CASH-STRAPPED Yet many of the company's projects in Venezuela ground to a halt even before the Odebrecht scandal exploded, likely due to lack of payment from the cash-strapped socialist government, sources said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Cash-strapped smartphone screen maker Japan Display Inc (6740.
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Pepper, performing funeral rites for cash-strapped people in Japan. Really?
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Not all of Brazil's cash-strapped mills can afford to wait.
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Alas, his cash-strapped government cannot afford to pay for it.
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Cash-strapped Eskom is struggling to emerge from a financial crisis.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's cash-strapped government invited creditors to a Nov.
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Several successive cash-strapped governments have failed to set money aside.
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Rauner has launched a financial probe of the cash-strapped district.
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Yet cash-strapped governments often ignore the problem, letting roads deteriorate.
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It will do nothing for cash-strapped cities like Flint, Mich.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela has balked at paying in other arbitration cases.
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Cash-strapped Nepal earns 4% of GDP through income from tourists.
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That would be fine for Mr Kim and his cash-strapped regime.
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Tapping funding pre-emptively may help cash-strapped companies refinance looming debt.
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Luckily, there are a few alternatives that suit cash-strapped needle-phobes.
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The cash-strapped federal government will have a hard time finding more.
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It also faces pressure from cash-strapped (and often spendthrift) regional governments.
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America's middle- and high schools, and those often cash-strapped schools are
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That prompted a cash-strapped government not to raise fees after all.
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Immelt was criticized for poor leadership decisions that left GE cash-strapped.
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But that could be offset by cash-strapped local institutions selling stocks.
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Airbnb started out as couchsurfing website for the young and cash-strapped.
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Maduro's cash-strapped government defaulted on its dollar-based bonds in 2017.
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Currently, a cash-strapped customer might borrow $400 from a payday lender.
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Cash-strapped cities cannot hire enough police officers or fix vital infrastructure.
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It's useful for cash-strapped teams because it typically identifies undervalued, overlooked players.
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The cash-strapped group, led by hyperactive entrepreneur Jia Yueting, has unique problems.
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As cash-strapped banks shed flashy golf-club memberships, other firms followed suit.
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The cash-strapped government has acknowledged it needs to build up the infrastructure.
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That gives cash-strapped local authorities less leeway to cut learning-disability services.
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Cash-strapped shoppers began using the internet to hunt down the best deals.
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And the cash-strapped government doesn't have the funding to provide substantial help.
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Dwindling financial support is putting cash-strapped schools even deeper in the red.
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However, the cash-strapped RA can also ill-afford a protracted court challenge.
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Tourism is a $9 billion a year industry for the cash-strapped city.
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It expects the trend to continue as cash-strapped mining firms trim investment.
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Cash-strapped Russian sun-seekers are retreating from beauty spots, including French ones.
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"What this says about it was that Eero was cash strapped," Scheinrock said.
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For cash-strapped drillers, hedging may have simply become too expensive, analysts say.
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If you lose a lot of money, the organization can become cash-strapped.
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The cash-strapped leftist government secured 246 million euros from last month's auction.
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But paying at all could potentially be a problem for cash-strapped states.
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Other problems include cash-strapped state firms and a stubbornly high unemployment rate.
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It's that in her district of cash-strapped renters, landlords are the enemy.
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Cash-strapped businesses have begun laying off and furloughing workers by the thousands.
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Ramen isn't just the stereotypical meal of choice for cash-strapped college students.
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But like other cash-strapped energy firms, Clayton does not have a choice.
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Ecuador's exit from the OPEC agreement underscores the pressures on cash-strapped nations.
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Cash-strapped theaters took fewer risks in programming new work, Mr. Miller said.
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They also offer a relatively inexpensive meal choice for younger, cash-strapped shoppers.
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It'll also mean more scrambling for cash at already cash-strapped public health offices.
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She urged Brazil's federal government to provide support to cash-strapped cities like hers.
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The move was aimed at boosting credit to cash-strapped NBFCs, or shadow banks.
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Increasingly cash-strapped, Hamas instituted taxes on all parts of daily life and commerce.
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Other cash-strapped Greek museums will also get a boost from hosting Documenta's works.
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The consumer might be cash-strapped, but Jim Cramer says it doesn't even matter.
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For example, Ms Raggi has abandoned cash-strapped Rome's bid for the 2024 Olympics.
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Earlier this month, a cash-strapped taxi driver in Queens took his own life.
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That could be a sign of reduced spending on nonessentials by cash-strapped Americans.
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The cash-strapped Iraqi government has to rely on foreign donors for reconstruction money.
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Cash-strapped public universities have used full-tuition Chinese students as a financial crutch.
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Cash-strapped employers should take note: Most of these tips require no additional spending.
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But output has dropped precipitously since then as cash-strapped Pemex diverted investment elsewhere.
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But cash-strapped local governments are responsible for handing out most of this money.
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INCJ rescued a cash-strapped Renesas in 2013 with a 150 billion yen investment.
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America is $20 trillion in debt, cash-strapped cities cannot hire enough police officers.
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These were cash-strapped countries that already had limited resources to fight off viruses.
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Tanesco, which has a monopoly on distributing power in Tanzania, is severely cash-strapped.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The chief executive of Mexico's cash-strapped construction company ICA (ICA.
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That should appeal to cash-strapped health systems, because prophylaxis is cheaper than treatment.
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The mine could help local people indirectly, too, by bankrolling a cash-strapped government.
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Financially, cash strapped counties have everything to gain by keeping those detention beds full.
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The governor said the bill unfairly included a bailout for the cash-strapped district.
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Cash-strapped cities and states have long struggled to raise revenue for transportation projects.
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He first turned to hacking as a money-earner as a cash-strapped student.
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Already cash-strapped student loan borrowers could get hit from all sides, he said.
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Gift cards — perhaps the best gift you can give a cash-strapped college student
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In Connecticut, Malloy's signature provides relief to Hartford, the state's cash-strapped capital city.
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Some cash-strapped families piled crops inside their barns or outside on the ground.
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It also means local government-linked companies investing in their cash-strapped private counterparts.
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Dollar General (DG): Cash-strapped consumers are flocking to discount retailers like Dollar General.
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Presenting himself a cash-strapped man of the people did not occur to him.
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So this is not the time to cut corners for a cash strapped campaign.
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The patient pool seems more cash-strapped now than it was a decade ago.
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Immelt came under fire from critics over leadership decisions that left GE cash-strapped.
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He went from a cash-strapped and abusive upbringing to building a billion-dollar empire.
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That makes them attractive to cash-strapped cities, but it also makes their sustainability questionable.
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In exchange for a 75-year lease, the cash-strapped city got a lump sum.
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The cash-strapped government would have to create jobs and invest in schools and infrastructure.
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For many cash-strapped workers, it's "an emergency situation," says personal finance expert Suze Orman.
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Cemig, owned by the cash-strapped state of Minas Gerais, holds 44 percent of Renova.
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Cash-strapped Pemex has the largest debt among all state oil firms in Latin America.
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However, many exploration and production companies in the U.S. are now cash-strapped, said Dunlap.
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The cash-strapped government promised in January to expand some cemeteries and build more crematoriums.
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But for government agencies, hard-nosed investors and cash-strapped shoppers, information is not enough.
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Governments and utilities in poor countries are often too cash-strapped to extend their grids.
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There are several reasons why many African universities, both public and private, are cash-strapped.
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Cash-strapped rural hospitals could, in particular, feel the brunt of this provision, sources said.
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Shares in the cash-strapped builder jumped 14 percent after bids were announced on Wednesday.
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Income from foreign climbers is a major source of revenue for the cash-strapped nation.
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DE) agreed to pay out $820 million to cash-strapped dealers in early 2015. (reut.
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However, there is debate as to how cash-strapped healthcare systems will pay for them.
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Now, cash-strapped states are highly likely to start mining this new revenue stream. 3.
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That's up to $5 billion in potential savings for cash-strapped municipalities and state governments.
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The profligate spending seemed particularly abhorrent in a state as cash-strapped as West Virginia.
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With decades of experience, he understands why cash strapped filmmakers release their work on YouTube.
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Would cash-strapped towns and cities be expected to provide the weapons to their schools?
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In the world of computing, especially for a cash-strapped startup, that is an eternity.
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Ramaphosa this month promised "drastic action" to turnaround cash-strapped and highly indebted state firms.
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Like many millennials, you may be cash strapped and trying to pay off student debt.
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Cash-strapped startups, on the other hand, increasingly turn to government-backed incubators for lower costs.
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Tax amnesty programs launched by cash-strapped governments to draw back the funds generated little enthusiasm.
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Cash-strapped millennials who are starting families have a new cost on the horizon: child care.
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State-owned restaurants are one way the cash-strapped regime brings in much-needed foreign currency.
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So why don't cash-strapped city governments protest by denying candidates such as Trump police protection?
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Private halls have sprung up as cash-strapped universities have outsourced to companies such as Unite.
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They have also questioned how much the event will cost the cash-strapped National Park Service.
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For the cash-strapped and newly nesting, fitting out a home could cost many months' salary.
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The machines needed to sort bulky parcels require heavy investment that strains cash-strapped post offices.
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In general, cash-strapped countries turn to the International Monetary Fund for loans during financial crises.
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But Avianca Brasil has been so cash-strapped that it fell behind its payroll in March.
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Cash-strapped governments are in desperate need of cost-effective solutions to mobility and climate challenges.
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"They're still holding fire sales," he added, criticizing the potential deal with Maduro's cash-strapped administration.
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Unable to tear herself away from Twitter, she then donated to one more cash-strapped fan.
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In Detroit, Puerto Rico, and now Alaska, a disturbing trend among cash strapped municipalities is emerging.
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But in 2015, cash-strapped Zimbabwe earmarked just 6 percent of its budget for that purpose.
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Greece's cash-strapped government is waiting, too—for more than €380m ($433m) of EU emergency funding.
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According to the broadcaster, Zuma's Cabinet approved a new board for the cash-strapped national airline.
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But the cash-strapped utility is still hunting for more money to shore up its finances.
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It's a solid phone designed to give cash-strapped users some solid bang for their bucks.
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The bill largely focused on funding for Profamilias, Planned Parenthood's partner in cash-strapped Puerto Rico.
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But now, cash-strapped and pothole-ridden, states are asking the eco-friendly to pay up.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Baring Private Equity Asia will buy cash-strapped Japanese electronics firm Pioneer Corp 6773.
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Air travel rose 6.2 percent, however, after cash-strapped airlines reduced fares to fill empty seats.
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But few of the continent's cash-strapped governments have given firm plans for support beyond 2020.
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This is a big deal for cash-strapped insurers on the fence about trying the service.
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In 2013, following Washington's defunding of UNESCO, Azerbaijan donated $5 million to the cash-strapped organization.
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But that was unacceptable to relatives, who pressed Mr. Macri's cash-strapped government to keep looking.
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This makes it cumbersome for most gadflies and cash-strapped agitators to use for large projects.
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The government is currently working to implement policies to help cash-strapped Americans during the crisis.
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These already cash-strapped hospitals serving poorer populations will soon be put in even greater jeopardy.
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They argued that convicts should not take the financial aid resources from cash-strapped college students.
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The cash-strapped government has appealed to the public for donations of money instead of goods.
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The cash-strapped Caribbean nation exchanges medical and other professional services for oil and oil products.
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So investors are more cash-strapped and have to use more financing to flip their homes.
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A starter home scarcity is making it even harder for cash-strapped millennials to attain homeownership.
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Even cash-strapped college students can consider stashing some cash in a Roth individual retirement account.
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Immelt came under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions as CEO that left GE cash-strapped.
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Get your head checked The consumer might be cash-strapped, but Cramer says it doesn't even matter.
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The cash-strapped, small-market club began the season without a full complement of MLB-calibre starters.
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But in its 2016 budget, the cash-strapped government did not allocate any money for the subsidies.
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The cash-strapped hospital operator's board is also scheduled to meet to approve quarterly results on Wednesday.
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Mugabe's travel to international conferences such as the ocean summit has raised eyebrows in cash-strapped Zimbabwe.
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Some aficionados worry that the cash-strapped Cuban government will cut corners and produce an inferior product.
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Cash-strapped cities and towns here are also scrambling to pay up front costs of rebuilding projects.
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Most will not, because they are cash-strapped and generally detest any change to business as usual.
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With no takers, the federal government wants the cash-strapped provincial government in Sindh to take over.
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But stories abound of cash-strapped workers thronging railway and bus stations to make their journey home.
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Convincing cash-strapped jurisdictions to spend money on mitigation requires evidence that the cost is worth it.
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The firm has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the cash-strapped leftist government scrambles for cash.
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The cash-strapped OPEC nation's collapsing economy has left its population struggling to find food and medicine.
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But Kasich's cash-strapped campaign is eager to pick up as many of those donors as possible.
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Since the global financial crisis, cash-strapped Western governments have been forced to put projects on ice.
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Under the deal, United had loaned $456 million to cash-strapped Avianca's parent company, Synergy Group Corp.
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The requirement that joint ventures sell their crude to cash-strapped PDVSA has led to payment delays.
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The economics of solar matter the most for cash-strapped families, community facilities and affordable housing owners.
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Since 2017 we've managed $3 million in revenue-based financing, which helps cash-strapped technology companies grow.
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But updating the other 20 percent isn't high on the priority list of many cash-strapped governments.
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Large and expensive, a proper effort in Texas would stretch the resources of his cash-strapped campaign.
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If you are cash-strapped, Strauss says most communities have free legal resources for small business owners.
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Today, Washington provides almost no help to cash-strapped states and cities to rehabilitate their water systems.
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We assume that cash-strapped dictators will quickly fall because they can no longer buy people's loyalty.
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Finally, Biden's campaign is cash-strapped and has barely been able to fund ads beyond South Carolina.
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Cash-strapped Biden is also counting on a wave of free media should he win South Carolina.
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Its actions could kill a startupThe consequences for a cash-strapped business like a startup are steep.
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Cash-strapped independent media are of course cheaper for the president's cronies to buy and de-fang.
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Because "compliance actions and higher prices" will force cash-strapped consumers to adopt their own austerity measures.
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The first hurdle is convincing these cash-strapped shoppers to pay a membership fee to use Amazon.
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But Immelt has come under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions that left GE cash strapped.
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Despite the current cash-strapped environment of most oil companies, the sanctioning of Leviathan makes commercial sense.
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The legislation could also include an infusion of $28500 billion to help out the cash-strapped program.
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Military aid would shift from grants to loans – loans the cash-strapped Tunisian treasury can ill afford.
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The legislation could also include an infusion of $6 billion to help out the cash-strapped program.
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For other cash-strapped couples, the ring of their partner's dreams may not be a financial reality.
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But the rising value of sand suggests that the operation was lucrative for cash-strapped North Korea.
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It also started providing export financing to Russian companies looking to sell to the cash-strapped island.
