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National party leaders have essentially written off Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
Every shady deal is written off as an unsolicited tip.
Not 24 hours later, he's being written off The Ranch.
In our case not a single farthing was written off.
A. Bank, the value of which was almost written off.
That doesn't mean Mexicans have written off the United States.
Oh, and she hadn't written off Joe Biden quite yet.
"The specifically maternal happiness must be written off," Lewis allows.
Three percent growth was written off as the impossible dream.
After she confronted him, she was written off the show.
Clinton's campaign had largely written off the Indiana primary before Sunday.
The company has previously written off an earlier hepatitis C program.
She contended that political cases are written off as common crime.
The shop manager has written off 2017 as a lost year.
Some have written off these developments as being of little consequence.
"To me, it absolutely has to be written off," Maris said.
The insurers had previously written off the value of the payments.
His character was written off the show as an untimely death.
Best Buy was written off for dead a few years ago.
The investments will have to be written off, the sources said.
But engineers haven't written off the internal combustion engine just yet.
The new tournaments have been written off as gimmicky by critics.
The Note Edge was written off as a gimmick by many.
I had written off the Nissan Titan as an unworthy competitor.
Of this, Chinese firms have forgiven or written off $2023 million.
But Manchester United, written off as a disaster, has rediscovered something.
Each investment must be written off according to a different schedule.
It was a match Bray said his coach had written off.
But teen sexting shouldn't be written off as another moral panic.
Both sides clearly have written off their opponents as hopelessly evil.
Adam's faithlessness can no longer be written off as cosmopolitan neurosis.
He bought some written-off buses, and they were transported to Ukraine.
The plane was "written off" but the crew were fine, Rutherford said.
We've written off the floats and chain, along with the fishing line.
It has already written off almost 7 billion euros on the project.
London (CNN Business)The British car industry has been written off before.
OPEC was nearly written off two years ago as oil prices cratered.
Her character was written off as having joined the mysterious Georgie's group.
"I don't think Democrats have written off Trump supporters," Payne told Hill.
Perhaps otherwise this difference in manner would be written off as imagined.
Sad!) Similarly lazily (and unbelievably) written off are Melisandre and Meera Reed.
On their own, these incidents can be written off as one-offs.
Some room for hope: The youths haven't written off mayonnaise, Leavitt says.
Jeb Bush, who had been largely written off ahead of Tuesday's primary.
"Alabama has been written off for a long time," Mr. Woodfin said.
Those were suddenly sunk costs, and would have to be written off.
Sloppy, palpably false police work and testimony were written off as immaterial.
They cannot be written off as sore losers, as we have been.
He has been written off as just a man using free speech.
"It's like a Rocky movie, we had been written off and continued to be written off at every point during the season," Rob Tanner, an author and sportswriter for the local Leicester Mercury newspaper told CNBC via telephone.
"They feel they never performed better, yet they feel written off," she said.
"  "Our campaign is no stranger to being written off or counted out early.
The market has almost totally written off the notion that rates will rise.
Claims are inflated in insurance fiddles; goods are written off and then sold.
BECAUSE IT'S BEEN WRITTEN OFF BY MR. TRUMP AS BEING LOCKER ROOM TALK.
Even higher penalties can be written off as a cost of doing business.
"It's clear that Greece needs to have its debts written off," Lindner said.
Too often his comments were written off as merely "controversial" or fringe opinions.
Alexion has written off much of the value of Synageva's main drug, Kanuma.
Within days of confronting Mr. Weatherly, Ms. Dushku was written off the show.
That's unfortunately been part of why, I think, it's so often written off.
"I think this company is too good to be written off," Cramer said.
No passengers were seriously injured, but the airplane had to be written off.
But after being charged with a DUI, he was written off the show.
His winning the Republican nomination for president in 2008 after being written off.
The question remains, how will she be written off the long-running medical drama?
Hospital chargemasters shouldn't be written off as irrelevant, a new Health Affairs study says.
But it has already been written off by some angry customers as a scam.
This could see 10%-20% rapidly written off market values across central London offices.
China's stockmarket is often written off as an unimportant feature of its economic landscape.
But it does that surprisingly well using technology I had written off years ago.
Kris Jenner is deeply offended by how significantly she's written off in the book.
This is then reflexively written off by those who might otherwise be sympathetic readers.
There's an entire category of films my husband has written off as personal poison.
Written off by many pollsters, Labour surged in the final weeks of the campaign.
" Policy pages were written off Mr. Yang's campaign book, "The War on Normal People.
The only certainty is that it has written off hopes of challenging this year.
The car maker had written off some costs associated with the Nano, it said.
Carteris was written off the show after the fifth season, according to Entertainment Weekly.
We've never written off control of certain situations for a big pile of money.
"Georgia has been written off for a long time by both parties," she said.
It was not that long ago that scientists had written off Mars as lifeless.
Some analysts and experts have written off Trump's team as demonstrating a muddled message.
If this was an isolated incident, this could be written off as a mistake.
The song previously existed only in Lenya's memory and was written off as chimerical.
Too successful to be called a mistake, it was written off as a footnote.
"Such inappropriate actions cannot be simply written off to a learning curve," Cardin said.
Too successful to be called a mistake, it was written off as a footnote.
Canned and processed foods and plastic products are being written off by environmentally-conscious millennials.
In most cases, loans to underdeveloped countries end up being written off rather than repaid.
But he is an outsider, initially written off by the leadership as a no-hoper.
Gillespie had been all but written off in his 85033 Senate race against Democratic Sen.
Instead, Garrett's past Instagram behavior has been written off as a history of bad taste.
But not everything should be written off—some of these big ideas might be gold.
If he emerges bloodied from the fight, he could be written off, say some observers.
"The United States has been written off in many cases as a partner," he said.
Dushku then told CBS that she believed her being written off the show was retaliation.
Plus, in many cases, unpaid student loan debt can be written off after 30 years.
As a part of the bailout, shareholders may see their stakes written off in full.
They have both had dips and comebacks and both have been written off at times.
Before, if you told someone you were depressed or anxious, it would be written off.
Told me that conversation made a trip he would've otherwise written off entirely worth it.
His heated rhetoric is often written off as a joke by the Washington press corps.
So often hip-hop is written off, and people don't consider it an art form.
These are the sort of voters that some Democrats had written off as irredeemable racists.
Celebrity culture is often written off as trivial -- as a distraction from more pertinent issues.
Elsewhere he'll search for companies whose earnings potential has been written off during the epidemic.
Do they need to be listened to, or should they be condemned and written off?
How can you unite a country if you've written off tens of millions of Americans.
Not marketed to, written off for being a certain size, shape, gender preference—a million things.
What fights are winnable, which sectors can be bargained with, and which can be written off?
The prevalence of the latter led to these "crapcoins" being written off as worthless and irrelevant.
Expectations were too high for "Birds of Prey" and it shouldn't be written off right away.
Even in Doyle's nuanced critique of Liz, Jenna is written off as a shallow, unstable narcissist.
He estimated that debts of 42 million people worth 41 billion roubles should be written off.
This value is gradually written off (depreciated) over time to reflect wear and tear and obsolescence.
If you've written off Zara as a place where everyone shops, you wouldn't be entirely wrong.
When Sanders first got into the race, he was written off entirely by the press corps.
What's crystal clear now, though, is that "SNL" has written off attracting right-of-center viewers.
Of the 46.4 billion reais written off in the quarter, 83 percent was for oil fields.
While DeOliveira-Longinetti's son's federal loans were written off, the Garden State would not back down.
And Cohen testified that Trump may have even written off hush payments to his former mistresses.
The surprise 33,000 decline in nonfarm payrolls was largely written off as a storm-driven anomaly.
And just when you may have written off his political future, he was at it again.
Can this be written off as just a slow period for big venture-backed M&A?
One woman can be written off by a culture always looking to judge and blame women.
Coldplay have been written off as a punchline for as long as they've been a band.
Of the 23.6119 billion reais written off in the quarter, 83 percent was for oil fields.
Halfway through the season, however, McManus and her character, Kim Greylek, were written off the show. 
Trump has largely written off Pruitt's troubles, declaring him an effective steward of his deregulatory agenda.
Some people have written off the latest season because it didn't tell one major, confounding story.
She too has been written off, patronized, cheated — yet she's put her head down and worked.
Vice really is going to be written off as liberal propaganda in a lot of corners.
That's often what happens in races where a candidate is written off as weak or fringe.
Shortly after Ms. Dushku confronted the star about his behavior, she was written off the show.
There will be a bevy of hits that you've written off as Jay's most flaccid work.
Most of that would be able to be written off up until the end of 2017.
Learn more about how the company is betting on a plan investors have largely written off. 
By 2013, the amount written off by all taxpayers was more than forty billion dollars annually.
Yang was considered a gadfly early in the Democratic primary and written off by other candidates.
Klitschko said Joshua might have been written off too early, just like he was in 2004.
By the time she came across "WomanCode" at age 29, she had written off doctors altogether.
Similarly, Evil Cooper's machinations could easily be written off as happening because he's possessed by Bob.
Most players would have written off the idea as soon as it had occurred to them.
ABC7 ran another story, again with unnamed sources, who claimed that police were investigating whether the attack was staged "allegedly because Smollett was being written off of 'Empire'" — although police now say the attack was over his salary, not because he was being written off the show.
In the end, this will all likely wind up written off as a relatively minor regulatory snafu.
If this pickup was merely due to faster inflation it could be written off, but it's not.
I think a lot of artists are just written off or boxed away after successful first albums.
Also extremely cool, highly underrated, and often written off as boring or, worse, basic: tinted lip balm.
A lot of these choices can ultimately be written off as missteps for a first-gen device.
In fact, Dan's stalking and casual cyberbullying is written off as the ultimate "love letter" to Serena.
But it's written off as unstable, combustible, performed, hysterical, or stemming from a place of erratic emotion.
Spacey's character has been written off the show completely in light of the allegations leveled against him.
All fairly remarkable, given that U.S. private equity firms had written off Japan not too long ago.
Still, Davis said the GOP nominee shouldn't be written off before seeing how the eventual pick campaigns.
In fact, they're often missed altogether and simply written off as a normal part of being employed.
They also haven't written off 21625 wins in Arizona and Florida, which would limit the GOP advantage.
Whatever Beshear does during his term can thus be easily written off as unfair or even illegal.
The number of cars written off due to flooding may rise as high as half a million.
The gilets jaunes, much written off, much misunderstood, have an appeal that is both mysterious and durable.
Investors, on the other hand, have fully written off the likelihood of any rate increases this year.
Written off to the side were notes about what each contributor would like to do to me.
This was something I'd written off, and now I'm closer than ever to getting to play it.
Of those, about half can be written off as either explainable or coming from an unreliable witness.
After a heart attack last year, Sanders was written off -- but he bounced back stronger than ever.
Islamic Design Workbook could be written off as another example of the plague of adult coloring books.
Jennifer Capriati was written off after her career as a teen star was derailed by personal problems.
Weak demand for those assets comes as rivals have written off the value of their own properties.
I usually have to pay a $20 copay, but for some reason it was written off today.
No characters have "plot armor" — insurance from being killed or otherwise written off because they're too important.
The prospect of a Mélenchon-Le Pen runoff, written off several weeks ago, no longer seems impossible.
The photo can't be written off as a "youthful indiscretion" because the people in it are adults.
Shop Native Union tech accessories at NordstromTech, while useful, can be written off as cold and impersonal.
ABC7 ran another story, again with unnamed sources, who claimed that police were investigating whether the attack was staged "allegedly because Smollett was being written off of 'Empire'" — although police later said the attack was allegedly staged over his salary, not because he was being written off the show.
Mood Indigo, which came out in the US in 2014, was one I had kind of written off.
It is a phenomenon, often brought to light by art, which cannot and should not be written off.
Mr Unnikrishnan's world could be written off as dystopian, were it not rooted so firmly in current reality.
And it's taking place in a state that the national Democratic Party has all but totally written off.
Whatever your issue is, you should know there is a line when it comes to being written off.
He has written off any further cooperation with Democrats while the impeachment inquiry proceeds, claiming they are unfocused.
Roseanne Barr has revealed how her namesake character will be written off the upcoming The Conners spin-off.
If Donald Trump loses, then 2016 can be written off as a fluke (even if it shouldn't be).
Then Cramer remembered all the times that Disney had reinvented itself over the years after being written off.
When women, especially black women, protest and express their anger, they are written off as hysterical or emotional.
No place where elections are taking place should be written off, especially in rural and less populated districts.
Trump's loyal voters have always stood by their man when he has been written off by media commentators.
