. pic.twitter.
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Editorial President Trump eagerly repaid his campaign debt to the National Rifle Association on Friday by appearing at its annual convention in Atlanta.
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That money, stemming from a pre-earthquake deal with Venezuela known as PetroCaribe, will eventually have to be repaid by Haiti's next generation.
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The work to honor and care for our veterans can never end, however, because our debt of gratitude can never fully be repaid.
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The new issue, jointly managed by JPMorgan and National Australia Bank, will mature in August 2023 and can be repaid in three years.
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Sahara has also previously said it had repaid 95 percent of its liability, a claim which has not been accepted by the court.
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The São Paulo-based bank did not elaborate on Wednesday on the amount repaid to the lender, privately owned Fundo Garantidor de Crédito.
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Fitch believes that as cash flow improves, there is likely to be some degree of deleveraging in this sector as facilities are repaid.
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Thiam testified that there was no written agreement, interest or repayment terms for the loan with Pa, and that he never repaid it.
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For example, institutions could be charged a fee based on the portion of their borrowers' outstanding loan balances that are not being repaid.
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Fattah later repaid part of the loan by using funds from charitable and federal grants received by his nonprofit, the Educational Advancement Alliance.
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Assume this bond matures in one year, and will be repaid at $28500 million, or (very roughly) a 6900 percent annual interest rate.
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His lawyer called all inappropriate expenses "mistakes" that were "strictly inadvertent and unintentional" last year, and Hunter has repaid the campaign roughly $21,0003.
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Last week, Benkons said if that the debt was not repaid in 30 days, it would sue the A.I.B.A. to recoup its money.
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According to the memo, it was repaid last year by being taken out of a portion of Mr. Bannon's contract with Guo Media.
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Mostly low-income earners use what are known as payday loans - small-dollar advances typically repaid on the borrower's next payday - for emergency expenses.
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The company has repaid $9.33 million of its roughly $29.3 billion in debt this year, and is aiming for total repayment of $22.37 billion.
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Profits from their mortgage business and investments have been going to Uncle Sam even after they repaid the government for their $187 billion bailout.
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Exxon and Rosneft invested $23 billion in the Kara Sea project — with the hope that this bet would eventually be repaid many times over.
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The public money that was used to build the stadium would have to be repaid (though the government might channel it back into football).
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Looking further ahead, bigger risks may also emerge when the funding for CPEC projects needs to be repaid and profits start to be repatriated.
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During the financial crisis, they received $187 billion in government aid and by now have repaid $265 billion via dividend payments to the Treasury.
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Typically, debt that's scheduled to be repaid earlier is cheaper to buy, because the government has to pay back less in interest on it.
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But the publication reports that a Nielsen spokesman said Tuesday the secretary and Long hadn't yet agreed on the amount that should be repaid.
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Leverage has decreased slightly in the last six months as the company repaid $83 million of debt on various issuances and increased shareholders' equity.
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Ireland on Tuesday repaid Denmark a 3 billion Danish crown ($476 million) loan, extended under an EU/IMF bailout, four years ahead of schedule.
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The EU has already facilitated the destruction of private and sovereign balance sheets with reckless levels of record debt that can never be repaid.
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They typically will focus on the level of debt within the company, ensuring there is always enough cover for the lender to be repaid.
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In recent years, Glencore has made loans to "state-owned" oil firms in Libya and Iraqi Kurdistan, for example, to be repaid in barrels.
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The promoter culture is partly to blame for the nearly one-fifth of all loans made by Indian banks thought unlikely to be repaid.
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Hedrick repaid his travel costs and told CNBC he provided "chemical industry acumen" during meetings with Chinese officials, at the request of the state.
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It said in its report that out of 165 billion roubles ($2.9 billion) in loans, 138 billion roubles worth could potentially not be repaid.
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Trump testified that he gave a $50,000 loan to Stein in 1985, but ultimately repaid his own loan after Stein did not immediately repay.
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His decency is repaid with disrespect, as Lorca recruits Burnham to serve on the Discovery indefinitely, without even mentioning it to his first officer.
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And some payday loans seem designed not to be repaid but to go into default, laying the foundations of a long-term debt relationship.
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The borrower also had a second HK$1.1bn club that also matured in October, but both were fully repaid with cash and bilateral loans.
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Crescent made the equity investment in part to protect the money it has loaned Rockport, the people said, and ensure that it is repaid.
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She points out that only the "wrongfully" billed parents are getting repaid, even though California law now says the whole payment system is illegal.
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Presumably the wealth fund and perhaps other investors would put up the money to buy the shares and would be repaid in Tesla equity.
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The best way to tell if somebody will repay a loan in future is to see if they have repaid one in the past.
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The bridge is expected to be repaid in order for the company to reduce debt in 2017, if it sells part of the business.
