I was like 'hey buddy, think we can settle up?
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He said I could pass by to settle up whenever I wanted.
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The fundraisers had to sue Brant to get him to settle up.
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TMZ broke the story ... she's asking for $50 million to settle up.
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In quiet moments, a bartender may walk you out after you settle up.
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This is when Paul travels to Sutton Place to try and settle up.
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In fact, when I ran, they said, 'Why don't you settle up that case?
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When you settle up a group, people who owe money get a push notification.
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More than a year after its total privacy meltdown, Ashley Madison will settle up.
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A regular monthly "settle up" feature makes asking for, giving, and receiving money unemotional.
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In March the public prosecutor offered a one-month amnesty for debtors to settle up.
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You can call an Uber, settle up checks, or use it as a social network.
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We track our shared expenses monthly and then "settle up" at the end of every month.
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Typically, a startup takes on debt when it expects to make enough money to settle up.
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You'll settle up with the Internal Revenue Service when you file your next income-tax return.
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We add all joint expenses into a spreadsheet and settle up at the end of each month.
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The app lets you settle up using Venmo or PayPal, or you can record a cash payment.
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Brent crude LCOc1 futures rose 97 cents to settle up about 1.5 percent at $66.39 a barrel.
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If Kelly doesn't settle up with the court by then, he can be hauled off to jail.
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The bills mounted and went unpaid as the family tried to decide which to settle up first.
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I settle up, meet D. at the hostel, who went to MoCo while I was drinking tea.
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Tomi Lahren and TheBlaze are finished with each other, and they're now deep in negotiations to settle up.
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Gold futures for June delivery traded mildly lower before turning to settle up $21.2 at $2824,23.3 an ounce.
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Good luck explaining that process drunkenly to a bartender when you try to settle up for the evening.
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Two employees recalled an awkward incident one night when a manager brought Drake his check to settle up.
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We're going to dinner next, so another girl pays and we decide to settle up after our meal.
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U.S. crude rose 79 cents to settle up at $51.03 per barrel and Brent settled up $1.05 to $54.17.
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Oil recovered from a sharp overnight decline to settle up 28 cents, or 0.88 percent, at $32.15 a barrel.
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Guo brings up imagery of men on the streets using tea parties as a way to settle up debts.
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It took the president's intervention in 1792, nine years after Brewster suffered his injuries, for the US to settle up.
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She also says she "underestimated the toll" that her divorce saga would take on her and wants to settle up.
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Burgerim also failed to settle up with Foodgod, and he has sent a strongly worded legal letter ending their relationship.
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U.S. crude oil futures recovered from an intraday dip to settle up 47 cents, or 1.02 percent, at $46.70 a barrel.
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If you owe someone something (cash, maybe, or simply a call to say hello), now is the time to settle up.
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U.S. crude oil futures recovered from an intraday dip to settle up 65 cents, or 1.93 percent, at $34.40 a barrel.
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I see that A. venmoed $192 to his buddy to settle up for a bird hunting trip a few weeks back.
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He said investors could settle up with the NSD in U.S. dollars, euros, Swiss francs, British pounds, yuan and other currencies.
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They need it by year's end, when they settle up their accounts with the banks, the suppliers and the maintenance shops.
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After that, he was TOTALLY going to return to Omeros Bros to settle up, but he lost his wallet in the surf.
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And just as in its early days, the company will settle up with its customers by taking 25 percent of any secured compensation.
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U.S. light crude CLc1 hit $58.92 a barrel, a more than two-year high, before easing to settle up 93 cents at $58.95.
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When Dr. Dorrance Hall travels with her sister, they keep a running tab of all the costs and settle up at the end.
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U.S. crude CLcv1 rose 16 cents to settle at $48.32 a barrel and Brent LCOcv1 settle up 43 cents at $54.27 a barrel.
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U.S. light crude CLc1 hit $58.92 a barrel, a more than two-year high, before easing to settle up 93 cents at $58.95.
