"A lot of the cash in the [buy and sell] economy is recycled cash in the economy," he said.
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"The Youth officers will be paid their cash in lieu of accrued days leave and cash in lieu of notice," it said.
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On the call, Chief Financial Officer Ron Kisling also said the company anticipates burning cash in the first three quarters before generating cash in the fourth.
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It&aposs time for Japan to cash in on its tourism boomEarlier this month, Japan&aposs government announced a new initiative to cash in on luxury tourists.
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In season four, there was a lot that we had to cash in on, that we did cash in on in season four, and that worked really well.
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And this is going to be the biggest payday of his career, and he saw this as an opportunity to cash in on his celebrity and cash in on his fame.
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You may want to cash in on those cards then.
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Many are looking to cash in on the domestic trend.
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We also had to carry cash in order to pay.
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At some point, the Fighters will want to cash in.
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You get to cash in when the time is right.
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A war that Darktrace looks set to cash in on.
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Failing that, cryptocurrencies can be purchased for cash in person.
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Holding cash in vaults would incur storage and insurance fees.
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Starbucks is ready to cash in on the retail apocalypse.
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"I had to cash in my retirement money," he says.
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OK ... but once you've got cash in hand, what then?
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Subordinated loans are used to upstream cash in European buyouts.
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The drive to cash in didn't work for everyone, though.
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We never had hit records, so we can't cash in.
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The Malagasy government has made little effort to cash in.
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Rachio raised some cash in November of this past year.
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All transactions had to be in cash, in hard currency.
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Don't optimize for dilution, cash in, brand firm or partner.
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"We've got to cash in on those situations," McDermott said.
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Americans and corporations weren't allowed to spend cash in Cuba.
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Becca Cohen, 22, rarely has any cash in her wallet.
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I wanted to cash in on the digital gold rush.
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Maybe they're building connections and visibility to cash in later.
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But she learned from a cashier she couldn't cash in.
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I wasn't trying to cash in on a skateboarding trend.
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We had some opportunities, we just could not cash in.
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Now is the time for cash in people's pockets, immediately.
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Arnstein also said that Maxar should generate cash in 2021.
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Obama was in a position to cash in, she jumped.
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Other sellers could try and cash in on counterfeit items.
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Inspired by Kumamon's success, local governments rushed to cash in.
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And the art world hopes to cash in on it.
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That has allowed their employees to cash in their shares.
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Nailed: Venture capital investors find it hard to 'cash in'
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I MEAN, YOU'RE SITTING WITH SOME CASH IN YOUR POCKET.
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Here are some of the entrepreneurs hoping to cash in.
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You can also cash in your points for gift cards.
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The amount of cash in circulation has returned to normal levels since the government abruptly voided most banknotes in 2016, but there has been a spike in demand for cash in the past few months.
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Total physical cash in circulation grew by 7.4 percent in 2017 to $1.57 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve, and cash in circulation was at $1.57 billion last year, also up from the previous year.
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Allegedly, Lorea keeps $75 million in cash in his remote house.
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For Pokora and Clark, it was an opportunity to cash in.
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This year, Google is beginning to cash in on those decisions.
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There's no obligation to spend repatriated cash in any particular way.
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I almost ran to the closest Western Union, cash in hand.
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The politicians "asked for votes", offering cash in return, Nalo claimed.
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Investors cash in some chips as group trips on the charts .
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The company plans on investing its new funding cash in expansion.
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One trader was able to cash in on the sell-off.
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Ghana borrowed heavily, eager to cash in on future oil revenues.
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A tough decision when time is running out to cash in.
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As a result, Carlyle also generated less cash in the quarter.
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Moreover, this isn't a matter of collecting cash in every port.
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This could still turn out to be another licensed cash-in.
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Goldman Sachs is starting to cash in on its tech investments
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The Wall Street Journal: Progressive governors cash in on tax reform.
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Cash in circulation has fallen from 12% of GDP to 10%.
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One official stashes wads of ill-gotten cash in his fridge.
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The Postal Service will run out of cash in five years.
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Justify's team wasn't the only one to cash in on Saturday.
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The company's operations have consumed relatively little cash in recent years.
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Investors are hungry to cash in — should the chef sell out?
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"Do you carry cash in your back pocket?" a reporter asked.
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And some have simply tried to cash in on the experience.
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Cash in a certificate of deposit or hold a garage sale.
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They took the remaining cash in the account, which totaled $4,100.
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Isn't it great when capitalism attempts to cash in on feminism?
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You can cash in that meter in a few different ways.
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It was time to cash in on its hard-fought victory.
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He puts the pay, which is in cash, in his pocket.
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Corporations that brought home the most cash, in fact, cut jobs.
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"We collect cash in envelope that gets passed around," he says.
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Snap saw another big outflow of cash in the fourth quarter.
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And you can't leave large amounts of cash in a mailbox.
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"We just couldn't cash in enough," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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People here may not see that much cash in a year.
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Joe Forlini, 65, counted up cash in the restaurant's cluttered office.
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She liked stashing cash in different places as backup for emergencies.
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But she's in no rush to cash in on viral fame.
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Google acquired Nest for $3.2 billion in cash in early 2014.
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Byte is planning a creator's program to help influencers cash in.
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Mr. Sanders has the most cash in the bank ($27.3 million).
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Then I think, well, if it is, maybe I'll cash in.
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When they do, Warner Music Group is ready to cash in.
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As a couple, they had plenty of cash in the bank.
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But wealthy families living in expensive homes would still cash in.
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But the Rangers could not cash in with a man advantage.
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Time to cash in those travel rewards on your credit card.
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I don't want you to have to cash in right now.
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You're going to need cash to close, and cash in reserve.
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This prevents random coworkers from trying to cash in post-victory.
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Cannabis companies attempt to cash in with gift guides and listicles.
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Tesla's operations consumed $235 million of cash in the first quarter.
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There's hardly any cash in fat research…I wonder why. 41.
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That it's maybe not the wisest use of cash in all cases.
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Cash in hand is more valuable than booking profits in today's scenario.
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"I shoved all my cash in my pocket one day," he said.
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He is a handicapped man with cold hard cash in his possession.
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Pack tampons, spare keys, or extra cash in a side pocket today.
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If this thing becomes a reality, these folks could really cash in.
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Forty years ago there was approximately $80 billion of cash in circulation.
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In both cases they conveniently came up with cash in the end.
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The opportunity to cash in now will be very tempting to some.
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And, now the maid's trying to cash in by auctioning it off.
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Hey, Charlotte Holmberg, Jason Momoa wants to cash in on his royalties!
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He also keeps a sizable amount of cash in his checking account.
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In this case monetize may not mean cash in hand for students.
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There have been attempts to co-opt the phrase or cash in.
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Once the economy took off, there was more cash in everyone's wallets.
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The Chinese companies are hoping to cash in on surging alumina prices.
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Robert Downey Jr. is set to seriously cash in on Avengers: Endgame.
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Did you attempt to cash in by buying the biggest oil ETF?
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The woman who took the cash in the bathroom was Chikli's mistress.
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However, Baowu is hoping to cash in on a local construction boom.
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Withhold too little, and you take home more cash in your paycheck.
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But the cycle dictates that as sponsors cash in, inventors feel forgotten.
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Instead, it looks like he, too, is just trying to cash in.
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Suez said it had received 220 million euros in cash in April.
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There are a couple of ways that can cash-in on referrals.
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N are building new flight simulators to cash in on training demand.
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Taking pictures of pizzas earns points users can cash-in for food.
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Yet despite robust investment gains, Blackstone generated less cash in the quarter.
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Trump was the biggest beneficiary of NRA cash in the 2016 election.
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Was this the beginning of the end for cash in the eurozone?
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Some sellers whose properties remained dry are already looking to cash in.
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Needed cash in 2016 Prosecutor Greg Andres highlighted Manafort's dire financial straits.
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Each task gave them points that they could cash in for products.
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The country is eager to cash in on tightening supplies of lithium.
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And it would be impractical to keep so much cash in reserve.
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That leaves plenty of time for salvagers like Lozman to cash in.
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Once someone does something successfully, everyone finds a way to cash in.
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It's always great to have a little extra cash in your pocket.
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I wish I was there to cash in on some free gold.
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Snap lost more than half a billion dollars in cash in 2016.
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"There's many clever ways to get cash in there," Mr. Kudlow said.
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And he was never able to cash in fully on his fame.
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Short on cash in 2019, more and more Chinese companies issued i.o.u.
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Its 2.553 Dreamliner contributed about $530 million in cash in the quarter.
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Cash in on this gaming deal in the Amazon Black Friday Sale.
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This creates a gap that Keith McCarty hopes to cash in on.
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It aims to raise the cash in the first half of 2018.
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Dumping all your cash in at once can be intimidating, Holeman says.
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It looks like the Tooth Fairy was strapped for cash in 2017.
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John J. O'Connor reviewed "All You Need Is Cash" in The Times.
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He is poised to cash in as a free agent this winter.
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Currently, he only has about $5,000 in cash in an emergency fund.
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I used all my available cash in bribing the two old servants.
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She could cash in on her chance to make some serious money.
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Trouble is looking to spend money, and Miami wants to cash in.
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Avoid the lines and cash in on some early Black Friday deals.
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In other words, there just isn't enough cash in the financial system.
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Officers found more than $130,000 in cash in his home, prosecutors said.
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The artist's decision to cash-in on "damaged" art is well-informed.
