First, Evans would wire an undisclosed sum into Hyman's account.
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Back in July, it invested an undisclosed sum into Egypt-based Swvl.
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The union then dispersed the sum into $85033 increments for the employees.
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Its also investing an undisclosed sum into San Francisco-based firm through its venture capital arm.
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By investing in everything from pharmaceuticals to aviation, she turned a small sum into a considerable nest egg.
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The charity also put an undisclosed sum into the deal, mixing its money with that of the executives.
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Keep an eye on Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity to also throw a seven-figure sum into the battle.
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That's not just becausef the company had sunk a large sum into preparing for an event that never happened.
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Buyers would contact him, and they would be asked to deposit a sum into a bank account after much haggling.
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They recently sank a five-figure sum into buying shares in Virtuix, a privately held start-up in Austin, Tex.
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If we're to underwrite this arena, the congregations said, Gilbert should agree to pour an equal sum into community services.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has sunk a six-figure sum into ads on Atlanta radio stations targeting African-American voters.
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Congress ultimately granted only $18 billion, but shifted the whole of the sum into OCO, leading to significant growth in base OCO-designated funds.
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He took the stake he had inherited from the sale of his father&aposs business and invested the whole sum into launching his own brand.
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Tech giant Microsoft said late Monday that it will invest an undisclosed sum into Singapore-based ride-hailing company Grab, as part of a strategic partnership.
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If he decided to run for Senate tomorrow, he could transfer that entire sum into a Senate account -- a pretty nice amount of seed money to start that race.
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While the legal battle continues, Apple may have to restate its profits to take the potential fine into account, and could have to pay an estimated sum into an escrow account.
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Warren Buffett indicated earlier this year that 11 cents would be enough to entice his investment firm, Berkshire Hathaway, to switch its preferred shares, which yield a fixed sum, into common stock.
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As for Bluegogo's existing users, who paid up for a deposit for the service and probably figured it was lost, Didi is offering to convert the sum into credit for its services.
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Now, Porsche, the majority owner of Volkswagen — the world's biggest automaker — has put an undisclosed sum into the company, and Volkswagen's self-driving unit is considering using it in a future vehicle.
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Weeks after withdrawing e-commerce sites from the UK, Spain and Austria, Rakuten is putting an undisclosed sum into seven-year-old Telefarm, which operates a platform that promotes organic farmers in Japan.
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More recently, the couple agreed to pour what's expected to be a seven-figure sum into a group seeking to sway November's midterm elections by supporting candidates who promise to address drug prices.
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Worried about an undercount, California and 25 other states are pouring close to a third of a billion dollars — an unheard-of sum — into pumping up response rates for the count next April.
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A simple response would be for the Italian government to hold its nose and plow that sum into the banks, roughly mimicking what the United States government did with its TARP spending in 2008.
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Instacart secured a $220 million investment 14 months ago that valued the company at nearly $2 billion, and Whole Foods, one of its grocer partners, plans to invest an undisclosed sum into the startup.
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Japanese automaker Honda has invested an undisclosed sum into Southeast Asia ride-hailing service Grab, the start-up said on Monday, as it looks to boost its services amid increased competition from the likes of Uber.
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U.S. District Judge William Pauley in Manhattan questioned whether the SEC's $25 million settlement with Caledonian was in the public's interest, given that the regulator had turned that sum into a "phantom judgment" by waiving payment.
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Bill: I'm not sure about how one would evenly distribute a lump sum into all accounts on a cryptocurrency, but I'm chalking it up to Movie Magic ™️ Em: eCoin works really differently from everything else, apparently.
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He noted that whether an individual should take a pension monthly or all at once depended on several factors, including the anticipated life span and the most likely performance of whatever investments the retiree would put a lump sum into.
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To achieve moguldom, a Gwyneth in training must exemplify all three facets and turn the sum into a "brand," which is to say an art-directed social-media-fueled dream world balancing outrageous aspiration with a teaspoon of self-conscious realness.
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BELGRADE, April 5033 (Reuters) - The Serbian government made budget savings of around 2503 million euros ($21 million) in the first quarter of 20.9303 and wants to inject nearly 10 percent of that sum into the defence industry, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday.
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Earlier in Asia, Indonesia's central bank bought 6 trillion rupiah ($405 million) of government bonds in an auction - double its initial target, an official told Reuters, after Australia's central bank injected A$8.8 billion ($5.52 billion), an unusually large sum, into its financial system.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is preparing to pump in a higher-than-anticipated capital sum into poorly performing state banks, government sources said, a move that could see New Delhi infuse as much as $34 billion additionally and make it harder to hit planned deficit targets.
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More recently, the couple agreed to pour what's expected to be a seven-figure sum into a group seeking to sway November's midterm elections by supporting candidates who promise to address drug prices — and opposing those seemingly committed to keeping drug prices the way they are.
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Slade National Wildlife Refuge Overview. Retrieved Aug. 15, 2006. Slade invested a considerable sum into improving the land with the aim of making it more attractive for waterfowl.