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Transfer it to my checking and make a mental note to settle up with the myriad family members who also owe me some cash.
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In U.S. trade on Wednesday, WTI recovered from a sharp overnight decline to settle up 28 cents, or 0.88 percent, at $32.15 a barrel.
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Normally, this wouldn't be that significant — these carriage negotiations often stretch on for a while, and then settle up just before a launch deadline.
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Well, you can probably get it at a local pawn shop when Floyd has to settle up his tax bill in a couple months.
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Garofolo's advice for someone trapped in tax debt is to pay something––anything––to show that you're working in good faith to settle up.
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The company said it would settle up to 3.6 billion yuan in cash, 1.1 billion yuan in new shares, and the balance in promissory notes.
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Tying your pricing model directly to ROI created can cause lots of confusion and anxiety when it comes time to settle up at year-end.
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They settle up in bitcoin, a digital currency that can be exchanged for the old-fashioned sort and that offers near-anonymity during a deal.
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But when he got to the register to settle up, he was told somebody had already paid for the ticket number assigned to the horse.
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Chastain described movie deals that took longer to settle on her pay rate because the production was waiting to settle up a male costar's check first.
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The employment report also helped oil gain, with U.S. crude oil futures breaking above resistance to settle up $20093 at 3.91 percent, at $35.92 a barrel.
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SPNY ended the day up 7.783 percent as oil prices steadied to settle up slightly after a volatile session dropped on a weakening oil demand outlook.
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Brent crude futures LCOc210.72 reached an intraday high of $211 a barrel, but later gave up most gains to settle up 22018 cents at $21.4 a barrel.
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Brent crude futures jumped more than 3% to a high of $70.74 a barrel at one point but pared gains to settle up 31 cents at $68.91.
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For several years, the Queens library has had that catch: a program that permits children to settle up their fine by reading more books under a librarian's monitoring.
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Writers should argue fiercely about issues that matter, yes, but not so fiercely that they can't grab drinks, settle up, and nominate each other for the Hitchens Prize.
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I think it'd be a great time to get everyone on the same page and settle up any undisputed differences than any of the guys may have had.
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Fontelle, whom Harrod had married the month before he went missing, was on her way home to Missouri to settle up her affairs at the time of his disappearance.
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Oil prices seesawed on Thursday to settle up marginally higher at $30.77, as investors reacted to news that commercial crude inventories rose 2.1 million barrels from the previous week.
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Ankara says it wants to settle up to 2 million Syrian refugees in the zone, nearly halving the number sheltering in Turkey from Syria's more than eight-year conflict.
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As for why it took the victim so long to file ... people connected with him say he was trying to settle up with Justin but he just wouldn't play ball.
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And with that, I settle up my bill, pull on my coat, and slowly walk out of the door with my head held high and a smile on my face.
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Turns out she filed for divorce last month, and in the docs she says she's willing to write a check to Chris for $85k to settle up their community property split.
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At the end of the harvest, when they tried to settle up with the owner, they were always told they didn't make it into the black and to try again next year.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says he wants to settle up to two million Syrian refugees, many of them of them Sunni Arabs, into the region targeted in the operation dubbed "Peace Spring".
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Fetty Wap rolled into court Wednesday with $165k in cold hard cash to settle up several driving offenses except the one he says he's really guilty of -- DWB-AR ... driving while black and rich.
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That doctor would then owe taxes for treating your child whenever he or she sends you a bill, even if you or your insurance company take a few weeks, or months, to settle up.
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Rybolovlev promised to settle up on the Rothko by the end of the year, but he didn't understand why his middleman seemed unwilling, or unable, to sell works as easily as he bought them.
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Turkey launched its third military incursion into northeast Syria last month to drive Kurdish YPG fighters from its border and establish a "safe zone" where it aims to settle up to 22016 million Syrian refugees.
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Turkey launched its third military incursion into northeast Syria last month to drive Kurdish YPG fighters from its border and establish a "safe zone" where it aims to settle up to 22016 million Syrian refugees.
