In the case of the WannaCry ransom, three wallets emptied into multiple other wallets, which then emptied into other wallets.
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And the new Ethereum wallets look and work just like bitcoin wallets.
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Because of the segregated BitGo wallets, only some customer's wallets were compromised.
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It would, however, fit in pocket-sized vertical wallets or other, slightly larger wallets.
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But if fewer impulse buys mean fuller wallets, do fuller wallets mean happier consumers?
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All company funds are safely secured via multi-sig wallets comprised of hardware wallets.
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Wallets get lost, but so do phones with digital wallets (which can also break).
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There are two kinds of cryptocurrency wallets, security-wise: "hot" wallets and "cold" storage.
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The Bitcoin in those wallets was sent to more wallets, and so on, and so on.
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MyEtherWallet (MEW) is used to access crypto wallets and send and receive tokens to/from other wallets.
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Way more people emailed to return the wallets with the larger amount: 72 percent compared with 61 percent of people given wallets containing $13.45 and 46 percent of people given cashless wallets. Why?
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You might think that digital wallets are secure, but cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets continue to get hacked regularly.
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Money is sent from wallets, which store cryptocurrencies, to other wallets or an exchange, where people trade cryptocurrencies.
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The affected wallets—known as "multisignature" wallets because they require multiple people to sign off before funds are moved, making them popular with companies—were all created with Parity, a popular program for digital wallets.
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Both kinds of wallets store cryptographic private keys, but hot wallets are online (and thus more easily hackable) and cold wallets are kept offline except for a brief window when funds need to be sent.
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Roughly 72 percent of the wallets containing $100 were reported, compared to 61 percent of the wallets with $13.
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By the women's wallets were a set of luxe stickers ($50) designed to be applied to purses and wallets.
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In the same way you manage the cards in your physical wallets, you can manage verifiable credentials in your digital wallets.
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On average, 40 percent of people given cashless wallets reported them, compared with 51 percent of people given wallets with money.
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Since most cryptocurrency wallets are public, BuzzFeed News was able to view the contents of wallets associated with some of these scams.
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The hacker used these to gain access to the victims' wallets and transferred their money to wallets created with fake IDs, Europol said.
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Only $902,743 worth of cryptocurrency was being held in so-called "hot wallets" — wallets the exchange can still access — as of Feb. 5.
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Coincheck said it had moved coins stored in some hot wallets to more secure "cold wallets" - computers or drives not connected to the internet.
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There are a number of wallets in the Bitcoin or Ethereum ecosystem — non-custodial wallets that don't have a direct relationships with the users. . .
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"Tourists" (research assistants) dropped off wallets with varying amounts of money to workers, and scientists then tracked how many of the wallets were returned.
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"Once the funds were in wallets controlled by the group, the victims' funds were split and distributed into the fraudsters' individual wallets," the complaint reads.
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"The FSA was quite relaxed on protecting consumers on things like cold wallets and hot wallets," said the chief financial officer of a major Japanese cryptocurrency exchange.
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The yellow dots represent a country's rate of reporting wallets with no money, while red dots represent the rate of reporting wallets containing the equivalent of $13.45 USD.
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Moreover, many of these wallets were chained together in a way that suggested to the hacker that this was the work of a bot—the public addresses of some of the wallets were used as the seed for the private key of other wallets that the bitcoin was being transferred into.
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On Wednesday, an anonymous hacker (or hackers) stole $2200 million worth of ethereum's cryptocurrency, ether, from three multi-signature wallets thanks to a vulnerability in the contract for the wallets.
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Clinton is right to want to redistribute those green pieces from the sluggish wallets of the well to do to starved wallets of those who will spend them with vigor.
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The protocol is agnostic to specific mobile wallets a user may want to use and will enable dApp developers to integrate with multiple wallets and reach users through a single implementation.
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The question then became would Bitfinex limit losses to only users whose wallets were compromised, or distribute them equally amongst all users (since the attack was essentially indiscriminate amongst random wallets).
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The coding "accident" affects all of Parity's "multisignature wallets" — wallets that require one user to sign another's transaction before it is added to the ethereum blockchain — which were created after July 20.
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Good cryptocurrency wallets for iOS are few and far between, and MEW is one of the most popular wallets around; an inexperienced cryptocurrency user could easily install it thinking it's the real thing.
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While transactions between wallets are visible in Bitcoin's public ledger, only Coinbase has the necessary data to identify the owner of each of its wallets, a necessary step in assessing their tax status.
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Yet there was something odd about these wallets: small amounts of bitcoin were being transferred into these wallets at irregular intervals and then being transferred out within seconds or minutes in some cases.
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Mobile wallets more generally are still a relatively new thing.
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Those federal employees are feeling the squeeze on their wallets.
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However, many more quietly voiced their opposition with their wallets.
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Pivotal has a couple of new friends with big wallets.
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They included footage of wallets, personal documents and Iranian currency.
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The bitcoin were laundered through wallets controlled by Alexander Vinnik.
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Contactless payment systems and digital wallets have become increasingly popular.
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Buy now: $69.993, formerly $59 The worst part about wallets?
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Their wallets were taken by men posing as police officers.
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Wallets are immune to the rise and fall of trends.
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Media companies love to pander to our tastes and wallets.
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And customers seem ready to open their wallets, as well.
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This could be popular, politically -- until it impacts American wallets.
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For people with different phones, different carriers, and different wallets.
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For a start, shoppers seem unwilling to open their wallets.
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The firm's digital wallets will fold into its payment bank.
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Our power as consumers is tied directly to our wallets.
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I'm talking billboards, monitors, keyboards, remotes, watches, phones, and wallets.
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Americans see the truth in job #s & in their wallets!
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This means that some user's wallets may be totally intact.
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"The bitcoin was stolen from users' segregated wallets," he said.
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They actually opened their wallets and paid for the stuff.
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Decentralized exchanges that never hold your tokens on their wallets.
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"Consumers have been tightening their wallets," Dadayan and Boyd wrote.
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We can hear diehard fans whipping out their wallets already.
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The swimmers reportedly then handed over their wallets and left.
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The government would love to see companies open their wallets.
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CD wallets, in contrast, could house a thousand or more.
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Leave your wallets at home, Americans, because London's got you.
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Often, this happens when a purse or wallets get stolen.
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That brings us to the differences among the mobile wallets.
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Cyber Monday is here, and our wallets are wide open.
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I decided to look into travel wallets and passport covers.
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We all know the funds we have in our wallets.
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It'll help them find missing items like keys and wallets.
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Some of the wallets had no money or carried $13.
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Blockchain currently claims to manage more than 14 million wallets.
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Why not use our skills as well as our wallets?
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So peel open your wallets and let the juices flow.
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The company has sold a million hardware wallets in 2017.
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Generally, cryptocurrency wallets come with some sort of recovery seed.
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People reported those too, although less than wallets with keys.
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New anonymous wallets can be created for free within minutes.
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Citizen data wallets would streamline the portability of health records.
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That hasn't stopped some celebrities from endorsing with their wallets.
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Consumers are confident enough to open their wallets and spend.
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Parfois is most famous for its eclectic handbags and wallets.
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"Our commitment is to the many people with thin wallets."
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As with mobile wallets, technical hurdles may hamper customer enthusiasm.
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CT, save up to 50% off watches, wallets, and more.
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There are two main types of wallets: software and hardware.
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But that probably won't put a dent in consumers' wallets.
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And so far, Levin said, the bitcoin that had been paid into the attackers' wallets remained there - compared to another campaign, known as Locky, which made $15 million while regularly emptying the bitcoin wallets.
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But given it's unclear when concrete rules will be established for transfers between non-custodial wallets and custodial wallets, or for in-person cashing, Facebook and Calibra may need to establish their own strong protocols.
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Mobile money and digital wallets like ZeePay are one obvious example.
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And both brands command the hearts and wallets of their clients.
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When consumers use their wallets to make statements, it affects change.
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PayTM, a provider of digital wallets, reported a surge in transactions.
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Blockchain is one of the most successful cryptocurrency wallets out there.
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It'll feature a customer Blockchain firmware and integrate with Blockchain's wallets.
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Even if American wallets are pinched, surely American jobs are safer?
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But those of us with lighter wallets are also in luck.
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Perhaps, it will make a difference if it hits their wallets.
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The same goes for integrating wallets into WePay's services, said Clerico.
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Conscious consumerism occurs when consumers align their wallets with their values.
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The government has struggled to get consumers to open their wallets.
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They should be sending money or vouchers directly to mobile wallets.
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As passengers voice their disapproval with their wallets, airlines will rebel.
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Hot wallets are connected to the internet, therefore vulnerable to hacking.
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Devops199 was poking around this code for multi-signature Ethereum wallets.
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They can vote with their wallets and their social media accounts.
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Low oil prices are typically considered a boon for consumers' wallets.
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But don't expect to find Kate Spade wallets in Coach stores.
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He said Apple Pay is a competitor to merchant mobile wallets.
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Paytm is India's biggest electronic wallets provider with 225 million clients.
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Guests pay a single lump sum, and then forget their wallets.
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Indeed, We Remit doesn't currently link up to mobile phone wallets.
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Accessories like wallets, backpacks, and bags are prime examples of that.
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It was all of the cash they had in their wallets.
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As a result, our waistlines felt slimmer, and our wallets fatter.
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Clinton well ahead of Donald J. Trump have also loosened wallets.
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Buyers may be starting to feel that strain on their wallets.
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Pelican Go G40 case, $40No more drowned phones, wallets, or keys.
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Of course, the argument is false, and our wallets know it.
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Younger generations are tightening their wallets in the face of coronavirus.
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Get your wallets ready, because Amazon's Black Friday has officially started!
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In a competitive drug market, Americans consistently vote with their wallets.
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Private keys are the only way to access cryptocurrency wallets online.
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This has enormous impacts, on our health and on our wallets.
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More consumers are making use of mobile wallets, according to Deloitte.
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Most small shops have started accepting digital wallets or credit cards.
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But those thinking with their wallets may decide to keep quiet.
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Bitcoin's value has prompted early buyers to check their digital wallets.
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They need to think with their hearts rather than their wallets.
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But the regulator does not have any rules banning the use of "hot wallets" by exchanges, nor does it set requirements on how much should be kept in "cold wallets," an FSA official said at a briefing.
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Makeup and skin-care counters can be dangerous territories for our wallets.
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This is an easy one: lead with your wallets, not your hearts.
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Companies were opening up their wallets and pouring money into mega acquisitions.
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Quartz set up a tracker to follow the wallets and future transactions.
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Digital wallets include Venmo, Facebook Messenger, Google Wallet, Apple Passbook and others.