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More recently, cash-strapped hospitals in big cities, including Rio de Janeiro, have seen patients die in corridors.
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Creating a space for the elderly to mingle with youngsters can lift spirits—and help cash-strapped millennials. ■
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This left his campaign so cash-strapped they only had the money to boost a few Facebook posts.
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China is building frigates and aircraft-carriers at a pace which makes cash-strapped British planners look plodding.
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Those bullish on oil prices say shale production is moderating as cash-strapped American producers tighten their belts.
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The task of integrating legions of refugees has been left primarily to cash-strapped state governments and citizens.
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Other reasons include delayed repairs and impoundments by service providers that are owed money by cash-strapped PDVSA.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela, which pushed hard to bring the global deal together, has also said it intends to.
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Several studies had to be undertaken, and extra money had to be found in a cash-strapped agency.
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"Even when the Philippines was cash-strapped, it had never defaulted on any of its loans," said Dominguez.
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MusikBi, like its rivals, is small and cash strapped, but with more than 10,000 users, Diop sees potential.
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AT&T needs to deliver for cash-strapped cities AT&T knows that it can't just make promises.
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But the offer from Ethiopian may be attractive for a cash-strapped government struggling through a prolonged recession.
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He's touted his regressive tax as the prescription for cash-strapped cities looking for a convenient financial scapegoat.
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The decision drew investor ire and sent shares in the cash-strapped hospital operator down almost 5 percent.
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"What a huge accomplishment," DeVos said of this drain on the state's already cash-strapped public-school system.
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Additionally, Comcast employees get reduced payments on internet and cable, which could help any cash-strapped college student.
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In the case of Codere, a cash-strapped Spanish gaming company, Mr. Shah first used the manufactured default.
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The Russian firm has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the cash-strapped leftist government scrambles for cash.
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Gordhan is leading efforts to clean up other cash-strapped South African state firms, like power utility Eskom.
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TO raised concerns last year when the cash-strapped government took an interim step to boost its revenues.
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For many cash-strapped police departments, this offer may at first glance appear to be an attractive proposition.
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He's an orphan, who grows up with his cash-strapped aunt and uncle in a lower-class neighborhood.
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On the other hand, the capital allows companies like Danke to lower deposits for cash-strapped young tenants.
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The decision drew investors' ire and sent shares in the cash-strapped hospital operator down almost 5 percent.
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One way or the other, "an explosion's coming," said Mr. Abu Shaaban, the cash-strapped Palestinian Authority pensioner.
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The hurdles: Cash-strapped consumers who missed paychecks may spend less, while businesses may have lower overseas demand.
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DOWNSIZING Alexander Payne (working with his frequent screenwriting partner Jim Taylor) directs a parable for cash-strapped times.
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The state news agency has been stuffed with toadies and offers its bulletins free to cash-strapped outlets.
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The PAWS Act would help correct this by providing resources to these heroic, yet often cash-strapped, organizations.
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Instagram-able vacations are one such experience, but not everyone can afford it, especially not cash-strapped millennials.
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The duo are also markedly cash-strapped, so fundraising off Harris' exit is not only sensible, it's necessary.
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You'll save on interest this way, but it's not always the most realistic option for cash-strapped students.
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While these promotions will hurt revenue, they could introduce cash-strapped federal employees to the restaurants and build goodwill.
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With cash-strapped local governments looking for more revenue, the tax jackpots casinos can generate are looking increasingly attractive.
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The network is emblematic of a trend that's been seen throughout the cash-strapped news business: A collaborative streak.
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But the siren song of hyperloop—faster, greener, cheaper—is hard for cash-strapped, traffic-clogged cities to resist.
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The request to the state-run carrier comes as the cash-strapped government faces a balance of payments crisis.
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If you're cash-strapped, an artificial tree could save you more money than buying a real tree each year.
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And LoraWAN systems are far less expensive than satellite-based tracking, offering an extra advantage to cash-strapped parks.
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Within limits, it would also be fine for Mr Kim, whose cash-strapped regime could do with the investment.
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This means any significant increase in pellet purchases may come with a hefty price tag for cash-strapped mills.
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Cash-strapped PDVSA is looking for fresh investments from foreign companies as it seeks to stop the output fall.
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MTurk is particularly attractive for academics and nonprofits who often are too cash strapped to conduct a national survey.
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As cash-strapped households turned wary, sales of various goods from beverages to domestic appliances to cars all plunged.
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Cash-strapped municipal governments are responsible for implementing the plan and they are not happy about it, Moreira said.
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Another cash-strapped oil producer, Gabon, has all but drained its crude reserves amid a slow grind in production.
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Beijing's ability to throw money at every problem, like bailing out cash-strapped local governments, will only get harder.
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The cash-strapped states that own airports in America might usefully follow it to fund much-needed road repair.
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Cash-strapped Pakistan is most likely to go with the cheapest supplier, in this case Qatar, officials have said.
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Moreno is visiting Beijing this week to renegotiate the terms of the cash-strapped Andean country's debt with China.
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It even specified that the opportunity was tailor-made for young cash-strapped women in college, as she was.
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Cash-strapped consumers are finally catching a break — and one group of retailers is positioned to capture the windfall.
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However, where does that leave the cash-strapped island as it struggles to recover from the devastation of Maria?
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Meeting rising demand from medical advances and aging populations is, however, a growing problem for the cash-strapped NHS.
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If that happens, Puerto Rico — already cash-strapped — will be responsible for covering all its Medicaid costs going forward.
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The cash-strapped quasi-government agency has largely depended on the boom in e-commerce shipments in recent years.
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Many of Moscow's friends and allies are more cash-strapped than the clients typically enjoyed by Western defense firms.
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Cash-strapped Eskom reported a 2.3 billion rand ($175 million) loss for the financial year which ended in March.
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Last month Crystallex said it settled with cash-strapped Venezuela, but the company's lawyer said that deal fell through.
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In other instances, the perpetually cash-strapped Castro regime sees a cash cow they'd like to have for themselves.
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The cash-strapped government would struggle to pay in cash, and the constitution forbids it from paying in oil.
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But depending on the organization's board policies, and how cash-strapped it is, you might not even get that.
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The decision to delay or cancel cases is a particularly difficult one for cash-strapped hospitals, health experts say.
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Moms and dads feel time-crunched and cash-strapped, all the while worrying that our kids aren't doing enough.
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However, since then, shares of the unprofitable, cash-strapped EV manufacturer have recovered, trading for $20193 per share today.
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For many cash-strapped local utilities, it's difficult to find the resources to manage a problem we rarely see.
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If cash-strapped Pyongyang chooses to engage the world -- and ditch its nuclear weapons -- this could be its future.
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Hong Kong Airlines, controlled by cash-strapped Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, must shore up its financial position by Dec.
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But coming up with the required funds can be tough — especially for cash-strapped millennials in today's competitive market.
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New taxes on marijuana products are expected to begin generating revenue for the cash-strapped state in short order.
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Cash-strapped legislatures too often balance their budgets by cutting funds to higher education, resulting in catastrophic tuition hikes.
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Even so, depending on where it's registered, the website might not fall under the cash-strapped UK police's jurisdiction.
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Guatemala's cash-strapped treasury depends on bountiful aid from America's government, and remittances from abroad make up 11% of GDP.
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Fixing this revolving door is a pressing question for policymakers hoping to save money in an already cash-strapped system.
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So, like any cash-strapped college kid in the age of Athleisure, I gave in and paid $20 for shipping.
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The potential income that could be generated from the sale has been difficult for many cash-strapped governments to deny.
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There are plenty of museums, especially in developing countries, that are cash-strapped, badly run or vulnerable for other reasons.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela has cut food imports and sales of U.S. dollars through official mechanisms to ensure Friday's bond payment.
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Clinton outraised Trump by an impressive margin, and was even able to spare money for cash-strapped down-ballot Democrats.
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Created in 2005 through the merger of cash-strapped Edenor and Transener, Pampa has become Argentina's largest integrated electricity company.
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Its bonds have been priced at levels implying imminent bankruptcy, but somehow the cash-strapped oil exporter has stayed afloat.
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But authorities have been urging lenders to help keep cash-strapped private firms afloat to help support the slowing economy.
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Faced with few options, some of those cash-strapped companies turned to outside investors like venture investors and hedge funds.
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Another popular feature, no-cost $100 overdrafts, helps cash-strapped drivers pay for gas to kick off a working day.
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And to top it all off, the facility has just asked for another $20143 million from cash-strapped New Mexico.
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Forced labour also takes place on a massive scale inside the cash-strapped DPRK, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Brynn went after Blake hard in court docs -- claiming Griffin left her basically homeless and cash-strapped when he bolted.
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When the AEA conference was last held in San Francisco, in 2009, fiscal turmoil left American state universities cash-strapped.
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Provincial health bureaus are poorly financed; cash-strapped disease-control departments have turned the vaccination system into a revenue stream.
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During that time, the cash-strapped carrier would have to operate with its own funds, or take on additional debt.
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Last year the cash-strapped government responded by raising the sales tax from 7% to 11.5%, the highest in America.
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Indeed, the majority of Greek media has focused on Greece, as a cash-strapped nation, finally receiving foreign direct investment.
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But the project will not provide much help to Argentina's cash-strapped economy in the short-term, according to analysts.
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Trump reportedly offered to lift sanctions on the cash-strapped country in addition to those security guarantees, according to Reuters.
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The group had accused Benzeevi of enriching himself at the expense of the cash-strapped hospital, which subsequently declared bankruptcy.
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Such over-reach was typically worked out in negotiations, but cash-strapped European governments are nowadays playing by tougher rules.
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Education funding is finite, he says, and post-Great Recession cutbacks by cash-strapped state governments have hit schools hard.
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Now specific plans are starting to emerge from carriers, aimed at helping cash-strapped consumers until this pandemic blows over.
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Sunac was in the spotlight recently for its $2.2 billion investment into cash-strapped tech company, LeEco, announced in January.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is considering a request from cash-strapped Venezuela to hold an emergency meeting.
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Cisco is entering an entrenched market and its revenue-sharing model could improve its appeal among cash-strapped network operators.
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The country's lawmakers had appealed for donations from local businesses and citizens to help the cash-strapped government pay creditors.
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The Michigan Senate recently approved a $48.7 million emergency spending package aimed at keeping the cash-strapped Detroit public schools.
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In addition, power prices are normally higher, which is no small issue for the cash-strapped island of Puerto Rico.
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Caracas' cash-strapped government has recently defaulted on its bondholders and is currently facing the prospect of further U.S. sanctions.
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For years banks have asked for 20% down on a mortgage, but cash-strapped Americans are buying homes with less
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An Embrapa employees group says it is too fragmented, and worries that the cash-strapped federal government will cut its budget.
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"I understand the government is cash-strapped but what they're trying to do is milk for short-term gain," he said.
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He said ending the plan would take pressure off some cash-strapped utilities that still relied on coal-fired power plants.
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What makes Snapchat think this same cash-strapped demographic will spend more than double for what sounds like another novel gimmick?
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Because the problem that Musk himself has said is too big for Musk himself to fix is, well, cash-strapped MoviePass.
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Iraq has asked foreign producers to cut spending on oil projects to reduce the cash-strapped government's contribution in shared ventures.
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Additionally, many cash-strapped oil producers sold oil futures at a premium to $583 to raise money and pay the bank.
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Additionally, many cash-strapped oil producers sold oil futures at a premium to $50 to raise money and pay the bank.
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Instead, the onus falls on local governments—some of which are too cash-strapped to put up much of a fight.
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But a top Greek official said Friday he is not worried about the cash-strapped nation's ability to meet its demands.
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Central America has been flooded with Haitians trying to make their way north, forcing cash-strapped countries to build refugee centers.
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Nepal this year issued 381 permits to Everest, costing $11,000 each, an important source of income for the cash-strapped nation.
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Her sister paid nearly 600,000 yuan for an apartment in Youth Zone, but the cash-strapped developer stopped work last year.
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Founder: Polina RaygorodskayaLaunched: 22012Raised: $8 million Wanderu is like Orbitz, but for cash-strapped millennials looking to books buses and trains.
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And this is going to be true for other states, which are often dealing with multiple priorities and cash-strapped budgets.
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Ultimately, cash-strapped Cuba hopes to replace imports with goods manufactured in the zone around Mariel Bay, just west of Havana.
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Last week, the state reached an agreement with the federal government to ease the debt burden of the cash-strapped state.
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The state comptroller refused to process payments for nearly 600 state workers from Illinois' cash-strapped general fund, as Rauner wanted.
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He questioned how the cash-strapped school system will pay for additional guidance counselors to help students develop post-secondary plans.
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Cities are often cash-strapped and frequently change political hands, while corporations are beholden only to their bottom dollar and shareholders.
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AT&T has partnered with a who's who of big data to create a framework for cash-strapped cities to adopt.
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George Osborne, then chancellor of the exchequer, visited Beijing, to make clear that cash-strapped Britain was open for infrastructure investment.
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The Trump campaign also sat on a significant chunk of money rather than helping cash-strapped Republicans running in congressional elections.
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However, Hamilton said that trialing products on social media goes beyond simply providing a cheap fix for cash-strapped start-ups.
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The cash-strapped government in Baghdad is appealing to international donors to help the city, the largest retaken from Islamic State.
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That fund could provide hundreds of thousands of dollars to each state party, an enormous sum for often cash-strapped organizations.
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One unexpected challenge in Rio, Mainardis said, has been dealing with the cost-cutting nature of the cash-strapped Brazilian games.
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After El Salvador blocked mining permits in 2008, OceanaGold sued the small, cash-strapped country for around $284 million in compensation.
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The cash strapped government has tried to use the breathing space to boost oil production, its only significant source of revenue.
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Cash-strapped Argentina is a major corn and soybean supplier as well as the world's top exporter of soymeal livestock feed.
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He's spent a decade as a generous and effective donor to progressive causes, friendly politicians, cash-strapped cities, and worthy nonprofits.
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The warranty also provides peace of mind for cash-strapped new homeowners for whom a major repair would cause serious hardship.
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But economists expressed doubts that Venezuela's cash-strapped government, which faces U.S. sanctions and has defaulted on its bondholders, would succeed.
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The good news is there are ways to make progress without feeling cash-strapped or committing to any drastic lifestyle changes.
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Du Toit was named as new chief executive in December as the government tries to turn around the cash-strapped company.
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The board of the cash-strapped company approved the consortium's offer to invest 18 billion rupees ($266.9 million) earlier this month.
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That removes any worry that a cash-strapped new grad could cancel the policy or fail to keep up with payments.
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It'll also mean already cash-strapped public health offices will have to scramble even more when the next inevitable outbreak hits.
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The cash-strapped Park Service is already short 200 law enforcement rangers and has left many other positions unfilled, Francis said.
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I expected to hear about money — building up treatment is expensive, and that is a hurdle for any cash-strapped state.
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But no matter how cash-strapped you may feel, there's one option she implores you to keep off-limits: a payday loan.
