It "off balances" the checks and balances intended by the framers of the Constitution.
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Ally's money-market account earns 0.9% on balances under $25,000, while its interest-bearing checking account earns 0.1% APY for balances below $0003,000 and 0.6% for higher balances.
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Fitch notes education lending balances are growing from smaller balances, and now comprise 103% of total loans.
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Period-end loan balances declined 1% on a linked-quarter basis, primarily from lower consumer loan balances.
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That brand new prize balances on his head just like a mattress balances on a bottle of wine.
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Average loans grew 1.1% relative to the sequential quarter driven by higher commercial loan balances and higher credit card balances.
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Dispensing with composition's balances and counter-balances, the Minimalists called upon geometrical symmetries to produce the illusion of inevitable form.
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The account offers 20.1 percent on balances up to $2360,000 (the rate on balances over the cap is 0.25 percent).
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Borrowers last year had pre-refinance loan balances of, on average, $380,000, and early-2019 loans had balances of $560,000.
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The revision in the Outlook to Positive reflects the sustained positive operating balances, improved debt-adjusted ratios and growing current balances.
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More recently, NPA balances have remained well below peak levels, though there was a notable increase in nonaccrual balances in 3Q15.
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The voters are concerned about checks and balances alright: the size of their paychecks and the balances in their bank accounts.
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If you carry credit-card balances, the fastest way to improve your credit is usually to pay those balances off to $0.
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GE's industrial business maintained total cash balances of $0003 billion at March 31, 2017 compared to $2 billion of commercial paper balances.
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Runner-up Capital One offers a solid checking account, earning 33% on balances below $50,000 and 0.75% on balances up to $100,000.
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There's no monthly maintenance fee or minimum balance requirements and the account pays 0.20% on balances up to $50,000 (higher balances earn more).
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This account features a competitive interest rate on balances up to $9,999.99 and an even higher one for balances of $10,000 and above.
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It will also be covered using the government's existing cash balances, the prospectus said, without giving a figure for the size of the balances.
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Consumer loans were up slightly as higher mortgage, auto, and credit card balances were partially offset by lower home equity and student loan balances.
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Japan argues that countries should not focus narrowly on bilateral trade balances, and pay more attention on current account balances and multilateral trade flows.
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The headline negative rate will only apply to new balances created by the Bank's continuing quantitative easing—what the BoJ terms "policy-rate balances".
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But we live in a world of checks and balances, and one of those checks and balances is the D.C Circuit Court of Appeals.
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For example, let's say you have credit cards with revolving balances of $1,363 and $7,000, and student loans with balances of $5,000 and $10,000.
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Balances of $30,000 or more have increased 15% compared to five years ago, and balances of $20,000 to $25,000 have grown 10%, Experian's data shows.
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The Interest Checking Account from Ally pays either 0.10% (balances below $15,000) or 0.60% (balances above $15,000) and has no minimum balance or monthly fees.
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Accordingly, foreign cash balances have grown along with debt balances to fund domestic cash requirements for the dividend, U.S. capital investment and share repurchase program.
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Ten percent of student loan balances were delinquent, over 7 percent of auto loans and over 33 percent of credit card balances in Q2 2017.
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Existing balances can still be used to purchase content, but Microsoft will not refund balances and you can no longer use Bitcoins to top up a balance.
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Fitch notes that while multi-family and owner-occupied CRE balances are down from a year ago, RF continues to grow indirect auto and credit card balances.
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Fewer monthly paymentsIf you have balances on several credit cards, consolidating your balances simplifies your life by reducing the number of payments you have to keep track of.
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INGRAHAM: They still use national security letters where they avoid the usual type of scrutiny and check and balances- BRIAN: There are no check and balances in those.
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Minimum payments on debt won't stop your balances from increasing, but once you have covered the essential expenses, you can devote more resources to paying down the balances.
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By a tinpot demagogue stomping on checks and balances he can't even fathom or a shadowy authoritarian expertly and quietly dismantling checks and balances he knows are sacred?
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"If you pay your balances on time and keep your balances low, you're going to have good scores, because everything else builds on those two factors," says Griffin.
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"Checks and balances in government are a key part of the system that create more complexity, and shared decision making is what checks and balances are about," he said.
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"I remain concerned that suppliers' use of credit balances is a ticking time-bomb," he said, estimating that UK energy credit balances are in excess of 800 million pounds.
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Just as the government itself operates with a level of checks and balances, the media offers another set of checks and balances for the White House's relationship with the public.
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That simplicity has ignited explosive growth for Catch, with the balances it holds for tax withholding, time off and retirement balances up 000 percent in each of the last three months.
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And while a Trump administration will be subject to checks and balances from a Republican Congress, I expect a President Trump to exercise the executive branch's checks and balances as well.
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Savers who are young or who have low account balances might not be discouraged enough from taking the money out because they have already paid taxes on those balances, VanDerhei said.
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Foreign cash balances are reduced by applying a generic 35% tax haircut and a further adjustment capturing expectations for additional foreign cash balances that could be used for shareholder-friendly actions.
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" "Our checks and balances system is beyond being compromised.
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Accordingly, foreign cash balances have grown along with debt including larger CP balances to fund domestic cash requirements for the dividend, U.S. capital investment, share repurchase program and strategic M&A activities.
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My only hope is that our traditional checks and balances among the judicial, legislative and executive branches will continue to rein in a man who shows little respect for checks and balances.
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The organization analyzed student loan balances of graduates from the 265-2000 academic year to the 2015-2016 academic year and found that average loan balances for those who earned their Ph.D. increased by 104%, from $48,400 to $20203,800, and student loan balances for those who earned medical doctorates increased by 97% from $124,700 to $246,000.
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You'll notice that the balance in the checking account cells (B4 and C4) aren't the same as the ones noted on the balances tab — that's because the credit card balances have been subtracted.
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In some cities, average balances grew more than 10 percent.
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Most accounts cap balances eligible for the top rate, too.
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But your distribution amount needs to consider your total balances.
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It also has baking soda, which balances the skin's pH.
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So what are the checks and balances for Big Tech?
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The government in Washington was disciplined by checks and balances.
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One reason behind the dramatic increase in balances: employer contributions.
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Of course, these balances don't necessarily reflect total lifetime savings.
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Get yourself a pair of grey New Balances, my guy.
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McCrory says it balances the public's rights with police's. 4.
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"He's going after all the checks and balances," he said.
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I'm loving how yoga balances out the intensity of Orangetheory.
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Democrats dismiss the "checks and balances" argument as mere obstructionism.
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Partisanship has eroded our system of checks and balances. 4.
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Yes, checks and balances and a strong judiciary are key.
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TARGET2 balances, for instance, are frequently deemed newsworthy in Germany.
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Then the balances of those sums net out each other.
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They don't reevaluate the balances of security versus other considerations.
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Pay down debt, with a focus on credit card balances.
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That meant customers couldn't transfer funds or check their balances.
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Cash balances as of March 31, 28399 were USD29100 million.
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While 529 balances have been growing, so have college costs.
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The normal checks and balances also look anemic these days.
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It balances great rewards with a reasonable $95 annual fee.
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The liability is eliminated as customers frequent flyer balances decrease.
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But when you pay off your balances, it goes down.
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While 53 balances have been growing, so have college costs.
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Investing can be risky — sometimes your account balances will dip.
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Open credit card balances and car payments are bad debt.
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Balances, jumps, speed, musicality, incisiveness, courage: She has all those.
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MARLBORO Poetry that balances the written word with song performance.
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Also, Wealthsimple charges nothing for portfolios with balances under $2000,27.
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OPINION Checks and balances: Who leads in a government shutdown?
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High cash balances reflect investors' preference for safety over risk.
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That is what I am voting for, checks and balances.
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Bilateral trade balances are not a measure of comparative prowess.
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This separation is economic, visible in bank balances and salaries.
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It also neatly underlines how the show balances its characters.
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Others deplete balances or sell points on dark web marketplaces.
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Hey, checks and balances are just so 1970s, you know?
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Can debt settlement firms help me shed my card balances?
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The Genius has little time for democratic checks and balances.
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"I don't carry balances on any of them," he says.
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Instead the campaign was about resource management and account balances.
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Customer deposit balances rose 14.8 percent to 28.7 billion pounds.
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But they were less approving of other checks and balances.
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Our constitutional system of checks and balances is at stake.
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Many of them haven't paid down their balances at all.
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Our constitutional Republic was designed to have checks, and balances.
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Balances in these accounts roll over to the following year.
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In most months, they put about $4,500 toward their balances.
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In these instances, millions in debt balances have been cleared.
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On average, users check their balances seven times a month.
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Total unpaid mortgage balances for Irma areas are $370 billion.
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One way is by instituting checks and balances, said Karpp.
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Accountability and checks and balances seemed to carry the day.
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That includes student loans, personal loans and credit card balances.
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The second group carried lower balances of up to $3,000.
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Our system of checks and balances is working tolerably well.
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Therefore, Philadelphia loses as it has no checks and balances.
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List out your debts, including the balances and interest rates.
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The bank also gets credit for writing down loan balances.
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A contestant lifts and balances a ladder with his teeth.
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In Vladimir Putin's Russia, there are no checks and balances.
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It all balances together to make a relatively sturdy base.
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America's system of government is built on checks and balances.