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"All of our other wallets are secure and unharmed," said the statement.
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Workers were able to take control of their decisions — and their wallets.
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Amazon customers may be open to a potential invasion of their wallets.
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Once the economy took off, there was more cash in everyone's wallets.
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I remember saving up with my cousin, Priscilla, to get matching wallets.
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Why it's happening: Debit and credit cards continue to dominate Americans' wallets.
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It can accept tap-and-go payments as well as mobile wallets.
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Ledger assembles its wallets in Vierzon, France with its own secure enclave.
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The swimmers then reportedly handed over their wallets and left the station.
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The report also did not specify how many cold wallets there are.
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It's what's prompting the sale of RFID-blocking wallets or passport covers.
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Attach the Tile Mate to keys, wallets, or anything dad always loses.
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What about it causes us to open our wallets and our hearts?
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This is strange, because falling gasoline (petrol) prices have fattened American wallets.
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Paytm says transfers within its wallets and accounts will be free forever.
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Shop here for gifts, jewelry, totes and wallets, and casual women's clothes.
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The funds get deducted from the user's WeChat or Alipay digital wallets.
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Bill: I've had an experience with RFID wallets being a bit unreliable.
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Generally, voters' contentment with their wallets bodes well for an incumbent president.
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What Walmart did for Americans' wallets, Amazon is doing for their time.
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In many ways, this encryption system reminds me of bitcoin paper wallets.
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With mobile wallets, the same thing is basically happening in the background.
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And these wallets, in nearly all their forms, are also in danger.
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The company said on Twitter that it believes that wallets are locked.
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Prior to MVMT, LaPlante launched a wallet brand, Articulate Wallets, on Kickstarter.
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"There is a perfect storm brewing for mobile wallets," Mr. Drieling said.
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Booths showed off new hardware wallets, merchant payment platforms, and Bitcoin ATMs.
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The uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus has prompted many to tighten their wallets.
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That is, our failure to vote with our wallets crosses political lines.
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It is unclear if consumers will feel the change in their wallets.
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The pull that fairs exercise over attendees' minds and wallets is substantial.
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Changing wallets often could simply impede donations, at least from Bambenek's perspective.
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Instead, they are able to use virtual currency "wallets" without any approvals.
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However, he did take: a watch, three wallets and the judge's gavel.
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Security of cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets has been in the spotlight recently.
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Pizza Hut's troubles reflect aggressive competition for Chinese consumers' wallets, analysts say.
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It's a dream for parents, making their hearts, not their wallets, lighter.
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"Instead of opening their mouths, they should open their wallets," he said.
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We're told viewers of the documentary are responding by opening their wallets.
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While many digital wallets, such as Apple Pay and Android Pay, still rely on MasterCard and other payment networks to process transactions, the next generation of digital wallets could skip a step and debit your bank account directly.
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E-wallets like Paytm, Citrus Pay and MobiKwik, which allow users to transfer money into virtual wallets via smartphone apps, have proliferated thanks to venture capital backing, but many are struggling to find a long-term profitable model.
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JSON-RPC is a simple protocol that allows data and other code to be exchanged between clients and servers, which is also used by several other digital wallets or software, such as wallets for Ethereum, a competing cryptocurrency.
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Prior to the program, Paytm claimed some 135 million digital wallets in use, which, while a small number considering India's billion-plus population, was double its nearest challenger and some 75 percent of all the country's current digital wallets.
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By charting the web of Welcome to Video users' assigned wallets and the bitcoin wallets or exchanges they used, officials identified several US-based cryptocurrency exchanges that users had gone through to pay for their Welcome to Video viewing.
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Design is important with any product, but with wallets design is almost everything.
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They need to rethink their strategy and consider more than just their wallets.
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It's not common for doctors to carry their medical license in their wallets.
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The service can also help you set up electronic wallets for your clients.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article referred to Ethereum addresses as wallets.
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That is good news for the industry, if not for Japanese punters' wallets.
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Waring: Your wallets may not be prepared for all the treasures you find.
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Smith certainly isn't discounting the benefit of wallets from Android, Apple and Samsung.
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Ladies and gentlemen, hold onto your wallets: Amazon Prime Day is upon us.
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Mobile wallets such as M-PESA and Tigo Cash have already transformed microfinance.
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The vulnerability affects multi-signature digital wallets launched through Parity since July 20.
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Sense recently analyzed which hidden energy costs are hitting homeowners' wallets the most.
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But if investors suspect it is even possible, they may close their wallets.
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Every time we walk out, our wallets have taken quite the (chic) hits.
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Celebrities and charities are opening their wallets to fund screenings for underprivileged kids.
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You end up with a list to manage your wallets and private keys.
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Secure all loose articles, including wallets, change, sunglasses, cell phones and hats. 5.
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Cryptocurrencies and digital wallets built on blockchain are great uses of the technology.
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Similarly, pricier solar panels, washing machines or plane tickets will lighten consumers' wallets.
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But sometimes, when we scream for ice cream, our wallets scream right back.
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Wednesday's glitch was unlikely to slow Amazon's growing control over consumers' wallets, however.
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Many livestream viewers asked in comments whether the company would restore their wallets.
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My cousin, Priscilla, and I both saved up to get small, matching wallets.
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It's that most peoples' wallets get lighter while a few others get fatter.
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The tokens have been distributed to all wallets, in the amount of 80081.35.
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Plus, you have to top up the wallets, making them cumbersome to use.
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There's a lot less in some people's wallets because of rising drug prices.
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Plus, there's nothing like free dessert to have us opening up our wallets.
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When parents feel guilty, they tend to whip out their wallets to compensate.
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We've all lost important things before: keys, wallets, that super confidential dream journal.
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But in the wallets of Kodak's executives, film is alive and fashionable. h2.
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In fact, we'd welcome — okay, maybe urge — any extra money into our wallets.
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Because consumers are listening to their hearts and taking action with their wallets.
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That model of mobility has been costly, to our wallets and our environment.
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Most wallets have to make the decision to either sacrifice security or usability.
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Like those other digital wallets, Microsoft's only works on the company's own software.
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Avoid carrying largest amounts of money or valuables, and secure wallets and phones.
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Apple Pay is supported by more banks than the Samsung and Android wallets.
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Many aren't making smart decisions for our health, our planet or our wallets.
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The standards will benefit homeowners' wallets and the environment, according to the CEC.
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Ready your shopping carts and wallets, folks — Amazon Prime Day has finally arrived.
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The Insider Picks team absolutely loves Bellroy wallets for their high-quality leather.
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Will the US leapfrog contactless card adoption and go straight to digital wallets?
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Owners' wallets get fat and the horses become media darlings for a while.
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In July, one of Parity's multisignature wallets was compromised because of coding error.
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Here are four types of credit cards everyone should have in their wallets.
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Yet, 46 percent of the wallets with no money in them were reported.
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This has been a severe blow to the reputation — and wallets — of VCs.
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And that's a huge improvement for our bodies, our environment and our wallets.
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Unrecoverable losses can occur when Bitcoin is stolen from these virtual wallets. 4.
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But being single also has many benefits for friendships, health, and our wallets.
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It's a way to both uphold core American values and protect taxpayers' wallets.
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Millennials — and Gen Z — are tightening their wallets as coronavirus sparks recession fears.
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What do I do about leather goods like wallets, purses, and phone cases?
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Most customers did not cooperate, which limits their ability to refill their wallets.
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"They just took their wallets and basically that was it," Ileana Lochte said.
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Well-meaning Americans have eagerly opened their wallets to nonprofit organizations and charities.
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Using virtual phone wallets or mobile banking when making purchases in the terminal.
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I started selling duct tape wallets when I was a 12-year-old.
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I believe that Americans are most influential when we vote with our wallets.
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Conor McGregor, Rihanna, Kylie Jenner and more have also opened up their wallets.
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They can also complement an investor's emergency savings, according to Hearts & Wallets' report.
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But some of them may have unsavory motives when they open their wallets.
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Other famous folks opening their wallets include Ludacris, Luke Walton and Buddy Hield.
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Libra is designed to move between wallets with zero or nearly-zero fees.
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A hit to American wallets could spell a bad start to the year.
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WeChat Pay users can add international credit cards directly to their digital wallets.
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These patterns can cause headaches in users' inboxes and dents in their wallets.
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Trump pledged to curb the high prescription prices that deplete working-class wallets.
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If you are spearheading the collection, don't pressure colleagues to open their wallets.
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Digital wallets use authentication, monitoring and data encryption to secure your personal information.
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For the right project, he added, donors would open their wallets very wide.
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So, bigger isn't always better in the eyes (and wallets) of the consumer.
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An unidentified user accidentally locked up recently-created digital wallets within Parity — a popular digital wallet provider — by deleting the code library required to use those wallets, according to a critical security alert posted to Parity Technology's blog on Tuesday.
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Levels of security also vary with a users choice of wallet, with offline wallets acting as a high-level security solution, known as cold storage, and mobile app wallets acting as a low-level security solution, known as a hot wallet.
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"The app claims it lets its users create wallets for various cryptocurrencies," said Stefanko.
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Rising prices have stretched wallets, even if cooling measures have lately brought costs down.
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Consumers haven't felt the pain of the trade war in their wallets yet, either.
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This deal should have us checking to see if we still have our wallets.
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The continent is host to over 276 wallets, 500 banks, and 7 card networks.
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Rings are the second most frequently abandoned possessions, followed by keys, wallets and glasses.
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This is incorrect because wallets manage addresses, and they are not the same thing.
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Wal-Mart does not accept external mobile wallets like Apple Pay in its stores.
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The least returned gifts for men are ties, wallets, and (surprise!) anti-aging skincare.
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Go deeper: The ACA boom has helped pad the wallets of health care leaders.
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Mobile wallets are getting more and more popular among the youth in the India.
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Cold wallets are stored offline for increased security and to protect them from hacking.
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"Next week we are putting N20,000 ($63) each into 50 people's wallets," Ikeji said.
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While several perpetrators groped the women, others picked their pockets, stealing wallets and cellphones.
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It has opened new fields for biological research and new investors' wallets (see chart).
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Instead they hand over cash in shops and kiosks to fill up mobile wallets.
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More interestingly, you can now add all your wallets to the Ledger Live app.
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You won't have to switch from one app to another to view your wallets.
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She barbecued one, and had purses, wallets and key chains made from the skin.
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At any moment, the hackers could clean out the rest of those 500 wallets.
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They're not carrying wallets with ID. And how do you describe who someone is?
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That's why you'll be able to manage multiple wallets at once in the app.
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These best-selling Bluetooth trackers attach to phones, keys, wallets, luggage, kids (just kidding).