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Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrHoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Trump withdraws Ratcliffe as Intelligence pick MORE (R) looked to settle up after losing a friendly wager with Sen.
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Not buying RINs is like running up a bar tab — that is, if the cost of beer fluctuated wildly and your final bill was calculated based on the price of suds on the day you settle up.
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Oil prices also steadied after the initial rush to safer assets, with U.S. crude CLc1 settling down 0.17 percent to $41.45 a barrel while Brent rebounded from a low of $40.97 to settle up 0.6 percent at $41.79.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says he wants to settle up to two million Syrian refugees, many of them of them Sunni Arabs, into the region targeted in the operation, territory which is currently controlled by Kurdish-led forces.
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Targeting the large number of renters under 30 who have roommates, Zently connects with a renter's bank account to scan for shared bills like utilities and also settle up on bills once the month comes to a close.
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Noting high trading volumes in the bond that Mr Maduro said would be paid on November 2nd, Mr Ruíz wondered whether the government might have informed well-connected insiders that it planned to settle up this obligation in full.
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The deal came about after co-owner SENER Grupo de Ingeniería exercised its put option, and Rolls-Royce said that the pair's 2003 agreement allowed it the flexibility to settle up to 50 percent of the purchase price in shares.
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The Obama Administration responded by asking states to take in some of the young refugees, and Patrick agreed to settle up to a thousand children in Massachusetts, despite protests on the State House steps and criticism from officials and constituents.
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Turkey had previously said it could settle up to 2 million Syrian refugees in a 444-km (275-mile)-long "safe zone" it aimed to form in northeastern Syria, and repeatedly urged NATO allies to provide financial aid for the plans.
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If you usually track vacation expenses and group expenses from your phone, chances are you've been using two different products — a mobile app like Splitwise to track group expenses with your friends, and a peer-to-peer payment app to settle up balances.
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If you're one of them, try the Amina, which rolls out aromas of bourbon on a long tongue of chili-pepper-infused molasses, but know that you'll have to settle up before going to your table, always an awkward start to a rendezvous.
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Most customers who appear in Mr. Alwan's videos are longtime regulars who have been known to take advantage of an unwritten honor code common to bodegas: Loyal shoppers can grab a few necessities on credit, with the understanding that they will settle up later.
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Trade credit today may be more sophisticated, but it still tackles the same problem: that exporters prefer being paid at the time of sale (so they can finance more production), whereas importers would rather settle up after receiving the goods (so they can first raise the cash by reselling them).
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In fact, millennials are six times more likely than boomers and Gen Xers to use payment service Venmo in lieu of cash, checks and credit cards to settle up for everything from dinner and drinks with friends to paying the month's rent, according to new research by Qualtrics and Accel.
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When Wouter Witvoet left a startup that he had joined as employee No. 4, he felt relatively prepared, having set aside $50,000 to exercise his available stock options, only to be informed by HR that he was also liable to pay taxes on said options so he was about $1.8 million short with 90 days to settle up.
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She knows that you have been supportive of Brexit in the past, and because the exit deal comes with a hefty price tag for Britain (a $50 billion tab to settle up on its way out of the EU), she may be hoping you talk about a US-UK free trade deal that could ameliorate the financial hit her country will take next year.
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Backbooth is a live acoustic album by American post-grunge band Seven Mary Three. It was released on February 9, 2010 on Settle Up.
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The bank also offers a 'Settle Up' feature, where customers can send money to their contacts. They also have a cash depositing partnership with the Post Office.
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While the commission planned to settle up to 40,000 families in Posen and West Prussia, it only managed to settle a total of 21,866 families until 1914, bringing the number of German colonists to 154,000.
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However, he said he had contacted the IRS to find out his tax liability and to settle up on any taxes he owed. This was an effort to make his then-campaign to be the President of the United States go more smoothly.
