For example, if you have ten working days to complete a project, you should have the rough details of the project in their hands within two working days.
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The telecoms probe will last at least 30 working days and not exceed 120 working days, though the period of investigation can be extended if necessary, the government said.
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It may extend that by 10 working days to 35 working days, to consider either a company's proposed remedies or an EU member state's request to handle the case.
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Most mergers win approval but occasionally the Commission opens a detailed second-stage investigation for up to 90 additional working days, which it may extend to 105 working days.
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The public phones probe will last at least 30 working days and not exceed 120 working days, though the period of investigation can be extended if necessary, the government said.
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Long gone are working days that began at 9 a.m.
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App reviews were always supposed to take five working days.
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There will also be fewer working days this year than last.
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That election cannot happen for at least another 25 working days.
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The office holidays merely shifted the working days to the weekend.
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Leadership has fewer than 10 full working days until the Dec.
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Both companies now have five working days to address those concerns.
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The number of working days for the period was 18 (21).
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Working days are typically longer when you work the summer season.
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The new proposals will require BT to install high-speed lines for businesses in 46 working days by the end of March 2017, and 40 working days the following year, down from a current 48 days.
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A written response from the company was requested within 15 working days.
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I visit my mom often between the hustle of our working days.
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There were also fewer working days because Easter fell during the quarter.
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Proceedings to elect a new president must begin within seven working days.
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Congress will have about 12 working days, when it returns on Sept.
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Congress will have about 12 working days when it returns on Sept.
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August this year had 24 working days, versus 22 days last year.
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Attending classes in the evenings while working days, he graduated in 153.
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The EU's executive body, the Commission, said the four companies have committed to responding to notifications on dangerous products from Member State authorities within 2 working days, and to take action on notices from customers within 5 working days.
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And the Senate essentially has three working days to square all these concerns.
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There were 19.5 working days in February this year, versus 13.13 last year.
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The maximum term of consideration of the defect/error is 45 working days.
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Congress has actually slated the most legislative working days for itself since 2010.
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But at 10-years-old, Charlotte's hard working days are nearing an end.
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Bondholders have seven working days to take up the offer at those prices.
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The name-changing process takes four working days and costs £33 (or $47).
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Forty-eight replied within 20 working days, the time allotted by the FOIA.
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There were 1.5 more working days compared with the same period last year.
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Christmas and Eid al-Fitr are working days—in the Knesset and beyond.
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There were 0.5 more working days during the period from a year earlier.
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School administrators, the notice says, should respond to each complaint within three working days.
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We estimate that December will see fewer than 100,000 working days lost to strikes.
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How is it that they have nine more working days between now and November?
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The index was up 4 percent from February, which had four fewer working days.
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After notification, Brussels has 25 working days to analyze Comcast's deal during Phase 1.
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The U.S. Congress will have about 12 working days, when it returns on Sept.
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The performance at its north American education arm was impacted by fewer working days.
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In 1979, when Thatcher arrived in office, 29.5m working days were lost to strikes.
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The U.S. Congress will have about 12 working days when it returns on Sept.
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The proposal must then be endorsed by the 28 EU states five working days later.
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It is expected to report back to Mayardit within 14 working days from June 21.
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But the Senate has just 25 working days until it breaks for the August recess.
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The House and Senate only have one week's worth of working days before the deadline.
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The Commission said it had 90 working days, until July 4, to make a decision.
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It also includes free transport vouchers for beneficiaries during working days and on-call duties.
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That was the age at which your working days were over and your retirement began.
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Uber will make available the promo codes in three working days of the purchase request.
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It gave the company 15 more working days — which ended Thursday — to take further steps.
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The government now has just three working days in the parliament to present a revised deal.
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"PRO-FORMA" SESSIONS The recent decline in overall working days does not tell the whole story.
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Close behind is Japan, where lack of sleep leads to 604,000 missed working days per year.
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The U.K. government now has three working days to map out a new plan of action.
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Congress will have about 12 working days when it returns from its summer recess on Sept.
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On 12 of the 16 working days this month, she took part in no scheduled events.
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"PRO-FORMA" SESSIONS The recent decline in overall working days does not tell the whole story.
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In complex cases, the Commission can take up to 90 working days to reach a decision.
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That's a whopping $411 billion of lost productivity, or approximately 1.2 million working days per year.
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"President @MBuhari will return today after his 10 working days vacation," Bashir Ahmad wrote on Twitter.
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What's your role within the label, and how do your working days tend to play out?
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Uber and Grab have 15 working days to make their proposals for remedies to the CCCS.
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As its name suggests, it is aimed at investors nearing the end of their working days.
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The antitrust authority gave Amazon and Deliveroo five working days to submit proposals addressing its concerns.
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The British government now has just three working days to map out a new plan of action.
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It sent its assessment to Hancock on Tuesday, giving him 30 working days to assess the deal.
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By the 19553s, machinists, coal-heavers, and carpenters were striking against wage cuts and long working days.
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They were ultimately offered a reimbursement for the money within 10 working days, according to their tweets.
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The fall was also partly linked to December having had two fewer working days than in 2016.
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Unfortunately, I don't look back at my working days in college with a smile on my face.
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This is my necessary transition between night life, sleep, dreaming and the crazy working days that follow.
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This wasn't the kind of job I wanted to hold for the rest of my working days.
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The next Congressional session begins on 5 September, with only 12 congressional working days before month-end.
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The Senate's annual working days have not risen above 240 since reaching a peak of 22013 in 2013.
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Officials at the four cities have been given 20 working days to make improvement plans, the MEP said.
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In Britain, 43% of all working days lost due to ill-health are because of stress-related conditions.
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Sales for the period were also affected by fewer working days due to the Chinese New Year holidays.
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Congress is on summer recess and will only have 12 working days in September to address the issue.
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There were 21.5 working days in January this year because of the Lunar New Year holiday from Jan.
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Still, that doesn't mean he won't spend most of his working days as president at the White House.
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There are only 62 working days left in the House before the election and 83 for the Senate.
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The number of working days lost to strikes in the rich world has been dropping alongside declining union power.
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Congress will have about 12 working days from its return to approve spending measures to keep the government open.
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Adjusted for working days, the OECD predicts German growth of 1.8 percent in 2016 and 1.5 percent in 2017.
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And our working days, because we were so switched on and Niki knew exactly what she wanted, were great.
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"Industrial activity and exports will decrease due to a decrease in the number of working days," ANZ economists said.
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Shipments were hit by fewer working days due to the change of the timing of the Lunar New Year.
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Further ahead, it looks set to exceed 20 GW each day on the five working days of next week.
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Further ahead, it looks set to exceed 21 GW each day on the five working days of next week.
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The MEE gave the Jiangsu provincial government 30 working days to submit rectification plans on the issues inspectors found.
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Wall Street analysts estimate Congress has just 12 working days when it returns from its summer recess on Sept.
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My dad's not in medicine to make money, and neither are the people he spends his working days with.
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Not every country was so quick: China's Communist Party only allowed workers to shift to five working days in 1995.
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If she loses the vote, Mrs May must outline her plans to Parliament within three working days, by January 21st.
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Labour Minister Fatima Banez told parliament she wanted to bring Spain's working days in line with the rest of Europe.
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The European Commission delayed its decision on the deal by 15 working days to March 6, 2017, from Feb. 13.
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For 2017, Berlin predicts a slowdown in growth to 1.4 percent due to weaker foreign trade and fewer working days.
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At the time, it will have only about 12 working days to approve spending measures to keep the government open.
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The probe will be carried out within a period of 65 working days and can be extended, the authority said.