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As in 2003, tens of thousands of terrified civilians are again sheltering in schools, churches and a handful of cash-strapped camps.
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He added that he expects to ink a fiscal rescue plan with the cash-strapped state of Rio de Janeiro next Monday.
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However, there is some reprieve for cash strapped enthusiasts -- helmets and protective gear can be rented at a fraction of the price.
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The cash-strapped Palestinian Authority, which relies heavily on the Israeli tax funds and international aid, has suffered from chronic budget problems.
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A delay in raising the sales tax could shield the floundering economy, but it means less income for the cash-strapped government.
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Shtayyeh's immediate challenge is to shore up the cash-strapped PA, which exercises limited self-rule under interim peace accords with Israel.
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This would please cash-strapped voters, but stretch the budget by 0.6% of GDP, equivalent to a year's spending on public works.
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Many cash-strapped phone service providers were then questioning whether there any were good business justifications for upgrading to 5G, he said.
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Meanwhile, the Chicago Police's spotty record on civil and constitutional rights is costing the cash-strapped city hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The crisis of unsolved shootings isn't confined to cash-strapped cities like Baltimore, but also hits some of America's most affluent metropolises.
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The package included $113 billion in loans for Puerto Rico's cash-strapped government, which filed for a form of bankruptcy in May.
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The money raised from the taxes can be used to support other obesity-fighting policies and raise revenue for cash-strapped communities.
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Why isn't he touting the measure to fellow conservatives or funding what is an extremely cash-strapped Yes on I-732 operation?
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Critics decry the petro as simply a way for the cash-strapped government to issue debt without being constricted by U.S. sanctions.
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Such battles had slowed dramatically this past spring, thanks to more listings and more cash-strapped buyers unwilling to pay top dollar.
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Iraq has also asked foreign producers to cut spending on oil projects to reduce the cash-strapped government's contribution in shared ventures.
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Neither does he seem interested in portraying Earn as a self-righteous, cash-strapped millennial, all lofty ideals and empty checking account.
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Under the deal, United said it would provide a $456 million term loan to cash-strapped Avianca's top shareholder, Synergy Group Corp.
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Volunteer placement organizations provide facilities with modest monetary compensation for hosting, which, in a cash-strapped health system, can do some good.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela's reserves are at a 20-year low at $8.825 billion, two-thirds of which are held in gold bars.
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This year South Africa has experienced its worst power cuts in several years, as cash-strapped utility Eskom struggles with capacity constraints.
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Khan's government is facing increasing public anger over rising utility prices, many of which have been subsidized by successive cash-strapped governments.
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Cash-strapped Oklahoma is battling a $1.3 billion budget hole that has caused it to cut education funding and other state programs.
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Cash-strapped PDVSA's record of payment delays to suppliers also has contributed to its declining oil output and problems to get imports.
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That increase could force cash-strapped producers to forgo protection altogether, putting them at risk if the market takes another leg down.
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Last week, Washington imposed financial sanctions against Caracas in an effort to cut back funds for the already severely cash-strapped government.
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The visit comes as hospitals throughout the cash-strapped island of 3.4 million people have been running low on medicine and fuel.
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Recently, allies of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. set up a super PAC to augment his surprisingly cash-strapped campaign.
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Democrats have denounced the administration's plan, arguing that cash-strapped localities cannot afford to fund the projects to overhaul American public works.
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The government would also have to assume the responsibility of collecting on any defaulted loans made to cash-strapped individuals, he said.
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Bond markets, Mulvaney found, worried that protecting pensions over secured debt could start a dangerous pattern for cash-strapped cities and states.
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An oil-rich city, Kirkuk's absorption into a Kurdish independent state could divert its revenues away from Iraq's cash-strapped central government.
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For many cash-strapped Millennials in debt, Democratic socialism isn't radical, it's a way to fix a system they believe failed them.
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Beijing's ability to direct Chinese students to cash-strapped universities—or take them away—gives universities a powerful incentive to act carefully.
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According to its lead developers, the project is mainly funded through public-private partnerships — a move necessary for the cash-strapped country.
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The Washington Post reported Friday that the cash-strapped state requires a foreign country to cover the cost of their preferred accommodations.
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The cash-strapped company has struggled since the global oil price crash that began in 2014 cut revenue for its crude exports.
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Indian media reported in September 2018 that Anil's "cash-strapped" Reliance Communications will quit the telecom business and turn to real estate.
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For example, a cash strapped state could pay off its own bonds issued for public transportation funding and use instead federal debt.
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And for cash-strapped millennials, renting a room as opposed to a one-bedroom apartment could save them thousands of dollars annually.
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Is it any wonder that Dickens, that cash-strapped father of 10, was so crazy about "pinch" as noun, verb — even name?
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Cash-strapped banks have come under fire for imposing controls after years of funneling deposits to a dysfunctional state drowning in debt.
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If you're cash-strapped, the first thing you'll want to do is take a hard look at how you spend your money.
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It's the result of the one constant in the post-financial crisis world: cash-strapped and overburdened people looking to save money.
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Outsourcing security to the federal government can be a boon for cash-strapped campaigns and also bestow a heightened legitimacy on candidates.
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It is a style he developed in small, often cash-strapped theaters where financial necessity sometimes led to actors playing instruments onstage.
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Cash-strapped provincial governors who see it as key to regaining access to financing had lobbied hard in favour of the package.
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Parties are usually too cash-strapped to campaign again, and losing parties are often too distracted by their own internal nomination fights.
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But Gorecki said there are plenty of things cash-strapped consumers can do to avoid becoming a victim in the first place.
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The cash-strapped company would have been able to collect a franchise fee from the dealerships as a way of raising cash.
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Gaza Marine has long been seen as an opportunity for the cash-strapped Palestinian Authority to join the eastern Mediterranean gas bonanza.
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The Galaxy S8 will cost $725 and Apple should be releasing an iPhone 7S, as well, offering options for any cash-strapped customers.
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No clear path to ending the shutdown has emerged, even as already cash-strapped federal employees face their second lost paychecks starting Friday.
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Submission Room founder Pippa the Ripper got into session wrestling as a cash-strapped student after answering an advert in a local paper.
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The company's Chairman Naresh Goyal is expected to leave the board of the cash-strapped airline on Monday, a local television channel reported.
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The ruling comes at a crucial time for cash-strapped Faraday which accuses Evergrande Health of not fulfilling a promise to provide funds.
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When a group of cash-strapped folks accept a dinner invitation from an eccentric millionaire, they find themselves attempting gross, life-threatening dares.
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Cash-strapped Khartoum is in desperate need of debt relief and financing from lenders such as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.
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Novartis is counting on cash-strapped healthcare systems and cost-conscious insurance companies to favor cheaper versions that trials show are as effective.
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The planes had been leased out to Oman Air, as the then cash-strapped Kenya Airways trimmed its fleet size to stay afloat.
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Four years later, the currency is in free fall and concerns are growing that the cash-strapped government will struggle without external assistance.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela and Nigeria - beset by militant attacks - have each racked up year-to-date declines of roughly 150,000 bpd versus 2015.
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The company hopes the new nationwide dollar menu will reinvigorate its position as the go-to fast food chain for cash-strapped consumers.
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IHH's offer is the third one that cash-strapped Fortis has approved this year, with a previous offer being shot down by shareholders.
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The more that cash-strapped governments can raise from the stuff they own, the less they will have to cut and squeeze elsewhere.
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Cash-strapped shale companies can expect increasing pressure from shareholders, analysts at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Local carrier Jet Airways has been cash-strapped and grounded about 28 planes for not being able to pay its dues, reports said.
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The presidency defended the plan, which analysts said would limit the finance minister's control over state firms, including cash-strapped South African Airways.
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The exception was Italy, where frenzied bidding last year raised 6.5 billion euros for the cash-strapped government but left operators financially stretched.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Monday limiting Venezuela's ability to sell state assets, heightening pressure on Maduro's cash-strapped government.
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Offshore energy development has been a central ambition for successive governments in cash-strapped Lebanon, but political paralysis has caused years of delays.
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Cash-strapped PDVSA has suffered a slip in production due to maintenance problems, an energy squeeze, lower imports, theft and a brain drain.
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Since then explosive population growth, coupled with sustained industrial action by staff over pay, has increased pressures on an already cash-strapped administration.
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This is a smart way to appeal to cash-strapped teens and encourage more customers to pay full-price by spreading the cost.
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A brutal recession and persistent low oil prices have the cash-strapped nation delaying payments or using government-issued notes to pay suppliers.
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Foreign oil executives frequently complain of delays, inefficiencies, and opaque procurement contracts at joint ventures that are majority owned by cash-strapped PDVSA.
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Lawmakers want to act before July 85033, when the cash-strapped territory is at risk of defaulting on another $2 billion in payments.
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While some fear the cash-strapped government won't be able to compensate all of them, others want to see a glimmer of hope.
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Earlier this month, the Senate approved greater discounts to taxpayers in the program, depriving the cash-strapped government of about 3 billion reais.
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The interest reflects feverish demand for private medical care in India, thanks to a growing middle class and cash-strapped public health services.
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To avoid the chance that cash-strapped families purchase inadequate plans, insurance plans would have to meet the Affordable Care Act's minimum standards.
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The family contends the transaction was forced as a cash-strapped Glaser fled Europe for the United States, where he died in 1943.
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If you haven't already heard the news, Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway investment firm recently pumped a bunch of money into 'cash-strapped' Apple.
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The airline, launched in 2012, has been cash-strapped for more than two years due to tough conditions in Tanzania, its home market.
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The good news is, there are ways to start building your nest egg without feeling cash strapped or making any drastic lifestyle changes.
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Some cash-strapped rural and safety net hospitals have already warned about their ability to make payroll after calling off non-emergency procedures.
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Startups providing an innovative solution are likely to be gobbled up by companies that can provide a broad solution to cash-strapped companies.
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It was not a good time at Condé Nast, or anywhere else in the cash-strapped magazine industry, to scoff at cost-cutting.
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Africa's most industrialized economy is grappling with a vast build-up of public sector debt led by cash-strapped state power firm Eskom.
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Africa's most industrialised economy is grappling with a vast build-up of public sector debt led by cash-strapped state power firm Eskom.
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Such firms, which are commonly hired by cash-strapped European authorities, have been linked to human rights abuses in Austria, Greece, and elsewhere.
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"And then your third one is to say I don't want any of these companies because they could be cash strapped," he added.
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His opponents were divided and cash-strapped and had little incentive to exit the race in favor of a single anti-Sanders candidate.
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The cash-strapped Andean nation will nonetheless make a $325 million principal payment on its 2020 bond due on Tuesday, Martinez told reporters.
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They have raised concerns that the sale of soured mortgages simply hastened the foreclosure process for tens of thousands of cash-strapped borrowers.
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Kapalka, dismayed, asked his perpetually cash-strapped friend what the hell he was thinking spending that much money on a toy Luke Skywalker.
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Cwele is also responsible for the cash-strapped state-owned South African Post Office (Sapo) which he said urgently required 3.7 billion rand.
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No matter where you're starting, there are ways to increase your savings without without feeling cash strapped or making any drastic lifestyle changes.
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Russia sees big opportunities across Africa as the US military presence there is scaled back and as cash-strapped governments seek security assistance.
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Clarifying pricing, financial assistance to cash-strapped Ukraine and delivery points would be other key elements of the three-way talks, he said.
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A lengthy court battle could be a major issue for cash-strapped Oklahoma, which is already in the middle of a budget crisis.
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The cash-strapped conglomerate is considering a sale of GE Ventures, the startup arm that has invested in more than 100 early-stage companies.
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Yet while that customer may be an easier sell than fickle, cash-strapped teens, it's still a tough demographic to nail down, Widlitz said.
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It's a stark contrast from the years that followed the Great Recession, when cash-strapped consumers stuck to their budgets and bought only necessities.
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The facility is the only known North Korean nuclear testing grounds, and the cash-strapped government may not have the funds to repair it.
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But human editors select stories for Apple News — and a just-launched subscription service, Apple News+, promises to share revenue with cash-strapped publishers.
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But cash-strapped PDVSA has stayed current on the 2020 issue, which is backed by 50.1 percent of shares in U.S. refining network Citgo.
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Cash-strapped parents suddenly have to spend a lot more on food, and the least expensive options, of course, are also the least healthy.
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The government plans to recapitalize cash-strapped Tanzania Telecommunications Corp (TTCL), which provides mobile voice, data and fixed-line services, the president's office said.
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The FGC's new responsibilities include taking a more pro-active role in trying to avert bank failures by providing cash-strapped lenders quick financing.
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They hoped the machines, which offered electronic versions of slots and poker, would generate billions of dollars in revenue for the cash-strapped state.
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The desert kingdom is hardly cash-strapped, but that's 10 percent of the Public Investment Fund's assets, according to Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute data.
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First-time buyers have been the missing link in the housing recovery, already cash strapped by low wages and high levels of student debt.
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But it would be a difficulty for cash-strapped lenders in countries such as Greece, where capital controls have been in place since June.
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No fact embarrasses Oklahomans more, or repels prospective businesses more, than the number of cash-strapped districts that have gone to four-day weeks.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela is also sending its oil minister to Russia on a tour beginning on Saturday of non-OPEC and fellow OPEC states.
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More recently, however, it has accused cash-strapped rivals of discounting last-minute fares to fill more seats with paying passengers at any price.
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Some cash-strapped areas, including Illinois and low-rated Chicago, can also issue bonds for new spending without taxpayer approval at the ballot box.
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These include cash-strapped self-employed workers who rely on Obamacare to buy insurance but make too much money to qualify for government assistance.
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This is in large part because in 2013 the cash-strapped government cut the sentences of non-violent prisoners and decriminalised several other offences.
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Or are you too cash-strapped after throwing in the career towel to continue living in the manner to which you have become accustomed?
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Much of the team is made up of cash-strapped college students, so to help pay their way, the Zorros held an online fundraiser.
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On Wednesday, HNA said it has passed compliance checks by several global banks, a rare bit of good news for the cash-strapped conglomerate.
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Even before going public, Mr. Antar would fly to Israel with cash strapped to his body as part of the skimming scheme, they said.
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The scheme was tailored to get more funding to cash-strapped smaller companies, as Chinese banks tend to prefer lending to state-backed firms.
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Singh was suspended as CFO of the cash-strapped state firm last July before resigning in January as investigations into corruption at Eskom began.
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Africa's most industrialised economy is mired in recession, and faces revenue shortfalls, ballooning debt, cash-strapped state firms and a rising public wage bill.
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The president's work is made harder by cash-strapped state-owned firms, including debt-ridden Eskom, which is struggling to supply the nation's power.
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Saildrone plans to provide its robots as a service, so that universities and other cash-strapped organisations do not have to buy one outright.
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Crucially, in February, Rosneft committed to make advance payments for future oil shipments over the next three years — a windfall for cash-strapped Kurdistan.
