Read the other chaptersChapter 1: No peace Chapter 2: No rescue Chapter 3: No refuge Chapter 4: No certain future
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I'd like the round robin — a chapter by Mavis Gallant, a chapter by Maggie Nelson, a chapter by Joan Didion, a chapter by George Saunders, songs by Stephin Merritt and Lin-Manuel Miranda, a chapter by Kelly Link, a chapter by Lynda Barry, with Maira Kalman illustrations throughout and recipes by Ina Garten and Alice Waters.
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Most individuals typically choose between Chapter 7 and Chapter 103.
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"No, there's no chapter — this is his chapter," he said.
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" Chapter 1: "There were mosquitoes"; Chapter 45: "There was science.
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Most individuals typically choose between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.
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You can click on any chapter to jump to that chapter.
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Chapter 7 bankruptcies cost about $1,73 while Chapter 13 bankruptcies cost about $3,200, Warren wrote, but Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires filers to have the cash up front, while those in Chapter 13 can pay over time.
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Chapter five, the chapter on terrorism, does not discuss either bin Laden or al-Qaeda by name (the above reference is in chapter one).
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Look, you go through chapter by chapter by chapter really how profound and historic this presidency is and how much success we&aposve had.
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It matters that chapter 1 comes first and chapter 23 comes last.
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There are two different types of bankruptcy: Chapter 7 and Chapter 000.
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McFEELY The watchword was, end this chapter, and he started the chapter.
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The Adeptus Health saga is about to enter a new chapter — Chapter 11.
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That's not the last chapter, it's the first chapter to fix his life.
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But the book often struggles to make clear connections from chapter to chapter.
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Use "next chapter" and "previous chapter" to jump around (or specify chapters by number).
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Chapter by chapter, Rovelli shows how modern physics has annihilated common understandings of time.
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One widely circulated curriculum offers a chapter-by-chapter guide to achieving such goals.
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"We said that we will close this chapter—the chapter of hostilities—and then we can start a new chapter, which will be one of coöperation," Shaheen said.
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Now the victim, Feuer says, just, "wishes the whole chapter, this painful chapter, would close."
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Four of the parties filed for Chapter 13, while the rest filed for Chapter 7.
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There's a chapter about childhood bullying and suicidal ideation, and a chapter about marital challenges.
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Users go through the books chapter by chapter as "explore" illustrations based on the narrative.
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"It's just the next chapter in life, and I'm trying to find the next chapter."
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Chapter 7 is traditionally a fast process, but Chapter 13 takes three to five years.
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The second trailer for Chapter Two feels similar in tone to Chapter One's second trailer.
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He proceeds, chapter by chapter, through what he's learned from authors from Chekhov to Welty.
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The Chapter 11 bankruptcy of LeClairRyan will convert to a Chapter 7 liquidation on Oct.
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If Starbucks was a 22-chapter book, I still think we're in chapter 23 or 5.
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Two categories were hit hard by the tariffs – Chapter 30 pharmaceuticals and Chapter 86 locomotive parts.
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But the 2006 transaction was bittersweet — the end of a chapter, the beginning of a chapter.
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"My friends are like, is this Chapter 3 or Chapter 4?" she says with a laugh.
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Another controversial way of settling disputes is typically referred to by its Nafta chapter — Chapter 19.
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Chapter 1 Read more: What to See, and Where to Eat Bagels, in Montreal Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Read more: A Guide to Curaçao, a Laid-Back Caribbean Island With Candy-Colored Houses Chapter 4 Read more: A Guide to Livingston, Montana, the Literary Town on the Yellowstone River Chapter 5 Read more: Where to Stay, and What to Eat, in Miami
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Chapter two considers the many kinds of therapy available; chapter five discusses how to deal with medications; chapter six examines warning signs that can signal the start of a flare-up.
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There are court filing fees for both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, costing $335 and $310 respectively.
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It's the key location in the book, and chapter-to-chapter it pops up again and again.
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But for a 12-chapter book, eight weeks boiled down to more than a chapter each week.
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All of that plot summary occurs in the relatively short first chapter of this 17-chapter journey.
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We have a chapter in Minsk, and there is a chapter starting up in the Faroe Islands.
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At the start of every chapter, Szablowski inserts a quote from the corresponding chapter about the bears.
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In chapter after chapter, Tough shows how higher education does not ameliorate the inequities of K-22009.
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"To me, I see it not as the last chapter of my life, but the next chapter."