"But it takes characters normally written off or romanticized and treats them as full, flawed people," he added.
This includes four in which the plane was completely written off and one that resulted in 25 deaths.
"I felt right away that I was written off," Bosh said in one of his interviews with Uninterrupted.
By comparison, the C$4 billion cancellation cost would have to be written off immediately, hurting provincial finances.
That's a dramatic change from health care, when she was more or less written off from the start.
Instead they are taking the path of least resistance and trying to silence those they've already written off.
Still others have written off the drama, arguing that people are making a fuss over an innocent remark.
It's sad to see how people get written off by their family and friends once they're behind bars.
A year ago, observers had all but written off the eccentric crafts marketplace as another victim of Amazon.
People have written off grapes like chardonnay because they couldn't make the wines they were trying to emulate.
Most newer vehicles hit by the storms will be written off as total losses by the insurance companies.
"At this point, most people have written off tax reform until spring of next year," said LPL's Detrick.
"So I say look out for companies that you may have written off," the "Mad Money" host said.
They&aposre not written for adults or boys, so they&aposre often written off as frivolous and superficial.
When both their presidential campaigns were written off as lost causes, they refused to yield and eventually prevailed.
If the notes reach the point of non-viability (PONV), they will be fully and permanently written off.
Chelsea qualified ahead of Ajax despite having written off this season as a year of building and mending.
He said these loans had already been written off, so if successful this initiative would raise extra revenue.
Many self-described fans have written off the reboot before seeing it in vocal utterances across the internet.
While most Democrats have written off those senators and others when it comes to impeachment, not all have.
But King also spent decades being written off by both the horror writing community and the literary mainstream.
The speech is a coup for socialists, who were once written off as fringe players in American politics.
If the resulting investment is held for seven years, 15% of that original capital-gains liability is written off.
For this reason, not all identical comments can be written off as the work of bots or stolen identities.
At the time, investors might have written off the early morning tweet as another outburst from a mercurial president.
An executive producer on the show also tweeted that Smollett's character was never in danger of being written off.
Vodafone has written off $52bn of goodwill in the past decade, a similar sum to its current market value.
Only recently, moderate centre-left politics was written off as lacking a demographic base and menaced by identity politics.
That's resulted in $7.6 billion being written off from the Nokia phone business acquisition, and thousands of job losses.
Even worse, he was unceremoniously written off the show as quickly and randomly as he was brought back on.
On May 9th a local court announced that it had arranged for Mr Ke's liabilities to be written off.
Just when you thought you'd written off kale once and for all… It's time to get back on board.
However, shortly after she allegedly confronted Weatherly about his behavior, she learned she had been written off the show.
I was able to get debt written off, and there was no impact on the personal assets at all.
It's the reason he can do the "Hotline Bling" dance and not be written off like a total'd Astra.
According to the Times, Dushku was suddenly written off of Bull after she confronted Weatherly about the alleged incidents.
Her Labour rival Jeremy Corbyn, once written off by his opponents as a no-hoper, said she should quit.
He has not been out in public since and was written off the final season of House of Cards.
The result is a campaign whose supporters have grown accustomed to being written off, and accustomed to defying expectations.
Typically, when women come forward in these cases, they are written off as being motivated by fame or money.
Lufthansa has written off the more than $100m it says it is owed; LATAM says it is due $3m.
In other cases, characters who were meant to be written off end up sticking around for many more episodes.
QPR fans are used to the odd dodgy season, and this campaign is perhaps best written off as transitional.
That means accepting that some queer people get written off for straight parts in a way that is imbalanced.
The breed wasn't brought to the US until the 1980s, and it is oftentimes written off as a corgi.
If the bank reaches the point of non-viability (PONV), the notes will be fully and permanently written off.
You find a new story, or you bring back old reliable villains who seemed to have been written off.
The commercial space industry has written off the Lunar Xprize as improbable, and not worth pursuing, according to sources.
Under the old tax code, improvements to retail stores and restaurant properties could be written off over 15 years.
Some were fronting a post-punk, new-wave band "written off as a fourth rate New Order" (Tim Farron).
All too often, people with such diagnoses are written off as gone the moment they tell family and friends.
Dwelling on abjection was even written off years ago by art historian Hal Foster as a problematic no-no.
But when the app didn't launch as expected in late 2015, it was written off as vapor and simply forgotten.
Speaking to Entertainment Weekly after the episode aired, Hill admitted to feeling like a "failure" after he was written off.
The written-off satellite was insured and Russia will pay the rest of the undisclosed costs for the second satellite.
The technology will help warehouses save on costs related to inventory that would have otherwise been written off each year.
"The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of Empire is patently ridiculous," the statement said.
Obviously, he&aposs wincing a little bit at the fact that state and local taxes cannot be written off here.
One year later, she joined the cast of Three's Company as Lana Shields, but was written off after nine episodes.
WATCH: Fox Denies Jussie Smollett Was Getting Written Off 'Empire' Amid Reports Claiming He Staged Attack At around 2 a.m.
He clinched victory in Pennsylvania, where he had been essentially written off, and came much closer than expected in Virginia.
While sounding alarms on tech's sky-high valuations and their grim earnings picture, Bernstein hasn't written off the group altogether.
Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman who is now a convicted felon, is written off by Trump as an ineffective operative.
However, BNM currently stipulates that the amount written-off at PONV must be the full principal value of the instrument.
Largely written off as a character actor, he's back in his first major on-screen role in nearly a decade.
Twentieth Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment denied the allegation that the "Empire" actor was being written off the program.
"I felt like from that point on I never really had a chance, like I was written off," Lloyd said.
It wasn't that long ago that the South Bronx was all but written off by buyers, renters and owners alike.
Budushchee has said in the past that it could lose around 12 billion roubles if the stake was written off.
Sanders, who voted for the Affordable Care Act, has previously written off Hillary Clinton's attacks that he would undo ObamaCare.
Most, if not all of their pay, could be written off as business expenses if the Republican bill becomes law.
Perhaps the confines of governing would drive him to make common cause with people whom he'd written off as enemies.
Like so many formerly Soviet countries, the culinary culture of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan has long been written off as dull.
"Insight and Accel had the investment written-off to zero and did not expect it to come back," said Plantenga.
True enough, a few weeks before Klopp's arrival Sakho could reasonably have been written off as a massive (6'20043) flop.
He had initially written off the poisoning as part of legitimate spy games, distasteful but within the bounds of espionage.
They believe that Manchuela, written off for so long, has the capacity to make wines as fine as anywhere else.
"Engineering costs related to the mothballed U.S. lyocell fibre expansion will be fully written off," Lenzing said in a statement.
Elizabeth Warren, whose campaign is frustrated about being written off even as she's won a number of delegates; and Sen.
"The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of 'Empire' is patently ridiculous," the statement read.
Disney wrote off $2.63 million in Vice earlier this year, the second time it has written off value in Vice.
"There is a 'zombie' component of the portfolio that should be written off," Mr. Ryan wrote in a recent note.
I'm not sure why you have written off the nanny simply because she is speaking another language with her associates.
That, in part, is why Mr. Corbyn was written off by many in the 2017 campaign before confounding his critics.
Because I'm an actor and I know that so often you get written off for whatever stupid reason there is.
Within hours of her tweet, she was "battling the ghosts of Hillary Clinton" to avoid being written off as unlikable.
Bret: Anyone who survives a half-dozen bankruptcies and goes on to win the presidency should never be written off.
Perhaps the most damning detail in the Times's report concerns Dushku's mediation with CBS after she was written off Bull.
He's since been written off of Empire and producers say he won't appear again for the rest of the season.
And written off for dead just a few years ago, the midsize pickup segment has come roaring back since mid-decade.
It's just written off as "inflation" and stripped from the real measures of gross domestic product (GDP) that dominate media coverage.
His campaign was initially written off by most established political reporters, but Sanders-related content proved highly viral on social media.
The ECB owns Steinhoff senior bonds, the last to be written off or converted into shares if the company goes down.
Trader Steve Grasso said he is holding JC Penney and that the retail sector has been written off by other investors.
The debts of 2.9 million self-employed entrepreneurs worth more than 15 billion roubles should also be written off, Putin said.
What to watch: What this all means for the Fed that's all but written off more interest rate increases this year.
As the polls have tightened in the race, many Republicans who had all but written off Trump's campaign have taken notice.
Her supporters were calling for a boycott of The Conners, even before they learned how her character would be written off.
"Our campaign has been dismissed and written off more times than I can count," Sanders said Wednesday in Palo Alto, California.
The notes will be written-off in part or in full if conversion does not occur when required for any reason.
CoCos can be converted into equity or written off entirely if the issuing bank's capital drops below a pre-agreed threshold.
After a long history of underperformance, Jim Cramer had written off the stock of Xerox as a dog on Wall Street.
In the past, he says, Haitian-American votes have been taken for granted by the Democrats and "written off by Republicans".
Its second-biggest shareholder, Chime, has written off its 25 percent stake and its chief executive and biggest investor have quit.
Coalition argued that the best program will come from listening to people—including those who are in often written-off parts
Overtures include Russia's forgiveness of Soviet-era debt, of which $10 billion due from Pyongyang was written off by the Kremlin.
Enria told Handelsblatt that under his plan each country would still be responsible for loans that have to be written off.
The governing Socialists, saddled with a poor economic record and an unpopular incumbent president, François Hollande, are already being written off.
The notes will be written-off if the conversion cannot be effected within five ASX business days of the trigger event.
The SEC is investigating Iconix, which has effectively written off the entire $204 million but which maintained business partnerships with Carter.
A lot of this will eventually have to be written off, especially as banks frequently charge 20% and upward in interest.
That kept him going as his recovery started in earnest — that desire not to be forgotten, not to be written off.
Absent race, the women insisted, this is a dispute between residents about rebuilding a neighborhood that had largely been written off.
Is there something you had written off at first glance, only to fall in love with it after a second chance?
He ran briefly for the Senate in 2002, but dropped out early and complained that Democrats had written off the state.
He also introduced legislation on behalf of students who had treatable learning disabilities but were being written off as hopelessly uneducable.
Daughters mourning their fathers are less present in our plays; Ophelia, also in "Hamlet," is often written off as merely nuts.
Instead, even before almost anyone had seen the film, it was written off as a rallying cry for racists and incels.
Chaldeans had written off the Obama administration because of what they saw as its failure to accept more Iraqi Christian refugees.
Former Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld said the IPO market at least shouldn't be written off too quickly, despite this year's difficulties.
The protests provoked surprise and wonder among analysts and activists, many of whom had written off the public as politically apathetic.
It recovered 154 million shekels from loans previously written off, compared with credit loss expenses of 12 million a year ago.
Cramer has previously said Wall Street had written off the bank stocks' weakness as a casualty of the flattening yield curve.
CANADA'S INNOVATION MINISTER DISCUSSED LOAN ON CALLS WITH AIRBUS AND BOMBARDIER, "IN NO WAY" IS IT BEING WRITTEN OFF - GOVERNMENT SOURCE
On the other hand, you may find your viewer closed off, your work written off, because people think you're 'not serious.
CNOOC, an oil firm, for example, has written off part of its $21970bn acquisition in 2012 of Nexen, a Canadian oil firm.
The revelation that Hawk is, or was, a Trump supporter had fans demanding that Hawk be recast or written off the show.
I joined Lehman when the firm was being written off by the rest of Wall Street (they were early by 11 years).
But talking to the women who flocked to DC, it was clear they have written off Trump and his male-dominated team.
Hierro was clearly happy after his first match in charge as his team showed they should by no means be written off.
The bailouts for Otkritie and B&N Bank earlier this year involved some subordinated debt issued by the lenders being written off.
Maybe the Caps are the team that can't handle the pressure of being the favorite, but get dangerous once they're written off.
So when considering which characters will be written off for good in next week's finale, Sasha is pretty high on the list.
The full principal and dividend amount must be written off ahead of any write-off of UOB's Basel III Tier 13 securities.
But, then again, the Globes are the Globes; in particular "Spotlight" and "The Big Short" cannot be written off for the Oscars.
A total of about 80 billion roubles ($1.4 billion) would be written off under Putin's proposal, a high-ranking official told Reuters.
After the initial hype, chatbots have been written off by many in the tech industry for failing to deliver on their promise.
The convenience of e-commerce certainly has its place, but I'd urge anyone who's written off the IRL beauty department to reconsider.
It was a major biomedical breakthrough that signaled the power of new technologies to treat genetic conditions previously written off as untreatable.