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Accordingly, foreign cash balances have grown along with debt including larger commercial paper (CP) balances to fund domestic cash requirements for the dividend, U.S. capital investment, share repurchase program and strategic M&A activities.
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Furthermore, she would like to see the German dollar balances in that country frozen, thus making balances now maintained there, as well as any accruing from the sale of these paintings, unavailable to the Nazis.
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Borrowers who graduate with balances greater than the $256,2000 cap may still have their full balance paid off as many would pay down their balances over the 210-year repayment period prior to receiving forgiveness.
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The change is evident in Asia's trade and current-account balances.
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Among boomers with positive balances, the median savings was around $200,000.
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These checks and balances are imperfect too, but they do work.
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Among boomers with positive balances, the median savings was around $230,000.
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Two out of three say they're consistently carrying credit card balances.
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You should also aim to keep your balances low, experts say.
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It is one of the most important constitutional checks and balances.
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Three-quarters of borrowers would have their balances reset to zero.
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The average rate for jumbo balances, in comparison, was 4.04 percent.
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Fitch expects that nonstrategic balances will continue to decline over time.
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Our founding fathers set up a government of checks and balances.
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MagnifyMoney also broke down the average and median balances by income.
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Generally, Balthus's formal wizardry balances his most off-putting subject matter.
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Even the president of the United States has checks and balances.
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She balances sharp psychological insights with plot twists and, miraculously, humor.
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But checks and balances would almost certainly make Facebook less profitable.
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It cuts through and balances any dish with oil or grease.
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There were no checks and balances, no other voices at Marvel.
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She's a great mom, and she balances the work thing well.
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Don't just pay the minimums and keep those balances for decades.
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Finally, the constitutional reform bill aims to strengthen checks and balances.
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Others have complained about the perceived weakening of checks and balances.
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For the industry, personal loan balances have ballooned in recent years.
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That may undermine the checks and balances that Airline Ratings uses.
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Borrowers with larger loan balances tend to be more rate-sensitive.
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College costs have been steadily rising, as have student loans balances.
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They come with high loan balances, steady returns and hefty fees.
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People are paying off their balances more than they used to.
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The first step to controlling your debt balances is freezing them.
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She challenges him intellectually; his outgoing personality balances out her shyness.
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Nor would we need the cumbersome mechanisms of checks and balances.
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The result is that the usual checks and balances don't apply.
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Skepticism is healthy to provide proper checks and balances on government.
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In other words, you should keep your balances low and manageable.
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This pasta recipe balances sweetness with a dose of salty Parmesan.
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A pajama set for the couple that balances each other out
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This immediately balances trade no matter what your trading partner does.
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Major retailers like Starbucks and Target boasted good work-life balances.
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But Schreck also balances that sense of wonder with healthy cynicism.
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Consider how your home life balances out with your work life.
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Soon, clients can simply ask the assistant for information on balances.
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That's true when it comes to paying any final balances, too.
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That's why the founders created a system of checks and balances.
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Democracies have checks and balances, including investigations, ethics committees, and elections.
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It has no brake, no fail-safe, no checks, no balances.
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What role do checks and balances play within a strong democracy?
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"America's credit card balances have never been higher," Matt Schulz, CreditCards.
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Users can also spend PayActiv balances directly with Uber and Amazon.
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And odds are that at least some have student loan balances.
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Third, you probably won&apost earn any interest on escrow balances.
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Orban rejects allegations that his government has eroded checks and balances.
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Don't talk about institutions, and the checks and balances they create.
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He operated by intuitive checks and balances, not according to systems.
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Dr. Henry balances empathy with an urgent message about the condition.
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Spurning this flouts the checks and balances that undergird our liberty.
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It goes right to the brink of overkill, and balances there.
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This makes sense in our broader system of checks and balances.
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After the holiday season, however, individual balances bumped up another notch.
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More than 49,620 of them have balances greater than $1 million.
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Reveal your student loan debt, credit card balances and other obligations.
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Are they keeping their balances low relative to available credit limits?
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These cases demonstrate that our system of checks and balances works.
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Does it track changes in your account balances, transactions and holdings?
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This would introduce checks and balances into the process, McCarty said.
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By contrast, only 4 percent of defaults are balances above $40,000.
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AND YOU KNOW, CREDIT CARD BALANCES ARE STILL NOT UNBELIEVABLY HIGH.
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In his playing Rubinstein uncannily balances improvisatory freedom with calm authority.
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As a result, their balances grow over time instead of shrink.
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To view a graphic on Asia current account balances, click: reut.
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As a result, some Marriott workers find themselves in a kind of financial double jeopardy: Low pay from Marriott keeps their account balances minimal, and those modest balances lead to more fees, crimping their assets further.
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The new Citi account, on the other hand, will pay the 1% interest only on accounts with balances of $25,000 or more, and the monthly $15 account fee will be waived only for balances above $5,000.
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Every legitimate economist will tell you that trade balances, and particularly bilateral trade balances, are not determined by trade policy per se — they're determined by relative savings and investment rates, differential growth rates, various macroeconomic factors.
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"Our expectation is by the end of the year we'll be back in line in terms of balances and we expect to close 2019 with mortgage balances in line with the end of 2018," Culmer told reporters.
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"Our expectation is by the end of the year we'll be back in line in terms of balances and we expect to close 13 with mortgage balances in line with the end of 2018," Culmer told reporters.
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Those fees add up, haunting borrowers and cannibalizing already low bank balances.
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"She's good for him and balances him, and he's crazy about her."
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That also shows that checks and balances in the American system work.
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Perhaps because the system of checks and balances seems to be broken.
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Critics say the new system will undermine checks and balances on governance.
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Hedge fund clients have balances of close to $200 billion with Deutsche.
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It's about restoring the Constitution's checks and balances to the Trump administration.
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First, to the past, where I owe readers a settling of balances.
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It's a complex mystery that balances terror, action, and exploration almost seamlessly.
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The balances are nearing levels last seen before the 2008 financial crisis.
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It is a thriller that balances shock and suspense with emotional depth.
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The platform is a good checks and balances system to augment coaching.
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Average retirement savings balances are now over six figures, according to Fidelity.
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Some of the checks and balances are beginning to fall into place.
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And at that point the constitution's checks and balances come tumbling down.
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Balances typically rise during expansions, Low, chief economist at FTN Financial, explained.
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Doing so puts our system of checks and balances at grave risk.
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"Just the supply-demand balances across commodities is significantly tighter," he said.
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The gut balances of Oracle's 13 sailors were tested using Ixcela's kit.
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Casey McQuiston wrote a novel that balances genuine romance with sheer sexiness.
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If we take away those checks and balances, it's a dangerous thing.
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Wealthfront offers the highest rates, however, on balances starting at just $1.
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Trade balances for India, Philippines & Indonesia deteriorate amid rising import costs: reut.
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This leaves America's system of checks and balances in an uncomfortable position.
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And this slimming effect on the waistline balances out the full sleeves.
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It's inversions month, so we're working on a lot of arm balances.
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U.S. Bank will acquire the existing $1.7 billion portfolio of outstanding balances.
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Mr Rosenstein's decision is a clear victory for America's checks and balances.
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Coinbase would not keep the Bitcoin Cash associated with customer Bitcoin balances.
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Also, demand isn't that great in the summer, so it balances out.
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The post included data on the current outstanding balances across the district.
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It seamlessly balances the spiritual nature of the event alongside Alejandra's femininity.
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The chart below shows how average retirement account balances have over time.
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They are also accumulating balances on their credit cards and accruing interest.
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In Washington, the machinery of checks and balances is sputtering to life.
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That consolidated her outstanding balances and helped her cut down her payments.
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This was the country of checks and balances and a free press.
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Once I started making progress to reduce my balances, my outlook improved.
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However, critics claimed the reforms would impact the constitution's checks and balances.
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Critics say it will strip the system of vital checks and balances.
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Men's account balances don't beat out women's in the under-$22012,000 crowd.
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Most disturbingly, Chase shows "N/A," where the account balances should be.
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The bank said that mortgages balances were roughly flat for the quarter.
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At the same time, aggregate household debt balances saw a slight increase.
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I see New Balances now becoming the official shoes of White people.
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Make a list of what you owe, detailing balances and interest rates.
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The opposition says the reform will reduce vital democratic checks and balances.
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That will force the bears to rethink their bearish balances for Q2.
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However Xinyuan's substantially lower leverage compared to Lodha balances out these risks.
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The garlic salt balances out against the strong flavor of the meat.
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Passmore's artwork skillfully balances the wry comedy with the escalating scary moments.
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To drink, order a fiimto , which balances sugary sweetness with acrid hibiscus.
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The bank did say its prime brokerage balances had reached a record.
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You guessed it: Always pay off those balances in full, each month.
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The Basic account charges 0.5% per year on balances up to $100,000.
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They also regretted not paying their balances off in full every month.
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Committee Republicans say the bill "balances" funding between earth and space studies.
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They all wear New Balances on the court and on the field.
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How would you pay your rent, your bills, your credit-card balances?
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Large banks actually shrunk multifamily and nonfarm nonresidential loan balances last quarter.
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Politics in America have become so tribal, we need checks and balances.
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Part of that is like having some metrics, and checks and balances.
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He is a man who balances conservative conviction and common sense progression.
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Any increase in income may be going toward paying those balances off.