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"This bill aims to hold the department accountable to its promise and ensure that veterans are fully repaid for errors they did not cause."
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That is borne out by data showing one-fifth of loans to businesses are at risk of not being repaid — double the level 2011.
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The sale came just days after the Treasury repaid 55.6 billion reais in debts owed to state-run banks and a state workers' fund.
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A copy of another required filing, the UCC 3, made available to NBC News by Maloni shows that the loan was repaid in December.
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Giuliani revealed earlier this month Trump repaid Cohen for the $130,000 he spent as a part of a non-disclosure agreement in October 2016.
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This indicates that investors see debt that is to be repaid in two years being nearly as risky as lending it for 10 years.
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The Times also questioned whether Ms. Coico had repaid a $20,000 security deposit for a rental home, or had kept the money for herself.
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An investment in the retailer CompUSA was a failure, while a repaid $250 million loan to The New York Times made a handsome investment.
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Unlike the debt that banks loaded up on before the crisis, capital does not have to be repaid in the event of a loss.
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Since 21978, the program has borrowed $22015 billion from the Treasury and repaid just $25.5 billion of that principle, according to the Insurance Journal.
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That said kindness is going to be repaid over the coming hours is a certainty, and I can't wait to witness it all unfold.
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The notice details three options the trader can use to liquidate assets and says any "negative equity balances" must be repaid within 60 days.
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Working late has long been seen in Japan as a badge of corporate loyalty, repaid by employers in the form of ironclad job security.
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While such a plan would immediately send checks to all households in the country, wealthy households included, they are loans and must be repaid.
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A total of 5.2 million barrels was delivered to Gulf Coast refiners, and slightly more oil was repaid to the reserve by early 20173.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY Eavesdropping at dinner, a favor repaid on the M116 and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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It would only your raise monthly payments by a few dollars a month on a $25,000 loan that will be repaid in five years.
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Once the loan is fully repaid, the savings account is "unlocked" and the borrower is given access to the money, plus any interest earned.
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A receiver would presumably allow current operations to continue and the debt to be repaid, even if that meant a politically unpopular rate increase.
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A total of 20173 million barrels was delivered to Gulf Coast refiners, and slightly more oil was repaid to the reserve by early 2018.
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For the Trumps, it also involved direct cash gifts and tens of millions in "loans" that never charged interest or had to be repaid.
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The bill would create a federal trust fund providing low-interest government-backed loans, to be repaid by the ailing plans over 30 years.
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Matsumoto ruled Shkreli should not get credit for the money that was repaid to investors because he only returned it after they became suspicious.
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A total of 20173 million barrels was delivered to Gulf Coast refiners, and slightly more oil was repaid to the reserve by early 2018.
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The deputy head of the legal department of VTB Capital said in October the loan represented a "significant exposure" it expected to be repaid.
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Having pushed them to vote for a health-care bill with which he was unfamiliar, he repaid them by publicly denouncing it as mean.
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There is no indication from the financial statements that the loans had been repaid as of the time they were filed in December 2015.
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The idea is that with insight into a business' ongoing payments, shorter term loans can be issued and repaid through day-to-day revenues.
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The company repaid the loan and $6.7 billion in interest and fees, but the bailout ultimately cost more than $180 billion in taxpayers' money.
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It was due to be paid back between 2019 and 2021, but was repaid in full after the Irish economy recovered faster than expected.
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Trump's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, disclosed in May that the president had repaid Cohen for the expense, despite earlier claims of not knowing about it.
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Mr. Walters helped arrange loans of nearly $1 million to Mr. Davis, who had financial problems and never repaid the full amount he owed.
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Matsumoto ruled Shkreli should not get credit for the money that was repaid to investors because he only returned it after they became suspicious.
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The government said it expected only part of the loan could now be repaid and it would take steps to minimise losses for taxpayers.
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"Virginians who have repaid their debts should be able to return to society, get a good job, and participate in our democracy," he added.
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Moscow wants the bond to be repaid in full but Ukraine, which now has a pro-Western government, is challenging this on several grounds.
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And they repaid our kindness of refugee status with a triple murder and a pressure-cooker bomb put on the Boston Marathon finish line.
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If the loan must suddenly be repaid, the investor may have to sell a lot of shares in a hurry, driving down the price.
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Did any of them once campaign on the fact that all of TARP had been repaid and had begun earning American taxpayers real money?
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Mr. Abrams also said Russia was owed billions in loans by Venezuela and was "no doubt worried" that the money will never be repaid.
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Since then, they have more than repaid that amount and the Trump administration has been considering what to do with the firms going forward.
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If it is used, the money drawn would have to be repaid within an average period of five to 10 years, the slides showed.
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She eventually pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the embezzlement case in 1999, repaid the money she had stolen, and was sentenced to probation.
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Although default rates are low, nearly all the principal of those loans hasn't yet been repaid, the Brookings Institution concluded in a July study.
