There are vaults and vaults of assets and established processes that work well.
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Metal customers in the U.K. can now turn normal vaults into savings vaults.
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If vaults are like a Word document, group vaults are like a collaborative document in Google Docs.
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Surface vaults in older cemeteries are susceptible during major flooding because water gets underneath the vaults, causing them to float, or water gets inside the vaults causing caskets to dislodge concrete lids above them, Johnson said.
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Scientists keep seeds from important crops locked in seed vaults, but most vaults lack seeds from the wild relatives of important crops.
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He has already purchased vaults that are burrowed into mountains in Sweden and Switzerland, and he plans to build additional vaults in the mountains in Nevada.
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Urban Decay has its Naked vaults, Too Faced recently announced a Chocolate Vault, and now Nyx is dropping three lipstick vaults so big, your collection will never look the same again.
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Holding cash in vaults would incur storage and insurance fees.
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Revolut users have created 1 million normal vaults so far.
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I sell caskets, burial vaults and urns for the ashes.
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The album collected dust in the vaults for four years.
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In hopes that full coffers were still in their vaults.
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And the brand even hinted at more vaults to come.
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I actually have a cover of "Panini" in the vaults.
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Recently, the startup also announced a new feature called Vaults.
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Utah vaults back into the upper echelon at No. 503.
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Westminster 'Best in Show' title vaults winners to doggie stardom.
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The win vaults the Warriors into their fifth consecutive NBA Finals.
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The bank said it had found the notes in its vaults.
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Most of it has since been sealed away in freezing vaults.
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These icon-like pictures stand in vaults illuminated only by skylights.
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It is considered one of the most difficult vaults in gymnastics.
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The vaults have not been accessible since the fire, he added.
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Remember Geraldo Rivera and the infamous Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults?
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The water moved 36 ground-level vaults from their burial sites.
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They were sent to the vaults below sea level in Islay.
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She vaults into terra incognita, blind and overexcited, reckless and naïve.
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These vaults are the most important agricultural safeguard in the world.
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Old city maps said nothing about underground beer vaults, she said.
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Metal caskets don't biodegrade, and concrete vaults require natural resources for manufacturing.
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Originally, vaults were an alternative to savings accounts without any interest rate.
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But only the admin can withdraw and spend money from those vaults.
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Many professional buyers thus hold their stock under the same huge vaults.
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Our Tinder profiles are sacred vaults of private — and sometimes lascivious —conversations.
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Many dispensaries must deal only in cash, keeping it in guarded vaults.
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Loomis is one of the world's largest operators of professional bullion vaults.
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Each gymnast got two vaults, with both counting to the final score.
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Several were trying vaults with a higher degree of difficulty than Biles'.
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Since then, around 10,000 films have sat disintegrating in high-security vaults.
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Kim Kelly is heading into the Vaults of Ingurgitating Obscurity, AKA Twitter.
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Upstairs, they are former vaults, their heavy iron doors still in place.
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This winter they claimed to possess vaults filled with launch-angle spreadsheets.
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Joe Garza, a local resident, is donating concrete liners for burial vaults.
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Barrel vaults paved with mud brick ripple over the house's three volumes.
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One hundred and twenty-seven billion passed through those vaults last year.
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Headlines Bank of England intends to open its vaults to tech companies on.ft.
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I got a cabinet smoker with vertical vaults and a Santa Maria Grill.
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Luckily, her sophomore release Spades & Roses pole vaults over that bar with ease.
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"Our vaults are in Pennsylvania," said Katie Trainor, the MoMA's film collections manager.
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Art should not be a rare commodity kept in the vaults of collectors.
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Luckily, her sophomore release Spades & Roses pole vaults over that bar with ease.
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And the "Amazing Grace" negatives began to gather dust in the Warner vaults.
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For instance, the building's Con Ed transformer vaults are on the seventh floor.
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Vaults work as sub-savings accounts to put money away for specific goals.
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The church's spire came crashing down and broke several stone vaults of the nave.
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The first four American gymnasts landed their vaults, but were docked points for cleanliness.
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Recently, while making a documentary, I visited the vaults of the Museum of London.
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From the vaults, we get past video collaborations between Trader Joe's and major magazines.
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Once Travel Mode is deactivated, the missing vaults will sync across all devices again.
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Most central banks kept their gold in the vaults of the Bank of England.
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"Dinner At The Twits" is playing at London's The Vaults venue until Oct. 30.
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When he turned he saw that the vaults were opening, one after the other.
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Ride-hailing would be included, cracking open Uber (UBER)and Lyft's (LYFT) data vaults.
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There's also Total Security, which adds file encryption vaults for storing particularly sensitive files.
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The remains are deposited into miniature vaults, but their numbers are also running low.
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Commerzbank has even considered storing cash in vaults to avoid paying the central bank.
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"An American Treasure" digs into the vaults of Tom Petty, who died in 2017.
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Both vaults are run by Iron Mountain, the global information-management and storage giant.
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A similar quantity of gold was removed from the central bank's vaults in February.
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And in 2017, a London production at The Vaults included a clothing-optional performance.
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Two suspended arrangements of feathers evoke church vaults, but also swarming birds or locusts.
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In Fallout lore, Vaults are underground facilities built by a company called Vault-Tec.
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Such a change would allow banks to open their vaults to weed-related businesses.
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The survivors created vaults to hide their advanced technology, like the Apple of Eden.
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"We don't think banks will go away, as some do, but we think that they could have a role not just as money vaults, but as data vaults: a place where you can deposit data, which you trust," he said in an interview.
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The script says Arya "vaults off a pile of wights" to kill the Night King.
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The company operates five vaults with Zurich its largest and London the next most popular.
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And because a nation's wealth is measured by her values and not by her vaults.
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Children's coin banks, for instance, hide behind misleading covers that market the vaults as encyclopedias.
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Then he vaults into the air to throw down a thunderous alley-oop from Irving.
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Hopefully there's a tape somewhere in the vaults that this one will be included on.
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A vice-presidential nomination vaults a politician into the small circle with near-universal familiarity.
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The walls and vaults are in danger of eroding, so workers have to be delicate.
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To reduce costs, rods are packed into vaults instead of dry storage casks, scientists wrote.
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How could it not be fascinating, given what the vaults of these two museums hold?
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You can share vaults within your family, within your teams and manage things that way.
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Now, in any case, the company is mobilizing another campaign to comb its global vaults.
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Passing through this hallway, we approached the final three vaults, built during the Emerson era ...
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The trouble with traditional health data warehouses, specialists say, is that they resemble digital vaults.
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As the lead singer of UK pop band Vaults, she was focused on her musical career.
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Concrete vaults are pricier, but they can prevent soil, water, and other invaders from seeping in.
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Unlimited access to their vaults for two dollars a month might just be one of them.
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Remember when Kat Von D Beauty teased the upcoming release of some very covetable makeup vaults?
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Bill: So Darlene was trying to get to the keyloggers, which have encrypted vaults on them.
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"Hydro vaults (electrical transformers) are relatively contained" because of the concrete boxes encasing them, he said.
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It will be stored in the vaults of MMTC-PAMP, the companies said in a statement.
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In the age of cryptocurrency, hard drives and personal computers have become the new bank vaults.
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Ground-level vaults, banned in North Carolina after Hurricane Floyd in 1999, aren&apost buried underground.
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French prosecutors would soon conclude there had to be more like it in the family vaults.
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Just over half of all Bundesbank gold is now stored in its own vaults in Frankfurt.
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Whenever she tells me to read a book, it vaults to the top of my list.
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I have sampled blue cheese aging next to bats in natural underground vaults in rural Spain.
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BullionVault also sends independent reviewers to vaults to check that each gold bar is as described.
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Fisher said Texas has the largest vaults supplying as much as it can to the system.
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"The two biggest vaults in the system here are in Dallas and in Houston," he said.
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A competitor vaults in the women's pole vault during the Sydney Track Classic in Sydney, Australia.
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Registration could lead gradually to requiring safe storage by locking all hunting guns in gun vaults.
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The vaults "become buoyant, like a boat and end up in the Sabine River or off in the woods somewhere," Johnson said The vaults can also turn upside down with the caskets still inside them, and Johnson and his team were securing one grave in particular.
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These cover vaults containing up to 24 coffins in which the newly deceased rest for two years.
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Here is one of her two vaults in slow motion: Now that is an Olympic alley-oop.
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Photo: Alice Pepperell Goosebumps: Alive is at The Vaults in Waterloo from now until September 4, 2016.