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Dorsey has a daily juggling act as he balances leading two companies.
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This culture of checks and balances is still lacking in many organizations.
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Kuda's plans to generate revenues focus largely around leveraging its bank balances.
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A decision is made that balances on our beliefs and core philosophy.
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But I still think looking at metropolitan trade balances can be enlightening.
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You must not take comfort in the system of checks and balances.
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But he believes that with every organization you need checks and balances.
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Finally, have the students explain how checks and balances are at work.
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You may want to start with small balances first to get momentum.
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Our government of checks and balances has finally taken on that challenge.
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Would you like to ask her how she balances acting with pop?
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Elected officials are failing in their duty to perform checks and balances.
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Karp appeals to checks and balances, celebrates Western values, and extols elections.
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And many people probably added to their balances late in the year.
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High interest rates and low minimum repayments mean balances can quickly balloon.
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Having a chairman-CEO dulls the checks and balances of corporate governance.
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Creating those checks and balances requires moving away from one-person leadership.
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The company currently makes money primarily from interest on customer cash balances.
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But it has also undermined democratic checks and balances along the way.
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That means you will be paying more interest on any outstanding balances.
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So to some extent the checks and balances just weren't in place.
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Ms. Arsanios's work balances on a thin line between past and present.
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The plan balances totaled about $20,000, not to mention the potential gains.
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But those with high mortgages and student loan balances shouldn't freak out.
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The compact Christine Flores stunned with her unshakable balances and fiery leaps.
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But there are legal checks and balances to guard against egregious errors.
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The issue did not affect clients' actual balances or transactions, Vanguard said.
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These borrowers earned $126,192, on average, and refinanced loan balances averaging $150,511.
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The Founding Fathers wrote explicit checks and balances into the U.S. Constitution.
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Make sure that you're getting the best interest rates for your balances.
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As an added bonus, it also earns 0.20% APY on all balances.
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That is their role in our constitutional system of checks and balances.
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He would rather hand out big cheques than strengthen checks and balances.■
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However, Xinyuan's substantially lower leverage compared with Lodha balances out these risks.
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"There are few checks and balances to prevent such abuse," he added.
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And she balances her jumping with a growing emotional and artistic maturity.
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Watch next: "How a 22-year-old cartoonist balances work and life"
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Those might sound like small increases in the general scheme of things, but people who lean heavily on credit card debt or maintain balances won't exactly cheer news about interest rates on those balances increasing their debt load.
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Com Inc : * Agreed to purchase ShippingEasy for $55 million in cash which will be funded from current cash balances * Has agreed to purchase shippingeasy for $55 million in cash which will be funded from current cash balances * Stamps.
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Fitch discounts PepsiCo's foreign cash balances by applying a generic 3371312% tax haircut and a further 3371368% adjustment capturing expectations for additional foreign cash balances that could be used for shareholder-friendly actions when determining supplemental net leverage.
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Fitch discounts PepsiCo's foreign cash balances by applying a generic 35% tax haircut and a further 13% adjustment capturing expectations for additional foreign cash balances that could be used for shareholder-friendly actions when determining supplemental net leverage.
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How a 22-year-old cartoonist balances work and life How a 22-year-old cartoonist balances work and life Believe it or not, there are actually some people who make a living drawing comic books and graphic novels.
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Especially in accounts with large balances, the thefts can go unnoticed for years.
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At the top, a right-angled steel bracket balances precariously on its tip.
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Paying off credit card balances can also improve your credit score, Siegel said.
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That leaves the task of checks and balances to the rest of us.
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The record balances dance-worthy tracks with important themes reflected in the film.
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Only half of the individuals surveyed know their significant other's investment account balances.
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What does the number of containers in these ports suggest about trade balances?
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Many years later, I became afraid of inversions and arm balances in yoga.
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I learned my lesson and am still paying off my credit cards balances.
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Because of that, the interest accrued on monthly balances can quickly add up.
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That means he has to spend another $500 so that it balances out?
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And its government budget, which Germany balances, has been in deficit since 000.
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It translates into average operating balances of PLN35 million annually (2016: PLN29.4 million).
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Beyerdynamic balances all the competing requirements of a Bluetooth earphone with great judgment.
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The app currently has about 217,211 users monitoring $68 million in cash balances.
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Betterment's cash account is FDIC insured on balances of up to $1 million.
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Both said they had received no warning before their dollar balances disappeared. Financial.
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Borrowers with lower debt balances are more likely to default on their loans.
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You understand checks and balances, separation of powers, constitutional authority, oversight of Congress.
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That's what a checks and balances system in a democracy is all about.
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Pay off any outstanding balances, then close your credit cards affiliated with stores.
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Watch how Niki balances it all and stays on her path, just above.
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If you buy into the American way you buy into checks and balances.
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Auto loans, as an asset class, trail only mortgages and student loan balances.
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She balances gaming subjects with portraits and landscapes, often with a Gothic style.
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When you refinance, you use one loan to pay off multiple outstanding balances.
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That's because the Constitution mandates check and balances and a separation of powers.
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Most recently, FITB reported lower loan balances in 2Q17 than a year ago.
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Its cash balances fell sharply to HK$1.16 billion from HK$8.57 billion.
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E-Trade plans to invest cash balances in the JPMorgan Liquid Assets Fund.
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She balances out the heavy news, and maintains perspective, by reading National Geographic.
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Before the subprime crisis, banks kept very modest reserve balances at the Fed.
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The new president had to learn about checks and balances the hard way.
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"It's about checks and balances," Hensarling said at a committee hearing in April.
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For confidentiality reasons, we do not ask for cash balances in Scale Studio.
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A tan sort of balances things out and looks better on the camera.
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That includes credit card bills, brokerage summaries, savings accounts and student loan balances.
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The negative rate on policy-rate balances should be passed on to borrowers.
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Only reserve balances in excess of that threshold attract the negative interest charge.
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It imposes a limit on reserve balances—which do not attract negative interest.
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You'll be able to install new apps, check your balances and manage transactions.
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As they answer questions, New Orleans's trio balances playful scorn with outward frostiness.
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Jackson, like Trump, held our entire system of checks and balances in contempt.
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It adhered to Cold War notions about containment, deterrence, and balances of power.
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An essential function of American government is our system of checks and balances.
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Make a list of your balances, your interest rates, and your lenders.2.
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Brokerage firms make money off interest on customer account balances and margin lending.
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It noted that negative operating balances are possible in fiscal 2018 and 2019.
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Fitch has used the balances of loans reported with delinquencies in its analysis.
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It's just the statute that comes without procedural protections and checks and balances.
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But our system of justice is predicated on oversight and checks and balances.
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Let us hope that the famous U.S. checks and balances will prevent havoc.
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In the textbook economy, wages are the variable that balances supply and demand.
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How did you feel in the Rose Adagio, which requires some formidable balances?
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Average retirement savings balances are now in the six figures, according to Fidelity.
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DC Rainmaker recommends this model because it balances value and all-around performance.
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Users' banking information, including transaction history, balances, credit scores, and addresses, were stolen.
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If you have small balances, you may want to knock those off first.
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We should know our BMI numbers as well as our 401(k) balances.
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But Democrats did not shy from using their checks and balances against Johnson.
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Men are still more likely than women to have larger retirement account balances.
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This situation completely contradicts the checks and balances created by the U.S. Constitution.
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Commercial paper (CP) balances as of June 17, 13 were approximately $1.8 billion.
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Friendly relations can help, but trade balances are not nickels and dimes issues.
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Flex balances that are converted can only be applied up to Platinum status.
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That's no surprise as rent prices and student debt balances are sky-high.
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In 1965 dollars, $10 could afford you one fresh pair of New Balances.
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You can lower your debt-to-income ratio by paying down your balances.
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We don't do a lot during the school year, so it balances out.
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Yes, there are scary red minus signs next to your online account balances.
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Some banks may offer high rates but require relatively large deposits or balances.
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Our system has checks and balances designed to prevent this kind of abuse.
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It is what we talk about when we talk about 'checks and balances.
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Most important, she balances the roles of zany, deadpan cutup and torch singer.
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"This is about checks and balances between state and local agencies," he said.
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How well it balances these tasks influences a cell's health and life span.
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Burstein balances those two perspectives by toggling between campaign footage and historical clips.
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Among borrowers with balances over $100,000, that ratio jumped to 1 in 3.
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They can also cash out balances less than $2401,2401 and send a check.
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When the law is violated, the rule of law imposes checks and balances.
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This is not the system of checks and balances envisioned by the Constitution.
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Get balances and interest rates from your latest credit card and loan statements.
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When they are well crafted, oversight frameworks can provide effective checks and balances.
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In this view, impeachment itself shows American checks and balances are still intact.
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In most cases, the cosigner has to pay back any outstanding loan balances.
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Points are awarded 45 days after a client maintains balances for 90 days.
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For her institutionalist allies, it's the chance to enforce the checks and balances.
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Refunds often go toward paying surprise medical bills and lowering credit card balances.
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Right now, there aren't enough checks and balances to keep them in line.
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Our system of checks and balances no longer exists and a dictatorship begins.
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The recipe here, adapted from Gabriella Mlynarczyk, gracefully balances salt, spice and sweetness.
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Further, while end-of-year balances were up on average, they remained low.
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It guts the system of checks and balances and it defies common sense.