Many multinational firms have written off their Venezuelan operations and investments, but ONGC is aiming to expand in the South American country.
The company insisted that Smollett was not being written off Empire, as some claimed was his reasoning for allegedly faking the incident.
He said the city had written off the $300-plus that Medicaid did not cover from the ride and closed the account.
It's enough to make me take another look at VR walking games, a genre I'd all but written off as inherently miserable.
If they've written off (almost) the entire value of the investment, one assumes that the assumptions that have been made ... were incorrect.
Markets had all but written off a summer increase, particularly after Ms. Yellen gave a speech in late March notably lacking urgency.
Based on preliminary findings of the review, the committee estimates about $200 million owed to Aegean will need to be written off.
I can give you dozens of individual examples of candidates who were written-off by insiders, but found a way to win.
While India's state-owned banks have written off millions of dollars worth of unpaid corporate loans, indebted farmers are driven to suicide.
The full principal and dividend amount must be written off ahead of any write-off of UOB's Basel III Tier 2 securities.
His canny understanding of the political landscape allowed him to cruise to victory despite being written off by the professional chattering class.
" It's the same for those who accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct, their charges once written off as "bimbo eruptions.
As these two trends converge over the next decade, major election reforms long written off as unrealistic will suddenly become politically viable.
This surprising reversal of fortune for these apparently "obsolete" analog technologies is too often written off as nostalgia for a predigital time.
"It's disappointing to be written off by some ill-judged words," said Nicky Newton-King, chief executive of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
After being largely written off before the season, Peters and the Canes aren't content with the surprising success they've achieved so far.
Losing such a crucial player meant the Packers' season was quickly written off by just about everyone, despite their 4-2 record.
Even in Canada, where oil sands production dominates the energy industry, some major oil companies have written off or withdrawn their investments.
Disney also disclosed that it had written off about 40 percent of its investment in the moribund Vice Media, or $157 million.
It was a revelation for the conservative suburbs of New Orleans, where many had written off the pandemic as liberal fear-mongering.
Donor-advised funds allow contributors to bundle gifts that can be written off in year one, but spread out over multiple years.
Disney has completely written off its value of Vice, suggesting it is banking on getting no return whatsoever from its equity investment.
But due to a drafting mistake, the law states that those property improvements instead have to be written off over 39 years.
This sitcom "takes characters normally written off or romanticized and treats them as full, flawed people," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
Some of that medical debt is later written off, but other hospitals have sent unpaid medical bills to collections, according to Kaiser.
Barrick may have been responsible for one of the worst, with the acquisition of Equinox Minerals in 2011, later largely written off.
And as their relationship grows, he finds himself further confounded by this astonishing man he'd written off as a corny children's entertainer.
He is credited with rescuing Renault and then Nissan from prolonged slumps after both companies had been written off by industry leaders.
The alleged implications for the telecom industry seem far too serious for this case to be written off as a political attack.
The Republican president's tariffs on imported metals were instrumental in reviving an aluminum plant that most locals had written off for dead.
Looked at another way, over just three or four years, the building owner will have written off his entire $10 million cash investment.
The value of junior bonds and shares in the banks was written off in line with European rules for dealing with bank crises.
Since 2010, the industry has written off $85 billion due to overpaying for acquisitions and massive cost overruns on mine builds, he said.
Investors, some of whom had written off the investment after Mr. Rubin's scandals, will get "pennies on the dollar" back, the person said.
But many economists have written off June because of the uncertainty around the U.K. vote on whether to remain in the European Union.
You could have written off the chances of every BlackBerry over the past four years with that initialism — and you'd have been right.
Hardly any newspapers endorsed him; as George Sims notes in "The Little Man's Big Friend", he was written off as a lightweight showman.
"The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of Empire is patently ridiculous," the network said in a statement.
Widely written off a month ago, Mr Puigdemont is perhaps the biggest winner of the election, and will demand his reinstatement as president.
OPEC's surprise ability to take action also helped boost the organization's relevance again, after it had been written off by many market players.
When Takyuu Ishino and Pierre Taki formed Denki Groove in 1989, they were initially written off as a Yellow Magic Orchestra rip-off.
After her complaints, Dushku was written off the show, despite being told that she would likely become a series regular in forthcoming seasons.
With Gordeyev's lobbying, bad loans accumulated by Russian farmers in the chaotic 1990s were restructured and partially written off in the early 2000s.
After the downfall of the Soviet Union, the country was written off as a regional power, a filling station masquerading as a state.
Initially blind-sided by May's snap election call, and written off by many pollsters, Labour surged in the final weeks of the campaign.
TORONTO — A week ago, most Oscar prognosticators and strategists had effectively written off Harvey Weinstein as a player in this year's awards race.
While I always knew of Jackson as a skiing destination, I quickly realized that it can't be written off as a summer destination.
Under the current tax code, many payouts and legal fees resulting from these types of cases can be written off as business expenses.
After 22 rides (when a scooter is written off), the company has generated $230 of profit, at a relatively meagre 280% profit margin.
Think about it — Democrats have written off JFK's pro-growth success because it doesn't fit their liberal Keynesian tax-and-spend economic policies.
Maybe Philadelphia, a troubled city that's been written off, is where a battered contender can find that there's a chance, still, for magic.
A pro-vaccine nonprofit said it had long ago written off YouTube because its videos were overwhelmed with anti-vaccine content and recommendations.
She claimed she had been written off the series "Bull" because she confronted Michael Weatherly, the show's star, about harassing her on set.
I mean we've seen there's still a lot of bad assets that need to be written off in many banks including European banks.
The authors of the new law intended for the full costs of those improvements to be written off immediately after they are made.
Likewise, Robert Pattinson was written off as a non-serious actor after he starred as Edward Cullen in "The Twilight Saga" film adaptations.
They're also remembered for Kerry coming out of nowhere in the final weeks, an inspiration to candidates that the media has written off.
I mean, we've seen there's still a lot of bad assets that need to be written off in many banks, including European banks.
They tend to cluster on the coasts, where higher property taxes can no longer be written off to the degree they were before.
She added that she doesn't recall him paying but that the case was so long ago it was probably written off by now.
Even as Mr. Fillon, 62, is increasingly being written off, he has doubled down on his defense, yielding no ground to his critics.
My takeaway was a reinforced conviction that many grapes like carignan, once scorned or written off, have great potential to make delightful wines.
As recently as Wednesday, Fox had praised Mr. Smollett as a "consummate professional" and insisted he was not being written off the show.
Beecroft could easily be written off as an eccentric art world figure whose words probably wouldn't raise an eyebrow in "new black" celebrity circles.
Abigail was written off in the first episode of a two-night special, according to Deadline (I'm sorry, I do not watch the show!).
Bad loans written off and transferred out by the top five banks rose by 220 percent last year to 309.6 billion yuan ($44.95 billion).
Markets have so far written off the chance, pricing in just an 18 percent probability of a quarter-point move, according to Thomson Reuters.
If Smollett is indeed written off of Empire, which Fox and the creative team continued to deny before his arrest, then there are options.
Something as ancient, as profound, as inexhaustibly rich as religion or religions can't really be written off as an intellectual error by clever people.
In response to complaints that Beijing is saddling some countries with too much debt, the government has written off some loans and renegotiated contracts.
Hamid Patel, Star's chief executive, is undeterred: "People have made excuses about these children—and written off their communities for too long," he explains.
The IMLT says it has written off more than 73 million pounds in debt owed to loan sharks since it was formed in 2004.
Television, for so long, was primarily thought of as a home to soaps, sitcoms, and reality shows that get written off as silly escapism.
The streaming site released a statement confirming that Masterson, who was in the process of filming season 3, would be written off the show.
But there are many countries that consider weed evil, as dangerous as meth and heroin, while consumers are vilified and written off as addicts.
There's a little current social resonance in Unsane's premise, where a woman says a man is abusing her, but she's written off as delusional.
Even the Sparrow's good intentions became vile in their own way, suspect and typically written off as a mere rationalization for his purported sadism.
It's a lose-lose situation for Swift: She stepped up, just like the Recording Academy asked, but she's still being written off as unworthy.
Hayes worked hard, and could have be easily written off of the series without killing her character — divorce is still legal on Long Island.
In November, Aegean confirmed it had written-off US$200m in accounts receivable, and a further US$100m may have been fraudulently siphoned away.
Namely, the 5.7-inch handset ditching its predecessor's modular design, which the company has seemingly written off as a bit of a failed experiment.
The environmental advocate Bill McKibben has very publicly written off the idea that we need to be perfect in order to be an environmentalist.
The Comcast and AT&T bonuses were also announced late last year, allowing them to be written off as a business expense in 2017.
Economists have written off part of the first quarter's softness due to a very warm January and February, followed by winter storms in March.
He points out that government-owned competitor newspapers have had their tax debts written off, and accuses Mr Lungu of ordering the crackdown personally.
Debbie was written off her soap (or rather, she was written into a coma, then replaced) for asking for more agency in her role.
However, just two years later, in July 2015, Microsoft announced that it had written off the deal and cut 20193,800 jobs in the process.
Iconix has written off almost the entire value of the Rocawear brand, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has been probing its writedowns.
India's banking system has lost $24.8 billion due to non-performing loans of 416 defaulters being written off, CNN-News18 reported earlier this month.
Democrats have written off the GOP's call for a prosecution, insisting that the move is merely a political gesture meant to attack Clinton's credibility.
Last year, bad loans written off and transferred out by China's top five banks rose by 16 percent to 309.6 billion yuan ($44.95 billion).
Clinton had written off a large chunk of Trump voters as ones who would never vote for her, a view that might be accurate.
" Jacob Rees-Mogg, a lawmaker who had previously written off Cameron's demands as thin gruel, said: "The thin gruel has been further watered down.
Blankenship had been nearly written off by national Republicans a week ago when a spate of public polling showed him receding to third place.
Full expensing would allow all capital expenditures to be written off or deducted as a business cost in the year the investments were made.
We need to give the voters who the Democrats have consistently taken for granted or written off a reason to turn out and vote.
Old interests, television shows, books, and games I've written off since I was a teen have surged back to the forefront of my mind.
Similarly, modeling is often written off as an easy and lucrative option for hot people who can't manage a "better" or more "serious" career.
Ford Motor Co and Oreo-cookie manufacturer Mondelez International Inc are among those who have written off their assets because of severe operational difficulties.
Ask yourself why you've written off having kids of your own and whether those reasons could hinder what you envision for your current relationship.
But for years, many women's rights activists have written off the hijab as secondary to other matters such as political or gender equality rights.
As he himself has said repeatedly since his colossal South Carolina win on Saturday, he had been written off by all the pundits beforehand.
I saw people who had done years of their own research being written off as fakers because they couldn't access or afford an assessment.
Written off as a fading giant whose best days were behind it, iPhone sales proved it still has some gas left in the tank.
The international development secretary, Rory Stewart — who is against a no-deal Brexit and for Prime Minister Theresa May's plan — had been written off.
The dearth of support, these activists say, has left the Democratic bench depleted, especially in areas that have been written off as solidly Republican.
Booker hasn't written off New Hampshire entirely — he recently secured his field-high 117th endorsement Tuesday when 14 activists announced their support for him.
He had been written off — by school, by society, by the world of educated adults — but here were complete strangers telling him he mattered.
She's been similarly written off by the opposition, and referred to as 'the girl', rather than the number on the back of her shirt.
Despite student successes on the race circuit, many analysts, car manufacturers, and industry titans have written off solar technology as impractical for consumer vehicles.
"A large amount of supply was written off because of outages, but in the end how tight was the market really?" a trade source said.
Much like other business deductions, your pet's value is specially determined and written off as a cost over a period of time for tax purposes.
"Investors have written off the iPhone this year," Gene Munster, a tech analyst and managing partner of Loup Ventures, wrote in a blog post Monday.
It has stood in a symbol of Black pride and been simultaneously written off as unprofessional and dirty by entities invested in anti-Black respectability.
As a result the firm's second-biggest shareholder, Chime, has written off its 25 percent stake and its chief executive and biggest investor have quit.
Too often accomplished women are defined singularly by their marriages, to the point where they are literally written off and their successes and descriptions diminished.
Another good analogy would be health care reform, which many people had written off after the Clinton administration's failure on that issue in the 1990s.
But only a short time after their confrontation, Dushku was stunned to learn that her once-promising character had been suddenly written off the show.
Not bad for a service that was initially written off by the major Hollywood players as a dumping ground for content that nobody cared about.
Democrats relish the idea of a Sanders run, saying it would bring national money and attention to a race that may otherwise be written off.
