"For Disney+ subscribers, 29% indicated they unsubscribed from another streaming service as a result of subscribing to Disney+, and 9% specifically indicating they unsubscribed to Netflix," McTernan said.
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I unsubscribed to Adobe services that I was no longer using.
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Unsubscribed shares from the retail portion will be allocated to the funds.
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I unsubscribed to a few Patreon accounts I was no longer using.
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You even get a little animation to tell you that the app has unsubscribed you.
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Once unsubscribed, the system would then send details of the bug in a final response.
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Many disillusioned male followers then left the livestream and unsubscribed to her channel, Lychee News said.
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He unsubscribed twenty times at least from this mailing list he never even signed up for.
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There was the one I politely unsubscribed to because scheduling a meeting required 56 reply-all emails.
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I’m not sorry to leave your stupid mailing list I’ve unsubscribed to 12 times!
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You can send an email to your newsletter subscribers, but how do you reach the 20%+ who unsubscribed?
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A few months later, a Reddit user called "horsenbuggy" declared that they had unsubscribed from Treasure Truck notifications.
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On the "Networks" tab, it shows a list of "unsubscribed" channels beneath those you can access on your current plan.
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The bank said it would offer from March 13 rights left unsubscribed to buy new shares for the remaining 118 million euros.
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Some fans destroyed his namesake eye-shadow palette, while others unsubscribed to his YouTube channel (he lost three million subscribers almost overnight).
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Even worse, users may elect to be notified if someone has unsubscribed, making it harder to opt out without causing some friction.
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I regret to say that my rationale satisfied no one, 0003 people unsubscribed to this newsletter, and the debate continued raging into the weekend.
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Also, the Qatar exchange said subscriptions to 3.3 million Doha Bank shares, which had been unsubscribed in the bank's capital increase, had been completed.
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The fund also stands ready to mop up any new shares left unsubscribed by the bank's current shareholders for up to 85 million euros.
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The offer, underwritten by a banking syndicate that will mop up unsubscribed shares, will kick off on Monday and close before March 10, it said.
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In comparison, 23 percent are scaling back pay-TV packages, 16 percent have unsubscribed and 5 percent have never had a pay-TV subscription at all.
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People tuned in began to leave the livestream in droves, and many male followers immediately unsubscribed to her channel and started withdrawing their gifts, the BBC reported.
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Nearly 3 million people have unsubscribed from beauty influencer James Charles' YouTube page over the weekend, amid backlash over his feud with fellow YouTube beauty vlogger Tati Westbrook.
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Doha Bank dropped 2.9 percent after the exchange said subscriptions to 3.3 million shares in the bank, which had been unsubscribed in its capital increase, had been completed.
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With more than 101 million subscribers currently, it's hard to imagine his channel taking a hit if even his most outraged anti-Semitic apologist fans unsubscribed in unison.
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The FITD has also pledged to take on any shares left unsubscribed by Carige's current shareholders, who can buy into the cash call for up to 85 million euros.
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Cancelling Switch Online will cut off your access to your cloud saves temporarily, and if you stay unsubscribed for more than 180 days, your data will be deleted permanently.
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The most common emotions these commenters expressed were disappointment and anger, as well as the announcement that they've now unfollowed or unsubscribed from these influencer's YouTube channels or Instagram pages.
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KS) for about 380 billion won ($315 million) to raise money for any potentially unsubscribed shares he will need to buy from the rights issue of Samsung Engineering Co Ltd (028050.KS).
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Not only will she be acting in numerous film and television projects, but she is taking on the role of executive producer on a new HBO series Unsubscribed, which just went into development.
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MILAN, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Only a "very small" portion of a vital cash call by Banca Carige has been left unsubscribed by the Italian bank's shareholders, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Alas, how to define a bubble has proved so vexing to the profession that Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago unsubscribed from your newspaper in exasperation because of the vague use of the term.
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The system assumed the user had permission in the first place, so Birsan found that if he unsubscribed from a particular list he had never actually subscribed to, he could still get details of different vulnerabilities.
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"Investors fear that the recapitalisation of Popolare di Vicenza may end up with a large portion of unsubscribed rights, forcing UniCredit to take up a great part of it," ICBPI analyst Luca Comi said in a note.
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"Once I announced I was in a relationship or made it clear that I wasn't single on social media, the individuals who seemed to have a different agenda don't stop by anymore, they unsubscribed, and don't really talk to me anymore," Miss Leshkee said.
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I've subscribed to the Tony Robbins newsletter, unsubscribed from the Tony Robbins newsletter, bought a jade face roller, talked to my doctor about medication, screamed in my car at stoplights, changed my diet, and read Mark Manson's The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck six times.