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Typically, Wynn casino chips can only be exchanged for cash in Wynn's casino, so anyone with stolen chips would likely try to cash in small amounts at a time rather than all at once, to avoid attracting attention.
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Bring some extra cash in case you find a cash-only parking lot.
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The terminals will operate as cash-in/cash-out points for SDT tokens.
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Larger investors looked to quickly cash in on the violent short-term moves.
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Robocallers were trying to cash in on the recent partial federal government shutdown.
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We had plenty of opportunities today, and we weren't able to cash in.
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Eventually, they both fake their own deaths to cash in the insurance money.
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Here's hoping we find a little extra cash in our stockings this year.
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O for $2.1 billion in cash in an expansion of its radiopharmaceuticals business.
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The funds are to be transferred in cash in several steps by 2022.
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But having to hold planes in storage consumes extra cash in increased inventory.
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Looking into investing some of your cash in an ICO (initial coin offering)?
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Dollar Shave Club sold to Unilever for $1 billion in cash in 2016.
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Still, when the Warriors would cash in on Russell remained a big question.
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What is new is donors' willingness to give out cash in war zones.
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She's certainly not alone in wanting to cash in on the Trump juggernaut.
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Those are the ones fast-fashion retailers are going to cash in on.
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Yes, producers would receive cash in exchange for eliciting good television from contestants.
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It's clear that developers are looking to cash in on the PUBG craze.
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The recent buyback boom might have investors looking for ways to cash in.
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Whatever that means, the western city of Xi'an is eager to cash in.
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What they want is to cash in, and pay off their student loans.
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Adobe's upcoming earnings report could be a moment for traders to cash in.
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Other Chinese businesses are also hoping to cash in on the skiing boom.
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It is trying to cash in on cannabis without provoking the United States.
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Messenger isn't the only young platform Facebook is starting to cash in on.
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We're all guilty of it when we cash in our ClassPass post-work.
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It's where I cash in on a pre-existing relationship with the actor.
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No more free passes to cash in on access to the Oval Office.
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It would have been nice to have the attempt to cash in there.
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Don't be in a rush to invest your cash in the investment markets.
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Yet ordinary investors may find it difficult to cash in on the trend.
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Investment firms also are diving in, hoping to cash in on these trends.
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LimeBike and Spin have significantly less investor cash in their coffers than Ofo.
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App makers promise transparency up front, but cash in through the back door.
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The first dozen banks only got to cash in on the first part.
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Tesla paid off its $920 million convertible bond obligation in cash in March.
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Americans and corporations were not allowed to spend cash in Cuba, Newsweek noted.
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That, my friends, is where I cash in on this ex-exec glut.
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For others, the RNC offers an opportunity to cash in rather than protest.
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"I use very little cash in the course of a month," he said.
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But persistent impediments have limited the chances for foreign investors to cash in.
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Wealth managers might have helped some of those people cash in already, too.
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Unsurprisingly, scammers are already looking for ways to cash in on unsuspecting victims.
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There were also less subtle attempts to cash in on the Gorecki craze.
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This one is strictly for those looking to cash in at the windows.
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As it did to John Leonard, who tried to cash in on this.
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Financing terms now are restricted to cash-in-advance or third-country financing.
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Should France be able to cash in on Leonardos borrowed from Italy too?
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During 1H17 cash in the city's accounts exceeded debt servicing by almost 4x.
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But, pro tip ... maybe keep the cash in your pocket next time, Odell?!
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Check in every Friday for updates on living on cash in Los Angeles.
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Grant portrays a slimy reporter who wants to cash in on the drama.
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Will I ever be able to cash in on my great fantasy teams?
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The asset-backed securities allow them to cash in on those receivables early.
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Retail jobs put cash in her pockets, but the work was always seasonal.
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And cash in he did as soon as the November lockup deadline lifted.
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But Musk also purchased shares with his own cash in May and June.
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Technology companies are moving ahead, racing to cash in on recently developed technologies.
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It's all part of a push to cash in on India's internet boom.
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Storing emergency cash in a safe deposit box is also unwise, advisers say.
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He's got no passport now too, and has zero cash in his pockets.
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Here's how it works: When insurance companies receive premiums, it's cash in hand.
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Even in a down quarter, Apple still made $225.4 billion in cash in Q2.
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If it can&apost, SoundCloud could be back begging for cash in a year.
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It is nice to have access to large amounts of cash in an emergency.
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You can bend reality but you cannot break it… We take cash in India.
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Conservative investors aren't getting much for stashing their cash in these supposed safe havens.
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It could essentially serve as a quantum armored van, protecting digital cash in transmission.
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The two high-value notes represented 86% of all cash in circulation in India.
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But for investors wanting to cash in on his idea, it's become pretty easy.
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Did you know that extra cash in your checking account is a missed opportunity?
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With that problem in mind, Bitfinder is marching (cash in hand) into new territory.
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Iranians already use the term when expressing amounts of cash in 10-rial denominations.
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Second, Indians will move from living cash in hand into the taxed formal economy.
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She can do nothing at all and just keep the cash in the bank.
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I asked if we could cash in our leftovers like chips at a casino.
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This opened the door for scammers to try and cash in on the confusion.
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This seemed like as good a time as any to cash in on mysticism.
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The notes being nixed represent 86% of all cash in circulation: everyone is impacted.
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But it was also a novelty dance tune released by Alvin Cash in 1967.
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"We aren't interested in really spending a lot of cash in Europe," Edwards added.
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On the upside, stashing some cash in a savings account is finally paying off.
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Internationally exposed stocks were unable to cash in, however, as broader sentiment remained downbeat.
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Until that happens, businesses are finding makeshift ways to cash in on the action.
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Beauty giants cash in on wearable weed Pot poll: 26% want to get high
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He estimates nearly 80 percent of all cash in circulation is in $100 bills.
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And recently Victoria's Secret has tried to cash in on the models' workout routines.
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Evy Tea isn't the only company hoping to cash in on cold-brewed tea.
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Instead they hand over cash in shops and kiosks to fill up mobile wallets.
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Like Fila, some companies have been able to successfully cash in on the trend.
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This chain, based in Toledo, Ohio, is ready to cash in on the trend.
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New York did have opportunities to keep it closer but failed to cash in.
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That's not enough to shoot to the top of the charts and cash in.
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This climate of restrictions "is helpful for the militants to cash in," he said.
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Core investors are now hoping to cash in by listing the group in Milan.
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Does that mean you were holding your cash in case a deal came through?
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I drop my last remaining cash in the donation jar on my way out.
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Chances are it'll just be another bloated, expensive, very fun cash-in reunion tour.
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It could indicate private investors in these companies want to cash in their chips.
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With plenty of cash in the bank Uber has time, and it's still expanding.
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Then pile the rest of your cash in higher yielding certificates of deposit (CDs).
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It almost ran out of cash in 2010 when military spending began to drop.
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The company also said it would help longtime drivers cash in on the offering.
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He still frowns on founders at really early-stage companies trying to cash in.
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Rebels have fallen out and splintered with some now fighting for cash in Libya.
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I remember I have cash in my wallet, so I add a small contribution.
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I still use cash in the US for small purchases, but it's mostly bills.
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They are barred from offering or accepting cash in placing or recruiting American students.
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She's kept about the same amount of cash in the bank for months now.
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Crunch Fitness is ready to cash in on boycott threats against Equinox and SoulCycle.
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Blade joins other companies trying to cash in on India's high-end aviation market.
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The percentage of Manhattan homes bought with cash in the first half of 2016.
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Last year, some slashed leave and raised pay to cash in on high prices.
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That's expensive — an online subscription service might be an easier way to cash in.
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Commerzbank has even considered storing cash in vaults to avoid paying the central bank.
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The agency is expected to cash in about 100 million euros from the deal.
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The company also said it would help longtime drivers cash in on the offering.
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That tape is stolen from them and becomes bootlegged, but then they cash in.
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"Most institutional investors want to invest cash and get cash in return," he explains.
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Qatar in particular showered Nusra with cash in an effort to quickly topple Assad.
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They can cash in the units if the company is sold or goes public.
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Trump's hostile rhetoric also makes them wary of sinking cash in Iran at all.
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It seemed like she knew everyone and always had a favor to cash in.
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Qatari officials deny making any payments apart from the cash in the 23 bags.
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As a result, the company's operations used $640 million in cash in the period.
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But now that we've gotten there, big-box stores are excited to cash in.
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Worried about market manipulators taking advantage to cash in without investing in a cure?
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Some investors who wanted to cash in found that Aristophil would not pay out.
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It's created boomtowns flush with cash in once sparsely populated parts of the country.
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It's hard to imagine a better time to cash in on the character's symbolism.
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Win or lose in the Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes could cash in this offseason.
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On Monday, Cuba confirmed these could be used to withdraw cash in the country.
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"I might as well cash in on it rather than everybody else," he thought.
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When we arrive at the Airbnb, we realize taxis only take cash in Lisbon.
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And, Tan Hoang Gia Trading Co. is ready to cash in on that bet.
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And as with any new, exciting trend — venture capitalists are racing to cash in.
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He won his first in 2006 for playing Johnny Cash in "Walk The Line."
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On the consumer side, Square launched Cash App, originally called Square Cash, in 2013.
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Mr. Bingham was wary of appearing to cash in on his friendship with Ali.
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At least for now, the Mets will cash in on the Reyes insurance policy.
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It's created boomtowns flush with cash in once sparsely populated parts of the country.
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But some residents used the extra cash in ways that Tubbs hadn&apost predicted.