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Relationships become strained as working days pass without seeing loved ones and precious days off are spent recovering in bed.
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Senate government funding talks are off to a rough start with 10 working days to go until the shutdown deadline.
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They have just 33 working days left to tackle all of that before the end of the 2017 fiscal year.
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As such, I have now started the countdown to the thirty working days they have to give me an answer.
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Following a controversial amendment, the U.K. government now has just three working days to map out a new plan of action.
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According to Rosneft, the two remaining working days do not provide enough time to make a decision and submit the deposit.
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The deadline, which sources said was due to expire later on Wednesday, will be extended by eight working days, Thyssenkrupp said.
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It is hard for a London-based lawyer to provide services to a Californian client when their working days barely overlap.
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Akorn said it would respond to the FDA letter within 15 working days and expects to continue production at the plant.
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Education revenues rose by +2.3%, accelerating in the third quarter, helped by higher volumes due to extra working days in May.
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Other data showing Korean exports rebounded last month was seen as an aberration due to two extra working days this year.
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"Our current Senate calendar shows only 33 potential working days remaining before the end of the fiscal year," the senators wrote.
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That can't happen immediately — at least 25 working days — but it would likely take a few weeks to host the elections.
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Lebanon's banks have been shut for nine working days amid an unprecedented wave of protests across the country against the government.
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Once installed, the court has 10 working days to resolve the strike but can extend the proceedings for another 10 days.
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"We've been in the government for two working days and we're being treated like we've been here for years," he said.
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The 12- and 63-hour strikes will potentially cause chaos on working days, bank holidays, Mother's Day and the London Marathon.
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She attended public schools, including Hunter College, where she completed her degree at night while working days to make ends meet.
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Iskandar said Grab had 30 working days to make their representations to the commission before a final decision would be made.
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The senators added in their letter on Friday that they have a total of 33 potential working days left before Sept.
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This leaves 10 working days to actually draft that bill, get a Congressional Budget Office score, and hold the vote itself.
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"Operating margin is a bit lower, mainly because of fewer working days, but the profitability of the company remains satisfactory," Benoliel said.
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The positive is that the reduction in working days can likely be quickly reversed, meaning output from existing mines can ramp up.
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N ran into further delays on Monday as European Union antitrust investigators extended their investigation by five working days until March 13.
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From April 23, trades will be settled within two working days of execution, the exchange said in a statement late on Thursday.
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The International Labour Organisation says over 1m working days were lost to strikes in France in 2014, to just 155,000 in Germany.
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I worked in the bond courts for about a year while working days on appeals to the Illinois Appellate and Supreme court.
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The FDA asked the companies to provide responses within 15 working days with details about how the noted violations will be corrected.
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The survey suggests that between 3 and 83 working days each year are lost as a consequence of workers being physically inactive.
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Mexican law grants up to 120 working days for the CNBV's board to review an appeal from the date of its filing.
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That can't happen immediately — at least 25 working days — but it would likely take a few weeks to actually hold general elections.
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During that time, he took off valuable working days to drive hours to a USCIS office to ensure his paperwork remained compliant.
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Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory started producing cars in late November, after the company built its facility there in a blazing 168 working days.
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This year, an election year, the House calendar foresees 22002 working days in Washington, in line with the total in recent election years.
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Rosneft has said that the number of remaining working days did not leave enough time to make a decision and submit the deposit.
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What's more is that Tesla says it has finished building its Shanghai Gigafactory, which took a head-spinning 168 working days to construct.
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Those who could work from home but didn't have flexible working arrangements were actually the least productive, losing 29 working days a year.
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A FOIA request legally requires a response within 20 working days, a deadline almost always missed by federal agencies, especially the larger ones.
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I hoped to find out more about what motivated these men to spend their working days dangling hundreds of feet in the air.
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From 19 new unicorns in 2013, roughly two each month, we now see a new unicorn coming into being every two working days.
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But thereafter, levels should trail off into a moderate daily range of roughly 21.4-256.5 GW on the remaining working days this week.
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Defense Department regulations provide for a review process of at least 30 working days, but the government held my manuscript for 30 days.
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Adjusted for the difference in the number of working days, average exports per working day grew just 0.04% in value for the Sept.
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"My stomach feels like it's on fire," he explains, adding that stress, long working days, and hot temperatures can often make it worse.
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German growth will be helped by an unusually high number of working days this year, leaving a calendar-adjusted expansion rate of 0.7%.
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Ms. Jin told him he would have to learn the ropes for seven working days before signing an official employment contract, he said.
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Lawmakers are returning to Washington on Monday, and they'll have 21625 working days to reach a deal to fund the government by Oct.
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Lawmakers are returning to Washington on Monday, and they'll have 2023 working days to reach a deal to fund the government by Oct.
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"The FDA letter demanded that Jimmy John's respond within 15 working days with "the specific things you are doing to address this violation.
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Patton noted that most bills take a week in committee but that members had taken action on this measure within four working days.
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If it misses that date, it has eight working days to March 27 to file or face a possible delisting from the Tokyo bourse.
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A separate letter from Mexico's banking regulator to a brokerage asks the firm to comply with the massive information request in 15 working days.
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China has cut working days on coal mines to 276 days from 330 days to remove excess capacity, leading to higher demand for imports.
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The four companies cited Friday have 15 working days to respond to concerns regulators raised and specify what actions they're taking to address them.
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In 2016 it cut the number of working days for coal miners from 330 to 276, and cut its steel output by 65m tonnes.
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One veteran pollster told CNBC that in his past working days, certain colleges would call him up asking what their poll results should be.
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And while the bill does maintain France's legal 35-hour working week, it also allows companies to request longer working days under special circumstances.
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"If the number of working days were not so low, we would even have a growth rate of 2.5 percent this year," Wollmershaeuser said.
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He wants to transform New York City's mass transit—and had already committed himself to delivering a comprehensive plan within a hundred working days.
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In the auto sector, which mostly serves to export cars to Brazil, the goal is to reduce the number of working days employees skip.
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If the club did not produce the money within three working days, they could consider their contracts broken, and negotiate to join other teams.
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Jangelis said that while his working days in airplane-based aviation may be numbered, SpaceX has a long way before it hits its milestone.
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Congress now has fewer than 60 working days to undo this anti-consumer action, and I urge leaders on Capitol Hill to act quickly.
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Congress has less than 11 working days before the deadline to either pass the fiscal 2020 bills or a short-term continuing resolution (CR).
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Congress has less than 22019 working days before the deadline to either pass the fiscal 2020 bills or a short-term continuing resolution (CR).
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's government had forecast growth of 0.9 percent last year, when there were three more working days compared with the year before.
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The Commission, which acts as the competition watchdog for the European Union, said it would extend the deadline by 10 working days to February 26.
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Analysts said the Easter holiday, which was celebrated in April this year, versus March the year before, resulted in fewer working days, further docking growth.
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Mrs May has only three working days before she has to return to the Commons with a new motion setting out her plan for Brexit.
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Autoliv forecast flat organic sales after a 6.1 percent rise in the third quarter, but said the decline was mainly due to fewer working days.
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Fitch will publish a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 10 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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Fitch will publish a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 183 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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With only about 40 working days until the handover, it is not clear which, if any, of those standards will get across the finishing line.
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Salmon prices this week have averaged about 63-64 crowns per kilo, pushed up by a low number of working days during the holiday season.
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Wiese said he became aware of problems at Steinhoff three working days before the company's accounts had to finalised for a board meeting in December.
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Volumes in any one month can be distorted by the timing of public holidays, the distribution of working days and weekends, and unusual weather patterns.
