He was the gatekeeper for conversions nationally and had a monopoly on conversions in Washington.
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The lawsuit says inspectors would have discovered the illegal conversions.
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In some cases, currency conversions have been done by Reuters.
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But exporters stayed away from the market with little conversions.
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No categories, no points values or conversions, no redemption minimums.
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Not every early retiree is a fan of Roth conversions.
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The first of those conversions is underway in Clarksdale, Miss.
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And also we can track conversions and all of that.
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A new concept in Washington, conversions have been implemented elsewhere.
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They are demanding more pluralistic options for marriages and conversions.
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The promoters of condo conversions and I.P.O.s were onto something.
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Unfortunately, I wasn't going to be one of those conversions.
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His current research focuses on banking, business conditions and conversions.
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There are ways for backdoor Roth conversions to go wrong.
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The conversions tend to fall into a few basic categories.
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Micro-apartments and apartment conversions are more common than you'd thinkA representative from the Department of Buildings told Insider it received reports of 153,642 illegal conversions across New York City in the last year.
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Those three dropped balls cost the Giants easy first-down conversions.
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They recounted stories of forced conversions, captivity, beatings, rape and murder.
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In my tests, there wasn't really any consistency on the conversions.
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Intentionality ultimately leads to more efficient ad spend and higher conversions.
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The figures exclude conversions between different versions of A320-family jets.
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At one point, the Tide missed 11 straight third down conversions.
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The ultra-Orthodox also control all Jewish marriages, burials, and conversions.
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This month, United Dwelling's Leimert Park conversions will begin in earnest.
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But that only goes for conversions that were done in 2017.
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The hardest thing is actually the down conversions for everybody else.
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Alexa can also spell, define words, complete conversions, and make simple calculations.
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Wiencek has noticed significant interest in conversions from developers across the country.
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He guided the Aggies to 8 of 1 conversions on third down.
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And by making checkout quicker, merchants could increase conversions and boost sales.
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But she thinks that all conversions are coerced, however softly or subtly.
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The Midshipmen attempted six fourth-down conversions, and were successful on four.
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This is attributed to increased conversions on their own sites, Adobe says.
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Report them, along with any distributions or Roth conversions, on Form 8606.
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There was not much of conversions may be due to the holidays.
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Condo conversions can be especially challenging when a building is still occupied.
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In other words, the supermarkets are not stuck with store visit conversions.
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Like any investment strategy, there are some criticisms of hedge fund conversions.
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This opens the door to moderate size Roth conversions between those ages.
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Conversions on Google search ads dropped slightly from roughly 8% to 6%.
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The conversions have already sparked some protests among activists and skeptical residents.
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Military site conversions are also taking place in some Western European countries.
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Conversions can spell trouble, too, even among the city's highest-end properties.
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So Ms. Balan showed the couple several condo conversions in Washington Heights.
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He rarely took on cooperative conversions and almost never a condominium project.
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In 2017, Pinterest launched shoppable pins to help drive e-commerce conversions.
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Be aware that backdoor Roth conversions from nondeductible contributions can be tricky.
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The new integration effectively eliminates the need for currency conversions and credit cards.
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The remainder consists of punts, failed fourth-down conversions and missed field goals.
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Others note that many conversions to Islam in the West occur in prison.
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This has contributed to a big increase in the number of home conversions.
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But there were questions about whether conversions would be allowed by federal overseers.
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Texas, for example, has a law authorizing such conversions; New York does not.
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Absence of dollar conversions by exporters and remittances also pushed the rupee down.
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How the new tax law creates a 'perfect storm' for Roth IRA conversions.
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Looking to drive up search engine rankings, click-through rates, and ultimately conversions?
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Roth conversions that were done in 2018 are permanent and cannot be reversed.
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The Vandals were 249.6 of 2825 on fourth-down conversions in the game.
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Likewise, a less risky customer could encounter fewer steps, helping to increase conversions.
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The Offline Conversions API could help Facebook compete with Google for ad dollars.
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Despite conversions starting at $395,000, the company has a two-year waiting list.
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What I am saying is that casual conversions to veganism are white privilege.
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A decent analog is like view-through conversions, but without the technology enablement.
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His novel "The Conversions," otherwise in English, concluded with nine pages in German.
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Instead, they are likely monetizing via paid school conversions, which is a hard path to take because, even with high teacher engagement, school conversions are slow and it's typically hard to get people to pay for something that was once free.
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Karen Edmisten, in her 2013 book "Deathbed Conversions: Finding Faith at the Finish Line," recounts, with varying degrees of historical support, the putative deathbed conversions of Buffalo Bill Cody, John Wayne, the gangster Dutch Schultz and the mathematician John von Neumann.
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Correction: A previous version of this story had incorrect conversions of meters to feet.
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Rights activist also routinely raise concerns about forced conversions of Hindu girls to Islam.
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The Bengals failed to convert a pair of two-point conversions in the game.
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UACs drive 140 percent more conversions per dollar than the company's regular app campaigns.
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Advertisers get back a range of analytics from preview tile impression through to conversions.
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A later RMD age would provide some extra time to make those Roth conversions.
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Branch's deep-linking platform helps brands drive app growth, conversions, user engagement and retention.
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When conversions come to public attention, it is usually for one of two reasons.
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"Citi completed one of the single largest portfolio conversions in history," Ms. Bombardier said.
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U.S. officials at OFAC then tried to encourage two banks to make such conversions.
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These respectful conversions not only save time and maintain originality, they also simplify repairs.
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"There was exporter conversions when the rupee touched 155.80 levels," said a currency dealer.
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Tries and conversions in rugby are akin to touchdowns and extra points in football.
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They recorded 10 first downs and were 3 for 15 on third-down conversions.
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Your ruling planet Jupiter clashes with communication planet Mercury, and big conversions take place!
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It's my belief that the many benefits of hedge fund conversions outweigh the risks.
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Electric bus conversions are available for $64,900 euros (just about $64,900 USD, as well).
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Europe's refugee crisis has seen a spate of conversions to Christianity among Muslim migrants.
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Front Burner Having conversions all in one place is a treasure for a cook.
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They were 50 percent conversions on third down, and we aren't used to that.
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Conversions, or cases where people grow up to reject family values, are statistically insignificant.
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Cincinnati also made a pair of two-point conversions after the latter two touchdowns.
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Government-led conversions also played a role in the spread of east Asian religions.
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Responding to Airbus criticism that the new plane's success at the show had been won largely at the expense of conversions from existing models, Mounir said this was just the start and that conversions had been a useful way to meet demand.
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"[Roth conversions] require careful tax analysis each year, after the year is over, and before taxes are filed to determine the capacity for additional withdrawals or conversions," said Pearce Landry-Wegener, a CFP at Summit Place Financial Advisors in Summit, New Jersey.
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To make money while he looked for work, he started doing conversions of G4 Cubes.
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Click here to download the XE app and have instant conversions at your fingertips. 4.
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The study was revealed Wednesday, and currency conversions were correct as of December 210. 1.
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In 1970, Kenneth Dewhurt and A.W. Beard tracked sudden religious conversions in temporal lobe epileptics.
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You can utilize it to make customer tutorials or embellish email campaigns to drive conversions.
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So studies of global poverty typically make currency conversions at "purchasing-power parity" (PPP) instead.
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Eventually, the company could add crypto-to-fiat conversions in some of those new markets.
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The arcade conversions played significantly differently on the 400 and 800 than on the VCS.
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"Why haven't people talked about doing conversions while the spouse is still alive?" asked Keebler.
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The tax law provides some flexibility in squeezing the most tax savings out of conversions.
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What's interesting, however, is that smartphones don't drive as many conversions as tablets and desktops.
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Another 27% was caused by an increase in conversions, and 7% to bigger basket sizes.
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Admittedly, some Christians have been intolerant at times throughout history, seeking conversions through unethical means.
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On the downside for Team Clinton, it is dauntingly late to be making such conversions.
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The Spartans held Bowling Green to just 2-of-13 on third-down conversions. 3.
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And for those of us not great at conversions, that is roughly about 5.6 feet.
