" Sometimes our cheques would be late and it's just like, "Sorry, cheques aren't ready.
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I didn't leave my job at Topman until the revenue cheques were bigger than the Topman cheques.
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Some 546 million cheques were written in the UK in 2015, averaging about 10 cheques per adult per year.
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If after six months no cheques have been bounced by the customer, the lender can issue them with further cheques, the regulator said in a statement.
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Banks have stopped issuing letters of credit or cashing cheques.
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Last year, though, even factories and restaurants started bouncing cheques.
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Alibaba and Tencent are offering more than just large cheques.
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Cash and cheques now make up 80 percent of transactions.
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It's cheaper and provides a lot more visibility than cheques.
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Plenty still prefer to sign credit-card slips or even cheques.
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Intel has proved willing to write enormous cheques to chase growth.
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Cheques sent to SINA, one for $40,000, were fondled but returned.
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Each angel is given $100,000 to write multiple early-stage cheques.
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Public anger is fuelled by the size of bosses' pay cheques.
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With this fourth fund, Seedcamp will be writing bigger cheques, too.
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You don't send cheques during election times, because people want cash.
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But he said he would not be writing any blank cheques.
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Traditionally, parties have received funds in cash, cheques, and electoral trusts.
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By this time, my mouth is writing cheques my stomach can't cash.
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Credit and debit cards have replaced the cumbersome process of clearing cheques.
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These products, which resemble post-dated cheques, have been plagued by fraud.
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He would rather hand out big cheques than strengthen checks and balances.■
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Cheques with a combined value of 26.2 billion dirhams ($7.1 billion) bounced during the first five months of the year, according to central bank data, representing 4.3 percent of the total value of cheques cleared during the period.
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They may soon start to feel the benefit beyond their pay cheques, too.
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At a televised news conference, the president gave giant cheques to their mayors.
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Through their cheques, connections and advice, they determine which startups succeed and which languish.
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His stimulus, of roughly 5% of GDP, included A$900 cheques for many Australians.
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Andrew Adonis, a former Labour education minister, has blasted vice-chancellors' generous pay cheques.
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What do "tourists" from Boston and New York bring, apart from their big cheques?
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Under Ms Warren's plan, the same cheques would be redirected to the federal government.
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Last year Gazans bounced cheques worth more than 400m shekels, an 80% increase over 2016.
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Their average basic salary was $127,300, a 70% increase on their pre-MBA pay cheques.
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This is despite the fact that most retailers in the UK refuse to accept cheques.
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Holding cheques without depositing them has the same effect as pre-paying bills and taxes.
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More than 1,200 cheques issued by the developer to depositors bounced, according to the document.
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About 85 to 90 percent of retail transactions in MEA region involves cash and cheques.
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He's older, has less hair, doesn't wear sweatshirts in public and probably doesn't write cheques anymore.
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In 2016 nearly 29,000 received American social-security cheques there, a rise of 24% from 2005.
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Graduates pocket an average salary of $129,493, a 67% rise on their pre-MBA pay cheques.
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Naqvi's lawyer said one of those cheques was the one submitted to police by the Jafars.
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Rent is due tomorrow and you can't find your chequebook (Do we even use cheques anymore?).
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Those with musicality, SFX and coding skills were in short supply and soon the cheques rolled in.
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In the 1970s, more than half of American workers could expect to collect monthly cheques upon retirement.
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In 1994 only $6bn flowed into VC funds, which doled out cheques in the single-digit millions.
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As she worked to unravel the company's myriad debts and repayments, outgoing cheques ground to a halt.
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Moreover, small loans don't generate lucrative returns for banks, giving them less incentive to write such cheques.
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The average American also writes 38 cheques a year, nearly five times the number of the average Brit.
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The law instructed the federal government to pay teachers directly, which stopped unions from handling their pay cheques.
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A shift from cash and travellers' cheques towards digital payments has cut the cost of moving funds around.
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Angel investors are typically high-net worth individuals that write cheques of between A$50,000 to A$100,000.
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The central bank's payments system includes clearing and settlement for cash, cards, cheques and electronic funds transfer transactions.