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Ives's target vaults him ahead of Brian White at Monness Crespi Hardt, who has a $300 forecast.
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And deep underneath the bayou is this salt dome, this underground warren of corporate-owned natural vaults.
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Britons reassured by the banks' stability since the referendum may have returned their cash to the vaults.
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With that came access to shows from its vaults at CNN, TBS, Cartoon Network, TNT, and more.
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Mr Jäger liked what he saw on TMoCA's walls, in its sculpture garden and in its vaults.
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No central bank was willing to see gold leave the country and end up in enemy vaults.
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As Alexa herself contends, smart speakers are not sending every utterance into the tech giants' digital vaults.
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These included, according to U.S. estimates, between $500 million and $1 billion seized from Iraqi bank vaults.
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It's no wonder that the nitrate vaults look more like a maximum security prison than a Blockbuster.
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Lots of people saw the treasure chest when it was in my vaults before I hid it.
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"At the moment we are running a whole lot of vaults ourselves on DigitalOcean Droplets," says Irvine.
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The startup already has some features to put some money aside and save over time using vaults.
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But with little cash in the vaults, banks have limited withdrawals to a few hundred dinars each.
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Beyond gun safes are high-tech gun vaults that encase the trigger and magazine of a rifle.
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Karpeles, 33, says hackers drained his company's virtual vaults, but Japanese police focused their investigation on him.
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Vocations Willem Barneveld, 58, is a film technician and curator at Pro-Tek Vaults in Burbank, Calif.
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Now his body was in one of 18 unidentified burial vaults that were unearthed by the flooding.
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Under the soaring vaults of Rodef Shalom's sanctuary, Mallinger's family and friends praised her zest for life.
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I also read that Glass Vaults were trying to capture New Zealand summer in this new stuff.
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It also vaults him into the national dialogue as an early Democratic response to Mr. Trump's policies.
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The investment from Hyundai and its Kia subsidiary vaults Arrival into the top ranks of British startups.
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But operating within those parameters, Falco's leadership quickly vaults "Tommy" to near the top of its class.
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He added that there's also a 50 percent chance the scaffolding could fall onto the three vaults.
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But it is still difficult to see how she vaults from her current position into serious contention.
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That vaults him into fourth place on the all-time money list with $32 million in winnings.
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The investment in Manchester City vaults Silver Lake into a new league when it comes to sports.
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There's not much to draw from these details — Vaults are common sites of interest in Fallout games.
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GLD tracks the spot price of gold by holding physical gold bricks in bank vaults in London.
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The investment in Man City vaults Silver Lake into a new league when it comes to sports.
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Seeds vaults and seed banks around the world store back-up seeds for all major food crops.
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From two imposing steel vaults in the back bedroom, they confiscated around 45 firearms, including five handguns.
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Out of the vaults will come rarely seen works by Howard Finster, Ray Yoshida, and Roger Brown.
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He approached church officials, who told him it wasn't clear if any of the vaults were still accessible.
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MORE treasured than the bullion in its vaults are the data a bank has stored on its servers.
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At the Hollywood Community Cemetery in Orange, floodwaters had caused three coffins to pop out of concrete vaults.
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Smart tokens are designed with additional functionality such as "delegated account recovery" and "vaults" to address security issues.
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He eventually delved into different genealogical websites, old newspaper articles and family vaults to unlock the deeper tales.
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Vaults full of research attest to how emerging-market optimism is more soundly based than rich-country pessimism.
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Spivack admits he is still withholding information on the contents of other "vaults" within the tiny space library.
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Verdict: There's a silver lining to this story — we now know the Art Institute has secret underground vaults.
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The reserves are a percentage of the deposits that financial institutions and banks must keep in their vaults.
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Mostly, though, vaults were isolated laboratories, perfect environments for scientists to mess with people and see what happens.
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Tunneling into vaults, or dropping into them through the ceiling, is not just the stuff of Hollywood heists.
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The American beat world champion Maria Paseka of Russia with a score of 15.966 from her two vaults.
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Ladders were lowered into the bank vaults, allowing the burglars to have their way with safe deposit boxes.
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Venezuela for decades stored gold that makes up part of its central bank reserves in foreign bank vaults.
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To the right and left are vaults, most dedicated to specific families whose dead were received long ago.
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Her installation, "I am fertile ground," comprises 9 sculptures, each situated in one of the catacombs' 30 vaults.
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From across the room, she olympically hurdles, jumps and pole vaults into the pillow of my outstretched arms.
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"It spent all those years in bank vaults, which was a good thing for the stamp," he said.
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The vertiginous Duge Beipan River Bridge, the world's highest, vaults a 1,853-foot-deep chasm in southwest China.
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Fintech startup Revolut lets you earn interest on your savings thanks to a new feature called savings vaults.
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On one of her first competitive vaults, Biles flew over the table without touching it, scoring a zero.
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Each of the apps offers the ability to share password vaults across multiple devices, like smartphones, tablets and computers.
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Wine vaults and wine-tasting rooms are common in high-end homes, but bourbon rooms are a rising star.
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"The more coins you find, the more vaults you unlock," Branson said in a video on the company's site.
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Here, these artistic and historic materials often feel like dead, distant objects, locked behind display cases and in vaults.
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Four staples of 1980s arcades, freshly rescued from the Bandai Namco vaults and dressed up in high definition graphics.
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After the mix we sit with Brainfeeder artist and producer PBDY for a musical trip through the Brainfeeder vaults.
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In theory, banks can avoid this de facto rent on their deposits by holding cash in their own vaults.
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So is a Bundt pan, which gives the pastry its glorious vaults without any special effort on your part.
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The files were kept in massive vaults inside an "innocent-looking compound" in Shorabad District, the Prime Minister said.
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"This is actual physical gold that is stowed away in our vaults when you make a purchase," said Hedge.
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Because the eight gymnasts were mostly the best in the world on the apparatus, all performed very difficult vaults.
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He then vaults over the hood of a Mercedes and tackles a beefy bodyguard played by the rapper Common.
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Below ground, Ms. Levete incorporates the vaults of an earlier, failed transit station into the rest of her design.
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The regular slices are good enough, but Williamsburg Pizza vaults itself into the pizza ionosphere with its grandma squares.
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No. 49 of 100 Jennies famously misprinted with an upside-down biplane was locked away in vaults for generations.
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The caverns themselves are an additional 100 feet beneath the ocean: two sealed cylindrical vaults, extending away from Jurong.
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Would lighter materials be better, or do the vaults need the heavy weight of wood to make them secure?
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Here is what might be lurking in Deutsche Bank's electronic vaults about the president, his family and his businesses.
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Britain's Ellie Downie landed two well-executed vaults to claim bronze for her first individual medal at the worlds.
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They literally devour their followers and want to get into the Vaults— Borderlands' MacGuffin—to steal power for … reasons?
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ROME (Reuters) - In secretive vaults in Rome, crisp 100 and 200 euro banknotes are rolling off the printing press.
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These benefits are also what have caused gold to evolve from the somewhat antiquated bullion vaults of old, however.
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The vaults are kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 30 % humidity to keep the film from decaying and shrinking.
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Here is what might be lurking in Deutsche Bank's electronic vaults about the president, his family and his businesses.
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"Families were buying something — grave markets, headstones, burial vaults — and they wouldn't deliver it for six months," he said.
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And in Stockholm, the Nationalmuseum has reopened after an eye-catching renovation that vaults it into the 21st century.
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Just days ago, Venezuela sold eight tons of gold from the central bank's vaults valued at roughly $400 million.
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Tens of thousands of "reserve" paintings and sculptures currently reside in the museum's underground vaults, as the Independent reported.
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Our parents had the fake identities, close calls with federal agents, and secret stashes of cash in bank vaults.
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It took the desecration of one of my family's vaults underneath Trinity Wall Street for this to happen to us.
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Pointed arches, rib vaults, and piped masonry of ingenious design together created a sense of verticality, to render the sublime.
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He has opened vaults in less than five minutes, but he was now more than 10 minutes into this one.
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They had umpteen P.L. Travers books of Mary Poppins in the vaults so they had to make a new one.
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It will also close its Macy's Fur Vaults and Bloomingdale's Maximilian Fur Salons that sell, store and repair fur products.
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But concrete burial vaults, which weigh more than a ton, have to be transported on a heavy-duty rental truck.
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Unless Zug continues to court them, only the vaults carved into the Swiss granite will stand the test of time.