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Both have waived fees to enable free money transfers from wallets to bank accounts.
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Experts say only money needed for upcoming transactions should be kept in hot wallets.
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Breathlessly, he tried to refute the technical testimony about backup files and bitcoin wallets.
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Bitcoin can be stored in a digital wallets online or on a user's computer.
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Convincing people to pay more with their wallets than their eyeballs may be difficult.
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Ninety percent of assets are sitting in people's cold storage, or wallets, or exchanges.
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Chipotle wants to wiggle its way back into your hearts — and stomachs and wallets.
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Bucking recent trends, the wallets of the poor and least-educated swelled the most.
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Faith in their home savings would make them more likely to open their wallets.
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Grab your wallets and your computers because early Walmart Black Friday deals are here.
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Here's a rundown of how the mobile wallets compare and where they are accepted.
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With Pineapple, members pay premiums into their own wallets rather than a central pot.
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Bitcoins are traded on exchanges and stored in virtual bank accounts called digital wallets.
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Cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets on the other hand do require regulatory oversight, he added.
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Additionally, you can throw in anything else that will fit — earphones, watches, even wallets.
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Food prices skyrocketed, and, as wallets were pinched, the country tumbled into another recession.
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A Tile with a replaceable battery to help them find missing keys and wallets
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"Hannah is able to find G.P.S. trackers on cars and Bitcoin wallets," Hyla said.
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Researchers dropped off an additional 17,000 wallets that each contained different amounts of money.
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But getting donors to open their wallets is arguably the least of her talents.
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I envied older women when they'd open their wallets and expose multiple credit cards.
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Our wallets have been readied and our closets cleared in anticipation of this drop.
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The bank also said, in an e-mail, that it is evaluating additional wallets.
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The students' sandals, backpacks, smartphones and wallets were found on the beach, it said.
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It pinpointed wallets created by the website by tracking patterns in their unique addresses.
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Many people who use Bitcoin rely on services like Coinbase, which controls Bitcoin wallets.
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Over the past 12 months, I've lost two wallets and had two phones mugged.
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But if the outlook darkens, executives will be quick to snap their wallets shut.
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And then stealing from their homes, stealing from their cars, stealing from their wallets.
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Yet recent data suggest that the U.S. wealthy are beginning to shut their wallets.
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Pay-for-privacy plans would allow them to express their preferences with their wallets.
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They wined and dined them, lured them to the clubs and emptied their wallets.
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Americans are voting with their wallets in response to policy decisions and state competitiveness.
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Perhaps now Elon Musk can finally get his hand out of U.S. taxpayers' wallets?
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Domestic sales of cars, wines and meat have dipped as wallets have been squeezed.
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Workers will start asking for more rights and liberties to accompany their thicker wallets.
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Each pay-per-view sale means more money in the wallets of both fighters.
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Alternative financing, enabled by mobile wallets, could unlock new markets for products and services.
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Its impact on India's economy, an engine of global financial growth, affects wallets worldwide.
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Companies such as Trezor started offering hardware wallets that are nearly impossible to hack.
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All that has already found its way to consumer wallets and corporate balance sheets.
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Anyone – men, women, industry insiders, ordinary consumers – can make a statement with their wallets.
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Hardware wallets are physical storage devices designed for holding crypto over the long term.
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Cotten is the only person with access to the wallets, according to the company.
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Cotten was the only person with access to the wallets, according to the company.
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We recognize our customers are going to have lots of different types of wallets based on their device, based on their bank, based on their OS, and we're going to continue to find the right balance of which wallets we're going to support.
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The company today has 135 million digital wallets in use — again, a small proportion compared to the wider population in India, but also twice as big as its two nearest competitors combined, and accounting for 75% of all the country's current digital wallets.
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The bigger picture: The split between mobile wallets and contactless physical cards for transit payments could indicate that the technology might be a tipping point for wallets in the US.Most OMNY customers are paying with their phones rather than with physical cards.
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The exchange kept currency in "hot wallets," which were connected to the internet and could quickly fulfill withdrawal requests, and "cold wallets," which were kept offline and stored physically, such as on a USB stick, making them more secure, according to court papers.
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In other words, infecting more computers won't exactly translate to more Bitcoin in their wallets.
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It's usually a good time until they realize that we "forgot" our wallets at home.
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People vote their pockets, and they vote their wallets, and they vote their bank accounts.
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Setup a smart contract with a few valid Coinbase wallets and [one] final faulty wallet2.
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But the masses, having spoken with their wallets, have assuaged her fears many times over.
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Worse, if somebody hacks an exchange, they could potentially divert cryptocurrencies from that exchange's wallets.
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The more time consumers spent in the store, the more they spent with their wallets.
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It seems ever clearer that, when corporations open their wallets to politicians, the public loses.
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It's also a notable bellwether about what's attracting consumers to open their wallets these days.
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The members would also validate transactions and offer Libra-based products, such as digital wallets.
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That would be bad news for most banker wallets, with the exception of restructuring experts.
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Your wallets have not been compromised, and you may continue to use MEW as intended.
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"The point is, these wallets need distribution in e-commerce and mobile applications," Gordon said.
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And nothing will get people to change their habits like hitting them in their wallets.
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Among the belongings: wallets, laptops, IDs, diplomas, overseas chargers for phones, painkillers and house keys.
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Stalking doesn't just affect the mental health of its victims—it also hurts their wallets.
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Here are the startup trends that are capturing the imaginations, and wallets, of top accelerators.
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It also lets customers buy gold, and employers issue food allowance wallets for their staff.
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Wallets typically connect over USB, and any wireless capability raises the risk of unauthorized access.
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But hardware wallets are "air gapped," meaning not connected by design, until you connect them.
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One Calibra feature that cryptocurrency wallets typically don't have will be 24/7 customer support.
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You can install apps on the Ledger Nano X, access your wallets and send cryptocurrencies.
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In 2008 this system was transformed into mobile "wallets" in which the money is held.
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Archos says that it is using an ARM Cortex M3 processor, just like Trezor wallets.
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Crucially, some wallets also included $13.45 in the local currency, while some had no cash.
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CoinTracker is a platform to track your crypto across all exchanges, wallets, and even currencies.
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Now that business is much slower, it's definitely had an effect on my staff's wallets.
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Mobile wallets, including WeChat Pay, which is owned by Tencent, have made paying a cinch.
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The company is designing and manufacturing one of the most secure hardware wallets out there.
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Once you've added all your wallets, you can get an overview of your entire portfolio.
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And chief Sharma has already set his next goal: 500 million Paytm wallets by 2020.
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You can check the state of the wallets you used with EtherDelta over at deltabalances.github.io.
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French startup Ledger is making some of the most secure cryptocurrency hardware wallets out there.
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Anything that can help "sift" out those secrets is a welcome addition to our wallets.
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And this approach has been quite popular as there are now 16 million Blockchain wallets.
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Wallets Africa: African debit cards often don't let users pay for international services like Netflix.
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Born in post-Uber Latin America, crowdfunding platforms and wallets will target millions through mobiles.
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The Trump effect is hitting people's wallets, though not in the ways you might expect.
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Here are 11 things that are currently making WIRED staffers reach for their own wallets.
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L, which offers pre-paid cash cards and online wallets popular among online gambling customers.
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Myntra houses a variety of handbags, backpacks, sling-bags, clutches and wallets from LOVE MOSCHINO.
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The results varied slightly, but the mobile wallets were generally much faster than the chip.
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The Opt-in Escrow identity mechanism allows you to bind verified identities to cryptocurrency wallets.
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CENTRE is a Circle initiative to create a common framework to connect all electronic wallets.
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But what about the many other ways the government covertly drains money from our wallets?
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These are the profits that drive innovation and they are coming out of American wallets.
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Handbags, wallets, watch straps, medicines and other products derived from the animals were also seized.
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A tracker for keys, wallets, bags or any other important items they're prone to lose
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As Romans, he implied, we wield incredible power with our wallets, tax dollars, and votes.
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In practice, though, fund-manager wallets are shrinking to accommodate the extra payments for research.
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The open wallets aren't surprising, but they are notable given Cruz's past clashes with colleagues.
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Surprisingly, people were more likely to turn in wallets that had more cash in them.
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But before you start pulling out your wallets, take heed: This vial doesn't come cheap.
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With that idea in mind, we're preparing our wallets and wardrobes for the monthly drop.
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He's also found a lot of gutted wallets on the ground and turned them in.
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The French startup has been designing some of the most secure hardware wallets out there.
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Ledger only sold 30,000 wallets in 2016 — it represents a 33x year-over-year increase.
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As far as this legislation goes, Congress needs to keep its hands off our wallets.
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Cops can confuse people taking out wallets from their pockets for guns, with tragic consequences.
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It affects how they dress, what they carry in their wallets and how they behave.
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But many voters, particularly in conservative and swing states, were unwilling to open their wallets.
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Even before the litigation is resolved, it could have more immediate effects on consumers' wallets.
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So contactless payments, using credit cards or mobile wallets, have been slow to catch on.
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With more cash in their wallets from the tax cuts, Americans have been spending more.
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Amazon is seizing an ever-larger share of consumers' wallets, reducing foot traffic to stores.
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Data from the Commerce Department on Friday will reveal whether they're actually opening their wallets.
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They're hoping to run on a booming economy, with their tax cuts padding voters' wallets.
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Customers are voting with their wallets, and sales of hybrid vehicles are outpacing conventional engines.
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Tile makes stamp-sized Bluetooth trackers that help customers find their keys, wallets or phones.
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The retailer is locked in a fight with Amazon for share of U.S. shoppers' wallets.
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Fashion labels derive some of their highest margins from leather goods like handbags and wallets.
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Voters care less than they used to about the economy's immediate impact on their wallets.
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"Trade is the political issue that directly hits consumers because of their wallets," Franco said.
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Teen who took on Chicago violence killed Neither man's wallets or cell phones were taken.
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And getting customers to open up their wallets is going to be no easy feat.
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This time, she's looking to hit them where it could hurt the most: their wallets.
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Indian users are already transferring money to mobile phone numbers when they use mobile wallets.
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Tiny joined T.I., who said the African American community would now speak with their wallets.
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This method of maintaining segregated wallets for each user on the exchange also means that users can keep tabs on their wallet balance at all times, which is how some Bitfinex users have been able to see that funds have been removed from their wallets.
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Should Trump decide to seek campaign donations, some Republicans would be willing to open their wallets.
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Our wallets are begging us not to act on all the impulses we're feeling right now.
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Show off your favorite fandom with wide variety of backpacks, purses and wallets available at ThinkGeek.com.
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However, the contactless payments market will still be dominated by contactless card payments, not mobile wallets.