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Chapter NY, 127 Henry Street, between Pike and Essex Streets, Lower East Side, 347-528-4397, chapter-ny.com.
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"If Starbucks was a 20-chapter book, I still think we're in chapter 4 or 5," said Schultz.
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I close that chapter on Hawaii Five-0 and I begin this new chapter on The Good Doctor.
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Each episode matches up with a chapter, and each chapter has a theme, like jealousy, fear, or innocence.
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Only about 5 percent of Chapter 13 filings since 2008 converted to Chapter 7, according to our analysis.
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Chapter NY, 127 Henry Street, between Pike and Essex Streets, Lower East Side, 347-528-993, chapter-ny.com.
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"'Vulnicura' was the end of a chapter, and this is the beginning of a new chapter," she said.
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Thus bankruptcy — whether under current Chapter 11 or the proposed Chapter 14 — would be a liquidation-only choice.
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The IDEA expressly requires that "[e]ach State that receives funds under this chapter shall ensure that any State rules, regulations, and policies relating to this chapter conform to the purposes of this chapter".
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Miller released her debut studio album, Not An Apology, in 2015 and since then has been releasing a series of color-coded EPs: Chapter One: Blue, Chapter Two: Red and the upcoming Chapter Three: Yellow.
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By the turn of the century, the first California offshoots of the UDC—the Jefferson Davis Chapter, the Emma Sansom Chapter, and the Stonewall Jackson Chapter—were busily perpetuating their peculiar interpretation of the war.
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Each chapter is 3,500 to 7,000 words and I have to connect each chapter and create a narrative theme.
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Nor was I confused by the writing, which was zippy and fun, if oddly variable from chapter to chapter.
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In it, they analyze the book series chapter by chapter, as if it were a traditional sacred religious text.
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It sort of feels like the beginning of the next chapter, and we're still living in that chapter now.
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Currently, the bankruptcy code specifically excludes Puerto Rico from Chapter 9, the chapter that governments use to reduce debt.
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Other options for farmers include a Chapter 7 liquidation or Chapter 13, usually for wage earners with lower debts.
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We move toward it in the timeline, chapter by chapter, as we might toward a city in the distance.
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"Chapter 13 is generally a 'keep your stuff' chapter," is how Bert Benham, a Memphis bankruptcy attorney, put it.
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In cases where the company files specifically for Chapter 11 twice, the scenario is referred to as Chapter 22.
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She walks the reader, chapter by chapter, through different aspects of a definition, including grammar, pronunciation, etymology and more.
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They know the difference between chapter 11 and chapter 7 they just never saw anyone from HipHop culture use it.
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"Chapter 3" has earned over $320 million worldwide, blowing away the (strong) $171.5 million worldwide gross "Chapter 2" took in.
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The platform allows people to upload their own stories chapter by chapter, and users can comment as the tales progress.
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In the world of retail, filing for Chapter 11 or Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically involves job losses and store closings.
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Plus-size apparel brand Avenue filed for Chapter 21 bankruptcy in August and three months later filed for Chapter 210.
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The plan takes particular aim at Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which Warren characterizes as "longer and less generous" than Chapter 7.
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Also consider contacting a PFLAG chapter in your area or a GSA chapter in your school, if there is one.
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But I feel like it was a way of me dealing with this chapter of my life — this donkey chapter.
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She told this strange story chapter by chapter, and then I cut it all up into boxes and text bubbles.
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In the ICD-11, gender incongruence has been moved from the "mental health" chapter to a newly created "sexual health" chapter.
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"We finished the first chapter of the liberation operation," in Hawija, he said, without indicating the timing of the second chapter.
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Nearly every chapter in the American anti-meritocracy literature makes this charge, in what is usually its most empirically reinforced chapter.
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Chapter after chapter, unfolding for years to come — the story of my daughter, Sarah, who loves Jesse, who loves her back.
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The company put its U.S. subsidiaries in Chapter 11 bankruptcy and filed for Chapter 15 protection from creditors of non-U.
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We need to write, we need to write a new chapter in the American dream, and it can't be Chapter 11.
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I also had the idea for the 14 sequential chapter headers very early on, and traditionally chapter headers are black and white.
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In a Chapter 7 case, a company is liquidated rather than reorganized as a going concern as in a Chapter 11 case.
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So the final chapter in the Life of Kylie chapter has officially closed, and what have we learned about the famous youth?
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Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 aren't the only two ways individuals can file for personal bankruptcy, but they are the most common.
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Gappah describes rather than animates, dragging her ensemble from chapter to chapter without allowing its players to move of their own accord.