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No. 21.5 North Carolina vaults into the top five from ninth place last year, thanks to solid improvement in Economy.
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Storage vaults and private museums are nice and all, but keeping art under your pillow means it's always within reach.
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For the US audience, then, the resurrection of a long-lost classic from the Ghibli vaults is more than welcome.
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In 220006, two high-profile backers of key initiatives may hope their support vaults them to higher office: Lt. Gov.
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What isn't standard—given that the FBI Vaults account was dormant for so long—is to tweet those documents out.
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Federal Judge Claudio Bonadio said in the indictment that officials had found empty vaults under the house, but no money.
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The vaults were last opened to the public in the 1970s, and the last treasury secretary visit was in 1948.
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Program B comprises a collection of works from the company's vaults, including "Bolero," Mr. Rioult's take on Ravel's celebrated score.
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His government inherited double-digit inflation, empty central bank vaults, capital controls and unsustainable subsidies on utilities and public transportation.
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Last week, two officials told Reuters that Germany's second-biggest lender, Commerzbank, was mulling holding billions of euros in vaults.
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With the win, Usman vaults to 8-1 overall, and stays perfect in his first three bouts with the UFC.
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It is then transported to the vaults of the central bank in the capital Caracas, 843 kilometers (524 miles) away.
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He's pleased that there's more material in Prince's vaults than he realized, but sad that one day it'll be depleted.
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"Republicans are going to announce bold tax reform that grows jobs, grows paychecks and vaults America into the lead," Rep.
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Using blockchain technology, the company hopes to make the process of taking gold from mines to vaults easier and automated.
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Private vaults lie behind an 11-ton steel door flanked by concrete walls that are more than 15 inches thick.
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Seed vaults also preserve the genetic diversity of available food crops, storing as many plant varieties as we can find.
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The lot of 53,780 bars, each weighing 27.5lbs and worth $519,000, will now reside in vaults beneath the bank's headquarters.
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The Keystone State vaults into the smartest states, thanks to a marked improvement in high school test scores last year.
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Headlights are off but the truck's still noisy, so he throws it in park and vaults out of the cab.
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Maybe there are a few scraps of something in NBC's vaults, but all eyes have turned to Burnett for a reason.
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It's a stunningly good deal for Anaheim, one that instantly vaults to the top of any "best contracts in hockey" list.
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In Killmonger's opening scene, he makes clear that he sees museums as storage vaults for what the Western world has looted.
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ROME, May 28 (Reuters) - In secretive vaults in Rome, crisp 100 and 200 euro banknotes are rolling off the printing press.
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Liberty Safe sells gun storage safes and handgun vaults, which you would not know if you looked at the company's Instagram.
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LEONARD FINEGOLD Media, Pennsylvania When I was a criminal investigator I participated in 20 exhumations of coffins buried in concrete vaults.
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No. 22018 North Carolina vaults into the top five from ninth place last year, thanks to solid improvement in its economy.
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Update: Back in July, Kat Von D gifted us all with a teaser of three — count 'em — three new makeup vaults.
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The upper compartment often has less physical security, and breaking into it might provide access to the lower vaults vulnerable lock.
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But the best part isn't the discount: It's the fact that besides Tarte's special product vaults, there are no product exceptions.
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She leans back into a tortured yoga bend, then vaults towards the crowd spitting fake blood all over their jean-jackets.
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Vaults in London as of September 2017 held 7,743 tonnes of gold, worth $334 billion at today's prices, LBMA data shows.
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Would the silver lining of Prince's untimely end, his fans wondered, be the unveiling of the contents of his infamous vaults?
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It then shows off a cut scene in which the characters discover a terminal that reveals similar vaults on other planets.
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After gang members blew open the firm's vaults, three suspects and one policeman were killed in a two-hour gun battle.
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Searches in the marshes after Hurricane Rita in 2005 turned up vaults that had been missing since Hurricane Audrey in 1957.
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It's hidden from other users, unavailable to the public, but it continues to live on in Facebook's vast digital-storage vaults.
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After a near shutdown of small-business lending during the Great Recession, banks and others have opened up the vaults again.
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Why not let an ace producer into the vaults to sample the classics and make brand new music out of that?
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Some businesses, such as bars and restaurants, have elected to retain vaults and safe-deposit boxes as part of the décor.
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Vaults thinks Democrats are doing a good job of talking about the issue — but he wants them to do even better.
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The place feels like a living, breathing being, with various catacombs and vaults and catwalks that disobey the laws of gravity.
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Provocative ads also get shared more often, creating an organic boost that vaults them even further ahead of less inflammatory messages.
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The analogy isn't quite apt, though, because Equifax, like other data brokers, doesn't fill its vaults with deposits from willing customers.
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High-tech gun vaults that encase the trigger and magazine of a rifle can only be released by personalized electronic mechanisms.
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Under Germany's mixed-member proportional voting system, that vaults it well beyond the 5 percent threshold needed for seats in parliament.
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Under Germany's mixed-member proportional voting system, that vaults in well beyond the 5 percent threshold needed for seats in parliament.
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Instead, we want people to understand that the money inside the vaults of banks like Chase is driving the climate crisis.
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It's noteworthy that this is a control environment, something we haven't seen in previous Vaults (as far as I can remember).
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You can learn more by perusing the archives' blog, For the Record, which shares new tales from the vaults every Thursday.
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British sovereigns, French francs, German marks, and many more coins (some now out-of-circulation) can be found within its vaults.
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The alien vaults on each planet, which serve as the game's dungeons, are nearly identical in terms of both layout and presentation.
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Your "vaults" are essentially encrypted folders within your password manager account that hold login credentials to different online accounts of your choosing.
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Facebook's getting bigger on nostalgia these days, now that it's got several years of our lives stored up in its digital vaults.
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If anything, cryptocurrency storage has trended toward that extreme, with some deep-pocketed enthusiasts opting for physical vaults with Faraday cage surrounds.
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We're lucky he decided to release this one, but you have to wonder what kind of material is back in the vaults.
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Topics preclude: will the realDonaldTrump please step down, what is reality, Siri's Easter egg, and other mysteries from the vaults of time.
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Here's the backstory ... a fire destroyed as many as 500,000 master recordings in UMG's archive vaults on the Universal Studios backlot warehouse.
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Richardson in particular vaults to the forefront of her generation's actors with this performance, which virtually sings with emotional and intellectual acuity.
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For instance, you can insure your mobile phone, save money using vaults, buy cryptocurrencies, subscribe to a travel insurance package and more.
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Venezuela for decades stored gold that makes up its central bank reserves in foreign bank vaults, which is common among developing nations.
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The soldier walked ahead of us, cracking signal flares every few minutes to illuminate the cave's soaring vaults, hung with monumental stalactites.
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Extensive makeup brush kits, lip vaults, and new skin care that — at just a few bucks — we can't afford not to try.
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In the intervening decades, thousands of films from these tests were left to collect dust and decompose in vaults around the country.
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After that, other rivals, including Sony, started mining their vaults to resurface games and hardware, while smaller companies began remastering past titles.
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It vaults Alabama to the top as an industry leader in producing the next generation of cars that will power our nation.
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Once you get to about negative 50 basis points, then you see banks and consumers starting to move into cash and vaults.
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Each family member can then add passwords, secure notes, bank info, contact info, files, and more in the shared vaults or folders.
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Ashok Sewnarain, CEO of IBV Vaults, which has a facility in Zurich, said that storing gold has been big business for him.
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It has an appropriate secret agent vibe, with a huge table surrounded by special operatives and other elements hidden away in vaults.
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Biles produced two breathtaking vaults — a Cheng and an Amanar — to finish with an average score of 15.399 inside a packed arena.
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Massachusetts vaults into the top 10, finishing No. 8 this year largely on the strength of the best workforce in the country.
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Once the vaults were discovered, the project was delayed for a year while discussions were held on what to do about them.
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Vaults are still a part of SoFi Money and earn the same great interest rate, currently 1.60% as of December 30, 2019.
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As cemetery vaults were torn open, families lost track of their ancestors and there were fewer people to care for the dead.
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Here are the plays everybody will be talking about on Monday: Simone Biles vaults to another gold, and it was no big deal.
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If it doesn't, then it's sort of like an uninsured bank printing its own version of dollar bills without anything in its vaults.
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Once inside the safe deposit, the men, all of whom were experienced thieves, drilled a hole 20 inches deep to access the vaults.
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Concrete vaults also make exhumations easier because the crew can pull the entire vault out of the earth and easily plop it elsewhere.