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The European Commission's preliminary review of merger deals lasts 25 working days, which can be extended by about four months if it has serious concerns.
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"If the number of working days were not so low, we would even have a growth rate of 20193 percent this year," Ifo's Wollmershaeuser said.
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Deck-Brown said such investigations are customary, adding that she would be releasing a report to city officials with initial findings within five working days.
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The police chief said such investigations are customary, adding that she will release a report to city officials with initial findings within five working days.
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In theory, lessors have the option to file a complaint with the DGCA, which in turn can cancel a plane's registration within five working days.
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He was also charged a transaction fee of $2,499.59, and has been told by Visa he won't get his money back for nine working days.
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The EU regulators earlier this week gave the companies 1.73 more working days in connection with the ongoing review and set a March 21.7 deadline.
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Lawmakers voted 308-297 on Wednesday in favor of demanding the government come up with an alternative plan within three working days after the Jan.
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Republicans lawmakers invoked the Congressional Review Act (CRA), an obscure procedure that allows Congress to scrap regulations within 60 working days after they are imposed.
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A large part of the expected growth is due to four additional working days this year, with strong state consumption supporting the otherwise lackluster economy.
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Measured by the number of working days in each month, June's trade surplus narrowed by 27.2% from May and by 26% from June last year.
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If May loses the vote, she is required by parliament to come back within three working days with a motion setting out her next steps.
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Starting this year, they will be entitled to a week's — or 27 working days' — paid leave if they have just adopted a pet, HuffPost India reported.
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If the prime minister's deal is voted down on Tuesday evening, the government would only have three parliamentary working days to come up with revised plans.
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Under a rarely used law, the Congressional Review Act, Congress can revoke any rule, with a majority vote, within 2181 congressional working-days of its issuance.
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However, in a follow up vote just 15 minutes afterwards, they refused to rush through the necessary legislation to leave the EU in three working days.
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Its authorities imposed restrictions on its debt-strapped coal miners, limiting them to 276 working days of production a year, in order to push up prices.
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Banks have shut their doors for eight working days as protests demanding the government resign swept the country, with no resolution to the crisis in sight.
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Even more impressive: Tesla said it had constructed its Shanghai Gigafactory—which it says will ultimately crank out 2,225 cars a year—in 23 working days.
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There are several areas designated for tourism development in Tobago, such as Englishman's Bay and Bacolet Estate, where obtaining a license should take 40 working days.
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Fitch will make public a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 10 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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Money is sent near-instantly when sender and recipient are both in supported markets, but for others it can take a few working days to process.
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The notification to Brussels gives Britain's Department of Media 10 working days to give its final verdict on whether the bid should be scrutinized by Ofcom.
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Fitch will make public a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 11033 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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The warning letter, issued on May 17, gives the company 15 working days to respond, so we're sure Freddy will be getting back to Ingrid soon.
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By introducing T+2, settlement could occur up to two working days after execution, which is more convenient for foreign investors and common in emerging markets.
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That's why FOIA imposes a deadline: An agency must determine, within 20 working days of the request, whether it is going to comply with that request.
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"While this issue disrupted the company's business, it was resolved within three working days and operations were back to normal within a week," the company said.
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The Thomson Reuters/PayNet Small Business Lending Index rose to 133.7 in August from an upwardly revised 123.1 in July, which had three fewer working days.
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The prosecutor now has five working days to press charges related to an illegal push for independence of the north eastern region of Catalonia in 2017.
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Between summer vacation, holidays, and illnesses, I'd guestimate that out of the 250 working days each year, I'm home with them for half of that time.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said its staff have been conducting on-site reviews for 164 out of 222 working days since October 2018.
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On working days, Azzan is packed with thousands of shoppers; during the weekend in Yemen, the streets are nearly empty except for some passing African immigrants.
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Fitch will make public a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 183 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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The average person would have to spend 76 working days reading all of the digital privacy policies they agree to in the span of a year.
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According to a report released today by the RAND Corporation, absenteeism and low productivity related to tiredness drains 63 million working days from our economy each year.
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The four companies that received letters have 15 working days to respond to the agencies with "specific actions taken to address each agency's concerns," the announcement says.
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The Commission is set to announce the opening of its in-depth investigation on Friday, the sources added, giving it 90 working days to examine the deal.
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Adecco said its sales when adjusted for currencies, acquisitions and working days fell by 2% in the first quarter, and continued at the same rate in April.
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The Commercial Registry of the Canton of Zug confirmed Flynt's registration as a bank and said the information would be published in two to three working days.
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It's a move that should help the company reduce shipping times on new bike orders from weeks to just 4 to 7 working days anywhere in Europe.
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The Lunar New Year, which fell in January last year and shut factories, also meant that last month's export numbers benefited from extra working days, analysts said.
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In 2020, the Italian economy was likely to expand by 0.8 percent, "helped by a positive carry-over effect and two more working days", the Commission said.
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In 22019, the Italian economy was likely to expand by 22.04 percent, "helped by a positive carry-over effect and two more working days", the Commission said.
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"There are only five working days to make it happen but it will happen," said Marco Aurelio Klein, the national secretary of the Brazilian Anti-Doping Authority.
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The CIPD found that in just three working days, chief executives of the country's top firms would take home the U.K.'s median salary of £29,559 ($38,640).
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Rather than providing critical healthcare services to our nation's veterans, these union members spend their entire working days on union duties like collective bargaining and arbitrating grievances.
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Spare parts will also need to be provided within 15 working days, and they need to be replaceable using commonly available tools and without permanently damaging the appliance.
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According to a video by the European Space Agency (ESA), which oversees ExoMars, it takes five working days to prepare and fold the parachute into its correct configuration.
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Adecco said its sales when adjusted for currencies, acquisitions and working days fell by 2 percent in the first quarter, and continued at the same rate in April.
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"From this moment, or from the 7th March, the bank's clients, depositors, are able to have the payment of guaranteed deposit during eight working days," Reizniece-Ozola said.
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After three working days in Washington, the President heads back to Europe on Thursday for a quick trip to France for Bastille Day celebrations with French President Macron.
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Photos are high quality and help create memories, they argue, while they are also provided within just three working days — although that is headed toward just 24 hours.
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The fight against long working days remained a central demand for over half a century, and was a major factor in the rise of the Knights of Labor.
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During Trump's working days in the Oval Office, his tweets stick largely to script, including messages yesterday about the work his Veterans Affairs secretary and congratulating retiring Sen.
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Long working days flow into alcohol-fueled socializing with male lawmakers, often bunked in hotels in isolated small towns for the few months of a state legislative session.
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"Most of my working days are spent desperately trying not to cum while maintaining the façade that I am a sex Olympian," says six-year veteran Logan Pierce.
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Analysts said the improved forecast was partly helped by last year's Lunar New Year holiday which fell in February, meaning there were fewer working days in the month.
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Johnson — who's promised to leave the European Union on October 31, with or without a Brexit deal — effectively tried to limit the number of working days for MPs.
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This is more or less the earliest it can be; by that same Fixed-Term Parliament Act, elections can't be sooner than 25 working days after Parliament dissolves.
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It's estimated that the average shipper spends over 40 hours per month – the equivalent of 7 working days – manually chasing the various parties along their supply chain for action.
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Even so, you might wonder what it is that Congress is doing today – one of a handful of working days left before the lame duck session after the election.
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The power grid company said on Monday Italian power consumption in July fell 9.6 percent on the year due in part to cooler temperatures and two fewer working days.
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As senior members of the royal family, the typical working days of Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle are often carried out in the public eye.