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Householder has repaid the largesse with stalwart support, sponsoring several power-plant bailout bills and jamming HB6 through a hastily called last-minute legislative session.
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The proposed amortising bond would mostly be repaid with the cash coming from projects in Saudi Arabia, bankers told Reuters when the deal was marketed.
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It plans to demand reimbursement from Westinghouse for the payments to the utilities, and then sell the right to be repaid by the nuclear business.
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The individuals "have more than repaid their debt to society and earned this second chance," Neil Eggleston, the White House counsel, wrote in a blog.
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Staff from several organisations spent months pinning down what Educate Girls would aim to achieve, how progress would be measured and what would be repaid.
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Menendez did not report any of the flights — a potential violation of federal laws — but later repaid Melgen $58,000 after media reports of the trips.
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Both personal loans and lines of credit come with varying terms and interest rates and that the money you receive eventually needs to be repaid.
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"Social investment is only right if it can be repaid, so social enterprises need to have a good understanding of their financial situation," he said.
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Separately, the New York Post reports that GrubHub repaid an unnamed New York City restaurant more than $10,000 after a complaint about allegedly invalid fees.
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Britain's 'bad bank' set up to manage more than 100 billion pounds ($127 billion) of assets repaid the last of its government loans this month.
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He also wanted to be repaid for litigation costs and any "further relief" that the court may award, according to a complaint filed last year.
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In a statement on Thursday, Wells Fargo said it has set aside $5 million for refunds to customers, 100,000 of whom have already been repaid.
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In PG&E's 2001 bankruptcy, creditors were repaid in full, according to company statements, an unusual scenario most companies in financial distress do not achieve.
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Fitch has withdrawn the 'BBB+ 'subordinated debt rating of North Fork Bancorporation as the bonds have been repaid and entity is no longer issuing debt.
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Traders said money market rates trended downwards after the monetary authority on Thursday repaid around 200 billion naira worth of open market bills that matured.
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Credit card issuers typically do not step in because such customers are profitable, with costs to customers on average 2.5 pounds for every pound repaid.
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The subway investment's CNY13bn capex, initially funded by Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co Ltd (A+/Stable), will be repaid mostly with debt-funding in 2016-2017.
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Although the investigation has gathered pace and some of the banks have repaid money, pursuing them and other suspects has been difficult, some lawmakers say.
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And the central bank could always purchase and hold the government's additional bonds, replacing debt (which must be repaid) with money (which need not be).
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One of those Texans is Mason, who told the judge that she thought she had already repaid her debt to society for the 2011 conviction.
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Financing is an important tool, but at the end of the day they need to be repaid using revenue sources like taxes tolls or fees.
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Credit card issuers typically do not step in because such customers are profitable, with costs to customers on average 13 pounds for every pound repaid.
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Other banks pledge the money, which is typically repaid when the loans are bundled into a bond or asset-backed security and sold to investors.
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Hunter repaid his campaign $49,000 this year following revelations he charged personal expenses to his campaign, including video games, oral surgery, hotel stays and groceries.
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In 2017, Sanders repaid the favor and endorsed Jealous for governor; meanwhile, Representatives Steny Hoyer and Chris Van Hollen endorsed Jealous's opponent, Rushern Baker III.
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When the bonds mature and must be repaid, the government simply rolls over the debt by selling new bonds to pay for the matured bonds.
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That loan also paid £21m to departing shareholders and management and repaid £95m to owners Electra, which retained a 45% stake in the combined business.
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LIQUIDITY Wider Funding Access, Sufficient Liquidity: Finnet repaid its 11% five-year medium-term notes in 2016, and refinanced it with short-term bank loans.
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Mr. Hundley repaid an earlier Springleaf loan, he said, and planned to chip away at the second, when medical problems forced him to miss work.
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Néstor and his successors undertook multiple restructurings of the outstanding bonds, telling bondholders that their best hope of getting repaid was to accept Argentina's terms.
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On its website, the company says investors are protected by a "seven-layer guarantee mechanism" and promises that all investments will be repaid in full.
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" She was repaid for her show-must-go-on pluck when, a year later, she was brought back for Tom Stoppard's "The Invention of Love.
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Moscow wants the bond to be repaid in full but Kiev argues that Russia should have participated in a 2015 restructuring of other Ukrainian Eurobonds.
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These loans are more likely to be repaid than those to the lower-income countries, and the projects they finance are more likely to succeed.
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With that debt repaid, outside investors are now bearing most of the cost of developing IV Tramadol and carrying the most risk if Avenue fails.
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"It is important that the design of the projects... be solid and excessive debts which cannot be repaid are avoided," the IMF chief economist said.
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"Funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it," said Giuliani, the former New York mayor, during a Fox News interview on May 73.