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Images: Sarah Jane Ruch/Museum of the American RevolutionHistory has left us with many wonders, sometimes buried in elaborate vaults or ornate tombs.
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The return of "Muppet Babies" continues the trend of networks and studios digging into their content vaults to find shows with nostalgia value.
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Media reports suggest sales of mini-vaults to Japanese consumers have risen since the Bank of Japan introduced negative rates earlier this year.
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The peer-to-peer vaults storage element is core to MaidSafe's decentralization vision — aka launching a "self healing, self managing fully distributed network".
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The temperature continues to rise incrementally, and the globe's large glaciers—giant vaults of stored water—continue to melt, releasing into the oceans.
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Karmakar is one of the few female gymnasts to regularly land the Produnova, one of the most dangerous vaults in the gymnastic world.
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He turns both right and left, arrives from multiple pirouettes in surprising, forward-leaning positions and vaults high, only to pivot in midair.
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"Walls of Louvre Blankly Stare While Treasures Rest in Vaults," a headline in the European edition of The New York Herald Tribune declared.
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That's just before she landed one of the world's hardest vaults — an Amanar, which has one flip and two and a half twists.
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When Philip IV acceded to the throne, he moved this painting to a special chamber in the Alcázar Palace, called the Titian Vaults.
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When they competed these vaults at the 2015 world championships, Gabby still outscored Aly, because she looked so much better in the air.
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Because so many cemeteries are owned by SCI, a company that pushes clients to take the full package — embalming, concrete-lined vaults, etc.
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It may fall off balance at times, but as it vaults through the air in search of transcendence, it's a beautiful, beguiling artifact.
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This clause was designed to protect performers and prevent recordings that labels thought would be less commercially viable from sitting in company vaults.
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To clench the win, Biles, Hernandez, and Raisman began with the vaults and each posted scores above 15 (Biles scored the highest, at 15.933).
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The 29-track album chronicles a gig at Maxwell's in Hoboken, New Jersey that's been in the label vaults since it was first recorded.
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"I even think they'll try to cross with those pole vaults that they use in the Olympics," he said as he awaited Trump's visit.
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Incirlik also holds the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons in Europe, with 50 Cold War-era B61 hydrogen bombs being kept in underground vaults.
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Now, Luxembourg has revealed the first step in its plan to fill the banking vaults with space-grade platinum: a small, water-powered spacecraft.
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This exposure could easily fry Juno's electronics, which is why they are housed in solid titanium radiation vaults with walls half an inch thick.
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For today only, you can snag a variety of color-correcting palettes, limited-edition vaults, lipsticks, and brush sets for up to 70% off.
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Even before the siege began, residents would stay away from banks in favor of keeping their money in vaults and doing business among themselves.
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Herrera told Reuters last week that a branch of Landbank had been attacked and he had heard that one of its vaults was opened.
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She earned 15.733 on the floor, 16.000 and 16.100 from her two vaults, 15.000 on the asymmetric bars, and 15.633 on the balance beam.
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"I grew up in the '80s so we had the Disney channel and all of the vaults and the cartoons and stuff," he explained.
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Under the soaring vaults of Rodef Shalom's sanctuary, another of Pittsburgh's large and historic synagogues, Mallinger's family and friends praised her zest for life.
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The label's catalog includes jazz, avant-garde electronica and American folk, featuring emerging artists and archive sessions from the BBC vaults or other sources.
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At Kentucky's Fort Knox, whose vaults hold much of America's gold reserves, Reuters found paint peeling from a covered porch where small kids play.
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"It's like the guards at Fort Knox forgot to lock the doors and failed to notice the thieves were emptying the vaults," he said.
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There was talk, courtesy of Bethesda executive producer Todd Howard, of some more Fallout 4 DLC, which will let players build their own vaults.
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Visitors, holding their small LED candles, are led down the sparsely lit 21904-foot-long crypt corridor with marked, sealed vaults on either side.
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Once they accept your invitation, each family member creates a master password for their account and gains access to the shared vaults or folders.
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The shift will mean the closure of 34 Fur Vaults at Macy's and 22 Maximilian salons at Bloomingdale's, the company said in an email.
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International Bank Vaults didn&apost immediately respond to Business Insider&aposs request for comment on the features, costs, or procedures of the new vault.
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The beer has been gone so long that it took an archaeologist to figure out that four underground caverns were once a brewer's vaults.
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"The CBL has no records that monies printed under its authority have not been yet been delivered into its reserve vaults," the statement said.
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This kind of exercise is rather routine for Adams—the vaults at Pax-Am are filled with covers, a result of late-night jams.
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The amount of cash stashed in homes or vaults from the euro zone has topped 1 trillion euros, much of it in 500-euro notes.
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The curved and hood-like repetitions of its roof rhyme with the surrounding mountains, as the hillside enclosure's several levels step down to vaults below.
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The bills of Europe's single currency are adorned with handsome bridges, arches, vaults and aqueducts, testament to the glorious architectural history of the old continent.
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If a candidate is predicted to struggle in a debate but ultimately vaults over the low bar, surrogates and analysts will proclaim an upset win.
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Kept safely in the vaults of the Biblioteca Reale in Turin, the portrait's power, despite the imperfections, has even gained rumors of supposedly magical powers.
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We may have a print in our vaults, but it's a used projection print from 1935, for example, so we will look for other sources.
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A hefty chunk of its reserves is in the form of gold held in the vaults of the central bank, a cumbersome means of payment.
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What Sony has here is a wonderful design just sitting in its vaults, begging to be let back into the world without its unwieldy wires.
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Simply put, gaining access to Walt's vaults is -- or at least should be -- too valuable to squander on the wrong kind of Mickey Mouse effort.
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The Cabal's invasion leads to the fall of the Guardians at the hands of Commander Ghaul, the loss of players' powers, and (gasp) their vaults.
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In such an environment, he said, savers may rush to put their wealth into hard assets like gold — or even hoard large bills in vaults.
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It has 28 rooms — including six bathrooms, 10 fireplaces, a ballroom, a billiards room, two dining rooms, and three vaults for wine and other valuables.
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The retrospective, curated by Ileen Gallagher, formerly of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, digs deep from collectors' vaults and the band members' closets.
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Named for the former city of Lafayette, the cemetery features over 500 wall vaults according to the New Orleans' tourism site, highlighting its lengthy history.
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Critical posts included electrical vaults, ventilating ducts, the attic over the 14th-floor board room and the rooftop above the 6203th-floor executive dining room.
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But earlier this year, some people in the security community were a little upset when 21Password began to emphasize cloud subscription packages over local vaults.
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About 10,000 videos of such tests were filmed, analyzed, and locked away in high-security vaults, where they were nearly forgotten and began to decay.
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But the real version of Other Wind has always been around — half-edited, confusing, its pieces locked in vaults, various parties fighting over its scraps.
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I had to explain to them that the rules state I have to perform two completely different vaults, one going forward and one going backwards.
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The Green Burial Council's steps for minimizing negative environmental effects include forgoing embalming, skipping concrete vaults, rethinking burial containers and maintaining and protecting natural habitat.
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But the inn's true allure is its access to the Bowmore Distillery, home to the world's oldest scotch maturation warehouse, the legendary No. 1 Vaults.
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His ownership of Fortune immediately vaults Mr. Jiaravanon onto the world stage, but he did not buy the magazine "for personal glorification," Mr. Murray said.
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"This deal vaults Hilcorp to be the second-largest Alaska producer and reserves holder, behind only ConocoPhillips ," said Rowena Gunn, a Wood Mackenzie energy analyst.
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What will become of France if Ms. Le Pen, the anti-immigrant, anti-European Union candidate, defies the polls and vaults into the Élysée Palace?
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Deep inside Incirlik, these vaults are some of the last checks against nuclear theft or detonation by, say, a rogue Turkish government or allied militia.
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Popular Mechanics recently published an article about the manic international market for survival space in bunkers and vaults that cost anywhere from $35,000 to $85033M.
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He vaults over a stack of watercoolers into the back of the tent and gets into position behind the grill, slapping on blue latex gloves.
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In case a catastrophe hits, seeds from most plant species are locked safely in vaults deep within the Earth — a kind of agricultural insurance policy.
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He also theorizes about how the early Spanish explorers left behind hidden treasure vaults of gold and silver in Gold Butte and the surrounding region.
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The highlight of the exhibition, along with Kiesler's work, is definitely its assortment of architectural models, which includes some beautiful examples from the MoMA vaults.