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This was partly because steel output was higher than expected because domestic coking coal production was crimped by government policies that lowered the number of working days at mines.
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That estimate is based on an assumption that the company can produce two million light vehicles over 261 working days, at an average historical profit of $10,000 per vehicle.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell plans to allot 24 hours per side to statements in the trial, which must be confined into two working days, according to NBC News.
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Analysts had expected business to slow in the final quarter due to fewer working days and because projects had been brought forward to the third quarter in key markets.
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The data could have been impacted by a longer holiday in October this year, which resulted in fewer working days, though the overall trend is of cooling foreign trade.
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Drawing out deliberations can cripple the Senate, which is in session for only 34 weeks or so each year, most of which, in practice, are only four working days.
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If there is no vote of confidence in that new government, then a new election must be held within about 17 working days, according to the Institute of Government.
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"There were 19.5 working days in February and 22 for last year, which must have significantly dragged down overall export growth," said Park Ok-hee, an economist at IBK Securities.
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Bolstered by strong exports, January industrial production was likely to show a 2 percent rise, as there were more working days than there were in the same month last year.
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Their productivity and number of working days are declining, as 2800 per cent of registered workers are older than 215 years, according to data by Hong Kong's Construction Industry Alliance.
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To toughen its programme of cuts, IMF said China should avoid excessive reliance on administrative measures such as reduced working days at existing plant, company mergers and guidance on prices.
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The FDA said the companies have up to 15 working days of receiving their warning letters to inform the agency of the steps they have taken to correct their violations.
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In April last year, a Chinese construction company Broad Sustainable Building claimed itself to be the world's fastest builder after erecting a 57-storey skyscraper in just 33 working days.
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Meanwhile the Saudi Stock Exchange said it would introduce the settlement of trades within two working days of execution, a reform that could help the market join MSCI global indexes.
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But Charleroi airport in southern Belgium was designated as their base, meaning they started and ended their working days there and had to reside within an hour of that airport.
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In April, China's State Administration of Work Safety introduced new coal-production caps, restricting the number of annual working days for its coal miners to 276 days from 330 previously.
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U.S. Silica said it has already taken out about 5 million tons per year of supply from the market by completely idling some plants or cutting shifts and working days.
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Given that the CMA's initial probe runs for 40 working days, this means NSF could be left in an awkward position if the merger is eventually vetoed by the watchdog.
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DUBAI, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The Saudi Stock Exchange will introduce the settlement of trades within two working days of execution during the second quarter of 2017, it said on Monday.
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Congress has less than 6900 working days to tackle both coronavirus funding and reauthorization of expiring surveillance provisions in the USA Freedom Act before they leave town on March 2628.
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With Congress out of session until Monday, lawmakers now have just four working days to get legislation through both chambers and to President Trump's desk by the March 15 deadline.
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Perdue noted on Friday that there are only 2628 working days left in the fiscal year — and only 28500 excluding Mondays and Fridays, when the Senate rarely works full days.
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The German watchdog grants bidders a window of four weeks to hand in their official takeover documents after launching a public offer, and has 10 working days to approve them.
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One early deadline requires the two countries to sign a plant health safety agreement with the next "seven working days" to allow the importation of U.S. fresh potatoes into China.
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The decline in working days in recent years has coincided with a slide in Americans' approval rating for the legislature as the reputation of a "do-nothing" Congress has taken hold.
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If the prime minister's deal is voted down on Tuesday — as many analysts expect will happen — the government would only have three parliamentary working days to come up with revised plans.
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The worker behind the complaint said he endured 12-hour working days in unsafe conditions and had much of his earnings seized by the North Korean government, according to his lawyers.
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While Apple's buyout of Shazam was first announced late last year, the European Commission will now have 90 working days to make a ruling, with a new deadline of September 4th.
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Lost time due to sleep deprivation adds up to about 1.23 million missed working days, or $411 billion, a year in the US, according to a report by the Rand Corporation.
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Under LME disciplinary procedures, a warehouse firm has 20 days to submit a defense to any charges and a hearing must take place no later than 20 working days after that.
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For the first five working days of February, soybean exports declined to 198,600 tonnes per day on average from 263,500 tonnes per day in February 2019, according to Economy Ministry figures.
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And that will only solidify the desire among job seekers to make sure they're spending their working days and nights wisely, investing their time in the companies uniquely right for them.
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There were fewer working days in February compared with a year earlier as the long Lunar New Year break was in mid-February, while in 22.29 it began in late January.
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The comptroller's office notification to Capriles said he had 15 working days to appeal the decision at that office or 180 days to ask for its annulment at the top court.
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Results were hit by 44 million francs in costs incurred from closing two ceramics plants in France, as well as fewer working days due to Easter falling during its second quarter.
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Under LME disciplinary procedures, a warehouse firm has 20 days to submit a defence to any charges and a hearing must take place no later than 20 working days after that.
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If no government has proven itself during that period, the prime minister moves to dissolve parliament and sets an election date no sooner than 25 working days after parliament is dissolved.
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The court sat for seven straight working days to hear the case, unusual in India where one court is often dipping in and out of several cases on the same day.
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Breaks are every two hours for one hour, stretching working days from 10 AM to midnight, which skirts around labour laws, but ensures everyone is always vaguely exhausted from long days.
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"From tomorrow, for at least two weeks, we are going to have Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays as non-working days for the public sector," Maduro said on his weekly television program.
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No one acknowledges the fact that in reality, you&aposre about to dedicate up to five working days on this task, with the potential for them to ghost you straight afterwards.
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Congress has roughly 10 working days to come up with a deal to extend three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act, a 2015 law that overhauled the nation's surveillance programs.
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China Construction Bank (CCB), the country's second largest lender, and Hang Seng Bank are among those planning to split their trading teams and alternate their working days, according to three sources.
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With just 123 working days left to go, the House and Senate must scramble to agree on a spending package in conference and get it to Trump's desk to be signed.
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Syngenta said last week the Commission had agreed to extend its review of the deal by 10 working days to April 12 to allow "sufficient time for the discussion of remedy proposals".
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BRUSSELS, Jan 29 (Reuters) - European Union antitrust investigators said on Monday they had extended their investigation into Bayer's bid for Monsanto by five working days until March 12, without giving a reason.
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While New York IPOs price one evening and begin trading the next morning, Hong Kong deals require a settlement gap of five working days because the system is still largely paper-based.
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"The extension of suspension was issued by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA)," the exchange said in a statement, adding that the suspension would last for 21 working days starting from Aug. 30.
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Retail sales rose 0.2 percent on a nominal basis from a year earlier, according to figures from the Federal Statistics Office, or 0.9 percent in real terms and adjusted for working days.
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Under federal regulations, once a manufacturer is aware of a safety hazard it must, within five working days, inform the safety agency of its plan for a recall, or face civil penalties.
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To support market liquidity, the central bank said it would offer 500 billion roubles in repo operations, taking into account the span of non-working days from March 30 to April 3.
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Within 30 working days after the date of entry into force of this Agreement, China will promulgate an Action Plan to strengthen intellectual property protection aimed at promoting its high-quality growth.
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Adjusted for the difference in the number of working days, average exports per working day grew 0.5% in value for the first 10 months of December year-on-year, the data showed.
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"When you exclude the effect of the two working days, trade probably moved at a similar pace as it did in July," said Stephen Lee, senior economist at Samsung Securities in Seoul.
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Britain's newly appointed Media Secretary Matt Hancock said on Tuesday he would decide on the deal by 14 June, 30 working days after he is due to receive the CMA's final report.