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Beyrer recommends listing all of your debts, their balances, payments and interest rates.
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"Capitalism is supposed to be a system of checks and balances," he said.
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Credit quality remained good, with lower loan losses, nonaccrual loans, and criticized balances.
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Be sure to check your balances and put that pretax money to use.
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Snake Oil Hot Sauce balances its pure heat with acidity and fruity richness.
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One group carried above-average revolving balances, ranging from about $423,000 to $20,000.
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If you have multiple cards, try to eliminate the small, lingering balances, too.
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Popular Bank's Plus Savings account, meanwhile, pays 23% APY on balances over $5,000.
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On average, the debt became unacceptable once balances topped $11,525, the site found.
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But if you keep these balances low, you become less of a risk.
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In a world of checks and balances, getting anything done is awfully difficult.
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But Ms. Macy balances compassion and doggedness in pushing past that easy answer.
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Thus, freedom from the checks and balances political branches operate under is unwarranted.
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The Common Cents Lab compared two ways Fresh EBT shows people their balances.
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The university offered nine other master's programs with average loan balances above $90,000.
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You just have to vote for the Democrat because you believe in the American system of checks and balances, and it's clear that without Democrats in charge of one or both chambers of Congress, there are no checks and balances.
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Perhaps as an added Javelin that specifically balances gear around a competitive game experience.
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Odyssey has its own system of checks and balances with the inclusion of mercenaries.
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Congress has a constitutional role in oversight, checks and balances and separation of powers.
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By contrast, Dalio's formula produces a diversified portfolio and balances risk rather than wealth.
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AMLO mistrusts "civil society", the pressure groups that call for stronger checks and balances.
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America's constitutional checks and balances appear to be holding up better than many feared.
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Prerequisites include a healthy credit score and the means to pay entire balances upfront.
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Yes, of course, creators can build in checks and balances in the learning framework.
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Measurement error aside, global trade balances; surpluses in some countries offset deficits in others.
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But both men have expressed disdain for political dialogue and democratic checks and balances.
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He warned that partisanship risked eroding the nation's system of constitutional checks and balances.
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We expect that the city will maintain sound cash balances over the medium term.
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P: My mobile app to check balances, deposit checks, pay bills and lots more.
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Democracy thrives when we can have checks and balances on all sources of power.
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It's delicious and hopefully balances out the slice of chocolate cake I eat afterward.
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On checks and balances, the U.S. is 40th; judicial independence, 15th; and corruption, 16th.
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The film balances an energetic punk aesthetic with powerful, convincing, and timeless human relationships.
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The average rate for jumbo loan balances fell to 3.64 percent from 3.69 percent.
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Although theoretically dense, Blas's exhibition balances serious insights with some much-needed comedic irony.
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If he succeeds, the age-old system of checks and balances will break down.
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The millennial savers in the Fidelity survey have average emergency fund balances of $9,100.
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This system leads PMI to build up offshore cash balances and carry increasing leverage.
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Their last suggestion might annoy you, but it really balances the center of gravity.
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Previously, many of these facilities benefited from a 0% risk weight for undrawn balances.
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It bills itself as a scientific endeavor that balances cinematography with targeted special effects.
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CITI CFO MARK MASON SAYS INTEREST EARNING BALANCES IN BRANDED CARD BUSINESS GREW 10%
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Perhaps, as Madison predicted, all the other checks and balances will always prevent tyranny.
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Each company will have its own threshold that balances stability and getting it shipped.
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Despite the fact that balances fell, there were a few positive trends among savers.
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We have in the system, in our country, checks and balances, separation of powers.
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Their campaign came as personnel changes have shifted power balances within the White House.
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Its checks and balances, both vertical and horizontal, leave lots of room for experimentation.
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It's not just bank account balances that separate the rich from the middle class.
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In this way, the system neatly balances the twin imperatives of predictability and stringency.
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Nunes's recusal reaffirms crucial checks and balances which are the cornerstone of American democracy.
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She balances the show's solipsistic protagonist with an unwavering devotion to joy and generosity.
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These, however, are mostly term deposits that are more expensive than current account balances.
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"Overall her nose balances nicely with the rest of her facial features," he says.
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"The Doha meeting does not materially change the oil market balances," Barclays bank said.
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A company that lacks diversity often lacks an intrinsic system of checks and balances.
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It's a vote for or against maintaining our internal system of checks and balances.
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Most just try to deal with all of the balances at the same time.
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Like the body, it runs on a series of delicate balances, not binary switches.
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Limits on presidential power are inherent in America's constitutional system of checks and balances.
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Of course, you should know the annual percentage rate your card levies on balances.
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The company's cash balances fell sharply to HK$1.16 billion from HK$13 billion.
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Further, 2 out of 3 said they consistently carry balances on their credit cards.
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FEW balances are harder to strike than those involved in running a spy agency.
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Between 227 and 22000, student-loan balances more than tripled to nearly $220 trillion.
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This sleekness perfectly balances the shoe's heavier rubber sole, a classic Stan Smith element.
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If the crisis intensified, it warned of "severe implications for growth and fiscal balances".
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That is the way our system of checks and balances is supposed to work.
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They too want a policy that is humane, one that balances "heart" with law.
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Immigration reform should be a second priority, but one that balances compassion and security.
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His supporters say Constitutional checks and balances will temper Trump's actions and prevent despotism.
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The largest sums were stolen by hacking into bank systems and manipulating account balances.
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In some cases, consolidating debt balances can be a psychologically valuable tool for people.
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Repeated negative current balances mean that debt repayment must be funded from debt issuance.
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Further, banks in black neighborhoods typically require higher account balances to avoid service fees.
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High balances and calls from collection agencies can leave many older Americans feeling helpless.
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The Madisonian system of checks and balances has endured for more than two centuries.
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And the majority of cardholders — 65 percent — fail to pay off their balances monthly.
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When did the checks and balances in the Constitution become — dirty word alert — "obstructionism"?
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The best HDMI cable that balances quality and price is the one from AmazonBasics.
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For that reason, it's always wise to keep your balances on the lower side.
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"The Americans take pride in having a system with checks and balances," he added.
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This Indian-inspired soup balances the flavor of sweet, summer corn and tangy yogurt.
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Disabled individuals with modest ABLE balances can still receive Supplemental Security Income, as well.
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"In time, WTI will play catch up as North America balances firm," he added.
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I think we need checks and balances, and right now we don't have any.
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The checks and balances of parliamentary democracy have given way to rule by numbers.
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She picks up his spectacles shining like two coins, balances them on his nose.
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Yet your average working mother is rarely asked how she balances work and family.
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Governments have several tools to influence trade balances that are allowed under international law.
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Michigan residents' high savings balances earn the state a spot in the top five.
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These slimmer-than-expected balances were also emptied eight months before Cotton's alleged death.
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Any balances left over after the deadline are forfeited (unless the employer allows rollovers).
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Aetna Mobile offers services that contain medical claims, health records, disability support, and balances.
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But for now, what it's doing is inflating the balances you see out there.
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A cup of coffee balances perilously close to her famous and totally bare derriere.
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Though bitcoin account owners are largely anonymous, bitcoin publicly displays all transactions and balances.
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Where the Ashkenazi see checks and balances, Mr. Netanyahu's base sees the deep state.
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"The case we're making is that checks and balances are important," Mr. Reif said.
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Subsequent tabs draw on the information from the balances tab to make further calculations.
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Oh my god, the group is called Checks and Balances started by George Conway.
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What's striking in Ms. Simonetti's work is the compassion that balances these cutting insights.
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It's all executed with astounding technical proficiency, which balances out the element of kitsch.
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A crisp, lemon-and-Parm-spiked panko topping balances out the flavors and textures.
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The result of their partnership is a film that balances penetrating clarity with compassion.
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However, many individuals still face due dates for payments on lingering credit card balances.
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But the hole got too deep … I have outstanding balances, but I remain hopeful.
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But Hurley balances the heavy plot points, allowing them to converse rather than overcomplicate.
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"Reinvestment is one of the keys to growing your balances over time," he says.
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Pepsi's Nooyi balances being an authentic leader with awareness of how she shows up.
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But Alison Brie deftly balances brittleness with determination, and the entire ensemble is lovable.
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By contrast, checks and balances leave most powerful groups with some points of leverage.
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Opponents fear the removal of democratic checks and balances and over-centralization of power.
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Under both administrations, the very constitutional system of checks and balances was under assault.
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Loan balances rose by $164.1 billion, a 1.7 percent increase from the previous quarter.
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Lower securities yields and higher borrowing costs were partially offset by higher loan balances.
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Our system of checks and balances, so far, has prevented a dictator from emerging.
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The framers, through checks and balances, were intent on limiting power, not unfettering it.
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"Checks and balances will be extraordinarily weak and difficult to apply," Mr. Yalcinbayir said.
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It means you submit your actions to checks and balances, especially if you're president.
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"I think Universal balances their slate as well as anyone in Hollywood," Robbins said.
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There are only three checks and balances in this constitutionally radical and dangerous situation.
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Having said that, I'm also worried about excesses in balances building into the economy.
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Meanwhile, 28% said they took on new debts or added to their existing balances.
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Average account balances jumped 22 percent from 2006 to 2018, according to Vanguard data.
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The exhibition balances theory with artistic practice as well — a tricky thing to do.