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After all, it theoretically has to be repaid eventually — even if, to date, that repayment has usually come from the proceeds of new debt issuance.
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A Russian oligarch closely tied to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia also lent Mr. Manafort $10 million that prosecutors have suggested was never repaid.
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Last year's financial disclosure report showed that Mr. Trump had personally repaid $100,000 to Michael D. Cohen, his longtime fixer and a Trump Organization lawyer.
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When the price of medallions rose to astronomical levels and loans could not be repaid within seven years, these lenders discontinued lending to the industry.
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It wasn't surprising that this crowd had repaid the honor of their presence with a tally of $5.4 million in donations to the Baker Institute.
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The potential crimes include unlawful contributions in excess of the $2,700 individual limit — a personal loan counts as a contribution, even if it is repaid.
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And more often than not, Trump has repaid them by making them look like fools — admitting he committed whatever sin they've helped to cover up.
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Corcoran offered Pruske and Lincoln a $100,000 investment and terms they'd asked for, but with $2 per unit royalty until the initial investment is repaid.
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For students pursuing an undergraduate degree, federal Pell grants are interest-free and don't need to be repaid; the maximum award is $5,920 in 2018.
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The Fed will eventually be repaid with interest on the loans it offered to banks and brokers in exchange for returning the bonds it purchased.
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Under traditional rules, when information suggests that a loan may not be repaid in a timely manner, banks have to establish a loan loss reserve.
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And one-quarter of Google's $800 million is in low-interest loans, providing needed help for sure, but that's also money that would be repaid.
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Banks in Britain have repaid more than 27 billion pounds, or about $7003 billion, and set aside at least another £10 billion for customer redress.
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The bank was accused of misappropriating $5.7 billion by giving out loans — to the political elite and to Mr. Sobrinho himself — that were never repaid.
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The if debt goes over $75, high school students will be prohibited from going to school dances including prom until the debt is fully repaid.
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And though these new trees will eventually sequester the CO2 released from burning biomass, this a debt that won't be repaid until they reach maturity.
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Court records show that he had repaid just $8,400 of more than $79,000 in restitution ordered by the judge in 2012 for stealing public funds.
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The brief version: Giuliani acknowledged that Trump repaid Michael Cohen, another one of his lawyers, the $130,000 in hush money that Cohen had paid Daniels.
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The facility, signed in October, will be repaid following completion of the agreed US$69.1bn sale of PIF's 70% stake in SABIC to Saudi Aramco.
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MOSCOW, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Russia owes $594.3 million to South Korea, having repaid all other state foreign debt, the Russian Finance Ministry said on Monday.
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Tianjin Real Estate repaid maturing loans in May and Tianjin Municipal Development said it would make payments in June, according to documents viewed by Reuters.
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The equipment went unused during his detention — no other family member knew how to operate it — and the loan could not be repaid as scheduled.
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Wells had repaid $85033 million to customers for overdraft and other fees and has set aside a total of $5 million to cover those costs.
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For example, bondholders who are due to be repaid next month may accept payment in two years instead, if offered a high enough interest rate.
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Though America may improve, its debts will never be repaid, its ideals will never be reached, the barest definition of justice will never be attained.
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Seeking to identify loans that had little hope of being repaid, the European Central Bank carried out a wide-ranging check of bank finances in 2014.
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As a result, both auto debt and student debt have each grown to more than $1 trillion in outstanding debt which must be repaid by consumers.
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As part of the merger, EFR loans will be repaid, while Euro Garages' loans will remain in place, with lender consent needed for the new deal.
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Worse yet, any outstanding loans against your 401(k) balance must be repaid in full within a given period or they'll be considered an early withdrawal.
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The president insists that the only financial help he got from his father Fred, a New York City developer, was a $19923m loan, which he repaid.
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The result has been a big shock to the system and we are delighted to have repaid our customer in full as a gesture of goodwill.
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The FCA said that from November firms will be banned from charging backdated interest on money that a customer has already repaid during the offer period.
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Once a bond has been extended and fully repaid, the next due bond will immediately extend, even if it has not reached its expected maturity date.
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"Our current debt is being repaid in line with the plan and creates no problems for the group's (development) plans," ERG said in a separate email.
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MTN Ghana in 2012 raised $300 million from a similar loan to finance network expansion, but this was repaid by the end of May this year.
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Whether Mrs May's generosity to fellow parliamentarians is repaid with loyalty in turn should become apparent later this month when her Brexit deal comes before Parliament.
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Fitch believes that TT's management will pursue a conservative financial policy to ensure that all debt could be repaid before the expiry of the concession agreement.
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The CNY13bn capex for Line 14, initially funded by Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co Ltd (A+/Stable), will be repaid mostly with debt-funding in 2016-2017.
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His first investment - a microloan to a businesswoman via the website Zidisha - was promptly repaid and he went on to invest in two Energise Africa projects.
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