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When it didn't, Rutgers was able to cash in on a spate of turnovers.
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He's probably hoping to cash in on one of the sector's most important dayparts.
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Spruce up every room of your home and save some cash in the process.
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Spruce up every room of your home and save some cash in the process.
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Some third-party vendors are eager to cash in on the inconvenience of returns.
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Heinel managed to cash in on her experience navigating admissions for prospective student athletes.
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If he doesn't, she wants to cash in the policy to get her money.
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The system will use an algorithm to initially determine who can cash in earned time credits, with inmates deemed higher risk excluded from cashing in, although not from earning the credits (which they could then cash in if their risk level is reduced).
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The system would use an algorithm to initially determine who can cash in earned time credits, with inmates deemed higher risk excluded from cashing in, although not from earning the credits (which they could then cash in if their risk level is reduced).
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The system would use an algorithm to initially determine who can cash in earned time credits, with inmates deemed higher risk excluded from cashing in although not from earning the credits (which they could then cash in if their risk level is reduced).
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It was no longer just a slightly sordid cash-in, but something to be embraced.
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Shoppers are able to later redeem "Kohl's Cash" in stores and online on specific dates.
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Still, it's no surprise Amazon would want to cash in on a continually profitable trend.
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You don't need to purchase any other items to cash in on the free taco.
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MC said on Thursday it would list its cash-in-transit subsidiary on March 17.
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The handling of cash in Delaware "doesn't pass the sniff test," Backer told the station.
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Perhaps offer a non-monetary prize for those who don't want to put cash in.
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This isn't just about letting star basketball and football players cash in on their fame.
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That was despite companies struggling to generate cash in the face of depressed oil prices.
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I'm going to sell my house, cash in my 401(k), and find a solution.
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Capital controls, progressively tightened over the past two years, have trapped cash in the country.
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And now, the cannabis-loving country legend hopes to cash in on weed-related wellness.
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After facing the creature, the Guardians head back to their current client to cash in.
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To cash in on China's tourism boom, many countries have greatly eased their visa requirements.
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Cloud services are also a lucrative target for anyone hoping to cash in on Spectre.
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At least they'll know you're not pocketing cash in place of their well-meaning present.
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In order to cash in, keep checking in on the sale landing page next week.
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If I leave cash in my purse, I spend it, which is not the best.
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East said the company had beaten expectations in profit and cash in the first half.
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The funds invest in stocks, bonds and cash in proportions appropriate to an investor's age.
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Still, there was no specific mention or breakout of Square Cash in the earnings report.
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Now, Abstract is ready to cash in those likes and reposts for real-life experiences.
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It looks to be another way for Facebook to cash in on its many apps.
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You can use your Paysend card to spend money and withdraw cash in 125 currencies.
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Check out all the details ahead, along with our favorite picks to cash in on.
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That contributed to a heavy drain on cash in the first half of the year.
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"We would store cash in our company safe," wrote a manager at a services company.
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If you've stashed some cash in a savings account, this is your time to shine.
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Who better to help him cash in on such an effort than Bannon and Ailes?
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Around 86 percent of the value of the cash in circulation in India was targeted.
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Both teams had chances to win it in the closing seconds, but couldn't cash in.
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Mylan — Mylan is buying Swedish drug maker Meda For $7.2 billion in cash in stock.
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Or worse, that you don't have enough cash in the bank to sustain your retirement.
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So many dispensaries resort to stashing cash in storage units, back offices and armored vans.
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Basically, it looks like Vaughn is trying to cash in on the relaxed haute look.
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Once they deposit the cash in that bank, then it becomes part of their assets.
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For healthier retirement savings, it can pay to stash cash in a health savings account.
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Craig told me he was here to cash in and did not necessarily support Trump.
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Venture capital funds are also seeking a clearer way to cash in their investments. Tech.
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By introducing a land market, they hope that migrants will arrive with cash in hand.
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You have to remember, green coffee is as good as cash in coffee-producing countries.
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The two others are car parts maker Gestamp and cash-in-transit unit Prosegur Cash.
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Will miners over react in bringing on new supply to cash in on bonanza prices?
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" If that trend holds, the flood might be "cash in" as well as "brains out.
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Bezos has created a company that's preparing to cash in on a massive business opportunity.
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Now other fitness brands aim to cash in on the high-tech home-workout trend.
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Cash in this competitive market is king, so it follows that mortgage demand would weaken.
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I could fit three cards, or two cards and some cash, in one of these.
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Compounding this problem, there is ever more cash in circulation, due to ECB money printing.
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"We could put more cash in if that's what Anadarko wanted to do," he said.
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It means holders of so-called credit default swaps can cash in on the derivatives.
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The company added trading for bitcoin's offshoot bitcoin cash in a rocky rollout this week.
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The company estimated it would run out of cash in the U.S. by May 2018.
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Surprisingly, people were more likely to turn in wallets that had more cash in them.
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This is because the EU exacts cash in exchange for access to its single market.
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These companies have $133 billion of cash in total, with a median of $2.4 billion.
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It costs nothing to do and will probably result in more cash in everyone's pockets.
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For those who are able to cash in on rudraksha, the trade is quite profitable.
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Quanterix and Banyan are certainly aware of these possibilities and are poised to cash in.
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Having a buffer of cash in case anything happens has given me peace of mind.
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Since then, a number of funds have cropped up to cash in on the boom.
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All are looking to cash in on an explosion of spending on digital video advertising.
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When you're on the road, your credit card company sees an opportunity to cash in.
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Amazon helped the revolution along considerably with its announcement of Amazon Cash in April 2017.
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Singer ultimately provided Center with $60,000 in cash in June 2015, according to charging documents.
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Hackers have been unable to cash in on the revenue they made through the hack.
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Follow these five strategies and you'll have extra cash in your pocket in no time.
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If Treasury bond yields continue to rise, more investors could cash in their stock holdings.
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Sports teams, leagues and casinos are all looking to cash in on legalized sports betting.
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A man in his 70s accidentally dropped two thick wads of cash in the street.
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In the future, there will be fewer businesses to put cash in the corporate till.
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Literary writers began to come west, to the studios, to cash in and sell out.
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Companies with billions in cash in their coffers could save those struggling to pay salaries.
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With more cash in their wallets from the tax cuts, Americans have been spending more.
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Stashing cash in a savings account may give you peace of mind, but little else.
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It could even in theory cause some shortages of physical cash in certain bank branches.
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I have $15 cash in my wallet, so I sneak it onto her station anyway.
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Putting cash in their pockets may be the most efficient way to ease the burden.
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Putting cash in their pockets may be the most efficient way to ease the burden.
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Now that your financial situation has changed, the cash in your bank account is precious.
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Both are like stocks riding record highs, so it makes sense to cash in now.
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Fletcher entered the runoff with more cash in the bank, outspending Moser on TV ads.
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To be sure, Nissan has plenty of cash in its coffers to cope with setbacks.
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All that matters is obscene amounts of cash in to the fortunate and ungrateful few.
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This surge in interest has encouraged top-end auction houses to cash in on Banksy.
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Something from a reader Spend an afternoon — O.K., and some cash — in the Flatiron district.
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Those workers should also stash cash in their health savings accounts, if available, he said.
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Game theory allows firms to cash in by positioning themselves -- before sharp market swings occur.
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With plenty of cash in the bank, Uber has time, and it is still expanding.
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The company burned 21 million euros in cash in the period and recorded no revenue.
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Federal officials found $542 million in leftover cash in September, but that is now gone.
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KFC suggests you pop that sucker in your online shopping cart, cash in on Walmart.
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Friday's FEC reports over the period during which Trump began seeking outside cash in earnest.
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Now, at least for the moment, it is burning slightly less cash in that effort.
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In a traditional IRA, investors only pay taxes when they retire and cash in holdings.
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It's not just Bank of America customers who are shelling out extra cash in fees.
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But Green and Zimmer aren't the only ones that will cash in on Lyft's IPO.
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But people are finished with candidates of the Romney/Ryan, smile-and-cash-in crowd.
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This typically results in the spouse depending on alimony with less cash in the end.
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I'm still driving the '99 Ford Escort wagon I bought for $3,63 cash in 2004.
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Cox had cash in his pocket, and a jug that he stowed in the back.
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It's also important to note that the purchasing power of cash in the portfolio rises.
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Other countries, such as Brazil, have been able to cash in on the Chinese demand.
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Cory Booker is barely hanging on after making a desperate plea for cash in September.
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When those companies eventually go public, US banks expect to cash in on underwriting fees.
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The notes make up 85 percent of the cash in circulation, according to the BBC.
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Berkshire Hathaway Energy doesn't pay dividends and explicitly boasts about reinvesting cash in the business.
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He insisted that Sander Bijl was just trying to cash in on Six's own success.
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Companies are trying to cash in by sprinkling themselves with a little Bitcoin fairy dust.
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On Monday, prosecutors said they found more electronic devices and cash in Zhang's hotel room.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. technology stock funds took in more cash in the week ended Jan.
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Fitch also adjusts restricted cash by ZAR336m to reflect the total cash in Syria and Sudan.
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KL), suggested countries in the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) could cash in.
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Do they want out of bonds more than they want to cash in on equity gains?
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Starting April 16, customers can cash in their Starbucks stars as soon as they get them.
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He finally gets to cash in and find out how much his life's work is worth.
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The pitch: They could cash in on the lucrative real estate market with virtually no risk.
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Plenty of people like to have some cash in the house in case of an emergency.