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The Democrats would take full advantage of the "checks and balances" of the Constitution.
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"This shows that even small account balances can make a big difference," Shelton said.
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The United States has a tradition of checks and balances to control political power.
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Should you sock all of your extra money toward getting those loan balances down?
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Is it being challenged in any way via the system of checks and balances?
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"This agreement balances the concerns of the FHFA with compensation for taxpayers," Mnuchin said.
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But even while some borrowers' loan balances grow under these plans, others are forgiven.
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Once they withdraw their funds in retirement, though, the 401(k) balances become taxable.
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Arkansas and Louisiana actually rank among the states with the lowest average debt balances.
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Many health savings accounts roll over year over year, so balances accumulate and grow.
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All of this is possible because of a robust system of checks and balances.
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We need checks and balances so that we can serve the American people well.
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But what balances the horror is a signature deadpan that dulls any stabbing pathos.
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How balances are reported on your credit report If you have an open credit card, line of credit, or other revolving credit accounts, the lender likely reports your credit balances to one or more of the three major credit-reporting bureaus every month.
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In some cases, where individuals have multiple credit card balances and/or revolving debts, CFP Sheryl Garrett, head of the Garrett Planning Network, suggests people pay off the smaller balances — even if they carry a lower rate — to get the ball rolling.
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The article goes on to say, "Even if you're paying balances in full every month, your credit score will still weigh your monthly balances" and then suggests that maybe you could pay down your balance in chunks during the course of a month!
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Or, use this 63-page New York Times Curriculum Guide on Checks and Balances (PDF), which includes three lesson plans on the importance of a free press, as well as additional lessons and student handouts relating to our system of checks and balances.
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As a result, the interest accrued on monthly credit card balances can quickly add up.
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The second-biggest factor is your credit balances, which make up 30% of your score.
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It created a whole new process of checks and balances and oversight for intercountry adoption.
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"He's also limited" in power due to the U.S. democratic system of checks and balances.
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Absolutely. But I think those are good challenges and checks and balances on our powers.
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Seniors residing in this Texas city have the have the largest non-mortgage debt balances.
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Even when drilling down on bilateral trade balances, economists caution that the data can mislead.
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The FDIC-insured Redneck Rewards Checkin' Account offers 2.75 percent for balances up to $10,000.
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Investors cut their equity allocation to an 18-month low and increased their cash balances.
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It lets him centralize decision making and dodge some of the civilian checks and balances.
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"It's fairly typical for us to pursue patients when there are unpaid balances," he said.
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But plenty of checks and balances exist within the scientific community to evaluate dubious findings.
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So to make decisions, Dickstein and Iizuka created a fluid system of checks and balances.
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As well as books about exercise and my developing practice of hand balances and inversions.
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Critics say the new system amounts to one-man rule with few checks and balances.
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Judge Gorsuch and I talked at length about our constitutional system of checks and balances.
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Mr McDonnell would not face the checks and balances that have restrained President Donald Trump.
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Don't mark yourself as the person people come to when their printer balances are low.
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Many fear the changes remove needed checks and balances, granting the government too much power.
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Fewer people are retiring with pensions, and 401(k) balances, on average, are alarmingly low.
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She was able to allocate over $8,500 toward paying off her outstanding credit card balances.
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A 24-pack of water: not a problem, since it balances perfectly on my hip.
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Washington, Florida and New York would fare best, with reserve balances that exceed potential shortfalls.
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Focusing on investment, borders and defence, it balances things France needs with things Germany needs.
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It is an energetic release — not just a steam douche — that balances female hormone levels.
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Ofgem said the company will honour all outstanding credit balances for present and past customers.
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Berlin expertly balances beauty and bleakness, and finds drama, joy or revelation in humdrum experiences.
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Dependent on future market conditions, this could result in us charging interest on credit balances.
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Yeah, but there are a lot more checks and balances when there's just more oversight.
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Back in 2000, people in their 22014s had average 22008(k) balances of about $29,25.
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They divided ruling institutions into rival branches to create a system of checks and balances.
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Balances could be rolled over and used for higher education when a child turns 18.
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As with every growing industry, it's vital to create checks and balances to avoid corruption.
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Presidents can't usually transform partisan debates or shift the power balances among actors in society.
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Our system, with its elaborate system of checks and balances, requires more compromise than most.
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Since taking power in 2015, PiS has set about dismantling the country's checks and balances.
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Ministers then agreed to discuss ways to add additional checks and balances to the process.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Note balances are as of the October 48243 payment date.
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"The president may scorn checks and balances," says the official, "but we still have them."
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On Monday, the Treasury Department announced an aggressive plan to build up its cash balances.
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It's lightweight, balances in your fingertips like a real pen, and has a soft tip.
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Many of those middle-income workers have significant balances in their retirement plans, she said.
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There's an additional set of checks and balances in place for very large tax refunds.
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That comes as outstanding personal loans have reached more than $125 billion in combined balances.
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This is testimony to strong institutions in Brazil and a victory for checks and balances.
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I do all the laundry and clean the bathroom, so I think it balances out.
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In particular, millennials are pretty confident they'll be able to pay off their card balances.
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But she also has strong checks and balances in place to protect her from exploitation.
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The year-over-year decrease was primarily attributable to lower C&I and auto balances.
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It also said checks and balances in the system had been tightened in recent years.
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Leo is a passionate, generous Fire sign that balances your cool, intellectual vibe very well.
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Critics say the changes would remove checks and balances, over-centralize power and hurt democracy.
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The two largest opposition parties say it will remove checks and balances to Erdogan's power.
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They also harvested online banking credentials from unsuspecting owners so they could drain their balances.
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At the end of 2018, Aramco's cash balances exceeded its balance-sheet debt, Fitch said.
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Then the credit card bills start to come in — and the balances due are large.
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At the end of 2018, Aramco's cash balances exceeded its balance-sheet debt, Fitch said.
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That depends on factors such as your asset mix and balances, income needs and age.
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The problem, though, is that Democrats embrace these checks and balances only when they're convenient.
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Unfortunately, many people fall into this habit and don't or can't pay off their balances.
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Balances cannot exceed $15,000 - at that point, accounts must be transferred to a private provider.
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That sound you hear are thousands of underemployed lawyers crying over their student loan balances.
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Central to the Framers' protection of individual liberty was a system of checks and balances.
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Take the time to become financially literate; there is no mystery in checking account balances.
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The way Elizabeth balances it all (though she's clearly fraying at the edges) is admirable.
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According to Durrani it's this "disregard for checks and balances" that could land Lt. Gen.
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As norms of forbearance weakened, checks and balances began to devolve into deadlock and dysfunction.
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Outstanding HELOC balances reached C$211 billion ($156.2 billion)in 2016, according to the report.
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Mortgage balances increased 3.4%, with 2.6 billion pounds of new business completing during the period.
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If you're inclined to check your 401(k) or other investment account balances, think again.
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This painting balances superbly between cultures and makes you hope there are more like it.
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Opponents say the changes will complicate the legislative process and reduce vital checks and balances.
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In an ideal world, you're paying off your credit card balances in full, each month.
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Unlike those of many allies, France's export licensing procedures have no parliamentary checks or balances.
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Hart also told Insider she balances her personal and professional life by maintaining healthy boundaries.
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Through the end of 2015, their account balances rose by 27.2 percent, including new contributions.
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The biggest factors in your credit score are your payment history and your credit balances.
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The two biggest factors in your credit score are your payment history and account balances.
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American Express slipped in outstanding balances as well, ranking fourth last year with 10.7 percent.
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Bill Hader absolutely steals the movie, which balances heartfelt emotion with creepy jump scares galore.
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Balances in the accounts grow tax-deferred, and distributions for qualified disability expenses aren't taxed.
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Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Obama have struck their own balances between imperialism and isolationism.
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Internal checks and balances like these are essential to preserving our founders' vision of government.
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To be effective, both strategies require making at least the minimum payment on all balances.
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That's in part because many people are seeing their individual balances spiral out of control.
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He wasn't focused on repaying the debt, and his credit-card balances slowly ticked up.
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And credit card balances, student loans, or personal loans will go in the debt column.
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Opponents say it will make the legislative process more complicated and reduce checks and balances.
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How a Trump administration balances consumer protectionism with deregulation could have meaningful implications for insurers.
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I've been able to do that, despite the high balances, due to income-based repayment.
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The Trump administration puts an unusual emphasis on bilateral trade balances in formulating trade policy.
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Still, those fees erode workers' balances over time, leaving retirees with significantly smaller nest eggs.
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She refinanced the loans in 2010 and said she repaid the outstanding balances by 2011.
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The decoration balances old and new: tables by Konstantin Grcic on aged herringbone parquet floors.
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And — OK, sure — it also auto-balances while you ride by shifting your body weight.
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Shuddle is promising to pay out drivers with remaining balances within the next few days.
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The nation's founders devised a government of checks and balances, not of obstruction and paralysis.
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This distinction is central to our system of separation of powers and checks and balances.
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So the ideal man, at least in polite society, gracefully achieves a series of balances.
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Unlike Washington for the past two years, in Florida there would be checks and balances.
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Stare at it for hours while your chakras align and your karma balances itself out.
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All the while, the bills keep stacking up, from mortgage payments to credit card balances.
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Byun balances everything from mini motorbikes and fresh fruit to flat screen TVs and smartphones.