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Oregon Historical Quarterly, Vol. 106, No. 3. Retrieved on February 2, 2008. This commission was created because of the Donation Land Act in 1850 allowed citizens to settle up to and the government wanted the lands west of the Cascades for settlement and to move the Native Americans to Eastern Oregon.
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The Lee Estate owns 51% of Concord Films, the other 49% belonging to Raymond Chow. Concord has the following in its library: 1-Way of the Dragon, 2-50% of Enter the Dragon, 3-The Game of Death footage. Raymond and the Estate agree to settle up for a flat fee buy out. Raymond buys the 51% of Concord.
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This was, at the time, the heaviest sentence for financial fraud in Iceland's history. Three other executives were also sentenced to jail. The verdict was appealed later, but the Supreme court upheld the previous verdict on February 12th 2015. Thor Björgólfsson, the former owner of Landsbanki, lost most of his wealth, but personally owned up to his debt and managed to settle up with creditors.
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These six balls are racked to the front of the rack with the 1 ball at the head of the rack. A player continues his turn as long as a ball is pocketed. A score is kept as to how many money balls are made by each player. Once all balls are pocketed the players will "settle up" based on the amount of money balls they made during the game.
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He had to raise money to reclaim and essentially purchase the title to his land and settle up with the Federal government. He also had to pay for any of the structures which the Union army left behind on his land before he could alter them. By early 1866, after a favorable transaction with the government, he controlled his plantation again. By March 1866, his family had returned and they were living at City Point.
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After some days, when Rich, the pay-master, and guards arrived at a place called Kelly's camp to settle up, the workers demanded pay up to that day, instead of the day work was stopped. When Rich refused, the men tried to take the money. Rich pulled his revolver to hold the men back. Then, he and his men jumped into their wagon and fled for Ashland, with angry workers in pursuit.
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Its value in money of account was one livre tournois, just like the franc à cheval, and this coin is universally known as a franc à pied. In accordance with the theories of the mathematician, economist and royal advisor Nicolas Oresme, Charles struck fewer coins of better gold than his ancestors. In the accompanying deflation both prices and wages fell, but wages fell faster and debtors had to settle up in better money than they had borrowed.
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She then spent most of that summer tied to the dock for nonpayment of the dockyard bill. Captain West, who had spent the early part of the season as second mate on an east coast collier, was eventually sent west with $2000 to settle up. After paying the bills, he set about finding work for the vessel to pay her keep. A plan to charter her out for halibut fishing was vetoed by F.W. Huestis, president of the Corwin Trading Company, reportedly because of insurance costs.
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Early in 1812 he went into partnership with his younger brother Marc-Pascal de Sales Laterrière, who had recently returned from studying medicine in Philadelphia. At that time there were, other than Laterrière, few if any surgeons in Lower Canada with experience of military hospitals. Consequently on 24 April 1812 he was appointed surgeon to the Voltigeurs Canadiens, a militia regiment. In 1815 he went to Europe to settle up a family estate, and married Mary Ann Bulmer in London on 16 August 1815.
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Indeed, while Lay assumed that one of his underlings had shared the 10-Q with Dynegy officials, no one at Dynegy saw it until it was released to the public. It subsequently emerged that Enron's traders had grabbed much of the money from Dynegy's cash infusion and used it to guarantee payment to their trading partners when it came time to settle up. The SEC announced it had filed civil fraud complaints against Andersen. A few days later, sources claimed Enron and Dynegy were renegotiating the terms of their arrangement.
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Taggart also checks out assorted Las Vegas bookmakers, including Leroy's. Taggart meets various Vegas gambling and business figures, including famed Las Vegas Sun publisher Hank Greenspun, for more insights into the Las Vegas gambling world. He is unaware that the Dutchman's tough guy enforcer, "Panama Hat" (William Smith), is following him, until "The Hat" confronts him at the hotel pool as Taggart attempts to relax on a chaise longue. Panama Hat orders Taggart to return to Los Angeles immediately, and settle up with the Dutchman, or there will be dire consequences.