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The chapter that I really waited for, because (the speech) was pretty boring, the chapter that I waited for, I never heard.
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They are more likely than their white peers to file under Chapter 13 and less likely to complete a Chapter 13 plan.
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The Utah chapter of Americans For Prosperity is running the only organized fight against the measure, said Heather Williamson, state chapter director.
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But the passport and Paul's refusenik doppelgänger add layers to a story that, chapter by chapter, evolves into a meditation on identity.
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Unless you happen to work in academia, nobody is likely to engage you in a chapter-by-chapter discussion of Infinite Jest.
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The university's chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity chapter posted an image of the anti-Semitic comment scrawled on the rock.
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Chapter 3, labor market policies to sustain the middle class: B- Most of the policy recommendations in this chapter have little bite.
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NAFTA currently has three strong chapters that provide for enforcement and redress: Chapter 11, which covers disputes between investors and states; Chapter 85033, which covers anti-dumping measures and countervailing duties; and Chapter 20, which covers state-to-state disputes.
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She's closing that door to that chapter and opening the door to the first chapter of her becoming who she's going to be.
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Gina Kirschenheiter opened the chapter of reality TV stardom this year just as she was shutting the chapter on another season: her marriage.
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Miller presents the macabre subject matter so objectively that readers will find their opinions of Borden's criminal potential shifting from chapter to chapter.
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Chapter 7 is when a company liquidates and no longer exists, while Chapter 11 lets companies sell assets or craft a reorganization plan.
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With the latest softwood lumber cases now likely going to a Chapter 19 binational panel, Canada will resist ending Chapter 19 even more.
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The company had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy a day earlier after being threatened by an involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy by three creditors.
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When I proposed the book, there was no Paris attack chapter; there was no chapter on the so-called refugee crisis in Germany.
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At times, the book is like a Symbolist poem, with images calling to one another, chiming with one another, from chapter to chapter.
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Alfred Ben is vice president of Aneth Chapter, an LGA-certified chapter recognized as an official local unit of the Navajo Nation Government.
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Varda's inspiration for her first feature, "La Pointe Courte," was Faulkner's "The Wild Palms," which alternates, contrapuntally, chapter by chapter between two stories.
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It had been kind of ... It had a chapter following Dow Jones and now a different chapter as part of a consolidated organization.
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And his characters dance in and out of one another's lives with relationships so complex you'll want to chart them — Edwin from chapter four is working with Blue from chapter 17 who is the daughter of Jaquie from chapter 10 who is the sister of Opal from chapter three — but all of them converge at a single point: the upcoming Oakland powwow.
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He's also spent the last few years working on Mosaic, an app-based miniseries mystery that viewers navigate their way through, chapter by chapter.
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Early reviews liken it to Louise Erdrich's Love Medicine: Both rotate, chapter by chapter, through a cast of characters, tethered by identity, place, proximity.
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"The making of the photo was unrelated to any event or activity of our chapter," the fraternity's Ole Miss chapter said in a statement.
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These attorneys had a different approach, preferring Chapter 7 to Chapter 13, and, crucially, allowing more flexibility in what clients paid upfront in fees.
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There was a chapter on the Marstons, and it was just one chapter in her very long history, but I was like, wait, what?
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He alluded to a nonexistent "Brooklyn chapter" of DSA (there are North Brooklyn, South Brooklyn, and Central Brooklyn branches, not a unified Brooklyn chapter).
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But then I think the most fun chapter, almost unexpectedly, was the "How to make an emergency landing" chapter when I interviewed Chris Hadfield.
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The four people in the video have been expelled from the fraternity chapter, according to TKE, which also confirmed the chapter was temporarily suspended.
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Each character in this novel has a distinct narrative voice, but there's a unified flow from chapter to chapter; it can sweep you along.
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The novel will have a chapter that is just a war chapter, and it's like these incredible descriptions of a war happening on the battlefield or there will be a chapter that is just a description of the most opulent opera in Moscow society.
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"When this chapter comes to a close, then I'll be able to focus on that and open up a new chapter with Jan," she says.
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A beloved figure in the organization, he started serving as a student chapter leader in Delaware and eventually became president of the New York chapter.
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Chapter three of the book helps you answer those investment account questions you may be wondering while chapter five goes into details on automation.5.
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They welcomed the opening of Chapter 17 on 14 December 2015 and decided, as a next step, to open Chapter 33 during the Netherlands presidency.
