After the bus stop, you connect several banked turns into the long, non-banked front straightaway.
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In the past, Amazon has addressed the un-banked (or under-banked) U.S. consumer through the Amazon Cash service.
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The service is still relatively new to Amazon, having first launched this April as a way to better serve the under-banked and un-banked U.S. customer base.
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It is estimated that 28 percent of the U.S. population is either un-banked or under-banked, and for those operating outside the traditional banking system, it can be costly and inefficient.
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Even as of this month, we didn't have stories banked.
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If you're banked there are easier ways to do that.
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But actually blitzing through the banked corners is a breeze.
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The show banked on Rose's own celebrity for its success.
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Lawmakers had simply banked on getting something done in 2017.
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Massinburg then banked in a shot for a seven-point lead.
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And Popular banked a great deal of credit during Hurricane Maria.
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KS: They hadn't banked on us increasingly getting off on it.
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Menlo, as a result, banked another $50 million in Uber stock.
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"There's something to be said about this Banked Slalom," she said.
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People who banked against him in the past aren't around anymore.
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Banked oval tracks like Italy's Nardo Ring also have great potential.
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Ellison has banked donations from all 50 states, the source said.
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Movies have always banked on the audience's love of male violence.
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He banked the bigger one and lived off the smaller one.
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His entire campaign banked on the ignorance of the American people.
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"Everybody knew this money needed to be banked," she told me.
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" In the gold-medal match, Maroulis said, "That's what I banked on.
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Clausnitzer banked his cells two years ago at the age of 38.
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He wanted to know where I banked and how much I made.
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The CCC says those banked reductions should instead go toward increased ambition.
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They have destroyed Aaron's banked sperm and he has had a vasectomy.
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I think what it showed was that he banked everything on Iowa.
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Clinton has banked a considerable lead in the early vote in California.
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The DNC also has $5 million banked away in cash on hand.
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Clinton to be sworn into office before those "commitments" can be banked?
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Which raises the question: How do banked walls help cars go faster?
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Both Netflix and Hulu have increasingly banked on content featuring digital stars.
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The ball banked into the basket, and the Huskies celebrated the shot.
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He banked in the game-winning 3-pointer from just beyond halfcourt.
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A banked-in 3-pointer by Jenkins minutes later tied the score.
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They never banked on winning this Alabama seat — but desperately needed it.
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The second time, I banked the dice off the table wall successfully.
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Hurricanes guard Dejan Vasiljevic scored 13 points, including a banked 163-pointer.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D) raised $2628 million and has $28500 million banked away.
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After a steal by Miles, Anunoby banked in a 216-foot jumper.
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On Monday night, they banked on an old reliable source — Andre Iguodala.
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Banked Runs would not affect individual stats such as E.R.A., R.B.I. etc.
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Kim, for example, had already banked $970,000 by the end of June.
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"It was like a foot away from me and banked in," Allen said.
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The economy is "over-banked" - I've read there are more banks than pizzerias.
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The second problem is that there are no banked northern white rhino eggs.
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It's something oodles of start-ups have banked on with subscription beauty boxes.
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Working with the Republican Party, the campaign banked $80 million in July alone.
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Over the course of three years, the choice banked him an extra $28,800.
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Sutton has banked cash while Noem and Jackley fought for the GOP nomination.
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But Gilyard banked in a short shot with 224 seconds left to tie.
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One of the plaintiffs had banked her embryos after an ovarian cancer diagnosis.
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Daytona was unlike any race track before it because of these: banked turns.
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Banked turns exist on our roads, too, on freeway on-ramps and interchanges.
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And Curry banked in a 55-footer to close the first half. Yawn.
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"We have banked 11,000 cord blood units and shipped a thousand," she says.
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Bombs released, Bigelow banked his B-29 sharply and headed out to sea.
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But CARB didn't examine how banked allowances might affect annual emissions through 2030.
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They banked on her assurances that she wouldn't try to kill herself again.
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But, as they say, those wins are banked, and cannot be taken away.
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Soon after raising its stake, Criteria banked a 150 million euro dividend from Saba.
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The first two rounds, when she was 236 and 30, banked her 12 eggs.
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I had banked on everyone feeling it inappropriate to pry, after such a presentation.
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Skip Galdin Quay and stay in Lestallum whenever you have thousands of XP banked.
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With this round, MiMedia has now banked a total of $35 million in funding.
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The Unite Union said no jobs would be lost as hours would be banked.
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She banked $22.5 million between June 2017 and June 2018, according to the ranking.
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He banked in his first mid-range jumper and missed a 3-point attempt.
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His gig money was his spending money, while he banked his late-night money.
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John Kasich banked his centrist 22016 run on gaining momentum in his own state.
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The EPA informed Powell that the company did not have any banked credits, however.
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In the seed funding stage, the founders' abilities are really what's being banked on.
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Instead, it banked to the left, made significant altitude shifts and then dropped sharply.
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And McCaskill has $85033 million banked away while Hawley has $2.1 million on hand.
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Over the last decade, roughly 36,000 patients have banked eggs in the United States.
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Tesla still maintains NUMMI's old test track, which features a pair of banked loops.
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Sabathia did not need to be crafty then, but banked the lessons for later.
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Except Godzilla this night was tired and achy and cranky, his atomic breath banked.
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Hunters occasionally stumble across hats, empty water jugs and leathered remains banked against trees.
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Perron followed with a shot that banked off Rask's pad and into the net.
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Benning scored the winner on a point shot that banked in off of Radulov's skate.
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Gasol had a team-high nine points, and he banked his one 3-point attempt.
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My studio is approximately 380 square feet and is banked with windows facing South East.
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The actor banked $49 million mostly from Chinese films, earning him a spot at no.
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The banked time-credits will be managed by the East of England Co-operative Society.
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Mr Cooper resisted the measure; Mr McCrory banked on his supporters' conservatism outweighing the fallout.
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Many residents had banked on those critical discounts, but are now afraid to go shopping.
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If you had banked on a "bae" jar of Marmite for your lover, don't fret.
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All this is terrible news for investors who had banked on continued growth (see article).
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Aaron Brooks hit a 3-pointer and banked in a layup to fuel the comeback.
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He had banked sperm before beginning cancer treatment and later died from a brain tumor.
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Then they banked hard into a neighborhood and soon found a police car behind them.
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Your bank angle—remember the banked racetrack if it helps—is also measured in degrees.
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"We banked some profit by reducing our stake – at least for now," the commentary says.
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Wealthy individuals, too, can hide their income behind corporations formed or banked in secrecy jurisdictions.
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The switch could in fact increase financial inclusion, by ensuring that the unbanked become banked.
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What follows from there is simple, and familiar, because Clinton's campaign banked on it, too.
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These labels imply that all Americans should be banked, that you're ignorant if you're not.
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The black box showed the plane briefly banked to 35 degrees, as if to turn.
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Watch the video above for a deeper dive into the physics of NASCAR's banked turns.
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Many NASCAR tracks use banked turns that are sloped to keep race cars tilted inwards.
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So the steep, banked turns let drivers maintain greater speeds into and through the turns.
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Besides, running 211 laps on a banked track is not everyone's idea of ideal conditions.
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The incumbent also has a cash-on-hand advantage, with more than $6.8 million banked.
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About New York A presidential candidate who banked on support from the Ku Klux Klan.
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It banked off the backboard, off the front rim and through as the buzzer sounded.
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The memories banked during this trip could carry us through Thanksgivings and Christmases to come.
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"Banked it in," she said on Tuesday afternoon when we spoke at the Australian Open.
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Forward Dylan Disu banked in a layup over a minute later for Vanderbilt's first lead.
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When he came to Michigan, she went to the rallies and phone-banked for him.
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Badgers had banked earth all around him with their strong claws, shifting the soil furiously.
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What if they took stem cells from her son's umbilical cord blood that she'd banked?
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British Steel had banked on using 2019 permits to cover its scheme commitments for 2018.
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If any fight deserved the multi-million dollar payouts both participants banked, it was this.
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The Mavericks' Deron Williams banked in a 343-pointer at the buzzer, but it didn't matter.
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After the first mile, my route diverged onto a track that banked onto empty fields below.
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With 34.6 seconds left in regulation, Griffin banked in a shot for a 120-all tie.
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Aaron Sheffield, a youth pastor from Tallahassee, Florida, banked sperm prior to treatment for testicular cancer.
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Mueller's team has also banked guilty pleas from five people who have not yet been sentenced.
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The aircraft, with four turboprop engines on its overhead wing, banked left as it rapidly descended.
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Western Illinois guard Kobe Webster banked in a half-court shot at the first-half buzzer.
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The Buckeyes got a bounce at the buzzer when Andre Wesson banked a half-court shot.
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On a banked track, however, only part of the force from the track goes straight up.
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And while he's spent more than $1 million, he still has almost $3.5 million banked away.
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Take early retirees Justin and Kaisorn McCurry, who banked more than $270 million in a decade.
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On the other hand, runners had to navigate more than 2100 turns on a banked track.
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Shagaf had banked enough points beforehand as necessary insurance for what became a fifth-place finish.
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The second time they took a 57-45 advantage after Griffin banked in a hook shot.
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The plane banked north and flew up the continent's eastern coast, taking him out of Africa.
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There are now millions of banked allowances in the system and the number is only rising.
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Alternatively, sometime in the 2020s the system could absorb the banked allowances and prices could spike.
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But he was the most visible, and he banked on people taking one for the other.
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"I had banked with Manufacturers Trust for 10 years," she said in the 1988 video interview.
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Western luxury brands have banked for years on rapid growth in China to drive global profits.
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Rinne thrust his stick at Bonino's probing pass, and the puck banked off Ekholm and in.
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Eva also says her husband Ben is dead; she banked his sperm samples before his death.
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"We want to offer socially responsible financial products for people who are under banked," he said.
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Back in 2017, Bandai Namco brought back the classic Tamagotchi, which similarly banked largely on nostalgia.
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The banked-in shot by Bradley came from straight away with a defender in his face.
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The Mavericks' Deron Williams banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer, but it didn't matter.
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Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders banked the most amount of time during tonight's #DemDebate.
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Makwan Amirkhani has banked three wins in as many outings with UFC and seems about time 'Mr.
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"Still the majority of consumers in Southeast Asia are under-banked and under-served," Gnirck told TechCrunch.
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For more than a year, Democrats have banked on anti-Trump fever being their best political weapon.