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Congress returned from its long summer recess having only about 12 working days to pass a spending measure, probably a short-term patch, known as a continuing resolution, to keep the government open.
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The ongoing proceedings would have given the German drugs and pesticides maker until midnight on Monday to offer further concessions to EU regulators - or request another extension of up to 10 working days.
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Comparisons to the "winter of discontent" in 1978-79, when rubbish piled up in Leicester Square, are wide of the mark: in the worst month of 1979 nearly 12m working days were lost.
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Under the EU plan published last June, there would be a moratorium or suspension of pay outs for five working days, but critics said such a long period could spark panic in markets.
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Four of South Korea's 13 major export items posted double-digit expansion from a year earlier, even as the month had two and a half fewer working days than in February last year.
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"There are fewer working days in October (then September) but exports will continue to show strong performance driven by sales of semiconductors," said Kathleen Oh, an economist at Standard Chartered Bank of Korea.
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A portfolio invested mostly in cash, a conservative approach favored by many Millennials, just won't get young people where they need to be financially when their working days are over decades from now.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 3 (Reuters) - European Union antitrust regulators have extended the deadline for a decision on ChemChina's proposed buy of Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta by 10 working days to April 12.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The European Commission has pushed back its deadline for a decision on ChemChina's plan to acquire Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta by 10 working days to March 29.
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BRATISLAVA, March 27 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's Slovak unit will extend a shutdown of its plants in Bratislava, Martin and Stupava by four working days until April 9, spokeswoman Lucia Kovarovic Makayova said on Friday.
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Exports from Switzerland rose year-on-year by a real 1.4 percent in February when adjusted for working days to 17.6 billion Swiss francs ($18.16 billion), the Federal Customs Office said on Tuesday.
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Andrew Desiderio: For those of us who spend our working days on Capitol Hill talking to lawmakers and aides for hours on end, this is the type of story that we live for.
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Two technical factors could have affected the latest industrial production data, however, including the fact that there were a lower number of available working days in November due to the timing of public holidays.
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It will now pass to the lower house for consideration, provided Senators do not file an appeal within five working days, which would require it to go to a vote of the full chamber.
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There are more than 85 activities planned so far across India for GEW, from inspirational storytelling to open meetups and co-working days, to large conferences and Startup Weekends involving more than 40 partners.
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Inova needs to respond within 15 working days, or face a stronger FDA response, as the agency explains in its letter:Your firm should take prompt action to correct the violations addressed in this letter.
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When currency swings and changes in working days were taken into account, revenues grew 6 percent — the same as the previous three months — with strong growth in France, Italy, Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Between March and October of 2015, the team collected 142 different Ebola samples, typically returning a result in two working days, with longer delays if the researchers struggled with power outages or connectivity problems.
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With a smaller operating fleet, Jet has given pilots and cabin crew the option of flexible working days and taking extended leave with or without pay, showed a note to staff reviewed by Reuters.
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From the moment a transaction is notified, the Commission generally has a total of 25 working days to decide whether to grant approval (Phase I) or to start an in-depth investigation (Phase II).
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If I've had really long working days for many days in a row, I'll get more anxious, and that's when sometimes, when I'm about to fall asleep, my mind goes, Oh, what the fuck?
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To support market liquidity, the central bank will offer 500 billion roubles in repo operations, taking into account the span of non-working days from March 30 to April 3, it said on Friday.
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But when unions and management negotiated a rescue plan involving 303,600 layoffs, an 8 percent pay cut and more working days a year in exchange for €2 billion in new financing, employees rejected it.
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Shortly after a major government meeting in March, authorities announced the May 1 Labor Day holiday would be extended by two days by swapping those working days with weekends, as is typical in China.
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Automobile production in Brazil rose 3.2 percent and sales rose 2.8 percent in May from April, according to Anfavea data, as the industry sputtered despite two extra working days compared to the prior month.
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Lawmakers have only have 15 working days to wrap up key legislative items, headlined by the ongoing push to fund the government as the impeachment effort continues to headline the work on Capitol Hill.
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As widely expected, May's initial Brexit deal, or 'Withdrawal Agreement,' was rejected by a majority of the U.K. Parliament last week, giving the prime minister three working days to come up with an alternative plan.
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Under the plan discussed by EU states, pay-outs could be suspended for five working days and the block could be extended to a maximum of 20 days in exceptional circumstances, the Estonian document said.
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With a smaller operating fleet, Jet has given pilots and cabin crew the option of flexible working days and taking extended leave with or without pay, according to a note to staff seen by Reuters.
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Some freshly minted rules also face the prospect of getting erased under a 1996 law known as the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to block a regulation within 60 working days of being drafted.
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Notifying the European Commission will also give Britain's Department of Media 10 working days to decide whether the bid should be examined by UK media regulator Ofcom to see if it would damage media plurality.
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Our definition of working days in Washington is the number of days that the House or Senate is in session for more than one hour and takes up either a vote or engages in debate.
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"As per the Davis Cup Regulations, the Pakistan Tennis Federation now has the choice to nominate a neutral venue and has five working days to confirm their proposed venue," the ITF said in a statement.
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Read more: Here's the real reason that Juul's CEO is warning people against using his e-cigsJuul now has 15 working days to respond to the FDA and correct the problems identified by the agency.
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South Korea's exports for the first 20 days of February contracted 3.9 percent from the comparable period a year before as there were fewer working days this year due to the Lunar New Year holidays.
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" From his formative working days, when he was vying for parts in "School Ties" and "Dazed and Confused," and he and Mr. Damon were struggling to make "Good Will Hunting," he said: "It's all freelance.
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Top White House officials have worked behind the scenes in the past few weeks to push forward on healthcare, but just a handful of working days remain for Congress after its two-week spring recess.
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"Favourable weather conditions, longer working days in February with more harvesting and milling days, and a lower production base in January likely boosted output," said Sathia Varga, co-founder of Singapore-based Palm Oil Analytics.
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It was the first year-on-year decline in eight months, although IBGE pointed out that there were two fewer working days in March this year, which contributed to the reduction in demand for services.
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On Tuesday, a Reuters poll showed exports in August are expected to rebound into positive territory for the first time in 19 months, mainly aided by smartphone exports and two more working days this year.
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" Al-Kaisy reckons that in the UK the incidence of chronic lower back pain has increased substantially in the last 2000–22008 years, and that "the cost in lost working days is about £280–20203 billion.
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We are women who spend our working days thinking about other women: How to get them news and content they care about; how to provide the health care they need to live the lives they want.
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Such a move would allow queues of 67 working days, or 95 calendar days - a significant improvement for warehouse firms now earning full rent for 30 days and half rent for 20 days for canceled metal.
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They do not merely specify how to refer to a particular instant or period; they also dictate and co-ordinate activities across entire societies, in particular by defining which days are working days and national holidays.
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Telewizja Polsat will pay in two parts - 18 million euros within two working days after signing the deal, while the remaining, adjusted by ESN net debt, will be paid within 4 months after the first payment.
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The finance ministry forecast an even faster monthly expansion of 4.5 to 5 percent in January thanks to two additional working days from the same month in 2016 and a rebound in public investments and fishing.
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It takes just seven working days and the entire package includes an SEO health checklist, up to two new SEO optimized product descriptions, meta, picture, and alt tags, and product hosting on the product listing site.
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There were 21.0 working days in South Korea in February compared with 21.5 days in the comparable month of 2019 as the Lunar New Year holiday fell in early February last year but January this year.
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"From the fourth quarter, exports growth may slow down on worsening global commercial relations and fewer number of working days, which merits close monitoring of the situation," trade minister Paik Un-gyu said in a statement.