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"Most of the people writing cheques and investing are men," founder Vicki Saunders told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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NNA said MEA would accept bank cards and cheques as long as they were issued in foreign currency.
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Under UAE law, criminal penalties, including detention or fines, can be imposed on individuals who send bounced cheques.
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They were charged on charges of theft after tax officials noticed one of the men depositing high-value cheques.
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Bank Audi said it was servicing and replenishing ATMs, collecting cheques deposited at smart ATMs and "processing emergency requests".
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In Germany social insurance deducts money directly from pay cheques, as is done for the state pension in Britain.
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Private equity buyouts are backed by substantial equity cheques, interest coverage ratios are healthy, and default rates are low.
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The banking sector has already back-tracked on plans to ditch cheques, and faces lawmaker ire over branch closures.
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And whilst that's undoubtedly true (thanks in part to competition from Uber and Amazon), VCs haven't stopped writing cheques entirely.
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The Justice Department sent cheques to 25,000 in an initial distribution and will send more money to more people soon.
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Social Security entitlement grows with average wages, so rising wages in one decade deliver larger retirement cheques in the next.
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But about a year after she handed over the money, in the summer of 2015, the quarterly cheques stopped coming.
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Ramachandran was arrested on August 23 in cases related to suspected bounced cheques, Dubai police told Reuters at the time.
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We did about 50 covers and at the end of the day, I told him to count up the cheques.
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HSBC customers had also said on Friday they were unable to access online accounts, when many were expecting pay cheques.
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"In most cases we will be the first institutional investors and our first cheques will be between €500,000 and €2 million".
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"It becomes a waste of time to write small cheques for funds of this scale," SWF Institute president Michael Maduell said.
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And though some specialists are picking up big cheques, those with experience in the five-day format still command a premium.
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Not long afterwards Mr Gilman began receiving cheques from companies wanting to buy land in the park without even touring it.
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A bail-out by SoftBank, WeWork's main backer and a writer of big cheques more generally, valued the firm at $8bn.
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The big test will be whether China will always honour its cheques—can foreigners get their money out when they want to?
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Select Africa, which operates in east and southern Africa, offers unsecured housing loans to salaried workers, deducting repayments from their pay cheques.
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Goldman and BAML often write big cheques — Goldman committed $850 million so construction could start on the San Francisco 49ers' Levi's Stadium.
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"These cheques were re-issued last week and we apologise sincerely for this inconvenience," a Ryanair spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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Every system of exchange ever devised has been exploited; coins made of precious metals were debased; paper notes were forged; cheques bounced.
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Targeting "globally ambitious" European software and internet-enabled businesses, the VC typically writes initial cheques of between €10 million and €30 million.
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In early June it emerged that China's central bank has built a blockchain-based system that digitises cheques, allowing it to track them.
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Instead, businesses have typically relied on payment methods, such as card payments or cheques, which aren't up to the job of recurring payments.
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But he also aligned himself with Republicans in their drive for lower taxes and every year sent taxpayers "Jesse cheques", or tax rebates.
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Private equity firms are generally reluctant to commit more than a certain percentage of a fund in equity cheques to avoid concentration risk.
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The story never changed much: Fletcher continued to draw disability cheques for decades and never became self-sufficient before his death in 225.
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China's e-commerce sales are double America's and the Chinese send 269 times more money by mobile phones than Americans, who still scribble cheques.
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Only 22014% of credit- and debit-card transactions in America are authenticated with PIN numbers; 233bn cheques are written in the country every year.
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Jo-Ar Herrera, a military spokesman, said the discovery of the banknotes and cheques was evidence the militants had links to international terrorist groups.
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When venture capitalists jostle with each other to write cheques of $100m or more on a daily basis, it goes to a founder's head.
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The suspects were believed to have discounted fake cheques and bills against fake letters of credit, and arranged overdraft limits against nonexistent life insurance policies.
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He is accused of depositing cheques totaling 15 million ringgit from Najib into a client account at his law firm, state news agency Bernama said.
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It gives them time to recover from their jet lag before they meet the King of Sweden, and the medals and cheques are handed over.