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Given a choice between cheaper single-use products and more expensive reusable ones, why wouldn't a cash-strapped shopper go with the cheaper option?
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So, cash-strapped hospitals likely wouldn't want to invest in new tools that streamline a type of testing they're being cautioned not to use.
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The step, meant to put additional pressure on the cash-strapped Hamas government to provide for its people, backfired and provoked anger toward Abbas.
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They showed that microloans—small-scale lending to the cash-strapped poor—were less transformative than had been claimed, but could help ambitious entrepreneurs.
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Through re-imposing sanctions on Iran — a large state sponsor of terrorism — we have forced cash-strapped Iranian proxies to publicly appeal for funds.
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In response to a slowing economy and higher U.S. import tariffs on Chinese goods, Beijing has stepped up support for cash-strapped manufacturing firms.
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That would hurt cash-strapped Bakken producers already dealing with the two-year global oil market rout, because of competitive prices from foreign imports.
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The extension of that freeze is expected to buy Leshi some time to cope with the unprecedented challenges facing its cash-strapped parent company.
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Utilities in hard-hit states could be increasingly cash strapped, and some will likely face stark questions about their liability in contributing to particular disasters.
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Republican governors howled in protest, realizing this "freedom" simply shifted the burden of health regulation and most costs from Washington to the cash-strapped states.
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Experts say the stiffer bureaucratic costs means the path to becoming an American could become a heavier burden for many cash-strapped would-be citizens.
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The project, known as Cauchari, is a testament to the rising clout of Beijing as a backer of big projects in cash-strapped emerging markets.
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Cash-strapped Eskom is critical to Africa's most industrialised economy as it supplies more than 90 percent of the country's power, predominantly by burning coal.
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Time and time again, we've seen that when cash-strapped cities need revenue, they use their police departments to ticket vulnerable populations, particularly racial minorities.
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Fear not, cash-strapped computer sniffers, there's now a candle that will get you that high without having to shell out for a new computer.
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Rent at the Madison Avenue flagship store in particular posed a problem for the cash-strapped firm, rising to roughly $30 million from $16 million.
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An increase in U.S. sanctions under President Donald Trump is also making it even harder for cash-strapped Cuba to get credit from financial institutions.
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And, of course, the suddenly cash-strapped and budget-conscious Saudis aren't including arming themselves and their closest allies in their recent cost-cutting efforts.
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The seventh series is currently airing on BBC 43 and its loss to Channel 4 in 2017 will be felt by the cash-strapped corporation.
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But for a severely cash-strapped person, 10 days could still cause a major disruption if bills are due or the fridge is near empty.
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Tl;dr: DeepMind's sales pitch to grease the NHS health data funnel is that AI could automate efficiency savings for a chronically cash-strapped NHS.
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Its cash-strapped government approved a casino in 2014, after which Chinese investment has skyrocketed and Chinese signs and business have mushroomed across the island.
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This left the gold and blue fronts untainted by corporate messaging but brought in a small trickle of revenue for the increasingly cash-strapped agency.
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According to SeaIntel, using the South Africa route would save on average $235,000 per voyage, which would be a huge boost for cash-strapped carriers.
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Today's young buyers are more cash-strapped than previous generations, thanks to high levels of student debt and slow income growth over the last decade.
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More broadly, the deal shows the potential limits of progressive activism in cash-strapped states where conservative legislators refuse to raise taxes on big businesses.
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They are irritated that the cash-strapped government of Muhammadu Buhari, which came into power last year, has slashed the amnesty budget by two-thirds.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) posted strong fundraising numbers for June, surpassing the cash-strapped Democratic National Committee (DNC) for another month in a row.
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Russia has become a key lender of last resort for cash-strapped Venezuela in recent years, but Maduro's government has struggled to pay its debts.
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Venezuela's already strained relations with the United States took a nosedive this year with Washington imposing various sanctions against President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government.
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For grad student/dominatrix Tiff (Zoe Levin) and her cash-strapped gay best friend Pete (Brendan Scannell), S&M is a business, not a pleasure.
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Schwartz recently shared 7 tips for surviving cash-strapped: Schwartz said if you're willing to stay longer-term, you can often get a better discount.
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Property funds alone had planned to invest 1.5 billion euros over the next three years, including buying real estate from the nation's cash-strapped government.
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That's great news, because the tough-on-crime era has given states multibillion-dollar annual corrections budgets, overflowing court dockets and cash-strapped county jails.
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Donor financing for longer-term improvements to the water and sanitation system in the cash-strapped country had proved slow to materialize, U.N. officials said.
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Cash-strapped Puerto Rico's energy grid took such a severe blow from deadly Hurricane Maria that restoring power to the island could take months, Gov.
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Whereas Dijsselbloem's five years in the post were marked by crises largely centered on cash-strapped Greece, Centeno's tenure starts off in relatively benign conditions.
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With the virus outbreak having peaked in China, other measures such as relending with lower interest rates would be better to help cash strapped firms.
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And yet the Soviets, cash-strapped, possessed weapons on par with the United States while maintaining an R&D budget a fraction of the size.
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Ricardo Rossello declared a state of emergency in advance of the storm authorizing all necessary expenses from the cash strapped island to deal with Irma.
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Rural, cash-strapped cities across the country have increasingly relied on private prison companies for tax revenue, jobs and other financial benefits to stay afloat.
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Their country remains, by the design of American policy, sanctioned and cash-strapped, their horizons and potential extinguished by visa bans, medicine shortages and inflation.
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Still, they're welcoming a blueprint that could bring much-needed help to cash-strapped localities that have long been grappling with the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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Cash-strapped Eskom which has been engulfed in a governance crisis had said it needs high electricity prices increases to shore up its balance sheet.
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I worked to get cash-strapped startups access to the R&D tax credit in 2015, and I've been working with my Republican colleague Sen.
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North Korea's episodes of nuclear aggression are typically interpreted as demonstrations of force, but they may actually be generating funds for its cash-strapped economy.
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Cash-strapped candidates are relying more and more on super PACs, which can raise unlimited money and spend it in places the candidates can't afford.
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At least 140 inmates have been killed since the start of the year in riots at poorly staffed prisons run by cash-strapped state governments.
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The government has said that the petro issue will help the cash-strapped country make financial transactions and overcome U.S. sanctions against Maduro's socialist government.
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When Airbnb launched in 2008, the tech start-up offered cash-strapped travelers cheap overnight stays on sofas and in spare bedrooms around the world.
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And as Reich observed in the 1930s, cash-strapped, overworked people who feel afraid can vote (some against their interests) to pick authoritarianism over liberalism.
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It cited burgeoning costs associated with a lead-tainted water crisis in the city of Flint and with the cash-strapped Detroit Public Schools (DPS).
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The cash-strapped (or stingy) Senators will do whatever it takes to slip into the postseason and play one round before calling it a season.
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Cash-strapped Morocco continues to be exposed to the performance of the euro zone - its main trading partner and source of tourism and migrant remittances.
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"Go for Broke," the third episode, opens with cash-strapped Earn at a local fast-food joint, attempting to quietly order a kids' meal for himself.
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The cash-strapped company said it would cut 3,000 megawatts (MW) of power from the national grid from 0600 GMT on Wednesday, likely until 2100 GMT.
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Informal work in Greece has increased during the crisis, fuelled by both cash-strapped businesses trying to save on pension contributions and desperation among job-seekers.
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The PBOC has already slashed banks' reserve requirements four times this year and brought down market interest rates to relieve funding strains on cash-strapped companies.
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In a surprise move this week, the cash-strapped country issued sovereign bonds for the first time in five years, to the tune of $5 billion.
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Poundworld, based near Wakefield, northern England, is the latest British retailer to be hit by rising costs, cash-strapped consumers and a shift to online shopping.
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The 297-127 vote amounted to clearing a large legislative hurdle as the cash-strapped island faces a July 1 deadline for a massive debt payment.
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That would make it hard for the cash-strapped firm, which has struggled to ramp up production of its mass-market vehicle, to raise additional funds.
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The goal is to peel support away from a cash-strapped Biden and present a more moderate alternative to the liberal views of Warren and Sanders.
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A handful of Europe-based budget carriers have tried to penetrate the transatlantic market in recent years, but only cash-strapped Norwegian Air is still standing.
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Jillian Bell and Charlotte Newhouse's digital series about a cash-strapped Harvard grad hired to babysit an heiress under house arrest makes its way on-air.
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ZURICH, March 26 (Reuters) - Airline caterer Gategroup, part of China's cash-strapped conglomerate HNA Group, has ditched its plans to list on the Swiss stock exchange.
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On Monday, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) slackened the reserve requirement rules on Chinese banks, in a bid to encourage lending to cash-strapped firms.
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The group represents an estimated 75 to 80 percent of the institutions that hold debt from cash-strapped Venezuela and its state-run oil company, PDVSA.
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Late last year, however, the cash-strapped party had to sell its grand headquarters and find new premises in a modern office in an unfashionable suburb.
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SK Group has since announced a 160bn-won fund to pay second- and third-tier subcontractors directly if a first-tier supplier is temporarily cash-strapped.
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His cash-strapped government is paying the club $39m over three years for the words "Visit Rwanda" to appear on the sleeves of the players' shirts.
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Oil prices have fallen from around $115 in the middle of 2014, causing problems for Russia's cash-strapped budget and pushing the Russian economy into recession.
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Jamie Oliver, Byron, Carluccio's, Prezzo and other mid-market British chains have struggled to attract cash-strapped customers, while a weak pound has increased their costs.
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Since then, however, banks have run out of real dollars because the cash-strapped and unscrupulous government grabs them in exchange for all-but-worthless IOUs.
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The cash-strapped utility is desperate to push ahead with a turnaround plan that is a centrepiece of President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to reform the economy.
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" Sharon Cohen Levin, his lawyer, dismissed the allegations, saying Belfort who has two kids with his second wife, is "actually is quite cash-strapped, right now.
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Although that's likely a consequence of the industry being generally under-resourced and chronically cash-strapped, so not having big budgets to spend on R&D.
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In private, though, local officials say cash-strapped Mexico lacks the money to invest significantly in the region - a fact that hasn't eluded the United States.
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Many ordered textbooks because the years of 2005-2010 were ripe for cash-strapped college kids flip off their campus bookstores and get books cheap online.
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At one point last year, the company was so cash-strapped that its CEO, Jia Yueting, said he would cut his own salary to 15 cents.
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These are vital sources of revenue for cash-strapped local governments and any attempt to change them could be political dynamite for Temer at this moment.
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He was speaking after the Commission, the EU's executive body, accepted a report saying cash-strapped Athens had "seriously neglected" its obligations to fellow Schengen states.
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At issue is a 1.4 billion reais ($350 million) loan from the BNDES development bank that needs to be released by Brazil's cash-strapped federal government.
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The bill's critics, however, say that cash-strapped states won't be able to make up for the losses in federal funding even with the additional flexibility.
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Others believe that North Korea's continued advancement of its nuclear program presents the risk that the cash-strapped nation will sell its technology to rogue groups.
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President Robert Mugabe's cash-strapped government has struggled to manage the inundation, whose effects were most severe in the areas hit hardest by last year's drought.
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For cash-strapped Steinhoff, the deal offers some breathing space as it continues crunch talks with creditors about restructuring its roughly 9 billion euros debt pile.
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These are not cash-strapped individuals who have been painted into a corner, nor are they young professional types starting out in the new micro-apartments.
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Cash-strapped Americans of limited financial means are left with few options as the rule prohibits nearly two-thirds of loans made by small-dollar lenders.
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President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government has remained current on the PDVSA 2020 bond payments even as it defaulted on some $8 billion in other debt.
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"The squeeze on cash-strapped families continues to grip," Trades Union Congress General Secretary Frances O'Grady said, asking the government to do more to lift pay.
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The convoluted financial transaction to support the cash-strapped government would not have been uncommon for Russia, but signified Moscow's desperation to find a foreign investors.
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Suddenly, it seems like SoftBank — and its aggressive CEO, Masayoshi Son — is playing both sides of the market by funding the cash-strapped ride-hailing industry.
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A Zika epidemic is coursing through the northeast, and a cash-strapped local government in Rio de Janeiro is racing to prepare for the Summer Olympics.
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But critics say Pruitt's proposal to eliminate many EPA grant programs, and are asking how cash-strapped states can afford to handle increased regulation and enforcement.
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Technically legal or not, it's never going to be a good look for a cash-strapped governor to drive around in a snake-oil salesman's Ferrari.
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Based on technology developed by Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft's IntelliMouse Explorer arrived with a price tag that could be justified by even cash-strapped students like me.
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The unfinished line would enable cash-strapped, landlocked Mongolia to sell more coal at higher prices to its biggest customer, which could also finance the project.
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This has caused a sharp spike in bond spreads on Illinois general obligation bonds, making it more costly for the already cash-strapped state to borrow.
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Most cash-strapped startups dedicate their financial capital to developing and building new products and services, making stock options a critical tool for building strong teams.
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NEW YORK, Aug 24 (IFR) - Jefferies is marketing trade receivable promissory notes from cash-strapped Venezuelan oil company PDVSA, three market sources told IFR on Wednesday.
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As the rent creeps up, it's hard to imagine that the building will remain the gathering place for cash-strapped, experimental artists that it has been.
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The government should also ease rules on the use of income tax losses to support business cashflow, while ensuring access to credit for cash-strapped firms.
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Catering to "a new generation of art buyers," who seem to be cash-strapped millennials with refined taste, most of the artwork sells for under $1,000.
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A microcosm of the storm-battered island, San Juan airport is a top priority in efforts by Puerto Rico's cash-strapped government to rebuild after Maria.
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Congo's cash-strapped energy industry has been boosted by major recent finds from Italy's ENI and France's Total , raising output to about 350,000 barrels per day.
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Congo's cash-strapped energy industry has been boosted by major recent finds from Italy's ENI and France's Total, raising output to about 350,000 barrels per day.
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Last month, Reuters reported that cash-strapped Chinese conglomerate HNA Group Co Ltd was selling its corporate "Dream Jet" sporting a "seven-star" hotel-style cabin.
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If the deductions are adopted by Congress, it would mark a victory for the cash-strapped sector, struggling through the worst market downturn in a generation.
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Immelt, who served in various other leadership roles at GE, came under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions as CEO that left GE cash-strapped.
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His cash-strapped campaign has been unable to advertise heavily in delegate-rich states such as California, Texas, North Carolina and Virginia, which vote on Tuesday.
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To overcome the burden of upfront costs, Native Renewables is teaming up with PosiGen, a New Orleans lender that provides solar financing to cash-strapped families.
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Congo's cash-strapped energy industry has been boosted by major recent finds from Italy's ENI and France's Total, raising output to about 350,000 barrels per day.
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But that cryptocurrency, called the "petro," does not trade, and Venezuela's own parliament says it's being illegally used to mortgage the nation's cash-strapped oil reserves.