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"We had opportunities to add on, but we didn't cash in," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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"It can equal a couple thousand dollars per year, literally cash in your pocket," she said.
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McLochlin expects that the company will generate $3.7 billion in cash in the next three years.
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"When I was studying I did a cash-in-hand job delivering junk mail," he says.
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For this reason, he vacuum-seals the cash in plastic and then covers it in Vaseline.
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In an ideal scenario, you want at least nine months of cash in the bank. 5.
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Why would voters cash in their gains this year for a return to bad economic times?
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Zuckerberg wants to extend that shopping trend beyond China and have Facebook cash in on it.
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"Racism is an industry, and these nine companies are ready to cash in," the website reads.
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The moves come as local steelmakers hope to cash in on an expected jump in demand.
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"They need more cash in their pocket," Buffett says, and that is what the EITC does.
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Streaming deals offer miners upfront cash in exchange for future production at a discounted, fixed price.
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Tax-free cash in retirement allows retirees to adjust their income and manage their tax brackets.
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Backbiting could grow, not least over the young prince's readiness to cash in the family silver.
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The simplicity here is the key: no packing, shipping or fees, just cash in your hand.
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So it really is a radical idea to have people not have cash in their pockets.
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The decline in competition from other suppliers creates an incentive for poachers elsewhere to cash in.
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Uber is turning to a new source of cash in exchange for something other than equity.
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Their goal: to conjure speculative buying frenzies around new digital currencies and cash in on them.
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It may come as a shock that Hernandez, a Gen Zer, carries cash in her wallet.
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"He wants one of those too," Biden says to an employee, holding cash in his hand.
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Sure. But just remember that you don't necessarily have to cash in on it, says Benson.
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One of the men arrested had 200,000 euros in cash in his home, finance police said.
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The Ledgerwood family lives in the tiny city of Cash, in the Northeast of the state.
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In our calculation of liquidity we exclude GBP5 million as restricted cash in transit and tills.
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But the present owners aren't looking to cash in on the fame of America's president-elect.
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A value one-day parkhopper pass now costs $10 less and will cash in at $147.
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Clearly, blockchain startups see an opportunity to cash in on the multi-billion-dollar adult industry.
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The ecommerce giant debuted a similar service, called Amazon Cash, in the U.S. back in April.
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Spruikers of "clean eating" with all the cash in the world to afford an organic lifestyle?
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Some parents insured the lives of their children in order to cash in on their deaths.
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Trump himself has never turned down a merchandizing opportunity, so why shouldn't his followers cash in?
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And some strategists say it isn't time for investors to cash in their chips just yet.
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A range of companies has come up with some worthwhile bonuses you can cash in on.
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A range of companies have come up with some worthwhile bonuses you can cash in on.
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However, Obama is certainly not the first POTUS to cash in on speaking fees post-presidency.
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Taxable bond funds attracted $2 billion in new cash, in a second straight week of inflows.
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However, if you withhold less, you'll see more cash in your paycheck in the immediate term.
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So it is very unlikely that foreigners will suddenly cash in all of their U.S. holdings.
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That might cause trouble for some companies hoping to cash in on the progress we've made.
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Additionally, the travel, leisure and retail companies will benefit from the extra cash in consumer pockets.
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Start spreading the news: New Yorkers are coughing up the most cash in state income taxes.
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It is aggressively pursuing other major events to cash in on decades of investment in facilities.
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Unable to raise cash in time to make the payments, AIG sought help from the government.
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The solution this dual absence of accountability and strategy is not more cash in DOD coffers.
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They had left identification and cash in their apartments and were anxious about straying too far.
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That implies that it burned through $1 billion of cash in three months, Mr. Eavis writes.
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But it's becoming more common for founders to cash in some of their stakes pre-IPO.
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Staff were made redundant in February, leaving just 3.6 million pounds of cash in the bank.
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"It's a great opportunity to cash in on gains that you've been sitting on," Ramnani said.
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The extra cash in your pocket should serve as additional motivation for filing your return overseas.
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Those bundling cash in hopes of buying the title may get more than they bargained for.
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Cash, in the conversation, was in reference to how a deal would be financed, Futerfas said.
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But put some cash in my hand, and I will wait as long as you'd like.
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The big picture: It's not just Trump — this is a party-wide effort to cash in.
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One of the first big steps away from cash in the eurozone was prompted by terrorism.
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Millions of of bargain-hungry shoppers flock to the stores to cash in on big sales.
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It always helps to have extra cash in case you face unexpected unemployment or medical emergencies.
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Certain banks have charged private clients holding large sums of cash in their accounts as well.
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A real estate agent in South Carolina is hoping to cash in on the presidential election.
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But the pair was forced to play up their sexuality to cash in on bigger success.
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"Selling out" isn't even part of the conversation—it's about how much you can cash in.
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I didn't want to cash in on the band one more time before we broke up.
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Of course, ChurchKey isn't the only establishment to cash in on the popular brew every spring.
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The industry really tried to cash in and they really didn't know how to do it.
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Sometimes those packs contain wildcards, which a player can cash in for whatever card they want.
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The wave of Instacouples have branded themselves on purpose, hoping to make cash in the process.
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This has prompted companies such as Qualcomm to think about tapping overseas cash in new ways.
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Making it easier for current and prospective employees to cash in on their efforts would help.
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For food and supplies, you can either Venmo money or leave cash in a money bucket.
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You can even do them on the side and earn some extra cash in the process.
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Sit down with Steven Avery in jail, give him $2 billion in cash in a bag.
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It also slows the revolving door where legislators cash in to take well-paid lobbying jobs.
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No, you cash in later, once you've made a name for yourself and begin to fail.
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Clinkscales, a freshman at Drake University, is now trying to cash in on his 15 minutes.
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Banks trade in bonds for the cash and have to repay the cash in short order.
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"Getting cash in the door to sustain our operations is paramount to our survival," Seramin said.
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But right now, cash in your pocket is more important than potential cash down the road.
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But the FDA can't get a hold on everyone attempting to cash in on the moment.
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Many of us have cash in the bank from the last decade of a growing economy.
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However, the ones that remain – the fittest – still remain because they had cash in the bank.
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The big picture: It's not just Trump — this is a party-wide effort to cash in.
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The lawyer also said Mr. Kelly's accusers were simply trying to cash in on the attention.
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Even Valley stalwarts are reinventing themselves to be able to cash in on this digital wave.
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Meantime, corporate executives have a history of using excess cash in the form of stock buybacks.
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Every month, agency officers would drop off cash in suitcases, backpacks and even plastic shopping bags.
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Nawaz Sharif has a following and could cash in on political martyrdom to stage a comeback.
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Each club had a power-play chance in the second, but neither side could cash in.
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No longer will Facebook have the ability to cash in through unfettered commercialization of users' data.
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Bitcoin has always been a favorite plaything for traders looking to cash in on sudden moves.
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Many local businesses also still trade so-called discounted banker's acceptance notes as cash-in-kind.
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Your editorial's insinuation that she would try to cash in as secretary of education is laughable.
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Even cash-strapped college students can consider stashing some cash in a Roth individual retirement account.
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You should have an emergency fund that you use when you need cash in a pinch.
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BlackBerry completed its acquisition of Cylance for $1.4 billion in cash in February of this year.
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Darden Restaurants also built up cash in 20193 while buying back only $207 million of shares.
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Pokémon Go is the current big thing, and everybody wants to cash in on the action.
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If someone owes you a favor, you may cash in in a surprising way today, Capricorn.
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That day, the community had essentially been standing cash in hand to collectively support the building.
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"Make sure you develop a media plan before you cash in the winning ticket," said Pagliarini.
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Even better, you don't have to leave your turkey-induced stupor to cash in on the deals.
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And yet, the suckers came running with cash in hand to fork over to Bitconnect's anonymous founders.
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Virtual reality is the future of gaming and now is the time to cash in on it.
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With Trump set to take office in January, the women are looking for ways to cash in.
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If you aren't a VIB member, unfortunately you won't be able to cash in on this sale.
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If Uber continues on its current path, it will run out of cash in a few years.
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The agency insures accounts for up to $250,000 of cash, in the case of a broker's failure.
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Woods' luck changed when someone found the cash in the parking lot and turned it into police.
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Both currencies are sought out as safe places to park your cash in times of market flux.
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What this means: A deal could be imminent, and Blue Harbour may be trying to cash in.
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That way, you'll never have to worry about having enough cash in the bank to cover you.
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Lopez was arrested in June 2016 while trying to stash bags of cash in a Catholic convent.
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One day, when enough elderly Germans actually cash in their savings, German surpluses will turn to deficits.
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There are stacks of red envelopes on sale, for stuffing cash in and handing out as gifts.
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Amid the glee, businesses have looked to cash in on what some have taken to calling "Trumpomania".
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Reflect on self worth today—not just the cash in your wallet, but your self-esteem, too.
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There've been no shortage of attempts to cash in on the nostalgia for Clueless in the past.
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In Naples, 30-year-old Giuseppe is officially unemployed but occasionally works for cash in a factory.
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The company also accepts cash in some markets as bank accounts aren't always widespread in some markets.
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Emergency cash in case I gotta make an escape and [take a] cab if my phone dies.
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SO A LOT OF CASH IN THE BANK AND A LOT OF EXCITEMENT GOING INTO THE ELECTION.
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Black people from the east also flocked west, keen to cash in on the booming ranching industry.
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Short sellers are trying to cash in by betting that Beyond's stock will experience a similar drop.
