Dana says under any scenario, he's closing the books on McGregor vs. Diaz.
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Forty-five years later, the FBI is closing the books on this unsolved case.
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But in the game that aired on Thursday, she finished third, closing the books on her run.
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The biggest question on everyone's mind: Will Mueller drop any additional indictments before closing the books on his investigation?
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While they are still closing the books on the fiscal year, Bunny says she expects to do about the same in 2016.
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Worse, closing the books now will confirm this president's belief that he can misuse power and break any laws without serious consequences.
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Gail: Comey was doing what prosecutors do these days: If you can't get an indictment, you slime your target while you're closing the books.
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And then we provide some light automation around [the] tie-out and reconciliation process, which is one of the steps of actually closing the books.
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Warren Buffett said on Saturday that Berkshire Hathaway has made Precision Castparts a much better company, only months after closing the books on its biggest transaction ever.
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He was released in August, closing the books on a five-year, $125 million deal he had signed with the Los Angeles Angels after the 2012 season.
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Over the next several days, the Ten Eyck family, which owns the farm, along with the staff devoted about 22 hours to serving the investigators, who visited three times before closing the books.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise – The company completed the spinoff of its enterprise software businesses, as it shifts its focus to cloud services, closing the books on the ill-fated 2011 acquisition of software company Autonomy.
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But since "The Walking Dead" stumbled through the past two seasons, season nine opens in prove-it-to-me mode, at least for those who see Rick's departure as a good time to consider closing the books on this AMC hit.
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Day to day, that means a lot of looking at excel, translating excel into something that makes sense for my teams in both business conversation and reporting (helping them understand how to talk about their numbers) as well as some back end accounting stuff like closing the books each month.
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Last July, the FBI announced that it was closing the books on one of its most infamous unsolved investigations: the disappearance of D.B. Cooper, who, according to legend, jumped out of a plane somewhere in the Pacific Northwest with $2164,2200 in ransom money strapped to his body and then disappeared.
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"Closing the books: Plans for a central library may close other two". The Hudson Reporter. 2002. Accessed January 19, 2010.
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Closing the books involves consolidating transactions from multiple accounts, reconciling the information to ensure its validity, and identifying irregularities and errors that need to be adjusted. Accountants typically perform the close process monthly or annually. In the end, the trial balance — the list of all accounts from the general ledger — must balance: The sum of all debts must equal the sum of all credits.
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Londerman's collection formed the basis of the album Take Me to the Water: Immersion Baptism in Vintage Music and Photography 1890-1950"Closing the Books" Pitchfork. Marc Masters and Grayson Currin, November 29, 2011 and museum exhibit at New York's International Center of Photography in 2011. He was listed as "co-producer" on the publication. Linderman had spent years collecting immersion baptism photos, which came to the attention of Atlanta- based record label Dust to Digital.
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General Pearce, Hen. Ingoldsby, Esq; and Geo Roche, Esq; all upon their single Interests; the two former, upon closing the Books, were declared duly elected. The Poll stood thus: For Mr Pearce 362, for Mr Ingoldsby 316, for Mr Roche 147.News Daily Journal, Wednesday, 18 October 1727; Issue 2110 London 21 March 1728 Orders sent for Pearce's Foot to embark at Gibraltar for Great Britain News .Flying Post or The Post Master (London, England), 19 March 1728 – 21 March 1728; Issue 5482.
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FloQast was founded by CPAs and former corporate accountants Mike Whitmire and Chris Sluty, along with veteran software engineer Cullen Zandstra. Whitmire first conceived the idea for the company during his time Cornerstone OnDemand where he was a senior accountant. Having experienced firsthand the challenges accounting teams face when closing the books each month — from inefficient procedures to outdated workflows and flawed organizational structures —Whitmire aimed to create a product that would support accounting and finance teams during the hectic financial close process. After devising the concept, Whitmire recruited Zandstra as Co-founder and CTO.
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