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Zucker banked a shot off Crawford's skate from the side of the crease and into the net.
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The Senate has a ton of work to get through, and dozens of nominations are banked up.
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He has fashioned a strong-man image in Russia banked on his ability to flout the West.
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For instance, volunteers in Michigan phone-banked to help persuade South Carolinians to turn out for Trump.
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With the money now banked, Kik needs to get to work and make good on its vision.
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As smartphone penetration increases, so does the opportunity to create innovative consumer services for the under-banked.
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Defenseman Jake Dotchin ripped a shot that missed high and banked off the boards behind the net.
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Arizona regained the lead when Hinostroza banked in a loose puck at 6:44 of the third.
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He has banked everything on tweets, rallies and provocations aimed at garnering attention on the network feed.
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In all, Mr. Najib has banked more than $1 billion from various sources, his office has acknowledged.
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Philippines stocks were amongst the biggest fallers in Asia, losing almost one percent as investors banked profits.
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Of those days, 212 million were forfeited -- they could not be banked, rolled over or paid out.
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The plows had come and banked the snow, which was now falling lightly or perhaps just drifting.
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Edmondson stayed on her bike as the other three riders fell hard onto the banked wooden track.
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Today, California is in the black and has even banked an emergency fund of eight billion dollars.
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But you don't need to be a stock-car driver to test a banked turn for yourself.
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West Virginia (3.9 percent) and Delaware (3.5 percent) also banked on lottery proceeds to balance the budget.
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Today, California is in the black and has even banked an emergency fund of eight billion dollars.
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Express Scripts, for example, banked $2.5 billion in profits in 2015 off of $102 billion in revenue.
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With that layout, fans could see more of the action, especially passes on those high-banked curves.
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The Sanders campaign, too, has phone banked and texted potential supporters in Wisconsin, and recently announced Rep.
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What he needs is cover, leverage and all the good will he has banked over the years.
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He banked a shot off McElhinney and into the net at 21:201 of the first period.
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The plane appears to have banked northeast and flown for several miles after its transponder stopped working.
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Both have about $8 million banked away in what will still be a difficult state for Democrats.
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The couple are early investors in the Kern Water Bank, giving them unrivaled access to banked water.
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Don't forget about Kevin ... the rocker-turned-reality-TV-star has also banked a ton of dough.
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The road banked into a left turn, and I slowly coasted through, gazing down at the pavement.
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The Oilers eventually scored at 229:2014 when McDavid's centering pass banked in off Kings defenseman Derek Forbort.
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That nears the $102 million the Democrats banked after their July fundraising, per Clinton campaign spokesman Josh Schwerin.
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Coyle handled the puck behind the net and banked a shot off Glass and across the goal line.
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It hit the big time, The Wall Street Journal reported; retail partners banked millions of dollars in sales.
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Entire communities were convened around his empty promises; the region experienced rampant growth that banked on his assurances.
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Extend Fertility, which like Kindbody, helps women preserve their fertility through egg freezing, banked a $15 million round.
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The Cougars trailed 76-70 after Mika banked a short jumper off the glass with 212:29 left.
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In the 2018 men's tournament in Russia, winners France banked $38 million from a pool of $400 million.
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I've banked some of my paycheck into a 401k and even started a SEP IRA on my own.
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If it banked over the town of al-Hader, the lookouts knew that it was coming for Saraqib.
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Irish cult hero John Redmond banked his second knockout win on the bounce against debuting pro Glenn Irvine.
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Harris drove, kept the ball, and banked a one-handed layup off the glass and drew a foul.
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The second is that, when banked allowances do run out, prices will snap sharply upward, raising political havoc.
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Its most prominent new features are two banked curves, which Verstappen said give the track a unique feel.
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Colorado closed to 34-23 at intermission when Wright banked in a contested 3-pointer at the buzzer.
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Wake Forest led 38-31 at halftime, aided by White's banked-in half-court basket at the horn.
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He was so hot in the first half that he accidentally banked in one of his 3-pointers.
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The puck banked off Anaheim defenseman Josh Manson's skate and pinballed underneath John Gibson, who stopped 27 shots.
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His head rests on an ochre-yellow fabric, and deftly brushed colors at the top suggest banked flowers.
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Brown raised $3.2 million last quarter and now has almost $12 million banked away to defend his seat.
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What people don't understand is the water that we've actually banked would have done no one any good.
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As the airplane banked over the jungle, I could see the great river, looping like liquid silver below.
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English is a trust fund, an unearned inheritance, but I've worked for every bit of French I've banked.
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At 9:03, the second plane banked sickly toward the south tower as the world watched on television.
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After Winston missed a jumper, Andrew Dakich banked in another 3 at the buzzer to complete the outburst.
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Neither was old enough to vote, but Williams phone-banked for Bernie Sanders until he lost the primary.
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He banked in an awkward reverse-angle shot while crashing to the floor after being fouled by Drummond.
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Money transfer was the first basic service Toast wanted to provide migrant workers, many of whom are under-banked.
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"They hit some tough shots, Watson banked one in and he hit a couple of tough ones," Wright said.
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The top five banks in Brazil, led by Itaú Unibanco, control about 82 percent of assets that are banked.
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These hard cash reserves are then often banked back in the assets, mostly government debt, of the currency issuer.
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And that, she said, was before the credit union where her medical marijuana dispensary banked abruptly closed its account.
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The Sixers took their first lead when Hollis Thompson banked in a 3-pointer to make it 21-22.
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From the neo-Gothic town hall of Slupsk, he has slashed debt, increased transparency and banked on sustainable development.
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It's among a number of companies looking to serve the under-banked with new scoring models to facilitate loans.
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"Our hoverboard works on a half pipe, so, by definition it will work on banked turns," Santandrea told me.
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That is why we're seeing banked-slalom races pop up all over the world, organized by resorts and riders.
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Access to traditional cards, particularly credit cards, remains limited to the banked and high-income subset of the population.
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Tory councils in Westminster and Wandsworth have historically banked on a record of low taxes and decent public services.
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Marleau banked his 12th goal of the season off a defenseman at 9:25 and Kapanen scored his second.
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While Tkachuk was parked in front of the cage, Lindholm's shot banked off his foot and into the net.
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Airware has also banked another $30 million in funding as part of a Series C round of venture capital.
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I've raced at Slinger Speedway (in Wisconsin) and that's a really banked track but this is just totally different.
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Middleton banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give Milwaukee a 33-21 advantage after one quarter.
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Recognizing the problem, Director Lee at the USPTO has admirably banked her legacy on improving the quality of patents.
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They banked on the Republican-controlled legislature in North Carolina overreaching in their response — and that's exactly what happened.
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Heller brought in $821,000 to close the year and now has $4.2 million banked away for his reelection effort.
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Their candidate, Dan Bishop, has raised a mere $28503,22019 while Democrat Dan McCready has banked more than $1.5 million.
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The competition for social status runs deep in this country, and Mr. Wesa banked on that to encourage contributions.
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Republicans like Graham banked on the attachment Americans have to the class system we like to pretend doesn't exist.
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But Bible John disappeared after the murder of Helen Puttock, banked straight into the myth kitty of popular imagination.
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Forbes banked on that argument playing well in a district that includes the world's largest naval base in Norfolk.
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Creator Shonda Rhimes says the popular ABC series had banked on living under a Clinton White House in 2017.
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Sacramento's Bogdan Bogdanovic later tied the game at 94 when he banked in a jumper with 23:59 remaining.
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Paul Walker could have banked up to $80 million off his acting had his life not been cut short.
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Banked cord blood cells have been used in over 40,000 transplants worldwide to treat genetic disorders, malignant and not.
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She instead banked on New Hampshire, a libertarian-minded state, as a launching pad for her anti-interventionist ideology.
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If you've already banked scholarship money, or expect to, ask prospective colleges about their displacement policy on outside scholarships.
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Butler upped its lead to 65-58 lead when Baldwin banked in a turnaround jumper with 1:17 lead.
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He got to a shot by teammate Jack Johnson that banked behind the net and out the other side.
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Netanyahu has banked on his relationship with the US President to carry him to electoral victory in the past.
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The Rangers went ahead, 3-2, late in the second when Brendan Smith banked in a shot off Zuccarello.
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Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, banked a $3 billion profit in 2018 The tournament wasn't just about solo play.
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The Nittany Lions' Myles Dread banked in a 3-pointer to make it 50-36 with 9:52 to go.
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Plus, it's the brand your parents banked with, and the one you've associated with financial services since you were young.
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The banked time is immune to inflation or stockmarket crashes, points out Gabriella Spinelli, one of Give & Take's co-directors.
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Rust scooped the puck behind the net and scored on a wraparound that banked in off Dallas defenseman John Klingberg.
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The company has banked on drive-in nostalgia, but its shares have underperformed burger competitors like McDonald's and Red Robin.
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"The worst week of our lives, the week between diagnoses and treatment starting, he went and banked sperm," she says.
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So Kaitlyn grabbed Danielle L., I drafted Rachel, and Jake, currently in last place, banked on a blowout from Corinne.
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Money you have banked with Monzo outside of Savings Pots is protected by the FSCS separately, again up to £85,000.
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DUKE 63, VIRGINIA 62 Grayson Allen banked in a shot at the buzzer, and host Duke upset No. 7 Virginia.
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She heaved the ball one-handed and, wouldn't you know it, banked the ball right in to win the goods.
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Mr Basha had banked on international approval of his protests and boycott of parliament, but has failed to get it.
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Ponds got the final two points of that when he banked in a jumper with just over two minutes remaining.
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Yurtseven's banked-in 3-pointer gave the Wolfpack a 9-2 lead on the way to a 21-10 edge.
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Yet he only won two states, and many of the Southern states he banked on previously have now already voted.
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It was actually nice to be banked by someone like him who's been there himself and seen and done it.
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She has $62 million banked away for the last two weeks of the election, almost four times that of Trump.
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Terry Rozier banked in a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to pull the Celtics within 76-103 heading into the fourth.
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It was an advisory vote, not a binding one; Mr Dudley had already banked his pay before shareholders rejected it.
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They saw her as unworthy of the formidable Mr. Spock, embodied by Nimoy with banked fire and clean-limbed grace.
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But, remember, he's also got his own bona fides to promote, and he's banked a lot on his nuclear credentials.
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In 2019 it banked £48 million across two rapid-fire funding rounds, most recently a £30m Series F in July.