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The solo bandana has become a fashion girl-vetted accessory (something our wallets have definitely appreciated).
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"There's a lot of competition for the hearts, minds, and wallets of potential patrons," said Dergarabedian.
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Even tiny 'junior miners' that don't yet generate revenue see value in opening their wallets wider.
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Integration with Blockchain wallets will foster adoption compared to other companies starting an exchange from scratch.
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But she said the debate-focused advertising is working and spurring donors to open their wallets.
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People who trade in cryptocurrencies usually use wallets as a way to store their holdings securely.
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India is the world's fastest-growing large economy, its consumers increasingly clutching smartphones and fattening wallets.
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But Sony and Nintendo have since welcomed indie developers with open arms (and sometimes open wallets).
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We should be voting with our wallets and be aware of how data is being used.
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Relaunching The Ordinary's products at Sephora next month — and our skin (and wallets) couldn't be happier.
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Smaller bets are going on McGregor with UFC fans backing up their loyalty with their wallets.
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Investors voting with their wallets will need answers before getting behind Musk, the celebrated tech entrepreneur.
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Those affected will find their wallets lighter to the tune of £320 a year, on average.
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One of these wallets usually retails for $25, but you can get it now for $21.
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Outside of custodial wallets like Calibra, there's no getting your stolen or mis-sent money back.
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Coinbase told The Verge that no wallets controlled by the company or its customers were involved.
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We're obsessed with this company that's making some of the most practical wallets you'll ever use
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As Microsoft's milk carton example indicates, this is by no means limited to keys (or wallets).
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It thus might make sense to fight future recessions by putting cash straight into their wallets.
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The app then gives you a detailed overview of your holdings across all services and wallets.
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Americans remain divided over the Affordable Care Act, though price increases strain the wallets of all.
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Chance is being especially nice to our wallets during the busiest retail season of the year.
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But e-commerce has spawned new payment methods, such as digital wallets, and is changing constantly.
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Naturally, in the wake of popularity, others will follow, putting a slight ease on our wallets.
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A few go-to cards go into wallets but Mayerowitz uses plastic bags for the rest.
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Ultimately, this breach shows us that hardware wallets are a good solution but still not foolproof.
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The stolen coins were then stored in "hot wallets" or digital folders accessible from the internet.
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But when the site comes back, wallets beware: The new models may cost up to $1200.
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But in digital wallets, purchases show up instantly — allowing recommendations, offers, and discounts to be instantaneous.
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Singles' Day is less than 24 hours away now, so have your wallets at the ready.
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Finally, mobile wallets are looking to replace your current wallet by storing all your payment information.
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And starting today, Blockchain users will also be able to create Ethereum wallets and hold ethers.
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Today, PayPal lives alongside other payment cards — like credit and debit cards — inside these mobile wallets.
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While millennials are quick to embrace new payment methods like digital wallets, they still prefer cash.
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This is a supposed security improvement over exchanges that merge customers' funds into large, communal wallets.
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A puff of warm air sighed into our faces as we, hands fiddling with wallets, peered.
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So what's the best way to pare your surroundings down while simultaneously fattening up your wallets?
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A blush that checks all the boxes and doesn't put too much strain on our wallets?
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With few robust Ethereum wallets available, and hacks continuing, the team decided to build its own.
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The dude told the kids to get their wallets out and put them in his bag.
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But fans aren't just gushing over him online; they're showing their love with their wallets, too.
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New York (CNN Business)Investors have plenty of reasons to worry about their wallets next year.
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Workers face reduced compensation or even layoffs while consumer wallets are being hit with increased costs.
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You can also add cards from various wallets, such as Orange Cash, Ticket Restaurant and Boon.
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OMNY is a contactless fare payment system, accepting both mobile digital wallets and contactless-enabled cards.
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Wallets store the public and private keys which can be used to trade, or receive cryptocurrencies.
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It's not just the volatility of financial markets that has big spenders sitting on their wallets.
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Its BaaS solutions include a virtual ledger manager, digital banking, payment card programs, and e-wallets.
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Still, with options like zip card wallets and oversized acetate sunglasses, they remain classic and familiar.
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These benefits have put an estimated $28503 billion into the wallets of mostly middle income workers.
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I asked Xia if he earned most of his salary from the wallets of teen-agers.
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Even investors who respect the principles that guide these businesses may hesitate to open their wallets.
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It spells trouble for national economies across the globe and all of our wallets as well.
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There were a few of them...they just took their wallets and basically that was it.
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Theft of drugs and cash from jackets and wallets became more common, although chemsexers did adapt.
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Coinbase has some 4.8 million users and 10.6 million wallets, according to the site's own figures.
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Teenagers with bottomless wallets, ridiculous wardrobes, and the freedom to do whatever the hell they want.
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Online investors were also reportedly unable to withdraw funds from digital currency depositories known as wallets.
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Still, in recent years, new forms of online payments have emerged, including mobile wallets and cryptocurrencies.
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Burglars entered the home and stole two wallets, two cameras and the violin made by Gagliano.
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You may not like the president, but he is affecting our wallets in a positive way.
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Traditional e-wallets, where you store money until you need to spend it, will probably disappear.
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If need be, coins can be stored on offline "wallets" the size of a USB stick.
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Provide them 2FA backup codes as well, and recovery seeds for your cryptocurrency wallets if any.
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Bettors benched by coronavirus shutting down sports are turning their eyes and wallets to the weather.
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This means consumers can no longer vote with their wallets by taking their online purchases elsewhere.
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But criminal prosecution is not a particularly effective weapon for battling hackers who plunder cryptocurrency wallets.
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This is a time to open hearts and wallets; self-congratulation is utterly out of place.
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When we start hitting puppy mills in their wallets, that's when we will see them reduce.
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Risher said there has been uptick in attacks against people who hold cryptocurrencies in digital wallets.
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It's caused a lot of fear and launched an industry of RFID-protected purses and wallets.
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We discussed shoulder surfing, hacking encrypted cryptocurrency wallets, piecing together AlphaBay connections, and rejiggering Signal's API.
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The tight labor market is an important factor because it keeps people's wallets stuffed with dollars.
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Some unusual businesses have gotten the investors on ABC's "Shark Tank" to open up their wallets.
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Conservatives oppose Obamacare because it harms Americans two ways: in their health and in their wallets.
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It is plunging further into two of people's most sensitive areas: their homes and their wallets.
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"At the end of the day, the consumer will judge with their wallets," Wales told me.
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She says that storing condoms in wallets is okay if it's for a short period of time (like one night), but wallets aren't a good long-term storage spot for condoms because body heat could damage the latex if you carry your wallet in a clothing pocket.
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It's like some early 21st century version of Soupy Sales' infamous plea for kids around the country to reaching into their parents wallets and grab the "green paper" from their parents wallets, it's also a sort of cautionary tale about the power of advertising mixed with technology.
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Airlines generally worry about how customers vote with their wallets not how they grumble with their words.
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"More investors are blending digital services and live advice," said Laura Varas, Hearts & Wallets' founder and CEO.
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There are also great lightning deals on RFID-blocking wallets and a phone holder for your car.
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Pastor Seth Baltzell said a plumber found the wallets stashed in the wall of a girls' bathroom.
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In time, these will be a drag not only on consumer wallets but corporate profits as well.
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That's the consensus of Americans surveyed in a report from Hearts & Wallets, which studies U.S. retail investors.
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Saleh: Currently, blockchain hardware development is small and mostly siloed to building hardware wallets for blockchain enthusiasts.
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Here are three key tips to keep ourselves in check — and lessen the burden on our wallets.
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In order to purchase items on AlphaBay, users need to send bitcoins to the site's own wallets.
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The founders of the Swiss brand Freitag have made messenger bags, handbags, laptop holders, backpacks, and wallets.
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The wedding party were gifted monogrammed clutches (for bridesmaids) and wallets (for groomsmen) by Gigi New York.
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But if you're ready to ride those 16 threads to gaming bliss, expect to open those wallets.
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If you're looking for gifts that won't empty your wallets, Target is a good place to shop.
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The payment systems have also raised concerns about who has access to bank accounts and digital wallets.
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The bottom line: It's much easier for firms to walk with their feet than with their wallets.
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I really only need money to buy trinkets like keychains, wallets, and the occasional tub of vaseline.
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Hold on to your wallets: Amazon Prime Day (and a half) officially kicks off at 3 p.m.
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"Yes, these are actions prudently taken to protect the wallets of all New Yorkers," Bill McKibben, 350.
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Cryptocurrency wallets get hacked all the time, but this hack was different, striking at the blockchain itself.
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Why does this event still make people in the Coachella age open their wallets to relive it?
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As consumers prepare to open their wallets for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, sellers are on edge.
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One of those wallets belongs to the mysterious inventor, known only under the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto.
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And get your wallets ready — we suspect you'll want to throw all your money at these newcomers.
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In most cases, however, Venmo's fraud protections are focused on securing money as it leaves customer wallets.
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Rising inflation, a sales-tax rise and plans to tax self-employed workers will pinch wallets further.
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When you click the add button, the app will try to retrieve existing wallets on your device.
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RetailMeNot, Ebates and Ibotta have all gained traction and there are a lot of digital wallets, too.
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And studies have shown that the right soundtrack can make customers more likely to open their wallets.
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According to the lawsuit, the products include glasses, hats, t-shirts, patches, wallets and numerous other items.
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And for the wallets with $94.15 inside, an impressive 72 percent of people tried to return them.
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I also check the customers' wallets so there's less of a chance that they'll steal from us.
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While Blockchain has remained dedicated to bitcoin wallets for a while, adopting Ethereum is an interesting move.
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Parting thought: There's little doubt that today's product launch will inspire many people to open their wallets.
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Multi-signature wallets are designed to have more than one owner, and so they're popular with companies.
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We take vacations off season because crowds are thinner and our wallets get fatter (er, less thin).
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Some opened up their own wallets, while others joked about the wealth Teigen's children have amassed already.
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The increase of smartphone ownership in India is fueling the rise of mobile wallets in the country.
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Zara's sizing feature is saving our lives (well, maybe just our wallets) one purchase at a time.
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All these become competitors to GrubMarket — they are all going after the same share of people's wallets.
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Is a cashless society simply a matter of spreading disruptive technologies like credit cards and mobile wallets?
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Thankfully, Best Buy is offering a way to help lighten the load on gamers and their wallets.
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All of the pieces come from salvaged trees and Saks makes wallets and iPad accessories as well.
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That's why the company is raising money to go beyond hardware wallets and find those industrial clients.
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At the same time, Americans have been leaving petrol stations with fatter wallets, thanks to cheaper oil.