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O for about $1.6 billion in cash in a bid to increase its software and security portfolio.
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Coffee shops, bars and restaurants have rushed to cash in on adding CBD to foods and beverages.
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Yet Evergrande is not alone in splashing cash in China, whether in property, football or, lately, economics.
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And one chart-focused trader is looking for a way to cash in should the move continue.
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We decide to cash in and go to the one by his house on the way home.
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We have lots of cash in the bank and access to debt, so we're in no rush.
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This puts the company squarely in the realm of what's called 'Quote to Cash' in industry jargon.
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FOX tried to cash in on all of that with their broadcast ofThe Passion on Palm Sunday.
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To cash in on the hubbub, BBC Radio 1 put together a "SFW" version of the video.
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By her late teens, she had sponsors wanting to cash in on her smile and blond braids.
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During his arrest, police found marijuana and $13,250 in cash in Paola's luggage, according to the complaint.
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In answer, I held out my hand, the roll of cash in my palm like an apple.
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They weren't able to get a few clears and luckily we were able to cash in there.
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Overall, 21625 percent of investors paid cash in February, which matches the highest level since April 2900.
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Demand for high-denomination U.S. bills is not slowing down, despite less demand for cash in general.
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As a result it's been tough for labels to cash in, but that doesn't stop them scrambling.
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Just ask Reese "I Played June Carter Cash In A Movie So I'm Practically Country Royalty" Witherspoon.
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The Model One Digital feels like something a company made to cash in on a retro revival.
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Both candidates start with the same amount of cash in the bank, and nobody has an advantage.
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And that's when I realized, 'Oh my God, their grandmother also put her cash in her bra.
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Add in Mel Sembler, the Florida developer who helped Mitt Romney raise loads of cash in 2012.
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There were 3 strippers present, one of whom had 6 condoms and $1,000 cash in her purse.
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Furthermore, employees would be able to cash in their comp time at any point during the year.
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These beverages are Starbucks' latest effort to cash in on the holidays through themed beverages and merchandise.
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But with little cash in the vaults, banks have limited withdrawals to a few hundred dinars each.
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" In the 22016 song, "211," Master P raps, "Put more cash in my pockets than Donald Trump.
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I have toyed with delivering it gangsta style via private jet and cash in a gold suitcase.
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Internet providers are simply keen to cash in on the rise of streaming video, he told me.
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On Tuesday the company said it expects to place "some amount of cash" in an escrow account.
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The only winners were the steel-company executives who continued to cash in multimillion dollar compensation packages.
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As part of that process, the company is reviewing sources of cash in this year and next.
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Now that he's retired from baseball, the former superstar is able to cash in on his interest.
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He said plans to introduce legislation that taxes scholarships for college athletes who choose to "cash in."
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Comcast Ventures is trying to cash in on the direct-to-consumer boom with a new incubator.
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All these factors suggest May should cash in on her relative popularity and call a general election.
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At his home, two guns, SIM cards, and a substantial amount of cash in dollars were discovered.
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FBI agents raided Jefferson's congressional office after finding $90,85033 in cash in the freezer at his home.
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And last year she followed her head and turned pro to cash in on her high profile.
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Some of those who got tickets immediately looked to cash in, going online with offers to sell.
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You can also, I learned, pass along this equivalent amount of cash in the form of property.
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Assuming you spend $15,000 on the Double Cash in a year, you'll earn $300 in cash back.
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But unlike a bank account, you can put a lot more than cash in a brokerage account.
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Ghost Democracy hopes to cash in on the clean skincare boom with products aimed at young consumers.
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Jet has survived collapse once before when it got close to running out of cash in 2013.
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DeposititWhere – Earn higher interest by depositing cash in a country with a higher interest rate than yours.
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All these routes effectively boost your package and leave you with more cash in your pocket overall.
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It's now about making something they can cash in on, and honestly, that feels kind of gross.
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Five days later, he tried to cash in Connie's $475,00 life insurance policy; the request was denied.
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I'm always hesitant to cash in Chase Ultimate Reward points for anything less than top-dollar values.
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Investors who have been sitting on cash in recent weeks may decide to pile into the market.
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Major European airlines have taken dramatic steps to cut costs and shore up cash in recent weeks.
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China has just slashed banks' reserve ratios, meaning lenders will need to keep less cash in hand.
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We're guessing it's part of a bigger plan for him to cash in with a splashy interview.
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In the real world, Deshaun Watson and many, many other athletes would be able to cash in.
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Learn the Trump way to cash in on the new trillion dollar booming foreclosure opportunity in 2007.
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"We do not 'hide' profits or cash in tax havens," a Cargill official wrote to the authors.
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Determine your time horizon — if you need cash in 2021, you are not a long term investor.
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Consequently, you might want to think twice before putting your emergency cash in one of those funds.
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US policymakers should try to curb this by getting cash in the hands of all Americans ASAP.
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Morocco has found its footing, and they are trying to cash in before they lose it again.
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I walk to work, because it's been almost two months since I had cash in my hands.
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But experts say that while it's tempting to cash in, Americans should exhaust every other option first.
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SoftBank is injecting the new cash in exchange for a warrant to buy additional shares in WeWork.
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Going all in To cash in on the growing trend, restaurants are making big bets on delivery.
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For restaurants, testing out the products is a way to cash in on a fast-growing trend.
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Then put the cash in the IRAs, and let people buy stocks and bonds for their retirement.
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Here are all the ways airports are ensuring that you shell out extra cash in their terminals.
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We treat Liquid Telecom's cash in Zimbabwe as restricted and exclude it from our net leverage calculations.
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The Flyers outshot the Capitals 13-5 in the first period but were unable to cash in.
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For now, Nyquist's connections will savor this victory and the influx of cash in their bank accounts.
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"Even today, we felt like we had opportunities, just didn't cash in," Texas manager Jeff Banister said.
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Current Xerox shareholders will receive $9.80 per share in cash in the form of a special dividend.
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With the Trump presidency, it seems that these groups now feel emboldened to cash in their chips.
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Investors are still unhappy about the move, as it means Airbnb continues to burn cash in China.
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Gadd could wind up earning a huge chunk of cash in royalties from the film, CNBC reports.
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Investors, however, may sometimes face waiting periods of several years to cash in and exit the fund.
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But now Saul has a hold over them and could cash in on it at any time.
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Do you carry on to cash in your treasure or ... do you go and seek out conflict?
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The two retired notes represented 210 percent, by value, of all the cash in circulation in India.
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It all comes down to what business leaders decide to do with this extra cash in 2018.
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The law is expected to free up cash in a slew of industries, including industrials and financials.
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Both moves would provide greater incentives for global investors to park their cash in dollar-denominated assets.
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That has to be your victory lap — you cash in, you do the speeches and you're done.
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Users get points they can cash in for luxury-brand rewards, such as headphones, handbags or jewelry.
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Anything that can save you a little cash in your search for love is definitely worth considering.
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Members can cash in 25 stars for an extra espresso shot, dairy substitute or another flavor pump.
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They&aposre good at saving, but they often keep their cash in a savings or checking account.
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It's sort of like going to a strip club, except they don't stuff cash in your underwear.
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Monthly sales have fallen by half since June, as cautious customers saved cash in case the Aug.
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As cash in circulation rose last year, deposits edged up at only a quarter of the pace.
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Redemption options include travel, gift cards, the ability to cash in points during online checkout at Walmart.
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It's a way to hedge against rising lease costs and cash in on WeWork's supposed halo effect.
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Current Xerox shareholders will receive $23 per share in cash in the form of a special dividend.
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The bitcoin boom has resulted in more than one new way to cash in on the blockchain.
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Campaign cash in 22020 is expected to be tight in what could be a historically crowded field.
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"Team Christie" is also looking to bank cash in the lead up to the New Hampshire primary.
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Here are five things to watch in Alabama: There's a ton of cash in this tiny race.
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According to a monthly activity report last week, clients of brokerage giant Charles Schwab & Co. slowly moved more money to cash in October and November, about 224.9 percent of their assets at the firm, compared with the range of 24 to 213 percent in cash in prior months.
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Stashing some cash in savings account used to be the monetary equivalent of stuffing money in a mattress.
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So, the bankruptcy judge can chill -- 50 Cent was actually making cash in Bev Hills, not blowing it.
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Hulu is also trying to cash in on the "offline" viewing market, allowing subscribers to download their content.
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Meanwhile, the bond market has been hit as investors cash in their fixed income and move into stocks.
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"I think we're out of the honeymoon," she joked, before explaining that Cash in a hard task-master.
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Breakfast is a growing category, and Dunkin' (DNKN) is doing more than just offering deals to cash in.
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The paid speaking circuit is a common post-campaign venue for campaign operatives and candidates to cash in.
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BI data showed that Indonesia's base money, or cash in circulation, contracted as of November from end-2015.
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Previously such trade had to be paid for by cash in advance or financed through third-country banks.
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The public is also expecting an updated timeline regarding the return to normal levels of cash in circulation.
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Frances Bean Cobain's soon-to-be ex-husband is asking for some serious cash in the divorce settlement.
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As voice assistant gain household penetration, more automakers are looking to cash in on consumer's acceptance of technology.
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EBIT margin target for Maserati * to remove ringfencing of access to Chrysler cash in Q1 23 * sees adj.
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It seems all parties are equally looking to cash in on a hot, albeit undoubtedly short-lived, trend.
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Players can purchase new items from the town store and cash in experience for enhanced abilities between quests.