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In Forbes' 2019 ranking of the 100 highest-earning celebrities on the planet, McGregor was 65th, with $47 million banked.
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Claim your free nightsAfter you've banked the 75,0003-point welcome bonus, it's time to put the points to good use.
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Then I decided I'd stick to the banked ramps, and it took me a while to go back to transition.
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Bugatti test driver Andy Wallace reached 304.773 mph on Monday at Volkswagen's banked test track at Ehra-Lessien in Germany.
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For six hours, the B-52 flew tightly banked routes to give Soar the best view of his potential targets.
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Instead, the plane banked sharply left and embarked on a roller coaster trajectory that would have surely terrified the passengers.
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But the national party has banked to the right since Mr. Trump's election, forcing Mr. Cox to try to adapt.
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Mr. Davis said he had already banked significant seed money for his organization from donors he chooses not to disclose.
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Killorn banked in a shot off the stick of Schneider for his first goal in 18 games at 3:19.
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But within a couple of minutes, the plane suddenly plunged 500 feet and banked left in an unusual flight pattern.
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Each new heading involved a banked turn, and each bank complicated the crew's ability to keep the nose from dropping.
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The campaign banked on Klobuchar's Midwestern values and ability to appeal to moderates, Republicans and independents to win over Iowans.
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The helicopter nosed north across the harbor and banked up the coast, across lush forests and fields beyond the city.
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Kubalik's shot bounced off the end boards to Caggiula, who banked the puck in off Andersen from beside the net.
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He shot the puck at an impossible angle along the goal line, and it banked off Lundqvist into the net.
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As part of the rehabilitation, a modern banked track was installed, and a learning center for young students was established.
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His banked 613-pointer from the left elbow on the next possession gave the Sun Devils a 261-22 lead.
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Johnson banked in a shot from near halfcourt to end the first half, pushing the Wolfpack's advantage to 44-29.
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Trump's re-election campaign raised a total of $143 million in all of 2019 and banked $83.4 million of it.
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It cost just $11 million to make and has banked $129 million at the global box office, The Times reported.
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An homage to excess, featuring the signatures of two Hollywood legends, quickly banked $200,000 from an unnamed buyer this week.
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After him, there's a logjam that includes Christie, Bush and Kasich, who have banked their hopes on the Granite State.
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As of the end of September, Lipinski had $1.5 million banked away in his campaign account, while Newman had $97,600.
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Bluiett read the defense and lobbed a pass down low to O'Mara, who banked it in with 44.1 seconds remaining.
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They banked in unison, right at eye level, perfectly synchronized, showing the white undersides of their wings, the dark tops.
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"It stops you from sabotaging your own progress," says 603-year-old Richard Meadows, who banked $100,000 in three years.
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The fans in attendance roared on in support as he banked a second round knockout over Swedish striker Magnus Cedenblad.
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McDonagh banked in a shot off goalie Kari Lehtonen's back for a 4-1 lead 8:26 into the third period.
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The hotel there — which costs 500 Gil per night — comes with a 1.5x boost to your banked XP when you sleep.
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SoftBank-banked Tokopedia, well-funded Matahari Mall and newly merged Orami are all also eyeing Southeast Asia's regional e-commerce play.
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An entire genre of film banked on the assumption that women hide things, and it leads to the downfall of men.
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If Monday's rally is anything near as awkward as that time Cruz phone-banked for Trump, we're in for a delight.
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Eric Staal, brother of Jordan, banked one in off Hurricane goalie Petr Mrazek (24 saves) at 8:57 into the period.
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Like the brashest character on a reality competition, he banked on American respect for a maverick and eschewed rules of decorum.
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Data usage is shared across all devices, and can be banked for later use if you don't use all of it.
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Kiev has banked only $8.7 billion originally made available under the deal and its debt obligations will peak in 2018-2020.
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Slight twitches left or right banked me toward the passing lane to my left or the guard rail to my right.
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She writes about how to be good at money without giving up the stuff you love on her blog, Half Banked.
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Take early retirees Justin and Kaisorn McCurry, who banked more than $1 million in a decade to retire in their 0003s.
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The latest entry in the DC Extended Universe opened in U.S. theaters on Friday with an impressive $332.1 million already banked.
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The company has banked on continued demand for animal nutrition products, veterinary treatments and a growing market for pet grooming services.
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From just behind the right post, he banked the puck in off of goaltender Pekka Rinne for his fifth playoff marker.
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Crowds were banked from the center of the streets to the sidewalks in a colorful, cheering throng which stretched for miles.
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The extra force from the banked track, combined with the friction from the tires, is enough to turn the car safely.
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A slightly banked turn, with a gentle grade of 15 degrees or less, can help push the vehicle into the turn.
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About a decade ago, her laboratory began clinical tests of children with cerebral palsy whose parents had banked their cord blood.
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It had previously banked on an improvement in margins and profits at its construction unit, but said these would now fall.
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Forbes said 18 actors banked more than $20 million in its June 53-June 2016 scoring period, compared with four actresses.
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Tom Murray, the chief executive of the company that owns Barbasol, banked on Lincicome's presence drawing more attention to this event.
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But Facebook still noted that Apple's products levy fees and require users to be banked, which Libra and Calibra do not.
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For years, they've banked on seeing some kind of justice for what happened, but even that's now up in the air.
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Virginia reclaimed the advantage, but Edwards banked home a 3-pointer to put Purdue up, 69-67, with 1:10 left.
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The club had banked on reaching the lucrative Champions League, a competition that would have been worth at least $50 million.
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Khaled banked north of $20k and gave the crowd a bonus ... the unveiling of his new song -- "For Free" featuring Drake.
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Ms. Nixon had banked her campaign on shifting the electorate, bringing in newly energized liberals in the age of President Trump.
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When they weren't making noise at the governor's mansion, some of the air hornists phone-banked and door-knocked for Cooper.
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Second-quarter totals show a lower tier of candidates burning through cash trying to stay viable, while the leaders banked millions.
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NH: And you're not the only one really trying to help the under banked population in Southeast Asia if you will.
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Notre Dame's Rex Pflueger stole an inbounds pass and banked in a desperation half-court shot to close the first half.
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Crosby, from the corner to Lundqvist's right, banked the puck off the goaltender to give the Penguins a two-goal margin.
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Just 224 seconds later, Suter's seeing-eye shot from below the goal line banked off Bernier's pad and into the net.
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Those runs will be deposited in the team's account and shown on the space provided on the scoreboard *total banked runs.
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The veteran defenseman pinched in behind the net and banked a shot off McElhinney for his third goal of the season.
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However, he retrieved the puck and banked in his 053th goal off the netminder from behind the net at 3:01.
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Charles Barkley joined him onstage at his final rally, and Alyssa Milano phone-banked for him and drove voters to the polls.
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But Dieng pushed the Wolves' lead to nine points headed to the fourth on a three at the buzzer that banked in.
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She banked a cool $26 million for the year, largely thanks to her Oscar-winning performance in the musical La La Land.
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When Justice banked a right-handed runner while getting fouled with 7:35 to go, Arizona State held a 77-69 lead.
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Fournier picked up a steal and banked in a buzzer-beating shot from the free-throw line to close out the quarter.
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The following year, having banked enough cash to follow his passion, Bloch set out on a mission to improve consumers' financial health.
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Three large manufacturers achieved compliance based on the emission performance of their vehicles, without using additional banked credits, according to the EPA.
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Lowry banked in a shot with 4:21 to play and made the free throw to again cut the lead to one.
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US Iran policy exposed Trump has banked on Iran's clerical leaders being forced back to the negotiating table by relentless economic pressure.
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This risks a version of the mistake Republican Party insiders made in 22012, when they banked on Trump falling by the wayside.
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Pringles, which could last up to 15 months in storage, banked UK retail sales of $342.6 million last year, according to Euromonitor.
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Authorities said Williams banked on being able to file enough claims to quickly blow through their deductibles so he could get paid.
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For someone who has banked much of his public persona on being a dealmaker, Trump is struggling to make a deal here.
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Wiggins drained a banked 57.73-pointer at the end of the first half to give Minnesota a 257.7-215 lead at halftime.
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He fed Malkin, who banked a shot from the side of the net off Andersen for his second goal of the season.
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Long-term development will come over the long haul, over all the banked reps and the things that happen in a game.
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We're told business is boomin' -- Dorinda's sold more than 700 items and banked more than $100k a month after launching the line.
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The plane was flying at 32,000 feet when it banked steeply to the left and the oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling.
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Thus, as we banked over the highway that ran between Kandahar and Kabul, I saw a bleary-eyed trucker behind the wheel.
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Schofield banked in a 234-pointer from above the key to give the Vols a 233-216 lead with 25:5 remaining.
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Three seconds after an unsuccessful power play, White was credited with a goal when the puck banked off Chorney's skate and in.
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The raw estimate of $22 million put Ryan ToysReview just ahead of controversial star Jake Paul (who banked $21.5 million that year).
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Milwaukee led by three points when Middleton banked in a two-foot hook shot with 3:22 left in the third quarter.
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When Fernandinho then banked his shot in off two opponents, P.S.G.'s coach, Laurent Blanc, threw up his hands on the sideline.
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For Amazon, however, offering credit to the under-banked or unbanked is another way of expanding its business to a broader market.
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Engineers there laid out details that showed Moneypenny how to transition the flat straightaways in and out of the high-banked corners.
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Bloomberg, a billionaire former New York mayor, banked on an unwieldy field, but he may have misjudged how quickly it would consolidate.
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He said Salvini had not banked on 5 Star and the Democratic Party joining forces, given the acrimonious history between the parties.
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Meanwhile, Toomey has chugged along, with allies hinting at another monster fundraising quarter to add to the $8.6 million he already banked.
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San Jose dominated long stretches of play, but Los Angeles kept it close with two goals banked in off the Sharks' defense.
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On top of that haul from individual donors, Gonzalez also loaned the campaign $100,000, giving him $200063,000 banked away for his bid.
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Before results began to emerge that night, cable had risen as high as $1.50 as traders banked on a vote to remain.
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That creates a sticky situation for outlets that have banked on food as a lifestyle subject—a matter of taste and style.
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Former CEO John Sculley had banked Apple's future on the pricey PowerPC processor, while the major Windows PC manufacturers stuck with Intel.