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And yet it's what flyers are voting for—if not with their voices, then with their wallets.
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Mobile payments, digital wallets and the Internet of Things will create the best-ever canvas for business.
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Bellroy is loved by Insider Picks because of its excellent wallets, fanny packs, work bags, and more.
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Asia's massive population and their expanding wallets have made the region a fertile ground for whiskey sales.
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And if you don't want to trust Facebook, you'll have 100 other different wallets to choose from.
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The Calibra wallet will be one of multiple digital wallets that will be on the Libra blockchain.
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As home prices continue to rise, potential buyers have less and less wiggle room in their wallets.
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The next round will likely hit people's wallets directly, making them more dangerous for Trump's reelection efforts.
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And it is critical that countries open their wallets, and that this terrible suffering not be forgotten.
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Otherwise, heavily resistant bacteria, some colloquially known as "superbugs," may threaten both our health and our wallets.
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If Idol is right, the smaller handbags and wallets could be a trend that's here to stay.
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Now it seems many of the digital wallets identified as potentially containing those funds are entirely empty.
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Banbreach looked at around 770 wallets in total, according to a spreadsheet the company shared with Motherboard.
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It will fit easily in most purses and handbags, and can even slide neatly into larger wallets.
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And the Republican tax overhaul has led other deal makers to feel better about opening their wallets.
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Americans were about as likely to report wallets containing money as people in Spain, France and Russia.
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It takes some time for lower mortgage rates, if they last, to flow through to consumers' wallets.
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Big donors who are already sitting on their wallets would have no motivation to open them up.
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Instead, tech giants Alibaba and Tencent began battling for customers' wallets and eclipsed banks in the process.
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This is especially true for the holiday season, when money seems to exit our wallets at hyperspeed.
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Raise a glass to ... Rajbir Singh, a California cab driver who looks out for his passengers' wallets.
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I haunted vintage stores and Goodwill and wore baby-doll dresses with Doc Martens and chain wallets.
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Economists say that raising post-tax household income is crucial to encouraging consumers to open their wallets.
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That's because when gamers fire up the game, they are bringing their real-world wallets with them.
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After being incarcerated in a luxury hotel, most were released early this year, albeit with lighter wallets.
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In the original Bitcoin blockchain, the data in the blocks is information about Bitcoin wallets and transactions.
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They're carried from A to B, seeing the world from low and high, in wallets and bags.
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Fished out of the sea were wallets and other personal effects, including a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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The latest one in Japan involved over $500 million of tokens being stolen from consumers' digital wallets.
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Still, a new consumer movement is rising, and activists believe that where votes failed, wallets may prevail.
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But as e-wallets emerged as an alternative, many more are getting access to the financial system.
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Agency staff are going through personal items recovered from the crash site, including passports, wallets and IDs.
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As all of its wallets were online, it had to halt the service to stop further breaches.
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Software wallets run on an app or device and are useful if you want to actively trade.
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Regardless of future geopolitical movements, now is a good time for value investors to open their wallets.
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The gunmen ordered them to drop to the ground and demanded their wallets and belongings, Lochte said.
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The lobbyists and their allies opened their wallets wide to fund advertisements, phone banks and field campaigns.
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Being able to make their digital wallets available, in an instant, to hundreds of millions of users.
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As their purchasing power grew, Ethiopians here and abroad have supported the national carrier with their wallets.
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"People want to use every available channel to hold Republicans accountable, including their wallets," he said. Sen.
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It's been widely argued that loot boxes can be addictive as they are essentially a form of gambling, and that they unfairly target children who end up emptying their wallets (or, in many cases, their parent's wallets) in exchange for items that have little to no actual value.
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And fans of police have been moved to open their hearts, and wallets, to the slighted NYPD officers.
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Consumers in the U.S. (and UK) today are getting another opportunity to lighten their wallets a little more.
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The likes of Jeff Bezos have opened their wallets to roam the oceans blue on this incredible ship.
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Finally, I will require men to carry purses and be fully responsible for their own keys and wallets.
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But with "e-holdings," negative-rate policies can be transmitted to "e-wallets," encouraging increased consumption, Nomura said.
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"When you combine digital and live advice, consumers are happier," said Laura Varas, Hearts & Wallets' founder and CEO.
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Although our scalded tongues are happy to make this transition over to colder brews, our wallets are not.
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Reports that hackers have stolen $60 million from NiceHash Bitcoin wallets on Thursday were greeted with a shrug.
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Luxury automakers vie for the attention and wallets of potential customers with pop-up shops and exorbitant dinners.
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It's unclear whether a "shopping list" of videos will actually open any wallets, but it certainly can't hurt.
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People who leave laptops or wallets at the airport security checkpoint almost always rush back to get it.
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Part of the law requires digital currency exchanges and wallets to apply customer due diligence controls like banks.
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The choice between Intel and Qualcomm will be up to customers, but most will vote with their wallets.
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Surprising or not, the foods that the government makes easy on our wallets are hard on our waistlines.
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Combine that with fat wallets full of cash, and you suddenly have this wave of super-sized deals.
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Of course, Italians may come to resent mass Chinese tourism, even when the visitors come with fat wallets.
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There are many software wallets, and some, like the mobile wallet Coinomi, support a large number of cryptocurrencies.
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But it cannot access its funds because they are stored in "cold wallets" that only Cotten could access.
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Ronna McDaniel, the RNC's chairwoman, said attacks from Democrats have spurred the President's supporters to open their wallets.
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And Mr Trump's outbursts will probably not be much help in winning over European hearts, minds or wallets.
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And for strictly crypto-related businesses, such as crypto exchanges and wallets, the ad bans are bad news.
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MezuCardTM seamlessly integrates with the top mobile wallets, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay, for easy use.
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In December the central bank launched an initiative to promote the use of e-wallets for cheaper remittances.
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They swarmed the entrance to rooms, creating bottleneck checkpoints where they searched wallets, bags, pockets, and waist bands.
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With greater temptation, then, comes greater honesty—at least when it comes to lost wallets and petty cash.
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The providers of digital wallets will have to comply with national rules, such as those against money-laundering.
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After all, there were no shortage of warnings of the potential hit to wallets ahead of the referendum.
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But with regulators demanding oversight of apps that present risks to patients, users will harm only their wallets.
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A platform like SpankChain, if it ever comes to fruition, could put more money in sex workers' wallets.
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Though again, for the wallets filled with almost a hundred dollars, the return rate among Americans jumped substantially.
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" NYT called the toy "a threat to nothing but the wallets and emotional equilibrium of desperately shopping parents.
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Also worth noting, the investigation won't release the addresses of Mt. Gox's wallets for privacy and security purposes.
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Much like the backlash to Trump's Muslim Ban included record ACLU donations, people are speaking with their wallets.
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No timeline was given for when the partner wallets would come online as part of the UEFA deal.
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In other words, if mobile money wallets and migrations between developing countries keep growing, WorldRemit should be fine.
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Levi Strauss, which also sells footwear, belts and wallets, reported annual net revenue of $5.6 billion in 2018.
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Sheriff Israel noted that not all of the students were carrying backpacks or wallets when they were found.
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It's best to control your own wallets using a hardware device or at least a secure software wallet.
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Gross added that NYC's Curb is used for payments more often than all the other mobile wallets combined.
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Apple Pay Cash may be convenient, but it doesn't have a clear path to millennial hearts or wallets.
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And Kraft and others don't want the consumers who have the fattest wallets to forego their products anymore.
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The card is only available to PayPal members, and it's automatically added to users' PayPal's wallets, once approved.
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At this time, they also had their cell phones and wallets taken away from them, the lawsuit claims.
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I-2628's revenue neutral approach also offers a sound solution to reduce the impact on our wallets.
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As Democrats learned years ago, support for mandatory testing and charter schools opens fat wallets on Wall Street.
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Plus, investors are some of tech's biggest celebrities, with profiles and influence that outstrip even their hefty wallets.
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The bank's distinctive coral-coloured card has become commonplace in the wallets of the young and tech savvy.
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This will leave more money in our wallets and reduce business costs allowing employers to hire new people.
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Having more money in our wallets and creating jobs are certainly attractive benefits to a repeal of ACA.
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Yet unlike cryptocurrency exchanges or wallets, Rare Bits focuses on crypto-based products, but doesn't sell actual cryptocurrencies.
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There are 5,3003,155 bitcoins in the 1,000 biggest wallets - more than a third of all bitcoins in circulation.
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It is not yet clear if donors will be more likely to close their wallets after Ryan's retirement.
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So wallets — or walking shoes, if you're planning on hitting a brick-and-mortar store — at the ready.
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But TrackR has scaled by expanding its Works with TrackR standard into products such as wallets, keys etc.
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Google's user-engagement initiative is potentially a tough development for independent mobile wallets such as Paytm and Mobikwik.
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Other Republican donors, such as the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, have been similarly reluctant to open their wallets.
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The SEC clarified in March that it is looking to apply securities laws to cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets.
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That's money that could be spent on other, more worthwhile projects—or better yet, kept in taxpayers' wallets.
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Take multisignature technology, in which wallets holding digital currencies like Bitcoin have authorization "keys" held by different parties.
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Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt explains how area residents have opened their wallets to support the local team.
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Typically, users put Tiles on key fobs, wallets and purses, smartphone and laptop cases, gym bags and luggage.
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It's time for taxpaying travelers to their lawmakers that this latest attempt to lighten our wallets won't fly.
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These exchanges act as custodial wallets in which they control users' digital currencies like banks control customer deposits.
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So the likelihood of all US consumers adopting mobile wallets as their primary way to pay is low.
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"Back in the 2000s everybody had huge wallets, just lugging them around with both arms," Hale said sarcastically.
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Here are a few of the space-themed items that once captured the national imagination — and our wallets.
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High-income shoppers are increasingly willing to spending a larger chunk of their wallets at warehouses, Campbell noted.
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In 2018, 840 passports, 460 wallets, 350 phones, and 300 keys turned up at the lost and found.
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This leather ages well according to many Insider Picks members who have been carrying Bellroy's wallets for years.
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There's nothing wrong with 2x3 prints, but they're more suitable for wallets as opposed to hung on walls.
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Of course, individuals can donate to committees, too, and Silicon Valley's elites opened up their wallets as well.
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Items fished out of the sea showed wallets and other personal effects, including a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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Democrats have traditionally fared better when they emphasize class over culture, encouraging white workers to vote their wallets.
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Those periods when rides are in high demand and the prices skyrocket are definitely painful on our wallets.
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If you have more than a bit of money in cryptocurrencies, chances are you've heard about Ledger wallets.
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For those with lighter wallets, children hawk velvet prayer rugs decorated with images of the Kaaba for $2.60.
