He rents out his portion a lot, but my room pretty much stays unbooked because I'm always in here.
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It also seems like the higher rates are an effort to offset the amount of unbooked empty rooms in the palatial hotel.
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At this point HotelTonight has more than 25,000 hotel partners in 1,700 cities, across more than 30 countries putting unbooked room inventory on its platform.
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Many hotels like this practice because customers search by the rate, not superlatives; hotels give Hotwire low prices for unbooked rooms without comprising their integrity.
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Airlines set aside a certain number of mileage seats on routes, and they can slash the number of miles needed if there's high availability for unbooked seats.
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Norwegian Air says the bidding has increased the sales of unbooked premium seats, more so than when it used to offer a flat-rate upgrade at the airport.
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But ClassPass persevered, maintaining its place in the boutique world, where it purportedly sought to be a companion to the studios, helping to fill the unbooked bikes or mats in a class.
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In many cases, racist hosts will deny rental applications from black users or claim the property is booked on the selected dates, only to turn around and rent the property to a white user or leave the dates unbooked.
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As reported by BuzzFeed and Jalopnik — and confirmed by The Verge — LeEco imperiled FF's future by leveraging the company's assets to secure a loan for the purchase of a former Yahoo building; forensic accounts discovering $300 million in unbooked liabilities; and former employees have expressed concerns about violating the terms of the loan if LeEco and FF's combined net worth dropped below $120 million.
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For twelve straight days, The Best Thing Ever invaded bathrooms across New England to perform their music for unsuspecting audiences. The Bathroom Tour DVD, which documents the events of the tour, was released by HIG Records, in April 2007. In the summer of 2007, the band reunited for The Surprise Tour, playing exclusively unbooked shows all over the country with acts including Andrew Bird and Gravy Train!!!!. A film documenting the tour was released on April 1, 2011.
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It was solely a distribution company, offering independent film producers access to its own screens as well as the rental of temporarily unbooked cinemas owned by other companies. Pickford and Fairbanks produced and shot their films after 1920 at the jointly owned Pickford-Fairbanks studio on Santa Monica Boulevard. The producers who signed with UA were true independents, producing, creating and controlling their work to an unprecedented degree. As a co-founder, as well as the producer and star of her own films, Pickford became the most powerful woman who has ever worked in Hollywood.
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Ten Years After's live LP Undead was recorded at KK in 1968. The original Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green were regulars in 1969; Christine Perfect keyboards and vocals in their later incarnation had given her first- ever professional performance at KK with Chicken Shack in 1968. The Mac made full use of their appearances at KK by making unbooked recording raids on Decca Studios next door [4] The proximity of the club to Decca also helped a new group to test their proposed single on a live audience. On 29 September 1964, the interval band, the Moody Blues, performed Go Now.
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The band formed in 2009, initially under the name "The Kwartet." Two notable differences from the modern-day group were The lineup (Dean Rottau was a member, later replaced by Billy Ford) and their genre- jazz. As the backing band on a rerelease by Bubi Chen, an Indonesian musician, the Kwartet made their label-debut on the Lokananta label.Bubi Chen and Kwartet album descriptionInformation on the Bubi Chen / Kwartet collaboration A two-year hiatus put them out of the public spotlight and, despite performing local gigs at local talent shows and karaoke clubs, the band went unbooked for the next two years.
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Speed of intervention appears to be crucial; intervention is often delayed in the hope that insolvent banks will recover if given liquidity support and relaxation of regulations, and in the end this delay increases stress on the economy. Programs that are targeted, that specify clear quantifiable rules that limit access to preferred assistance, and that contain meaningful standards for capital regulation, appear to be more successful. According to IMF, government-owned asset management companies (bad banks) are largely ineffective due to political constraints. A silent run occurs when the implicit fiscal deficit from a government's unbooked loss exposure to zombie banks is large enough to deter depositors of those banks.
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As more depositors and investors begin to doubt whether a government can support a country's banking system, the silent run on the system can gather steam, causing the zombie banks' funding costs to increase. If a zombie bank sells some assets at market value, its remaining assets contain a larger fraction of unbooked losses; if it rolls over its liabilities at increased interest rates, it squeezes its profits along with the profits of healthier competitors. The longer the silent run goes on, the more benefits are transferred from healthy banks and taxpayers to the zombie banks. The term is also used when many depositors in countries with deposit insurance draw down their balances below the limit for deposit insurance.
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