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He cited layoffs at SoftBank-banked companies, like robotic pizza-maker Zume, as one sign that the investment environment is becoming tougher.
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Turris pushed Nashville's lead to 3-1 after Rocco Grimaldi banked a pass to him off the boards in the neutral zone.
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Every dollar banked in an HSA is an opportunity for patient choice to spur competition and innovation in health care and insurance.
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Bird spun and banked in a 273-pointer to make it 216.4-28.8, capping a 21.8-03 run to open the quarter.
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Klobuchar has banked on a strong finish in the Hawkeye State, which will hold the nation's first nominating contest on Feb. 3.
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At first, the paycheck from the dealership was the bigger of the two, so he banked that and lived off the other.
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Having that amount banked can be particularly advantageous to future high-earners who will reach the Roth cap early in their careers.
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The comeback included Brandon Robinson's banked-in 214-pointer that closed the gap to 23-223 with more than 227 minutes left.
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Miami was coming off a home victory over Golden State on Wednesday night on Dwyane Wade's banked 33-pointer at the buzzer.
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This is a problem for sectors from retail to luxury and even fast-food, where many international names have banked on continued growth.
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Of course it was always my ambition, my ultimate goal in being so passionate about music — but it's never something I banked on.
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A recent EPA report found that most large automakers used banked credits, along with technology improvements, to maintain compliance in model year 2017.
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Kessel, playing left wing rather than his customary right wing, attempted a cross-zone pass, but it banked off of a Devils player.
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And now she faces a potentially more tricky calendar, after two losses in the two states she had most banked on in February.
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More than anyone else, the Minnesota senator has banked her prospects on Iowa, visiting every county and positioning herself as the hometown candidate.
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If soldiers wanted to get their sperm banked beforehand, they would have to do so at their own expense, according to the policy.
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The two largest private prison operators to have been banked by JPMC — CoreCivic and GEO Group — have had fairly stable revenue and profits.
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You could hear it go silent, and then he banked to the left, clipped the tree and fell on the number 8 tee.
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Two more 3-pointers, that both banked off the backboard, were part of a 15-3 run giving Minnesota a 23-11 lead.
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In these cases you have to carefully coordinate braking and entry points, because you're coming off of the banked turns at high speed.
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An official at Gambia's Trust Bank Ltd, who declined to be named, confirmed the foundation banked there but declined to give further details.
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This time, he banked the puck off Shea Theodore, and the puck went right to McDavid, who ripped a shot under the bar.
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To date, Affirm has banked over $400 million from firms like Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Spark Capital.
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Hoffman opened the scoring 25 seconds into the game when he banked a shot in off Fleury from behind the Penguins' goal line.
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The advantages of European integration—freedom to work and travel, trade and cross-border investment, grants for poor areas—are banked and forgotten.
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The show dwelled on the diversity complaints aired through #OscarsSoWhite, yet blithely mocked Asian-Americans with punch lines that banked on Asian stereotypes.
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If this continues, the under-banked consumers who count on these businesses for access to credit would be left with nowhere to turn.
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You banked the big credit card sign-up bonus, took your dream vacation and now you're excited to do it all over again.
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Klobuchar ended the midterm election season with nearly $4.4 million banked in her campaign account -- just ahead of Booker's $4.1 million cash balance.
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Sergio Liana, an architect who lives near Venice but banked with Popolare di Vicenza, invested half his life savings in the bank's shares.
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Stivers still has a prohibitive advantage in cash banked and his race in Ohio's 15th District is rated by CNN as solid Republican.
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Helpster, a Bangkok-based company that matches employers with people seeking blue-collar jobs, has banked $2.1 million to expand across Southeast Asia.
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The reset of the postseason amplifies the worry, all those banked wins suddenly swept away as promos proclaim the real season starts NOW.
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Colorado Hemp Farmers Are Turning to Bitcoin for Their Banking Woes (2016) A concrete look at what bitcoin can offer under-banked industries.
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In the final minutes, Wade swished a 123-pointer and banked in two more en route to 14 points in the final quarter.
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CHINA: Blue-chip stocks in China climbed more than 2% to seven-week highs as investors banked on more policy support from Beijing.
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Meanwhile, the people who banked on them as newlyweds and had prepared no backup retirement plan now live in what are basically slums.
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Joe Biden has banked his presidential campaign on winning South Carolina — a bet that is looking less and less likely to pay off.
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Platforms that provide insights into a company landscape, such as LinkedIn or Glassdoor, are ultimately banked more around individuals and their own representations.
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When the Yankees didn't address their stated need for pitching at the July 31 trade deadline, team officials banked on improvement from within.
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Thirty percent of Democrats like both of them, and 28% on top of either&aposs banked support is enough to become the nominee.
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INDOORS The house, built in 2406, is two stories, with the entry at street level and a lower level banked onto a hill.
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The house is banked on a hillside, with entry at the top, where the dining room and kitchen are open to each other.
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The decisive sequence started when defenseman Adam Fox's shot from the right circle sailed over the net and banked off the end boards.
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Kawhi Leonard banked home the tiebreaking basket with 4.2 seconds remaining and the Toronto Raptors edged the Nets, 127-125, on Monday night.
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Track cyclists compete on a banked oval, called a velodrome, and Catlin seemed suited for it because it required both power and precision.
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Investors and project developers had banked on the stability of the policy, which is scheduled to phase out by 2020, in planning their investments.
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The band has always banked on curated nostalgia — from 1975 or otherwise — for a generation that has all of recorded history at their fingertips.
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It was clear Seacrest had banked on spending most of the interview talking about Alwyn's recent 28th birthday, but totally screwed up the date.
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Dell stopped the shot by Cousins, who kicked the rebound back onto his stick and banked the puck off the post into the net.
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According to Gallant, the veterinarians from its newly acquired business have treated hundreds of cats and dogs already with their own banked stem cells.
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Breath of the Wild is the big game the company has banked on to boost the initial success of its new console, the Switch.
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The former hockey player banked a solid three rounds but strangely seemed to get easily swept each time he gained mount on 'The Pfist'.
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Major League Baseball could use more of that buzz and attention — even if it comes at the expense of a star getting banked on.
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The Jazz pushed their lead back to 111-102 when Crowder banked a corner 3-pointer high off the glass with 23:05 left.
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You might not save up an entire down payment this year, but having 25 percent of one banked is still going to feel amazing.
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The theme park banked on the 21 Sydney Olympic Games to deliver an influx of visitors to the venue, but this sadly never eventuated.
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Florida State threatened, but when Maye banked in a 313-point shot with about nine minutes left, it pushed the margin to 64-52.
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Tencent said today that it banked over RMB300 million ($46 million) from bank transfer fees from WeChatPay, almost all of which came from China.
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The Trump administration and those previous presidents have banked on the National Emergencies Act of 1976 to back them up when redirecting federal funds.
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Jackson missed the first free throw and then tried to intentionally miss the second but instead banked it in as the Grizzlies fell short.
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We're told Short banked in 5-figures for the track ... which will be the company's official theme song for trade shows and ad campaigns.
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A rogue pilot couldn't have banked on the failure of an oblivious radar operator not to scramble jets to see what was going on.
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Others are adding new benefits for elite members, and adding more ways for members to spend banked miles they can't use in the air.
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Alkins banked in a 3-pointer with 4.0 seconds left as Arizona closed to 533-93 before Brown finished it with two free throws.
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He swooped in from the left point, shook off defenseman Justin Schultz's attempt to stall him and banked the puck in off Murray's body.
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The strategy worked for Justin and Kaisorn McCurry, for example, who banked more than $1 million in a decade to retire in their 30s.
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Therefore the tribe has the right to offer banked table games for the compact's entire 20-year term ending 103 at its seven locations.
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Some of the new cases accuse sperm banks of careless record-keeping, or mishandling or misappropriation of sperm banked for a client's personal use.
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And most Republican incumbents retained the advantage in money banked for the rest of the cycle despite large gains made by their Democratic opponents.
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Like a ghostly reminder of the past of one of the world's greatest racetracks, the steep banked parts of the track remain in place.
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The day before school began, I banked a midrange fadeaway from the left side over the meaty paws of an invisible all-state center.
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The ball banked off two walls and past right fielder Chad Pinder as Cron raced to third for his first triple of the season.
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The new Afghan government of President Ashraf Ghani banked tremendous political capital on trying to persuade Pakistan to bring the Taliban to the table.
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With this new money banked, the company plans to go deeper in its existing markets to reach new cities, and move into Thailand, too.
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"Just about no one anticipated this strike until about a month and a half ago so there isn't much that is banked," he said.
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In 1967, Moneypenny was asked to design a two-mile, high-banked oval on a former farm in the Irish Hills near Brooklyn, Mich.
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Twitter's much more successful social rival Facebook has banked more than $34 billion in the nearly six years since it became a public company.
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Mike Bloomberg, who joined the race late and banked his personal war chest on Super Tuesday races, dropped out Wednesday morning and endorsed Biden.
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Dmitry Orlov drew the Capitals even at the 13:11 mark, firing a shot that banked off the skate of Sabres defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen.
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Max Rose, an Army veteran, won the Democratic nomination on Tuesday, and had more than $1 million banked as of the latest filing period.
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The development would also include 2500 acres of public space, banked to protect against flooding, as well as barges with cafes and kayak docks.
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Schenn moved around and centered the puck but Rangers goaltender Alexandar Georgiev was out of position and the puck banked off his left skate.
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Sanders, who hails from neighboring Vermont, has banked on a strong showing in New Hampshire to propel his campaign well beyond the February primary.
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Instead, the campaign banked on Sanders's unwavering focus on economic issues and wealth inequality, believing that consistent message would win out in the end.
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Skinner ended the scoring with 11.8 seconds left when he banked in a shot off Lehner's back for his 13th goal of the season.
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And he'll likely have some serious financial backing — Politico reported last week that the Club for Growth has banked $10 million to support Hawley.
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I have banked up a few through work, but I'm still a long way from being able to use them for flights and stuff.
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"There is a risk that external assistance from Turkey was not banked intact in the Treasury single account in a timely manner," it read.
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"The simplest explanation is that President Bush overestimated the amount of political capital he had banked," wrote William A. Galston of the Brookings Institution.
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The Tigers also banked a 3-yard touchdown run by Patrick Taylor and a 1-yard scoring plunge from Kenneth Gainwell in the half.
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Armia moved the puck along the left boards, angled toward the crease and banked a shot off Sharks defenseman Justin Braun's skate and past Jones.