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Image via Flickr by Prayitno used under Creative Commons Image via Flickr by Prayitno used under Creative Commons Assuming you haven't unsubscribed yet, welcome to the new Extra Crunch Daily newsletter, which is stochastically delivered to you "daily" depending on the misery index of my morning commute courtesy of NY Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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Berli won a hotly contested auction for Casino's 58.6 percent stake in Big C. TCC Group has intention to subscribe to the new shares based on its holding proportion, Berli said, adding TCC may buy any unsubscribed shares if other shareholders do not exercise their rights, and would seek waiver for a tender offer from the regulator.
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Last week on Ask the Mediatrician, the online forum he runs, Dr. Rich received a typical query from a young woman who was unable to stop cyberstalking her ex on Facebook, though she had unsubscribed from his news feed, a behavior compounded by that of her girlfriends, who she said were all doing the same thing.
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I took advantage of a family trip to England to visit some of the relatively unsubscribed but often weird Cold War sites there, a journey that was given all the more relevance because my visit took place shortly before the 70th anniversary of Winston Churchill's utterance of the phrase "iron curtain" in his "Sinews of Peace" speech on March 5, 1946, an event that many historians mark as the beginning of the Cold War.
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Alongside free doorstep delivery, the newspaper is accessible as a free and unsubscribed online edition.
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As of May 2019, new users will be charged per contact as opposed to just subscribed contacts, so new users will be paying for unsubscribed contacts and those who have not yet confirmed.
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PublicStuff is also available in municipalities that are not enrolled in the service. Requests in unsubscribed municipalities, termed "orphan requests," are routed to the PublicStuff staff, who manually route the requests to the correct municipal department.
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Retrieved 24 October 2008 While at the GCR, the project costs were running at the rate of £10,000 a month, rising to "six- figure bills" for certification in the months up to January 2009. Launched in 2004, the Trust's half million pound bond issue offered 4% returns, but in January 2009 £100,000 worth of these bonds remained unsubscribed.
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Conversely, a standard line on which voice service has been unsubscribed (such as an ADSL dry loop) may still accept calls to the 958 test exchange but not allow calls to standard numbers. This "soft disconnect" condition is intended to allow calls to 9-1-1 emergency services and to the telco business office to order telephone service, but to no other numbers.
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Schwarz was the tenth child of Leser Schwarz and Julie Winter. The family had eleven children. In 1897 he went with his brother Julius to New York City. In 1902 Mommie Schwarz returns to Europa and registered at the Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp for the evening class of 1902-1903. On 26 March 1903 he unsubscribed at the Academy and returned to New York where he arrived on 11 August 1903.
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The next two acts, those of March 4, 1814 and Dec 26, 1814, called for Note issues both to independently raise revenue as well as to substitute for unsubscribed loans. A total of $18,318,400 were emitted under these acts which included Notes of $20 and $50 denominations in addition to the larger Notes. During 1814 federal finances deteriorated as the war dragged on, and banks outside New England suspended specie payment on August 31, 1814.
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Ekran launched a rights issue to finance the building of the dam, but it was undersubscribed and Ting Pek Khing (Ekran's chairman) had to put up $500 million to take up the unsubscribed portion as part of his agreement with the underwriters. Ekran was a company of Ting Pek Khing, himself a timber businessman. Neither he nor his company had built a dam before. The entire project was not tendered publicly, and instead was awarded by government contract.
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A suppression list is a list of suppressed e-mail addresses used by e-mail senders to comply with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 (United States of America). CAN-SPAM requires that senders of commercial emails provide a functioning opt- out mechanism by which email recipients can unsubscribe their email address from future email messages. The unsubscribed email addresses are placed into a "suppression list" which is used to "suppress" future email messages to that email address.
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In the investment banking sector, particularly in India, devolvement is a process whereby if an investment issue is undersubscribed, an underwriter is required to subscribe to the remaining shares. The outstanding unsubscribed amount devolves onto the underwriter. This is also known as hard underwriting. The Securities and Exchange Board of India publishes guidelines and a recommended method of computation relating to the extent of the devolvement onto a particular underwriter in the case where there are multiple underwriters, or sub-underwriters.
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Investors received annual interest payments equal to 5% of their actual paid-in capital. They also received one- third of the company's net profits, allocated amongst the individual investors according to the number of shares held. At the shareholders meeting in May 1841, the investors voted to cancel 25,000 unsubscribed shares and to double the nominal value of each share to £20. Doing so left the intended level of paid-in capital at £500,000 but effectively doubled each investor's share of the company profits.
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He says that the debt has been mostly dealt with, but there might be a few things that still need to be paid off and he urges The House of Representatives to pay off any lingering debts, and there will be exact numbers coming to them soon. "The part of the debt of the United States which remains unsubscribed will naturally engage your further deliberation," Washington is saying The House of Representatives must talk further on the debt that has not yet been dealt with.