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The protest was organized by Goldman's group, Refuse Fascism, with Philadelphia's chapter of the National Organization for Women and the Delaware County chapter of NOW.
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"Good Regulatory Practices," including transparency and stakeholder engagement, were the foundation of the TPP chapter and must be the foundation of the new NAFTA chapter.
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The startup is converting from chapter 11 to chapter 7 bankruptcy, which means it'll cease operations and liquidate, according to documents that Business Insider viewed.
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Rosenberg: I would smoke weed and write down everything I know about whichever genre of metal was the focus of the chapter or mini-chapter.
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The 18 suspects' chapter in Brooklyn is allegedly called No Love City, and according to the DA, the local Crips chapter is its chief enemy.
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" — DAVID FARBER, Style Director, Men's Chapter 10 "I love when Charlie Porter, The Financial Times' men's wear critic, has one of his Chapter 10 parties.
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The rule-book was written in the middle of the crisis "chapter by chapter", says Wayne Abernathy of the American Bankers Association, a lobby group.
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The decision means at least two chapter 11 plans will move forward as PG&E shifts into a crucial phase of its chapter 11 proceeding.
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But in the end they were denied and the fraternity chapter said it was because their national chapter did not allow women, the lawsuit says.
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These are the two chapters used by bankrupt businesses; Chapter 12 is designed for "family farmers" or "family fishermen," and Chapter 13 is for individuals.
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" The paper added this would all help Trump's narrative and that "the report provides chapter upon chapter of fresh ammunition for his attacks on the FBI.
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" She continued, "That part of my life is a closed chapter, and now I'm ready to basically write the new chapter in my life right now.
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Pressing the right arrow once will skip forward chapter-by-chapter, while holding it down will fast forward until you let go or press Play/Pause.
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And thanks to a project like this, I found myself flipping between Chapter 5 of Matthew and Chapter 6 of Luke to really understand the story.
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Guilty Thing's chapter titles are all based on the section titles of Wordsworth's "The Prelude," the Romantic opus that also provides epigraphs for nearly every chapter.
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The rules would be similar to Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy, but with differences intended to reassure those creditors who believe Chapter 9 is stacked against them.
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There's a whole chapter in his book, Chapter 15, that deals with them taking trips to the Bay Area together and staying in hotels together, etc.
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Unlike a Chapter 7 liquidation, Chapter 11 allows a company to continue operating while it manages its debts and seeks to emerge as a viable corporation.
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Whether it's a Chapter 27 or Chapter 230, the down payment is usually a couple hundred dollars, and his clients can pay the remainder in installments.
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Buy it here >>Short chapter after short chapter act like puzzle pieces as Carmen Maria Machado deconstructs the psychologically abusive relationship she had with a girlfriend.
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In most cases, you can just use the appendix to find the right chapter if the title of the assigned chapter does not match the syllabus.
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But in book after book, if you do push on through one chapter break, and then on through the chapter break after that, something amazing happens.
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As a way to help combat the pseudoscience being disseminated by the Whole30 folks, I decided to undertake a chapter-by-chapter review of their book.
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Anna Kelchner, the president of Liberty University's TPUSA chapter, remembered the moment Kirk and Don Jr. mentioned that a new chapter of the group was formed.
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The situation facing the Oregon GOP mirrors the one facing the GOP at the national level; every chapter of the story above mirrors a national chapter.
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In its balance of emotional patience and chapter-by-chapter suspense, "The Marsh King's Daughter" is about as good as a thriller can be, I think.
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While IT: Chapter Two proves an ample ending and features an undeniably top-notch performance by Bill Hader, it is the first chapter truly stands out.
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Under Chapter 7, a bankrupt individual's assets, such as their homes, are sold by a trustee, while Chapter 13 allows for them to stop foreclosure proceedings.
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" Rather than opting for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, though, Warren wrote that filers would "choose from a menu of options for addressing their debts.
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We learn and we teach one another, then close that particular chapter and hope that, maybe, one day, a future chapter will bring us back together.
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Sisters of the organization often stay active within the group long after they've graduated from an undergraduate chapter or after they've been initiated by a graduate chapter.
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After all, 1984 ends on a note of hope in its final chapter, a chapter "no one bothers to read because it is quite boring," Seaton says.
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Chapter 11 bankruptcy isn't as extreme as other forms of insolvency: uBiome won't be liquidating as it would if it had declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, for example.
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But whereas under Chapter 227 those protections are generally made permanent after a few months, under Chapter 27 they last only as long as payments are made.