In the UK, the IFS report found that almost three-quarters of English college graduates will have at least some of their loan written off.
If you've written off Vine as just another teen-oriented platform, then you are wrong and you can just breakdance right out of my life.
RRDB's annual report last week showed that over 80 percent of the loans issued by Peresvet - worth 138 billion roubles - could potentially be written off.
Danny Masterson, one of the main actors of Netflix's The Ranch, will be written off the show after being accused of rape, according to Variety.
Here is Danny Masterson's statement reacting to the news that he has been written off the Netflix show "The Ranch," amid multiple allegations of rape.
At the same time, the markets have written off the Fed and believe after its last meeting it was signaling an even more dovish tone.
"Allowing investments to be immediately written off provides a greater incentive to invest than is provided through interest deductions under current law," the blueprint states.
Written off as fading forces two years ago, Nadal, 32, and Roger Federer, approaching 37, have won the last six Grand Slam titles between them.
After narrowly losing the 28500 presidential election and a 6900 contest to be California's governor, Richard Nixon was widely written off by many political veterans.
But there is a snag: many Italian savers own bank bonds, which under EU rules stand to be written off if lenders receive state aid.
Movinga, the European platform for house removals that was seemingly written off last year, continues to perform what appears to be an impressive turn around.
Bad loans written off and transferred out by the top five banks along rose by 16 percent last year to 309.6 billion yuan ($44.95 billion).
"I think we've inappropriately written off this new generation, as though somehow they were tolerant of all the harms that information can cause," he said.
The former vice president has perhaps been written off by left-leaning media or left Twitter, but not, it appears, by plenty of other Democrats.
Alternatively, 97 percent of the company's financial debt would be written off and the remaining 3 percent would mature in 10 years without interest payments.
While the obesity and opioid epidemics are sometimes written off as "bad life choices," these epidemics are largely the handiworks of an irresponsible corporate sector.
Written off as a political loser in 2005, Mr. Yanukovych was elected president of Ukraine in 2010, then ousted in 2014 amid a political uprising.
In many swaths of the country, Ms. Daniels continues to be written off as a pole-dancing Hester Prynne — a woman not to be trusted.
Producers like Carrizo Oil & Gas have also been subject to depressed oil prices and investors have written off the stocks out of worry, Cramer explained.
Iconix has since written off almost the entire value of the brand, and in 2017 sued Jay-Z in Manhattan federal court over trademark rights.
Because Waititi's Jojo is—as he, and the viewer, are so often reminded—just a boy, his fanaticism can be safely written off as childlike.
STACY COWLEY EXPAND TARGETED DEBT RELIEF Most panelists agreed that some portion of the $1.6 trillion owed on student loans needed to be written off.
But lately the Caldecott Medal has begun to show its age for reasons that cannot be written off to the vagaries of time or taste.
Just when many investors have written off brick-and-mortar retailers in the era of Amazon, Target is seeing a huge jump in foot traffic.
Once written off as little more than a sideshow, these days, the Kardashians are celebrities that no one can afford to underestimate — let alone ignore.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian central bank said on Friday that the subordinated debt of Promsvyazbank (PSB), which was rescued this month, will be written off.
A Reuters survey following the jobs report showed that Wall Street's top banks have all but written off the chance of a June rate increase.
The general public hasn't yet seen the movie but people have already written it off or written off the people who have written it off.
A hard-right politician, written off by pollsters and establishment pundits for month, rockets to the top of the polls in his party's presidential primary.
Written off by most analysts, the MHP took 11.1% of the vote, about twice as much as most polls had predicted, which translates into 49 seats.
The thing that's so frequently lost in discussions of Lynch's work is that it's too often written off as weird for the sake of being weird.
Otterbein: This is an important victory for Sanders — and vindication for a campaign that had been completely written off by pundits for months, until very recently.
But what if the "missing Trump voters" are people who aren't being contacted by pollsters at all, or are getting written off as unlikely to vote?
Don't waste it on a word that in any other context would get you written off as a jerk and possibly suspended from Twitter, if that.
At the Munich Security Conference, James Mattis, the defence secretary, called NATO (which Mr Trump had written off as obsolete) "the best alliance in the world".
But even as Kirk has been written off for much of the year, he is only down between two and five points, depending on the poll.
Eliza Dushku was paid $9.5 million by CBS in a secret settlement after she accused Michael Weatherly of harassment and was subsequently written off of Bull.
"The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of Empire is patently ridiculous," the network said in a statement on Feb. 14.
It's a chance for every young player – for everyone who doesn't have the chance, who is written off, who cannot find sponsors, but has the quality.
"You could have written off Sprint or T-Mobile very easily, just like how right now, it is so easy to write off Disney," Cramer said.
Macron's proposals involve the biggest shake-up of the railways since they were nationalised in the 1930s, and many have written off the SNCF as unreformable.
Actress Eliza Dushku was paid $9.5 million by CBS in a secret settlement after she accused Weatherly of harassment and was subsequently written off of Bull.
A Lufthansa spokesman said that the Venezuela government owed it a "low three-digit million" amount, later adding that the amount had already been written off.
Dangerous rhetoric written off as "locker room banter" is the bedrock of normalizing rape and misogyny, and apparently when they're "stars," we let them do it.
Founder and CEO Ben Witte tells CNBC the company shouldn't be written off as just a beverage business, as it plans to expand with other products.
While the pathos displayed through "Virile" could be easily written off as a strain of fucked chat, the video in fact captures something important and neglected.
Just as interesting is that St. Preux has been significantly underestimated by UFC brass in the past and is already being written off in this fight.
McCain, who performed poorly in most early state polling and was written off by most prognosticators, began to gain traction in New Hampshire in mid December.
Commentators had written off Zuma's political career on several occasions, but he proved them wrong time after time, earning himself the nickname of the "great survivor".
On the call, Cook echoed these sentiments, touting the success of the iPhone X, which many had written off due to its near-$1,000 price tag.
The firm has also written off much of the value of Tumblr, a social-networking site that it bought for $272 billion in cash in 2590.
This relates to the Islamic principle of insolvency, or iflas, which states that debt cannot be written off unless there is specific forgiveness by a creditor.
In a paper the following year, they described how a potential biological weapon that had long been written off had somehow established itself in the ecosystem.
This means that most probably around 29 million euros ($2600 million) would be written off in Q3003 of 2300 * Net result would be negative in Q21.
Cock your head to the right angle and his rage can – and often, has – be written off as quintessentially Roman, unafraid to be passionate and fiery.
In California, where not only are demographics shifting away from Republicans but the GOP agenda has adversely affected constituents, some have already written off Republicans' prospects.
Student debt is "typically north of four or five percent a year" and a portion of your interest payments can be written off at tax time.
Basically written off by many of his publishing peers when he left Random House nine years ago, Mr. Rubin is back on top with Henry Holt.
More recently, the siege has been written off as a brilliant North Vietnamese ruse that concealed the impending Communist attacks on urban centers — the Tet offensive.
"Too many in our society have written off the young scholars under her stewardship, but where others saw problems she saw promise and potential," Adams said.
After all, he was universally written off by just about every mainstream pundit, and he faced disadvantages in money, organization and access to traditional political expertise.
YOU SAID THAT YOU THOUGH THE IDEA OF ALLOWING PEOPLE TO MAKE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE THAT WOULD THEN GET WRITTEN OFF WOULD BE RIDICULOUS.
" Noah Messing, a law professor at Yale, has described Mr. Betts as "a one-man wrecking ball for prejudice against people who often get written off.
Already, tens of thousands of Minnesotans have voted in this primary, during a period when Klobuchar was riding higher and Biden and Warren were written off.
At 37, he had been written off as washed up by midyear, only to have a fabulous return to form at the end of the season.
After these defeats, he was written off and told he would never amount to anything at the elite level in the sport of boxing, he said.
The elder millennials are now entering their 40s, and investors haven&apost fully written off the buying power that helped spur startups like Uber and Airbnb.
On another show, Philip and Elizabeth could very easily be written off as one-dimensional ideologues, with the FBI playing the determined heroes — end of story.
Earlier compositions had seen limited single and EP releases, and most were written off as a novelty for eccentric computer hobbyist and wide-eyed, coin-clutching children.
CAVUTO: There&aposs many of your Republican colleagues, sir, who said that this should be written off by the Senate first, Congress should weigh in on this.
"Unless they came to the door selling Bibles …" After divorcing her second husband, producer Alan Greisman, in 1993, Field never remarried – but hasn't written off future romance.
We'll find out, because man, these guys have been written off so hard the pencil tore through the paper and carved "CAPS SUCK" into the table underneath.
With his bleached spiky hair and weird affinity for flame-printed button up shirts, Fieri has been written off as a cheesy dad way past his prime.
Birdie, like so many young girls who are constantly hearing condescending declarations about how special they are, is also written off as deeply stupid at every turn.
"We need to remember that every time people have written off Apple in the last 15 years, it has been a mistake," the "Mad Money " host said.
They know that if they tilt too far towards Tehran they risk worse political turmoil and Iraq written off as a failed state, analysts and diplomats say.
Speaking to Entertainment Weekly in a recent interview, which was published after Sunday's controversial episode, Hill admitted to feeling like a "failure" after he was written off.
It's not yet known whether Trump will address Parliament, a prospect that has been written off by John Bercow, the animated speaker of the House of Commons.
For Mr Sánchez, who was briefly ejected as party leader in 2016-17 and was widely written off by Socialist grandees, the election was a personal triumph.
Also, those below the age of 40 who get married can obtain cheap loans, with increasing amounts of the money written off as they have more babies.
After being written off by the bookies and knocked out of the ring in the first round, Benn fought back with typical heart to beat his opponent.
Britain's Tour de France champion Chris Froome escaped unhurt this month while having his bike written off in a hit-and-run incident near his Monaco home.
The smooch was immediately written off by another character as "faux-lesbianism," but fans have been eager to see the characters defy the standard heteronormative Archie storyline.
An issue that Restoration Hardware's management had written off as a short-term hiccup may end up having a longer-than-expected drag on its top-line.
For the past two episodes, we've seen how Star (Jude DeMorest) is so focused on "making it" that she's written off Simone's (Brittany O'Grady) self-medicating completely.
A staggering 17% of the loans they made in a mini credit boom around 2011 have either had to be written off or are likely to be.
The charges for the A400M, on top of about 5 billion euros already written off in Europe's largest defense project, were roughly in line with analysts' expectations.
The ECB has suggested that new rickety loans should be completely written off within a maximum of seven years, and not sit on the banks' books indefinitely.
"Jussie Smollett continues to be a consummate professional on set," Fox had said on Wednesday, denying a report that the actor was being written off the show.
Several weeks ago, it looked as if Republicans had written off the district, but political observers say it looks to have improved for Blum in recent weeks.
" Sources made similar allegations to Chicago's ABC85033, which reported that sources allege the attack was staged because the star was being written off of the show "Empire.
"Public sector banks keep renewing these facilities whereas in normal business banking they would have been written off long ago," said the banker with the global bank.
The company sold inventory that it had previously written off in the quarter, but revenue has now declined four quarters in a row on an annualized basis.
More than half of the amount, which is not cash-relevant, will be written off by the end of the first quarter of 2018, Telekom Austria said.
"The thing about being called crazy, the biggest stigma that has to be broken is that you instantly get written off," West explained on the radio show.
While O'Connell said the Texan shouldn't be written off as a contender, he predicted that O'Rourke would instead likely be the running mate of the eventual nominee.
We'd all been written off to some degree by some area of society; we all, to some extent, had been told we weren't gonna amount to much.
Even the casual objectification of, say, Brett Ratner's "Rush Hour" series — so often written off as harmless fantasy — is constructed to elevate men's desires over women's lives.
Mr. Biden has not faced a sustained challenge in weeks, having been largely written off by his rivals after his embarrassing fifth-place finish in New Hampshire.
"The Palestinian situation has been written off so many times but it remains a big issue for many Arab citizens," said Mr. Young of the Carnegie center.
The addict is often cooly written off by most of us as a pariah or a victim of genetics or as someone who simply lacks self control.
But Brees's dominance cannot be written off as merely a product of its era, as he created the passing revolution as much as he benefited from it.
If tens or hundreds of thousands of loans need to be written off, the cost of the settlement could grow far beyond the initial $21 million tally.
The veteran sports agent pointed out that while Eagles' quarterback Nick Foles doesn't have the same track record as Tom Brady, he shouldn't be written off either.
The core vision of YouthBuild — giving hope to young people otherwise written off as failures — is one that should be replicated, Mr. Kerry, donors and graduates said.