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Movies offer another way to potentially cash in on nostalgia, while attracting talent with less demanding production schedules.
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The King Krule collab isn't the first time that WeTransfer looked to cash in on some cultural cache.
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EARLY in November India's government took a momentous decision by abruptly voiding 903% of the cash in circulation.
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Yet statistics show that $43 bills account for a large majority of the value of cash in circulation.
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Eager to cash in on the season of prosperity are two American-owned companies focused on online shopping.
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Still, Mr. Bowie's Wall Street collaboration inspired other celebrities to cash in while the getting was still good.
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Instead, sock away this cash in a checking account, high-yield savings account or a money market fund.
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For a flat fee, Trezeo also offers "income advances" so customers can pick up quick cash in emergencies.
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In 1889, four train bandits reportedly buried stolen cash in the canyon — but I found nothing but trash.
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A rising China will soon not need imported weapons, so Russian arms-makers are rushing to cash in.
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A search of the room turned up condoms and cash in the room's safe, according to the affidavit.
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Those trends may affect how political campaigns and outside groups could raise and use cash in the future.
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THERE'S A LOT OF CASH IN THE CAMPAIGN AND I THINK WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT WHERE THINGS ARE GOING.
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But restaurants are smiling too because the game is now allowing them to cash in on the action.
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According to strategist Larry McDonald, investors ought to put more of their hard-earned cash in, well, cash.
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J&J agreed to buy Abbott Laboratories' eye care business for about $4.33 billion in cash in September.
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Now, with the additional cash in hand, Zweig says AppOnboard is ready to make some international expansion moves.
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Johnson & Johnson agreed to buy Abbott Laboratories' eye care business for about $4.33 billion in cash in September.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin had warned Congress that the department could run out of cash in early September.
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Clayton's comments come as bitcoin is rapidly gaining value, attracting attention from more traders hoping to cash in.
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Operatives aligned with the former U.S. Attorney are expecting a gush of campaign cash in the coming days.
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Brands attempting to cash in on creator's audience without considering that they're also buying their personalities hasn't worked.
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Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith said investors can expect at least that level of cash in the future.
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He could use a different name and get a different national insurance number or do cash in hand.
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Drivers have been caught doing everything from spoofing their locations to faking rides to cash in on subsidies.
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Businesses often try to cash in on New Year's resolutions by offering introductory deals and selling annual memberships.
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The Flores family received an apology note and $1,000 in cash in the mail from a former staffer.
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He points out that the mafia and biker gangs do it and cash in ... so it's only fair.
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Instead, he poured cash in, and the paper is turning out some of its best journalism in years.
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Vladimir Putin held all the best cards, and it seems that Ankara decided to cash in its chips.
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Its existing owners will also be able to cash in on a portion of their long-held investments.
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Not wanting to leave that amount of cash in the store, they called in the Zanesville Police Department.
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Cold weather as well as firmer financial markets gave traders reason to cash in on record short positions.
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Overall, 220006 percent of investors paid in cash in November, which matches the lowest share since August 2202.
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Right now a Canadian collector has it, and is obviously looking to cash in on the prized whip.
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Generally, you should have enough cash in your HSA to cover expected medical expenses and invest the rest.
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Jet has survived collapse once before when it also got close to running out of cash in 2013.
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Obviously, we'll be consuming cash in 2019 — that's why we raised a round to invest in new markets.
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One of the big things they loved about Richard and Virgin was that they'd get cash in hand.
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A lucky gambler, Vladimir Putin knew when to raise the stakes and when to cash in his chips.
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Martin isn't the first person to cash in thanks to the psychic abilities of a cellophane wrapped cookie.
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Media companies also see theme parks as a good way to cash in on demographic and economic shifts.
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Those who do stay often end up being pushed into illegal cash-in-hand work under poor conditions.
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The benefit of keeping cash in a growing and secure account often outweighs any minor bump in taxes.
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However, his shock move to sink the government and cash in on his popularity is not going smoothly.
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"It has dawned on them that they have lots of [levers] and they can cash in," he says.
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He's likely to start the 2020 election cycle with a solid amount of cash in his campaign coffers.
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As it turns out, Americans are happier with a bit of extra cash in their wallet… go figure.
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You can take the cash in a lump sum, in monthly payments or as a line of credit.
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Some of the Democratic candidates who have received Klarman's cash in this election cycle alone are Massachusetts Rep.
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Worse yet, I could stick my cash in a low-interest savings account and never see anything accumulate.
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The phrase is a way of saying you love something — and you eagerly relinquish your cash in reverence.
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Currently, U.S. producers are only allowed to export agricultural products to Cuba on a cash-in-advance basis.
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We're here to help you ease into the new school year with some extra cash in your pocket.
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A decade ago, the United Nations World Food Program was trying out cash in a few pilot programs.
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At the end of June, Mr. Trump had less than half as much cash in reserve as Mrs.
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MUMBAI, India — Amazon Prime Video is looking to cash in on India's two biggest loves: Bollywood and cricket.
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Now Barber is hoping to cash in on the growth of the marijuana business in the United States.
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Yet the actor also knows how to enjoy himself and spend his hard-earned cash in his downtime.
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During 2015 cash in the city's accounts exceeded debt servicing almost 1.3x (3x when excluding early debt redemption).
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"The hard work of the British people is paying off in hard cash in their pockets," Hammond said.
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French Montana smells a chance to cash in on his name with all kinds of products ... particularly perfume.
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In order to cash in on the discounts, you have to enter the promo code "THANKYOU" at checkout.
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Dem newbies: Democrats have a bumper crop of self-recruited House candidates raising gobs of cash in 2018.
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The smart ones adjust to the local mores: Uber accepts cash in Brazil, as does Amazon in India.
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At that pricing, Benchmark would receive about $4003 million in cash in return for their 14.5 percent sale.
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So too should tax cheats, and embezzlers, and anyone who uses a public office to privately cash in.
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But the rest of the time, I was going to rely solely on the cash in my wallet.
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The JavaScript name usually taken to be a quick cash-in on the Java buzz of the time.
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More broadly, the service could appeal to anyone who just wants to deposit some cash in their Amazon.
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Exploding e-cigs have become rich targets for personal-injury attorneys looking to cash in big on settlements.
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You can start by avoiding mistakes now that could leave you strapped for cash in your old age.
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Hundreds of companies rode the soaring wave of investor sentiment in order to cash in on the hysteria.
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Over time, he had adopted a successful methodology that helped him cash in on market volatility and momentum.
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With 10 days left until Christmas, retailers are hoping to cash in on the final stretch of shopping.
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Every attempt at elongating Harry Potter past its already voluminous size just smells like a cheap cash-in.
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Dollar General (DG) and Dollar Tree (DLTR) are poised to benefit from the extra cash in customers' wallets.
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At that pricing, Benchmark would receive about $900 million in cash in return for their 14.5 percent sale.
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For decades, it has been customary for the former attendants of presidents and presidential candidates to cash in.
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Venture capitalists will need to tell startups to slow their growth and preserve cash in order to survive.
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The 10-year rule, he said, would help screen out anyone trying to cash in on a windfall.
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The move made it nearly impossible to use cash in a country that relied on it for everything.
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High interest rates entice investors with enhanced rewards for accepting the risk of keeping their cash in Turkey.
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He was working a cash-in-hand shift at a night club run by a meth-addled biker.
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So what's the additional benefit of studying basic income, if we know so much about cash in general?
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That way, once you're able to travel and actually cash in your points, you'll be locked and loaded.
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It seems a good bet that at least one of us will live long enough to cash in.
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Finally, we can cash in on the big prize instead of always waiting for something bad to happen.
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It was also the first branch of the government to go broke, running out of cash in 2014.
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After this account is built, it can be tempting to leave any spare cash in your checking account.
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When you cash in a bounty, is that a flat rate, or does it depend on the case?
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Kiley, the night manager, had twenty-four dollars in his pocket; the cash in the register was untouched.
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I learned that a 'cash in' became known as a 'credit,' and a 'cash out' was a 'debit.
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"American Horror Story" tried to cash in on the 80s trend with its ninth season set in 1984.
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The extra cash in most retailers' pockets may be the honey activists need to reenter the retail industry.
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In the short run, lawyers and accountants will cash in as experts on the complex new tax rules.
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For a period of ten years, banks should be obliged to accept and distribute cash in populated areas.
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The country is also awash in copycat names, or those trying to cash in on a popular trend.
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The suit claims that Oracle overpaid by billions for NetSuite when Oracle paid $9.3 billion cash in 2016.
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Another potential "gotcha" of this card is that you can only cash in your rewards once per year.
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The Blues had a five-on-three power play early in the second period but couldn't cash in.
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And by the way these are very smart people and they don't leave cash in their bank accounts.
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The amount of cash in circulation fell by nearly half, from 17.7 trillion rupees ($260 billion) on Nov.
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Nor is this the first time that a fast-food chain has tried to cash in on Christmas.
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At least one company is trying to make it easier for drivers to cash in on multiple apps.
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Two of the companies need to raise cash in order to pay government fees following a court ruling.
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Acting before you have the cash in hand can help make sure you save some of the refund.
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The Money Matters report also revealed how far Americans would go to put extra cash in their pockets.
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No one wants to leave money on the table by holding on to cash in their investment portfolio.
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The witness pinched his fingers and dropped them down to imitate his wife putting cash in her purse.
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During 2016 cash in the city's accounts exceeded debt servicing almost 2.7x (3.6x when excluding early debt redemption).