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In the event the Duke of Portland, a substantial landowner in the district, subscribed £15,000, and the Highland Railway £1,000. Caithness County Council "advanced" £15,000, the Corporation of Wick £15,000 and the Corporation of Pultenytown (later absorbed into Wick) £1,000. The Treasury made a grant of £25,000.These figures from the contemporary report in the Railway Magazine; Ross says Wick subscribed £1,500, and Pulteneytown £1,500, and the Treasury grant was a loan.Anonymous author in Railway Magazine, August 1903 In fact £8,000 of shares remained unsubscribed at 28 March 1900. The fees of the Board of Trade in granting the Order were £1,311.
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While $37 million were issued, no more than $17 million were outstanding at any one time.Studenski, Paul; Krooss, Hermand Edward (1952). Financial History of the United States, New York, NY: McGraw-Hill. . Five acts authorized these Notes. The first, on June 20, 1812, authorized 1-year Treasury Notes at 5% interest to fill out the unsubscribed portion of an $11 million loan in support of the war with Britain which had just been declared on the 18th. Only about $6 million of the loan was placed in the form of 6% interest bonds, and thus $5 million of Notes were issued.
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Some time before July 1720 a Robert Murray succeeded George Murray as comptroller and paymaster of the lottery of 1714, and had transactions with the South Sea Company. (There is some doubt raised about the identification, however.) Lotteries had been prohibited under William III and Mary II, but from 1709 onwards the government resorted to them as a means of raising money. In 1714 exchequer bills had been issued to the amount of £1,400,000 but lottery prizes were offered in addition to interest in the shape of annuities. In 1721, after a memorial from Murray, the South Sea Company proposed to discharge the unsubscribed orders into their own capital stock.
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Based on interpretation of the wing venation in the U. mirabilis, Dlussky et al suggested the genus was a member of the Dolichoderinae tribe Leptomyrmecini along with the living Leptomyrmex "spider ants" and the Sicilian amber genus Leptomyrmula. They noted that an unsubscribed male Leptomyrmex male in Dominican amber was distinct enough from the Dominican amber species Leptomyrmex neotropicus to possibly warrant being placed into a new genus, but a full description of the male had not taken place as of 2014. Dlussky et al thought U. mirabilis represented an ancestral wing venation for the tribe, with a progression in vein reduction being present in Leptomyrmula. The Leptomyrmex was treated as a descendant genus of the ancestral form Usomyrma in the classification suggested by Dlussky et al.
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Since the 1930s, Barnum Brown described that an unsubscribed species of Kritosaurus, the most likely candidate being Kritosaurus navajovius, had inhabited the late Maastrichtian Ojo Alamo Formation, the Javelina Formation in Texas and the El Picacho Formation, which was a flood plain type environment at the time of the Cretaceous. These fossils might be of an unknown species of hadrosaur or an undescribed specimen of Kritosaurus. This genus lived alongside numerous species of dinosaurs including the sauropod Alamosaurus, the ceratopsians Bravoceratops, Ojoceratops, Torosaurus and a possible species of Eotriceratops, hadrosaurs which included a possible species of Edmontosaurus annectens, Saurolophus and Gryposaurus and the armored nodosaur Glyptodontopelta. Theropods from this environment which included Tyrannosaurus, smaller theropods like a species of Troodon and Richardoestesia, the oviraptorid Ojoraptorsaurus, indeterminate ornithomimids and dromaeosaurs.
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In June 2005 the then Australian Communications Authority (ACA) (Now known as the Australian Communications & Media Authority – ACMA) brought proceedings against Mansfield and his new company, Clarity1 under the recently passed Spam Act 2003 where ACMA alleged that they were involved in the sending of 56 million spam emails during 2004. He however insisted that sending commercial emails was his "right", but claimed he had not harvested any new email addresses since the Spam Act came into force, arguing that because he had started spamming the recipients before the Spam Act and the recipients had not unsubscribed, he could infer consent (an argument that did not find favour with the Court). He also stated that telephone operators at his company had been subjected to abuse by irate callers, but promised that unsubscribe requests were handled "within minutes". He defended his campaign, citing 20,000 attendees at his business seminars.
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In some cases, the serial numbers of unsubscribed smartcards have been blacklisted by providers, causing receivers to display error messages. A "hashing" approach of writing arbitrary data to every available location on the card and requiring that this data be present as part of the decryption algorithm has also been tried as a way of leaving less available free space for third-party code supplied by pirates. Another approach has been to load malicious code onto smartcards or receivers; these programs are intended to detect tampered cards and maliciously damage the cards or corrupt the contents of non-volatile memories within the receiver. This particular Trojan horse attack is often used as an ECM (electronic countermeasure) by providers, especially in North America where cards and receivers are sold by the providers themselves and are easy targets for insertion of backdoors in their computer firmware.
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