This is Trump's worst nightmare: an invisible, changeable foe whose potential destruction of his presidency cannot be blamed on political enemies or written off as fake news.
Of course, some negative commentaries can be written off to cranks, just as some glowingly positive ones can be the handiworks of well-intentioned, if inexperienced, travelers.
In 1992, Bill Clinton won the nomination after losing both, but in a year when the candidates had written off Iowa to a home state hopeful, Sen.
"Obviously weak manufacturing does have a correlation with recessions and that is something you have to respect, it shouldnt just be written off or ignored," Ciovacco said.
Here's how to get filthy rich in Pakistan: manipulate the law, get bank loans written off, use irregular accounting practices, evade tariffs and taxes and exploit labor.
Written off by many as a running quarterback with a weak arm, Jackson began his sophomore season by shredding the Miami Dolphins in a 273-10 victory.
But the Fed's comments discouraged that view, and the Fed is being written off as a non-factor even as it is set to meet next week.
His tax package would include "immediate expensing," he explained, in which capital expenditures would be written off against profits in the first year rather than over time.
Some have written off the low kick which visibly injured Cruz in the fourth round of the Dillashaw bout because Cruz said he had a foot injury.
There are still enough good things going on that I could have written off Ozark season two as competent but ultimately not for me — but for one thing.
He emphasized that while there was a limit to how low interest rates could go, central banks' ability to act in other ways should not be written off.
Another lesson worth knowing: that no visual should be written off as unphotographable, that if you don't see something you want to photograph, you should create it instead.
We got Andy Saturday leaving Barry Diller's pre-Oscar bash and he seemed genuinely moved by Mayor Pete ... who was written off by many people in traditional media.
He told an enthusiastic crowd in Laramie, Wyoming, that he has "momentum" and hailed the progress of a campaign he said was written off as "fringe" last year.
Local news outlets reported that the brothers told investigators Smollett had paid them to stage the attack out of fear that he was being written off of Empire.
Facebook, once written off by Wall Street for its lack of revenue from mobile devices, now generates more than three quarters of its ad revenue from handheld products.
BECAUSE he is everything that President Donald Trump is not, some out-of-state political pundits had written off Ralph Northam in Virginia's closely watched election for governor.
Loans written off or considered likely to turn sour are near a fifth of the loan book at state-owned lenders, which have about 70% of market share.
May's Labour rival Jeremy Corbyn, once written off by his opponents as a no-hoper, said May should step down and he wanted to form a minority government.
Phillips said it was difficult to assess the cost to industry because companies can use credits to offset costs, which can also be written off against government royalties.
As we first reported ... Jussie was written off the final 2 episodes on the heels of his arrest and felony charges of disorderly conduct for lying to cops.
Read More Cramer: Janet Yellen fooled us, again After a long history of underperformance, Cramer had written off the stock of Xerox as a dog on Wall Street.
The victory was a vindication for Lopez Obrador, who was written off by many critics after narrowly failing to capture the presidency at his first bid in 2006.
How else could he grow a bumper crop of ripening maize, sorghum, millet and peanuts in a season when many farmers in Zimbabwe have written off their crops?
Impressed by this unexpected comeback from an act many people would have written off, I went down to Kingston upon Thames, in south-west London, to meet them.
A win in the first contest, previously written off as less significant than the second one, in New Hampshire, now appears likely to create powerful momentum for Cruz.
Written off as a presidential hopeful then, Macron has become France's most popular politician in just a few months, his image a regular feature of Paris boulevard newsstands.
While much of its initial attention was largely written off as a lazy "lack of new ideas," the term has always existed as a loose joke among enthusiasts.
But within a year around three-quarters of the value of the business had been written off, with HP accusing Autonomy's management of accounting misrepresentations and disclosure failures.
" The New York Times' liberal editorial page similarly concluded "real damage had been done" because Clinton had written off a group of voters by saying they were "irredeemable.
Ms. Dushku also said that, shortly after she confronted Mr. Weatherly about his behavior, she was written off the show, despite plans to make her a series regular.
" • "In all, the world's largest companies estimated that at least $53 billion of assets may need to be written off or retired early as the planet heats up.
We are now beginning to revisit some of the movement's important predecessors, who were written off or purposely left out of this era simply because they were women.
Jussie Smollett betrayed the trust of his "Empire" coworkers and damaged the show's image, and now several cast members want him written off immediately ... according to our sources.
In 2026, research and experimental expenditures would have to be written off gradually, or amortized, rather than immediately deducted, which reduces the revenue hit to the federal budget.
No other potential Democratic candidate could, as Bloomberg did in the Times, question some of the allegations that fueled the #MeToo movement and not be immediately written off.
But while Cramer has written off Congress' gridlock and saved some cash in case the hermit kingdom somehow prevails, Wall Street's increasingly skeptical outlook on stocks escapes him.
Sanders could no longer be written off as a fluke but rather a force in his own right with a base of power independent from any political party.
Moore said an economic acceleration in the United States coupled with solid earnings figures would encourage investors to trust stocks and sectors that have previously been written off.
The white working-class voters who form the core of Trump's support—and who were once a Democratic constituency—should not have their anxieties and suffering written off.
In all, the world's largest companies estimated that at least $250 billion of assets may need to be written off or retired early as the planet heats up.
Here's a band that was doomed from the start—that was written off and scoffed at by critics who are either no longer alive or no longer critics.
In Woods's case, it's a client wrongly accused of murder whom her peers have nearly given up on (and had already written off because of her good looks).
The press is simultaneously trying to decide when a tweet from the soon-to-be president constitutes breaking news and when it should be written off as a rant.
Loan impairment charges were equal to a relatively high 3% of average gross loans in 9M17 (annualised) although recoveries from previously written-off loans have underpinned the net results.
The reaction to the work is almost invariably visceral; it seems written off as pedestrian, juvenile performance art created for shock value or downright disgusting, particularly by men. Period.
Of course, Bournemouth will lack the element of surprise; they probably won't be written off as an easy win in the manner some rivals were guilty of last term.
The age difference has been one reason that more discerning fight fans have written off the bout's potential even though it's been hyped for months through rumors and reports.
But what Hill Street did was wed this storytelling model, which was written off by many critics of the time as disreputable, to the slightly more prestigious cop drama.
Hidden in the female experience Yet another reason STDs are sexist: Symptoms are often more nonspecific in women, and can be mistakenly written off as a typical female annoyance.
She was upset about how the allegations against Tyson — including a rape claim — were being written off by many as an example of the #MeToo movement going too far.
This implies distressed assets of more than $3 trillion, which, if credit is indeed rationed better, will have to be written off or marked down to more realistic prices.
The company's catalogue is filled with works whose experimental style, radical politics, or provenance in foreign countries would have had them written off as "noncommercial" by most other distributors.
Series about women that lack any kind of corresponding dark edge or revolutionary narrative have traditionally been written off as weightless confections not worthy of serious awards show consideration.
And then there are the few companies whose futures had been written off, but have been revived so recently that it's too soon to tell what their fate holds.
After being "written off" for many years by industry leaders, tech giants like Facebook, Ebay, Uber, Amazon and Apple are all now targeting India as their next big market.
It's unclear if Ramirez's story (or testimony) will come into play at Thursday's hearing ... which some celebs have already written off before hearing what Blasey Ford has to say.
Federal rules require charges that cannot be collected from families to be written off as bad debt that must be covered by funds outside of the school nutrition programs.
PetroVietnam acquired an 800 billion dong ($35 million) stake in Ocean Group's banking unit which was completely written off when the central bank took over it at no cost.
Anderson's fourth feature tends to get written off for not being as obviously, austerely perfect as, say, 2001's The Royal Tenenbaums or 2014's The Grand Budapest Hotel.
Sanders's allies, meanwhile, say the media's "Bernie blackout" is real and that their supporters feed off the notion that they're being written off by the establishment and political press.
That is far below the 10% that was being written off in 2010, but unlike that time, mainstream issuers, and not just subprime lenders, are taking the hit today.
In 1952, more than four hundred years after those plans were written off as a lovely impossibility, Leonardo's letter to Sultan Bayezid was discovered in the Ottoman State Archives.
With its broken dreams and hard times, this sitcom "takes characters normally written off or romanticized and treats them as full, flawed people," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
There has been some outstanding journalism this year by institutions that were written off years ago as "old media," even as their reporting has often been denigrated as #FakeNews.
Dushku, who was contracted for three episodes with the possibility of becoming a full-time cast member, was written off the show after she confronted Weatherly about his behavior.
Though he has been largely written off as a character actor, one who only could play variations on squawking wiseguys like Tommy, his career has long begged for reappraisal.
Now Verizon has formally acknowledged that it, too, can't turn AOL and Yahoo around and has written off $4.6 billion of the money it spent buying the two properties.
Though written off as a "meaningless stage name," it's well suited for his sound—hazy, orchestral layering anchored by sleek rhythms and the clarity of his Thom Yorkian vocals.
Because he is so singularly coarse and vulgar, so ill informed and small-minded, he has made people see the better side of those they had long written off.
For now, and for the foreseeable future, Brees, whose career was nearly written off after shoulder surgery following the 2005 season, sits alone at the top of the list.
But it is difficult to see too many serious challenges on their schedule — or too many teams against whom a loss could be written off by the playoff committee.
It was racist, and insane, but he was written off as a clown — a bitter little man who didn't know an American could have a name like Barack Obama.
New York (CNN Business)Once written off as doomed just a few years ago, Snapchat is now consistently adding users and growing its business in a highly competitive market.
As The Hill's Cate Martel (along with Amie Parnes) reports from the Granite State, only months ago, Biden had written off winning New Hampshire given that Sanders and Sen.
As a Republican appointed by President George W. Bush to run the agency, I can hardly be written off as part of the liberal resistance to the new administration.
The Vision Fund is still ahead Despite the billions committed to the WeWork bailout and written off at Uber, the Vision Fund has had a respectable run so far.
Each one of those neighborhoods had been written off for years as too dangerous to invest in despite their attractive proximity to the established money-making centers in Manhattan.
But it also adds risk, as goodwill is tested for impairment every year, and is written off as a loss when those returns don&apost turn up as expected.
But this time, he struck upon a winning strategy: finding people who had written off politics, talking to them in new ways and inspiring them to create a movement.
The obvious but most disappointing explanation is that due to the gender of cast, director, and title, Little Women has been written off as a movie only for women.
Under a student loan forgiveness program created by Congress in 2007, borrowers who made their payments faithfully would, after a decade, have the remainder of their debt written off.
And in the middle of it all was Neymar, written off as nothing but show, proving to the world that he has the substance to go with the style.
And there should be one bipartisan consensus around this issue: Sometimes protests are statements worth making, whether they are heeded, ignored, written off, or even if they're wrong-footed.
If Mr. Smollett is written off the series, it will not be the first time that real-world actions have forced the hand of a TV show's creative team.
O.J. Simpson worked as well as it did: It took events that Americans had written off as fodder for late-night comedy and found the beating, emotional heart of them.
He slut-shamed Hannah (Katherine Langford) and sexually harassed Courtney (Michelle Selene Ang) — all written off by those around him as the idiotic behavior of a stupid high school guy.
Lest overuse of confusing jargon be written off as a silly, but harmless filler, Textio also researched the impact of seeing certain phrases on job seekers' interest in those positions.
Since 2012 those enrolled in income-based repayment who also work for the government, or a not-for-profit organisation, can have their debts written-off after only a decade.
In that context, $100 million, or whatever Apple ultimately invested in the Mac Pro manufacturing line, can be written off as lobbying and marketing expenditures over the last three years.
The NSW government said about A$10 billion in debt would be written off through the A$16.2 billion ($12.5 billion) deal, leaving the rest to spend on infrastructure projects.
Target, an American retailer that two years ago was all but written off amid a slump in revenue and customers, reported its strongest growth in quarterly sales in 21990 years.
However, after she confronted Weatherly, 50, about his "bad behavior," the actress states she and her character, J.P. Nunnelly, were written off the show by writer-producer Glenn Gordon Caron.
The Iraqi sale came just a week after Greece (whose privately held debt was partly written off in 2012) raised €3bn ($3.5bn) in its first bond sale for three years.
The company has now written off the full cost of the deal, laid off nearly all the workers it acquired and all but given up on making its own phones.
But critics have already written off so-called sapiosexuals as pretentious at best and discriminatory at worst, while also demeaning real marginalized gender and sexual orientations in the LGBTQ community.
Gravity Rush was originally released on the PlayStation Vita, an elegantly designed handheld device that has been all but written off by its creator in the years after its release.