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It always seemed likely that the one-child policy was a little like a dam, with couples wanting a second child banked up behind it.
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The FDIC estimated that more than 27% of those households used a prepaid card in 2015; that's compared to just 7% for fully banked households.
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Taking the inbound, James stalked down the court, drove around the corner, and banked home a buzzer beater that sent the Cleveland crowd into hysterics.
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At 9:35, Evans drove the lane, banked in a lay-up, got fouled and hit the free throw, extending the margin to 25-20.
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Bozak was stationed near the opposite post, and the puck banked off his skate and into the net for his 15th goal of the season.
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After Allen tipped in Dinwiddie's missed layup with 1:19 left to put Brooklyn ahead 98-96, Siakim banked in a layup 10 seconds later.
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Jordan banked in a shot, somehow, from the baseline, but it was a fraction of a second too late and the referees waved it off.
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Macron's victory extends a losing run for Putin, who had banked on political upheaval in Western capitals bringing in new leaders better disposed toward Russia.
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Deval Patrick and Michael Bennet, will similarly face crunch in the coming weeks: Each of them had less than $5 million banked heading into 2020.
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Chiasson set up shop at the doorstop, and Connor McDavid's pass to the front of the net banked off Chiasson's leg and into the cage.
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Each rounded corner is steeply banked, so that those canted stretches of asphalt are thrust high into the air like the walls of a canyon.
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Netanyahu had banked on his allies in his government to help pass a law that would have granted him immunity from prosecution while in office.
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Combined with Mercer's super-PAC, Mercer's Make America Number 1, they have banked $21625 away for the home stretch, one-third that of Clinton allies.
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The plane banked and looped above the craggy cliffs and rock faces of Eastern Greenland that are slowly being ground to dust by immense glaciers.
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Upton trailed challenger George Franklin by less, $172,000 to $270,000, and maintained a large cash on hand advantage, with $0003 million banked to Franklin's $382,000.
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Macron's victory extends a losing run for Putin, who had banked on political upheaval in Western capitals bringing in new leaders better disposed towards Russia.
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Instead, Colborne gave the Flames a 1-0 lead at 5:38 when he banked the puck off Pavelec's stick and into the Winnipeg goal.
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The frontrunner dealt a fatal loss to Senator Ted Cruz, who banked much of his faltering campaign on defeating Trump in Indiana on Tuesday night.
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Trump's trip to New Hampshire comes after several polls showing a serious narrowing of the race in a state Democrats had banked on Clinton winning.
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Just when we were counting him out, Mir banked two back-to-back first round knockout victories over Antonio 'Big Foot' Silva and Todd Duffee.
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The Bulls regained the lead moments later, as Markkanen banked in a jump shot on the ensuing possession for his first points since Jan. 22.
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The docs, obtained by TMZ, show that Jaeden Lieberher -- who plays young Bill -- banked $100,000 for the 2017 film ... plus a $35k box office bonus.
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Owen Wilson reportedly made $2.5 million to return for Cars 2, and Angelina Jolie banked a quick million for her work in Kung Fu Panda.
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Why it matters: The standards are getting tougher now, and companies are not only drawing down their banked credits; they've stopped generating new ones, too.
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But having break time, that was her break," Vellucci said, adding that Doan "had banked time to take a break, which involves dropping the hoop.
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Danault then scooped up a rebound of a blocked pass near the left post and then banked in a shot off of Dubnyk's right skate.
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Walk-on guard Drew Weikert drove the lane and banked in a lay-up to pull the Commodores within 216-26 with 33:23 left.
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Boeheim later beat the shot clock with a 30-foot 3-pointer that banked in to put Syracuse ahead 57-49 with 1:19 left.
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Countries around the world have banked billions of dollars from top telecom companies that are trying to get access to the best spectrum bands available.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Powering around the banked wooden boards of a Olympic velodrome at 60kph, dangerously close to the bike in front, takes guts.
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But Nunn banked in a 1013-pointer from 25 feet as the shot clock expired with 7:09 left for a 99-83 Heat advantage.
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Conley also banked in a 3-foot shot at the end of the game, but it was ruled that he released his shot after the buzzer.
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Emails between Uber and the city of Pittsburgh that I obtained in October showed that the city had long banked on Uber's help on that application.
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Republicans banked on Trump's popularity in the state, which he won by more than 20 percentage points in 2016, to carry Rosendale over the finish line.
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Engelland fired a wrist shot from about 10 feet out and it banked off Buffalo defenseman Marco Scandella's right hip and toe and into the net.
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Mr. Biden's cash on hand — $9 million — is now only a fraction of what Senators Bernie Sanders ($33.7 million) and Elizabeth Warren ($25.7 million) have banked.
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That's when the 6-foot-353 Fernando banked in a 3-pointer, indicative of the night he was having, and stretched the lead back to nine.
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Instead Trump banked on reconstructing much of the Reagan coalition which included many white working-class voters who would have been expected to vote for Democrats.
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These insights allow retailers to see cost/benefit analysis of arranging their inventory, something that might interest Nike, which banked $36.4 billion in revenue last year.
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"Genetic diversity is crucial, and frankly, eggs from the surviving females and banked sperm are not going to be enough to accomplish our goals," Ryder said.
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Only one other snowboarding contest has been around as long as the Legendary Banked Slalom, or LBS: the US Open, which has moved locations several times.
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Xpeng has to date banked $1.3 billion from Alibaba, IDG Capital, Foxconn, UCAR and other big-name investors, according to disclosed funding data collected by Crunchbase.
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Of around 360 men with cancer or infertility diagnoses who banked sperm at a Texas sperm bank, almost 85 per cent consented to post-mortem use.
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The 84-year-old City of London law firm banked its second-highest ever profit per equity partner in the financial year that ended in April.
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Wonder Woman banked an estimated $100.5 million in domestic ticket sales, making it the largest-ever opening for a film directed by a woman — that's Jenkins.
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Like the other models, her contract guaranteed her pay and housing for two months in Osaka, which she had banked on to launch her modeling career.
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He would take me to the top of a large, snow-banked hill and, after properly securing me, send me flying, laughing all the way down.
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And while there are now a plethora of brands doing customized everything (even leather jackets), Dresshirt has banked big on the personalized element from the start.
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For Clausnitzer, who banked his own cells three years ago, the possibility of using them in the future gives him peace of mind as he ages.
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The reduction in regulations should benefit small businesses and farms, particularly in rural communities that are otherwise under-banked because mega-banks feed on large markets.
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His campaign announced that he closed the year with $85033 million banked away, twice what he had on hand at this point in the 2012 cycle.
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Kadri's 24th goal of the season of the season tied the score at 17:52 when his pass from behind the net banked in off Dzingel.
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The 206 million vacation days that could not be rolled over, banked or paid out last year added up to about $66.4 billion in lost benefits.
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The Huskies scored the first 7 points of the game, beginning with a banked-in 3-pointer from Kia Nurse, and they were off and running.
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"The plane banked hard to the left, went into the hangar, and then within minutes — two to three minutes — there were huge flames," Mr. Jenkins said.
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The plant banked big profits in 2013 and 2014 as it used trains to bring crude oil in from the burgeoning shale business in North Dakota.
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Since, she's collected four more Grand Slams, been ranked the No. 1 player in the world and banked nearly $300 million in prize money and endorsements.
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Federal Election Commission reports filed this week illustrate Democrats' formidable advantage: The 44 Democrats in the most competitive seats banked a collective $59 million so far.
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Given a limited choice, they endorsed Mr. Rouhani's platform of diplomatic engagement with the West and banked that it would produce at least some modest improvements.
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"The sector in the UAE is over-banked, therefore mergers to create bigger entities with better synergy and efficiency is positive for Abu Dhabi," Qaqish added.
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Andreas Athanasiou passed the puck to the point to Green, who fired a shot that banked off the inside of the goalpost and into the net.
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With her children long gone, she sold her large house in Oakville, bought a relatively large condo in town and still banked a real estate windfall.
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Gephardt, from neighboring Missouri, cultivated a blue collar Midwestern moderation and banked on support from one of the key pillars of the Democratic electorate, organized labor.
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And Mr Comey, four years into a ten-year term, was so hated by Democrats that the president perhaps banked on his removal stirring little serious opposition.
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Devon Hall brought the ball up the court and passed to Thompson in the left corner, who banked in his 3-pointer over Thomas to end it.
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Ascend CEO Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa told CNBC's "Street Signs " in an interview that Ant Financial had a successful history of catering to the under-banked population in China.
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The Lions crawled back to trail by 3, after Lo banked a 3-pointer off the glass with just over eight minutes remaining, make it 863-57.
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Instead, it's banked on the track record of one of its founders, Frederic Court, considered one of the more successful VCs in Europe, and its particular focus.
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He fanned on his forehand attempt then wheeled around and banked a backhand shot off Anderson for his 11th goal of the season in his 15th game.
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Kevin Harvick (200.372 mph), Erik Jones (200.326 mph) and Kyle Busch (200.252 mph) also averaged laps of more than 200 mph on the high-banked fast track.
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According to his contract, the teen actor, who plays Jalen in the movie, banked $65k for "Barbershop: The Next Cut" ... which took in more than $20 million.
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Defenseman Cam Fowler set up the goal with a banked pass off the left boards at center ice that Comtois controlled as he got behind the defense.
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HKEx chief executive Charles Li has banked on deepening the bourse's ties with mainland China to sustain profit growth, despite a gloomy outlook for the Chinese economy.
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If you already have Premium, the gift code can be used to extend your subscription for one additional year, or banked as Points to use for later.
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The Jungle Book swings in for a dominant first-place finish in the weekly box office tussle, with an estimated $103.6 million banked from Friday to Sunday.
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Hood made a floater and banked in a jumper sandwiched around back-to-back baskets from Favors to extend Utah's lead to 55-46 going into halftime.
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Hamby, perhaps misreading the clock, which still had over seven seconds left, launched a running, 38-foot shot that banked in to give the Aces the lead.
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Aldridge shot 18 for 23, including his first 33-pointer of the season; he even banked in a left-handed scoop shot while falling in the lane.
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We all lay down in the HSAC , anticipating Hal's call for an emergency breakaway, followed by a banked turn and a high-powered retreat over the waves.
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Hood drilled back-to-back 163-pointers and Thabo Sefolosha banked in a floater to cut Minnesota's lead to 216-240 in the final minute before halftime.