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Stash promotes a positive mindset around investing by encouraging those without deep wallets to put money in ETFs.
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Plus, a number of negative headlines — crypto hacks, phony initial coin offerings, stolen digital wallets — have hurt sentiment.
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Dollar General (DG) and Dollar Tree (DLTR) are poised to benefit from the extra cash in customers' wallets.
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But possessions are often left behind and end up in the trash: soiled clothing, books, wallets and photographs.
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More often than not, we end up right where we started, but with thinner wallets and thicker waistlines.
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It also tweets updates on the amount of money Bitcoin wallets connected to hate groups have saved up.
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That's similar to the way that a diverse array of companies have created wallets and exchanges for Bitcoin.
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Other companies working with Libra will be able to create their own wallets and verify their own customers.
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Immediately after, both of our wallets are stolen, so we joke that the blessing was actually a jinx.
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Bitcoin "wallets" are vulnerable to new kinds of attacks that are not a problem for ordinary financial accounts.
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When industrious growers are shaken down by gangsters it is crazy to hit them in their wallets again.
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It doesn't matter to the dead whether they were sacrificed for mankind's happiness or shot for their wallets.
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That is where home prices are still rising fastest and borrowers have less wiggle room in their wallets.
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Americans' wallets could be hit by the virus, analysts say, which could end up slowing overall consumer spending.
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Tightening the straps on Gucci purses, tucking in sneaker laces and securing wallets (and wigs), riders push off.
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Another key factor for voters and the economy is whether French workers notice any improvement in their wallets.
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As it turned out, it mainly inspired audiences to open their wallets for the biggest October opening ever.
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GOP donors are opening up their wallets as the party tries to seize on this rare political opportunity.
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Wallets can be lost, stolen or forgotten, but most people today wouldn't be caught dead without their phones.
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We even looked at the top rated wallets by Amazon users and pulled our chic faves from those.
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More shoppers are opening their wallets and are expected to continue to do so through this holiday season.
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"We're following the movement of funds being sent out of the WannaCry wallets," Robinson told CNBC via email.
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When it comes to buying beer, wine and spirits, customers can vote with their feet and their wallets.
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Some high-profile hacking incidents of bitcoin wallets may be scaring some people away from cryptocurrencies, Cribari said.
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It hardly touches their wallets, and the all-volunteer force seems to skip over their sons and daughters.
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The news followed a July 19 report that about $32 million was stolen from three ethereum-focused wallets.
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There&aposs no checkout, so shoppers never have to pull out their wallets to pay for their snacks.
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Available in a range of tempting colors, these streamlined wallets will please a minimalist weary of basic black.
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Items fished out of the sea included wallets and other personal effects, including a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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Following a series security lapses at exchanges last year, the FSA restricted use of less-secure "hot wallets" - where virtual currencies are stored on platforms directly connected to the internet - prompting exchanges to shift to "cold wallets", storage devices that are not connected to the internet and therefore more secure.
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There are full outfits (pants, shirts, jackets), staple accessories (sneakers, wallets) plus some very specific finds (fanny packs, cardholders).
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They must show they can dance with the cool kids, while not losing either their wallets or their dignity.
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The investigation began in early 2018 when the Hessen State Police received complaints of money stolen from cryptocurrency wallets.
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After the liquid bombers were captured in 2006, the British banned all carry-on luggage except passports and wallets.
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In other words, it is a genius Rube Goldberg machine designed to empty the wallets of suckers and YouTubers.
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"It is about the consumer having the choice of multiple wallets," said Lance Blockley, a spokesman for the banks.
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It's time to brush off your rosters and open your wallets: Daily fantasy sports are legal in New York.
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Nearly 35 million people worldwide now have blockchain "wallets" to hold cryptocurrency, according to a recent report from Statista.
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Cross was especially fascinated by projects focused on security and privacy, such as encrypted email, cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin wallets.
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He reasons that tourists will still flock there, wallets open, after the chief occupant leaves for the White House.
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It's with this in mind that investors are willing to open their wallets for startups in these emerging markets.
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There have been no raised voices, just handwritten notes placed inside plastic wallets and pinned to a post. pic.twitter.
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That will likely accelerate the move away from cash in favor of credit, debit and mobile wallets, experts say.
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That makes it suitable for most wallets, or any of those hybrid wallet-cases for smartphones, tablets, and Kindles.
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The "Disney x Coach" line launched June 17 with 36 Mickey Mouse products such as bags, wallets and apparel.
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Just think: Those saved shipping dollars can go right back into your wallets to fund your future shopping sprees.
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British startup Elvis & Kresse makes luxury items like handbags and wallets using decommissioned fire hoses from London's Fire Brigade.
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Right now the initial launch is with Android Pay, but that doesn't limit us from considering other mobile wallets.
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The phone is also being opened up for third-party developers to make their own key apps and wallets.
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Those wallets are not talking to each other except via the transactions pipes for sending assets to each other.
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Blockchain currently manages 30 million wallets, which represent over $200 billion in transaction volume in the last two years.
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The company gets paid through mobile wallets, earning fees on a portion of the transactional business its solutions generate.
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Ahead, find the new-age wallets that are just as practical as your old one, but look way cooler.
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Many Venezuelans, regardless of their political views, were fretting about the impact of disruptions on their wallets - and stomachs.
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China's giant payment apps, WeChat and Alipay, send transfers between their digital wallets, going through an official clearing house.
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Premium therapeutic foods, which are supposedly good for dogs and are definitely heavy on wallets, are selling especially well.
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The first thing that comes to mind are those wallets that doubled as clutches from our high school homecoming.
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But when it launches, Calibra will likely be how most people interact with the currency until competing wallets arise.
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"Folks are opening up their wallets a little bit," said Rod Sides, who heads up Deloitte's Retail & Distribution practice.
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Today, that program will now authenticate luxury watches, in addition to the handbags and wallets it was already verifying.
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For a chance to grab one of its wallets or credit card holders (among a few others), click ahead.
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So put down your wands, take out your wallets, and get ready to browse, because these shades are dreamy.
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It will keep issuing prepaid cards and electronic wallets — it won't re-issue new debit cards for existing customers.
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Paytm Payments Bank Ltd, another company of the group, houses its electronic payment wallets and planned payments bank business.
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She left the car with a valet, but also left valuables in the automobile, including both of their wallets.
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On these devices are so called "mobile wallets", essentially banking services that can be done via simple text messages.
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They have so many cute new crossbody bags and wallets, but I settle on a tan leather tote bag.
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If they don't get a prize, then, well, they might not be so eager to open their wallets again.
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Now, Houstonians (especially those with flood insurance on their cars) will be opening their wallets to buy new vehicles.
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Paywalled content has to be exceptional to stand out from the noise and get consumers to open their wallets.
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It's the latest sign that the luxury retail sector is recovering in China as consumers re-open their wallets.
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We think we just heard the sound of credit cards being flung out of designer wallets at record speed.
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These locators can be attached to essentials like keys, wallets, and passports, and ring when activated from an app.
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Airlines aren't the only ones feeling the pinch when travellers make their choices on the basis of their wallets.
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Technology companies have been trying to plant stakes in consumers' wallets for more than a decade, with limited success.
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They rummaged through receipts and cash tucked into wallets, opened sunglasses cases, and patted down armpits, backs and ankles.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A-list celebrities seem to be opening their hearts — or at least their wallets — to Pete Buttigieg.
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Ahead, four of the best new brands that have stolen our hearts (and our wallets) so far this summer.
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When claims occur, they are distributed to all wallets in the community, which collectively help pay for the claim.
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This often causes consumers to hold on to their wallets more tightly, slowing down the pace of economic growth.
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"If people don't want to trust us, they can use any of the other wallets that will be available."
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Weil said there will be plenty of other wallets from companies both small and large that can incorporate libra.
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Some wallets grant you the ability to buy bitcoin directly through their site, while others simply serve as storage.
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When customers cancel, they're sending a message with their wallets—to effectively reduce churn, you need to know why.
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Now the studio executives rely on us to open our wallets for the same thing over and over again.
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Not to mention, the price is right for parent's wallets, something Wiseman said was part of the development process.
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A number of virtual currency exchanges and wallets have collectively lost billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin to thieves.
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Both are bad, but food waste is something that we can affect immediately, helping the planet and our wallets.
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AsNPRreports, the research group "lost" 463,000 wallets in 355 cities and 40 countries to see how people would respond.
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One reason tech investors are drawn to food may have more to do with their conscience than their wallets.
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Customers don't see cash leaving their wallets and focus on the satisfaction of a purchase, so they spend more.
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After everything was said and done, the hacker had generated the private keys to well over 100 Bitcoin wallets.
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Ahead, we asked five women to open up their wallets and spill the contents for the world to see.
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Copies of The Emo Diaries would line the dorm rooms and CD wallets of scenesters for years to come.
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"People WILL make mistakes," Pavol Rusnák, Chief Technology officer of SatoshiLabs, the company behind Trezor wallets, wrote on Reddit.
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Clients' wallets are saying otherwiseDB's CFO James von Moltke naturally guided investors on his earnings call towards transitory factors.
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Critics, however, blamed poor inventory management and underwhelming product offerings, prompting once-loyal shoppers to take their wallets elsewhere.
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CreditCreditEiko Ojala We organize the money in our wallets in units of currency, dollars and cents, bills and coins.
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It monitors a handful or so Bitcoin wallets associated with white supremacists, and reports when a donation is made.
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But, the researchers wondered, if the wallets were actually collected, would people turn them in but keep the money?
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A number of virtual currency exchanges and wallets have collectively lost billions of dollars' worth of Bitcoin to thieves.
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A quick look at AmadeusGoodrich's digital wallet shows they've sent the promised 100,000 worthless tokens to three different wallets.
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Facebook has also created a subsidiary called Calibra, which will offer digital wallets to save, send and spend Libras.
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The EU is also examining the integration of Libra wallets into Facebook's WhatsApp and Messenger services, according to Bloomberg.
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By 2014, after the law took effect, fewer than 4 percent of American women had to open their wallets.
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Their flagship boutique, which opened in 2017, offers an array of sumptuous leather wallets for under 200 Australian dollars.
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So far, consumer spending remains fairly strong as higher wages and lower taxes encourage people to open their wallets.
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Editorial It's admirable that Americans' first instinct when disaster occurs is to open their wallets and volunteer their time.
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LED bulbs show how seemingly modest shifts in technology can have a profound effect on people's lives and wallets.
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According to the latest tally of payments made to attackers' Bitcoin wallets, victims have paid only $75,000 in ransom.
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You set the standard for excellent customer service 💯, unique & delicious products 😋, & caring about the customer's wallets 💵.