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"We had some opportunities and didn't cash in but we kept playing," Cleveland manager Terry Francona told reporters.
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This legislation would preserve competition, keep local businesses afloat and leave motorists with more cash in their pockets.
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A little comparison shopping for important products and services could save you significant cash in the long run.
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"Bannon seems out to cash in on the Trump base, and McConnell's critics smell blood," Mr. Cross writes.
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But here was the novelty: You didn't have to wait until the game was over to cash in.
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If you are looking to cash in, be on the lookout for copper pennies with a 1943 stamp.
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It also insures that Intel doesn't miss an opportunity to cash in on the recent self-driving wave.
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The lines show increase in income — which means that in every scenario, the rich cash in big time.
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And instead of clicking links, the public was sending cash in the mail and getting chameleons in return.
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Your options have never been clearer: dumb it down to cash in or stay high-minded and frugal.
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Customers can deposit cash in the Kind kiosk to pay for their purchase, removing one headache for the dispensary.
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I hand my husband a $10 bill for the groceries and so he'll have cash in his wallet tomorrow.
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It also exposes another potential pitfall for companies trying to cash in on the mushily regulated mobile health industry.
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The ratings agency expects Sears to burn through $1.6 billion in cash in 2016, and $1.8 billion in 1903.
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Well, one woman is making a big bet on your wishes and hoping to cash in on your jealousy.
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VBS ran out cash in March when 1.5 billion rand ($113 million), three quarters of its total assets, vanished.
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If Trump is in anyone&aposs pockets, it&aposs yours and he&aposs dumping wads of cash in it.
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December marks the peak season for most retailers around the world hoping to cash in on the mad rush.
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Snap's late-stage private investors are counting on an IPO pop to cash in on their high-dollar investments.
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Unfortunately, some of that amount may be diverted by counterfeiters attempting to cash in on that with phony goods.
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With growing popularity of shows such as HBO's Vinyl everyone is looking to cash in on the nostalgia trip.
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I don't like the idea of entrepreneurs writing these forgettable books and people trying to cash in on trends.
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If George Zimmerman really wanted to cash in, he'd auction off the opportunity to punch him in the face.
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A number of American retailers rushed to cash in on hemp-derived CBD -- products heralded for potential wellness benefits.
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Cash in those accounts that isn't being used to invest in stocks, would likely not be protected, he said.
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Critics say that could allow developers to cash in by targeting zones already teeming with investment and gentrified neighborhoods.
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Apple's new Apple Card is going to cash in on that base human craving for devices that signal status.
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It has an unsustainable debt load and is likely to use more than $500 million of cash in 2016.
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I can't recall such a blatant attempt to cash in while you've still got shows that draw big ratings.
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The fact that there is still a clamor for cash signals there still isn't enough cash in the system.
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That will likely accelerate the move away from cash in favor of credit, debit and mobile wallets, experts say.
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What wasn't discussed during the presentation, however, was that Battlefront II will instead try to cash in through microtransactions.
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If executives are worried about the future, they might hang on to cash in case of a rainy day.
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In addition to in-person customer service, a branch gives you a place to deposit cash in your account.
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Whether the first lady would be permitted by the constitution to cash in on her mega-celebrity is uncertain.
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That ability to cash in on its users makes Facebook well-positioned for the future, advertising industry experts say.
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Plus, if he's ever looking for extra cash, he can always cash in one of his many gold medals.
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As for royalties, this is where MacKenzie can cash in even more, getting 20 percent in all music formats.
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I mean, this is a close investigation that came up in Peter Schweitzer&aposs book, "Clinton Cash," in 2015.
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According to the GMB, they can cash in those shares tax-free after holding onto them for two years.
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Forbes backed up Wright's statement that box office earnings don't necessarily translate to cold, hard cash in actors' pockets.
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Both calls were prudent, but when the Astros continually failed to cash in on scoring opportunities, those calls resonated.
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No. But I oppose it on principle: It's a gimmicky way to cash in on a "crazy" food trend.
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Tesla will need to amass a gargantuan pile of cash in the next two years, says one cleantech analyst.
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The lifeless, dimwitted retread is a soulless, shameless cash-in that lacks even the modest virtues of its predecessor.
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So it's rather fortunate these were discovered by Project Zero rather than someone looking to cash in on them.
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Bell said Seabrook accepted the cash in exchange for steering $20 million of union money to a hedge fund.
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Telecom infrastructure provider Zayo Group Holdings Inc agreed to buy Electric Lightwave for $1.42 billion in cash in November.
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Although both parties have raised similar piles of cash in total, they have done so in very different ways.
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BoxMaker represents what often happens with Nintendo: opportunistic developers trying to cash-in where Nintendo hasn't shown up yet.
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"If you put a pile of cash in a city, we're all going to invest in technology," Gilbert said.
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That suggested banks are keen to stock up on cheap cash in anticipation of a continued rise in lending.
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For $18.99, dads can cash in on this deal when they dine in at a participating locations on Sunday.
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Under ultra-low or negative interest rates, holding cash in a bank should cost investors more money, Davitt noted.
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It hopes the French brand will help it further cash in on a classic cocktail renaissance among young Americans.
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His cash in hand was just Rs 303,700, a fall from Rs 38,700 ($570) in the last fiscal year.
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Still, the closer people get to the IPO date, the less likely those employees are to truly cash in.
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Conducting such operations daily could give it more flexibility in managing the amount of cash in the financial system.
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And, of course, entrepreneurs are trying to cash in on the millions of people out there catching them all.
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But they have to cash in quickly — every season, new contestants come into the picture to steal the show.
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And then there are the profiteers who cash in as the climate crisis takes hold across the United States.
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"No other time in history have companies held so much cash in a low rate environment," Lakos-Bujas wrote.
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TwentyFirstCenturyBrand is trying to cash in on the resurgence of brand-building Mildenhall is no stranger to brand-building.
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It is believed North Korea had been attempting to raise cash in order to cope with international trade sanctions.
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Prokopenya worked with IT firms and lawyers to draft guidelines to cash in on an emerging digital industry: cryptocurrencies.
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Additionally, the FBI found $90,000 of the cash in his freezer while serving a search warrant at his residence.
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In theory, banks can avoid this de facto rent on their deposits by holding cash in their own vaults.
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We've detailed four more killings where the murderers were looking to cash in on the lives of their parents.
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O'Korn was picked off on three straight possessions, but the Spartans failed to cash in on any of them.
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Try mixing it into "dirty mashed potatoes" or serving potatoes roasted to cash in on the skin, she adds.
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If that happens, Amazon will find plenty of new ways to cash in outside of its own hardware sales.
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In the U.S. about 3 in 10 people say they make no purchases in cash in a typical week.
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Extra taxes on his income and pension have left him with roughly 1703 percent less cash in his pocket.
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"There might be wiggle room for four or five schools to get invited, and they'll cash in," he added.
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General Motors wants to create and cash in on operating a ride-hailing business featuring its self-driving vehicles.
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He realizes that without his CFP, the cash in his 403(b) would probably still be just that ... cash.
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Sailors receiving deliveries can pay over the phone with a credit card or send down cash in a bucket.
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Cash is currently ruling the market, as more investors come back, looking to cash in on fast-rising prices.
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But to cash in, Sony is doing something that's very rare in today's industry: it's playing the long game.
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If you need your cash in the short-term, you'll want less risk and faster access to your funds.
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In fact, both active and passive bond funds together in 2016 took in the most cash in three years.
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But outside firms that have always had to get scrappy are poised to cash in where Silicon Valley stalls.
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Bitcoin's 1,432 percent year-to-date gains have emboldened even novice investors to throw their cash in the game.
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They'll get to cash in that cultural cache on July 20, when their latest album Hive Mind comes out.
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Citigroup has been trying to cash in on the strong American consumer health by revamping its credit card business.
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The startup joins a growing number of others in tech hoping to cash in on the lucrative vitamin industry.
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But the investment on my mind has nothing to do with bundles of cash in coke-dusted rubber bands.
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Facebook generated more than $5 billion in free cash in the quarter and ended with $45 billion in cash.
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Some have attempted to cash in on the worries surrounding net neutrality by promising to improve lousy ISP performance.
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Rolling out a Kickstarter also, of course, can save a bit of cash in the pursuit of raising it.
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Is it possible that more cash in the average person's pocket will change how they perceive the tax bill?
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Consequently, the amount of cash in circulation that is actually available to make transactions in disasters is relatively low.
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Mr. Lui, 36, is an operations manager in Westbury, N.Y., for Cash in Your Case, a legal funding firm.
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Old habits die hard, and humans have been using cash, in one form or another, for roughly 7,000 years.
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But Playboy's efforts to cash in on its brand — and particularly its famous bunny logo — are paying big dividends.
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Sure, some consumers are eligible for cash in some cases, if they can show they actually experienced identity theft.
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It's an obvious move to cash in on the title of his hit album and recently-announced music festival.
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The supposed student had asked Michael to deposit the cash in another bank account that Michael did not own.
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One is that it puts cash in the hands of those shareholders who choose to sell in the buyback.
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That isn't just a major business inconvenience: Having that much cash in transit is a huge public safety issue.
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According to Nissan's securities filings, Mr. Ghosn was paid 735 million yen, about $6.5 million, in cash in 2017.
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CASH Snacks, hot soup and small gear items can all be purchased for cash in any of the huts.
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It is important for reforms like these to get cash in the hands of Americans as soon as possible.