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His highest-profile space investment was MirCorp, the late 1990s start-up that briefly privatized Russia's aging Mir space station. He reportedly invested as much as $30 million into the venture. He also invested a similar sum into Rotary Rocket a precursor to private space launch companies like SpaceX and Blue origin.
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Cosimo's eyes now fell upon Violente of Bavaria. Choosing her would strengthen ties between France—where Violente's sister was the dauphine—and Bavaria. There was only one obstacle in the way, Ferdinando II, Cosimo's father, impartially advised Violente's father, Ferdinand Maria, to invest a huge sum into a bank. Soon after the Elector deposited the sum, the bank collapsed.
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Jeremy and Jane Hooper won The Restaurant. They were supported by Raymond Blanc and The Peach Pub company in opening and running a restaurant in Thame, Oxfordshire. Blanc was personally financially supporting the new restaurant, sinking a six figure sum into it. Formerly known as The Old Trout Inn, it opened as Eight at the Thatch on 6 November 2007.
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Each subscriber paid an agreed sum into the fund, and thereafter received an annuity. As members died, their shares devolved to the other participants, and so the value of each annuity increased. On the death of the last member, the scheme was wound up. Shares, which cost £200, were rapidly purchased, with the Prince Regent, who later became George IV, and his brother Prince Frederick among the subscribers.
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In the House of Assembly, in September 1884, E. W. Hawker moved, seconded by J. L. Stirling, that Hübbe be granted £200The Hansard figure. Other sources give £250 and £300. One correspondent claimed that an (unnamed) M.P. parlayed that sum into an annuity of £50 for life, which would have turned out to be quite generous as he lived another six or seven years. in recognition of his contribution, given gratuitously, to Torrens's Act.
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Adam also submitted plans for the new Assembly Rooms but these were rejected as too costly. John Wood, the Younger raised funding for the construction of the Assembly Rooms by the use of a Tontine, an investment plan that is named after the Neapolitan banker Lorenzo de Tonti, who is credited with inventing it in France in 1653. It combines features of a group annuity and a lottery. Each subscriber pays an agreed sum into the fund, and thereafter receives an annuity.
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Envy Gaming acquired several investors in 2017. In March, it was revealed that prior to becoming chief business officer of Team Envy, John Brock had invested a seven-figure sum into the team. Months later, in September, Team Envy owner Mike Rufail confirmed that the organization had secured a reportedly million investment from Hersh Interactive Group. The deal entailed Hersh serving as strategic partners to the organization, whilst Rufail would remain as the principal owner and operator of the team.
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He also secured sponsorship from Nestlé Rowntree for Bootham Crescent in January 2005, which saw the ground renamed KitKat Crescent. The York City Supporters' Trust voted by three to one to accept a takeover offer made by McGill at a meeting on 6 June 2006. His company J M Packaging offered to invest a substantial sum into the club, in return for a majority shareholding. He took the role of chairman at York by the start of the 2008–09 season.
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On April 10, 2013, Nas invested an undisclosed six- figure sum into Mass Appeal Magazine, where he went on to serve as the publication's associate publisher, joined by creative firm Decon and White Owl Capital Partners. In June 2013, he opened his own sneaker store. In September 2013, he invested in a technology startup company, a job search appmaker called Proven. In 2014, Nas invested as part of a $2.8M round in viral video startup ViralGains another addition to Queens-bridge venture partners portfolio.
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Barnier has no choice but to give in to blackmail and he agrees to give Martin the raise and name him vice-president of the firm. Martin then reveals that the young woman whom he intends to marry is Barnier's daughter. In order to recover his sixty million francs, Barnier asks Martin to give back the stolen monies so that he can give them to his daughter as a wedding present. Barnier learns that Martin converted the sum into jewelry and the jewels are in a bank.
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For the seafood restaurants or banquets, food like steamed shrimps or fried noodles are always being served in a big round plate where people can share the food easily in the middle of the table. Food will be arranged aesthetically on the utensils with colorful decorations around the plate such as carrots and cucumbers. Recently, some high-class restaurants would come up with unusual presentation ideas for Chinese food such as shaping the dim sum into a rabbit or a fish. The enhanced presentation of food would also increase one's enjoyment of food.
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A Discounted Gift Trust (DGT) is a type of UK trust arrangement usually set up in connection with an investment in either an onshore or offshore investment bond (insurance bond). It allows the gifting of a lump sum into a trust whilst retaining a lifelong 'income' from that money (technically withdrawals of capital), with the overarching aim of reducing the eventual IHT (inheritance tax) bill on death. The name Discounted Gift Trust was coined by the life insurance industry. In strict legal terms, it is a type of Carve Out Trust.
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A tontine is an investment plan for raising capital in which each subscriber pays an agreed sum into the fund, and thereafter receives an annuity. As members die, their shares devolve to the other participants, and so the value of each annuity increases. On the death of the last member, the scheme is wound up. After an initial introduction in 1868 in the United States, they soon grew in popularity, to the point that by 1905, two-thirds of the life insurance in the United States was in the form of tontines.
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The need of more room was of even greater necessity than an interpreter, but it was some time before a new school building was erected to accommodate the rapidly increasing patronage. It was finished and they moved into it on May 19, 1887. From this time, under her management, the school not only paid all expenses, including teachers' salaries, and for all needed furniture and repairs, but at the close of the year, paid a small sum into the treasury of the mission. The following year, she enrolled 45 boarding pupils and 105 day pupils.