The woman's foot was OK, umbrella wound aside, and the story was mostly just written off as a rare, freak occurrence straight out of a beach-themed Final Destination sequel.
Airbus shares fell about 1 percent on news of the 1.2 billion euro charge, which brings the total amount it has written off on the A400M towards 20173 billion euros.
I've been to countless cities around the world and I've seen the best, most vibrant communities spring up in places that were written-off as unattractive, undesirable, and too cramped.
"I am still doing what I have been doing every year but some people won't accept it or admit it... It is special because I was written off," he said.
Written off as too old and too beaten up from four back surgeries and multiple knee operations, Woods underwent a back fusion procedure in 2017 and slowly returned to form.
The class divide of the Upper East Siders couldn't have been more clear: In what other social circuits would the Humphrey's Williamsburg loft be written off as a charity case?
Or it could be a canard -- a carefully placed article meant to throw off Republican strategists, forcing them to prepare for a possibility that they had all but written off.
This made it easy for colleges to exclude applicants, nor just for minor offenses but also for school disciplinary infractions that might once have been written off as adolescent indiscretions.
They were perhaps written off in many people's eyes precisely because they lacked that tournament experience, even if some saw it as an advantage given England's string of recent failures.
Momentum's founders have nearly written off the GOP because of the party's focus on white Christian men, so Democrats appear to be the only vehicle for many of their goals.
Toni With the perfect clarity of hindsight, Clinton team members could have written off Iowa, Ohio, Arizona, Georgia early — and focused most of their campaign resources on the Rust Belt.
Jay tells Ruby exactly what Rachel is trying to do, and that he'll help her advance through the rounds and not just get written off as a "Black bitch" stereotype.
Corbyn's Labour, once written off by most of the British media, managed to mobilize a huge coalition of voters who don't typically turn out to back his unabashedly socialist platform.
To the extent that we were defined, we were defined in the negative — the first generation in American history to be written off before it had a chance to begin.
His victory here is a direct triumph over these two top-tier rivals, a sign of life for a campaign that some had written off as recently as mid-February.
But that does not mean this silencing of Celtic Park was entirely without significance, or that it can be written off as a meaningless mismatch, a heavyweight pummeling a fly.
This reflects Fitch's poor recovery expectations due to the notes' subordinated status and because they are to be fully and permanently written-off upon hitting the point-of-non-viability.
In response, BP Plc, Repsol SA and Equinor ASA have already written off more than $234 billion in total from the value of North American shale assets just this year.
Cardi B's idea of turning to politics shouldn't be written off as a pipe dream, 'cause the girl's got what it takes to connect with the people ... so says Omarosa.
She transforms the insult into opportunity, creating a unit in which patients who had been written off are given a chance to express themselves through painting and other art forms.
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel waited more than a year for his 53rd Formula One victory but, although written off by some critics, the Ferrari driver never doubted it would come.
Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a radical socialist once written off by many as a no-hoper leading his party to its worst election defeat, has run a strong campaign.
Melenchon skirmished with Le Pen over religion and called for the debt of troubled euro zone states to be effectively written off to allow massive new investment to spur growth.
By no means should Philadelphia be written off in this game, as the Eagles have a championship-winning defense in place and an offense that is on a hot streak.
The worst of it is, the more the Trump administration is written off, in public, as a failure, the more room it will have to quietly succeed at this darker goal.
When the mother of two learned that April was being written off the show, she had to end her relationship with her character like she would a real-life human being.
After all, spring is all about transformations — so find yours, whether it's a silhouette you'd written off, a shade you never thought you'd wear, or trend revival you had forgotten about.
In its portrayal of the attorneys at the trial's center, the miniseries brought humanity back to people who had been written off as Saturday Night Live sketch fodder 20 years ago.
Written off as jumbled, navel-gazing, and overreaching, it has a critic score of only 20 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, and it holds the spot as Boyle's single worst-received endeavor.
But it's the closest anyone has come to turning a smartphone into a full PC, and it has me excited about an idea that I had all but written off before.
On average, 20 percent of consumer loans would need to be written off over a three-year period, compared with a 2 percent write-off rate at present, the BoE said.
Dushku claimed her character was written off the show after she accused Michael Weatherly, who plays the titular character, of joking that he wanted to rape her and suggesting a threesome.
And in the wake of her Spanish-language hits, Gomez said, she didn't experience the same problem of being written off as a one-song phenom, as she was in 22018.
That no longer seems to be the case; markets have not only written down Mr. Bush's odds, but they've also largely written off the chances of Chris Christie and John Kasich.
Some 475,000 arrears-only cases, worth £2.2bn, will initially be put through the write-off process; the department estimates that £1.9bn will be written off without any further attempt to collect.
He said that 1.65 trillion to 6203 trillion (around $250 billion-$270 billion) worth of non-performing assets were written off from 2013-2015, citing a review of 173 banks' financials.
With this presidential election, I was so sick of not being taken seriously and written off as the angry feminist in the family, that I just decided to bite my tongue.
The students who benefit will be the highest-earning fifth or so who pay back their loans in full (most never do, because outstanding debts are written off after 30 years).
As such, the show, with its goofy asides, episodes where nothing happened, and fleet of small-town weirdos, was too often written off as a candy-covered trifle — good, but insubstantial.
Mayer's investments in various acquisitions, including the $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr — which was pretty much written off amid a batch of layoffs — weren't successful in returning the company to growth.
"With 2019 effectively written off by investors, the (outperform rating) key is 2020's prospect for less supply, revised capex, and better profits," RBC analyst Damian Brewer said in a note.
Exxon Mobil and Shell are among those that have either sold or written off less profitable acreage in Canada and elsewhere to invest more in the Permian and other U.S. fields.
As she is bombarded with obfuscation, she begins to suspect that Alta Salud has already written off Guillermo, having calculated that he will die before the company has to pay up.
It is ironic that California, a deep blue state that is often written off in presidential politics, (except when it comes to money) may be ground zero for the midterm elections.
Washington (CNN)Republicans haven't won a statewide race in Virginia since 2009, and GOP leaders have all but written off their chances of changing that trend in this year's Senate race.
Fox is denying that Jussie Smollett was being written off of Empire amid reports by Chicago-based news outlets that he staged his attack in a bid to keep his job.
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With its broken dreams, cheap beer and twangy music, this comedy "takes characters normally written off or romanticized and treats them as full, flawed people," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
What once could have been written off as maverick inclinations have morphed into outright heresies, such as his endorsement of Barack Obama for president in 2008 after initially stumping for Romney.
He just suggests it exists, then lets Putin respond to it, within a framework that has already written off most critics of Russia, especially those in the U.S. media, as untrustworthy.
It's also been widely reported that Cosby had Bonet written off the sitcom she starred in, the Cosby spinoff A Different World, shortly after he heard about her pregnancy with Zoe.
Democrats are confident in Minnesota's 2nd and 20203rd Districts -- where Democrats Angie Craig and Dean Phillips are running against embattled Republican incumbents -- and Republicans have largely written off the two races.
United's accounts were boosted by a 22.5 million pound credit after German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger won back a place in the first team squad, United previously having written off his value.
"It seems to me the U.S. federal and state governments have written off caribou," said Joe Scott, the director of international programs at Conservation Northwest, an environmental group in Washington State.
He just suggests it exists, then lets Putin respond to it, within a framework that has already written off most critics of Russia, especially those in the US media, as untrustworthy.
Republicans in Washington have similarly written off any rebuke of Trump whatsoever because they know that Trump now has a stranglehold on the Republican Party and therefore their base of power.
Written off as a hapless loser 12 months ago at his last party conference, Mr. Corbyn can expect a triumphant reception at this year's event, which was to begin on Sunday.
It represents a dramatic reversal: As late as last week, many in Trump's circle were certain that Sanders would be their general election opponent and had all but written off Biden.
The latter earned him a slap on the wrist, a five-game suspension for the coming season, while the transgressions were written off as the contrivance and failings of an underling.
The company, which has written off over 5 billion euros on the program after gearbox problems and fuselage cracks, said it is doing all it can to support the current investigation.
It's clear that Roseanne Barr will not be a part of the "Roseanne" spinoff, but a huge mystery surrounds how the show's matriarch will be written off the show — until now.
The private loans I had taken out were my responsibility, and I defaulted — but when those loans went to court, a lawyer was able to help me get them written off.
Still, Bund performance looks remarkable for a market repeatedly written off for being too expensive and offering little value after massive ECB stimulus in recent years pushed borrowing costs down sharply.
For months the Vermont senator was written off by Democratic Party insiders as a candidate with a committed but ultimately narrow base who was too far left to win the primary.
"Most investors have probably written off this [Albertsons] investment but even the repayment of original principal would help KIM in its deleveraging efforts," Boenning & Scattergood analyst Floris van Dijkum told CNBC.
One more reminder that digital music remains a very, very difficult place to make money: Twitter has written off a $70 million investment it made in SoundCloud, the music streaming service.
Despite all being written off as fading forces at various times in the past few years, last year's Grand Slams were shared out between Federer, Nadal and Djokovic — all in their 30s.
" The Westworld actress also told the magazine in a separate conversation, "I was affected by things being written off as locker-room talk — I had a very, very visceral reaction to it.
And for anyone who's worked for a toxic female boss, frustration with such concerns is understandable: Because women are so often treated unfairly, sometimes behavior that is truly abusive gets written off.
Hearties finally got an answer to the question they've been asking for weeks now: How will Lori Loughlin's Abigail be written off of the popular Hallmark Channel series, When The Heart Calls?
The talks, which also involve the South American Union (Unasur), were widely written off even before they began, under the aegis of Claudio Maria Celli, an experienced Vatican diplomat, on October 30th.
After eight years of starring opposite on-screen love interest Nathan Fillion on the crime dramedy, in 2016 she was shocked to hear that her character, Kate Beckett, was being written off.
They will only have to repay two thirds of the loan if they have a second child and the debt will be written off completely if they have three or more children.
They are less concerned about the reaction from the Palestinians and the Muslim world, which they've mostly written off, than they are about preventing Jerusalem from being split up in any deal.
And that is no mean feat for a President whom many critics had casually written off as a showman who supposedly lacked the gravitas or discipline to lead the world's greatest superpower.
After season 1, James' TV wife Erinn Hayes was written off the series, and Remini — who costarred with him in The King of Queens from 1998-2007 — stepped in as a regular.
While they would then seek to offload those assets to recoup any losses, the scale of loans written off "would likely result in very challenging conditions in the market for dairy farms".
Investors have all but written off the chances the Fed will increase rates at its next meeting on June 14 and 15, and Ms. Yellen did not try to change their minds.
Naoto Shirogane is Atlus' trans child, his legitimate desires and struggles written-off and dismissed in a way that his cis-hetero companions aren't, and that contradictory ethos carries over to Catherine.
The bond would be written off if the bank's regulatory core tier 1 capital ratio fell below 7 percent, an unlikely event equivalent to a loss of more than 400 million francs.
The fund deviated by divesting shares in strategic assets, Economic affairs minister Mohamed Azmin Ali, a new director of the fund, told parliament on Wednesday, enumerating failed investments it had written off.
Those big discrepancies mean that state-by-state demographic shifts could provide major advantages to either candidate, sometimes in areas that political parties in previous elections had written off as lost causes.
When asked about its exposure to Otkritie, Budushchee referred to media reports saying it could lose up to 12 billion roubles if its stake in the lender is written off in full.
By bending and molding traditional recipes, she single-handedly restored some of the joy I had written off (and taught me how to bake the best 10-carb cookies I've ever eaten).
Mr. Weiner announced that he would join the race to succeed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York in spring 2013, two years after his career had been all but written off.
At that point, it's hard to remember now because AOL merged with Verizon and we have the Yahoo deal and those things, but back in those days, everyone had written off AOL.
A secret settlement at CBS: The actress Eliza Dushku said she was written off the series "Bull" and reached a confidential $9.5 million settlement after speaking up about harassment on the set.
Though they are now widely derided and written off in environmental circles, suburbs have emerged as the great swing zones of American politics, even as many are surprisingly prone to green retrofits.
Written off before the season after jettisoning several veterans and handing the offense over to the perennially disappointing Josh McCown, the Jets have ridden a weak schedule to a surprisingly impressive record.
Lebanon doesn't have many bilateral and multilateral loans so even if all those debts were written off it would only reduce the debt burden by 3.5% of GDP according to Capital Economics.
Lebanon doesn't have many bilateral and multilateral loans so even if all those debts were written off it would only reduce the debt burden by 3.5% of GDP according to Capital Economics.