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But he also liked to spend his weekends racing at Wall Stadium Speedway, a high-banked one-third-mile asphalt oval about 40 miles north of Mayetta.
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One of the pair lurches under God's outstretched arm, showing only a head banked on one shoulder, his cheerless face darkened by a black mop of hair.
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Neither can carry a pregnancy to term, so conservationists hope to fertilize their eggs in vitro with banked sperm and use southern white rhinos as surrogate mothers.
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While banked northern white rhino sperm is available from several males not related to Najin and Fatu, neither female is able to carry a pregnancy to term.
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Conservationists hope to extract Najin and Fatu's eggs; fertilize the eggs in vitro with banked sperm; and then implant the embryos in surrogate southern white rhino females.
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Then Barton banked a shot in, Gordon missed a 3-pointer and Grant hit two free throws to make it 113-106 and put the game away.
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I interviewed him in a four-seater airplane, as a pilot in an open Hawaiian shirt banked hard over the city, an intricate geometric sight below us.
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His presidential campaign's most recent quarterly filings showed it banked $46 million in the last three months of 2019, beginning 2020 with $103 million cash on hand.
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And all but six of the so-called frontliners have at least half a million more banked than their challengers, if they have any challenger at all.
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The Astros had banked on Verlander to close out the series and avoid more complications, but he was chased in the fourth inning, having surrendered four runs.
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Ryan Murphy banked a 3-pointer to pull Pitt within 24-19 with 5:55 left in the first half, but Syracuse's zone continually confounded the Panthers.
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His driving layup was blocked by Arizona State's Romello White, but Pritchard grabbed the loose ball and banked in a second shot for a 72-62 lead.
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On the other end was former House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.) who cultivated a blue collar Midwestern moderation and banked on support from organized labor.
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Ennis missed the net with his shot, but Duclair picked up the loose puck and banked a shot off Oilers goalie Mike Smith and into the cage.
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With a nasty first-round knockout banked in the semi, Freire was, on paper at least, fresh for the RIZIN lightweight grand prix final against Tofiq Musayev.
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Trouba set up shop at the left point and sent a wrist shot from the top of the circle that banked off the inside of the post.
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Ualá has provided over 1.3M accounts for unbanked and under-banked Argentine customers in the past two years and recently launched new products for lending and savings.
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Burns quickly fired the puck from the half wall and it banked off an Ottawa defender and into the cage for his ninth goal of the season.
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The Kings were in a difficult position until Nemanja Bjelica banked in a 63-pointer and was fouled by New Orleans' Brandon Ingram with 4.2 seconds left.
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The Kings had managed a miraculous tie when Nemanja Bjelica banked in a 1023-pointer and was fouled by New Orleans' Brandon Ingram with 1013 seconds left.
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He had banked on his radical proposals generating a surge of support from young people and other previous non-voters to counteract Conservative support among older voters.
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Seems the 15-year-old has the Midas touch ... Danielle also banked $1 mil on her 25-city tour, and her single "Hi Bich" went certified gold!
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Meier was at the end boards and sent the puck to the front of the net, where it banked home off the skate of Blues defenseman Vince Dunn.
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And that's a tidy sum there: Stone banked a cool $26 million for the year, largely thanks to her Oscar-winning performance in the musical La La Land.
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New York answered with a 10-239 run to get within 23-260, and it was 258-210 when Hardaway banked in a layup with 275:33 left.
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According to Forbes, Kardashian raked in an estimated $28 million in 2015 while Bündchen banked $44 million dollars before taxes and expenses between June 2014 and June 2015.
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Just like billionaires who can rely on their banked money to work for itself, ISIS can today rely on its vast network to continue growing its support base.
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Alchemy 43 offers a payment system whereby members can pay $99 per month via debit, and that money is then banked and customers can apply it to treatments.
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People are increasingly happy to be multi-banked if they can get better prices and services that way, something that has worked in big banks' favor so far.
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He stole the puck from Talbot behind the net and banked home a shot off the skate of Flames defender Rasmus Andersson for his first of the season.
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The Mavericks led by 17 points after Doncic banked in a 228-pointer early in the third quarter, and two Porzingis free throws soon made it 227-210.
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Their thinking was spot-on: In 20153, its first year of sales, Away banked $12 million and by June of last year, it had already quadrupled that number.
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Chicago went ahead 213-220 on a power play 215:218 after that when Kane banked one in off Oilers goaltender Cam Talbot's skate from behind the net.
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Eyewitnesses told media it was raining heavily when the plane banked sharply, with the tip of its wing hitting the water before it nose dived into the sea.
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Beijing-based fleet management company G7 announced on Monday that it has banked $1.383 million to drive technological development, bringing its total capital raised to around $500 million.
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Along the way, Schultz also learned how to snowboard — and on Friday will be trying to win his second gold medal when he competes in the banked slalom.
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He banked online, paid his taxes online, shopped on Amazon—so what makes us think we can't change people in their 40s and 50s sitting in a bank?
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Jose Maldonado, a restaurant owner in Southern California who banked with Wells Fargo for 15 years, said he discovered seven accounts after enlisting the help of his accountant.
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YouTube sets a 23,000 view baseline for a channel to be eligible for monetization, and they won't cut you a check until you've banked $100 in ad spots.
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The SNB's massive euro purchases in the currency markets to date are recycled and banked in this broad array of stocks, bonds and other assets around the world.
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So now I've got a $20 bet on the table — $5 more than the previous bet — and I've added $10 from my winnings to what I have banked.
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Jonathan Drouin made a backhand pass that banked off the boards, and Hedman scored on a one-timer from the right circle to make the score 3-0.
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The remainder is now banked in the foam insulation or other products it was used to manufacture and will slowly leak out over the course of the century.
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Wiggins banked in a last-second shot from more than 30 feet out to give the Timberwolves a 115-223.9 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday.
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Just 45.5 percent of the population is sufficiently banked, while 31.1 percent depend on some form of outside financial product and 18.2 percent lack a bank account entirely.
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Mr Najib admits to having banked whopping sums, but says the money was a gift from an unnamed Saudi royal, and that most of it has been returned.
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The former coal executive banked on conservative frustration with McConnell to boost his campaign, while a super PAC with ties to Washington Republicans slammed Blankenship with negative ads.
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The clincher came when he drove the left side of the floor and banked in a short shot with 2:20 left, extending the margin to 74-68.
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Howden has banked on consumer spending on big-ticket purchases like home improvements to drive its growth, with sales rising nearly 50 percent in the past five years.
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The race cars, which can reach speeds faster than 200 mph at NASCAR's fastest tracks, would fling outwards and off the track if not for the banked turns.
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Nearly two million voters — perhaps 40 percent of the electorate — have already cast ballots, and the data from early voting suggests that she has banked a considerable lead.
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The pilot of WhiteKnightTwo, Mike Masucci, climbed above forty thousand feet, flying over Death Valley, then banked west, toward Sequoia National Park, and, finally, south, back toward Mojave.
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This course, built in 2000, is a 1,000-foot dirt snake of jumps (called "obstacles"), straightaways and banked turns, designed to be challenging and fun, but also fast.
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Come the race in early April, he qualified and finished 14th but that remained the sum of his oval learning experience – driving a heavily banked one-miler oval.
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Southeast Asia is East Ventures' main focus, where it counts 80 active portfolio startups including Softbank-banked Tokopedia, e-commerce firms Orami and Hipvan and Tech In Asia.
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Last year alone the 206 million vacation days that could could not be rolled over, banked or paid out added up to about $66.4 billion in lost benefits.
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The governor, who has banked more than $200 million in investment income while in office, forgoes his $130,000 state salary and jets across Florida in his own plane.
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Trump might have been unpredictable, but the media was predictable; CNN capitalized on the public's insatiable appetite for all things Trump, and Trump's campaign banked on the coverage.
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"When you make a whole lot of small lifestyle changes at once, the cumulative effect is incredibly powerful," says Richard Meadows, 993, who banked $100,000 in three years.
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Ms. Abrams banked on the support of young people, women, and African-American and Hispanic voters, while Ms. Evans reached out to moderate and conservative-leaning white voters.
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He banked it off Price, who was out of position, and into the net at 13:43 in the second to put the Rangers ahead by 2-1.
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CJ McCollum scored on a runner to trim the difference to 113-23, then banked in a shot to make it 113-109 with 1:39 to go.
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Then the plane banked, and suddenly it appeared, two black, shadowed depths feeding into a chasm where the side of the mesa falls away toward the valley floor.
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At the first-half buzzer, the sophomore Tyler Dorsey banked in his fourth 3-pointer — from nearly 30 feet away — to give the Ducks a 44-603 lead.
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Emerging markets now account for more than half global economic output and have stockpiled trillions of dollars of foreign exchange reserves, much of that banked in U.S. bonds.
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The freshman guard hit three consecutive 3-pointers midway through the first half, including a banked-in 40-footer that helped the Minutemen build a 20-14 lead.
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Some banked on the fact that they would make thousands or even millions from their equity in WeWork — enough to buy a house or pay off student debt.
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Trump might have been unpredictable, but the media was predictable: CNN capitalized on the public's insatiable appetite for all things Trump, and Trump's campaign banked on the coverage.
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Hoffman had an impossible angle — the puck was still behind the goal line — but nicely banked the puck into the net off the pad of Marc-André Fleury.
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"There is a market because there are many people who are not banked, who do not want the costs of traditional banks," Wilobank President Guillermo Francos told Reuters.
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"A handful of people unfortunately have banked the entire future of their town, the entire future of their families, and their children's employment on this data center," Daly said.
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Glendening got the blade of his stick on Jonathan Ericsson's point shot and then the puck banked off the right skate of Islanders defenseman Johnny Boychuk and past Greiss.
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"Aha," you might think, "that sounds pretty definitive and recent," and it does — but the same source also notes that 515 million people became "banked" between 2014 and 2017.
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Even though she will likely secure the nomination in New Jersey, which also goes to the polls June 7, Clinton has banked on the support of non-white Americans.
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The sight of Trump alongside the Mexican president provided the photo-op that the campaign appears to have banked on despite not knowing how the candidate would be received.
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But the Banked Slalom remains one of the few places where a 'next gener' can race on the same course as Seth Wescott and Maëlle Ricker, both gold medalists.
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The firm, which listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2014, has banked on continued demand for animal nutrition products, veterinary treatments and a growing market for grooming services.