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GREG GUTFELD, THE FIVE CO-HOST: Hi. Hey, I&aposm Greg Gutfeld with K.G., Geraldo, Jesse Watters, and she pole vaults with abobby pin, Dana Perino.
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It was the oak-beamed roof above the vaults that proved to be both so flammable, and so difficult for the fire brigade to get to.
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During a Chinese gold rush created by jewellery buyers and bullion investors in 2013, bars in Western vaults were melted into smaller ingots and sent east.
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In addition, in December the central bank increased the interest penalty it charges banks to hold money in its vaults to 0.3 percent from 0.2 percent.
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Right now, big companies and governments are the largest users of data that we've handed to them—mostly for free—to lock up in their vaults.
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It is a well-known secret that Prince accumulated a large trove of unreleased materials in a vault—or vaults—in his Paisley Park studio complex.
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Many testing chambers look like massive bank vaults from the outside, and it's not uncommon to see huge foam cones protruding from the walls and ceilings.
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Under the proposed alternative (a variation on "narrow banking"), accounts would be transformed into something much closer to the safe-deposit boxes nestled in Swiss vaults.
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Regulators are still trying to swaddle the banks, forcing them to keep plenty of cash in their vaults and limiting their loans to weak industrial sectors.
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Biles, 19, averaged 22012 during her two vaults, well clear of the silver medalist Maria Paseka of Russia and the bronze medalist Giulia Steingruber of Switzerland.
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It also increased the penalty it charges banks to park money in its vaults — a so-called negative interest rate — to 0.4 percent from 0.3 percent.
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Venezuela is selling gold from its central bank vaults to the United Arab Emirates in coming days in return for euros in cash, a source said.
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And economists see a plausible connection between Mr. Trump's determination to prune the federal rule book and the willingness of businesses to crank open their vaults.
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Burt BloomBrooklyn To the Editor: When someone vaults over a subway turnstile, or boards a bus through a rear door, it's generally not a maiden voyage.
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Practically speaking "Descendants 3" arrives at an interesting time, as Disney aggressively mines its vaults both on the theatrical front and for its upcoming streaming service.
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Planned reshoots that reportedly never happened and various other business concerns kept the movie in the Fox vaults way beyond its originally planned April 2018 release.
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Dramatically lit from skylights above the darkened spaces of these historical vaults, the works are reminiscent of medieval reliquaries, Eastern Orthodox icons, or personal devotional objects.
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In the South and Midwest, where religious or cultural traditions run deep, more families opt for caskets and concretes vaults, and fewer choose cremation, experts say.
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Venezuela had gold reserves of 132 tonnes between the central bank's vaults and the Bank of England at the end of November, according to central bank data.
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Now, over 400 photographs from its vaults, many that have never previously been on display, are exhibited miles from the archives at the Annenberg Space for Photography.
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It is the only biometric authentication on the phone, and it fully replaces the fingerprint sensor for things like password vaults, banking apps, and to confirm purchases.
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It was shot in 27 but abandoned by its white producers, until years later MoMA curator Ron Magliozzi unearthed its unlabelled, unedited footage from the museum's vaults.
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Designed to address data challenges for companies dealing with large film vaults and troves of satellite imagery, the truck consumes a whopping 350 KW of AC power.
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Normally, when new additions aren't working out the way Epic intended, the developer usually "vaults" items — that is, takes them out of commission for the foreseeable future.
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In initial reports, police said the vaults were able to store up to $40 million but neither authorities nor the firm confirmed the sum that was taken.
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As a result, Deutsche's vaults likely also hold information sent over, by request, from banks that once lent to Trump before branding him too risky to touch.
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The American team blew away the opposition by almost 10 points in qualifying, propelled by Biles' gravity-defying vaults, vibrant Samba-infused floor choreography, and perfect landings.
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Lining both sides of the long central passage of the catacomb at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn were family vaults that discreetly sheltered long-departed loved ones.
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The plans could include vaults that the banks operate as well as storage run by other companies, including refineries and logistics businesses, one of the sources said.
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When Georgina announces she's fallen in love with the stablemaster, Brigitte (professional tennis player Martina Navratilova), he vaults himself off his expensive furniture and out the window.
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For instance, Revolut recently launched savings vaults in the U.K. — customers in other markets will be able to open savings sub-accounts in the future, as well.
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The basement level has nearly 2,500 square feet of additional space that contains a laundry area, storage and two vaults — one for storing wine, another for valuables.
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Archivists are taking millions of records, and one by one, putting them in folders and vaults designed to withstand the worst conditions a warming world will bring.
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Venezuela had gold reserves of 753 tonnes between the central bank's vaults and the Bank of England at the end of November, according to central bank data.
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And until the network finally finds its cellar, the network will just keep hauling out old stuff from the vaults, in hopes you might watch TV again.
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The loss of certain performance spaces, including the Institute of Contemporary Arts and the Shunt Vaults, has made it hard to find a place to stage some events.
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THE trajectory of Nintendo's stock price in the past year has been worthy of the vaults and free-falls of a particularly exhilarating round of "Super Mario Bros".
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Those who retained the coverage have the chance to join the likes of Hal Finney, computer scientist and bitcoin pioneer, whose body currently rests in the Alcor vaults.
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But as a refresher, it's a clip from ABC's The Bachelor, in which Underwood, the show's 23rd Dude Looking for Romance, vaults over a barrier after being jilted.
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Under India's complicated rules for cash holdings, only a certain amount of the cash they hold in their vaults is eligible to be placed under cash reserve requirements.
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But within its walls, crated or sealed cheek by jowl in cramped storage vaults, are more than a million of some of the most exquisite artworks ever made.
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For broadcasters like Nickelodeon — confronted with cord-cutting and depleted, fragmented viewership — the vaults of old shows look like a lifeline, a direct path to an intergenerational audience.
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The Wildenstein family has long maintained a mystique because no one knew what rested in their vaults in New York and Tokyo and a research institute in Paris.
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Disney, of course, has already unearthed plenty of gold from its vaults, reviving and remaking various family properties, which has included transforming animated classics into live-action extravaganzas.
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It may even become cheaper for banks to put billions of yen, euros or francs of their customers' cash in vaults — a possibility German lender Commerzbank is examining.
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No one knew what rested in their vaults in New York and Tokyo and in a research institute in the heart of Paris on the Rue la Boétie.
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That party was supposed to take place at the Richard Lenoir vaults, the water-filled tunnels under the Place de la Bastille between the fourth and 12th Arrondissements.
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The Islamic State, for instance, has become perhaps the wealthiest militant group in history by wringing cash from the people it rules, looting bank vaults and smuggling oil.
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We sat down with Richard Larsen—one third of Glass Vaults, completed by Rowan Pierce and Bevan Smith—to talk pop music, his native New Zealand, and fetishes.
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He has a large personal collection of antique jewelry, some of which he bought right here at the Silver Vaults, and he loves metal — but always with restraint.
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It starts on New Year's Eve 2019, then vaults forward through the next 10 years over six episodes (with a brief epilogue set in 2034 for good measure).
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It vaults forward in time with a reckless abandon that's honestly thrilling, and it features strong performances despite the thin characterization of some members of the Lyons family.
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The clearing banks are preparing to accept gold at vaults in Switzerland and elsewhere, the two sources said, adding that a final decision had not yet been taken.
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It is also a hybrid which combines the retrospective with a show of works that Michals has found in his investigations of the stores within the Morgan's vaults.
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Kilobars are small - around the size and thickness of a cellphone - unlike the roughly 12.5-kilo gold ingots typically stored in the vaults of the world's central banks.
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They did not have to break through reinforced concrete or tunnel under vaults to get at the money, and they had no need to use force or threats.
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The air conditioned vaults of philistine businessmen will be broken open and the contents expropriated and your wretched art journalists will be stoned to death with fake Etruscan bronzes.
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Coinbase won't have to turn over communications between the company and users, and it won't have to give up public keys for wallets, accounts, and vaults at this time.
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Consumer activists also said the hack highlighted the dangers of letting a handful of credit-reporting firms amass huge vaults of information about virtually all Americans without their permission.
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Vaulty offers photo and video editing capabilities within its secret folders along with the standard PIN-protection for multiple Vaults and a Mugshot feature that catches snoopers red-handed.
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And although they have foreign-currency deposits—notably, in America MUFG owns Union Bank, which has around $80bn in the vaults—their stable funding does not match their lending.
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Two years later Amazon is now tightening the screws on those who have locked their data inside its vaults — an all too familiar story in the cloud storage space.