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On Monday, China's supervisor of state assets announced the launch of 10 billion yuan fund to help ease pressure on cash-strapped private companies in Shanghai.
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The agreement ended almost a year of Transatlantic argument in which Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's cash-strapped government has often been little more than a spectator.
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For the report, WalletHub identified five archetypal profiles of different types of spenders: Old School, Young, Cash-Strapped, Everyday Joe and International and on the Move.
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The Cash-Strapped spenders, for example, use a bank account to help manage monthly cash flow but are often low on funds and overdrawing the account.
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For some cash-strapped county governments, avoiding compensation payments could be an incentive not to report disease, said a senior official with a major pig producer.
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After cash-strapped PDVSA did not make payments on time, BP in May halted further discharges of cargoes of U.S. crude at the port of Curacao.
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To weather fallout from the scandal and an economic slowdown throughout Latin America, Odebrecht has also cut costs and renegotiated obligations at some cash-strapped subsidiaries.
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And the cash-strapped candidate won't be on the debate stage Wednesday in Atlanta after failing to meet the qualification standards in a single approved poll.
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For prisons, though, fixing the problems raised by the demonstrations will require money — something that cash-strapped state governments may not be willing to put up.
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It has provided billions of dollars in aid to the cash-strapped government and has actively encouraged Gulf and other foreign investors to help rebuild the country.
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Trump did not give any specifics about how much money the government may give or loan to the cash-strapped territory, home to 3.4 million U.S. citizens.
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It is not yet clear how Harvey, which will generate additional claims made to the cash-strapped program, will affect the timing and scope of its renewal.
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It gave no reason for the decline but analysts have predicted Magnit would cut prices to attract cash-strapped consumers, which would hurt its profits and margins.
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His comments come days after Cuban President Raul Castro acknowledged that oil imports from Venezuela had fallen this year, creating further problems for the cash-strapped economy.
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Google said the new rules would hurt Europe's creative and digital economies, while critics said it would hit cash-strapped smaller companies rather than the tech giants.
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If a government rescue proves necessary, the hope is that it will be enough to prevent a chain reaction that could spread to other cash-strapped lenders.
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Khan's government is facing increasing anger from the population on the back of rising utility prices, many of which have been subsidized by successive cash-strapped governments.
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The airline, controlled by cash-strapped Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, will also ask its remaining staff to take at least two months of unpaid leave, SCMP said.
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Illinois officials have warned that an increase in priority payments could push the cash-strapped state to the point where court-mandated spending could exceed available revenue.
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Mountain climbing is a key source of employment and income for the cash strapped nation, home to eight of the world's 14 highest peaks, including Mount Everest.
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The proceeds from the new amnesty will be shared with cash-strapped Brazilian states and municipal governments that are desperate for funds to pay salaries and suppliers.
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She admits that, unlike cash-strapped hospitals in countries like Greece, hers has the luxury of being able to afford to do everything thought to be effective.
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It is unclear how Owens-Illinois, which makes glass containers, might enforce the award against cash-strapped Venezuela, which has suffered from political turmoil and economic recession.
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In an ironic reverse, investment banks are now racing to make it work for them - but cash-strapped European players risk falling behind their Wall Street rivals.
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Branson also helped secure a new $50 million investment from two existing investors, which sources say will help the cash-strapped company help meet its payroll obligations.
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Lopez Obrador this year threw out bids for it by engineering groups as too expensive, handing oversight of the project to cash-strapped state oil firm Pemex.
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Analysts deem it unlikely that Finance Minister Tito Mboweni will be able to balance welfare promises while also making provisions for cash-strapped state power supplier Eskom.
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Meanwhile, cash-strapped Valeant is in advanced talks to sell its gastro-intestinal business, which could be worth as much as $10 billion, according to media reports.
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But authorities have been urging lenders to help keep cash-strapped private firms afloat, sparking concerns that looser lending standards will expose banks to more bad loans.
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Policymakers have been fast-tracking road and rail projects, cutting import tariffs and urging banks to keep lending to cash-strapped private companies to rekindle domestic demand.
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After all, what cash-strapped state agency would shell out millions for some newfangled data effort when that money could be put into its existing, working services?
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The cash-strapped nation has been embroiled in an economic crisis brought about by a collapse in foreign investment, slowing growth in China and weak commodity prices.
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Air Canada has also said it is speeding up the integration of four Airbus A321 aircraft it acquired in late December from Iceland's cash-strapped WOW air.
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Internal documents seen by Reuters showed that Citgo had asked cash-strapped PDVSA to provide initial funding of $100 million for the required $685 million renovation project.
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The EPI report notes that higher earners tend to save significant portions of increases in disposable income but cash-strapped households are more likely to spend it.
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He was handed the key public enterprises department, which oversees around 300 state-owned firms, including loss-making South African Airways and cash-strapped power utility Eskom.
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Along with managing refugee flows, the cash-strapped government faces demands from its creditors—the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)—to reform pensions and taxes.
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Large numbers of Indonesia's cash-strapped smaller miners saddled with debt obligations and who have cut production will find it difficult to get bank loans, he said.
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The president is tapping his fund-raising network to reward cash-strapped senators who stand on the barricades against impeachment, Alex Isenstadt reported for Politico last month.
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This year South Africa has experienced its worst power cuts in several years, known locally as load-shedding, as cash-strapped utility Eskom struggles with capacity constraints.
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Macri's government is also looking to restart manufacturing at cash-strapped state-run aircraft producer Fadea, which was previously operated by Lockheed Martin and nationalized under Fernandez.
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At the IRS, he's credited with uncovering areas within the cash-strapped agency to shift resources to fund the health law without sacrificing the tax filing operation.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Close to a thousand members of South Africa's Solidarity union held a demonstration on Wednesday over pay at cash-strapped state-owned weapons manufacturer Denel.
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The loss of millions of dollars in grant funding could be challenging for cash-strapped clinics that offer health services at little or no cost to patients.
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At Chomutsvairo Primary School in Mwenezi district, cash-strapped parents and guardians wait to hand over their goats to the school authorities in lieu of tuition fees.
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But while the flood of Chinese resources may be welcomed by the region's cash-strapped governments, the fear is that increased capital could translate into political leverage.
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It says current TV stations are operating illegaly because their licenses were not tendered, while media businesses have not paid their share to the cash-strapped state.
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Such a big budgetary hole poses problems with maintaining order at home while fighting wars in Syria and Yemen, and propping up cash-strapped allies like Egypt.
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With shipments of cheap oil from Venezuela reduced and Cuba's exports down, the cash-strapped island nation has had to cut imports over the past two years.
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A cash-strapped Illinois health insurer won't be sending ObamaCare payments to Washington until the feds pay their bill first, according to the state's top insurance official.
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Atlantic County, home to New Jersey's cash-strapped gambling hub Atlantic City, again had the highest foreclosure rate of any major U.S. metropolitan area at 1.8 percent.
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That could be a huge body blow to the U.S. oil sector, with companies that are cash-strapped facing sharper cutbacks and even bankruptcies and forced mergers.
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Read more: 5 corporate-debt experts break down how the coronavirus crisis is ravaging cash-strapped firms — and share what they're buying to avoid risky 'zombie' companies
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Cash-strapped Americans struggling with the fallout of coronavirus may soon be able to tap into their retirement savings to cover bills, loan payments and everyday expenses.
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FEMA itself has acknowledged how cash-strapped Americans are — a 22017 agency survey found many US households would not be able to cover a $216 emergency expense.
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Connecticut's Office of Management and Policy found the cash-strapped state would have to dole out an additional $539 million in 2020, when Medicaid expansion funds end.
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The benefits are not available for most of cash-strapped PDVSA's 100,000-odd workers, prompting thousands to resign and join the 4 million Venezuelans who have emigrated.
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Prior to the announcement by the regulator on Friday, the cash-strapped utility had said it needs high electricity prices increases to shore up its balance sheet.
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Already cash-strapped and weighed down by billions of dollars in old debts, NNPC (Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation) has also been looking to bring in outside cash.
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But the deal highlights the potential pitfalls cash-strapped public pension funds face as they scramble to shore up their finances by chasing discounts and riskier investments.
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Democrats back the commonwealth's plea for bankruptcy protection, while Republicans balk at supporting what could be seen as a taxpayer-funded "bailout" for the cash-strapped island.
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Standard & Poor's Rating Services dealt a blow to cash-strapped Puerto Rico on Tuesday, downgrading infrastructure bonds secured by rum taxes to default status, according to Reuters.
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Cash-strapped Fortis accepted IHH'S investment offer in July after an extended bidding war for control of the company which operates about 303 private hospitals in India.
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Tesla uses reservations for its forthcoming vehicles to generate excitement and provide a short-term revenue infusion, which helps provide a cushion for the cash-strapped automaker.
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India's cash-strapped state railways, which employ 1.3 million, are also seeking federal funds to cover higher pay - squeezing its investment budget and creating pressure to hike fares.
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And for a cash-strapped group itching to influence policy, a few weekend cable ads are far more cost-effective than the salaries for a suite of lobbyists.
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After all, his transition from a cash-strapped amateur businessman into one of the richest men in the world is a one that many would want to emulate.
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TOKYO, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Cash-strapped Japan Display Inc reported on Friday its tenth consecutive quarterly loss, hit by weak iPhone sales at its biggest client Apple Inc .
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The Reality Shares DIVCON Dividend Defender ETF buys companies it predicts could hike their dividends and bets against – or shorts – cash-strapped firms that could cut such payouts.
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The central bank has cut banks' reserve requirements five times over the past year, and on Monday announced a smaller targeted cut to help cash-strapped smaller firms.
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The NDAs allow tech firms to squeeze desperate, cash-strapped, and job-poor local governments for a bouquet of tax breaks, while keeping the public in the dark.
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A further production fall could also push cash-strapped Venezuela into full default, which experts say would be one of the largest and messiest credit events in history.
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But because PDVSA is perennially cash-strapped, agreements to boost production usually involve partner companies putting up significant amounts of upfront funding that could run afoul of sanctions.
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However, I have yet to hear how any modern, cash-strapped city can even begin to start paying for the capital investments necessary to make these wonders possible.
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Revenues in the mobile sector fell 5.6% in 2018 but cash-strapped carriers will probably invest in 5G to bolster their networks to meet growing demand, analysts say.
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Rather than trying to pass those fees along to drivers — many of whom are already cash-strapped — Fair told employees it would cease to lease to Uber drivers.
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While the move marks Wells Fargos latest bid to centralize operations and shed risk, the move comes as a blow to energy companies and increasingly cash-strapped farmers.
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Job creation and cheap gasoline prices, which have a tighter correlation with the budgets of cash-strapped shoppers, are also expected to spur discretionary spending in dollar stores.
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The party's current lack of cash could hamstring their eventual nominee and hurt down-ticket candidates, especially in states that aren't presidential battlegrounds and are especially cash-strapped.
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Earnings, reported late on Tuesday, were negatively impacted as MBIA increased loss reserves on the expectation of greater payouts on bonds issued by Puerto Rico's cash-strapped government.
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Maduro, in a meeting with businessmen, said the private sector accounted for $303 billion of imports, while the cash-strapped public sector brought in $6.8 billion of products.
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Since the financial crisis, cash-strapped governments around the world have clamped down on tax evasion, with authorities investigating Swiss banks in Germany, France and the United States.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel launched a tender for fifth-generation (2500G) cellular frequencies on Sunday, hoping discounts to cash-strapped mobile phone operators battling fierce competition will entice bids.
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The CDB loans could also help cover the cost of closing capacity at cash-strapped state-owned aluminum smelters, said a smelter executive briefed on the stockpiling program.
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Its new offer will provide immediate liquidity of 6.8 billion rupees for cash-strapped Fortis with no equity dilution for shareholders, Radiant said in the letter on Tuesday.
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For a cash-strapped, young professional who's looking for a city with job potential as well as places to go out, here are 0003 metro areas to consider.
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But there is also plenty of lending by suppliers to cash-strapped buyers, and about a fifth of the total consists of high-interest loans to property developers.
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Faraday's change of plans comes after Jia secured a $2.2 billion infusion for his cash-strapped properties, including Faraday's sister company LeEco, from Sunac China Holdings (1918.HK).
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The lag in payment, even if the federal government picks up 100 percent of the tab, poses a problem for a government as cash-strapped as Puerto Rico.
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Temer's Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) lost its longtime hold over the cash-strapped city of Rio de Janeiro, which just held what many considered a successful Olympics.
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Bezos is giving his money directly to community leaders — the cash-strapped experts on the ground who need it most, and who can potentially have the most impact.
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The cuts would affect the nation's largest cities and counties – Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles County and New York City – as well as already cash-strapped rural districts.
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Analysts said effects from stimulus measures have been slow, unlike the 2008/09 global financial crisis, as some cash-strapped governments are deploying tax revenues to repay debt.
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The move comes after Brazil's cash-strapped government floated a proposal on Monday to cede control of Eletrobras, the country's biggest power utility, in its boldest privatization yet.
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One early test is whether Congress will allot money for that upgrade, a task that is far down the list of priorities for cash-strapped states and localities.
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Since the financial crisis, cash-strapped governments around the world have clamped down on tax evasion, with authorities probing Swiss banks in Germany, France and the United States.
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The organization fills a crucial lack in Italy, helping to make up for the increasingly cash-strapped government's inability to take proper care of its decaying cultural heritage.
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Buried in those pages are costly, unfunded federal mandates that make it harder for businesses to hire and cash-strapped states, counties, and cities to serve their citizens.
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Cash-strapped Cuba has struggled to pay providers on time recently as revenues decline due to a drop in exports and the crisis in key trading partner Venezuela.
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Maduro, in a meeting with businessmen, said the private sector accounted for $11 billion of imports, while the cash-strapped public sector brought in $6.8 billion of products.
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The concept, known as a block grant, has long had support from Republicans, who argue it would help cash-strapped states better manage and design their own programs.
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The arrangement would also allow the cash-strapped Venezuelan state company to receive faster payment, sometimes avoiding the usual 30-to-20063 day timeframe for completing oil transactions.
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A bill requiring already cash-strapped startups to develop government-only back doors and then protect them from hackers is essentially a full-employment act for cyber criminals.
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This means that cash-strapped families don't have to use their dwindling funds and time to drive to their children's schools twice a day to pick up food.
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Republicans and Democrats have fought to balance giving financial protections to workers who need to stay home and businesses that may be cash-strapped in supporting those workers.
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Cash-strapped shoppers continue to prioritize food over durables, resulting in lower sales of high-margin goods and higher sales in the lower margin food and liquor categories.
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Last week, the finance minister warned that the cash-strapped government would struggle to pay out wages and meet other costs, prompting a slump in sovereign dollar bonds.
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Biden's early state struggles compounded his weak fundraising, leaving his cash-strapped campaign able to commit only a six-figure sum on ad spending for Super Tuesday states.
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After making gains from cash-strapped customers during Spain's economic crisis, DIA is now struggling against tough competition from local rival Mercadona and German discounters Lidl and Aldi.