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Those bills alone could crush restaurants in a matter of weeks, unless they have heaps of cash in reserve.
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It's part of a move to cash in on the popularity of subscription and ad-based music streaming services.
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Disney clearly casts big names with existing fan followings in order to cash in on the built-in audience.
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Supporters of the initiative asserted that those people were coming to California to cash in on its social programs.
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In a race to cash in, Mr. Trump and his competitors often borrowed more than they could pay back.
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Give too many freebies away, and you risk running out of cash before you're big enough to cash in.
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The basic function of an annuity is to provide investors a guaranteed stream of cash in their retirement years.
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I watched from the back seat as he returned to the cab, weeping, with borrowed cash in his hand.
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A hasty social media post can bring accusations that they are trying to cash in at a sensitive time.
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Boston couldn't cash in on a power play at the end of regulation and the game went to overtime.
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Without cash in hand, the Maduro regime could lose the loyalty of its enforcers, the Venezuelan military and police.
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Tech startups typically focus on rapid growth in their early years, burning through investor cash in order to expand.
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As developers rush to cash in, unplanned urban sprawl is leading to congestion, flooding and more slums, analysts say.
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But if you're going to cash in, at least make sure the story is decent to warrant an audience.
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Trump confirmed he carries cash in his back pocket before pulling out a wad of bills to show reporters.
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That would become a theme of the first half — the Cornhuskers cough it up and the Hawkeyes cash in.
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Stashing some cash in a savings account has not yielded very much, aside from peace of mind, until recently.
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Regardless of the spark, the episode reflects a liquidity squeeze--there simply isn't enough cash in the financial system.
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This law has gotten support of Republican legislatures across the country eager to cash in on corporate campaign funding.
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I keep about a month's expenses in my checking account and put the rest of my cash in savings.
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Tesla claims the petition was started by a short seller looking to cash in by dipping Tesla&aposs stock.
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But other times, it's just a blatant attempt to cash in on a trend and boost short-term earnings.
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He added that more aggressive investors may want to hold a 20 percent share of cash in their portfolio.
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Other unprofitable start-ups have worked to lower their costs and hoard cash in case of a market downturn.
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That means if you're still holding onto the cash in your FSA, you might be about to lose it.
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If all else fails, cut up your credit cards, put your cash in the bank, and start trading pelts.
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Tesla's slowing sales are a concern because the company needs cash in order to pay down its sizable debts.
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Welp, Ozzy's got a solution of his own ... $25,000 of cold, hard cash in the form of a reward.
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Whether they'll want to cash in quickly or hold their shares for the long term remains to be seen.
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Better to overpay and get money back later than to underpay and have to pay extra cash in penalties.
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Tech companies weathered the 2008 recession better than the dotcom bubble, largely because they had more cash in reserve.
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In the world of politics, hard cash in candidates' bank accounts is one of the most valuable resources available.
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The French government owns about 14 percent of PSA after providing the automaker with badly needed cash in 2014.
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"Any time you give Aaron those opportunities, he's going to cash in on them, especially at home," he said.
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U.S. bankers said that as campaigns targeting European firms increase, they are looking to cash in on advisory work.
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Haskins fumbled away the ball while getting sacked in the first quarter, but the Lions failed to cash in.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - For 22 years Mohamed Mahmoud deposited his law practice's cash in a bank near his Khartoum office.
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Is it worth keeping that cash in a high-yield savings account if it's not earning much interest anymore?
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But for those Democrats who are seeking cash in big chunks, Hollywood has been, as ever, a deep well.
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Private equity firms looking to cash in have bought several interlock makers, including Smart Start, and are circling others.
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I'd read about the skyrocketing price of bread in Zimbabwe, and how people were carrying their cash in wheelbarrows.
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Nintendo and its partners obviously needed to invest some cash in hiring programmers and designers to build the game.
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I hastily shoved the cash in an envelope and mailed it home, afraid to be caught with the contraband.
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On this day, Venus (a planet that rules cash in addition to love) trines the planet of abundance, Jupiter.
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Our parents had the fake identities, close calls with federal agents, and secret stashes of cash in bank vaults.
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What if you could buy Monero offline, with cash, in a public place like a library or a restaurant?
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There's a "clear winner" for investors who want to cash in on the market's biggest fear, according to Citi.
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Withhold too little, and you take home more cash in your paycheck, but you may owe the IRS next spring.
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Venmo and Square Cash, in contrast, cap user payments respectively at $299.99 and $250 a week, regardless of credit history.
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Mention an amount of cash in your conversation and the Apple Pay Messenger app pops up to complete the deal.
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The customer still got their food, but Tyler kept the cash in his pocket and made change from the register.
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It's now been listened to 1.7 million times with each play depositing a little bit of cash in everyone's pocket.
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For investors hoping to cash in on President Donald Trump's market-moving tweets, monitoring his Twitter feed constantly is essential.
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For their part, both Amazon and Netflix have also attempted to cash in on the popularity of cricket in India.
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Miller suggests stashing that cash in certificates of deposit, which offer higher-than-average returns compared with regular savings accounts.
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The fall in the amount of cash in circulation in recent months suggests that this rise in demand has reversed.
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Once the contract was won, the payment was made in cash in Brazil and to foreign bank accounts, Faria said.
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ATMs were empty, and the lack of cash in the system allowed EcoCash to flourish and gain sizable market share.
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Caldwell-Pope gallops the floor off missed shots and turnovers, perpetually looking to cash in against a retreating, unbalanced defense.
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There is $24 trillion worth of cash in circulation; $24 trillion of this is in the form of $24 bills.
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Private markets are developing new ways for startups' employees, the most valuable resource in techland, to cash in their shares.
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Of the 20 House campaigns that raised the most cash in the third quarter of this year, 603 were Democratic.
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If necessary, consider tapping into savings you may normally steer clear of in order to get more cash in hand.
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Previous investors Union Square Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, DCM, and NYCA Partners also put up cash in the latest round.
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In the meantime, if trends are any indication, crypto-tokens will continue to absorb huge amounts of cash in 2017.
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The RBI has released the figure only now, claiming, improbably, that it needed to count the cash in its tills.
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Anyone can become an agent — someone who can accept cash in exchange for digital currency — with data and some cash.
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Yum China had $1.6 billion in net cash in March, meaning Hillhouse could leverage up the business to boost returns.
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Yeah, the bar's not ultimately where you want to be, but cash in hand, good for tax reasons, you know.
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"It was more about quantity than quality in an effort for [networks] to cash in and make money," Coleman adds.
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It had all of the hallmarks of a throwaway game meant to cash in on the success of the original.
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Misleading donors House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi attempted to use the special prosecutor to cash in, claiming he was fired.
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Slowing sales are bad news for Tesla because the company needs cash in order to pay down its sizable debts.
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Gunkel was acquired by the Orioles from the Red Sox for OF Alejandro De Aza and cash in June 2015.
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Meanwhile, developers keen to cash in on India's booming telecoms industry compete to bring panic-button style apps to market.
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The caveat to "the sooner the better" mantra is with families expecting a big influx of cash in the fall.
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BitPay started offering its clients the option to accept payments in Bitcoin Cash in addition to Bitcoin earlier this year.
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I allot for $229 for my portion but I'm hoping I can just use the cash in my wallet ($46).
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At the same time, stashing cash in a savings account is reaping a better return than it has in years.
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The automaker has come under pressure from investors to return more cash in the form of share buybacks and dividends.
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Depending on how much they cough up, buyers can cash in-on between $212,000 to $5,000 in services and products.
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If you order off the Burger King mobile app, you can also cash in on a batch of $1 fries.
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Gerchen has also cut deals to front cash in exchange for a portion of a law firm's year-end profits.
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But the result is that you may not be allocating the cash in a way that covers your financial bases.
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The grandma had wrapped the cash in aluminum foil, which would increase the fine since it showed intent to conceal.
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SolarCity has struggled financially despite revenue growth, while Tesla has continued to burn cash in pioneering the electric vehicle market.
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In October 2018, the government kicked off an island-wide cull, offering licensed hunters cash in exchange for dead iguanas.
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Experts warn that holding large sums in hot wallets is the equivalent of carrying large amounts of cash in person.
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Had the chipmaker just buried that cash in the S&P 187.33, it would now be worth about $925 million.
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Unlike a wallet you use for cash in the real world, ethereum wallets don't actually contain any of your cryptocurrency.
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Kodak says more good deeds are in the works ... and next time he might even donate some cash in person.
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If you don't keep your savings in cash in your house, a burglary might not mean completely devastating your life.
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First, the policy should encourage commercial banks to make loans to avoid charges on cash in excess of mandatory reserves.
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Employees would not be forced to take time off, if they prefer to cash in a bigger paycheck, Roby said.
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Kellyanne Conway coined the now-famous phrase "alternative facts" ... and there's been a rush to cash in on her snafu.
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The Braves (16-53) could muster only two hits against Bumgarner after failing to cash in a first-inning threat.
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Most shows in the genre were animated tie-ins meant to sell toys or cash-in on a film property.
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It seeks to cash in on the fad among "millennials" for traceable craft-made products, rather than big-name stuff.
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The pattern has become sufficiently predictable that hedge funds are building trading algorithms to cash in when Trump lashes out.
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They were the first among friends to cash in on the oil rush, but they would not be the last.
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The word could also describe Hanson's alleged behavior when it comes to the large quantities of cash in his possession.
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So many executives are hungry to cash in on job offers that provide larger salaries and bonuses and other perks.
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