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"Poland's proposal for Foreign-Currency mortgage conversions is credit negative for banks," it also said.
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When determining whether something is working, we typically focus on actions like clicks or conversions.
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And he either caught a pass or rushed for three short-yardage third-down conversions.
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As in other rent-regulated conversions, existing renters receive first dibs on buying their homes.
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L.A. had three successful two-point conversions, two on rushes up the middle by Gurley.
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"There was no big change as exporter (dollar) conversions offset (importer) demand," said a dealer.
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The bill includes a measure to take away savers' ability to undo their IRA conversions.
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According to the Internal Revenue Service, 226 Roth conversions can still be undone until Oct.
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The system also enables it to track ad-to-store conversions for its retail partners.
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Conversions into tenge have potentially helped to offset the impact of swap expirations in 2033Q2016.
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"I'm trying to get some grant money to offset the price of conversions," Pollitz said.
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Condominiums, though, are rare; red-brick conversions of rentals include 1133 Midland and Rockledge Manor.
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Seattle had one sack, and the Falcons went 9 of 14 on third-down conversions.
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The hope is that conversions will give it more of a 2499-hour neighborhood feel.
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But conversions in Israel would be recognized only if done by a state-mandated court.
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Naturally, should how Israel recognizes conversions change, it would not be to something completely unfamiliar.
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They were particularly effective on third down, limiting Seattle to three conversions on 16 attempts.
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But he was not able to consistently move the ball when his team needed conversions.
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The costs of carbon conversions, electrolyzed hydrogen, and renewable energy must all fall for, e.g.
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The Bengals also made a pair of two-point conversions after the latter two touchdowns.
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In fact, 27 states have seen such pavement-to-gravel conversions, a 2016 study found.
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Many countries can only exchange crypto assets for other assets — there's no crypto-to-fiat conversions.
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Minimizing fraud while maximizing so-called conversions is the goal, and it requires a personalized experience.
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Over time, Tangerine aims to expand the premium feature set to make subscription conversions more compelling.
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The result, in many cases, is fewer abandoned shopping carts and higher conversions on merchants' sites.
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You can take some of the tax sting out of conversions with careful tax planning, however.
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Clearbanc uses data like a company's Stripe transactions and Facebook ad conversions to vet potential investments.
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The company's international same-restaurant sales increased 7.9 percent, excluding the impact of foreign currency conversions.
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"The demand (for dollars) is there and (dollar) conversions are very less," a currency dealer said.
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You'll see smart, data-led marketing that is more closely tied to making purchases and conversions.
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Like Snare, Ms Cumming is an evangelist for Velázquez, this book her case for more conversions.
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In my brief tests on a pre-production Note 10, the conversions were hit or miss.
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"There was selling today, lots of exporter conversions were there," said a currency dealer, requesting anonymity.
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That came after Beijing had already tightened checks on currency conversions, delaying a number of deals.
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Another calculation, including options and stock conversions, places the range between $19.5 billion and $22.5 billion.
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I was inspired by Calyps and Nuska's Heroic Form and the associated armor conversions for Skyrim.
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To accomplish this, Etsy plans to focus on mobile sales conversions, seller services and international growth.
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"There were some inflows too ... could have been exporter conversions or inward remittances," the dealer added.
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She believes the magazine's success is a reflection of the growing popularity of industrial building conversions.
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But Nintendo had hoped for conversions in the double digits, Chief Executive Tatsumi Kimishima had said.
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In the process, we will learn about down rounds, share conversions and ratchet-based antidilution protections.
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Caliper has outlined the instructions here and the watch can also manage currency and unit conversions.
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With growing concerns about hedge fund returns and structure, interest in hedge fund conversions has spiked.
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Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham said turnovers and too many third-down conversions doomed his team.
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" Asked whether he feels any election-year conversions coming on, Johnson replied: "I actually have principles.
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Analyzing the news reports suggests that these conversions are characterized by multiple quotidian and ambiguous motives.
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The measure under consideration would require electric heat conversions earlier than that when replacing heating systems.
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Another said any deal could involve a significant number of conversions or "churn" between existing orders.
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Absence of dollar conversions by exporters and outflows from equities pushed the rupee lower, said analysts.
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Violence sometimes erupts over disputes related to the building of churches, religious conversions and interfaith relationships.
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Atlanta was 2300 of 2300 on third-down conversions and 29 of 113 on fourth down.
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"Exporter conversions exceeded the mild importer demand," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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They landed critical blows on a pair of fourth-down conversions to keep the drive alive.
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The memorandum of understanding includes 32 new orders and 18 conversions of existing A320 family orders.
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That said, I was fully prepared to make some significant Roth IRA conversions had I been wrong.
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Conversions are not as attractive if you do not pay the taxes with non-retirement account monies.
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Absence of dollar conversions by exporters and outflows from equities also pushed the rupee lower, said analysts.
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Tyrod used his feet at times, then we had some critical third-down conversions on some drives.
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Iowa (333-4) managed just 199 total yards and went 1 of 275 on third-down conversions.
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The religious conversions, the nicknames, the immigration stances: It all seems a little too convenient, too calculated.
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Coinbase competitor Binance has taken the crypto world by storm by focusing on crypto-to-crypto conversions.
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Convia: Convia delivers interactive experiences that increase conversions, resulting in more leads, sales, revenue and actionable insights.
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They have voiced anxieties about Christian "conversions" and the growth of foreign-funded Christianity across the country.
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That includes both big name corporations and smaller advertisers looking to drive conversions, video views, or reach.
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Proof currently has 220,250 paying customers, who see an average 2300 to 237 percent lift in conversions.
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Activists warn, however, that more needs to be done on the issue of abductions and forced conversions.
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I repeated the conversions several times and sometimes both clips took a full minute longer to process.
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Kansas responded with a 15-play drive that covered 75 yards and included four third-down conversions.
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Between January and September, Airbus sold 319 aircraft, or 271 after cancellations and conversions, and delivered 454.
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Women of that faith have been vulnerable to forced conversions and abductions, with widows left especially unprotected.
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Already, his group has begun working on versions of Cas9 that can perform conversions on other letters.
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It is, for example, exceedingly hard to get the state to recognise conversions to Christianity from Islam.
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Of course you don't, and you don't remember any of the other failed conversions because they failed.
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The volatile exchange rate between bitcoin and dollars means our conversions of prices are not completely accurate.
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He has always said that if we just change structures without making conversions, we won't get anywhere.
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For conversions made in 2017, you can simply send your Roth IRA funds back to your IRA.
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The dashboard analyzes ads at campaign and geographic levels and then tracks stats like conversions and attribution.
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The ability to try sneakers with your phone before buying online should shift conversions, engagement and returns.
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Sectarian violence sometimes erupts over disputes on issues related to church building, religious conversions and interfaith relationships.
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The blown save ended a streak of 4.733 straight regular-season conversions by Familia dating to Aug.
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In 2016, the city's Department of Buildings received 18,844 complaints about potentially illegal conversions in the city.
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Despite their growing popularity, the conversions can be complex, time-consuming and expensive, scaring off some developers.
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His goal was "conversions," or persuading users who had seen the company's ad to make a purchase.
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South Carolina was 27 of 21 on third-down conversions and 21 of 26 on fourth downs.
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But despite some tech firms popping up, the area has become increasingly residential, thanks to luxurious conversions.
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Many of the loft apartment conversions that have revived St. Louis' downtown buildings now stock Airbnb's inventory.
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So far, building owners in Washington continue to favor such cosmetic face-lifts over more substantial conversions.
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And I banned some other evictions, for instance conversions to condos, two days ago, are now banned.
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The product descriptions are more carefully edited, and sizes are listed by measurement, not as foreign conversions.
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The City Council soon took up a bill to place a two-year moratorium on condominium conversions.
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Among their projects are the conversions of two landmark brownstones and a former stable into rental apartments.
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Freedom Vans handled the van conversation, a Washington-based team of nine who create custom van conversions.
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Conversions were kept secret within families; many grandchildren of Christian converts learned of their ancestry as adults.
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And some grant recipients are suing FedLoan, the company hired to run the program, over the conversions.