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This round vaults Circle into an exclusive club of crypto companies that are valued, in U.S. dollars, at $1 billion or more in their most recent venture capital round.
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This time next year "distracted boyfriend" will be in the Internet vaults along with 'I can haz cheezburger' and Gangnam Style, so let's just enjoy it while it lasts.
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The Bank of England has said direct payment and account services firms could become the future "face" of day-to-day banking, effectively turning traditional retail banks into vaults.
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Boehringer wants all of Germany's gold repatriated from vaults in New York, Paris and elsewhere, but he has also said this is not a matter for the budget committee.
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It also oversees more than 500,000 gold bars that have accumulated in underground vaults since the New York Fed first opened accounts for Britain and France a century ago.
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As the actors react, he says Arya "vaults off a pile of dead wights," thus giving us the shot of her descending, cat-like, from behind the Night King.
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Downtown, at the Post Office Vaults pub, a pleasingly musty dark room, the bartender, Jess Milton, 24, tended to 360 varieties of bottled beer, many of them from Belgium.
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The family looked in a nearby trailer park and the surrounding woods, and found about 15 coffins and vaults before finally discovering the one they believed to be his.
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Banks keep much of their cash in giant vaults, some maintained directly by the Federal Reserve, and manage their daily cash supplies by ordering deliveries through secure-transport services.
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Here's a look at some of Ms. Lagarde's limited options: The E.C.B. is widely expected to cut the rate it charges banks to park money in its virtual vaults.
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Snaking through this landscape is a giant sea serpent, its chrome ribs playing off the painted steel tendrils of the columns and vaults of the Palais's Beaux-Arts interior.
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Inside the dark tube, which is illuminated by skylights, he and his friends weighed bets on spending the night in small vaults that housed up to a dozen corpses.
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Whenever Coolidge sets off in one direction, the reader had better be prepared to be startled by an unexpected shift, a sudden stop that vaults you into another dimension.
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Through March 6 Each year, the vaults below London's bustling Waterloo station open to the public for this festival, which offers a mix of comedy, theater, dance, music and film.
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Prince, 57, died of an accidental overdose of the opioid fentanyl in 2016, leaving behind thousands of recordings and videos in the vaults of his home studio in suburban Minneapolis.
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Credit where credit's due to Vaults, the trio responsible for the cover of Randy Newman's "One Day I'll Fly Away" here, for forcing John Lewis to pivot to synths, however.
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On Wednesday, sources told Reuters that Commerzbank was examining the possibility of hoarding billions of euros in vaults rather than paying a penalty charge for parking it with the ECB.
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The Islamic State has looted roughly $1 billion from bank vaults across Syria and Iraq, and it exacts taxes, tolls and traffic fines from those who live under its control.
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But as a landlocked nation with few natural resources and plenty of gold in the vaults, the fact that Luxembourg is planting its flag here early is not entirely surprising.
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The terrifying explosions were filmed from every possible angle and distance, and the movies — an estimated 10,000 of them — were then stored in high-security vaults scattered across the country.
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During one of her infamous high-flying vaults, she fell on her landing, which knocked her down to second place, earning her a silver medal and Internet meme status. 5.
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A mockumentary in the vein of This is Spinal Tap set in the ABA, New Jersey Turnpikes has been rotting in the vaults of Universal Studios for nearly twenty years.
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The posters and earlier trailers showed a series of dead faces in the vaults of House of Black and White where the Faceless Men worship the Many-Faced God: Death.
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One of the best photographs in Les Paradis is of Tony Reynard and Christian Pauli looking at each other in one of the high-security vaults of the Singapore Freeport.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Saturdays (and Fridays) are traditionally themeless and an opportunity for constructors to open up their mental vaults a bit, withdraw and make use of some esoteric entries.
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And that's a problem for Trump: Because House Democrats are fighting a legal battle to get inside Deutsche's vaults, and they stand a chance of winning before the 2020 election.
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In April, visitors to the International Furniture Fair in Milan saw shining new examples in Waste No More, an exhibition in the murky vaults of the city's central train station.
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While a portion sits at the Bank of Greece's vaults, the figure is up by about 17 billion euros from late 2014, meaning there is money to be lured back.
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Some believe that tech giants such as Facebook, Amazon and IBM could be primed to disrupt banking, especially once lenders are forced to open their data vaults to tech firms.
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TODAY'S NUMBERS 259 The number of people worldwide who've died since 2011 while taking selfies $100 million The value of cash reportedly missing from the vaults of Liberia's central bank.
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One, a small, crinkly hand scroll by a 19th-century artist named Yang Tianbi is on first-time view at the Met, though it's been in the vaults for ages.
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Photo tip: You'll want to bring a phone capable of long exposure or have a way to stabilize your DSLR on your tour — the lighting throughout the vaults is tricky.
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In 1964, Penn Station, with its soaring vaults and sunlight, was demolished and replaced by a claustrophobic labyrinth that weighs on the spirits of the people who travel through it.
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"The church has a structure made of bricks which, drenched in salt water, deteriorate even to a height of several meters, endangering the mosaics that adorn the vaults," he said.
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The three temples share a similar silhouette (to symbolize unity) but vary in their facades and interiors (colonnades for the church; screens for the synagogue; and vaults for the mosque).
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MARRAKESH — In the vaults adjacent to the city's Koutoubia Mosque, a video by the Copenhagen-based artists' group Superflex tells the story of migrants and refugees eager to reach Europe.
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Called "Mets"—short for "Methuselahs"—the members of Altered Carbon's 0.001 percent have achieved virtual immortality thanks to vaults of their own cloned sleeves and cloud backups full of their stacks.
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Belgium's bombs are stored inside specially constructed armored vaults underneath protective aircraft shelters that are inside a secured storage site exclusively used for nuclear weapons that is inside a military base.
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Trinity Church Wall Street was dismayed to hear of the severe disrepair of the vaults and we are pleased to have been able to restore and re-consecrate this historic gravesite.
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Some 20 tons of monetary gold were also removed from the central bank's vaults in 2018, according to the bank's data, leaving 140 tonnes remaining, the lowest level in 75 years.
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Maduro's government has been seeking to repatriate some 31 tons of gold in the Bank of England's vaults on fears it could be caught up in international sanctions on the country.
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Lenders in Europe and Japan are rebelling against their central banks' negative interest rate policies, with one big German group going so far as to weigh storing excess deposits in vaults.
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The Archives site is the real prize here, and he said we'll see other veteran artists making the contents of their vaults available in the same way, for the same reasons.
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When pop icon Prince passed away in April 2016, he left are "thousands upon thousands" of tapes in vaults at his home in Minnesota known as Paisley Park, reports Rolling Stone.
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Instead, Goldex routes all clients' orders to the largest gold markets in the world in a selection of international vaults (for the time being London, Zurich, New York, Toronto and Singapore).
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Sweden's central bank has said it may launch an e-currency as the use of cash declines and low interest rates tempt citizens to hoard money in vaults or at home.
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Using a combination of satellite imagery, electronic intercepts and informers' tips, analysts have tracked Islamic State operatives storing huge amounts of cash in bank vaults, private residences and other hiding places.
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This month, Plymouth Gin launched a craft ode to one of their 19th-century distillers, called Mr King's 1842, whose recipe they found within the vaults of Plymouth Black Friars distillery.
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After the two robbers emptied the vaults and most of the cases, however, Verma was able to get a hold of François's gun, which prompted the remaining employees to fight back.
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It was surprising, then, when one of the first posthumous tracks released from Peep's vaults was a version of "Sunlight On Your Skin," a sunny outlier in his catalogue of demos.
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Solar panels have been mentioned, and some art specialists are enthusiastic about creating emergency art storage vaults around the island, perhaps by converting buildings at abandoned but well-maintained military bases.
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By the 1980s, its warehouses and subterranean vaults held paperwork and assets for private concerns and public institutions, from banks to corporations to the federal government, which remains a major client.
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It's the ultimate lost film, unfindable and unseeable no matter how many drawers we open or vaults we scour — and yet so vivid we can imagine every frame, tiger and all.
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Mr. Dickison also hopes to entice reticent public and private institutions to crack open their vaults of knowledge and expertise, making them more accessible for editors to use while editing Wikipedia.
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Situated in the former bank vaults underground, the hotel's small spa offers a hydrotherapy pool, sauna and steam room, free for guests, while treatments such as hot stone massage, are extra.