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It gives them time to recover from their jet-lag before they meet the King of Sweden, and the medals and cheques are handed over.
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The Trump administration announced a $1 trillion stimulus package that could deliver $1,25.063 cheques to Americans within two weeks to buttress a virus-stricken economy.
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The Trump administration unveiled a $20822 trillion stimulus package that could deliver $225.83,22003 cheques to Americans within two weeks to buttress a virus-stricken economy.
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The Trump administration announced a $1 trillion stimulus package that could deliver $1,000 cheques to Americans within two weeks to buttress a virus-stricken economy.
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The growing size of the equity cheques now required to finance high equity valuations and enterprise values is encouraging private equity houses to work together.
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Ralph Klein, its premier from 1992 to 2006, handed out C$400 cheques, known as "Ralph bucks", to every Albertan, a dividend from the oil sands.
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After a poor showing in Kampala in last year's elections, Yoweri Museveni, Uganda's president, has personally delivered 100m shilling ($28,000) cheques to SACCOs in the city.
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Some ngangkari do not have bank accounts to pay cheques into, and many live in poverty, even though they are working, because payment is so irregular.
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A common reason for not giving a full payout is so the workers don't take their cheques and drink them right away before the next town.
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The central bank said it had told lenders in a circular to issue new customers with a cheque book containing a maximum of 10 individual cheques.
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Jo-Ar Herrera, a military spokesman, said the discovery of the stash of banknotes and cheques was evidence that the militants had links to international terrorist groups.
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Two banking sources said most international banks were still refusing to accept cheques from holders of accounts at one major Iranian commercial bank that has been reconnected.
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A long-term decline in the use of cheques meant that, at some point, it would be appropriate to wind up the cheque system entirely, Low added.
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The new smaller branches will not have counters, with customers paying in cash and cheques through self-service machines and talking to mortgage advisers through video links.
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It also said banks should encourage customers to minimise the use of cheques and, where possible, use other payment methods, such as direct debits and bank transfers.
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TC: Omers Ventures in Europe plans to do Series A and B investments, typically writing cheques between €103 million-€10 million per round, as well as following on.
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Some think the executives dispatched from head office lack the fizz of the local entrepreneurs they are taking on, and rely overly on lavish cheques from head office.
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We've also done some larger $10m+ cheques in Series C companies, most recently Ynsect – a super cool tech-enabled, premium feed and organic insect protein producer in France.
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Uncle Sam's pay-cheques feed the economies of areas with army bases, but mostly through the soldiers' patronage of night clubs and bars—which can lead to trouble.
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In 2013 the country's main donors—who provided more than a third of government spending—stopped writing cheques after they found that officials had been looting the treasury.
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Prize money was available to everyone although many of the amateurs, including Richey, did not pick up their cheques for fear they might be banned from team competitions.
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While many small and big companies still rely on credit cards and sometimes even (gasp) cheques, GoCardless wants to make it easier to switch to direct debit payments.
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It would create a conflict between workers' interests as wage earners and their interests as recipients of dividends: more revenue flowing towards pay-cheques would mean less for profits.
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During that season, he wrote popular sketches like "Cheques," which starred host Sandra Oh. He also wrote some Weekend Update sketches, including one about a White House press intern.
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Editor uses Microsoft's machine-learning expertise to provide you with spell and grammar cheques that go beyond the kind of basik tools currently available in most word processing tools.
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He is one of the first contenders for the chief-executive job to ask the public to contribute money to his campaign "instead of getting huge cheques from rich people".
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That may reflect some dissatisfaction, but it probably has more to do with the attractive offer of keeping a union-negotiated contract while avoiding deductions from already cramped pay-cheques.
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Mr Son's broad aim in giving out such massive cheques is to ensure that founders can focus on their businesses rather than spending time preparing for their next funding round.
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In one house they found a vault loaded with neat stacks of money worth 220 million pesos ($238 million) and cheques made out for cash worth 27 million pesos ($550,000).
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Taurani is a man who you would think makes a certain kind of cinema, but when we asked for money, his was one of the first cheques to reach us.