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Electric vehicle advocates worry that barring purchases from BYD will reduce competition and drive up prices for cash-strapped public transit agencies, slowing the transition to electric buses.
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IMPROVING OUTPUT Congo's cash-strapped energy industry has been boosted by major recent finds from Italy's ENI and France's Total , raising output to about 350,000 barrels per day.
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HNA Group scrapped its planned listing of Swiss-based airline caterer Gategroup in March, dealing a blow to the cash-strapped Chinese conglomerate's efforts to reduce its debts.
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Doctors and nurses have been shocked watching cash-strapped states offer cheap suicide pills to cancer patients who are begging instead for another round of life-prolonging chemotherapy.
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Families of fallen soldiers and merchants displaced from the old market are granted permits to operate the kiosks as a kind of compensation from a cash-strapped government.
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The Cash-Strapped spenders also frequently take more than they have from their checking accounts and can trigger overdraft fees when they fail to bounce back quickly enough.
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The super PAC, Rebuilding America Now, was created in 2016 when Trump's campaign was cash-strapped and failing to garner funds from major Republican donors, the Times reported.
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The dividend decision cost cash-strapped local authorities in north-west Germany millions of euros as they have a combined stake of around 24 percent in the group.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India's richest man just helped his cash-strapped younger brother avoid months in prison by paying off debts worth tens of millions of dollars.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's cash-strapped economy has suffered this year from a decline in aid from its chief ally Venezuela, lower exports and a brake on market reforms.
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Then Governor Cuomo intervened, saying that paying more money for this transit service was a bad idea, humiliating the cash-strapped agency he said he did not control.
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Expecting negotiations to be kept hush-hush gives companies an advantage, but it's risky for cities and suburban towns — especially cash-strapped and job-poor ones — to say no.
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But the loan is intended to be a short-term measure to help the cash-strapped island territory pay urgent bills, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The proposal was part of a task force, formed after an executive order by President Donald Trump, that looked into the operations and finances of the cash-strapped agency.
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The cash-strapped leftist government secured 246 million euros from last month's auction but it is now expected to return what it has already been paid by the winners.
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The cash-strapped carrier has for months said it aimed to find a partner to help take ownership of the Airbus fleet, thus allowing Norwegian to boost its finances.
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Cash-strapped Eskom is critical to Africa's most industrialised economy as it supplies more than 90 percent of its power and is one of its most indebted state firms.
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In 1995 they struck an audacious deal, offering to lend money to the cash-strapped government and put their resources, including the media they controlled, behind an ailing Yeltsin.
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The ruling, a victory for Sibanye, will see investors in cash-strapped Lonmin exchange their shares for a roughly 11 percent stake in a more stable precious metal producer.
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That means better fire management -- including discouraging the growth of towns in fire-prone areas and creating emergency funds to help cash-strapped agencies fight these bigger, badder fires.
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Part of the problem is that fines are a very effective method for cash-strapped governments to shore up their budgets without having to raise taxes or cut spending.
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The moves followed years of struggling to repatriate revenue held in local currency as the cash-strapped government failed to convert it to hard currency amid tight exchange controls.
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The major credit-rating agencies declared that Venezuela, whose cash-strapped socialist government has said that it will need to restructure its debt, had defaulted on some international bonds.
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After hearing arguments over the proposal's merits, Gross agreed to approve it, saying it initiates negotiations that need to take place to avoid draining cash-strapped Insys of money.
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Maduro's cash-strapped government now has the autonomy to sell stakes in Venezuela's oil fields, which contain the world's largest reserves, or launch new joint ventures with foreign firms.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - Atlantic City, New Jersey's cash-strapped gambling hub, avoided a default on Monday by making its $1.8 million debt service payment, Mayor Don Guardian said.
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The homes and businesses of tens of millions of Americans anxiously waiting for Trump to stop his weather nerd tweets and, ya know, communicate with the cash-strapped FEMA.
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CARACAS, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Venezuela's soccer federation (FVF) said on Thursday that chief sponsor, cash-strapped state oil company PDVSA, did not pay the organisation any money last year.
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For a cash-strapped NGO that goes around doing global aid, a $100-$500 gadget that turns an ordinary phone into a versatile mesh node is potentially game-changing.
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OppenheimerFunds successfully sued Puerto Rico, blocking the cash-strapped commonwealth from passing a law modeled after the U.S. bankruptcy code that could allow the island to adjust its debts.
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The sudden change of guard could impact policy-making and business confidence at a time of economic trouble, pushing the cash-strapped South Asian country even closer to Beijing.
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In addition, the cash-strapped district's coffers would swell with a $250 million property tax increase sanctioned by the state to help foot the cost of rising teacher pensions.
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According to some analyst estimates, cash-strapped militaries can purchase an armed Chinese drone for just $21980 million — roughly a quarter of the asking price of comparable U.S. technology.
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But volume of oil is now estimated to be much larger, and the cash-strapped government wants to sell the rights to extract the extra oil in the area.
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One of the Chamber's messages on the issue is that companies need to directly provide child-care solutions to workers rather than depend on already cash-strapped government agencies.
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The cash-strapped company needs to pay nearly 10 billion euros by mid-year into a fund set up to pay for the German nuclear sector's long-term liabilities.
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But for cash-strapped travellers, the ability to pay a slightly lower price in exchange for sacrificing a few privileges can be the difference between flying and not flying.
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Nepal is home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Everest, and mountain climbing is a key source of employment and income for the cash strapped nation.
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Many economists have criticized Temer for raising public expenditures this year with hefty wage increases for civil servants, social programs and a generous debt relief to cash-strapped states.
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They have consistently priced its bonds at levels implying that a bankruptcy was imminent, only to be surprised when the cash-strapped oil exporter somehow managed to stay afloat.
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CHICAGO, April 1 (Reuters) - The Illinois State Board of Education lacks the authority to block the cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools from borrowing, according to the state attorney general.
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The government promised on Wednesday to spend 400 million pounds ($540 million) on replacing unsafe cladding on public high-rise blocks, lessening the burden on cash-strapped local authorities.
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At one point last year, LeEco was so cash-strapped that Jia said he would cut his salary to 15 cents, and the firm has also suffered from layoffs.
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Cemig, controlled by the cash-strapped Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, has been hobbled by tepid power consumption amid a deep recession in Brazil and years of rampant borrowing.
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The cash-strapped Bangladeshi government isn't equipped to deal with that massive influx of refugees — a third of Bangladesh's 160 million citizens live on less than $2 a day.
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Cash-strapped OPEC member Venezuela has been calling for an emergency meeting of producers to discuss steps to prop up prices, which are close to their lowest since 2003.
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He's trying to prove that reducing drug doses in this way not only slashes costs for Mexico's cash-strapped hospitals, but cuts complications and recovery times for patients, too.
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But payday lenders have a different model: most of their cash-strapped borrowers pay off their loans by taking out another loan, becoming trapped in a spiral of debt.
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We still don't have an accurate death toll from Maria's destructive path through Puerto Rico, a storm that could end up costing the cash-strapped island around $95 billion.
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But perhaps because of hard political realities in his cash-strapped state, he declined to offer a way forward when it comes to the enduring economic effects of slavery.
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Cash-strapped Fortis, which operates about 30 private hospitals in India, accepted an investment offer from IHH in July after an extended bidding war for control of the company.
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In addition, campaign finance filings released earlier this week also revealed that the Trump campaign is severely cash-strapped and struggling to raise enough funds to keep it afloat.
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While these efforts are often costly for cash-strapped towns, they could preserve a resource that cleans particulate matter from the air, absorbs runoff and reduces the heat index.
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The Senate's top education leaders will consider reinstating Pell grants for incarcerated students, a move that would restore a federal lifeline to the nation's cash-strapped prison education system.
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Uncertainty over how emerging and foundational technology are defined and long, cumbersome reviews of transactions have delayed and stopped funds to cash-strapped start-ups that are hanging on.
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A bootstrapped and cash-strapped startVenture equity investment was hard to come by in California following the collapse of the dot-com bubble, so Wang had to get creative.
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After the destruction of Hurricane Maria, it was decided that the fiscal plan needed to be revised to reflect the new reality the already cash-strapped island was facing.
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Consumers have been cash-strapped by miserly wage growth and record levels of household debt, while intense foreign competition has forced widespread discounting, undermining the dollar value of sales.
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Michael Duncan, a Republican digital strategist, called the announcement a "horrible" move that "that will hurt cash-strapped grass-roots campaigns," which often rely on microtargeting to find success.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Family doctor Dmitriy Rozumiy struggles to bridge the gap between what his patients in rural Ukraine need and what the country's cash-strapped healthcare system can provide.
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The investment will be a welcome boost for the cash-strapped and loss-making company which is among the dozens of Chinese electric carmakers vying to take on Tesla.
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Episode 1 begins with some cash-strapped backpackers in a medical study in Mumbai and then jumps ahead six years to London, where the participants have wound up dead.
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If successful, the project could serve as a model for other cash-strapped farmers, by transforming underperforming fields into potentially money-making hubs of clean energy and fresh food.
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Rural healthcare is going through a crisis across the country, with increasing numbers of patients—especially those with mental health issues—competing for dwindling resources at cash-strapped hospitals.
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Before that system became operational, a state-appointed emergency manager ordered the cash-strapped city to draw water from the Flint River instead of remaining in the Detroit authority.
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New construction starts jumped 32.4 percent on-year, likely buoyed by stronger home sales, improved funding conditions for cash-strapped developers and the government's heavy spending on public housing.
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Cash-strapped state and local governments need to seize every opportunity to trim costs, so they have the resources to invest in the backlog of infrastructure needs they face.
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Many cash-strapped Maasai have become landless after subdividing and selling swathes of land to the south of Kenya's capital, Nairobi, where they used to roam with their cattle.
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Cash-strapped state firms and high public wages have also strained government finances, putting in jeopardy plans to reduce a stubbornly high unemployment rate before national elections next year.
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The EU has taken various steps to give cash-strapped Athens financial assistance to deal with the crisis, but many member states believe Athens is not using that enough.
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Citing unnamed sources, Reuters reported early Friday that the cash-strapped company was in talks with another China-based firm about a land sale that could top $260 million.
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The 2011 opinion opened the door for cash-strapped states and their lotteries to bring online gambling to their residents, as long as it did not involve interstate sports betting.
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It is also expected to help Moroccan exports and boost tourism revenue and remittances from Moroccans living abroad, on which the cash-strapped country relies for sources of hard currency.
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In 2017, Uber will look to sink its tentacles further into cities by partnering with cash-strapped local governments to supplement — or even replace — public transit like trains and buses.
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The use of drone tech to keep up with the capabilities of pirates could also be a cost-effective way to make Canada's cash-strapped navy more capable, Rudd adds.
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Separately, United said on Friday it had launched a management overhaul at Colombia's cash-strapped Avianca Holdings , with which it is pursuing a three-way tie up with Panama's Copa.
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Some cash-strapped administrations take advantage of vagaries in the national laws to provide only the bare minimum, and are alert to technicalities that may help them dodge responsibility entirely.
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Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Friday that he believed Greece and its creditors could ink a debt relief deal for the cash-strapped country at a May 24 meeting.
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This poses a potential risk to banks at a time of increased scrutiny across Europe and the United States as cash-strapped governments look to clamp down on tax dodgers.
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The volume of oil in the area is now estimated to be much larger, however, and the cash-strapped government wants to sell the rights to extract the extra oil.
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The cash-strapped government is struggling to control a vast, divided country where Islamist militants from the al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab group still launch regular attacks on the capital.
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A sharp dresser, Pugh had bold plans to turn around the cash-strapped city, but he was stripped of his post and pay in 2013 after he missed council meetings.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela, home to the world's biggest oil reserves, is heaving under a third year of recession, acute food and medicine shortages, triple-digit inflation, and rampant violent crime.
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The Trump administration currently plans to end open enrollment on December 15, which some consumer advocates worry will lead those who are cash-strapped from Christmas spending to skip coverage.
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More than 227,219 are now trapped in Greece, a cash-strapped country they never envisaged as their final destination when they set off from home fleeing poverty, war and persecution.
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In addition, investors in cash-strapped Greece appear to be losing faith in a pledge from European officials five years ago that the country's default would be a one-off.
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DEBT BURDENS Analysts said effects from stimulus measures have been slow, unlike the 2008/09 global financial crisis, as some cash-strapped governments are deploying tax revenues to repay debt.
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The cash-strapped country has a population of more than 25 million but its economy has been squeezed by a series of sanctions for its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes.
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The weed can be killed, but the cost of clearing it would be another hit to the cash-strapped farming community in the United States, the world's top corn supplier.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan's rupee weakened nearly one percent following a 5 percent jump on Monday following media reports that China was providing a $2 billion loan to the cash strapped country.
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Nickel is one of the cash-strapped Communist-run country's most important exports, but revenue from it has suffered in recent years due to a decline in production and prices.
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Without effective governance and retraining of workers, technology may destroy more jobs than it creates at a time when cash-strapped governments can no longer afford historical levels of welfare.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African power utility Eskom said on Monday it was in discussions with the government to look at the cash-strapped firm's headcount in effort to boost productivity.
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Cash-strapped DPS, which has been under state oversight since 2009, was allotted $48.7 million in supplemental state funding in March to keep schools open for the current school year.
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Cash-strapped millennials now have another expense to juggle, in addition to saving for retirement and paying student loans: They're shelling out tens of thousands for someone to watch Junior.
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It is the latest blow to the asset management sector where regulators are also scrutinizing fees at a time cash-strapped governments want people to save more for their retirement.
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After taking over his cash-strapped local club in 2010, he set about getting them into the Football League and becoming the world's first UN-certified "carbon neutral" football club.
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Of that, $4.9 billion is earmarked for loans to local governments to ensure that the cash-strapped U.S. territory of Puerto Rico can keep government programs operating beyond Oct. 31.
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The administration's USPS task force says the changes are needed to bring in more revenue for the cash-strapped Postal Service, which reported $3.9 billion in losses in fiscal 2018.
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It is unclear how cash-strapped East Cleveland could pay anything as officials there consider filing the state's first-ever municipal bankruptcy and explore a merger with neighboring Cleveland. (AP)
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This presents an obvious conflict of interest for cash-strapped police departments, and horror stories abound of families being stripped of their homes simply for being suspects in a crime.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's cash-strapped public school district is not in sufficiently bad financial shape to warrant a state takeover, according to an Illinois State Board of Education staff report.
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His tenure at cash-strapped UNRWA saw frequent clashes with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, which has suggested refugee host countries should take over UNRWA's services across the Middle East.
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The cash-strapped city is trying to wean itself off of bond restructurings to free up money for the budget and discontinue variable-rate debt and related interest rate swaps.
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But, you don't have to be in your working years to get approved for a rewards credit card, nor do you have to be cash-strapped to benefit from one.