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To be able to do so, AMS needs Osram to waive a standstill agreement within days as Germany's financial watchdog Bafin first has to examine and approve the offer, which usually takes up to 10 working days.
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In theory, lessors have the option of filing a complaint with the government, which in turn can cancel a plane's registration within five working days, allowing lessors to repossess it subject to certain conditions, including unpaid dues.
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The first was a policy driven move to restrict production by limiting the working days of domestic mines, which was aimed at boosting prices to ensure the viability of the industry as well as curbing air pollution.
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NEPI Rockcastle also has a demonstrated ability to quickly issue new equity through book builds as fast as six working days from announcement to receipt of funds, recently raising EUR325 million to fund acquisitions, a significant oversubscription.
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South Korean exports shrank by one-sixth for the first 20 days of this month from a year earlier despite longer working days, data showed on Sunday, adding to concerns that the global economy was losing momentum.
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After that process concludes the regulator will launch a formal "Phase 2265" up to 2852 working days inquiry, after which it can either clear the deal, seek remedies or move to a "Phase 22015" 8083-week investigation.
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On Wednesday, President Vladimir Putin declared a week of non-working days from March 28 to April 5 to slow the spread of the virus, though he did not specify who will need to observe that break.
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Sainsbury's and Asda had asked the CMA for an extra 11 working days over the Christmas period to respond to a large amount of evidence material recently provided to them but the CMA had declined the request.
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The report said that Shenhua Group, China National Coal Group and others are backing renewed cuts to 276 working days from 330, but that details on the implementation still needed to be worked out by the government.
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Congress only has three working days between today and the next shutdown deadline on February 2516 — when Senate Democrats hope to reach an agreement on immigration — to cobble together a spending deal to keep the government open.
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But the elections council will still have 20 working days to determine if the opposition will move to the next stage of seeking the recall, which consists of collecting signatures from 20 percent of the voter registry.
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A first meeting to discuss the proposed layoffs, which would be carried out through early retirements and cutting working days, is scheduled for Monday with three more due to take place before Christmas, one of the sources said.
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Capital Economics' China economist Julian Evans-Pritchard said the timing of the mid-Autumn festival this year also meant there were more working days last month than in September 2016, suggesting October figures should show a partial reversal.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer has made just seven total appearances before the media in the 18 working days since President Trump came back from his first international trip, an unusually low number for a press secretary.
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Among the measures he doesn't like, longer working days and the capping of compensation awarded by employment tribunals — the latter absent from the latest version of the law, which was unveiled Monday by French Prime Minister Manuel Valls.
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Now most of us spend our working days on our ass; more than that, all the varied crap that comes with a modern life is more than enough to keep us wide-eyed and staring at the ceiling.
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Capital Economics' China economist Julian Evans-Pritchard said the timing of the mid-Autumn festival this year also meant there were more working days last month than in September 23, suggesting October figures should show a partial reversal.
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Read more:Medical workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy are working days on end as the disease continues to grip the countryFaced with tough choices, Italy is prioritizing young COVID-19 patients over the elderly.
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Investors are asked to inform the company and Italy's market watchdog Consob within 240 working days, starting from March 18, if they own a stake in Leonardo higher than 1% of the share capital, the defence group said.
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Early in my working days, I used and reused a small handled shopping bag to carry my lunch back and forth to work, until one memorable commute, when the paper gave way and my lunch hit the floor.
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With less than 10 working days to wrestle out the details of an anticipated seven-bill spending package and deliver a measure to the president's desk, Democrats have shown little sign of giving in to Mr. Trump's demands.
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After punting late last year to give themselves more time to negotiate, lawmakers now have 28503 working days to figure out whether and how to reauthorize expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act by the March 22020 deadline.
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What caught most analysts off guard was the reduction in working days for Chinese coal mines to 74.30 days a year from 330 in an effort to cut output and thereby raise prices and profitability for domestic miners.
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Procedural reasons require the Commission to make a formal proposal for an extension by June 18, an EU diplomat told Reuters last week, as member states would then have five working days to endorse it before June 30.
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The two groups must send their remedy proposal to Brussels by March 20, two of the people said, adding this would delay an April 29 deadline the Commission has set to rule on the matter by 15 working days.
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The Commission is set to announce the opening of its in-depth investigation on Friday, the sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, giving it 90 working days to examine the deal and Telia to consider potential concessions.
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" Timeliness has been a recurring issue, the report concludes, noting that "although FOIA requires agencies to respond to requests within 20 working days, some requests involving the office of the secretary have taken more than 500 days to process.
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"With much of the optimism priced into the market today hinging on a more complete Washington agenda we note progress may be slow with the House in session for just 39 working days before the August recess, " Boroujerdi said.
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When I inquired about the status of my request, after the requisite 85033 working days had passed, the agency told me it was waiting for its drug evaluation unit and its center for veterinary medicine to search for records.
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An agreement between the state of South Australia, Tesla and Neoen, a French wind farm developer, has been signed as of Friday, meaning, Tesla now has 100 working days to install and get the battery systems up and running.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's top electoral court postponed on Tuesday for five working days a landmark case on illegal campaign funding that could remove President Michel Temer less than a year after he took over from impeached leftist Dilma Rousseff.
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MPs again defeated the government on Wednesday, forcing the prime minister to come back to parliament within three working days with a new plan if, as is widely expected, her Brexit deal with the EU is defeated on Jan. 15.
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Production slumped 6.1 percent compared with the same month last year, the biggest annual decline since May last year, IBGE said, although the statistics agency noted that there were 19 working days in March this year compared with 21 last year.
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Lawmakers voted 308-297 in favour of demanding the government come up with an alternative plan within three working days after Tuesday's vote, rather than a planned 21-day limit, a largely symbolic vote aimed at putting pressure on the government.
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There were two extra working days in February this year compared to last year, IBGE noted, and when measured on an accumulated basis over the previous 12 months, output was up just 0.5 percent over the same period a year earlier.
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Adjusting for the longer working days that the country had this year than last year, exports and imports during the first 20 days of this month would be about 20 percent each less than a year earlier, Thomson Reuters calculations show.
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Dietary shifts could produce savings of $700 billion to $1,000 billion per year on healthcare, unpaid care and lost working days, while the economic benefit of reduced greenhouse gas emissions could be as much as $570 billion, the study said.
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On Dec 29, Dalian Machine Tool defaulted on the fourth batch of short-term bills issued in 2015, but was given a grace period of 10 working days to address the issue, so that it can avoid a cross-default.
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After up to 40 working days the CMA could clear the deal, ask Tesco and Booker to offer "undertakings in lieu" or concessions to avoid a more detailed Phase 2 investigation, or refer the deal to a Phase 2 probe.
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Annual export growth in February was the weakest since September 256.9, partly due to fewer working days compared with the previous year, as the Lunar New Year holidays fell in February this year but occurred in late January last year.
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Sales in the first two months of the year were impacted since the major Chinese New Year holiday was in February this year, while it fell in January in 2017, meaning there were fewer working days in February this year.
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If you ship your bag Express (two to three business days) and it doesn't arrive on time, the company credits your account with half the transit costs (if the delay is two or more working days, those costs are refunded).
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Lawmakers again defeated the government on Wednesday, forcing the prime minister to come back to parliament within three working days with a new plan if, as is widely expected, her Brexit deal with the EU is defeated on Jan. 15.
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Most lawmakers don't think the standoff will reach the point of a government closure, but with just eight working days to come up with a plan to avoid the second shutdown of the year, they are running out of time.