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Enrollment in Catholic schools, membership in the church, baptisms, and conversions more than doubled, the diocese said.
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His government also approved a bill giving the chief Orthodox rabbi a monopoly over conversions to Judaism.
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For those under age 59½, a new five-year clock starts for each conversion separately from other conversions.
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Horowitz, who was responsible for all but $2665,2000 of the conversions, received net commissions of $2150,2000, FINRA said.
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And obviously, most Europeans did just bite the bullet and played these bad conversions back in the day.
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Anxiety about Muslim conversions, violence, and demographic increases has prompted the widespread antagonism against Muslims, specifically the Rohingya.
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For developers, Google promises this change will deliver faster checkouts, more conversions, reduced cart abandonment, and increased sales.
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Austrian EV tuner Kreisel is making a name for itself in the world of high-performance electric conversions.
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ST Aerospace is stepping up passenger-to-freighter conversions and has launched seat-manufacturing and aircraft leasing businesses.
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The founders created the project because they knew how hard it was to manage website-to-phone conversions.
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Regardless, reducing your bounce rate certainly won't result in lower rankings — and it can boost conversions, as well.
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Thirty of that total represent conversions of existing A321neo orders to the new, larger version of the plane.
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For instance, they want to repeal a rule that allows you to reverse or "recharacterize" Roth IRA conversions.
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This notebook includes food calendars, food facts, measurements, conversions, and theme-based sections to make notes of recipes.
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Online conversions are quite low, and returns are quite high, in comparison to traditional 'brick-and-mortar' shopping.
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The new rule applies to conversions done in 265 and in the future - but one recharacterization opportunity remains.
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The Trojans came into Saturday's game ranked No. 111 in FBS in fourth-down conversions at 35.3 percent.
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In recent years, they have increasingly complained of forced conversions to Islam carried out by hard-line Islamists.
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Work had paused on the Hunters' barn conversions, and there were blue tarpaulins battened down across the roofs.
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Not only are the games themselves great, but the conversions are about as perfect as you can get.
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We had some critical third-down conversions on drives, so there were some good things going on there.
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And, on command, she talks back: Alexa will tell you the solution to math problems or measurement conversions.
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In July, the Lutheran church in Mentawai celebrated the 100th anniversary of the first conversions of Mentawai people.
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Kentucky finished 1 of 12 on third-down conversions, and lost chances for big plays with dropped passes.
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These conversions transfer to the air large quantities of carbon that these habitats stored in plants and soil.
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One caveat: since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was passed, you can no longer reverse those conversions.
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"The rupee is trading steady after yesterday's exporter conversions," said a currency dealer asking not to be named.
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The bill would also block any future recognition of conversions performed in Israel by the non-Orthodox streams.
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He owns Quantum SEO Labs and love sharing tips on various aspects of marketing, conversions and real estate.
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To improve attribution, some of the other data points that Google picks up include "micro-conversions" (like whether a user ever selected click-to-call from a search or Maps search; whether a user has ever tried to search for store directions; etc.) and also "macro-conversions" (actual store sales).
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At the same time, Bibi caved and endorsed an Orthodox party bill in the Knesset that handed the ultra-Orthodox what amounts to a monopoly over conversions to Judaism in Israel "by pulling government recognition for private conversions" — basically those done by non-Orthodox rabbis, The Times of Israel reported.
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Boeing posted 174 gross orders between Jan 1 and May 2, or 156 after stripping out cancellations and conversions.
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Bemused English commentary (and helpful metric conversions) from Joe Ferraro and former Pride heavyweight Heath Herring peppered the broadcast.
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Flyhalf Yu Tamura sandwiched the conversions with a penalty as the Brave Blossoms stormed to a 17-0 lead.
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More and more for-profit colleges have been eyeing conversions as the industry continues to struggle to enroll students.
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There were also worries in and out of the administration that nonprofit conversions were being used to evade regulations.
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The department, along with college watchdogs called accreditors, have ultimate say over whether the so-called conversions go through.
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More opportunity to actually pepper Trump with questions to discern if his more recent conservative policy conversions were authentic.
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"It's a great victory for many, because finally these unilateral conversions will stop," said Kulasegaran Murugeson, Indira's lead lawyer.
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According to Electrek, the conversions are limited to Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Arizona, and should only affect seven stores.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act took that tool away, so any Roth conversions you do now are permanent.
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"Exporter conversions are exceeding the importer demand, supporting the rupee," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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I've seen some conversions which are an ugly and unsettling snarl of wires, but Zelectric clearly sweats the details.
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To accompany the update, Facebook will also provide new reporting to measure household impact, like reach, frequency and conversions.
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Estermann said GPA will accelerate supermarket conversions and store renovations in the coming months to meet growing consumer demand.
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A proposal in the House bill would eliminate the ability to undo or "re-characterize" individual retirement account conversions.
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"Today, there was less import demand and we have seen some remittances and exporter conversions," said a currency dealer.
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"(Importer) demand is there but not much of (dollar) conversions," said a currency dealer, asking not to be named.
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During tax season, Oransky suggested thinking about conversions and finishing them the following November when annual income is clear.
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In between, there were seven rushes, 13 dropbacks, four third-down conversions, one fourth-down conversion, and one penalty.
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Some developers are going to significant lengths to provide that allure, even shoehorning pools into existing buildings during conversions.
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These conversions require a good deal of due diligence and must be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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For investors looking for proven alternative strategies in a mutual fund vehicle, hedge fund conversions are a viable option.
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But as the market for conversions expands, developers are becoming inventive, as with two current New York-area projects.
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Officials see the conversions as a way to repurpose buildings that are probably doomed to suffer gaping vacancies anyway.
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In the financial district of Manhattan, the symbolic heart of commerce, conversions of grand bank buildings are old hat.
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Conservative as well as Reform weddings and conversions performed in Israel are not accepted by the country's chief rabbinate.
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But Mr. Krantz, who has lived in Harlem for a decade, said church conversions are a common local sight.
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Beth dins are better known for mediating and adjudicating religious bills of divorce, kosher certifications and conversions to Judaism.
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The absence of dollar conversions by exporters and outflows from equities also pushed the rupee down, another dealer said.
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Research will be needed to develop new technologies for power-to-gas conversions, carbon capture, and hybrid heating systems.
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Note: Recharacterization is not allowed for so-called in-plan conversions inside other retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans.
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Absence of dollar conversions by exporters and outflows from equities and government securities also pushed the rupee lower, said analysts.
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"Those are the people who matter," Jamie would later tell me, recalling her latest conversions over coffee in the cafeteria.
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Higher quality leads means better conversions and more time on site for the local news org and the data provider.
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Apple just updated its Shortcuts app, adding a weather integration, new measurement conversions, and better iCloud sharing, among other features.
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Lot-only loans are hard for consumers to finance, and lenders have their own set of rules on condo conversions.
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Conversions on smartphones have increased since the morning, averaging 1.7 percent; desktop 3.4 percent and tablets 3.2 percent, Adobe noted.
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Demand for electrified versions of classic cars is already strong enough that there's a growing market for third-party conversions.
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Handbrake (Windows, Mac, Linux) is a freeware gem for anyone who needs to do anything to do with video conversions.
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After watching the documentary Garbage Warrior about architect Michael Reynolds, Lipskin started looking into tiny houses, RVs, and bus conversions.
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It also saw a quadrupling of conversions to subscription among those who came to the site and hit the paywall.
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"When I started at Google at 2005 the amount of conversions that were one-click purchases was huge," he said.
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"This has been a significant driver in the huge growth of conversions" to paid subscriptions, President Nir Zohar told Reuters.
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These were often conversions of existing buildings, which meant they were typically cheaper to develop than constructing a new site.
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For instance, prior to the tax overhaul, financial planners and CPAs used to recommend Roth conversions early in the year.
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In addition to operating conversions, CLI increased ownership to 33710003% across five parcels in Port Imperial and in East Boston.
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That has prompted pipeline companies to announce several new lines and conversions of existing lines to accommodate growing crude volumes.
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Some said millions of dollars would be ploughed back into journalism; others envisioned a double-digit spike in subscription conversions.