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"Two billion people are under-banked in the emerging economies and they are our customers," Ismail Ahmed, founder and CEO of WorldRemit, told CNBC in an interview in February.
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This market isn't the "unbanked," it's the "pre-banked," explains Step CEO CJ MacDonald, whose previous startup, mobile gift card platform Gyft, sold to First Data several years ago.
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But Hollywood has long banked on the fact that general audiences enjoy spying on the lifestyles of the rich and assumed viewers will be comfortable relating to their stories.
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While the committees ended May neck-and-neck in cash-on-hand at just over $60 million, the DCCC announced it now had over $68 million banked going forward.
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In 21999, the "median household" banked only $247,400, and households with incomes in the bottom 22017% had, on average, only $214,323 in savings; 232% of them, $236,21 or less.
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The administration has banked on private-sector assistance to develop technology modernization strategies through its new American Technology Council, in addition to the services the private sector already provided.
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Later on, he drove hard at Thompson, Golden State's best perimeter defender; spun back over his left shoulder; and banked in a short fadeaway as Thompson fouled his arm.
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The Blazers made three 3-pointers before Nickeil Alexander-Walker beat the buzzer and banked in a trey to give New Orleans an 88-79 lead after three quarters.
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But the Cyclones forced a slew of turnovers in the final minutes, and pulled to within five when guard Deonte Burton banked in a jumper with 24 seconds left.
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The researchers are also using banked blood samples from about 100 people who were known to be infected with one of four coronaviruses known to cause the common cold.
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Mr. Trudeau has banked his leadership not just on getting a good deal for Canadian workers, but a progressive deal, with chapters on the environment, gender and indigenous rights.
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But James took a length-of-the-court pass from Kevin Love, stepped behind the arc and banked in a tying 3 with less than a half-second remaining.
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The Irish used a 6-0 run in overtime to open an 82-78 lead when Jackie Young and Lindsay Allen scored inside and Mabrey banked in a jumper.
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But the game turned on a four-point play by DePaul's Markese Jacobs, who pump-faked a 3-pointer and then banked in the shot while drawing a foul.
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"Mid-sized and smaller businesses are often choosing not to be banked at all, or if they want to, they can't find a bank they can afford," he says.
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Progressives have banked on the town halls during the congressional recess to pressure Republicans to break from Trump and back away from their pledge to repeal the health care law.
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Smith, one of five Bruins in double figures with 10 points, whirled into the lane and drew a foul from Stephen Thompson Jr. as he softly banked his shot home.
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Oscar Lindberg's pass banked off the back of the net and into mid-air, and Fast batted it past a confused Darling, although referees never indicated it was a goal.
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But now that the omens regarding 2020 seem less favorable to Republicans, countries that banked on Trump might have to start hedging their bets by endearing themselves to the Democrats.
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Although his final year's salary with the Yankees banked him just over $23 million, it's a given that most professional athlete earnings are compressed into just a handful of years.
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His sharp-angled offering toward the front of the net banked in off the skate of Toronto defender Morgan Rielly for his 37th goal of the season and 94th point.
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If you're not banked and you're in cash — those are the people we really want to serve with Libra — we're working very hard to make that process easy for people.
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IHG has banked on corporate demand but has lately struggled to adapt to the changing travel landscape as business travellers and holidaymakers increasingly opt for cheaper accommodation offered by Airbnb.
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Robust demand from small, independent refineries boosted demand for Russian oil due to its smaller cargo size and proximity, while the Saudis banked on larger state refiners as key clients.
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Just 37 percent of Americans have enough savings banked to fully cover an unexpected expense like a $500 car repair or $1,000 emergency room bill, according to a new Bankrate.
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In the second-to-last round, JW got a quick kill on the advancing Na'Vi, then banked an amazing grenade to cut two of Na'Vi's players down to low health.
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TCU trailed most of the second half, but Robinson drove and banked home a tough layup from the left side to tie the game at 27 with 241:353 left.
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Brown nailed another at 18:13 off an assist from Scotty Pippen Jr., then Pippen drove the lane and banked in a lay-up, extending the lead to 11-0.
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Chicago outscored Atlanta 133-2 to start the second half and led by 22 after Satoransky banked in a floater at 9:41 to put the Bulls ahead 65-43.
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The following week, the Senate passed its bill by a vote of 22014-22015, with 0003 Republicans in favor — the sort of decisive victory that Democratic leaders had banked on.
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Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05) -- a first-term Democratic incumbent in a race rated "likely Democrat" -- outraised his Republican challenger by nearly 6-to-1, and has over $4.5 million banked.
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The company launched Square Capital in 2014, and has steadily increased offerings for the "under-banked," who historically have trouble accessing credit, with options like small loans and cash advances.
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He corralled a loose puck behind the Devils' net and banked a shot off goaltender Cory Schneider, who made 211 saves, and into the net for a 2-0 lead.
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Colson made a banked-in 3-point basket for a 60-59 lead with two minutes to play to provide Notre Dame with its first lead since the opening minutes.
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With more than a week to go in the second-quarter earnings season, the health care industry has already banked more profits than any other quarter in the past year.
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And in an extraordinary concession, he admitted that his campaign had not managed to generate the soaring turnout among young people that he had banked on to secure the nomination.
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Mitch McConnell, center, had also banked on Luther Strange, but the Senate majority leader's biggest defeat came when his party's last-ditch attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act imploded.
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Schultz won a silver medal in banked slalom in Pyeongchang and a gold in snowboard cross in the SB-LL1 classification, for athletes who have significant impairment in one leg.
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They have to use those banked time allotments for religious holidays, giving them less time than their non-Muslim co-workers to take off for when [their] kids are sick.
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Halfway through the self-prescribed period of self-isolation, the economic effects are clearly weighing on the President, who had banked on a strong US economy in his reelection plans.
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Elizabeth Warren, who had $13.7 million remaining in her campaign account at the start of the year, and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who had $14.5 million banked.
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"Cashless stores exclude the often vulnerable and un/under-banked by using a credit or debit card to screen potential customers that just want to buy a salad," he tweeted.
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That foul shot capped a 7-0 run after Pitt took a 61-54 lead with 37.5:37 to go on a banked 3-pointer by sophomore guard Trey McGowens.
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Memorable moment: Despite a two-year layoff, Mayweather returned to the ring and did what he does best — he outclassed three-division champion Juan Manuel Márquez and banked another win.
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More good news for Jupe -- he's also got a big role in the hit movie, "Ford v Ferrari" ... and we know he banked on the blockbuster that's currently in theaters.
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The Republican National Committee has outraised the Democratic National Committee by a two-to-one margin so far in 2017, and the GOP operation has vastly more money banked away.
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This was Grandview Speedway, a rudimentary third-of-a-mile high-banked dirt track nestled in the flyspeck town of Bechtelsville, Pa., amid rolling farmland 50 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
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As Gibson sprawled on the ice, Toffoli received Kopitar's pass at the right post and banked a wrist shot off Ducks defenseman Sami Vatanen, who was standing in the crease.
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Winnipeg appeared to secure a 2-1 lead midway into the second period after defenseman Tucker Poolman's shot caromed off the glass and banked into the net off Kyle Connor.
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Less than five minutes into the third period, James Van Riemsdyk upped the Leafs' edge to 3-0 when his sharp-angle backhander banked off Mrazek and into the net.
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For a while, I didn&apost even know the fees or terms associated with the account, but my parents banked there too, so I figured it was good for me.
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Oakland wouldn't go away, though, using a 7-0 run to pull within 55-433 on a banked jumper by senior forward Xavier Hill-Mais with 11:23 to go.
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But as a police reconnaissance helicopter banked for a closer look on a recent afternoon, the pungent smell of marijuana plants filled the cabin, wafting up from 800 feet below.
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Woods bagged a banked-in jumper with 2:21 to play after Duke closed within 22-2168 before Kennard, who produced nine consecutive points for his team, answered with a 278.
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The puck went to Kuhlman and back to Thomas, who banked a shot from near the goal line off Morris and in with 1 minute 21 seconds left in the period.
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These indicators suggest the same thing — not only is Clinton ahead, her buffer may be bigger than what current polls show both in terms of public opinion and votes already banked.
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Meanwhile, Kardashian West, who's banked from multiple ventures including KKW Beauty, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood video game, her Kim Kardashian app, endorsements and more, is worth $350 million, according to the magazine.
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Really what we did [to save] was that we tried to get to a spending level that felt comfortable but not extravagant, and any new money we earned we automatically banked.
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Parents of young children diagnosed with autism and cerebral palsy who banked their children's cord blood have been participating in preliminary but promising studies by Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg at Duke University.
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After he banked a $15 million purse for winning the Belmont Stakes, Justify's breeding rights were sold by the horse's owners to Coolmore for $60 million, according to an ESPN report.
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Katakowski refers to what the company is doing as longevity as a service, with the goal being to eventually take your banked cells and modify them to reverse the biological clock.
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Reinhart's bid banked off Jake Allen's glove and into the net to set the stage for former Sabres forward Ryan O'Reilly, whose shot deflected off the crossbar to end the game.
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The teen who plays Damon Wayans' daughter on the TV remake of "Lethal Weapon" banked nearly $150k for her first season, but still couldn't get a toilet guaranteed from the show.
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"You've got fires banked down in you," James Stewart famously said to Hepburn, in "The Philadelphia Story" (1940), and that's how we feel about Bernadette, though Elgie is rather less awed.
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The Wild then capitalized near the end of the power play as Erik Haula banked a shot in off Hellebuyck to make it as 3-1 lead after the first period.
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"It's meeting these key needs of convenience, and on the other those who are under-banked or unbanked can now begin to gain access to those digital services," Kassai told CNBC.
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Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone arguably banked the most impressive win of his career on Saturday night in Ottawa when he scored a TKO victory over former title contender, Patrick 'The Predator' Cote.
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"It was clear, we banked on them as our cornerstone, everything was positive, and after four or five months they said no and we knew we needed to restart," he says.
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During a game I played in downtown Vegas, one of my dice banked off a wall, hit a player on the nose and bounced back onto the table, hitting the point.
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The puck caromed off the crossbar and to Trocheck, who was at the right side of the net and banked the puck into the net off New York defenseman Scott Mayfield.
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Mr. Biden begins at $0003, and it would take his raising more than $100,000 every day until Christmas just to match what Mr. Sanders had banked at the start of April.