And even in defeat, the 5-foot-10 Murray, who had been written off as too short, kept things competitive in a game expected to be a blowout, throwing for 349 yards.
Is it any wonder that we now have a prince who wants to be written off the show, or, at the very least, become a recurring guest star, not a series regular?
He's more likely to be the only one in the room with an ear for the conservative critics, whom most at the Times have now written off as acting in bad faith.
He has also written off tens of thousands of pounds that he pays for gardening at Highgrove, his country house, on the basis that members of the public were occasionally invited in.
Many had written off their chances of being confirmed, in part because of the testy relationship between Congress and the Fed, which has opposed Republican bills it says would curb its independence.
Industry groups argue that it doesn't make sense to require ad expenses to be written off over the course of several years and that doing so would further complicate the tax code.
Largely written off in the preseason as a team that had reached the end of its contention window, the Seahawks easily qualified for the playoffs for the sixth time in seven seasons.
PSA's deep China problems go back even further, spanning four years of plunging sales and 224 million euros ($22 million) written off its DPCA stake, which is now valued at 72673 million euros.
Koenig has also championed strict capital requirements for euro zone banks under her watch to make sure they hold sufficient buffers that would be written off, or bailed-in, if they face collapse.
Ram is also in line to get more product, officials revealed on Friday, including a new midsize truck targeting a segment that had, only a few years ago, been written off for dead.
At The Heart of Gold Directed by: Erin Lee Carr Carr has a rare talent for unpacking incredibly complex true crime situations, delving deep into the psyche of women society has written off.
PARIS (Reuters) - Serena Williams' coach Patrick Mouratoglou had written off her chances of winning this year's French Open even before she lost to fellow American Sofia Kenin in the third round on Saturday.
Within seconds, the AI has seemingly identified the different parts of the car and determined which parts can be repaired and which parts need to be entirely written-off and therefore replaced fully.
Though they are now widely derided and written off in environmental circles, suburbs have emerged as the great swing zones of American politics, even as many are surprisingly prone to green retrofits. retrofits.
The Conservatives have long been written off as English right-wingers, winning only token representation beyond the English borders (in 1997 they failed to win a single seat in either Scotland or Wales).
The central bank has rescued three private lenders - Otkritie, B&N and Promsvyazbank - over the last couple of months and, under the bailout procedures, some of the subordinated debt has been written off.
Premiums are so low in part because Nigerian pirates, unlike those in Somalia, have priced their ransoms just right: for many companies they can be written off as a cost of doing business.
Up until the moment I saw Alves and Ciara walk red carpets with their curly hair, I had totally written off the idea that curls could be dressy enough for a big event.
Charity fundraisers such as his Match for Africa series, the latest instance of which was held earlier this month ahead of the Indian Wells event, can be written off as glorified practice sessions.
Earlier Wednesday, Fox Entertainment and 20th Century Fox Television issued a statement saying Smollett "continues to be a consummate professional on set" and that his character is not being written off the show.
" A Thursday statement from 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment responding to Elgas' claim reads, "The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of Empire is patently ridiculous.
Woods, who was written off by many experts as he battled back problems, has competed in 10 events this season including at the Masters in April where he claimed his 15th major title.
Because I don't think gendered sexually violent play is an innocent fantasy or a fetish that can be written off as the same as being into feet, or balloons, or latex, or whatever.
"I was just blown away that you know, the largest health organization in the entire world would be written off with a kind of conspiracy theory-like statement like that." the video here!
Now any of them who might want to engage in a genuine debate about reforming the tax code is written off by default association with what is perceived as the backward Republican party.
It would seem that Team Trump has already written off the once-competitive state for 200063, hosting zero large-scale rallies in Colorado during the 2018 midterms and since announcing his reelection effort.
Policies that let Exxon rapidly morph away from fossil fuels will help, although they have large sunken costs It is hard to imagine that those costs won't eventually have to be written off.
Equality may be fine for your fictional robots, but apparently, when it's your own company, your own workers, legitimate complaints are written off as "rantings," as Cage told Le Monde per Eurogamer's translation.
Whatever pleasures it gains from propulsive plotting (which shouldn't be written off) it squanders on long sections where the main character catalogs endless lists of pop culture references with which he is familiar.
While that compares well with the NFL's 12 percent audience decline at this point in 2016, much of last year's showing was written off as a one-time effect from the presidential election.
The statement can't be written off as the regressive stance of a fringe group: More than 150 influential conservative evangelical leaders, half of whom belong to the Southern Baptist Convention, signed the statement.
A few days before sending the emails, Mr. Lorenzo learned that the "gasification" technology was not working and that the company had written off $11 million worth of intangible assets related to that.
Unfortunately, due to what Knight would later describe as a "breakdown in communication" with showrunner Shonda Rhimes, the character was written off the show and subsequently died after being hit by a car.
Similarly, retain all credit card statements, bills, and receipts for things like office equipment, electricity, and Internet service -- expenses that can be written off against freelance income, provided they're accurate and well-documented.
Mr. Trump's solution was to cobble together a list of men who were almost immediately written off as a collection of fringe thinkers and has-beens and unknowns in Washington foreign policy circles.
For once, Zverev is some distance from the spotlight, having been largely written off as a contender to break the Grand Slam oligopoly of Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer in Melbourne.
Shareholders should worry that the company has written off billions of dollars on bad natural gas investments over the past two years and 20 percent of its worldwide tar sands reserves last year.
The Korver plays could be written off as being just a coincidence, but Love's pass to James was a case of a pair of teammates executing a play both were born to make.
For now, May, who has been written off by critics regularly since losing her Conservative Party's parliamentary majority in an ill-judged election last year, will be buoyed by the hard-won agreement.
In view of these developments, it seems the days when critiques of Zionism and the actions of the State of Israel can be written off as anti-Semitism are coming to an end.
But the U.S. food safety system is already notoriously fragmented, and these examples hardly suggest that the USDA's catfish inspection can be written off as "cronyism and shortsighted political maneuvering," as Siefring argues.
Usually, that episode is in the first season, often late in the game, and it shows me that a series I had written off as shallow has other depths buried somewhere within it.
Shrinking the gap between taxes on capital and taxes on labour would counter the skew towards capital; and if capital investment were written off against corporation tax, this would not need to deter investment.
It would also eliminate most personal deductions, change how investments are written off, and, most controversially, begin to tax imports — but not exports — in a fundamental overhaul of how the government treats business income.
Corpbank went bankrupt after a run on deposits and an international audit showing two thirds of its assets had to be written off due to major failings in the way the bank was run.
While wildlife starts to grow in a place that's been written off long ago, Chernobyl will always serve as a reminder of how precarious life can be as well as how incredibly resilient. —A.
Just a few weeks ago, most industry watchers had written off the chances of a foreign investor being found for Rosneft, and the government signalled that the company would instead buy its own shares.
For example, if the endometriosis is growing on sections of your intestines, you might have gastrointestinal symptoms, while other women only experience very intense cramping that is sometimes written off as normal menstrual cramps.
The biggest star of the show was Jacob Rees-Mogg, a young fogey who wears double-breasted suits and a pocket watch and who had been written off, until recently, as a harmless eccentric.
The trio's chances had been written off by team bosses when the car suffered front axle problems and spent 19913 minutes in the garage before rejoining some 22 laps adrift of the leading Toyota.
Shale gas was the only one of 22 major minerals listed to add zero newly discovered reserves in 2016, although potash was assigned a negative figure, indicating that some previous reserves were written off.
The Japanese rose broadly, as possible U.S. action in Syria and North Korea, and a resurgence of a previously written-off leftist contender in France's presidential race prompted buying of the safe-haven currency.
Up to around 1.5 billion euros worth of claims will not be written off, including loans with adequate collateral and a liquidity loan from last summer taken to enable the company to stay afloat.
And there is a whiff of old-fashioned Catholic or Protestant theology in the German insistence that debts cannot simply be written off, however much leeway may be allowed over the timetable for redemption.
"The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of Empire is patently ridiculous," reads a statement from 229th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment and obtained by PEOPLE on Thursday.
Prolonged inquiries into the Trump presidential campaign can no longer be written off as witch hunts now that the U.S. attorney has Cohen cooperating and the Mueller prosecutors have proven their case against Manafort.
The 5003-1 record with which the Knights opened the season, along with the individual performances that contributed, could be written off as a freak run of luck better suited to a Vegas casino.
Trump's resistance to place a spotlight on social issues — such as abortion and gay marriage — has set him apart from "traditional" Republicans, who are often written off as being out-of-touch by millennials.
"Even if all these claims were to be written off — they won't be — the impact on the U.S. banking system would be minimal," wrote Pantheon chief economist Ian Shepherdson in a research note Tuesday.
The show was filming the new season when the incident occurred — the producers will announce later how Special Agent Hotchner (known as Hotch) will be written off the show, they said in the statement.
Meanwhile, black rage too often gets written off as spontaneous, chaotic, unorganized, and rootless, as when we hear for the thousandth time that groups like Black Lives Matter have no real program or demands.
Shale gas was the only one of 22 major minerals listed to add zero newly discovered reserves in 3.5013, although potash was assigned a negative figure, indicating that some previous reserves were written off.
In January, the Turkish banking Association (TBB) said Turkey's top football clubs, such as Fenerbahce and Galatasaray, will have their debts restructured but not written off, in a move to ease their spiraling debts.
Many political commentators had written off Biden's campaign as a failure just before his sizable victory in South Carolina, which was buoyed by a crucial endorsement from House Majority Whip James Clyburn, D-S.
That's a remarkable reversal for a candidate who was all but written off after dismal showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, the first states to vote, and a distant second-place finish in Nevada.
The growing support for the longtime Delaware lawmaker, written off as a goner less than a month ago, reflects a desire for some calm and "normalcy" after the constant turbulence of the current administration.
After a pair of disappointing performances in Iowa and New Hampshire, they feel like the Massachusetts senator has been written off and out of the narrative around a primary still in its earliest stages.
In order to determine if a topic must be addressed or if it can be written off as a matter of opinion, workers need to understand the difference between politics and morality says Hill.
If Mr. Cuomo ran for the White House someday, it would be a remarkable turnaround for a man whose career had been written off on more than one occasion, nearly succumbing to political miscalculations.
The main change is that a proportion of the value of the government's student tuition fee loans is now written off each year to reflect expected defaults, rather than waiting until the loans expire.
While Hawaii's primary industry may be the millions of tourists who specifically flock to Waikiki for mai tais and sunburns, there are untold millions who have written off the Aloha State as tacky crap.
It would amend the tax code to make sure that harassment can't be written off as "the cost of doing business," and create a confidential workplace harassment hotline at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
"When I was 11 years old, I got very sick and slipped into a vegetative state for four years and was pretty much written off as a lost cause," she explained on the premiere episode.
The Internet of Things has shown us time and time again that nothing connected to the internet is safe from hackers, and yet we've mostly written off security-camera fueled botnets as someone else's problem.
He was joined by senior adviser Brian Deese who said that the prospects before nomination were written off "100%" but now a "growing number" of Republicans are willing to sit down and meet with Garland.
"The discovery of a new species of Rafflesia is very important as it shows that just because an area is degraded does not mean it should be written off," Dr. Ong said in an email.
Miller said PACs still predict winners pretty consistently, since their entire strategy involves gaining political influence through supporting a successful candidate, but he does not believe these grassroots supporters should be written off so quickly.
Season four's sweep is, in some ways, a little cheap (when you've written off as many characters as this show has, it's easy to buy gravitas by bringing a few back), but it's also entertaining.
Most loans issued from 2010 to 2013, when rapid growth in lending amid intense competition led to severe deterioration of asset quality and a sharp increase in credit losses, have been repaid or written off.
The company last month booked 1.04 billion euros in charges for the troubled A400M programme following gearbox problems and fuselage cracks, on top of 5 billion euros already written off on Europe's largest defence project.
If her first album could be written off as the squawking of a precious creative writing student a little too into Tennyson, then Ys announced her arrival as a true poet and a serious artist.
After supporting a losing presidential candidate, Edouard Balladur, in 1995, and later securing a miserable 13% of votes for his party, which he led into European elections in 1999, Mr Sarkozy was widely written off.
That message was sharply at odds with the expectations of investors, who had largely written off a June increase before Wednesday, betting instead that the Fed would leave rates unchanged until later in the year.
READING, England (Reuters) - For a radical socialist written off by many as a no-hoper leading Britain's Labour Party to its worst ever election defeat on June 8, Jeremy Corbyn is pulling in big crowds.