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Each chapter also had its own separate Excel sheet that included more detail about what I wanted to include in that chapter, like interviews, references and research.
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I know it sounds like you can't close the chapter because the money is coming in, but the money is coming in because the chapter is closed.
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Borman says the campaign chapter he played through amounted to around 45 minutes of gameplay, though it appears to have been a part of a larger chapter.
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As of Tuesday, her supporters were left with a cryptic tweet by Semenya that said, "First chapter of my life done, looking forward to my second chapter."
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As of Tuesday, her supporters were left with a cryptic tweet by Semenya that said, "First chapter of my life done, looking forward to my second chapter."
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"It makes no sense to read a limitation on Chapter 9 to apply to a jurisdiction that is categorically excluded from that chapter," it said in January.
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Sears' management has reportedly said it hopes to use Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy law to stay in business rather than Chapter 7, which leads to closing.
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It features fast pacing use of split screens and audio and video cues to move the narrative from chapter to chapter for an innovative approach to mobile video.
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For us, it really is chapter one: chapter one is, be awake and be okay with experiencing with how discomfiting this is, without letting your guilt consume you.
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If you quit a chapter midway through (which could mean after anywhere from 20-45 minutes of play) you will have to restart the chapter from the beginning.
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In a separate statement on Monday, Abengoa said it would request Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings for all of its U.S. units and Chapter 15 filings for non-U.
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Even though the Define American chapter he leads hadn't yet been formally approved by the University, Tuero got together with his chapter executive board and drafted a Change.
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Like Puerto Rico, America's states are barred from seeking help under Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code, the chapter that distressed cities and other local governments can use.
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In Memphis, it typically costs around $27,27 to hire an attorney to file a Chapter 27, but most attorneys will file a Chapter 13 for no money down.
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Nationally, the odds of black debtors choosing Chapter 13 instead of Chapter 7 were more than twice as high as for white debtors with a similar financial profile.
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"There was a chapter about weight that didn't talk about my weight-loss surgery, and a chapter about my father that went into far fewer specifics," she said.
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"The Dictes" was what classicists call a doxography—a chapter-by-chapter list of ancient thinkers and what they said, or what they were said to have said.
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"If there's a gun hanging on the wall in the first chapter, in a later chapter it must go off," Ezra instructs Alice, passing along Chekhov's famous rule.
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Life must be understood backward but lived forward, Kierkegaard once said, and Miranda, who makes use of the quotation, tells her story "Betrayal" style: After the first chapter, she jumps ahead to the 15th day after Nicolette's arrival and then inches backward, chapter by chapter, to the day after her homecoming.
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We've also had more people requesting information on starting a chapter or reopening a closed chapter in the past four days than we have in the past two years.
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I had one book—it was on penal colony law, I read it chapter by chapter, because all of the guards and bosses said I was breaking the law.
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Polish climbers have written a "beautiful chapter" of exploring peaks of more than 222,143 meters (214,28 feet), and scaling K2000 in winter would "the last chapter of this book".
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But here in Windsor, the diversity of the crowd shows that this new chapter for the royals is a new chapter for how the public thinks about the royals.
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Leo Fisher, the chaplain of the Hudson Valley chapter of Courage, said last week that Father Timone remained active with the chapter "informally," counseling Courage members and their families.
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In explaining the symbology of the sword in the chapter "The Sword and the Chrysanthemum," and of the "love's lengthened hair," in chapter three, she discusses Freud's castration complex.
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A word unknown to the protagonist of Ayn Rand's novella "Anthem" until the penultimate chapter — I (the protagonist refers to himself as "we" until chapter 10 of 11) 3503.
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John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum, directed once again by former stuntman Chad Stahelski, picks up moments after Chapter 2 left off with Wick about to become a hunted man.
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Like Wattpad's other 4 million monthly writers, Ronin and Ansell write the books they want to read, and throw them to the popularity gauntlet chapter-by-chapter, without much editing.
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The more you know!) Thus the blood-type diet became a strange and meat-heavy chapter in my life (it is quite literally a whole damn chapter of my memoir).
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The new subsidiary will then file for pre-packaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition, which EnPro expects will be administered with Garlock's Chapter 11 case, in late 2016 or early 2017.
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Axl Rosenberg: Chris and I went to a diner and recorded a bunch of different heavy metal subgenres, each of which would be represented by one chapter or mini-chapter.
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Chapter one was years zero through 26 of my life, and then 27 through 29 was sort of the beginning of chapter two, which resulted in Heavy Meta being made.