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Unlike many of its allies, French export licensing procedures have no parliamentary checks or balances.
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The firm noted Apple held 94 percent of its $269 billion in cash balances overseas.
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Doing so would also be a step in restoring our system of checks and balances.
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You won't take 25 percent cash balances down to mid-teens in a few quarters.
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He said customers were spending more on their Costco cards and rolling over larger balances.
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Too many banks still lack the checks and balances that might have saved Lehman Brothers.
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It is an energetic release—not just a steam douche—that balances female hormone levels.
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Ms. Thurman's repertoire balances jazz standards with a thick book of swinging, blues-driven originals.
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"Our trademark policy balances the interests of users, advertisers and trademark owners," the statement said.
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And that means facing your bank account, credit card statements and loan balances head on.
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She did not give specific information on the interest rate cardholders will pay on balances.
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Financial institutions tend to require minimum balances, charge monthly fees, or impose penalties for overdrafts.
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Osman distributes weights and counters balances in his works with a supreme sense of harmony.
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In my experience, most six and seven figure balances carry interest rates of about 7%.
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He helps borrowers with huge student loan balances make a plan to pay it back.
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Neither is interested in creating a functioning system that balances trade-offs and actually works.
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As always, McNamara and Karas excel at telling a story that balances facts and feelings.
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Between ages 20 and 49, account balances nearly triple for every 10-year age bracket.
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And 2000 plans have few if any contribution restrictions and very high limits on balances.
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As the Fed bought bonds from banks, it paid them by increasing their reserve balances.
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There are no minimum balances for Digit accounts, and it's free for the first month.
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Employees lose as much as $400 million annually in unused balances, the health website FSAStore.
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I check my bank account balances, credit card balance, and investment accounts daily (at least).
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Klam agilely balances an existentially tragic story line with morbid humor and self-assured prose.
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Customers are turned away if a loan seems beyond their means, and balances are low.
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Merrill Lynch, which is housed under that umbrella, reported record client balances of $2.6 trillion.
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This would further degrade the separation of powers and our system of checks and balances.
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The Founders established checks and balances explicitly to head off this sort of imperial behavior.
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In fact, very few students have the six-figure balances you hear so much about.
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And for those in the top 2003%, those balances climbed to $1.7 million or more.
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Something about the Hatch Valley, they say, crisps up the texture and balances the taste.
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There are no real checks and balances when it comes to using the nuclear arsenal.
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You can also use an app like Gyft which tracks your balances in one place.
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"Devin balances my crazy with thoughtfulness and wrangles my wild side with kindness," she said.
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Platinum CashPlus requires both $5,000 in total monthly deposits and $25,000 in average daily balances.
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The Trump presidency also raises serious questions about our cherished system of checks and balances.
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And under Donald Trump we cannot count on federal checks and balances to protect us.
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"The lower your ratio of balances to your total credit limits, the better," says Dornhelm.
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He meets all checks and balances, all restraints on his power, with fire and fury.
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O'Hare argues there are checks and balances to ensure the FBI doesn't abuse its powers.
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On the other hand, credit card balances and delinquencies are steadily creeping up, as well.
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Unfortunately, that blow will instead land on our vitally important system of checks and balances.
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In all, Goldman has bought delinquent mortgages with unpaid balances totaling more than $5 billion.
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The drawn-out process was a lesson, in the Framer's system of checks and balances.
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Auto loan balances grew by $10 billion in 2016 according to the Federal Reserve Board.
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First, start by making sure that you're getting the best interest rates for your balances.
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There is no deadline for withdrawing the funds; unused balances roll over year to year.
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Student borrowers' balances can actually get larger as they try to pay off their obligations.
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With so few checks and balances, the money can easily become a source of temptation.
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"Mnuchin got over 100,000 homeowners loan modifications and reduced thousands of loan balances," she said.
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Late payments, when measured by loan balances in arrears, have fallen significantly in recent years.
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The fourth mission is to embrace an immigration policy that balances welcome with cultural integration.
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This is why hundreds of graduate programs produce average loan balances of $100,6403 or more.
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In some cases, cafeteria workers have thrown out the meals children with negative balances order.
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While the United States government fired its chief criminal investigator yesterday, undermining the checks and balances creating the foundation of this democracy, FIFA also fired its chief investigators yesterday, undermining the checks and balances providing any semblance of oversight within the notoriously corrupt organization.
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U.S. credit card balances grew to $868 billion in the second quarter, from $848 billion in the previous three months, and the proportion of those balances seriously past due is on the rise, according to Federal Reserve Bank of New York data released on Tuesday.
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Lopez, who is presenting at the ceremony, always balances the skin-baring with the style-setting.
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The UltraSharp 38 balances its large size with the right resolution to make it work well.
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See below for Morningstar's rankings of HSA providers for users who intend to spend their balances.
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"Higher oil prices are also offsetting some of the underlying improvements in external and fiscal balances."
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The new version, released last month, balances Nicks&apos soft croon to Rimes&apos striking vocals.
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Now, your questions: Glen, Minnesota: I've always heard of the checks and balances in our government.
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The checks and balances are falling into place as the rest of the year finishes up.
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Without some crucial checks and balances already in place, editable Tweets would result in Twitter chaos.
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" A spokesperson from Stripe: "We're encouraged by the reaffirmation of our system of checks and balances.
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Earlier that month, Kaling opened up to PEOPLE about how she balances parenthood and her career.
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LDRs and interbank rates receded in June and commercial bank balances with the central bank rose.
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"Frankly, it's not all that meaningful when you talk about people with small balances," Levine said.
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In some of those cases, entire account balances are forfeited after a defined period of inactivity.
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But the Switch is exceptional because it balances its appeal for newcomers and nerds so handily.
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Of course, you do yourself no favors if you continue racking up balances on other cards.
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Surely there is a demographic effect, with retirees and near-retirees systematically drawing on equity balances.
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The company is launching a separate mobile app called Coinbase Card to manage your cryptocurrency balances.
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The data briefly supported prices, but "updated inventory balances don't represent a game changer," said Headrick.
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The Guardian reports that Kazuki Yazawa, 27, balances his training with daily prayer, chanting and meditation.
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Your liabilities are long term debt, mortgages, student loans, credit card balances, and other personal loans.
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The gorgeously busy "Daniel Reading" balances saturated colors, finely sketched figuration, and textured clumps of paint.
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Then there is the possibility of developing a checks-and-balances scheme among competing AI systems.
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" The Obama administration said the final rule "balances public safety goals with important patient privacy interests.
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By inverting the photograph, the figure balances on the clay pot instead of holding it up.
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Yet, what has caught everyone's attention amidst this drastic U-turn in balances is Saudi Arabia.
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Can you explain constitutional principles like checks and balances, separation of powers, limited government and federalism?
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Opponents of the vote see a more sinister power play that skirts usual checks and balances.
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But Vanzant balances this approach with the socially conservative etiquette of the Black upper-middle class.
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The S8 has a bit more detail, but LG balances everything else out a bit better.
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Checks and balances are also disrupted when a child-counsellor to a president is at fault.
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They can put money in savings pots, view their spending and balances, and set savings targets.
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Despite higher problem asset balances, loan losses remain low, and in line with the peer median.
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Regulators are voicing concern about millions of U.S. car owners letting auto loan balances become delinquent.
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We have checks and balances, separation of powers, coequal branches of government, and you know what?
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Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management had about $2.1 trillion in client balances as of Dec. 31.
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However, the company is still new, and stories about disappearing account balances could damage its reputation.
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HELOC balances dropped to $412 billion in the fourth quarter, its lowest level in 14 years.
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In such systems balances and transactions are tracked on a distributed public ledger, secured with cryptography.
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Critics say it will remove checks and balances, over-centralize power and make Italy less democratic.
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Now, to complete the departure, the bank said it is also wiping out any outstanding balances.
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Accountants from Ernst and Young hand check the balances and announce the nominees in mid July.
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However, carrying balances and letting accounts become delinquent, as millennials are increasingly doing, is financial insanity.
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I am a constitutional conservative dedicated to preserving the checks and balances created by the founders.
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He felt like some of the normal checks and balances were missing from his work life.
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It balances two compelling mysteries — one historic, one present day — and never resorts to cheap scares.
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Still, those with rates of 103 to 7 percent had closer to $100,000 in unpaid balances.
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Obama balances respect and frustration with police, protesters Former President George W. Bush called for unity.
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Make it a point to consistently pay your bills on time and keep your balances low.
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The key will be finding the right language that balances U.S. and Chinese interests, he said.
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"I think, again, we have a system, a strong system, of checks and balances," Ayotte said.
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It balances backstage drama and dazzling onstage showmanship in a way that's engaging, entertaining, and educational.
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Social Security numbers, credit card applications, home addresses, credit scores, credit limits and balances were exposed.
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It also suggests, again, that this president is not much interested in respecting checks and balances.
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Investors keeping large cash balances because of global instability is another reason for the disappointing performance.
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Earlier that month, Kaling opened up to PEOPLE about how she balances parenthood and her career.
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Many other wealthy countries, including Canada, France and the United Kingdom, have negative balances of trade.
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Checks and balances can be irritating and slow, and might not deliver the outcome you wanted.
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What the bill doesn't specify is the checks and balances for the claims in these reports.