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In one house they found a vault loaded with neat stacks of money worth 393 million pesos ($239 million) and cheques made out for cash worth 220 million pesos ($238,000).
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The fact that he's opted to play football, as opposed to collecting pay cheques while sat on a Premier League bench, says a lot about the man and where he's from.
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In rich countries it is perfectly normal to queue in branches, correspond with your bank by post and deposit cheques stamped with the logo of firms founded in the 19th century.
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The VC writes first cheques of between €50,000 and €1.5 million, but has also set aside €100 million of the fund for follow-on investments in its most promising portfolio companies.
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It is the B2B use case where GoCardless thinks there is the biggest opportunity for recurring payments, since, unlike in the U.K., for example, the biggest competitor would be writing cheques.
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The central bank told lenders they should advise customers that cheques that bounce due to insufficient funds will be recorded with the Al Etihad Credit Bureau and can hurt their creditworthiness.
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He started the construction of the Twin Cities' light rail, increased funding for education and refunded some of the state's surplus to taxpayers by sending them so-called "Jesse cheques" each year.
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In another case where the money was distributed pro-rata, for example, those who took the trouble to mail in the claim found themselves with cheques not for pennies but for $15.
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"It should be noted that the cheques were provided as part of a security package and as such should not have been submitted to a criminal court," it said in a statement.
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Outside a big post office shut by strikes in central Tunis last week, furious protesters tried to rip open the door to demand work resume so they could pick up pay cheques.
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"This is the cap if they decide to write cheques directly to citizens, because then they are effectively giving away money for nothing and that eats away at their capital," Von Gerich said.
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Mr Cruz also enumerated the number of cheques that Mr Trump had written to Hillary Clinton—four in the 2008 presidential race alone—to prove that Mr Trump is not really a conservative.
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It could take many forms: QE combined with fiscal expansion; direct cash transfers to governments; or, the most radical option, direct cash transfers to households via cheques, bank transfers or state pension payments.
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Oversubscribed from an initial target of $140 million, apparently, White Star says it will invest in around 20 new companies from the new fund, writing opening cheques of between $1 million and $6 million.
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Atradius said it was standard procedure to cut limits for firms facing a liquidity squeeze, or those that had bounced cheques, defaulted on bank loans, filed for protection from creditors or faced negative net capital.
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The firm will write larger cheques than many Series A investors — in the region of $5 million to $10 million — and plans to do only four-five deals per year, which, again, is quite unusual.
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In America the industry also includes "check-cashers" that pay immediate cash (at a discount) for cheques that would take days to clear in a bank, and "title-lenders" that lend against the borrower's car.
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He has made "rock stars out of trap boys" and still collects their cheques even if their relationships sour, which they might because as Orphan Black confirms, clones are often more unpredictable than their originals.
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To that end, Cherry says it will begin writing cheques out of the new fund this month, ranging in size between €300,000 and €5 million, although it wants to remain "quite flexible" on that front.
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Philippines troops found bundles of banknotes and cheques worth about $393 million abandoned by Islamist militants holed up in Marawi City, a discovery the military said on Tuesday was evidence that the fighters were pulling back.
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Academic studies show that working in the arts can put a strain on the mental health of anyone, whether you're scraping by in a squat or raking in six figure cheques in your Las Vegas penthouse.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled a $20.25 trillion stimulus package that could deliver $2107.28,22016 cheques to Americans within two weeks to buttress an economy hit by coronavirus while many other governments look to fiscal stimulus.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled a $217 trillion stimulus package that could deliver $20.5958,20.5955 cheques to Americans within two weeks to buttress an economy hit by coronavirus while many other governments look to fiscal stimulus.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled a $20.5961 trillion stimulus package that could deliver $211,20.5919 cheques to Americans within two weeks to buttress an economy hit by coronavirus while many other governments look to fiscal stimulus.
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Pitched as a so-called "high conviction" investor, Blossom backs fewer companies by writing larger cheques and claims to have close ties to U.S. top-tier investors ready to back portfolio companies at the next stage.
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The number of branches in Britain has fallen to 9,690 in 2017 from 20,583 in 1988 as more customers bank online, the use of cheques declines, and as contactless payments overtook the use of cash in 2017.