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The chamber is expected to approve the deal after lobbying by cash-strapped provincial governors who see it as key to regaining access to financing needed to repair crumbling roads.
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This is not to say that Trump hasn't been a welcome all-you-can-eat sundae bar for cash-strapped publishers in a time when they need a sugar daddy.
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Part of those concerns stem from distrust of the Obama administration after its key marketplace stabilization program — known as risk corridors — was too cash-strapped to pay back the insurers.
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Local officials in cash-strapped Atlantic City, currently the only area in New Jersey where gambling is allowed, say new casinos will cause the city to lose even more revenue.
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Small companies with cash-strapped HR departments don't have a lot of resources to analyze whether it's a good trade for them, and may view a quick discount as attractive.
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Medicaid payment policies vary widely among the states, but Osterman worries that in many states, care facilities funded by cash-strapped Medicaid programs will not be able to boost wages.
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He has threatened to cut GM subsidies in retaliation, but praised GM for entering talks to sell an idled northeast Ohio plant to a cash-strapped electric truck-building company.
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Separately, United said on Friday it had launched a management overhaul at Colombia's cash-strapped Avianca Holdings, with which it is pursuing a three-way tie up with Panama's Copa.
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The cash-strapped country has a population of more than 25 million but its economy has been squeezed by a series of sanctions for its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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Ethiopia has one of the world's last major closed telecoms markets, and the cash-strapped government is seeking up to $2.2 billion in private investment for a much-needed upgrade.
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Specifically, he called for more help for Puerto Rico's cash-strapped Medicaid program and fixes to the GOP's tax bill to prevent a disproportionate hike in taxes on the island.
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Rebuilding after the strongest hurricane to hit cash-strapped Puerto Rico in nearly a century is going to be a "titanic effort," said the U.S. territory's sole representative in Congress.
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Interim President Michel Temer is expected to announce the emergency funds in a Monday meeting with several governors who are asking him for debt relief for their cash-strapped states.
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Iran has already begun to receive billions of dollars as the result of this deal and cash-strapped North Korea would be more than willing to continue this covert relationship.
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The announcement appeared to lend support to Argentina's government, which has vowed to reject the kind of fiscal austerity measures the IMF typically recommends to cash-strapped countries seeking loans.
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"We are close to 50 billion and I believe we can cement the deal this month," said Kikuoka, who took the helm of the cash-strapped display maker in September.
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There were some full-home rental websites like VRBO at the time, but single-room rentals were an option mostly for backpackers on a budget or cash-strapped college students.
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However, the cash-strapped company is not relying on the injection and would be able to continue if he does not receive the assistance it asked for, du Toit said.
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"We have mostly become cash strapped," added Huq, also managing director of the Mohammadi Group, which owns a string of factories supplying brands from H&M to Primark in Bangladesh.
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Beijing has also said it will relax restrictions to allow local governments to sell special bonds to pay for projects and has pledged more financing support to cash-strapped firms.
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A week of heavy rains across parts of South Africa caused flooding, aggravating problems at the cash-strapped power firm, which has struggled to keep the lights on since 2008.
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A week of heavy rains across parts of South Africa caused flooding, aggravating problems at the cash-strapped power firm, which has struggled to keep the lights on since 2008.
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Olsen knows firsthand how hard it can feel for cash-strapped families around the holidays: She remembers what it was like not to have quite enough for holiday gifts herself.
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Roach urged the Trump administration to understand that the U.S. and China "need each other," saying low-price Chinese imports are needed to "make ends meet" for cash-strapped Americans.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Official interest in privatizing water utilities in cash-strapped U.S. cities is extremely high, Aqua America Inc's CEO Christopher Franklin told Reuters in an interview on Thursday.
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A microcosm of the battered island, the San Juan airport is a top priority in efforts by Puerto Rico's cash-strapped government to repair the vast damage caused by Maria.
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Cash-strapped councils are often more ready to seek precarious, limited Leave to Remain status, for which a fee waiver is available and unwilling to cough up £936 for citizenship.
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New construction starts jumped 32.4 percent year-on-year, probably buoyed by stronger home sales, improved funding conditions for cash-strapped developers and the government's heavy spending on public housing.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Thousands of elderly Greeks protested peacefully on Tuesday against more pension cuts, as cash-strapped Greece remained locked in talks with lenders on further austerity and unpopular labor reforms.
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Conceived in 2002 by Saturn, an electronics retailer, it captured the mood of the country's cash-strapped shoppers two years after the dotcom crash, while playing to their penchant for parsimony.
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Cash-strapped North Korea has come under a new round of stricter United Nations sanctions this year after pressing ahead with its missile and nuclear programmes in defiance of international pressure.
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The rand had dipped on Wednesday after the country's finance minister announced a 69 billion rand ($5 billion) partial bailout for cash-strapped power company Eskom, while unveiling the annual budget.
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This is partly because some Middle East funds have rebalanced their portfolios towards more liquid assets such as equities to accommodate drawdowns from cash-strapped governments needing to plug budget gaps.
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On Monday, the People's Bank of China cut the amount of reserves that some small and medium-sized banks need to hold, freeing up funds for lending to cash-strapped businesses.
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"You're going to see a lot of public companies that are cash-strapped that need a round of financing that likely can't get that done in this current climate," Hawkins said.
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Two lessors have applied to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), India's aviation regulator, to deregister at least five planes leased to cash-strapped Jet, three of the sources said.
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Open-source software and websites such as Sci-Hub that make pricey academic journals free to read (albeit illegally in most jurisdictions), also help cash-strapped universities improve teaching and research.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Kentucky Supreme Court on Thursday threw out a law aimed at addressing the state's cash-strapped retirement system because it was improperly passed by the Republican-controlled legislature.
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In May, Trump praised GM's disclosure that it was in talks to sell an idled northeastern Ohio plant to cash-strapped electric truck-building Workhorse Group Inc and a new entity.
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Bria stars alongside Jason Biggs and Ashley Tisdale in the racy comedy about a cash-strapped father-to-be (Biggs) who takes a job as a "driver" to make ends meet.
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The central bank reportedly told lenders last month not to lower mortgage rates further, but market watchers believe some cash-strapped local governments may be considering loosening restrictions on home buyers.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Cash-strapped Chinese technology conglomerate LeEco is in talks on securing a 10 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) deal with an unnamed strategic investor, its listed unit said.
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Desperate to cut costs, Flint's cash-strapped municipal government switched its water supplier from the Detroit Water and Sewage Department, which takes its water from Lake Huron, to the Flint River.
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BEIJING, March 6 (Reuters) - China's Hainan provincial government does not intend to offer support to cash-strapped, aviation-to-financial services conglomerate HNA Group , Vice Governor Mao Chaofeng said on Tuesday.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - An Illinois judge dealt a blow to Chicago's cash-strapped school system on Friday by dismissing its lawsuit that argued the state's school-funding formula discriminates against minority students.
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Facebook's record-breaking $5 billion fine for user privacy issues came in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, but the cash-strapped agency isn't expecting any windfall to its budget.
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Instead, it agreed to terms that the shrunken, cash-strapped Interplay seemed unlikely to satisfy, on the condition that it could recover the rights for free if (or when) Interplay failed.
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However Gulf states in recent years reneged on pledges to help debt burdened Amman with billions of dollars to soften the impact of IMF austerity reforms on its cash strapped economy.
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Getting tons of its cash-strapped teens to buy the gadget may prove difficult again, but I at least expect V2s won't end up dying alone in a drawer as often.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump signed a deal to temporarily end the record-setting partial government shutdown that left more than 800,000 federal employees cash-strapped and struggling to pay bills.
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The PDVSA 2020 bond is expected to go into default this month when a $913 million payment comes due, because the cash-strapped company does not have the resources to pay.
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Cash-strapped Japan Display plans to start mass-producing OLED panels for smartphones only from 2019, and is looking for new investors who can finance investment to launch a production line.
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The cash-strapped power firm has said it wants the government to take on 100 billion rand of its debts, about a quarter of its total borrowings of 420 billion rand.
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Problems at cash-strapped national power firm Eskom have shaken belief in South Africa's ability to power the continent's most industrialised economy, and hit business including in key sectors like mining.
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Moody's Investors Service put Chicago's Ba1 junk credit rating under review last month for a possible downgrade, citing the potential the city could extend financial help to its cash-strapped schools.
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Other planned sales of state-owned firms, including thermal energy company Centrenergo, have been postponed repeatedly, prompting investors to question the authorities' commitment to selling valuable but cash-strapped state assets.
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That's true even for cash-strapped cities like Detroit, whose water and sewer system is one of its more valuable assets — making officials reluctant to fully privatize the system, he added.
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While nickel exports are already one of Communist-run Cuba's main foreign currency earners, the cash-strapped country has untapped potential in other mineral deposits, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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That yield is only about 1 percent lower than the yield on 10-year bonds issued by cash-strapped Greece and roughly equal to the yields on Greek 30-year debt.
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It doesn't help that cash-strapped millennials often struggle to afford just the down payment: Roughly 1 in 3 millennial homebuyers took on a second job to save up for it.
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Battling a sharp fall in oil prices since 2014, Iraq asked foreign firms to cut spending on oil projects in order to reduce the cash-strapped government's contribution in shared ventures.
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However, the volume of oil in the area is now estimated to be much larger, and the cash-strapped government cannot sell the excess reserves until it reaches agreement with Petrobras.
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The production challenges add to doubts over Tesla's cash-strapped solar operations as it focuses on boosting production of its better-known electric vehicles, which have also seen repeated production delays.
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It would have been America's largest public-works project and Christie axed the project because he said cash-strapped New Jersey could not afford billions of dollars in likely cost overruns.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois is poised to re-enter a budgetary limbo on Sunday with the expiration of temporary spending authority for the state's cash-strapped universities and fraying human services network.
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"Payday lenders put cash-strapped Americans in a crippling cycle of 300 percent-interest loan debt," Yana Miles, senior legislative counsel at the Center for Responsible Lending, said in a statement.
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Some of the reasons, according to Wuest's declaration: arbitration clauses barring classwide claims, cash-strapped defendants that couldn't afford a class settlement and CIPA violations too isolated to merit class treatment.
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The plunge in supplies to Venezuela's most important customer, creditor and political ally is the latest indicator of tough times for the cash-strapped country with the world's largest oil reserves.
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Fitch's downgrade is another blow for the cash-strapped commonwealth, drowning in $72 billion in debt it can't pay, suffering from a shrinking economy and failing to fund essential public services.
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KS CEO Jung Sung-leep said he believes he should step down from the top position if the cash-strapped South Korean firm is unable to turn a profit this year.
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PDVSA earlier this week extended a deadline for its $5.3 billion debt swap offer and warned that if the operation failed the cash-strapped company might struggle to pay its debt.
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On Thursday, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters that the cash-strapped carrier's founder, Naresh Goyal, had agreed to step down as chairman of the airline's board.
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Deeply indebted, cash-strapped, price-sensitive energy companies are big borrowers in the "high yield" market; if they can't survive the price war, their collapse will hit workers and lenders hard.
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A major amount of funding for hard-hit hospitals -- $130 billion -- as well as $150 billion for state and local governments that are cash-strapped due to their response to coronavirus.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition-run parliament on Tuesday outlawed a "petro" cryptocurrency promoted by socialist President Nicolas Maduro, calling it an effort to illegally mortgage the cash-strapped country's oil reserves.
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The cash-strapped Baltimore Symphony Orchestra locked out its musicians on Monday, as it sought to pressure the players into agreeing to a new contract with fewer paid weeks of work.
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Especially in a cash-strapped company or industry, Salemi said you might want to be open to flexible working hours, more paid time off, a one-time bonus, or other benefits.
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A slew of policymakers and economists have called for a titanic economic rescue package designed to carry laid-off or underscheduled workers and cash-strapped small businesses through the impending slowdown.
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Some gig workers say the system creates a perverse incentive for cash-strapped contractors to stay behind the wheel, despite the risks to themselves and others they come in contact with.
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Through it, cash-strapped designers and manufacturers will be able to apply for funding to help them through the period in which their businesses have been effectively shuttered by government decree.
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Venables was sacked by cash-strapped Leeds eight months into his tenure following disagreements with the board over player sales, with the club wallowing in the bottom half of the standings.
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Dethroned now, he insists he's cash-strapped, despite his systematic placing over many years of corrupt people that would do his whim at the top of state enterprises and government ministries.
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The brewing diplomatic row could sour relations between Portugal's left-leaning government and the cash-strapped leftist government of Venezuela, where about 400,000 Portuguese citizens and people of Portuguese origin live.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's lower house of Congress on Wednesday approved a watered-down version of a bill that imposed spending limits on cash-strapped states in exchange for hefty debt relief.
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South Africa's cash-strapped state-owned companies have been a major headache for Ramaphosa who came to power nearly two years ago vowing to reverse years of mismanagement and economic stagnation.
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"We are close to (raising) 50 billion and I believe we can cement the deal this month," Kikuoka, who took the helm of the cash-strapped display maker in September, said.
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Guterres said the organization was so cash-strapped that it had been forced to borrow reserves set aside for UN Peacekeeping Operations in order to meet expenditure needs in recent months.
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Russia's state-controlled oil company Rosneft has been a major backer of Maduro's government, and Russia and Rosneft have provided billions in loans and lines of credit for cash-strapped Venezuela.
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So he has proposed a mortgage-style payment system that would allow cash-strapped Medicaid programs to pay for the costs of these treatments over time, as their benefits are realized.
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The Australian economy has struggled for traction for some time and it grew at its slowest pace in a decade in the second quarter as cash-strapped consumers held back spending.
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Top aides raised concerns about the water in the cash-strapped — and largely African-American — city of Flint long before its lead problem became a national embarrassment, their e-mails show.
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Raising the specter of default, cash-strapped PDVSA said on Monday it "could be difficult" to pay large looming debt commitments if a proposed $5.3 billion bond swap does not go through.
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On Thursday, ratings agency Standard & Poor's lowered the outlook on Michigan's credit rating to stable from positive, citing burgeoning costs associated with Flint's water crisis and the cash-strapped Detroit Public Schools.
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While a delay in the sales tax hike could shield the floundering economy it means less income for the cash-strapped government, possibly prompting credit rating agencies to downgrade Japan's sovereign rating.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois would legalize marijuana for recreational use by adults and tax it to raise at least $350 million a year for the cash-strapped state under legislation introduced on Wednesday.
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A growing push among tech firms to hire, pay and train apprentices means getting a college degree — and its resulting loan burden — may no longer be a requirement for cash-strapped individuals.
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Requiring Ukraine to pay for the arms package is not an ideal situation for cash-strapped Kiev, which has allies on Capitol Hill who are more than willing to foot the bill.
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The cash-strapped carrier has for months said it aimed to find a partner to help take ownership of the Airbus fleet, allowing Norwegian to cut its debt and increase its equity.
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During that event, which only recently concluded, the cash-strapped international agency was accused of moving far too slowly in responding to urgent please from the ground in impoverished West African nations.