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A few touchdowns and one or two big conversions on memorable plays, and it's not inconceivable he wins the award.
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If adequately capitalized and focused, these CDFIs are a resource for facilitating and financing business conversions to ESOPs or cooperatives.
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When traveling internationally, always use a credit card that has no foreign transaction fees and be cognizant of currency conversions.
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Senator Hatch also filed an amendment to the bill to eliminate Roth "recharacterizations, " or do-overs of Roth IRA conversions.
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Down to my last bag of dinner Goldfish and with the site optimized for conversions, I was ready to launch.
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Boeing, meanwhile, has a Paris order book of 19853 when conversions, previous orders upgraded to newer planes, are stripped out.
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Many religious Jews would not at first accept such conversions and would continue to insist on using their own criteria.
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An efficient way to do this, experts said, would be to try "filling up" income-tax brackets with Roth conversions.
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Other technologies, like electrolysis of hydrogen and chemical CO2 conversions, need applied research, to cut the costs of existing processes.
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One caveat: Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was passed in 2017, you can no longer reverse those conversions.
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Müssnich said the company may consider future conversions depending on the performance of the 104 hypermarkets left in its portfolio.
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However, some experts warn too many conversions could have the unintended effect of triggering a higher tax bill over time.
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But in the bowl itself, they ran the ball forcefully, accumulating 248 rushing yards and completing four fourth-down conversions.
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The timing of product launches and conversions may become an important competitive dynamic, as will effective investor outreach and education.
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Political conversions are painful affairs, as hard to face up to as falling out of love or losing your religion.
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While missionaries failed to achieve mass conversions, they were largely tolerated by the Buddhist majority and particularly the royal court.
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A small but growing number of businesses specialize in electric conversions of the sort Jaguar Land Rover Classic will offer.
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Amazon has also worked to pitch marketers on bigger brand budgets that measure awareness and loyalty in addition to conversions.
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Boeing had a similar mix of new orders and conversions when it announced the Boeing 737 MAX 10 in 2017.
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Even though you may have certain countries' conversions memorized — these days, one euro is equivalent to a few cents more than a US dollar and four zloty in Poland are equivalent to one US dollar — having an app quickly do your money conversions for you definitely helps and will prevent you from accidentally overspending.
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Imagine what that kind of care could have inspired, and how it could have moved well beyond Twitter, and online conversions.
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Absence of dollar conversions by exporters and outflows from equities and government securities also pushed the rupee lower, analysts have said.
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"Unlike others we help marketer optimize spend from the get go, rather than just promising higher conversions and revenue," she said.
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It also benefits from conversions from Current's teen users who turn 53 and want to graduate to their own banking app.
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Elements like shoppable ads or more sophisticated search capabilities in e-commerce platforms "are turning clicks into veritable conversions," it said.
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And since 2016, Democrats have made gains and conversions among centrist Republicans who worry about their party's direction under President Trump.
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So the best way to get a taste of Aston Martin's electric future might actually be one of these EV conversions.
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Then, Facebook's Offline Conversions API will match in-store visit data (tracked using the phone's location services) with Facebook advertising data.
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Legislation has been introduced to limit conversions of Buddhist women to Islam and to deter the expansion of the Muslim population.
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Branding is an often overlooked, but essential component of communicating your company's values, connecting with potential customers and, ultimately, driving conversions.
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Meanwhile, organizers can track their conversions, optimize scripts, and reallocate assignments so they can reach huge audiences with an empathetic touch.
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The kwacha is expected to remain range-bound supported by dollar conversions to pay taxes which are due on June 14.
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Dollar conversions by banks and exporters are not enough to meet the demand from importers, said a currency dealer, requesting anonymity.
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It took some leg-work to turn the toy into an outfit, but last fall, several builders made their own conversions.
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The pitch is that brands and retailers can bid together on search shopping campaigns, leading to more clicks, conversions, and ROI.
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"Month-end remittances and exporter dollar conversions helped the rupee to recover from the fall," said a currency dealer, requesting anonymity.
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Such hotels are typically in isolated areas and have high vacancy rates; their owners often see the conversions as guaranteeing profits.
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Both suites can open, edit and save files in Microsoft Office formats, although you may see some quirks with document conversions.
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Mr. de Maizière proposed much tighter European regulations to register such weapon conversions and to crack down on internet arms sales.
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Bancor was already an open-source protocol for automated token conversions, and had raised approximately $153 million in ICO last year.
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Oh, and it's effective at driving conversions, too: It's been proven to help retailers boost rates by as much as 33%.
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They will be mostly new construction with the others being urban conversions of historic buildings — banks, office buildings — into the hotel.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) places one new restriction on Roth conversions by eliminating recharacterizations or reversals.
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Mr. Sadel, now 32, took a job in Manhattan as a broker for Park River Properties, which specializes in condo conversions.
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Evangelical Christianity has found fertile ground across Asia, where the rapid rate of conversions has created tensions from India to Indonesia.
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Danziger said most American Idea hotels would be conversions from other brands, with the first expected to open in early 2018.
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As vacant lots have become harder to find in desirable neighborhoods, he noted, these sorts of conversions have become more popular.
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"TikTok's ad platform is very new, so it's not quite tuned to what will get you the most conversions," Gaggino said.
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They also fell to 19th in the NFL in third down conversions allowed after leading the league in 2017 and 18.
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In Brazil, GPA should keep the pace of Assaí's organic expansion, while resuming conversions of Extra hypermarkets into this wholesale format.
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In Brazil, GPA should keep the pace of Assaí's organic expansion, while resuming conversions of Extra hypermarkets into this wholesale format.
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There have been 186 attempts, with 89 conversions, across the last two seasons, which is more than the previous three combined.
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Informal and small-scale at first, these conversions turned into formal rural-to-urban transitions, fueling the expansion of the city.
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As these conversions are a form of withdrawal, they can incur significant tax liability in the year that assets are converted.
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Other former captives have detailed the systematic rape, and forced marriages and conversions that women are subject to while being held.
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Eight areas in Queens are consistently among the top 10 places in the city with the most complaints for illegal home conversions.
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Mobile devices account for the majority of advertising engagements, but most of the conversions— ads that lead to purchases — happen on desktops.
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In that latter case, SnapTravel says it has seen a 30 percent jump in conversions when retargeting in this way on Messenger.
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HomePod will also do common tasks like alarms, timers, conversions, and some web-search queries, and it also works with HomeKit devices.
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While conversions were up overall, smartphone conversations were at 1.9 percent, compared with tablets at 3.7 percent, and desktops at 4 percent.
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Some more traditional Jews do not consider Reform conversions to be valid and would deny Judaism to anyone converted under Reform practices.
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But after the murky profit motives of Keiser and other schools were brought to light, the administration moved to block some conversions.
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It includes a choice of button styles, support for hexadecimal, octal and binary calculations, multiple undo and redo, and optional unit conversions.
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Conversions from gas to electric certainly aren't a new thing, but early efforts were often done by private citizens in their garages.
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"There were some exporter conversions which helped the rupee forwards to end firmer," said a currency dealer asking not to be named.
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Congress later authorized employer-sponsored IRAs, prodding companies without pensions to offer a retirement benefit—and, ironically, setting off the account conversions.
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He offered a middle ground: make a series of smaller annual Roth conversions, working up to the top of your tax bracket.
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PayPal claims that merchants that use PayPal Checkout see 88.7 percent conversions (purchases), some 82 percent higher than those not using PayPal.
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The 2015 Steelers set a single-season NFL record for two-point conversions (eight), with a success rate of nearly 73 percent.
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Nevertheless, conversions still occur in these places and tend not to follow the theological model of transformation we have inherited from Christianity.
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But if the teams play four overtime periods and are still tied, they will move to one-play possessions: 2-point conversions.
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We already talked about why, even though podcasts are digital audio, we can't track conversions digitally (we know, it's a little crazy).
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But even some Americans who have undergone Orthodox conversions to Judaism have encountered trouble getting approval to marry — or divorce — in Israel.
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Iowa State missed a pair of two-point conversions in the second half, but the defense stood up when it was necessary.