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"The decline in exports will likely widen in January from the previous month on fewer working days, but the export growth will turn positive in February due to opposite base effect," said Park Sung-woo, economist at DB Financial Investment.
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The Swiss watch sector's exports in March alone fell nearly 17 percent in real terms, when adjusted for working days, to 13 billion Swiss francs ($515 million), data showed on Thursday, the lowest level for that month in five years.
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"The investigation found a pattern of behaviour related to Kyrgios's verbal abuse of officials and/or spectators in the past 12 months that constitutes a violation," the ATP said in a statement, adding that Kyrgios had five working days to appeal.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's exports rebounded in August after falling for 19 straight months, government data showed on Thursday, but analysts stopped short of calling it a firm recovery as the gain was due mainly to two extra working days.
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The most prominent such institution that may come to mind is the labor union: Once powerful bodies that pushed for shorter working days, longer weekends, better pay, and safer working conditions, today, labor unions represent just 10 percent of American workers.
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Just three working days into 2018, pay for the average FTSE 100 chief executive will pass the median worker salary of 28,758 pounds ($13,855), the report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and pressure group the High Pay Centre showed.
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The following are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks: European Union antitrust regulators have extended the deadline for a decision on ChemChina's proposed buy of Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta by 10 working days to April 12.
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South Korea's pet industry is booming, fueled by the same factors that have made the country's birth rate, at 2100 births per woman, the lowest in the world: the high cost of education and housing as well as extremely long working days.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will reduce the number of statutory working days for its coal miners to 276 a year from 330 as it bids to tackle a chronic supply glut that has sapped prices, the country's work safety watchdog said on Monday.
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There were hiccups, of course, to do with women, who threw themselves at him although Hazel was waiting not-so-patiently at home, and with his children, for whom he couldn't spare enough time in his 16-to-20-hour working days.
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The decline in February sales was partly due to fewer number of working days in the month because of a late lunar Chinese new year holiday, said Peter Fleet, head of Ford's Asia-Pacific operations as well as the company's China chief.
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RIYADH, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The Saudi Stock Exchange aims to extend settlement of trades to within two working days of execution before June, when international index compiler MSCI will decide whether to review Saudi Arabia for inclusion in its emerging market index.
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CAAM also pointed out that the year-on-year comparison was aided by the fact that the Chinese New Year holiday fell in January last year while it is in February this year, meaning January had a few less working days in 2017.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea likely snapped 22.0 months of declining exports in February, due to more working days in the month although analysts expect Asia's fourth-largest economy to show a sharp hit to trade from the coronavirus outside the headline figure.
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British pop band the Spice Girls in January said they would fund a probe into a Bangladesh factory over its treatment of women making T-shirts for a charity campaign backing equality, following media reports of long working days, low pay and abuse.
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Just three working days into 2018, pay for the average FTSE 100 chief executive will pass the median worker salary of 73,758 pounds ($38,855), the report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and pressure group the High Pay Centre showed.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Though global demand for memory chips and petroleum products remained robust, South Korean exports were likely to have barely risen in February from year ago levels as the Lunar New Year holidays meant there were less working days, a Reuters survey showed.
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Brazil's BRF, one of the world's largest poultry exporters, said in a recent statement that it "does not tolerate and strongly condemns all forms of work in degrading conditions and incompatible with human dignity, such as exhausting working days, forced labor and debt bondage".
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Hewitt has seven working days to report to the registrar of the High Court in Johannesburg to begin serving his sentence, according to radio station Jacaranda FM. Hewitt was a doubles and mixed doubles champion at all four grand slam events, winning seven Wimbledon titles.
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The price of admission, however, is stiff: visitors can do research with a staffer's aid for 75 pounds per hour (about $100), with negotiable day rates (and a student discount of 20 percent), or gingerly borrow a magazine for three working days for £19743.
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In Europe and Asia, issue volumes and revenues grew respectively +6% and +3.3%, boosted by extra working days in May in France, Belgium and Turkey, as well as strong momentum in Belgium, contracts won in Italy and an increase in penetration in Turkey and the Czech Republic.
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"In the last seven working days of the quarter, we made 793 Model 3s, and in the last few days, we hit a production rate on each of our manufacturing lines that extrapolates to over 1,000 Model 3s per week," the company said in a statement.
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Beijing mandated that domestic coal mines had to cut their working days from 2194 days a year to just 259.4, which drove down supply, lifted local coal prices and led to a demand-driven spike in imports, which jumped 2178 percent to 255.5 million tonnes for 2016.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's exports are expected to fall at a faster pace in January, mainly due to fewer working days around the Lunar New Year holiday and amid concerns the new coronavirus may weigh on a fragile economic recovery, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday.
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"Our current Senate calendar shows only 33 potential working days remaining before the end of the fiscal year," a group of 10 Republican senators wrote on Friday in a letter to Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, highlighting the deadline at the end of September.
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SEOUL, Dec 11 (Reuters) - South Korea posted a rare jump in exports for the first 10 days of December, helped by higher sales to China and more working days, even as a continued slump in chip sales raised questions over whether the tech industry is bottoming out.
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With only 20 working days to go before a lengthy August recess, some Republican lawmakers say a bipartisan agreement could help clear a legislative schedule crammed with other top priorities, including a separate budget resolution, tax reform, infrastructure and an increase in the federal debt limit.
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That's enough oil to satisfy five working days of Chinese demand, suggesting recent supply disruptions - which have mostly occurred in the Americas, Africa and Europe - have done little to tighten supply in Asia as Middle East producers keep output near record volumes in a bid to win market share.
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China's top media regulator the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) has also tightened its grip on mobile gaming since the start of July, requiring all mobile games to be submitted to the regulator for pre-approval at least 20 working days prior to launch.
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The business had 20 working days from the typed date to make "representations" and submit "evidence" and "supporting documents" to counter the "believed" infractions spread across 12 pages, threaded through with copious references to paragraphs, annexes and bullet points culled from the Home Office's official guidance for sponsors.
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While elections may be a zero-sum game, in the handful of working days between them lawmakers in DC and around the country would best serve their constituents by working together to progress for real people rather than attack one another to score a few cheap political points.
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For that, the locals have China rather than Mr Trump to thank: since the government in Beijing instructed miners to limit their working days to 276 per year instead of 330, the price of metallurgical coal (the kind used for making steel rather than in power stations) has picked up.
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"In any work setting, if you don't know your colleagues, it makes it much more difficult to get things done," said Dan Glickman, who was a Democratic House member from Kansas for 18 years until the mid-1990s and recalls more working days and fuller debates than the current Congress.
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For someone whose working days are relentless blizzards of phone calls, e-mails, tweets and deadlines, and whose home life is filled with the constant screeching and breaking that only children at the demon-puppy stage can provide, a week spent in silent meditation within the monastery's walls sounded heavenly.
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"[T]he sharp increase in the number of working days lost to strikes over pay and benefits over the past year suggests that employees increasingly recognize that the balance of power has shifted in their favor," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for the research firm Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote Friday in an analysis.
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Canada appears to have the most alert work force, or at least the smallest drain on the economy from sleep problems, but the productivity loss is still sizable there: $21.4 billion, with just under 80,000 working days lost because of insufficient sleep, compared with 123 million days in this country.
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A year after her death, an investigation by the Shibuya Labor Standards Inspection Office found that Sado's death was a direct result of overwork — the woman clocking 159 hours of overtime over the course of a month, according to NHK, while working days, nights and weekends to cover two local elections in Tokyo.