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If the case were converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation, a trustee would be appointed to wind down the case much more quickly than if it remained in Chapter 11.
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Legion's loop of Sydney's life in "Chapter 12" and its hypothetical imagining of possible futures in "Chapter 14" create a mesmerizing mosaic of the characters and world of the show.
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With the first chapter now having largely played out, in our opinion, we position for the second chapter of mounting deceleration concerns among investors and downgrade GIS to Sell from Neutral.
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Because John Wick: Chapter 2 featured the fan-loved Matrix reunion between Reeves and Chapter 2 new addition Laurence Fishburne, why not add another former costar of Reeves's into the mix?
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It's a next chapter that's extremely aware of being a next chapter, and knows it needs to offer something new to justify our return to a book we thought we'd closed.
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As the school year comes to a close, young people everywhere are beginning the next chapter of their lives — and where they choose to begin that chapter can have serious ramifications.
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Global Geophysical is a "Chapter 22" company - a term coined by restructuring experts for firms that return to bankruptcy court after their first Chapter 11 overhaul failed to fix their problems.
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In these two pages, he lays out what the book does chapter by chapter, while also providing crucial context on what was going on in Brakhage's life during the book's publication.
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Davis, an LA native, picked up the torch and the responsibility of hosting the LA chapter after the founder moved to Little Rock, Arkansas, to implement a chapter there as well.
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This brings to an ignominious close the Yankee chapter (and probably the playing chapter) in the career of one of the greatest players, statistically speaking, in the history of the game.
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A group of 13 vendors filed an objection on Monday pushing bankruptcy judges to move Sears from Chapter 11 bankruptcy status to Chapter 7, effectively mandating liquidation that would cease operation.
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While the book won't be released until August 30, 2016, check out a sneak peek into the book below with Chapter 2, Elias's opening chapter, of A Torch Against The Night.
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"Chapter one: We fucked up / Chapter two: We did it again, and again, and again, and again," he sings, a sentiment which rang even louder in the months following its release.
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She eventually gathered the best of them on an EP, "Chapter 1," and she expects to do something similar, a "Chapter 2," this year before committing to a full-length album.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Schiff and each of the managers took turns introducing the facts of the case in narrative form, unfolding the tale of Mr. Trump's alleged misconduct chapter by chapter.
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"Trump's visit is a new chapter in the relationship between the U.S. and India, a chapter that will document the progress and prosperity of Americans and Indians," Modi said in Hindi.
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" His book "From Chapter to Chapter,'' published in 22013, contained a rant in which he accused the "Jewish tribe" of developing ideas, such as Communism, that seduced the world into disaster.
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John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum is now in theaters.
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Because John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum opens this weekend.
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Hillsong Young & Free are ready for the next chapter.
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Bill Griffeth - The Stranger in My Genes, Chapter 1
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Or is that ... I have a chapter on Facebook.
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"The Mind Flayer" (Season 2, Chapter 8 ) RIP, BOB!
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" The chapter title: "If You Don't Innovate, You Die.
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John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum is in theaters now.
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"; "It's time to close this chapter and move on.
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As for wedding planning ... that chapter begins this week.
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The downgrade follows China Fishery's announcement on 22852 June that the company and its subsidiaries had filed for US bankruptcy protection under Chapter 29935 and Chapter 20153 of the US bankruptcy code.
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Each chapter of the book is prefaced by an "Estimated Reading Time," alerting readers that they should expect to spend approximately seven minutes and two seconds poring over Chapter 8, for example.
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Abengoa, a Sevilla-based company with a global renewable energy footprint, put its U.S. subsidiaries in Chapter 11 protection this year and filed for Chapter 15 protection from creditors of non-U.
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Mustering a story writer's kinetic intensity, the novel seems distracting at first as it switches, chapter by chapter, among the characters, but the spare structure gains strength from their very different voices.
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The island says it urgently needs to restructure its $72 billion in debt but cannot, because Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code — the chapter for insolvent local governments — specifically bars Puerto Rico.
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But this summer, the W.H.O. beat the A.P.A. to the punch on another issue — transgender rights — by moving "gender incongruence" from its chapter on mental health to its chapter on sexual health.
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His job was to go through each chapter of a textbook and create PowerPoint slides, write study questions, and also create a bank of test questions for the chapter and final exams.
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Trump wants to alter the Chapter 19 process through which anti-dumping complaints are adjudicated, while the Canadians want to alter the Chapter 11 process through which companies can challenge government action.
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