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After the musician's death in April 2016, attention focused on the trove of unreleased material that he kept hidden in two storage vaults at Paisley Park, his studio complex outside Minneapolis.
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The militants searched the building methodically for valuables, even breaking up the ground floor in their search for vaults with artifacts inside that they could sell, according to Federal Police officers.
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"They never expected to find anything," said Dr. Bergoffen, who was called in by the developer, Yuco Real Estate Company, after the backhoe hit the top of one of the vaults.
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The laden hull created a steep stern wave, and, in the first miles, dolphins slipped up its face and somersaulted back into the sea, barely skimming under the surface between vaults.
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This makes for awkward moments when modern astrophysics vaults one of these previously anonymous stars into the limelight, because it is exploding weirdly or turns out to harbor possibly habitable planets.
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Even when the ECB stops issuing the €500 note in 2018 and banks will have to use the smaller denomination €200 notes, there is enough space in vaults, according to private bankers.
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Chinese intelligence was way behind in third place, taking a leisurely four hours to gain access to the vaults—though the Chinese made up what they lacked in speed with sheer volume.
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A less squeamish chemist, Arthur Heffter, worked it out after swallowing an alkaloid derived from the cactus and finding himself immersed in classic mescaline hallucinations: carpet patterns, ribbed vaults, intricate architectural phantasms.
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He also told us what happens to all those jewels the day after the big show, and let's just say we've found our new happy place, and it's inside Neil Lane's vaults.
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Throughout the building, its royal links are clear from vaults and tombs of long-dead monarchs to the 6ft 8inch long sword King Edward III was believed to have wielded in battle.
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Were interest rates negative enough for long enough, specialist security firms would emerge that would build vaults to store cash on behalf of big depositors and clear transfers between their customers' accounts.
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The Geneva Free Port, behind barbed wire, is crammed with storage vaults that contain some of the most exquisite artworks ever made, tucked away where they may not be seen for decades.
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It's why we see disposable shaving refills locked up in plastic vaults at the drug store as if they were museum pieces, and why most stores no longer take your personal check.
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Scarcely had he offered this brief reply when I saw Experience approaching, and the columns of the portico of hypotheses began tottering, its vaults sagging and its floor opening under our feet.
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Keith Seramur, head of the Boone-based graveyard mapping team, said many of the people buried there were probably slaves who had little money, yet there were vaults found among the graves.
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Residents of the Woolworth Building get access to a 50-foot swimming pool, a hot tub and sauna, and a wine tasting room and cellar with individual wine vaults for each residence.
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Biden now vaults to the top of a more racially diverse, older and moderate wing of the party, after struggling to power up a campaign that looked stronger in theory than practice.
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Part of the appeal of the "Ocean's" movies is that their characters are excellent at their jobs, at slipping watches off wrists, cash out of vaults and all the irresistible, disreputable rest.
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To share vaults in 1Password for Families or folders in LastPass Families, the process is roughly the same: Click People in 1Password or Manage Family in LastPass, and invite members via email.
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At a cemetery, there are concrete vaults, coffins made from exotic materials, and headstones that have been transported from across the country; perpetual mowing, irrigation, and leaking toxins become one's environmental legacy.
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At its peak, according to news reports, more than 80 percent of the world's diamonds passed through its doors, and its subterranean vaults once held an estimated $5 billion worth of stones.
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Those missiles were removed in 33, but 50 B61 nuclear gravity bombs currently reside in specialized underground vaults at Incirlik Air Base in southern Turkey, some 20 miles from the Mediterranean coast.
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Together they established their first church on a site that is now home to a grand cathedral, with giant chandeliers, walls lined with icons and St. Mark's head preserved in its vaults.
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According to an international non-profit called the Crop Trust, many seed vaults lack seeds from the wild cousins of domesticated crops, including some species of wild rice, lentils, potatoes, and carrots.
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We've seen a lot of vaults of zeros and ones in scenes like this, and I just wanted to do something that was a more organic representation of what data would be.
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IN THE spring of 2100, Indian officials desperate to fend off a balance-of-payments crunch secretly airlifted 21.5 tonnes of gold confiscated from smugglers into the vaults of UBS, a Swiss bank.
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The equivalent course of action now would be to force today's giants to open up their data vaults, thus lowering the barriers to market entry and giving newcomers a better chance to compete.
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Or, at the very least, a moment with an asterisk: the kind that puts him back in the presidential mix, not the sort that immediately vaults him to the top of the pack.
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You've been able to create Vaults in the Fallout virtual world previously, but only in Fallout Shelter, the mobile-first spin out game (which is now available on PC, too, by the way).
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She's an advocate of skipping the use of embalming fluids, caskets and concrete burial vaults – and burying the body in a biodegradable shroud or a simple wood coffin that will decompose over time.
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The game seems to take place in a trippy '60s version of one of Fallout's vaults, a host of masked denizens taking copious amounts of mind-altering substances to avoid their nasty reality.
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Watch: Inside the Arctic seed vaults designed to save humanity from extinction To counter this in the modern age, we rapidly develop slightly different varieties to roll out into our fields, Khouly explained.
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Despite being helped out of the arena to get medical attention, the 17-year-old was back in action 15 minutes later and executed two soaring vaults as Britain finished fourth in qualifying.
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Eighteen were fairly easily matched with their proper gravesite because they either were partially contained within their vaults or they had identification written on paper stored in water-tight tubes, city officials said.
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There were reports that $2.5m in national park receipts had been siphoned off to help foot the jamboree's bill, and that Mr Trump's tanks could damage the underground vaults of the Lincoln Memorial.
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Analysts expect the central bank to raise the penalty it charges banks to store money in its vaults, and increase purchases of assets like government bonds to pump money into the eurozone economy.
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But that's not their only value: They also protect coasts from storm surge, supporting inland mangroves and coastal grasslands that are mega-storage vaults for carbon and homes for large numbers of species.
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In a push to make their collections increasingly accessible to the public, many major museums have begun to digitize and publish online giant troves of art — much of which has occupied storage vaults.
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Now, in congressional hearings that started Wednesday, the banks are trying to muscle this new Congress into repealing reform, obliterating competition and transferring all those billions from your pocket back into their vaults.
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International Bank Vaults is opening a new location in London that will be home to the most expensive safety deposit boxes in the British capital and will only serve billionaires, The Guardian reported.
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But the Bundesbank said on Thursday that it had completed a planned transfer of some $13 billion in gold bars that for historical reasons had been stored in vaults deep below Lower Manhattan.
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Maybe the original "2 The Sky" is still hidden somewhere inside the German producer's digital vaults, but we can't imagine really a imagine a version of the song that improves on this one.
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Using explosives, the militants blew open the vaults of the city's three main banks, Landbank, the Philippine National Bank and the Al Amanah Islamic Bank, Montesa told Reuters in a town near Marawi.
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A court order might force Burnett to open his vaults, but in that case, he could just as easily release all of the footage, leading to the needle in a haystack scenario raised above.
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This can range from document vaults, where you photograph and upload your receipt when you pay for medical costs, to concierge services that will help you compare prices and shop for doctors, said Remjeske.
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Meghan was loaned the Queen Mary Diamond bandeau tiara by Queen Elizabeth for her wedding day in May – but other than that, she has yet to wear any other pieces from the royal vaults.
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Friedman has said the company plans to open more locations with restaurants, wine vaults and cafes in the coming years — giving customers more of a reason to come inside and to keep coming back.
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"People have misconceptions of how 2FA works in the context of encryption or things like password vaults," says Maximilian Golla, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Cyber Security and Privacy in Germany.
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Risk advisor Aon, received some two dozen inquiries this year from exchanges and crypto vaults seeking insurance, according to Thomas Cain, regional director, commercial risk solutions, at Aon's Asian financial services and professions group.
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Investors will consider hoarding cash in vaults as government bond yields fall deeper into negative territory following the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union, according to Talanx AG, Germany's third-biggest insurer.
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TrueUSD, another dollar-pegged stablecoin, holds collateral funds in an external trust; Eidoo, whose stablecoin is backed by gold, lets customers monitor the precious metal via webcam in the vaults where it is stored.
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But in this case, if Disney's new streaming service vaults the company's trading multiple to something that looks more like Netflix and less like Viacom, you can deem its acquisition of Fox a success.
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As Lamacq said, a "source close to the band" (lol) told him "they were especially apparently pleased to find this in the vaults because they thought it had been lost somewhere over the years".