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"We are trying to capture the entire spectrum of the (web design) market," he said, adding he expects further conversions to premium.
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But if the teams play four overtime periods and are still tied, they will move to one-play possessions: 2-point conversions.
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Other strategies to ease the tax bite of Roth conversions include: As you approach retirement, converting to a Roth has other advantages.
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"Exporter conversions came in to the market at the latter part of the day," said a currency dealers asking not to be named.
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As a result of recent Obama EPA actions coal-fired power plants across Michigan have either shut down entirely or undergone expensive conversions.
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Conversions from English to metric can be similarly tricky, especially when we're actively doing something, like making measurements for a new IKEA couch.
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A fashion for rural living caught on in the 1980s, causing a boom in residential conversions of pre-industrial and Victorian farm buildings.
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Past seminars have ranged from "After virtue: how modern moral thinking went wrong" to "Conversions," a course focused on radical shifts in viewpoint.
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Pop-up roofs, such as the one on the Weekender, are frequently used in camper van conversions as it allows for more space.
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Match up two people who need each other's currency and you avoid the bank charges and the excessive costs of foreign currency conversions.
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The game then settled into an exchange of punts and failed fourth-down conversions until Anderson's run, and then UCF hit its stride.
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Airbus won 117 orders between January and April, or a net total of 92 after adjusting for cancellations and conversions between different models.
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Health insurance companies can seek permission to carry out seamless conversions of members of their individual, public exchange or Medicaid managed care plans.
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The proof will be in demonstrable returns in the form of raw traffic or revenue based on affiliate programs or conversions to subscriptions.
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These are the types of questions that Einstein aims to answer, in turn leading to more frequent conversions and more efficient sales teams.
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West Virginia is 11-of-15 on fourth down conversions (73.3 percent) which leads the Big 12 and is tied for eighth nationally.
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The term "performance marketing" refers to ads that have a measurable rate of effectiveness, such as clicks or sales conversions, and includes search.
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Islamic State's brutal rule, featuring mass killings, forced conversions and rape, has made it the enemy of all global powers and regional countries.
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Popular lyrics call for harsher action against Pakistan and separatist Kashmiri militants, and for forced conversions and a Hindu settlement campaign in Kashmir.
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In the meantime, she said, the department would help the principal with renovations and room conversions to make the space work this year.
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Northwestern made a couple of third-down conversions on its next scoring drive, which culminated with John Moten IV's 3-yard touchdown run.
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Among the changes there will be no kickoffs, no halftime, no television timeouts and teams must attempt two-point conversions after a touchdown.
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With less of a marriage penalty in the new brackets, it makes sense for more couples early in retirement to do Roth conversions.
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Savers who undo Roth conversions before rules change should be aware that you may still get a notice from the IRS, Lange said.
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Instead of converting the currencies by matching buyers and sellers as an exchange does, Bancor's in-wallet conversions are made against smart contracts.
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"Alongside relocations, conversions, downsizes and the introduction of concessions, these closures will radically reshape M&S's clothing and home space," the firm said.
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The authorities intend to monitor conversion rates closely and, in our opinion, forced conversions cannot be ruled out altogether in the longer term.
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Arizona's defense also held Oregon to 3 of 16 on third-down conversions while limiting the Ducks to 270 yards in total offense.
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Fueled by an investor appetite for liquid alternative investment strategies, hedge fund conversions have been a growing trend over the last few years.
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If the present moment has yet to offer any similar profiles in courage, that does not mean we will never see dramatic conversions.
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Many are conversions, like 1 Main Street, a 1914 clock tower-topped structure that was originally a can factory and, later, state offices.
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"Rupee ended slightly firmer on late exporter conversions but the (depreciation) pressure is there," said a currency dealer, asking not to be named.
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Cases of child conversions "predominantly affected women and demonstrated extreme violations of a woman's right as equal guardian of her children", she said.
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"All of those small conversions often let you know what other people are working on, challenges or changes that are happening," she said.
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The key is that those withdrawals have to be the money you contributed, not funds from IRA conversions or earnings on your investment.
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And that has to do with lookup tables and other types of conversions that end up making the color true on both sides.
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One of the chemical conversions with the biggest potential, up at the top, is combining CO2 with hydrogen to make synthetic hydrocarbon fuels.
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Illegal conversions, especially of basements, are an open secret in Queens, where makeshift boardinghouses provide tens of thousands of people with cheap housing.
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The key is that those withdrawals have to be the money you contributed, not funds from IRA conversions or earnings on your investments.
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This is mainly caused by illegal logging, forest fires from improper palm oil production practices and forest conversions for new palm oil plantations.
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Newspapers across the country ran front-page stories about the conversions of Hamblen, Olympic runner Louis Zamperini and former mobster J. Arthur Vaus.
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"The importer demand was there, but it was outweighed by inward remittances and exporter conversions," said a currency dealer on condition of anonymity.
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Using permit records, the company calculated the distance of buildings from ground-up residential construction; permits for renovations and conversions were not included.
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On the shopper end, buyers will automatically see price conversions to their local currency, and WebInterpret offers local shipping options to facilitate international delivery.
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"We will have elevated investments throughout the year as we implement several, major technology conversions," Chief Executive Officer Kathryn Marinello said in a statement.
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Learn from Sound Ventures advisor and EIR Susan Su how to optimize open rates, deliverability, unsubscribes and conversions for consumer and enterprise products alike.
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"There are exporter conversions and exporters are booking forward expecting further appropriation of rupee after the port deal," a currency dealer said, requesting anonymity.
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He estimates 47 percent of non-Prime households bought something from the site last month, making him "confident" it will continue to drive conversions.
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That's where Roth conversions come in: You take a chunk of traditional IRA dollars, pay income taxes and convert it to a Roth IRA.
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But it also buys a lot of sloppy "conversions" — machines that arcade operators hacked to install new games, with different paint jobs and controls.
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The partnership will see Tencent give Publicis access to its massive online behavioral data, allowing Publicis clients to improve their ad placements and conversions.
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"We have started the planning process to get permission to get one or more of these (gas) conversions," Chief Executive Dorothy Thompson told Reuters.
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Unfortunately, the list of categories was released as a PDF (thanks government!), so I had to perform several conversions to get the raw data.
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Dollar conversions by banks and exporters are not enough to meet the demand from importers, said a currency dealer, who declined to be identified.
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Now she has turned hawk, in what may be one of the greatest conversions since that of St. Paul on the road to Damascus.
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The kwacha is likely to hold firm in the coming week due to reduced demand for dollars and hard currency conversions to pay taxes.
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So just by creating a few personalized landing pages that targeted "major" customer segments, Jounce was able to increase conversions to around 20 percent.
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Now, one such case with a celebrity connection could break open the rabbinate's longstanding secrecy over which foreign rabbis are approved to conduct conversions.
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Rabbi Tubul denied that the rabbinate was rejecting modern Orthodox rabbis, and said that "dozens" of rabbis in America were approved to conduct conversions.
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After that several banks filed separately for an assessment of whether the legal changes regulating the enforced conversions were in line with the constitution.
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"Roth IRA conversions are really a long-term strategy where you're paying off or buying out your partner, which is Uncle Sam," Lange said.
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However, charities, which receive most of their donations in hard currency, are expected to perform significant conversions to clear outstanding obligations for the year.
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Liquidity buffers remain high, also helped by fresh tenge inflows due to conversions of foreign-currency deposits and state funding injections into the system.
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Washington, which ranked 31st in third-down conversions a year ago, succeeded on 6 of 13 Sunday while the Cardinals went 1 for 123.
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Sometimes I have to do searches in Chinese or Portuguese, and then I translate and try to figure out the exact interpretation and conversions.
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The biggest beneficiaries of the conversions are co-working enterprises, like WeWork, which provide shared work spaces primarily to entrepreneurs, freelancers and start-ups.
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This means paying current rates on Roth contributions (or conversions) — versus risking paying higher taxes on traditional withdrawals — might make sense for many savers.
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Outright conversions like Mr. Graham's, while still rare, were reflected in an uptick of support for impeachment by independent voters in recent national polls.