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Nixon, who is standing down this year, said there was now a process in place to head off closures of protected ATMs, and that cash and cheques were here to stay as long as people wanted them.
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The company said certain procedures associated with the issue of cheques resulted in an overstatement of cash of about 20 million pounds as of December 2016 and about 27 million pounds at the end of June 2017.
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And however much some maintain that disparities in pay-cheques do not correspond to differences in human worth, such well-meaning pieties feel hollow when high-rollers earn hundreds or thousands of times what ordinary folk take home.
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In particular, says Nicholas Benes of the Board Director Training Institute of Japan, which promotes better governance, the ¥100m-disclosure rule inadvertently sets a limit on lifting the incentive portion of pay cheques (salaries are mostly cash-based).
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After a four-month investigation by police and exchanges operator Intercontinental Exchange Inc (ICE), City of London Police said they had seized four cheques six weeks after the arrest of a Russian broker on suspicion of money laundering.
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Mohamad Hafarizam Harun, the head of the Najib-linked law firm, pleaded not guilty to two counts of money laundering for depositing cheques totaling 15 million ringgit from Najib into his firm's client account, Bernama said on Thursday.
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The reality, though, is that no matter what he accomplishes, he will never live down his status as a top beer miler, and the novelty cheques and trophies around his apartment in Windsor are constant reminders of that.
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Their investigation dug into the limits of automation: as in the case of the stubborn 3% of cheques which persistently elude efforts to computerise the entirety of the cheque-processing system, and which must be parsed by human workers.
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You too can do anything you want to do, as long as you have royalty cheques earned from novelty KISS merchandise, with which you can buy commonly used phrases so that people have to pay you for them. Inspiring.
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With strict French rules capping individual donations at €211,24 ($220,200) per donor, and no advance public subsidy, Mr Macron cast his net wide, collecting donations of €10 online as well as bigger cheques at parquet-floored dinner parties in Paris.
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What happens if prosecutors think that Mr Trump may have broken campaign-finance laws by directing Michael Cohen and American Media Inc (publisher of the "National Enquirer") to send hush-money cheques in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election?
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While I'd been paying landlords and sending friends dinner money online in Australia for years, suddenly in the U.S. in 593, I found myself searching each month for a stamp and an envelope to mail off my housemates' rent cheques.
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While many brands find Twitter a seamless way to reach online consumers, executive departures and internal changes have made advertisers feel that the platform is not as mature as Facebook or Google and kept them from writing such large cheques.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Philippines troops found bundles of banknotes and cheques worth about $21 million abandoned by Islamist militants holed up in Marawi City, a discovery the military said on Tuesday was evidence that the fighters were increasingly penned in.
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The Times HM Revenue & Customs raised concerns with Patisserie Valerie's parent company that some of its invoices and cheques had been forged more than two years before the cafe chain revealed an alleged fraud that led to its collapse. bit.
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U.S. lawmakers agreed on Wednesday to send direct payments to citizens as part of a massive stimulus package worth nearly $2 trillion, to include two waves of cheques of up to $403,200 for an individual earning up to $75,000 a year.
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Its differentiator is pitched as so-called "high conviction" investing, which sees it back fewer companies by writing larger cheques, along with claiming to have close ties to U.S. top tier investors ready to back portfolio companies at the next stage.
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The government has instead limited circulation of the new notes and bank withdrawals to encourage more Eritreans to use cheques and bank transfers, trying to reduce the size of the cash economy that officials say allowed illegal trade to thrive.
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Varios meses después (García no recuerda cuántos), el nombre que aparecía en sus cheques era otro, a pesar de que trabajaba en la misma fábrica asquerosa ubicada en el corazón del centro, a unas cuadras de una sucursal de SoulCycle.
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Emirates president Tim Clark, the biggest A380 operator who has negotiated with Leahy for decades, declined to say whether he would write more cheques for jets at the Dubai Airshow but confirmed he was being courted to expand his superjumbo fleet.