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Prince, who was sometimes called "The Purple One," for his frequent use of that color in outfits, left behind thousands of recordings and videos in the vaults of his home studio in suburban Minneapolis.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Chevron Corp's proposed $33-billion deal for Anadarko Petroleum Corp vaults the company into top ranks of the world's biggest oil companies and cements its chief executive, Mike Wirth, as a dealmaker.
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As you explore the park you'll be able to wander through a robot battle theater, and hop on a ride that takes you through what the future of vaults could one day look like.
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Worries over euro zone banks, and a sluggish global economy more generally, have been fuelled by signs that money managers are considering hoarding cash in bank vaults, given the lack of return on capital.
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The show, staged in London's Vaults theater, features updates to the dialogue and song lyrics written by James Rado, who wrote the show with Germoe Ragni in the 1960s, to comment on contemporary politics.
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He wants to address that with a custom-built system where people's private keys are stored on multiple digital devices, kept in vaults, so that no one device can gain access to the keys.
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Bald, slightly gaunt, and sporting a grin that wouldn't look amiss on the Joker, Ryan infuses Ray with a volatility that vaults him up to one of the more impressive turns of the year.
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Substitute concrete vaults and toxic burial containers for coffins made with sustainably harvested wood and organic liners, and check if products or components were transported over long distances, which can increase the carbon footprint.
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" From the late 1850s through 1862, Whitman frequented the underground vaults of Pfaff's, a beer cellar in Lower Manhattan, which the Grolier show calls "America's first bohemian hangout and probably its first gay bar.
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So far, the offerings include skin-care sets from Drunk Elephant, limited-edition makeup vaults from Urban Decay, and cute hair accessories that will help you survive the whirlwind that is holiday party season.
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Manufacturing a steel coffin also produces four times the carbon dioxide released in a typical cremation, and we bury more than 83,000 such coffins every year, plus many, many tons of concrete burial vaults.
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Most important was his insistence, against Mr. Saarinen's wishes, that the lobed roof be divided into four discrete vaults, instead of being formed as a single 55,000-square-foot expanse of concrete, without joints.
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Deutsche has been closer to Trump than any other major bank over the past two decades, and has been widely thought to hold a highly detailed portrait of his financial state within its vaults.
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While he continues to spread his sound—a smooth mix of dub, latin, funk, and grooving house—to the masses, Evelyn's reached into his vaults to unveil a series of mixtapes dubbed The Now Experience.
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Appraisers had estimated the documents were worth up to $2 million in 19073; former HP staff archivist Karen Lewis told the paper that the archives had previously been kept in special, flame retardant-lined vaults.
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Today, as NavHealth chief executive, Aneesh remains focused on a future where health data is unlocked from the vaults of electronic health record companies and is made accessible to patients and innovators to create value.
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Roughly a further 1,485 tonnes of gold in London vaults was probably for physically-backed exchange-traded funds, she said, leaving around 1,460-1,965 tonnes in unallocated and allocated accounts available for OTC trading activities.
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A Reuters report on Commerzbank looking to put billions of euros in vaults rather than pay a penalty charge for parking them with the European Central Bank appeared to have unsettled an already nervous market.
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Those companies may have enough in their vaults to work through the hiccoughs in their current business models and provide healthy exits for investors, which will reinvigorate investors to start chasing riskier (or stupider) deals.
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Commerzbank, one of Germany's biggest lenders, is examining the possibility of hoarding billions of euros in vaults rather than paying to park it with the European Central Bank, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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There's the original bank, a squat white holdover from the dam-worker days paneled with curling, mildewed clapboard, and the half-constructed new bank, a soaring metal skeleton that vaults directly over the old structure.
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And in Houston, all but one of the Texas Medical Center's clinical care facilities stayed open throughout Hurricane Harvey because of modifications, including installing above-ground electrical vaults, implemented after Tropical Storm Allison in 2001.
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The bank set a precedent for negative interest rates two years ago when it began charging banks to keep money in its virtual vaults, instead of paying them interest as it did in the past.
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That is because for almost two years the European Central Bank has been charging lenders a so-called negative interest rate to keep money in its virtual vaults, which are considered the ultimate safe haven.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Yennie and others in the grave-tracking group glued electronic beacons to a few vaults that were known to be "frequent floaters," next to an often-flooded bayou outside New Orleans.
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It now sells an impressive range of products, from books with titles like Bloodlines of the Illuminati and Controlling the Human Mind, to doomsday prepping gear like "Survival Seed Vaults" and radiation-eliminating water bottles.
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But will there come a point where it is so costly for a firm to keep its cash in the financial system that it makes more sense to stuff it in vaults with armed guards?
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The Singapore Freeport, which was designed, engineered, and financed by a team of Swiss businessmen, is one of the world's maximum-security vaults where billions of dollars in art, gold, and cash are stashed away.
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Below street level, two vaults, once filled with stocks and bearer bonds, are being repurposed: one to store mechanical equipment, the other as a lounge for residents, said Nathan Berman, the founder of Metro Loft.
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The move would be aimed at reducing the risk of disruption if metal cannot reach London, the world's most important physical gold trading hub, where trades are underpinned by metal held in high-security vaults.
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Touted as an environmental and financially friendly option, green burials can be as simple as wrapping a body in a cotton shroud and lowering it to the ground — factoring out conventional vaults, coffins and embalming.
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The library is asking anyone with a computer and an interest in historical documents to join a crowdsourcing project called By the People, in which volunteers will transcribe several thousand documents from the library's vaults.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Fintech firm InfiniGold said on Thursday it would launch a digital token backed by gold stored in the vaults of Australia's Perth Mint, one of the world's largest precious metals refiners.
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It vaults the left fully back into power in Spain at a time when other mainstream pro-European parties across the continent have struggled to combat populism or overcome disenchantment with the political status quo.
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Although there was no evidence of that, the Bundesbank announced a plan to return enough of the gold so that half the reserves would be stored at the central bank's vaults in Frankfurt by 2020.
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That trove of unreleased recordings, including hundreds or even thousands of songs, was stored in two actual vaults at his Paisley Park complex outside Minneapolis, and has been the subject of fan fascination for years.
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"It's always cooler and drier in vaults, so what we see in a vault situation, 10 years, 20 years in, is, first of all, the gold starts to develop a black patina," Mr. Faber said.
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In 1991 the country's economic liberalisation was heralded by a midnight shipment of gold, conveyed to Bombay's airport (and thence international markets) in a heavily armoured convoy from the vaults of the Reserve Bank of India.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - At least half a dozen Venezuelan banks have begun storing in vaults millions of dollars and euros accumulated in cash by businesses during an unexpected economic liberalization by President Nicolas Maduro, according to sources.
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But getting a glimpse of the inside of the vaults was still at the top of our list — and now that they've finally been revealed, they're giving us all the kid-in-a-candy-shop feels.
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A court has the power to open up the books and the vaults of even the most secretive companies; all it needs is a case, and someone -- or something -- or some prosecutor -- willing to bring it.
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For many years a Disney-Lucasfilm deal to produce an ABC TV show to be called "Star Wars Underworld" was in development; Lucasfilm still has 50 unproduced scripts for that show locked away in its vaults.
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According to FS-ISAC, Sheltered Harbor members access specifications for common data formats, secure storage ("data vaults") and operating processes to store and restore data, and receive a Sheltered Harbor acknowledgement of adherence to those specs.
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That may be the case when the musical revue "King of Jazz" (1930), brought back to something of its original splendor, emerges from the vaults in the soft, shimmering red and green tones of early Technicolor.
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Based on the 1990s children's horror books by R.L Stine, "Goosebumps Alive" leads viewers from one scary tale to another as they make their way around the dark tunnels of The Vaults venue at London's Waterloo.
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We may now have billionaires with penthouses full of art, but it makes no difference to ordinary Africans if the continent's best art is locked up in bank vaults overseas or in private homes in Africa.
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The $15 million recovered from the total heisted is now secure in the vaults of the Philippine central bank, said John Gomes, Bangladesh's ambassador to the Philippines, who attended a count of the money last week.
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"Homes and businesses and churches were flooded, property was destroyed, burial vaults were disinterred and scattered, and animals and livestock were killed, in the name of" the Sabine River Authority, read the suit, which is continuing.
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While both Ms. Merkel and the Social Democrats lost significant voter support from 275, her victory vaults her into the ranks of Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl, the only postwar chancellors to win four national elections.
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What we do know is that B61 warheads in NATO nations are held for safe storage in special electronic vaults—known as a Weapons Storage and Security System, or WS3—in the floors of hardened bunkers.
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