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This is a preview of the US Mobile Wallets in 2020 and Beyond research report from Business Insider Intelligence.
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Footwear, apparel, accessories, watches and jewelry, and handbags and wallets accounted for more than half of all 2018 seizures.
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To make them, he said in a recent interview, "open their wallets more, and engender a sense of loyalty."
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It is pretty much impossible for the economy to keep growing if Americans decide to keep their wallets closed.
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That issuer, WaveCrest, was required to close its Visa card products, some of which were linked to cryptocurrency wallets.
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Those women may or may not be the ones to reach into their wallets, but they are crucial nonetheless.
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"Smart" cards promised to slim down bulky wallets by combining multiple credit cards into one single piece of plastic.
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Chubb and IKBZ are experimenting with selling insurance via e-wallets; AIA plans to sell its products via Facebook.
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That growth slowed, however, when the economy turned south, and consumers tightened up their wallets into 803 and 280.
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Roan's campaign to end the yearly murderfest is a threat to their wallets, and that's something they cannot abide.
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Financial officials are also grappling with how to regulate virtual currencies as cyber thieves continue to target digital wallets.
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The startup expanded its catalog with a line of accessories including, belts, wallets, card holders, and most notably, briefcases.
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On the ground floor, a shop sold luxury goods: tailored suits, silk ties, fine leather wallets, glittering Rolex watches.
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And consumers began opening up their wallets to support journalism, turning around the fortunes of The New York Times.
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I broke into their homes and took possessions they worked hard for; took their wallets out of their pockets.
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These would double as interfaces with businesses and, eventually, usurp the functions of our credit cards and digital wallets.
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Wealth Matters As flames engulfed Notre-Dame, people from around the world opened their wallets and began making donations.
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Wealthy Republican donors, even some appointed to his finance "victory" team, did not open their wallets for the nominee.
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I see London, I see France, I see a lot of tangled headphones and wallets in everyone's street style bags.
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"It's not that people are buying something, it's that people are putting their wallets where their soul is," Shear said.
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Twitter seems to think so: Both my 10 and 14 year olds are well-aware of bitcoin and have wallets.
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But that doesn't mean consumers weren't whipping out their wallets and filling their shopping carts ahead of the new year.
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If only our favorite indulgences, like luxury groceries, fresh flowers, and two-day shipping, weren't so hard on our wallets.
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The phone, which was based on the iPhone 5s, was much beloved by people with small hands, pockets, and wallets.
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Beyond making the platform demonstrably hostile to donors' wallets, creators were confused by when exactly they'd be getting paid now.
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We also need to consider consumers and their wallets more holistically, since no one buys a subscription in a vacuum.
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All I wanted to do was take a nap and I couldn't because I was watching keys, wallets and cellphones.
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There are already countless crypto wallets out there, but the startup thinks they're all either too complicated or too insecure.
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You'll be able to use digital wallets on a variety of devices, including ones from Samsung, Fitbit, Google, and Apple.
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The #BoycottFlorida campaign took off Saturday after student-activist David Hogg suggested people punish the state's inaction with their wallets.
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Discussions about accepting third party wallets are ongoing, but Wal-Mart has no immediate plans to do so, Eckert said.
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The arson came after angry crowds had previously gathered outside Bitcoin Wallets' headquarters as well as the local police station.
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We need to find a cashless solution that helps them manage their money and mobile wallets is one way forward.
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As its store operations continue to improve, competitors will need to work harder to get their share of consumers' wallets.
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Part of YC's Winter '18 class, it's a platform to track your crypto across all exchanges, wallets, and even currencies.
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Someone left a comment on one of the wallets associated with the scammers to discourage people from sending it currency.
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He also alleges that employees at Facebook's Menlo Park campus would clutch their wallets while walking past him at times.
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Uber says it only takes minutes to be approved, after which users can add the card to their Uber wallets.
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To help Hesitators feel more confident on their way to opening their wallets, consider the power of reward-based behavior.
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We can say this because the three Bitcoin wallets that held the ransomed loot were all suddenly emptied late Wednesday.
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But such a proposal only shifts risk away from the private sector and into the hands (and wallets) of taxpayers.
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But maybe if we're lucky, one day we'll be able to just carry our computers with us in our wallets.
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The particularly advantageous situation that TimeLooper has set itself up in involves targeting consumers when their wallets are most vulnerable.
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Existing mobile wallets like Apple Pay have continued their expansion globally, while other large payment businesses have consolidated their position.
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Somewhat ironically, one of the affected wallets was for Polkadot, an Ethereum app launched by Parity's own founder Gavin Wood.
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With the new announcement today, the FPF is also launching a new page that accepts cryptocurrencies directly from digital wallets.
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The collection includes jackets with Buddhas and wallets, socks, and T-shirts adorned with seals like those used in calligraphy.
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For example, the "Daily Carry" section includes toteable items like keychains, wallets, backpacks, water bottles, hats, iPhone cases and more.
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It's a bummer for our eyes and the companies' bottom lines, but it's going to be great for our wallets.
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Users can send money to any bank account, more than 300,000 cash pick-up locations, and all major mobile wallets.
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Dog lovers and pet parents, go grab your wallets because we just found the doggone cutest and coziest slippers ever.
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Because Libra's technology is open source, it's possible new digital wallets could eclipse Facebook's in popularity someday, Weil told Axios.
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However, twice a day coffee runs and picking up breakfast every morning doesn't always make our wallets feel that great.
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Other companies and entities will also be able to develop wallets and other tools to use Libra on the network.
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However, an Ant Financial spokesperson told CNBC that some of the company's partner wallets could be involved in this deal.
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Experts warn that holding large sums in hot wallets is the equivalent of carrying large amounts of cash in person.
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Unlike a wallet you use for cash in the real world, ethereum wallets don't actually contain any of your cryptocurrency.
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Ahead, our editors spill the intel on the wares they adore that also happen to be easy on their wallets.
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The Mylan case is an example of how performance-based pay can end up hurting customers while fattening executives' wallets.
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"There's going to be a bit of consolidation in the e-wallets space in the next two years," he said.
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Quirky costumes and period-specific Hamilton hats are recommended, and please bring your wallets: this restaurant only accepts loose change.
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The UFC honcho says multiple people working on the UFC 224 event were shaken down for phones, wallets and passports.
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Grab your wallets, Tupac fans ... the legendary rapper's personally-owned Duke Blue Devils basketball jersey is hitting the auction block!!!
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It's now possible that the software could be helping to break into the wallets of the people using it themselves.
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And now, we see that the LBC project itself can be used to obtain encrypted wallets, bringing everything full circle.
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Hardeman predicted that wallets would open if Cruz has a strong showing in South Carolina and rivals leave the race.
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The EFF has a decent RFID blocking wallet for a low price, while other, more upscale wallets cost far more.
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In an end-of-year wrap, the company said it had 177 million wallets by the end of December 2016.
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Since Bitcoin wallets are typically anonymous, that would make it effectively impossible to tell which targets paid and which didn't.
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Rest assured that you can still spend the funds that you have already topped up to your existing Amex Wallets.
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Coffee is important, it's generally what people start their day with, but I don't want to stress people's wallets out.
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But those investors probably need a dose of good news to persuade them to open their wallets. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Previously, the company offered its standard tracker, the Tile Mate, and a thinner version ideal for wallets, the Time Slim.
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Read More: The Large Bitcoin Collider Is Generating Trillions of Keys and Breaking Into Wallets This risk is very real.
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Apparently, 20% of Kin purchasers linked their wallets to Kik to buy everything from games to digital products and services.
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Now a new company claims it will be able to fix some of these problems, especially as it concerns wallets.
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In 2014, pineapple prints dominated the scene; just last year, we blew through our wallets for anything decorated with cherries.
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You asked Cavalier fans what they expected in Game 3 and they squinted as if you were eyeing their wallets.
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"When you have some holdings in wallets off exchange and you transact with friends, that's where complexity occurs," Benson said.
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Their wallets and fanny packs have a great reputation among my colleagues, and the Shift Backpack is just as impressive.
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About 1600 wallets, or accounts, hold roughly 3003 percent of that total bitcoin in existence, according to data from BitInfoCharts.
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Ingvar Kamprad founded Ikea in 1943 when he was 17 years old and originally sold pens, wallets, and picture frames.
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Trump on stocks: President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that investors capitalize on crashing US stock prices by opening their wallets.
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And yet, in many ways, credit and debit cards, payment apps and digital wallets are so clearly superior to cash.
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On Wednesday, the unknown hackers behind the ransomware outbreak known as WannaCry emptied their three bitcoin wallets, moving around $2257,25782.
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Other payment apps and mobile wallets have all struggled to find traction, while Venmo's user adoption has been dramatically increasing.
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There are hundreds of thousands of similar smart contracts on Ethereum that control wallets, tokens and applications, or hold funds.
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It's typically groups of young pickpockets who use perfidious tricks to snatch wallets, phones and other valuables off unsuspecting pedestrians.
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After binding the women with duct tape and rifling through their purses and wallets, the man began robbing the store.
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Virtual wallets used to store Bitcoin do not provide the same safeguards as deposits made at a traditional banking institution.
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All inductees were instructed to strip down to our underwear and socks and to tuck our wallets into our waistbands.
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Opinion about fairs among art advisers — those people who guide the hearts, minds and wallets of top collectors — is split.
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And while Netflix, Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple have opened their wallets, Time Warner has been sitting on the sidelines.
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Some wallets had no money inside; some had $33 in local currency, adjusted to a comparable value for each country.
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The businessmen — representing companies that are still prominent German corporate names, like Siemens, Bayer and Allianz — duly open their wallets.
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Palestinian youths blocked them from leaving, continued to throw stones at them, and robbed them of wallets, snacks and cellphones.
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Payments will be made through debit cards that can be loaded remotely, or by setting recipients up with online wallets.
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Until then, bills with former President Andrew Jackson's face will continue to pour out of A.T.M.s and fill Americans' wallets.
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He pointed to the table of leather and denim wallets, all made from leftover fabrics, because the Pisches repurpose everything.
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Most smartphones now have virtual wallets that allow users to add their credit cards and pay via their mobile device.
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Voting with our wallets in health care is not as simple as buying branded sneakers like in the Nike case.
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On Tuesday, Tether announced that an "external attacker" had taken $30 million worth of Tether from the company's online wallets.
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The U.S.-China trade war will enter into a new phase starting this Sunday that will start hitting consumers' wallets.
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We also had the card saved to a handful of digital wallets where we can&apost get a higher rate.
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Innovative new game titles and hardware are essential for stirring up excitement among gamers, which keeps them emptying their wallets.