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The bank's foreign receivables are also influenced by yield on reserve assets, conversions of European Union subsidies for the government and exchange rate changes.
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Once a rabbi is recognized, all of that rabbi's conversions will be recognized and no longer subject to the scrutiny of local Israeli rabbis.
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New condos and high-end conversions of older buildings, mostly on its western side, mix with low-rise buildings that house apartments above stores.
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As for Samsung's other electronics businesses: Correction: An earlier version of this story included incorrect U.S. dollar conversions of Samsung's earnings and revenue figures.
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"Today, the exporter (dollar) conversions and inward remittances were not enough to service the importer demand," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Customers include Calvin Klein, Cole Haan and Nine West, and the company says it's delivering an average of 200 to 300 percent improvement on conversions.
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Of course, Facebook gets to collect a lot more information about users along the way, but conversions are generally a positive thing for everyone involved.
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Trying to encourage more conversions through its newest shopping interface, Amazon was offering early-access deals for those shopping using its Alexa voice-based assistant.
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Now, the average human urine output per day is between 800 and 2,000mL, which is annoying because now I have to do conversions from metric.
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Concrete mezzanines, rough timber cladding and new quarry tiles are being installed in super-shed makeovers; some avant-garde farmers are planning brutalist barn conversions.
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You can use Siri to perform basic unit conversions and add items to a shared Reminders list for a shopping list, but that's about it.
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In real terms, when used to acquire new users online, he said he believes that CleverTap typically doubles registration conversions and triples the buying rate.
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What's more, deep, meaningful content of more than 3,000 words is more likely to be shared, and that longer-form article gives marketers more conversions.
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It also added a new shopping channel and in March, Instagram launched its own in-app checkout option to turn product inspiration into actual conversions.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act put an end to "recharacterizations," or the unwinding of Roth conversions that were completed after the end of 2017.
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"Pressure is likely to mount on the kwacha next week because there are no dollar conversions after payment of salaries," independent analyst Maambo Hamaundu said.
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This includes giving bot builders the ability to understand what works to increase customer conversions, improve the bot's accuracy, and create a better user experience.
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In a game that came down to two points, the Red Raiders' missed PAT and two failed two-point conversions proved to be the difference.
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With the offense laboring, and the defense yielding six (of nine) third-down conversions, the special-teams implosion completed a trifecta of first-half misery.
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Zain said in a statement that foreign currency conversions, mainly in Sudan, had cost the company $58 million in the first six months of 2017.
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But these shifts also reek of insincerity, the kinds of deathbed conversions meant to put out the fires started by Biden's own stated policy preferences.
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The zloty resumed its fall, losing 211 percent to the euro on fears Poland's plans for Swiss franc mortgage conversions will lead to ratings downgrades.
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GPA sees potential to effectively eliminate its 187 mid-scale Hiper and Extra Super brands via conversions into other formats, Chief Executive Peter Estermann said.
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In the late 1970s I underwent two conversions: the first was reading myself out of the left wing politics in which I had been active.
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I'm pacing down frosty pavements in the sparse, rural West Midlands, past giant country houses and barn conversions toward a row of redbrick terraced houses.
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Many of the electric cars offered by the established companies are basically conversions of conventional cars, such as the Audi e-tron or Mercedes EQC.
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With no power steering, automatic windows, or complicated electronics to drag on the batteries and motors, the cars' simplicity makes them ideal candidates for conversions.
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American Airlines, the world's largest airline by passenger traffic, said 30 of its A321XLR order were conversions of existing A321neo orders to the new version.
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"When I say metrics, I don't talk only about vanity metrics (likes, comments, views) but also about conversions," he told Business Insider in an email.
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It could also make EV conversions a bit more accessible — currently, those modifications still require handing over a lot of money to a specialty shop.
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Its executives vehemently deny the government's allegation that it is funding religious conversions, and say India has given them no opportunity to rebut the accusation.
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China tightly regulates conversions of the renminbi into other currencies to keep exchange rates stable, and similar strictures are likely to bind the crypto-renminbi.
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The kwacha is likely to firm next week due to anticipated conversions of hard currency by firms preparing to pay month-end costs and taxes.
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Third-down conversions: Atlanta was absolutely miserable in this department converting only 1 of 8 chances, compared with 7 out of 14 for New England.
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It was not immediately clear to what extent a new Indigo Partners deal would involve conversions from existing models included in the big 2017 order.
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Tennessee is 21th on third-down conversions on offense, while its secondary has been torched by the likes of Derek Carr, Russell Wilson and Deshaun Watson.
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A premium option (a one-off payment of $24.95) is available that gives you better quality ripping, faster conversions, advanced search and playlist creation, and more.
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" Freud yells at these poor neurotics, then announces the Moral of the Story: "Inexplicable symptoms can often be traced back to physical conversions of unconscious conflicts.
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The kwacha ZMW= is likely to hold within the current levels, supported by dollar conversions by companies preparing to pay salaries and other month-end obligations.
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The kwacha is expected to remain steady in the coming week supported by hard currency conversions by companies preparing to pay taxes due on July 11.
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But smaller, more indebted shipowners will not be able to raise finance to pay for the conversions, says Basil Karatzas, a shipping consultant in New York.
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CEO Andy Lowery tells me that about 95% of the company's 2018 revenue came from paid pilots, but that there have already been some big conversions.
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Common complaints: Size conversions can be annoying (from U.K. to U.S. sizes, for instance), customers are unclear about whether sizes are available and what sizes mean.
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The bid values Duon at 102 million euros but possible warrant conversions may increase the number of shares and bring the valuation to 106 million euros.
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The Chiefs recorded nine sacks while allowing a season-low 221 total yards and gave up only two conversions on 2200 third- and fourth-down attempts.
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A new rule instituted at the FBS level during the offseason made it so all plays in the fifth overtime and beyond were two-point conversions.
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The Pittsburgh defense racked up nine sacks to raise its season total to 36 and limited the Orange to 5 of 18 on third-down conversions.
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The Concierge Associate is a customer service and client engagement role, taking ownership of responding to subscriber inquiries with a focus on renewals, retention, and conversions.
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THE DIRECT RESPONSE BUSINESS, THESE ARE ADVERTISERS LOOKING FOR CLICKS AND CONVERSIONS, THAT IS THE FASTEST GROWING PART OF OUR BUSINESS, BUT ALSO A SMALLER PART.
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But it was the back and forth between Tucker and Westbrook at the end of the game that dominated the postgame conversions in both locker rooms.
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Conversions like these are highly price competitive against traditional and more costly onshore liquefaction plants, said Chris Holmes, managing director of gas and LNG at IHS.
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CLI has been unwinding its subordinated JV interest through sales and conversions to "participating" interests whereby the company received a share of the ongoing cash flows.
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James Lange, president of Pittsburgh-based Lange Financial Group, believes Roth conversions could still be a valuable strategy even if savers are prevented from undoing them.
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The Bancor Wallet will only likely to get uptake if it can continue to add integration with tokens and maintain a live status and instant conversions.
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The tax, named after Nobel Laureate economist James Tobin, who first floated the idea, would tax all spot foreign-exchange conversions from one currency into another.
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It can tell you transit schedules, start a seven-minute workout, read recipes, do math and conversions, and walk you through adventure games, among other possibilities.
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"If a couple wishes to bequeath $100,000 to each child, conversions may make sense because a Roth is the best way to gift," said Ms. Gugle.
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He and Mark Ingram combined for 123 rushing yards, but a 3 for 13 performance on third down conversions was far below the team's typical standard.
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And it is because you agree that Warcraft is already one of the best game to movie conversions out there, that Duncan Jones already achieved something.
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It typically takes HUD four to six months to approve conversions, said Thomas R. Davis, the director of the office of recapitalization at the federal agency.
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In Washington's Maryland and Virginia suburbs, for instance, higher office vacancy rates have resulted in more conversions of older buildings without the use of government incentives.
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For example, a political body that decides on conversions could rule that serving in the Israel Defense Forces counts when a person wishes to become Jewish.
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"TikTok's ad platform is very new, so it's not quite tuned to what will get you the most conversions," said Justin Gaggino, HiSmile's second-in-command.