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Regardless of N, exactly n−1 additions are performed in total, the same as for naive summation, so if the recursion overhead is made negligible then pairwise summation has essentially the same computational cost as for naive summation. A variation on this idea is to break the sum into b blocks at each recursive stage, summing each block recursively, and then summing the results, which was dubbed a "superblock" algorithm by its proposers.Anthony M. Castaldo, R. Clint Whaley, and Anthony T. Chronopoulos, "Reducing floating-point error in dot product using the superblock family of algorithms," SIAM J. Sci. Comput., vol.
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In March 2017, it was revealed that prior to becoming chief business officer of Team Envy, John Brock had invested a seven-figure sum into the team. In August 2017, John Brock confirmed that the reported multimillion-dollar investment from venture capital firm SierraMaya360, in late 2016, never materialized. On September 18, 2017, Team Envy owner Mike "Hastr0" Rufail confirmed that the organization had secured a multimillion-dollar investment from Hersh Interactive Group. The deal entailed Hersh serving as strategic partners to the organization, whilst Hastr0 would remain as the principal owner and operator of the team.
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AllMusic rated the album 3 out of 5 stars, and concluded the review with "In sum, Into White may be the best record Simon's made since The Bedroom Tapes". The New York Times stated "Entering the world of Carly Simon’s new album is like tiptoeing into an enchanted garden. The fanciful Cat Stevens song that opens the record establishes a mood of deep, dreamy calm that is sustained over 14 songs". Amazon.com stated "Simon, vocally sure-footed as ever, wicks the warmth out of every last track and directs it with pinpoint precision to her listeners—nobody does music as comfort food better".
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There are variations as to when the player must announce they have a face down 4, and also whether the additional card should also be face down as a result. Still another variation on the face-down 4's requires the player to "buy" the additional card by putting an additional sum into the pot (often a multiple of the minimum bet). In this case, if the player declines to make the additional bet, they do not have to fold, but they do not get the additional card. Football is an alternative version of Baseball Poker where 3's and 6's are wild and an additional card is drawn if a player is dealt a 2.
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The bank answered admitting the facts alleged except the character of the title. The bank asked that be discharged from liability in a defensive interpleader since: # it claimed no interest in the deposit, # offered to pay the sum into court or to such person as the court orders # asked the vendors be made parties and required to set up their claim to the deposit # asked the court make an order as to the disposition of the money, and discharged the bank it be from all liability in connection with the deposit. The court granted the banks request and the vendors voluntarily appeared, answered, and cross petitioned for the deposits and payment of the purchase price. A jury trial was waived.
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A polynomial expression is an expression built with scalars (elements of ), indeterminates, and the operators of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation to nonnegative integer powers. As all these operations are defined in K[X_1,\dots, X_n] a polynomial expression represents a polynomial, that is an element of K[X_1,\dots, X_n]. The definition of a polynomial as a linear combination of monomials is a particular polynomial expression, which is often called the canonical form, normal form, or expanded form of the polynomial. Given a polynomial expression, one can compute the expanded form of the represented polynomial by expanding with the distributive law all the products that have a sum among their factors, and then using commutativity (except for the product of two scalars), and associativity for transforming the terms of the resulting sum into products of a scalar and a monomial; then one gets the canonical form by regrouping the like terms.
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In 1995, Richie began hosting the game show ‘’Lucky Numbers’’ and starred in ‘’The Shane Richie Experience (1995–1996)’’ From 2002–2003, Richie played the villainous Danny Dexter on Night and Day. He won supporting roles in low- profile British films, beginning with Chris Barfoot's award-winning short comedy movie Dead Clean and then later Distant Shadow. In 2003, Richie was executive producer for the British film Shoreditch, in which he also appeared in a lead role. He invested a six-figure sum into the budget of the film, which ultimately made little profit. In 2007, Richie starred in ITV drama The Good Samaritan, and Father Frank for BBC One. He also starred in the second series of Skins on Channel 4 as Bruce Gelcart, a lecherous college drama lecturer. On 11 May 2008, Richie hosted a quiz show on Sky1 called Don't Forget the Lyrics!, whereby contestants must finish off the lyrics to lines of popular songs in order to win money.
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He, however, retained his benefice, and in the reign of Edward III (the date is not stated) presented a petition for redress of his grievances. He did not on this occasion deny having furnished military aid to the earl, but pleaded that in this respect he had only done what was required of him by his duty to his feudal superior. With regard to the charge of advocating rebellion in the pulpit, he asserted that he had merely exhorted the people to pray for a blessing on the earl and the other barons of the kingdom, and for the deliverance of the king from "poisonous counsel". He further stated that in order to raise money to pay the penalty imposed upon him he had had to sell his land; he had paid two hundred Marks into the exchequer, besides thirty Marks to the queen's treasury, and Sir Robert de Leyburn, the High Sheriff of Lancashire, had levied upon him the remaining hundred Marks, but had never paid over the sum into the exchequer.
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