Having been written off as one of the weakest teams at the tournament, they ended up topping Group F after hard-fought draws against Iceland and Portugal and a fine win over regional rivals Austria.
The Japanese yen rose broadly, as possible U.S. action in Syria and North Korea, and a resurgence of a previously written-off leftist contender in France's presidential race prompted buying of the safe-haven currency.
After spending his entire career bearing the load of Jordanesque promise and regularly being judged to have fallen short, Mr James for the first time was written off for dead, and roared back to life.
To hear Sanders tell it, his upset win in Michigan amounted to his own personal Gettysburg, marking a turning point in his White House bid that just last week had been written off as over.
Syracuse was written off after the worst nonconference showing in coach Jim Boeheim's 43-year tenure but revived its hopes with wins at home against top-10 teams during the second half of ACC play.
Lee had been written off after back-to-back losses to Al Iaquinta and Rafael dos Anjos in the past year but produced a highlight-reel knockout by defeating Gregor Gillespie in style on Saturday.
Written off as a no-hoper, Mr. Stewart is now the challenger with momentum, thanks to an unorthodox campaign that has reached out to centrist opinion, raising issues uncomfortable for many Conservative lawmakers and supporters.
"Too many in our society have written off the young scholars under her stewardship, but where others saw problems, she saw promise and potential," Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said in a statement to CNN.
The idea speaks to the mounting anger among many Chinese people over what they see as heavy-handed government censorship, with unpleasant truths written off as "rumors" and truth tellers threatened or faced with punishment.
The battle of wills between arguably the two best players in the game has provided plenty of entertainment in a series that was initially written off as boring when Games 1 and 2 were blowouts.
Of course, there's a bit of be-careful-what-you-wish-for here -- and no one should know that better than Trump himself who was widely written off as totally beatable by Democrats in 2016.
The movie opens with a bravura sequence set in Pakistan, and the script, by Mr. Bourque and Paul A. Birkett, worthily strives to balance sympathies between American interests and humans written off as collateral damage.
But Sanders took a moment to savor his win, which marked an extraordinary comeback for a candidate who was all but written off by many pundits after he suffered a heart attack in early October.
DUBUQUE, Iowa — Sliding steadily in the polls and battling a narrative that he couldn't endure the kind of rigorous campaign schedule Iowans demand, Joe Biden's Iowa prospects were just about written off earlier this fall.
The political elite had written off his chances, but ordinary Americans warmed to the direct and plain-spoken approach he took — conveyed in speeches in hundreds of towns from the back of the Ferdinand Magellan.
Capita, which downgraded profit forecasts twice in three months at the end of 2016, said on Tuesday assets amounting to around 50 million pounds ($62 million) would be written off as a non-underlying charge.
When she tries to take action to prevent that impending doom, Sarah's written off as unstable and violent; she ends up imprisoned in a mental hospital, while John is sent to live with foster parents.
Koenig has also championed strict capital requirements for the 142 major euro zone banks under her watch to make sure they hold sufficient buffers that could be written off, or bailed-in, if they collapse.
"The current economic and social deterioration in the country has now prompted the company to discontinue operations," Kellogg said in a statement, noting that it had already written off the value of its Venezuela holdings.
Valerie Love, a clean energy campaigner for the nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity, said many residents are tired of the Gulf being treated as a "sacrifice zone," an area written off for the sake of profits.
The yen gained across the board on concerns about Syria and North Korea, and a resurgence of a previously written-off left-wing contender in France's presidential race further prompted buying of the safe-haven currency.
Tencent has now all but written off its original plans for "Arena of Valor" and disbanded the game's marketing team for Europe and the United States, two company sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
The ratio of public debt to GDP has jumped ten percentage points to 42% on average since 2014—the highest level for many countries since they had their debts written off a decade or so ago.
Written off by the pollsters and dismissed by his opponents when Theresa May called the election in April, Mr Corbyn and his Labour Party have seen a surge in their support in the past two weeks.
Fans were devastated when longtime Grey's Anatomy stars Sarah Drew and Jessica Capshaw were written off the show this spring — and some immediately blamed series lead Ellen Pompeo, who had recently negotiated a $20 million salary.
Speaking at the same event, he added that a large portion of the NPLs would be resolved in an orderly fashion, and that some had already been written off on the balance sheets of some banks.
The charges for the A400M, coming on top of about 5 billion euros already written off in Europe's largest defense project, were roughly in line with analysts' expectations and came alongside various other balance sheet adjustments.
MOSCOW, March 5 (Reuters) - Over 80 percent of the loans issued by Peresvet, the bank previously controlled by the Russian Orthodox Church, could be written off, the annual report of its new owner showed on Monday.
An Oxford University study warned that billions of dollars of Japanese coal assets could eventually have to be written off if coal becomes uneconomic, although the government and utilities have so far brushed off such questions.
Banks' bad loan ratios are rising but are still at relatively low levels, the official said, adding that banks have written off 2 trillion yuan ($304 billion) worth of bad loans in the past three years.
MICHAEL ARKINToronto For months you have written off Bernie Sanders, consistently using punchy language to describe him as "crotchety" or a "septuagenarian", even though he has only a few years on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Because all romance novels are united by two guiding principles—the centrality of an initially-troubled relationship, and a happy ending—they have been written off as formulaic and light reads in contrast to literary fiction.
Last night, Will's preference for white women was written off as a fun fact about him, despite Rachel's obvious apprehension and the way Will's own actions imply that it affects the way he interacts with her.
In all honesty, I had written off Sanrio's latest character Aggretsuko — a cute red panda with a secret penchant for blowing off steam from her office job via death metal karaoke — as a one-note joke.
Bringing the package to parliament, the prime minister faced more than two hours of sometimes hostile questioning, mostly from established eurosceptic ruling party members who had already written off Cameron's renegotiation as a waste of time.
An earlier release from the White House about its immigration wish-list was a comprehensive compilation of virtually all of what conservatives want on immigration, and was written off by Democrats as containing multiple poison pills.
Banks' bad loan ratios are rising but are still at relatively low levels, the regulatory official, adding that banks have written off 2 trillion yuan ($304 billion) worth of bad loans in the past three years.
But even if there was little doubt during the meeting that his position on the agreement has remained unchanged, there were signs the President has not written off entirely the global effort to combat climate change.
Trump is ramping up his immigration rhetoric at a time when some on Capitol Hill believe the president and his team have all but written off their ability to maintain a Republican majority in the House.
The talks come after the chances of Ford publicly testifying had been all but written off amid a stalemate between her lawyers and Grassley's staff about whether the FBI should reopen its background investigation into Kavanaugh.
Kitty Harris, who led Texas Tech's collegiate recovery program for 12 years, says that's likely because, after being written off as drug-addicted "losers," students finally feel like they're the type of people who can succeed.
Corpbank went bankrupt in 2014 after a run on deposits and an international audit showing two thirds of its assets had to be written off due to major failings in the way the bank was run.
It's easy to drift apart and convince yourself it's just a natural progression that comes with getting older, but actually taking the time to just say "Hey, what's up?" can resurrect friendships you'd almost written off.
Seemingly written off months ago after a heart attack and becoming a progressive afterthought to then-rising Elizabeth Warren, Sanders has gathered strength and set himself up as the top threat to Biden for the nomination.
The Vikings, written off by everyone — including us — in their matchup with the Saints, took the best shots New Orleans had to give and then had Kirk Cousins engineer a beautiful game-winning drive in overtime.
It was only when a Chinese news report later alleged that Beijing had written off 3 trillion Central African CFA francs ($1003 billion) of Cameroon's debt during Yang's trip that the existence of a deal emerged.
Smaller games tend not to receive this benefit of the doubt, with the more obtuse mechanics of something like Pathologic inevitably written off in mixed reviews as some janky technical problem or failure of game design.
The extreme public controversies around abortion in America create the impression that a schism exists between the pro-choice movement and communities of faith: one side is denounced as sinful, the other written off as fanatics.
Written off after flopping at the Sochi Games when he finished fourth, the 31-year-old White has come back with a vengeance, putting Hirano and the rest of snowboarding's next generation firmly in their place.
Beijing has denied engaging in "debt trap diplomacy" and Xi said in September government debt from Chinese interest-free loans due by the end of the year would be written off for the poorest African nations.
Terrell Owens, a dominant wide receiver with a strong work ethic and a track record of consistency, still finds himself written off by many as a distraction, a head case or a prima donna — sometimes all three.
"The establishment of a 'province' in a region where it has nothing resembling actual governance is absurd, but it should not be written off," said Rita Katz, director of the SITE Intel Group that tracks Islamic extremists.
And if you offend half of the talent pool before they even walk in the door, and have a reputation for being not a place they want to work, you've written off the best and the brightest.
According to the BBC, Paypal staff told Durdle that this was not supposed to happen, that it was either the result of a bug, bad template, or human error, and written off the debt in the meantime.
The decision was a sign that Republicans had already written off the seat, which had been held by a Republican for more than a decade and went for Trump by 20 points in 2016, as a loss.
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The notes would be written off or converted to equity in part or in full should the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) deem that QBE would become non-viable without conversion or a public-sector capital injection.
Best Buy's fiscal third-quarter performance served as yet another indication that the retailer, which many had written off as the next casualty to Amazon, has found a way to differentiate itself in an increasingly digital world.
It's also possible that Trump's returns show he paid a very low tax rate if his income comes mainly from capital gains or can be written off against property investments -- a factor that could be politically embarrassing.
Despite an increase in provisions for bad ship loans, Commerzbank's Asset & Capital Recovery unit posted a sharp increase in operating earnings as the value of a hedge for an infrastructure financing, which had been written off, recovered.
He's in denial of how much he's in over his head in the investigation, how little evidence he has against Keene, and how much he's written off other suspects — he just wants to get these cases solved.
HOUSTON — Halliburton, the global oil service company, announced on Monday that it had written off its remaining investment of $312 million in Venezuela, as oil production in the politically polarized and virtually bankrupt country continues to plummet.
If there's one thing a hipster hates, it's being called a hipster—or having their tastes and interests written off as predictable—but there should be absolutely nothing surprising about a girl like Summer liking the Smiths.
Revolutions take time Any critic that's including the cost of a high-end PC could have written off the Oculus Rift, no matter its price tag, using the secondary hardware cost as de facto ball and chain.
These mothers' stories — the problems they conquer and the heartbreak they suffer — are largely ignored because they are automatically written off as bad parents due to their connection to the criminal justice system, whether inside or out.
The dismissal of Sanders, including on occasion by CNN as well as other outlets, is especially palpable for his supporters, who feel like the candidate was written off because of both his temperament and his political beliefs.
The actress, who played Dr. April Kepner for nine seasons on the long-running ABC series, said it would be too "painful" to watch the medical drama after she was written off the show this past spring.
But Tories will be tempted to linger over the contrast between their mean-spirited campaign in London and the tremendous success of their once written-off Scottish wing, which soared to second place in Edinburgh last night.
"The expansion is so robust that it's even spread to include retail — that's right, brick-and-mortar retail — a group that had pretty much been written off and left for dead not that long ago," Cramer said.
Midseason, the Bronx is hit by the notorious blackout of 1977, whose chaos and looting got record players and mixing boards into the hands of the youth, written off, who will help create an American art form.
Now the company has laid off most of the thousands of people who joined Microsoft through the deal, written off the value of nearly all of the acquisition and whittled back the number of smartphones it sells.
Here's the formula that has worked for us: In OKC and NYC, we are working hard every day to develop workable, creative solutions to a challenge others have written off as impossible—because that's what mayors do.
A Chinese company, F.C.I.T., has effectively written off a $19 million investment in A.I.B.A. It has committed an additional $1 million a year for the rights to market and promote A.I.B.A. events for the next 20 years.
A lot of Claire's early resistance to the inevitable comes from pure knee-jerk horror at learning that Jamie is still alive, and from being faced with a choice she'd written off as pointless to think about.
Fossil fuel and mining firms need to make CCS work if they are to avoid being left with "stranded assets", or energy resources whose value has to be written off because they fail to meet regulatory rules.
In 2009, PetroVietnam acquired an 800-billion-dong ($35-million) stake in Ocean Group's banking unit, Ocean Bank, which had to be completely written off in 2015, when the central bank took it over at no cost.
Yet it is best known as a sinkhole for investor money, with the three firms that bought it having written off their entire stakes in the enterprise and creditors still squabbling over how to reorganize its finances.
A big question for Fox's producers will be how Mr. Smollett is written off the final two episodes this season, and how they will approach his character if it's decided he should leave the show for good.

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