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Adrienne Rich once wrote that Virginia Woolf's style — that detachment and banked rage, that light, calculated charm — revealed a woman who never forgot she was being overheard, and evaluated, by men.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, had $13.7 million remaining in her campaign account at the start of the new year, and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg had $14.5 million banked.
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More than 20 companies are using the same technology to extend credit to the banked and unbanked alike, saddling borrowers with high interest rates and leaving regulators scrambling to keep up.
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During a four-year hiatus between the group's second and third albums, he phone-banked for nonprofits — a miserable experience that he tapped when it came time to write his movie.
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From the top of the right circle, Virtanen sent a puck to the front of the net that banked off the stick of Flames defenseman Travis Hamonic and into the net.
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Draisaitl sent a shot from beyond the right faceoff dot that banked off the leg of Kings defenseman Drew Doughty and into the net for his 19th goal of the season.
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Leivo simply fired the puck to the front of the net from the corner of the rink, and it banked into the net off Jake Allen, who wasn't hugging the post.
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The event is the 210rd annual Turkey Derby, the highlight of a three-day program at this hallowed, high-banked asphalt track in Monmouth County, six miles from the Jersey Shore.
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Joe Wieskamp, who banked in a 3-pointer from the corner Saturday to beat Rutgers with 0.2 seconds left, scored two points, missing all five of his shots from the field.
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Moments later, however, he banked in a step-back 3-pointer with 240 seconds left to send the game to overtime, where he fouled out and Irving took over for Cleveland.
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Davis picked up a loose ball in a scramble for a rebound and banked in a 73-pointer with 27 seconds left to send the game into overtime at 236-all.
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To keep more of what you earn, check out money-saving tips from a couple that banked $50,000 last year and smart ways to save, according to people who've socked away thousands.
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Chances are you have banked some credit card rewards and this is a great opportunity to cash them in, advised Katie Miller, the senior vice president of savings products at Navy Federal.
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Yao declined to disclose how much the company has banked but said it has sufficient funds in the coffer and that "money isn't an issue" because he has personally invested in Myst.
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"For the first time, these unbanked and under-banked users will be able to use virtual and physical cards to buy things online," Reuben Lai, senior managing director, Grab Financial, told Reuters.
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The problem is that Steve Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, has already banked that $2trn to pay for the tax cuts that are supposed to spark the 3% growth in the first place.
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China's market for consumer finance has boomed to meet the demands of the country's large under-banked population, leading to the emergence of small-loan firms offering mostly small, high-interest, loans.
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That could dampen user growth to some extent — locking out the under-banked, those hesitant to use their credit cards online and those just generally distrustful of gaming companies and unwanted charges.
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The yuan was at one point on course for its worst daily drop in 10-months as investors who had banked on the resolution of trade talks worried about a serious escalation.
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Eyewitnesses have told local media it was raining heavily when the plane suddenly banked sharply, with the tip of its right wing hitting the water before its nose dove into the sea.
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"I reported on a big study that came out in 2014, and I thought a lot about it, and a few months later, I went and banked my own sperm," he said.
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Now, a proliferation of lenders are using the same technology to extend credit to the banked and unbanked alike, saddling borrowers with high interest rates and leaving regulators scrambling to keep up.
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Clinton remains locked in the polls with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in Iowa and New Hampshire, Priorities has so far banked most of its money for an expected general election campaign.
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At its annual shareholder meeting in Edinburgh last week, Chief Executive Ross McEwan justified the closure of more branches saying they were expensive and being used less as more people banked online.
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Months ago, I found myself here when the track was empty; the Florida sun beating down, and I drove a van out to the steeply banked section between turns one and two.
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Take early retirees Justin and Kaisorn McCurry, who banked more than $1 million in a decade, or "The Money Wizard," a Minneapolis-based 26-year-old who has accumulated $150,000 in savings.
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The Bulldogs pulled within four after back-to-back 215-pointers by Carter, but South Carolina guard Rakym Felder banked in a 212-pointer to give the Gamecocks a 22-33 lead.
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" When hijacked Flight 175 banked and headed straight toward him, engines roaring, Praimnath, then an assistant vice-president at Fuji Bank, dove under his metal desk, yelling, "Lord, I can't do this!
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The hover engines work on banked surfaces, which could make it possible for the hyperloop to turn, which is one of the big engineering challenges that still need to be worked out.
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But the ERDF cash has long since been banked by the city, prior to the U.K.'s moves toward Brexit, and the fund has already started drawing down funds from the EIB.
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Kulemin's goal was the result of a double deflection after a pass from Joshua Ho-Sang banked off the skate of Anthony Beauvillier — who had two assists — then the skate of Kulemin.
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Big venture rounds included 115 million pounds raised for Orchard Therapeutics, which bought GlaxoSmithKline's rare disease gene therapy drugs, while cell therapy specialist Autolus banked 132 million pounds in a Nasdaq IPO.
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HKEX chief executive Charles Li has banked on deepening the bourse's ties with mainland China to sustain profit growth, despite fears over the Chinese economy which is saddled with rising bad debt.
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The Canucks tied it at 210-all at 242 minutes 23 seconds of the third when Sedin banked in a shot off Greiss from the corner for his 24th of the season.
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Still, the move to work with him in light of the details of his sex crime already seems to have eroded a considerable amount of the goodwill banked during Anuel's time away.
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Pumping water into the ground makes sense; but it works best when most runoff is first banked and stored for later release rather than simply let out to flood to the ocean.
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Both candidates and their campaigns have halted all travel and in-person get-out-the-vote efforts, instead broadcasting events online while staff and volunteers have phone-banked and texted potential supporters.
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Its pilot, Ara Zobayan, was trying to fly the helicopter out of the fog when it suddenly banked left, setting off a quick and steep descent from 1,200 feet, the AP reported.
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But it's possible that a significant chunk of those votes will be banked already by the time the South Carolina primary rolls around, which would blunt that state's influence on future results.
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Junior guard Mason Jones' banked 3-pointer with one-tenth of a second left in overtime lifted Arkansas to a 13-61 victory over host Georgia Tech on Monday night in Atlanta.
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Fifteen minutes into our loud, choppy flight, the pilot banked and touched down on the surface of a still mountain lake, then ferried us to a rustic plot at the far end.
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His pass was deflected, first off Pittsburgh defenseman Brian Dumoulin and then off the net, before reaching Neal, who banked the puck in off Murray with 22.6 seconds left in the period.
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"I think they penciled out for a certain return," said Ian Slater, an agent with Compass, about clients who banked on rising rental income in abated buildings, especially around the financial district.
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He was contrite following a racism scandal, waited out a corruption probe and banked on the appeal of his liberal policies and the positive press from his trade tangling with Donald Trump.
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Afghan officials, who had banked on the new commitment, saw the sudden reversal as a betrayal, and Mr. Mohib mirrored Mr. Ghani's short temper in venting the government's frustrations to Western diplomats.
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By the numbers: Even as more than two-thirds of Americans are now "fully banked," 63 million adults and 21.8 million children remain excluded from the financial system, or are only partially included.
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In the dawn, the sun still banked among the hills, she climbs a fence and walks across the tarmac of a small airport, all shut up and quiet, the runway all her own.
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Faber said he notably banked on synergies from Danone's acquisition of U.S. organic food producer WhiteWave, a one billion euro cost-cutting plan named Protein and the restructuring of its European dairy business.
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The UK native's soulful, teary-eyed performance in the Jordan Peele-directed thriller earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor on Tuesday, and he's already banked a role in a Marvel movie.
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In Alabama turnout fell in majority-white, rural areas; that was not as true in Virginia, but Democrats banked enough votes in urban centres to cancel out the Republican showing in rural areas.
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The government had banked on the amnesty to bring in 113 trillion rupiah ($12.6 billion) in 2016, to help keep the budget deficit from breaching a legal limit of 3 percent of GDP.
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It was Tavares' 16th of the season Okposo banked a shot in off Senators defenseman Jared Cowen at the 14 minute mark for his 193th of the season to round out the scoring.
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Some of SMCP's managers - the founders had around 8 percent of the firm before the IPO - banked 5.9 million euros from selling shares, the company said, while KKR took home 148 million euros.
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Having banked millions for the two McGregor fights, the 34-year-old claims that the UFC never offered him the right money or opponent to entice him to get back in the cage.
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Republican House candidate Maria Elvira Salazar, a Cuban-American and Emmy-winning former journalist, has banked on her Latin American policy expertise to speak to an electorate with strong ties to the region.
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"(Southeast Asia) is quite attractive because it has the fundamental characteristics of high mobile phone usage and rising per capita income, but still has a large population that is not banked," said Feagin.
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Gillum and his allies argued that Democrats had for too long banked on middle-of-the-road candidates to win elections, effectively shutting the party out of the governor's mansion for two decades.
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Mr. Trump's aides banked on Mr. Guaidó's call for mass protests and the defection of the Venezuelan officials on Tuesday as a turning point in the three-month campaign to oust Mr. Maduro.
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But Mr. Byrne banked over $2 million after the first fund-raising quarter of the year, impressing many Republicans, and a handful of potential primary opponents indicated they would not enter the race.
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The credits would be calculated based on the tons of carbon banked in trees in these protected regions, and could be purchased by companies to offset up to 2 percent of their emissions.
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After deciding against making a play in the final early vote state, Bloomberg's lane to victory shrank considerably over the weekend as it banked largely on Biden's campaign becoming obsolete by Super Tuesday.
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The Sharks retook the lead 2-1 at 3:54 when Suomela banked the puck off Campbell from below the goal line for his first goal of the season in his 17th game.
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The Luka Doncic and Trae Young GIF from Friday's Rising Stars Game, after Young dared Doncic to hoist a half-court shot that banked in, makes me laugh every time I see it.
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Global mining giants like Rio Tinto and BHP Group have long banked on finding large mineral deposits that can weather commodity price cycles because of economies of scale - so-called "tier one" deposits.
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The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort poses specific problems, with an 18 degree banked final corner putting more load on the tires, and Pirelli was still waiting for teams to provide simulation data.
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Toronto defenseman Roman Polak increased the advantage to 24-22 late in the second period when his point shot banked off the right shin of Detroit defenseman Jonathan Ericsson and into the net.
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The allegation that the Saudi Arabian government killed Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi has shaken the White House, which has banked much of its Middle East diplomacy around relations with the Saudi government.
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