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"I usually recommend using this method if all your card balances are pretty similar," said Capalad.
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After paying off all your balances, you should think about ways to increase your credit score.
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It's worth noting that users will get a refund on their remaining balances and €15 deposit.
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In the end, it's all quite tasteful and the amount of food porn balances things out.
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The first lady balances a floral feminine dress with a structured menswear style hat in 1981.
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Weaker-than- Expected Performance Catalonia's budgetary performance has been weak, with negative current balances since 2009.
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"Buying groceries" ranked as the top expense that added to people's balances, according to the survey.
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When it comes to free expression, thoughtful people come to different conclusions about the right balances.
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As balances and rates rise, don't expect your card issuers to always cut you some slack.
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By the time Alberta balances its budget, total debt will be C$96 billion, officials said.
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Average cash balances increased to 5 percent, ahead of the 10-year average of 4.5 percent.
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Credit card balances have been creeping up, and that debt could be a nasty vacation souvenir.
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Its customers can now check their bank account and credit card balances just by asking Alexa.
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They were burned when the market tanked, their account balances plummeted and brokerage firms demanded repayment.
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And 78 percent who requested a lower interest rate on balances received one, according to CreditCards.com.
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It's about restoring the system of constitutional checks and balances that preserve and protect individual liberty.
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Those with outstanding balances will still receive the same meals as other children, according to Votto.
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Fitch expects Verizon to maintain aggregate CP balances within a level fully backed by the RCF.
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In foreign and national security affairs, the president has vast power with fewer checks and balances.
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With higher mortgage balances and less equity, homes millennials do own add less to their assets.
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Overall balances in the card industry fell significantly during the economic downturn and haven't fully recovered.
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An examination of constitutional weakness risks degrading support for the checks and balances we already have.
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With FedAccounts, individuals would receive that interest on their balances, impacting their lives far more directly.
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What a Trump supporter sees: A negotiator who will bring checks and balances back to Washington.
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Knowing that we're able to disrupt terrorist plans almost balances out any anxiety I might feel.
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It concerns separation of powers and checks and balances, principles that are essential to our democracy.
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Between the auto loan, student debt, and some credit card balances, the family debt totaled $68,000.
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And the failure is unlikely to have much of an impact on supply and demand balances.
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In the context of a 23 million ton global marketplace, these are very fine balances indeed.
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Without fiscal consolidation to reduce foreign financing needs, Fitch expects strains on external balances to continue.
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In most cases there are no real "checks and balances" as originally intended by the founders.
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It removes his veto rights on appointing top prosecutors, one of the key checks and balances.
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Big balances on credit cards and other revolving credit accounts can drag your score down quickly.
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You may be familiar with "checks and balances" — the relationship between the three branches of government.
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Like few artists can (Bruce Nauman comes to mind), Palma Rodríguez balances frustration and empathy. ♦
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Over the last seven years, however, those balances have become imbalanced at an unusually precipitous rate.
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The Dissent Channel is just one of many mechanisms for checks and balances inside an agency.
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Our constitutional system is largely based on checks and balances between the three branches of government.
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But Republican state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has said he's only motivated by checks and balances.
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In other words, credit card balances typically are far more expensive than other forms of debt.
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Of those who are invested, balances are much lower than Generation X and other previous generations.
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Instead, you should focus on paying your balances in full each month to avoid interest charges.
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It was set up that way in the Constitution as a means of checks and balances.
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There are a lot of spinning plates, and Mbue balances them skillfully, keeping everything in motion.
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Checks and balances only work if people are courageous enough to stand up to a demagogue.
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Finally, the United States of America will have more effective checks and balances on firearms purchases!
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It is important that legislative and judicial checks and balances provide appropriate recourse when conflicts arise.
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Encouraging lawmakers to provide a supportive regulatory environment that balances innovation with oversight would be valuable.
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Whatever his managerial responsibilities are, he somehow balances them with chasing waves all over the world.
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These balances could have been left over from the last fiscal year or several fiscal years.
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How to improve: Avoid debt by paying off your credit-card balances in full, every month.
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I have zero balances on my Target, eBates/Rakuten, Old Navy, Orbitz, and AAA credit cards.
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That it balances all of its characters with such wit and energy is, well, a marvel.
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It can either count the money toward any unrecouped balances, or it can choose not to.
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This card also charges no balance transfer fees for balances transferred within the first 60 days.
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Some people might want to look at balances or expenses, or progress toward a financial goal.
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Any operation that handles agents like anthrax clearly needs a robust system of checks and balances.
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I have watched other Republican leaders play on white fears and choke off checks and balances.
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With his elaborately plotted and edited action-comedy, Edgar Wright balances the spoof with something greater.
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"He's going to have to realize that there are now checks and balances," Mr. Israel said.
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Next comes adagio work, or slower sustained movements and balances, without the aid of a barre.
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For now, the tug of war between the far right and Austria's checks and balances continues.
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But it is also the case that our treasured "checks and balances" have become, well, unbalanced.
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Businesses are successful when the business side and the creative side have good checks and balances.
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MA Curatorial Practice balances hands-on training with history, theory, and building a professional international network.
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"It's actually upholding democratic practices," such as transparency and demand for checks and balances, she said.
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Likewise, your credit score will be higher when you keep balances below 30% of available credit.
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Governments have consistently rejected the idea, saying we have enough checks and balances in the system.
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Unlike America's system, however, it would not have meaningful checks and balances to the president's power.
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"This piece of legislation balances public safety and individual rights," said Alphonso David, the governor's counsel.
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I am a constitutional conservative dedicated to preserving the checks and balances created by the Founders.
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That's because the smaller balances have stayed put, while the larger accounts have seen substantial growth.
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Most Liberty students avoid default, but many are making no progress in reducing their loan balances.
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In "Tesseract," Nacho Flores builds, balances on and performs acrobatic feats with towers of wooden cubes.
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Typical of its genre, this celebratory documentary balances infomercial tendencies with potent nostalgia and infectious music.
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But the platform, by supercharging content that taps into tribal identity, can upset fragile communal balances.
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With total outstanding student loan balances at $220 trillion and rising, politicians are looking for solutions.
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These include stable average loan balances, moderating share repurchase activity and some downward deposit repricing tailwinds.
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Trump had no knowledge of, or interest in, the checks and balances enshrined in the Constitution.
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"That suggests that partisan loyalty is still far more powerful than checks and balances," he said.
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Our customers love being connected, they want to know what their balances are in real time.
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The F.D.A.'s guidance balances the protection of children's health and the protection of adults rights.
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It puts at risk checks and balances that are vital to the health of U.S. democracy.
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Then, checks and balances and separation of powers were meant to counteract presidential abuses of power.
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When we run rates that are historically low, yeah, you tend to create excesses in balances.
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Retail card balances are now up to $90 billion — a 7% increase from five years ago.
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GKN also has sound liquidity, with high cash balances, ample committed credit lines and positive FCF.
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"One of the big balances is news value versus craftsmanship and beauty," Mr. Henson Scales said.
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Citigroup, for instance, noted that its cash balances had risen about $36bn from a year ago.
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As a result, college-loan balances in the U.S. have jumped to a record $1.5 trillion.
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More importantly, the country's checks and balances held, and the oversight responsibility of Congress was honored.
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The Witcher is funny, intense, and uncomfortable, and it balances out those disparate emotions almost perfectly.
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Without a process for guarding our guardians, our system of checks and balances will remain incomplete.
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We were pushing President Obama to do more, to put checks and balances on the NSA.
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Retirement account balances have hit record highs again — but now isn't the time to get complacent.
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There's little joy in auditing history to ensure that balances are paid where credit is due.
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If the rate is unchanged, banks will earn more than $29 billion annually on these balances.
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As a result, more companies are providing solutions to help employees with their student loan balances.
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U.-country harmonized pricing that balances the innovation-access tradeoff that the U.S. currently privately faces.
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The deduction for interest is capped at $750,000 for mortgage loan balances taken out after Dec.
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In fact, two-thirds of all defaults occur in balances under $10,000, a sign of noncompletion.
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A combination of rising contribution rates and rising markets have buoyed investors' sentiment and their balances.
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And by check, I mean institutional checks and balances to prevent the abuse of executive power.
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They play an important role in getting us information and our system of checks and balances.
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The push to vilify "nationwide" injunctions is a threat to our system of checks and balances.
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In that case, you want to try to pay down some of those balances, Sun said.
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Credit card debt is so expensive, that [paying off card balances] should be priority number one.
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This is how, in theory, the American system of checks and balances is supposed to work.
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Those balances added up to about $180 million in cryptocurrency and $70 million in Canadian currency.
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It's worth considering that checks and balances might at some point check out of the balance.
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Lake Michigan Credit UnionHow to join: Donate $5 to the ALS FoundationDeposit rates: one percent on savings, three percent on checking account balances up to $15,28Why it's good: The high interest rate on checking account balances earned this credit union a top ranking from Money in 210.
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If you submit only the minimum monthly payment on your card, it will be very difficult to get rid of the costly debt, because most card issuers apply minimum payments first to lower-rate balances, before applying any extra payment over the minimum to higher-rate balances.