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With just two hours of training, you'll uncover all the tips and tricks to make your site rank higher in SEO, boost engagement, and increase conversions.
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Leimert Park is a major neighborhood in the cluster, and Mr. Dietz's near-term goal is to begin construction there on 3503 garage conversions in October.
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An online version of Abbyy FineReader works through the web browser and you can try a limited number of conversions in exchange for your email address.
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The kwacha is likely to strengthen in the coming week, buoyed by hard currency conversions by companies preparing to pay salaries and other month-end dues.
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With two historic districts hampering opportunities for ground-up new development, most projects to come to market in recent years have been conversions of existing rentals.
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The EU competition enforcer said five measures, among them loans, capital increases, and debt-to-equity conversions may have given Malev Ground Handling an unfair advantage.
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Boeing's gross orders plunged 23% to 229 in 22020, while net orders after cancellations or conversions were just 54 airplanes compared with 893 the previous year.
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"The import demand has dried up, very little demand; it's the inward remittances and exporter conversions we can see in the market," said a currency dealer.
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COLOMBO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed weaker on Friday as dollar demand from importers and banks surpassed mild conversions by exporters, dealers said.
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In theory, advertisers will be able to analyze the performance of campaigns, including conversions, clicks, and sales, across channels through one of Walmart&aposs adtech partners.
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The final signing of checks and legal paperwork sets off a cascade of conversions and capitalization table adjustments as the company issues new shares to its investors.
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"Despite demand, the rupee ended firmer as we have seen some conversions after the news of $584 million from Hambantota port coming in," a currency dealer said.
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DE) group, dropped 16 percent in September, largely in European markets due to conversions to conform to the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test (WLTP) anti-pollution rules.
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While companies have different goals for each influencer-marketing campaign, whether its brand awareness or actual conversions, Mostad said she usually recommends hiring both micro- and macroinfluencers.
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You'll master tricks used by the web's biggest sellers, understand which products to add to your line, keep marketing costs low and conversions high, and more. 7.
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As an agency, Lion & Lion recognizes that online is not always the point of sale, and the consequences for conversions vary with every market, segment and psychographic.
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"We believe Instagram does not charge for shopping tools as of yet, and see eCommerce as a big opportunity if shopping link conversions prove effective," he said.
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In contrast, he said 70 percent of the ad campaigns Instagram has studied have generated a statistically significant lift in "conversions" — getting people to adopt a behavior.
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Though more than 8 in 10 respondents in Callan's study offer the after-tax retirement account to their workers, only about half allow in-plan Roth conversions.
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"The Dream Center cannot possibly really know what they're getting into," said Bob Shireman, a former Education Department official under Obama and a critic of nonprofit conversions.
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Boeing sold 309 aircraft, or 276 after cancellations and conversions, between the start of the year and June 28, the latest period for which data is available.
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Conversions, as you would expect, are also very strong on smartphones this year: mobile transactions are closing at a 218.8 percent higher rate versus a year ago.
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AllyO, which has raised $19M, is trying to make hiring more efficient by addressing the traditional inefficiencies of lost applicants and conversions due to poor candidate experience.
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Recently, Citi introduced cash back-to-ThankYou points conversions, making the Citi Double Cash card a great way to earn 2 ThankYou points on every dollar spent.
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Whiting has been converting much of its debt into common shares in recent months, completing $810 million worth of debt-to-equity conversions so far this year.
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Since 2008, there have been more than 70 conversions in the West Village and Chelsea, neighborhoods one would have thought were long past the point of gentrification.
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COLOMBO, Nov 23 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed marginally firmer on Thursday, as dollar conversions by exporters outpaced importer demand for the U.S. currency, dealers said.
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Companies, on the other hand, whose goal is to obtain more customers, often see that clickbait delivers a lot of traffic but fewer conversions in the end.
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"Imagine a world where every time you travelled you had to use different conversions for measurements, as we do for currency," Madhvi Ramani of the BBC explains.
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The Central Bank holds $43.5 billion in foreign currency reserves, enough to sustain the peg for one to two decades at the current pace of currency conversions.
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The properties were later resold to developers, and new zoning regulations were put in place about five years ago to help speed up construction and building conversions.
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In response to what Pollitz sees as future environmental and customer demands, X-Ray has begun to experiment with electric conversions on the 50-year-old cars.
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In the past, the scale of these conversions was often smaller — perhaps a handful of apartments above a bank hall, or a drugstore with incongruously ornate chandeliers.
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Others buy watches in one country, sometimes at full retail value, and sell them in another, profiting off asymmetries in currency conversions or brands' global pricing strategies.
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COLOMBO, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee ended weaker on Friday, as dollar demand from importers surpassed conversions of the U.S. currency by exporters, dealers said.
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And in a country that calls itself home to all Jews, ultra-Orthodox rabbis have a state-sanctioned monopoly on events like marriage, divorce and religious conversions.
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The Blue Devils picked up two third-down conversions, including one courtesy of a penalty, before Quentin Harris threw 22 yards to Deon Jackson for a touchdown.
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These conversions are growing faster than online shopping overall, so we are now approaching a tipping point where soon smartphones might outweigh web-based purchases through computers.
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Once those conversions occur, public housing agencies would rely less on public housing funding from Congress and assure affordability for public housing residents for decades to come.
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The German automaker says it's even considering how it might use the modular MEB platform that will power many of its forthcoming electric cars in future conversions.
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But authorities are encouraging more drivers to switch by subsidizing vehicle conversions, keeping compressed natural gas (CNG) prices low, and building CNG fueling stations and conversion plants.
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Since the election, religious minorities have been subject to derogatory comments by politicians linked the BJP and numerous violent attacks and forced conversions by Hindu nationalist groups.
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The street conversions started in May, and the results so far are promising, with officials recording average temperature drops of at least 105 degrees on the pavement itself.
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Without being able to point to its ability to significantly increase conversions on shopping sites, advertisers have been hesitant to shift more of their budgets over to Pinterest.
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Communal tensions in Sri Lanka have grown in the past year with some hardline Buddhist groups accusing Muslims of forcing conversions to Islam and vandalising Buddhist archaeological sites.
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For each shower, the time of forecast maximum is given in Universal Time ( UT), with conversions to local time for certain regions where the shower could be observed.
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And SDE can eliminate the waste that comes from electricity conversions, like going from DC to AC, which happens in millions of batteries and solar inverters every day.
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"There may be a bit of appreciation because of dollar conversions but it will more or less remain within the same range," independent financial analyst Maambo Hamaundu said.
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The two high-profile conversions have been closely watched by the for-profit education industry, which sees them as a bellwether for future attempts to convert to nonprofits.
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Matt Ryan had a career-best five touchdown passes for the Falcons, completing 26 of 35 for 374 yards, and also threw a pair of two-point conversions.
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Since higher-income couples have a longer runway before they begin to hit the higher brackets, they might be in the best position to make Roth conversions now.
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Google Express wasn't really working, but Google knew that it had the traffic elsewhere across its platforms that could turn product discovery into ad dollars, clicks and conversions.
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The wallet builds on Bancor's original open-source protocol for automated token conversions by allowing users to exchange any of 75 cryptocurrencies without needing to visit an exchange.
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Activists say that Hindu women have been disproportionately targeted for abduction, forced conversions and rape because their marriages were never officially recognized and therefore not provable in court.
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"There were conversions today, on expectations of capital inflow to set up Exim Bank of China in Sri Lanka and some equity-related transaction inflow," said a dealer.
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Representatives of the Pakistan Hindu Council and Pakistan Council of Meghwar have long struggled for a law to protect women from conversions to other faiths and forced marriages.
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Withdrawals from the Roth accounts are tax free because you paid taxes when you made conversions or when you converted amounts in your IRA to the Roth IRA.
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"All indications are that they're going to have a very laissez-faire attitude," said Trace Urdan, an independent education analyst, of the Trump administration and for-profit conversions.
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Things that Google can do "natively" like conversions, simple Google searches and translations will appear directly in your chat while other queries will surface links to Google results.