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On the face of it the banking industry, at least outside the United States whose continued reliance on cheques makes them a bit of a laughing stock to the rest of the world, looks like it's moving forward slowly and steadily.
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Thus, even among children with identical educational qualifications, the privately schooled are more likely to get the best jobs and to take home fatter pay-cheques, according to a study in 2014 by academics at the UCL Institute of Education and Cambridge University.
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On top of fat pay cheques, luxury offices with top-notch facilities nestled in attractive parks for the fortunate few who code for big tech groups or run profitable multinationals; unfulfilling jobs in "fulfilment centres" and dingy office blocks for the rest.
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Atlas, which once had more than 50 retail branches across the Gulf and India, defaulted on loans in 2015 and its owner, M. M. Ramachandran, was sentenced to a three-year jail term for writing cheques without sufficient funds for them to clear.
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Many Albertans are outraged the province has not had top-ups from Ottawa and are under the mistaken impression that equalization involves Alberta handing out cheques to other provinces like Quebec, which opposed the building of TransCanada Corp's now-shelved Energy East pipeline.
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On Thursday, Acacia said a South African employee in Tanzania pleaded not guilty and was released on bail after being accused of signing cheques on behalf of the company's North Mara mine, including one to a government official on a joint task force.
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The WGC also said a government move to ban cash transactions over 200,000 rupees ($3,090) from April 1 could hurt gold demand in rural areas where farmers often purchase the metal using cash due to limited access to cheques and electronic payment systems.
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"By using the ACH debit network on the GoCardless platform, merchants can pull payments directly from their customers' bank accounts, at a lower cost than credit cards and without the overhead and burden of cash and cheques," says the U.K.-headquartered company.
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It's the scene in The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story when the five members of *NSYNC recount the time when, three years into their stadium-touring, million-of-records-sold, screaming-teen-inducing careers, they are finally presented with their first cheques.
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The tenor of the hearing suggested that a majority of the justices are keen to abandon Abood and end the mandatory fees—freeing Ms Friedrichs and millions of public-sector workers from the duty of writing cheques to the unions who negotiate on their behalf.
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It is currently the only firm allowing electronic lodgements and settlements of otherwise manual cheques and documentation, however its position may be threatened as two new firms prepare to enter the market, according to a draft prospectus distributed to potential institutional investors last month.
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Meanwhile, the WGC also said a government move to ban cash transactions over 200,000 rupees ($3,090) from April 1 could hurt gold demand in rural areas where farmers often purchase the metal using cash due to limited access to cheques and electronic payment systems.
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The solution, reckons Seppälä, is a new fund in Finland that not only plans to invest at the angel and seed stage — writing cheques of between €40,000 and €350,000 — but also one that acts as a catalyst for the country's early-stage startup scene as a whole.
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"The issue is now a matter for the public prosecutor — the accused has shown bad faith in signing cheques it is now clear he had no intention of honoring and is refusing to appear to face these criminal charges in the UAE," he said in a statement.
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The tenor of the hearing suggested that a majority of the justices are keen to abandon Abood and end the mandatory fees—freeing Ms Friedrichs and tens of millions of public-sector workers from the duty of writing cheques to the unions who negotiate on their behalf.
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"I hope they hand Trump the bill for the costs of his security at least for covering his golfing weekend it Scotland, with the caveat, pay up (cash in advance - no rubber cheques) or we'll send the security home now!" one Scotlander said, according to the newspaper.
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The employee was "responsible for signing cheques for approved payments made by NMGML at the time, including a cheque regarding the agreed LTF process," the miner said, referring to the Land Task Force (LTF) set up by the government and North Mara Gold Mine Limited (NMGML).
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The Times Customers of TSB Bank are likely to face months of disruption before the bank is able to fully fix the computer problems that have left many unable to access their accounts and struggling to perform basic services such as paying in cheques, financial regulators believe. bit.
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Mr Cohen also entered into evidence a pair of cheques—one signed by Mr Trump from his personal account and the other from his trust account, each for $35,000, both from 2017, after he took office—which he said were reimbursements for hush money paid to a pornographic-film actress.