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But there are still many people who haven't tried mobile payments, or don't know how to organize their digital wallets.
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Consumers are voting with their wallets and choosing to walk away from companies that don't practice the values they preach.
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But these days, I have three wallets, two of which I carry and one of which I leave at home.
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In order to save jobs and keep families' hard earned money in their wallets, we must prioritize investments in infrastructure.
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There were only three bitcoin wallets and the campaign has far earned only $50,000 or so, despite the widespread infections.
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It's no wonder big business groups have opened their wallets to ram this partisan and ill-conceived agenda through Congress.
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Apple Pay and Google Pay are digital wallets: they hold a digital version of cards but do not process transactions.
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Ledger, a French start-up that makes hardware wallets for cryptocurrencies, has raised $75 million in a huge funding round.
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Too few citizens have digital IDs or mobile wallets — locking them out of access to critical services and e-commerce.
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Price: ~$6.99/monthBuy on:Disney+ Minimalist wallets purposely can't hold much in them, but that's not true of the Exentri Wallet.
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A worker at a small shop that makes snakeskin purses and wallets dyes snakeskins in Comal, Indonesia, in March 2014.
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Every app aimed at the wealthy urbanite target market is essentially a siphon aimed at the wallets of the rich.
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Identifies the eight core mobile wallets leading the industry based on existing market reach, brand awareness, and feature-set leadership.
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If a college didn't have an explicit policy against theft, would it be O.K. to deprive students of their wallets?
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The New Jersey senator was an early favorite in Silicon Valley, capturing hearts and wallets ahead of the 2020 elections.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chip titan TSMC looks immune to trade and supply chain disruptions, but not to consumer wallets.
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Victims may also start digging into their wallets as others publicly confirm that paying the ransom actually unlocks their files.
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Wallets are also used at bitcoin ATMs, machines with special software that can easily exchange the digital asset for cash.
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The 10 most commonly forgotten items are: phones, cameras, wallets, keys, purses/backpack, clothes, glasses, headphones, e-cigs and IDs.
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They've grown so popular that the company has started selling PopSocket wallets, lip glosses, and this incredibly cursed AirPods holder.
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And it's not just parents and families who feel the pinch of school shopping — teachers also dig into their wallets.
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Private keys — unique alphanumeric characters known only to the user — allow for the withdrawal of cryptocurrencies stored in those wallets.
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American Express and Chase have been duking it out for dominance in travelers' wallets, which has been good for consumers.
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Cards dominate the in-store retail channel, but mobile wallets like Apple Pay are seeing a rapid uptick in usage.
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Ms. Robertson said she also hired an expert to find the cryptocurrency in "cold wallets" stored offline, with little success.
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And Fake ID is a desk at which we're invited to open up our wallets and have our identities recast.
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To facilitate transactions, Facebook also created Calibra, a subsidiary that will offer digital wallets to save, send and spend Libras.
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Industry experts consider them to be more vulnerable to hacks than "cold wallets", which are not connected to the internet.
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Yesterday, Mike Tyson's bitcoin company (called Mike Tyson Bitcoin, obviously) formally debuted its bitcoin wallets for both iOS and Android.
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It's just going to hit our wallets now harder than ever before, and that's a tough pill to swallow for most.
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John Larson of Connecticut, is reintroducing legislation that — while having a negligible impact on working Americans' wallets — would do just that.
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The pastor believed that the wallets were stolen 75 years ago and wanted to try to reunite them with their owners.
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There's no written policy on flaming wallets — the same kind that magicians usually use for tricks — so this guy slipped through.
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This is one of those situations where consumers are easily able to vote with their wallets for the version they prefer.
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That keeps its value predictable, but presents a problem if a token is stolen from one of the company's "treasury" wallets.
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Ulta is giving us the perfect way to beef up our eyeshadow collections without burning a massive hole in our wallets.
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It's the stuff that beach vacation packing list dreams are made of (even when our wallets can't make those dreams reality).
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And environmental and consumer groups are already expressing concern about what this will mean for the climate and car buyers' wallets.
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Nodus has extended a discount on its leather iPhone cases and wallets exclusively for readers of The Verge until February 18th.
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Digital walletsFrom Apple to Google to Uber, tech companies are pushing for digital wallets as alternatives to both cash and cards.
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But millions more are ready to respond at the ballot box, and show that Americans don't just think with their wallets.
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They just need to persuade enough users to view them not simply as mobile wallets but as mobile brokers and lenders.
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Lochte and Conger look like they're still wearing their watches, though Lochte only said that their wallets and money were stolen.
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Several months after the May 2017 attacks, three bitcoin wallets known to contain ransom paid to the WannaCry hackers were emptied.
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Governments and nonprofit groups open their wallets when outbreaks dominate headlines, but that funding has historically withered when attention dies down.
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They can use transaction data to credit-score, and take payments from in-app wallets, which cuts the risk of default.
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You will find some wallets that are supporting up to 10 currencies (and I am not referring to ERC20/ICO tokens).
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The tokens are ERC-20 compatible so they can be sold on lots of cryptocurrency exchanges and stored in popular wallets.
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NFT businesses need to pay special attention to how they structure their tokens and the functionality of wallets that hold them.
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This made all multisignature wallets tied to that contract instantly useless, their funds locked away with no way to access them.
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There wasn't a brand in Starwood's portfolio that could cater to millennial interests and wallets, and that's when Aloft Hotels started.
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Earlier this year, Uber also added a tipping feature to appease frustrated drivers and save riders from fumbling with their wallets.
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If the tariffs had been in place over the last six months, companies would certainly have felt their wallets get lighter.
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Sky News says (via Engadget) that the new advertising policies would ban worldwide ads for ICOs, token sales, and cryptocurrency wallets.
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And since wallets are notorious for being, well, a bit drab, we thought we'd round up some designer styles via Jet.
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Researchers combing through samples of the ransomware have already discovered several bitcoin wallets in which thousands of dollars have been deposited.
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The system will be open, so that any firm is free to create digital wallets that allow customers to use Libras.
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A drop in fuel prices, hikes in the minimum wage and a lower unemployment rate are all padding these shoppers' wallets.
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If it does, banks might eventually want to hold Libras themselves, and perhaps to run digital wallets to compete with Calibra.
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We may come to a point when cards and mobile wallets stored on our smartphones will come to an end completely.
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Wal-Mart shoppers no longer need to carry their wallets to check out at one of its 833,3.35-plus U.S. stores.
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Still, that doesn't mean they're fail-proof either, as mobile wallets can be hacked if your phone is not properly secured.
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Users must confirm transactions out of their own wallets, and a suspicious description will often trigger a hold on the money.
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Come October, Kohl's most loyal shoppers will no longer need to bring their wallets to check out at the cash register.
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That means retailers can more easily include alternative payment methods, like local wallets and country-specific options, alongside a PayPal button.
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The new rule, which runs nearly 1,50 pages long, will also apply to mobile wallets and person-to-person payment products.
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Some people, like Elon Musk, have even misplaced the keys to their digital wallets and can no longer access the funds.
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The end of the year tends to make our wallets feel much smaller and our spending habits that much more frugal.
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This is the perfect size to carry around in wallets and purses, or post on your refrigerator at home or work.
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Neither Matus nor DeVoursney had wallets or ID with them when they were found -- but Matus' jewelry had not been taken.
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The shoppers are voting with their wallets, whether they come to that particular shop to buy things, so rent is secondary.
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Some of the wallets also contained a modest cash sum: an amount roughly to equal $13.45 (USD) in the country's currency.
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The ethereum community was looking to sweep vulnerable wallets of all their funds before the bad guys could get to them.
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Crowing about this like it's a huge victory is as empty as the countless wallets of content creators FuckJerry ripped off.
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Singtel wants to stand out by permitting users to be able to pay with their e-wallets outside their home country.
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Drivers will get paid $15 from riders in exchange for delivering wallets, iPhones, and other lost belongings to their rightful owners.
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Some 268 in 25 diners use restaurant mobile apps or digital wallets to pay for meals, according to Market Force Information.
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Wallets Africa is building a digital bank that brings support to many of these online purchases via a partnership with Visa.
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The most accurate measure is when consumers vote with their wallets and CLA250 sales have increased year after year since introduction.
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Walking around the Marina, it is not unusual to see wallets laid on cafe tables and keys left in car ignitions.
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And yet, despite knowing the company couldn't access the cold wallets in question, QuadrigaCX still sent them a bunch of bitcoin.
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These best selling Bluetooth trackers attach to phones, keys, wallets, luggage, kids (just kidding) but seriously — anything that gets misplaced often.
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But the FSA has since determined that there are risks of internal theft, even with the cold wallets, the source said.
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If it succeeds, it will cement the idea that audiences are more willing to open up their wallets when Warner Bros.
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Buyers with high 'outcome' hopes for STEM toys should certainly go in with their eyes, rather than their wallets, wide open.
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But you can't make money if you can't keep your wallets safe, so closing the bank usually stops the rackets, too.
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Mobile wallets feel faster, more convenient and less awkward to use than the chip, so you should use them whenever possible.
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There are so many different cryptocurrencies, fiat currencies, exchanges and wallets that it has become hard to make everything work together.
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They said a man came in and took some cellphones and wallets before fleeing at the sight of a fraternity member.
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In its home market, SPAR faced a stagnant economy, with high unemployment and rising living costs putting pressure on consumers' wallets.
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More carcasses means less room in the cooler overall, and Lauritsen fears that could shorten worker shifts and lighten worker wallets.
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Moreover, maintaining stricter standards would protect Americans from very real risks to their wallets if and when oil prices soar again.
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Centrists must be relentless and unified in emphasizing how quickly bad populist policies can hurt voters' wallets while evidence is mounting.
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What to watch: Mobile wallets will start to grab more of the U.S. market in the next five years, says Peterson.
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So when lawmakers deliberate over giving tax cuts to the rich, they're necessarily deciding about how to fatten their own wallets.
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K Street executives are opening their wallets to 2023 Democrats, according to 2019 first-quarter filings with the Federal Election Commission.
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New Jersey isn't exactly kind to wallets — high costs of living make it an expensive state for anyone, let alone retirees.
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In the case of this experiment, individuals who reported missing wallets might have empathized with the stranger who supposedly lost it.
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It's no secret that environmental non-governmental organizations (ENGOs) reserve a special place in their wallets – I mean hearts – for Alaska.
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While "fast fashion" may be a boon for our wallets because of its value, its impact on the environment is significant.
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Ernst & Young, which is tasked with auditing QCX, found a few wrinkles while sifting through wallets associated with the defunct exchange.
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When the startup announced its previous $30 million funding round, it was only managing 2.3 million bitcoin wallets at the time.
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