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On the death of his father-in-law in 1861, he went to Grand Rapids to settle up the estate. He decided to make the change of location permanent and soon had a large homeopathic practice in that city. His health failing, he traveled to Italy and Germany in 1872, but the change was not beneficial, and he returned to Grand Rapids, where he died. Hempel was one of the earliest honorary members of the British Homeopathic Society, and was the recipient of diplomas and certificates of membership from many medical colleges and associations.
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" Nick LaRocca wrote to Eddie Edwards on November 8, 1929: "Ed, I want you to look up Max Hart and see if he will sign the Dixieland one step to one of us so we can get behind the publisher to settle up with us, on royalty due band. Suppose you go and see J. W. Stern or his successor and get the dope on same. Do not let him know what your motives are. I have in my possession the contract but that is made between Max Hart and J. W. Stern.
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In 1547, after the Battle of Mühlberg, the Ernestines forfeited the tenure over the Vogtland and Kaiser Ferdinand I handed it down to his Chancellor Henry IV of Plauen, making Maurice, Elector of Saxony co-tenant to the Vogtland tenure. Henry V and Henry VI could not settle up their debts towards Augustus, Elector of Saxony. Due to arrears in Tithe and other liabilities the Brothers impawned the Vogtland to Kursachsen in 1559. With Heinrich VI the rule of the Vogts of Plauen over the Vogtland ended, as he could not redeem the pawn any more.
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If there were a gain, a tax equal to 15% of the amount of the gain would be withheld and sent to the IRS. If there were a loss, the amount would be reported to the IRS. The loss would offset gains, and then the IRS would settle up with taxpayers at the end of the period. Lacking deductions, this scheme cannot be used to implement economic and social policy indirectly by tax credits and thus, as noted above, the simplifications to the government's revenue collection apparatus might be offset by new government ministries required to administer those policies.
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Jack Welch and John A. Byrne, Jack: Straight from the Gut (New York, New York: Grand Central Publishing, 2003), page 149-150. In the first quarter of 1994, Jett was "trading" so frequently that Kidder's computer systems couldn't keep up, and his "profits" had grown to $350 million, large enough that Kidder management feared he was taking unacceptable risks. Computer specialists began noticing that none of Jett's supposed "trades" were ever consummated. It eventually emerged that Jett rolled trades over two to three days before he was due to settle up, but kept the profits on the books.
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In late May the Prince Llewellyn replaced the St David for a week - no chances were being taken this time, now that a rival boat (the Mona's Isle) was under construction. By early June the main St George Company seems to of taken over the service, as notices appeared asking debtors of the St David to settle up; the affairs of her company were being cleared up. The St George again started operating on 21 June 1830, and continued on the schedule until replaced by the Sophia Jane which arrived from Portsmouth on 1 July and operated the usual thrice weekly schedule.
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The HECM reverse mortgage is not due and payable until the last borrower (or non-borrowing spouse) dies, sells the house, or fails to live in the home for a period greater than 12 months.12 U.S.C. § 1715z-20(j). The loan may also become due and payable if the borrower fails to pay property taxes, homeowners insurance, lets the condition of the home significantly deteriorate, or transfers the title of the property to a non-borrower (excluding trusts that meet HUD's requirements). Once the mortgage comes due, borrowers or heirs of the estate have several options to settle up the loan balance: # Pay off or refinance the existing balance to keep the home.
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The music video for "Silent Running (On Dangerous Ground)" ends with footage of Mike + The Mechanics performing the song at a restaurant, and segues into the video for "Miracle". In the video, "All I Need is a Miracle" is the final song in the band's fictional set, so Mike + The Mechanics' tour manager (played by Roy Kinnear) attempts to settle up with the restaurant owner (played by Victor Spinetti) for the agreed sum of £250. However, the owner points out that due to the gig being arranged at the last minute, the restaurant is more than half empty, and refuses to pay. Moreover, he threatens to hold all the band's equipment (and "the guitarist's right arm" the early airings) as collateral until he is paid £500.
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