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Those same Brexiteers are startlingly incurious about what foreigners think and feel, and disdainfully sure that they either love Britain enough to do as requested (cf the cheques written on America's account) or will submit to bullying by big boys (cf those predictions that BMW will tell Europeans what to do).
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Should a club be looking to go on a 'splurge' or a 'spree' at the upper end of the market, it might be best for the manager to 'reach for the chequebook', despite the fact that cheques are basically obsolete at this point and he would probably be better off paying in bitcoin.
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Cheques won't do because banks do not have enough money either: reports in the Indian press reveal that whereas banks in the centre of Mumbai, the country's financial capital, are getting as much as three-quarters of the cash they need to meet demand, branches in the city's suburbs are getting less than half.
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As for his difficulties with mortgage payments and ill-advised property dealings, which some have used against him: Mr Rubio adduces them, like his student debt and rueful talk of post-dating cheques in pinched times, as yet more evidence that he alone can "talk to people who are living the way I grew up".
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Mr Bradford, an eloquent advocate, is also actively engaged in social projects in his native Los Angeles and in a women's prison in Venice, but he says that this "is about working with people long term" and "listening and signing the cheques for what they want", not about "co-opting people" into his own artistic practice.
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It is also true that Apple pays substantial tax globally; last year it wrote cheques for more than $13 billion, which is comparable with the tax rate that many large American firms pay—though a sizeable chunk of what it owes is not paid straight away but is instead recorded as a deferred tax liability (see chart).
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Our first cheques range from $750k to $3m, with sizeable follow on reserves to support our companies through Series B. We view our sweet spot as helping companies build their go-to market strategies and are happy to invest pre-revenue (approximately half of our portfolio at the time of investment), although we prefer to invest post-product.
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Directed by Toronto's very own Karena Evans (the protegé of the legendary Director X) and Jordan Oram and filmed in Miami, the clip does indeed feature every single one of those giant cheques and group singalongs that Drake previously shared, along with the note that all the money that went towards this video was given away to the community.
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TechCrunch: Speedinvest is a pan-European seed fund investing in tech companies, writing initial cheques from €50,000 up to €1.5 million but also with the capacity to follow at Series A. Can you perhaps be more specific with regards to the types of founders and startups you look for, and what key indicators are important for businesses that are so early?
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" FRENCH PRESIDENT EMMANUEL MACRON, IN ADDRESS TO FRENCH CITIZENS "I remember how much the 2016 (referendum) was made up of lies, exaggeration and simplification, of cheques that were written but will never be honored... Between France and the United Kingdom there is a long history, founded on blood, freedom, courage, on battles that we have shared... This is a sad day, there's no hiding it.
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" FRENCH PRESIDENT EMMANUEL MACRON, IN ADDRESS TO FRENCH CITIZENS "I remember how much the 2016 (referendum) was made up of lies, exaggeration and simplification, of cheques that were written but will never be honoured... Between France and the United Kingdom there is a long history, founded on blood, freedom, courage, on battles that we have shared... This is a sad day, there's no hiding it.
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" FRENCH PRESIDENT EMMANUEL MACRON, IN ADDRESS TO FRENCH CITIZENS "I remember how much the 2016 (referendum) was made up of lies, exaggeration and simplification, of cheques that were written but will never be honoured... Between France and the United Kingdom there is a long history, founded on blood, freedom, courage, on battles that we have shared... This is a sad day, there's no hiding it.
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These romantic nation-state liberals—figures such as Boris Johnson, the tousle-headed, American-born former mayor of London, his Tory colleague Michael Gove and numerous pundits and columnists—were duly incensed when Mr Obama visited Britain in April and noted, to paraphrase the president, that Brexiteers had been busy writing cheques on America's bank account, and that British voters might like to ask how exactly those promises were to be cashed.
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Like a great number of the bands on that list—such as The Vaselines, Daniel Johnston, Pixies, and Beat Happening—they were a truly underground group that not only influenced Cobain, but would also go on to benefit enormously by association when Nirvana exploded and draped whole chunks of America in plaid, and every A&R executive started throwing cheques at anybody with a guitar and a drug problem, looking to bag the next Pearl Jam.
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