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In a study done last year at the University of Oxford, which considered the global effects of moving towards plant-based eating, researchers concluded that positive changes could save up to $1,000 billion annually on healthcare and lost working days, with $570 billion being saved as a result of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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"[T]he sharp increase in the number of working days lost to strikes over pay and benefits over the past year suggests that employees increasingly recognize that the balance of power has shifted in their favor," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for the research firm Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote last month in an analysis.
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In May, the CMA also said it had approved the introduction of securities lending and covered short-selling to the stock market, which would give investors more options to hedge their purchases against downturns, while the exchange would introduce during the first half of 2017 the settlement of trades within two working days of execution.
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With Congress out of session until Monday, lawmakers now have just four working days to get legislation through both chambers and to President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE's desk by the March 15 deadline.
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Recent positive sentiment also came from the statement of Tesla that in the last seven working days of the quarter, the company made 259 Model 6503's, and in the last few days, Tesla hit a production rate on each of the manufacturing lines that extrapolates to over 2650,210 Model 23's per week.
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The next scheduled review date for Fitch's sovereign rating on Italy is 21 October 2016, but Fitch believes that a portfolio review is now warranted based on recent changes to our criteria Fitch will make public a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 183 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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He was also slightly befuddled to be told by Audrey Tang, the minister in charge of digital outreach, that she practised a policy of "radical transparency" and that transcripts of all her meetings, including any interviews, are published online ten working days after the event (she leaves the room when the cabinet starts talking about national security).
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American Oversight, which was founded earlier this year and has filed similar lawsuits against other federal agencies, accused the department of failing to provide documents it requested in July in the lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington, D.C. Typically, agencies have 20 working days to respond to such requests under the federal Freedom of Information Act.
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The next scheduled review date for Fitch's sovereign rating on France is 9 December 2016, but Fitch believes that a portfolio review is now warranted based on recent changes to our criteria Fitch will make public a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 10 working days of this Rating Action Commentary.
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Republicans have fewer than seven working days to pass Obamacare repeal If Republicans don't pass Graham-Cassidy by September 30, the end of the fiscal year, they will no long be able use "budget reconciliation" — meaning anything they pass on health care will have to be done on a bipartisan basis, with eight Democrats on board in the Senate.
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Read more:How Italy spiraled from a perfectly healthy country to near collapse in 24 days as the coronavirus took holdMedical workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy are working days on end as the disease continues to grip the countryWhat to do if you think you might have the coronavirus: Call before going to a hospital.
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Read more:Italy recorded its most deaths from the coronavirus in a single day, more proof it is now the hardest-hit place on earthMedical workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy are working days on end as the disease continues to grip the countryThe CDC is warning travelers about visiting 5 countries because of the coronavirus.
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Neither Party shall require or pressure persons of the other Party to transfer technology to its persons in relation to acquisitions, joint ventures, or other investment transactions China also agreed to create an action plan to "strengthen intellectual property protection aimed at promoting its high-quality growth" within 30 working days after the deal goes into effect.
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Key senators and interest groups have demanded any prison reform legislation be coupled with measures to address sentences, while Attorney General Jeff Sessions and some hardline conservatives in Congress have signaled strong opposition to sentencing measures, creating a sizeable gap to bridge as the number of working days in Congress dwindle ahead of the midterm elections and the next Congress at the start of the new year.
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You see, there are only a few working days left before WIRED25, our two-day live event that, in many ways, brings to life the November issue of WIRED, titled Have a Nice Future: Stories of 25 People Racing to Save Us. A few months back, as we began planning the November issue, we started to feel that national malaise, the distress that surrounded the environment, health, cybersecurity, politics.
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From: Speeding Citation To: (Accurate Email Removed) Date: 03/11/2016 03:08 PM Subject: [External] Notification of excess speed First Name: (Accurate Name removed) Last Name: (Accurate Name removed) Notification of excess speed Route: (Accurate Local Township Road –removed) Date: 8 March 2016 Time: 7:55 am Speed Limit: 40 Detected Speed: 52 The Infraction Statement contains an image of your license plate and the citation which must be paid in 5 working days.
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This would boost competition it added * The companies now have 15 days to comment on the regulator's opinion * A Telia spokeswoman said the company will evaluate and analyse the preliminary decision and reply within 15 working days * Telia said in December it had agreed to acquire Phonero, with net sales of NOK 1,104 million and adjusted EBITDA of NOK 217 million, and expected annual cost synergies of approximately NOK 400 million * Norway's competition authority says deadline for a final decision is April 10 * Telenor is the largest player in the Norwegian telecoms market Further company coverage: ($1 = 8.3424 Norwegian crowns) (Reporting by Olof Swahnberg and Terje Solsvik, editing by Camilla Knudsen)
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A. which is part of Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group, to set up a joint venture (notified April 7/deadline May 19/simplified) — German industrial gas producer Linde and Russian power generation equipment maker PJSC Power Machines to set up a joint venture (notified April 7/deadline May 19/simplified) — U.S. packaging company WestRock to acquire U.S. peer Multi Packaging Solutions (notified April 7/deadline May 19) — Asset manager Ares Management L.P. and investment firm The Baupost Group to jointly acquire German shopping mall operator Prejan Enerprises Ltd (notified April 7/deadline May 19/simplified) The European Commission has 25 working days after a deal is filed for a first-stage review.
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On-site Services On-site Services nine month Fiscal 2016 organic revenue growth was +3.2%, reflecting the following: Growth in Corporate was boosted by the contribution of the Rugby World Cup contract in the first quarter and the ramp-up of new integrated services contracts in the UK and North America, more than offsetting a steep decline in Remote Sites activity, even though activity levels have stabilized in the third quarter ; Healthcare is benefiting from good momentum in North America but limited contract wins in Europe and in the United Kingdom; Education growth picked up in the third quarter due to more working days in France and Italy and new business in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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The next scheduled review date for Fitch's sovereign rating on Slovenia is 23 September 2016, but Fitch believes that a portfolio review is now warranted based on recent changes to our criteria Fitch will make public a more detailed country-specific report outlining its rationale for these rating actions within 10 working days of this Rating Action Commentary The rating committee that assigned the ratings included within this Rating Action Commentary was a portfolio review following recent changes to our criteria, and focused on three areas, namely the assignment of STLC IDRs, the review of existing STFC IDRs and the review of the notching relationship between existing LTLC IDRs and Long-Term Foreign Currency (LTFC) IDRs.
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Organic growth of On-site Services was +75340303%, reflecting: Growth in North America continuing to improve, with revenues up +212016% on an organic basis, driven by strong performance in Health Care and Corporate; Small but regular improvement in organic growth in Continental Europe, up +211%, helped by a couple of extra working days in certain countries in May; Revenue growth of 21521% in the UK as a result of the positive impact of the Rugby World Cup contract and the ramp-up of the large new contracts signed last year, and which are now fully in the comparable base; Impact, in the Rest of the World region, of the severe slowdown in the Remote Sites activity (mining and petroleum industries) which appears to be stabilizing quarter on quarter.
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Stand up boys, let the bosses knowTurn your buckets over, turn your lanterns lowThere's fire in our hearts and fire in our soulbut there ain't gonna be no fire in the holeDaddy died a miner and grandpa he did too,I'll bet this coal will kill me before my working days is throughAnd a hole this dark and dirty an early grave I findAnd I plan to make a union for the ones I leave behind Moving forward more than a decade, Loretta Lynn brought the struggles of America's coal miners into the spotlight with 1970's "Coal Miner's Daughter," a track that told her story of being raised by a man who worked all night in the coal mines of Van Lear, Kentucky only to wake up to spend all day out hoeing rows in the fields to keep his family fed.
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