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Here&aposs how that breaks down with the various tiers of the Preferred Rewards program:Preferred Rewards Gold ($20,13 to $49,999 in qualifying balances): 25% rewards bonusPreferred Rewards Platinum ($50,000 to $99,999 in qualifying balances): 50% rewards bonusPreferred Rewards Platinum Honors ($100,13+ in qualifying balances): 75% rewards bonusSo as a Bank of America Preferred Rewards member with the Bank of America Premium Rewards card, you can get to up to a 75% points bonus on your spending.
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Some are offering to convert bank balances into real dollars at premiums ranging from 5% to 30%.
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With growing balances, consolidating to a personal loan gives you a final payment date to focus on.
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Your credit score is based on the total balances of those accounts divided by your total limit.
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My credit score took a slight dip for one month because my balances were higher than usual.
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She balances a full schedule of five advanced placement classes as well as four performing arts classes.
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Hesidence masterfully balances information and aesthetic pleasure to produce a joy that should not be taken lightly.
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Activists say states' ability to bypass these requirements sets a dangerous precedent, dismantling vital checks and balances.
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"I think that us being the opposite with money makes us compatible, because it balances," Dean says.
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And everyone would have to keep targeting specific individuals with a message that balances punishment and support.
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Nor do high average balances necessarily mean the typical investor is on track to a comfortable retirement.
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You know, our system of government has got a system of checks and balances for a reason.
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Since 2001, the team has published results from four torsion balances, each more sensitive than the last.
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In our calculations, Fitch haircuts after-tax foreign cash balances by 25% to accommodate for share buybacks.
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I check my credit card balances and pay some off, and then update my spending tracking sheet.
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The Green Card had required customers to pay their balances at the end of each statement period.
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But there are still no checks and balances on its exercise, as the larceny of governors illustrates.
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She balances her classes with regular nannying jobs and her new position working in a maternity ward.
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We wrote down the interest rates and balances and made a plan to methodically tackle each one.
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But unlike in the US, the president will be handed sweeping powers, with few checks and balances.
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Inspired by the Madea star, Kid Rock paid off $81,000 in layaway balances at a Nashville Walmart.
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For jumbo loan balances (greater than $417,000) the average rate fell to 3.61 percent from 3.67 percent.
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But Rowan says that when he was Command, he had checks and balances in place, which… hmmm.
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It balances truly spectacular meanness with an empathetic streak, which forms the central tension of the show.
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Others have similarly used humour and creativity to expose the faulty checks and balances of academic publishing.
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Kumail Nanjiani The actor and comedian from Silicon Valley and Portlandia carefully balances despair with more despair.
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Nothing was overblown, and the balances among the various sections, especially between brasses and woodwinds, were exquisite.
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In mature democracies such as America, strong checks and balances constrain even the most power-hungry president.
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The same is even truer on trade, where Mr Trump is completely driven by bilateral trade balances.
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This provides the founder with a system of checks and balances on their IP and core technology.
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Donald Trump may scorn liberal norms, but America's checks and balances are strong, and will outlast him.
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Our court system has checks and balances, and we are pursuing options on that front as well.
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It said the stable outlook balances risks from an elevated security risk against stronger economic growth prospects.
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In addition to the rising number of card accounts, credit-card balances are also steadily creeping higher.
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Administrative officials are also increasing water shutoffs for residents with outstanding balances for more than seven months.
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Higher sustained operating and current balances will reduce deficits before debt variation and support stable debt metrics.
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Most Canadians — 58% — pay off their credit card balances every month, according to the Canadian Bankers Association.
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"Higher than normal cash balances may be smart for those most averse to market fluctuations," Pressman said.
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To me that breaks down our system of checks and balances, the fundamental bedrock of our system.
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Just as political democracy only works with checks and balances, the same is true for shareholder democracy.
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Its cash balances - which are fully abroad - represent the portion of profit that it does not repatriate.
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We have a system of checks and balances, an incredibly strong Constitution and an active fourth estate.
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Hopkins is doing a great job tackling her credit card balances and student loan payments, Egler says.
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No set balances price, display quality, and speed quite as well as the 2016 Vizio P-Series.
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"People can keep track of their transaction data like account balances, receipts, and shipping updates," Facebook stated.
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"I've been smoking for quite a while, and it really just balances out my mood," Price says.
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The report found that seriously delinquent credit card balances have also risen for consumers aged 50–69.
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A worker balances with a chain saw as he prepares to cut into a large ice block.
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While their market share shrank, they still saw overall growth in total loan balances, according to Laky.
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"The precipitous decline in cash balances has coincided with a sharp increase in corporate leverage," Kostin said.
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And if you have multiple loans, it could spread across all those balances, essentially diluting your efforts.
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Our December Outlook revision reflected the recovery from the 2014 recession, fiscal consolidation, and improving external balances.
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It also keeps the size of government in check, preserving our constitutional system of checks and balances.
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LeBron sees, skips, tracks, balances himself with a dainty double wrist flick, and beats back the evil.
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MS's deposit balances were up to $155.8 billion in 4Q16 from $151.8 billion in the sequential quarter.
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Both presidents used this power to override the checks and balances elements of our form of government.
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More significantly, most mainstream experts believe trade balances are an exceedingly poor measure of effective trade policy.
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How you pay off your card balances can determine whether you'll be successful at reaching your goal.
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That means that the average annual rate of return on account balances often exceeded the withdrawal rate.
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Two heavy monitors sit on a desk and an edit controller balances on a milk crate underneath.
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The onus is on everyone to create a system of checks and balances to protect their money.
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In its calculations, Fitch haircuts after-tax foreign cash balances by 25% to accommodate for share buybacks.
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High cash balances can hurt returns over the long term, and weigh on wealth management firms' profits.
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They come with higher loan balances, consistent cash flow and larger fees — plus, they are asset-backed.
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Banks often require high minimum balances, which is why fewer than one-third of Filipinos have accounts.
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Besides, our system of constitutional checks and balances is supposed to prevent individual officials from going rogue.
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Then there is the online screenshot-war of rich-kid bank accounts showing balances of $500 million.
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Speaking later in the interview about surveillance, Comey circled back to the idea of checks and balances.
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But I did feel like there were these two counter-balances and rugby made violin socially acceptable.
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When a conductor has a keen ear for balances, as Gilbert does, the hall's acoustical problems recede.
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Student loans are a growing fact of American life, topping $1.6 trillion in outstanding balances this year.
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LIQUIDITY The biggest concern in Amgen's liquidity profile is the growing amount of cash balances held overseas.
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THEY HAVE BIG CREDIT CARD BALANCES AND ARE CHARGING ANYWHERE BETWEEN 200 AND 250 PERCENT FOR THOSE.
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But whatever is put on the market, in terms of supply-demand balances, will dictate the price.
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While these programs might keep down defaults, they cause borrowers' balances to balloon with interest, Johnson said.
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In the centuries since, we have constructed a government whose survival rests on its checks and balances.
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Nguyen used USAA bank's Career Starter Loan to reduce the balances on some of his student loans.
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ESL made Sears back the loans with hard assets such as real estate or credit card balances.
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Someone who believes in a restrained executive, checks and balances, our Constitution, and in putting country first.
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"They obviously have very substantial customers that are keeping very big balances in these accounts," he said.
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Many families turn to the "debt snowball" method to repay their debts, which tackles small balances first.
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"Certified B Corporations are a new kind of business that balances purpose and profit," the group says.
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Just bigger bank balances for themselves and the ultra-wealthy individuals and companies who fund their campaigns.
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From there, you can whittle down your debts by attacking the balances with the highest rates first.
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Then he balances the omelet on top and smothers it all with lobster tail and lobster sauce.
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"It balances the funding for the Department of Interior's often conflicting conservation and development mandates," she said.
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The district had more than $19,669 in outstanding lunch balances, according to its initial statement last week.
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Carter settled on 12 weeks, he said, as he felt it balances both competitive leave and readiness.
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I was impressed with how well Leesa's luxury hybrid mattress balances firm support with cloud-like softness.
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For those trying to keep tabs on their bank balances, December has brought a flurry of changes.
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But as balances and rates rise, one method has proved extremely effective in getting cut some slack.
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Orange Bank will provide real-time balances, mobile payments and a virtual adviser, the telecoms giant said.
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Then, check out our current loan forgiveness programs, which expunge certain borrowers' balances after just 10 years.
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Meanwhile, the US administration's focus on bilateral trade balances poses protectionism risks to its Asian trading partners.
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"We took a different approach than our competitors that balances range with longevity and repeatability," Dahncke says.
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The basic charge for Acorns accounts with balances of less than $5,000 is one dollar a month.
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Even in the American system of checks and balances, there are few fetters on a prosecutor's discretion.
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The checks and balances to keep contaminated fecal waste out of the food chain has been corrupted.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg balances one of the most varied and busiest lives of anybody in business.
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One official said the targeted cuts would cover "unobligated balances" or money that is not being spent.
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Traders with "negative equity balances" are to satisfy the debts before their accounts close in 60 days.
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Taking these steps to lower your balances and increase your income will help your DTI go down.
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Business owners with multi-person firms had the highest account balances, with a mean value of $503,250.
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True, they established checks and balances, but they placed an immense amount of power in the executive.
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President Trump may not want war, but he will get one unless he balances coercion with diplomacy.
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Most obviously, a system of checks and balances should be introduced to prevent the abuse of dancers.
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Adding more checks and balances added more bureaucracy and procedures, which, in turn, introduced their own problems.
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