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After the Second World War, when the cash-strapped government wanted to introduce a levy on shipping companies, owners responded by moving their vessels to companies in tax havens such as Panama.
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During that event, which only recently concluded, the cash-strapped international agency was accused of moving far too slowly in responding to urgent pleas from the ground in impoverished West African nations.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - An Illinois judge dealt a blow to Chicago's cash-strapped public school system on Friday by dismissing its lawsuit that argued the state's school-funding formula discriminates against minority students.
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Temer had lunch with governors of Brazil's cash-strapped states on Tuesday to secure their backing for the pension reform and get them to mobilize the support of lawmakers from their states.
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Old Mutual, alongside rivals such Sanlam, Liberty Holdings and Discovery Ltd, have witnessed a profit squeeze in recent years as cash-strapped consumers put off buying insurance or cancelled their existing policies.
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Investors have for years been concerned that cash-strapped PDVSA may ultimately be unable to meet its hefty debt obligations amid a profound recession at home and a fall in oil prices.
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The cash-strapped city, like others in the state, has been waiting for clarity on how much state aid it will receive in the budget, which is more than two months overdue.
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Cash-strapped Eskom provides virtually all of South Africa's power and is seen as a risk to the sovereign rating of Africa's most industrialized economy after years of mismanagement and shoddy governance.
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The Korea Economic Daily said late Sunday that cash-strapped Kumho Asiana Group had reached an agreement to sell a stake in Asiana, surrendering to creditors' request for a better restructuring plan.
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The cash-strapped governing body is also under pressure from sponsors to hold firm on Folau, with Qantas, the airline that holds naming rights to the Wallabies, 'very supportive' of RA's actions.
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At the same time, the PBOC has been offering ample liquidity to the market and has been urging banks for months to keep lending to cash-strapped companies, particularly smaller, private firms.
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His cash-strapped government said it would cover salaries for the first three months so that businesses would not increase prices despite the opposition-led congress estimating annual inflation at 200,000 percent.
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Rent growth has been 4 percent or higher for seven-straight quarters, but wage growth is nowhere near strong enough to meet the gains, leaving renters more cash-strapped than ever before.
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Unlike other venture outfits that orchestrate expensive dinners with journalists, for example, Pear organizes events at its offices for cash-strapped founders and students that feature VCs and renowned CEOs as speakers.
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Eulogio Del Pino, the petroleum minister for cash-strapped Venezuela said he preferred a deal to extend for a full year in order to include peak output periods of different oil producers.
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The original frenzy in U.S. commercial interest in Cuba was tempered by the realization that doing business in cash-strapped Cuba was difficult and even harder with a trade embargo in place.
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The bill ensures that no district would lose funding under the new formula, while allowing the cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools to increase its property tax levy to help fund teacher pensions.
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Even with a five-year, $5 million grant, cash-strapped school systems would be hard pressed to find a way around asking their teachers to stick around even longer for similar wages.
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Meanwhile investors in cash-strapped OPEC nation Venezuela are expecting to hear from finance industry association ISDA if Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA is in default because of a delayed bond payment.
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CASH-STRAPPED GOVERNMENT In Uganda alone, 633 percent of crops are lost every year after harvest, with fruits and grains most affected, said Solomon Kalema, a spokesman for the Ministry of Agriculture.
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Antitrust authorities on both sides of the Atlantic have been investigating pay-for-delay deals for several years, prompted in part by the high costs borne by cash-strapped national health systems.
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BRASILIA, April 27 (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court on Wednesday delayed for 60 days a decision on whether to allow states to recalculate debt that they hold with the cash-strapped federal government.
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Democrats have blasted the forthcoming package as a corporate giveaway that is too reliant on the private sector and places too much of a financial burden on cash-strapped cities and states.
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Among other things, it pushed the Homeland Security department, an agency apparently too cash-strapped to deport illegal aliens, to ramp up the amount of fee waivers it provides to naturalization-applicants.
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A full crackdown would drive tens of thousands of subsistence miners into hunger, while the cash-strapped Peruvian government struggles to control a $2.6 billion black market, according to a 2016 report.
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Cash-strapped LeEco's founder Jia Yueting on Thursday resigned from his post as chairman from the firm's main listed unit, LeShi Internet Information and Technology, the company said in an exchange filing.
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As a cash-strapped student at Columbia University, the author of this sardonic, moving memoir discovers that her violin playing, deemed extraordinary at home in Appalachia, is merely mediocre in New York.
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Winning bidders will not be required to drill wells during the first four years of the contracts, an element designed to lure cash-strapped producers facing crude prices near 12-year lows.
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IranAir may get its first new Boeing jetliner a year earlier than expected under a deal to take jets originally bought by cash-strapped Turkish Airlines, Iranian media and industry sources said.
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His cash-strapped campaign accepted public financing, which means he has enough money to get through the Iowa caucuses but nowhere near the money to match Clinton and Sanders on the airwaves.
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These companies prey on precarity by offering high-cost loans to cash-strapped borrowers, making billions of dollars annually even as their customers often get stuck in a vicious cycle of deprivation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Technip on Thursday announced an all-stock merger with U.S. rival FMC Technologies, as it seeks to offset weaker spending on exploration and production by cash-strapped oil companies.
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Eight years ago the Obama administration began using the lure of federal funds to incentivize, pressure, and even coerce cash-strapped states to adopt a specific set of K-85033 academic standards.
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We don't yet have the details for this program, but it should provide welcome respite to the many cash-strapped restaurants, retail stores and others that have closed to protect against coronavirus.
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Litigating in a far-flung Texas district is prohibitively expensive for cash-strapped and time-crunched startups, so troll victims usually decide to settle, even if the suit itself is clearly meritless.
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Of course, many other providers in the oil, food and trade sector are pressuring Venezuela to pay its debts at a time when the cash-strapped government is facing growing social unrest.
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In a cash-strapped city where a quarter of all residents live in poverty, Mr. Kenney sold the tax as a revenue generator, not a nanny-state gambit to change unhealthy habits.
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The programme was framed as an emergency measure to keep the prisons working after Rio's cash strapped government ran out of money to pay inmates, and was supposed to end in January.
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Rio de Janeiro's cash-strapped state government has announced it is to slash around $238 million from its security budget — less than six months before the city hosts this year's Olympic Games.
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Rio de Janeiro's cash-strapped state government has announced it is to slash around $500 million from its security budget — less than six months before the city hosts this year's Olympic Games.
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Cash-strapped low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA said on Thursday it would cut 203,000 flights and temporarily lay off up to half of its employees due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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CNBC points out problems with that plan: That cryptocurrency, called the "Petro," does not trade, and Venezuela's own parliament says it's being illegally used to mortgage the nation's cash-strapped oil reserves.
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New York City commuter railroads have borrowed almost a billion dollars to meet the mandate, and other cash-strapped cities are crying out for federal grants to help them meet the burden.
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Venezuela's cash-strapped government on Tuesday vowed it was making debt payments responsibly, even as two ratings agencies declared partial default on a crippling debt load that has fueled hunger and disease.
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Top officials in Republican Governor Bruce Rauner's administration had tried to head off the vote, warning of a "devastating impact" on the cash-strapped state's ability to fund social services and education.
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Governor Matt Bevin sought the reduction, which amounted to a 2 percent cut for each affected institution for the last quarter of fiscal 2016, to fund the state's cash-strapped pension program.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - S&P Global Ratings on Wednesday dropped its credit rating for the cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools (CPS) deeper into junk ahead of the district's planned $426.3 million bond sale.
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SAA entered a form of bankruptcy protection in December, with administrators Les Matuson and Siviwe Dongwana taking over the management of the cash-strapped company, which hasn't made a profit since 2011.
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For decades, Ten Most Wanted fliers were displayed at post offices, but that's less common now as the cash-strapped US Postal Service devotes more display space to marketing its own products.
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While many African governments, including Djibouti's, have expressed hope for greater American investment, Beijing puts its money where its mouth is, and cash-strapped African governments have turned east almost in unison.
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It costs a big chunk of change to stage a primary and often cash-strapped state parties either don't have the money or don't want to spend it on a meaningless vote.
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Its goal was to strengthen confidence and mobilize other parties to invest in Greece, helping to provide liquidity to Greek small-size businesses which form the backbone of the cash-strapped economy.
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The bond issue itself was seen as a weapon in the political war to pressure Democrats to cave in to Governor Bruce Rauner's demands, while losing money for the cash-strapped state.
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The CFIUS order also comes as the cash-strapped Chinese group has been shedding non-core assets such as real estate to slash the massive debt it accumulated from its shopping spree.
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Cash-strapped low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA said on Thursday it would cut 220,228 flights and temporarily lay off up to half of its employees due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Some, like Knight, promised constituents that nobody would be kicked off Medicaid — though in fact, that's quite likely, as cash-strapped states would receive fewer federal funds and scale back their programs.
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It was Raymond O'Leary, a vice president from Russia's second largest bank, state-owned VTB, to discuss a Eurobond aiming to raise funds for the cash-strapped government, Congolese and VTB officials confirmed.
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The compensation - stipulated in contracts - would compound the financial hit of losing much-needed revenue from crude sales, if the cash-strapped country were to yield to OPEC entreaties to curtail national production.
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The export troubles are rising as the cash-strapped nation faces claims on its assets from creditors, and an outflow of skilled workers and energy service companies due to hyperinflation and unpaid bills.
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Meanwhile, Italian banks have seen a 12 percent surge this week as the Italian referendum is forcing the government finally to find a solution for cash-strapped Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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In addition, cash-strapped public high schools assign far too many students to each counselor, making it almost impossible for them to give students individual advice on course selection or applying for college.
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Cuba is cash-strapped, and foreign hotel bosses are reluctant to risk big bucks because they have no idea whether Donald Trump will try to tighten the embargo, lift it or do nothing.
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The sales are the latest sign of the growing dependence of Venezuela's cash-strapped government on Russia as the United States tightens a financial noose around Maduro, who it describes as a dictator.
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The offer of salary payments and an oil deal, he hoped, might persuade cash-strapped Kurdish rulers to accept the authority of the governor he has appointed for Nineveh province, which includes Mosul.
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If Illinois and other coal-producing states were to revoke Peabody's self bonds, the cash-strapped company might need private financing to underwrite about $1.38 billion in liabilities not now backed by collateral.
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Oklahoma Corrections Director Joe Allbaugh, citing the South Carolina violence, said he recognized the risks potentially facing prisons in his cash-strapped state, which announced a hiring freeze on corrections officers in February.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa on Thursday appointed a new chief executive officer to state-run arms firm Denel as the government tries to turnaround the cash-strapped company plagued by years of mismanagement.
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The announcement did not put Venezuela or PDVSA into default, but suggests that Maduro's cash-strapped government may be preparing to do so as heavy debt payments aggravate the country's crippling economic crisis.
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Battered by an economic crisis fuelled by lower oil prices and Western sanctions over Ukraine, car sales in Russia fell 21960 percent last year as cash-strapped consumers held back from expensive purchases.
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The poised trio is expected to spend the next ten weeks headlining three or four events each, which Trump allies hope can raise between $30 and $40 million for the cash-strapped campaign.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's securities regulator has urged mutual fund houses to support cash-strapped listed firms, and help mitigate risks associated with pledged share financing, the official China Securities Journal reported on Tuesday.
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If electrification programmes continue to focus on rural areas, utilities may be too cash-strapped to maintain the grid where it really matters: in cities and industrial regions where investors are building factories.
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In recent years, Pemex has sought more equity partnerships in projects to find and extract new streams of oil and gas as a way for the cash-strapped firm to reverse declining output.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer will veto a bill that gives cash-strapped states a temporary pardon on their debts to the federal government, the president's chief of staff office said Wednesday.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cash-strapped Cuba plans fresh austerity measures and will pressure the sluggish bureaucracy to tighten its belt and cut red tape to address weak growth, falling export earnings and rising debt.
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The Illinois House narrowly rejected a plan to make Obama's birthday a state holiday amid worries that the cash-strapped state could not afford to give state state employees another paid day off.
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Emanuel, who is less than two years into his second four-year term, has increased the budget for COPA to around $14 million, roughly $2 million more than the cash-strapped IPRA receives.
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HONG KONG/DUBAI (Reuters) - Airbus faces new headaches delivering A3303s to airlines tied to China's cash-strapped HNA Group and is in separate talks with Emirates over the timing of undelivered A3300 superjumbos.
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Brazil's private schools industry group Fenep estimates a 12 percent drop in the number of students this year, as cash-strapped parents move their children to the generally lower-quality Brazilian public schools.
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He has various ideas for what should be done with his wealth after his death: A particular cash-strapped friend should get some gold, he says, as should certain charities he's passionate about.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools (CPS) asked a state court on Monday to order an immediate halt to what it called Illinois' practice of monetarily discriminating against the city's students.
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Namibia and cash-strapped Zimbabwe had both argued that the sales were needed to raise money for conservation and that their populations have been stable or growing, triggering conflict with poor rural farmers.
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Hospitals throughout the cash-strapped island of 3.4 million people have been running low on medicine and fuel, and residents and local elected officials have said they expect the death toll to rise.
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WASHINGTON — It has been one of the enduring mysteries of the impeachment drama: Where did a cash-strapped Ukrainian-born American businessman get $22016,000 to pay President Trump's personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani?
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" FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks said "free or discounted service to cash-strapped schools, provision of critical (institutional network service), discounts to vulnerable communities ... are a small imposition given the value received by providers.
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Two years ago, the more pragmatic, younger Castro engineered a detente with the old enemy that has seen commercial flights, dollar remittances and American tourists all flow into the cash-strapped Caribbean island.
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One paragon of "purpose-driven grit" is Kat Cole, the child of a cash-strapped single mother, who rose from a waitressing gig at Hooters to become president of the Cinnabon bakery chain.
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Hit by the commodities slump, the cash-strapped country had to refinance the loan and eventually had to extinguish the debt by giving up the shares to the banks that arranged the loan.
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INCJ rescued cash-strapped Renesas in 2013 with a 150 billion yen ($1.3 billion) investment, giving it 69 percent of the chipmaker, with the proviso it hold onto the stake for two years.
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Festering bad loans have made banks wary of fresh lending, forcing cash-strapped firms to keep a lid on capital outlays and, in any case, many factories are still running well below capacity.
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S&P DOWNGRADES PUERTO RICO BONDS: Standard & Poor's Rating Services dealt a blow to cash-strapped Puerto Rico on Tuesday, downgrading infrastructure bonds secured by rum taxes to default status, according to Reuters.
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Mayor Karen Weaver has pledged to replace Flint's entire 550-mile underground piping network, but her cash-strapped city of 95,000 is hoping that Lansing and Washington will provide most of the funding.
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However, the City of London remains a major employer and accounts for 12 percent of the British economy, generating roughly 66 billion pounds in tax revenue a year for a cash-strapped exchequer.
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