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The European planemaker said it had sold 27 aircraft in June, all narrow-body jets earmarked for unidentified customers, while taking six new cancellations or conversions between models.
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However, Andy Sieg, head of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, noted in a memo seen by Reuters that the account conversions may not apply to all of its customers.
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Victims&apos relatives allege in lawsuits that the Oakland Fire Department failed to inspect the warehouse annually as required and that inspectors would have discovered the illegal conversions.
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And conversions aren't making up the difference: If unaffiliated retention rates hold steady, it won't be too long before Christianity's reign as the country's majority religion is over.
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Shopify speeds up the checkout process by 40 percent, and conversions occur around 18 percent more among returning customers thanks to the added ease of making a purchase.
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COLOMBO, Oct 27 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed higher on Friday as late exporter dollar conversions and remittances surpassed demand from importers for the greenback, dealers said.
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Prices in Palma's old town have risen 503 percent to 15 percent in the past year, with high demand for period conversions among northern European and British buyers.
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This morning Adobe launched a new set of analytics tools, Adobe Sensei for Voice, to help brands take advantage of conversational data to improve targeting and, ideally, conversions.
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But they come with a cost: conversions are treated as ordinary income in the year of the conversion - generating an income tax bill at your current tax rate.
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The Buccaneers had two third-down conversions and benefited from a facemask penalty with 63 seconds left on their last drive, which covered 66 yards on 11 plays.
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It's estimated that the globe-trotting preacher shared the Christian message with 215 million people in more than 185 countries, an effort that resulted in millions of conversions.
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In the case of conversions it means that a very small group of rabbis have the right to determine who can legitimately call him or herself a Jew.
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Then we'll say, okay, it makes user-generated content on the product page, seems to be resulting in increased conversions so we'll say that is a good thing.
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Metro Loft, a development company that has completed 21907 similar conversions, many of them in the area, is wrapping up a new rental project at 211 Broad Street.
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Little of Larry's ornery personality peeks through the surface of an overly naïve Shuli, not even those bedrock traits that the most thorough of conversions can't smooth away.
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In Philadelphia, vacancies in older "Class B" office buildings, a notch below higher-quality "Class A" buildings, have dropped by 40 percent in 20 years because of conversions.
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Many Jews in the diaspora would not initially accept such conversions, either, since they would argue that Israel has no authority to unilaterally alter the boundaries of Jewishness.
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The Patreon EC-1 Over time, we learned through data that article length has almost no correlation with the number of conversions or the readership of an article.
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IAI said it had detected an "apparent irregularity" in the production process of a rigid barrier installed in some of the conversions, 47 of which it has delivered.
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Taxpayers should do conversions toward the end of the year, perhaps after Thanksgiving, when they have a better sense of their total income, including bonuses and capital gains.
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It beats the old-fashioned way: Pre-internet, generating a star chart required a number of byzantine conversions and calculations and at least two separate esoteric reference books.
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When you keep regurgitating your analytic knowledge, you are really only at the point of half conversions and half symptoms, which means that there's no operative unconscious, yet.
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When all the costs of the energy conversions are added up, "mining" hydrogen for use in a zero-carbon energy system has generally been a money-losing business.
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To keep game times in check, the college rules also require that teams attempt two-point conversions after touchdowns if the game is still tied after two overtime periods.
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N.C. State picked up three third-down conversions to reach the South Carolina 8, then threw two incompletions from the 10-yard line on the Wolfpack's last two snaps.
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Rather than tracking spend and conversions via spreadsheet, Clearmob's team of data scientists believed that it could do a better job of determining what was working and what wasn't.
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First, less than 15 percent of the CO2 used in today's US EOR operations (as of 2010) is pulled from "anthropogenic" sources like natural gas processing and hydrocarbon conversions.
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The Ryzen beats Kaby Lake in Blender, Handbrake and Rise of the Tomb RaiderThat being said, you might be happy to save $150 in return for slower video conversions.
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This requires companies to track changes in conversions, but it's an easier pill to swallow for retailers that are pitched AI solutions to improve revenue on a daily basis.
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That means if you're on Google's app or watching YouTube videos for ideas, Google will now be able to capture that interest and turn it into clicks and conversions.
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The fast-fashion retailer tested out the Donde platform on its mobile app and, after a month, saw a 20 percent increase in average purchase value and higher conversions.
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"There was some (bank dollar) selling (on behalf of foreign investors) to buy bonds as well as some exporter conversions," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Of Wix's more than 150 million registered users, 4.5 million pay for subscriptions, with the number of conversions from free to paying up 29% in the last few quarters.
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The deal, signed at the Paris Airshow, is in addition to 387 single-aisle Boeing jets already ordered, and does not include conversions from existing models, Boeing officials said.
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Such conversions are rare in Islamic finance but are seen as a way to increase the scale of Islamic banking and widen its reach into under-served rural areas.
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For the second straight year, the Gators — who were 0-for-12 on third-down conversions Saturday — failed to score an offensive touchdown in their meeting with the Seminoles.
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"The auction is expected to bring in some flows from offshore investors and we also anticipate some significant conversions from charities," said a trader from a leading commercial bank.
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Other segments of Vopak's business remained solid, it said, adding most fuel oil capacity conversions for IMO 403 have been delivered and will support revenue from the fourth quarter.
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Consider Roth conversions Now may be a great time to think about converting some of your pretax investments, such as traditional 401(k)s or IRAs, into a Roth.
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The project is one of two recent church conversions on Capitol Hill currently marketed by Urban Pace, a real estate sales and marketing firm that focuses on new development.
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"Not only might you be paying tax at a lower rate on those conversions, but you're indirectly or directly reducing what your required minimum distribution would be," he said.
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Reichenstein figured out that the conversions will give him more than a couple hundred thousand dollars more than he would have had for retirement because of those tax savings.
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For shareholders, the benefits of hedge fund conversions are many: more accessibility, daily liquidity, more transparency, more regulatory oversight, lower fees, lower minimum investment and access to proven strategies.
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Mr. Sharansky's organization and its diverse membership see other threats on the near horizon, not least the bill to tighten ultra-Orthodox control over conversions to Judaism in Israel.
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Here's what Mr. Nissim suggested when he was asked to come up with a proposal for a new conversion law: Israel would legally recognize all types of conversions abroad.
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KAMPALA, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Ugandan shilling was unchanged on Tuesday, supported by some inflows from exporters of commodities like coffee and conversions by some non-governmental organisations, traders said.
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Paid subscription conversions are the most significant contribution for this recent upswing, but the RIAA didn't specify why it believes people are now buying in at a rapid rate.
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Apple has proposed an API for helping retail websites track conversions that Google seems to like, but the two companies don't agree on how much information should be allowed.
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Davis was 03 of 14 from the field and 13 of 13 from the free-throw line, matching his most conversions without a miss in a game this season.
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She came up with a methodology called Influenced Media that track conversions for influencer campaigns by showing how they lead people to take actions like signing up for newsletters.
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Davis was 7 of 383 from the field and 13 of 13 from the free-throw line, matching his most conversions without a miss in a game this season.
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Congress must support RAD by supporting RAD public housing conversions and the Section 8 program in order to assure the preservation of affordable homes for Americans who need them.
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This method is potentially more efficient, since it eliminates the conversions to and from electricity, but it still faces lots of lab challenges — mainly in finding the right materials.
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After Mr. Scales discovered that the plane had made its way to Wisconsin, he contacted the new owner, Basler Turbo Conversions, to share what he knew about its history.
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For example, twice when the Patriots were on third downs, Romo knew they'd go for conversions to Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski respectively, according to videos from The Big Lead.
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From an investing perspective, they should understand and limit costs, take advantage of tax-optimization strategies (like loss harvesting and Roth IRA conversions), and implement a threshold-based rebalancing approach.
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You must make sure backers stick with you, find ways to generate new stories, do some marketing, nurture your community to increase conversions and motivate existing backers to recruit more.
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Instead, he explained, the company is "building an experience at the top of the funnel" where it can increase the conversions… perhaps for brands like new investor Adidas, for example.
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ABOUT WISCONSIN (2-0): Defensehas done it for the Badgers as it has allowed only one touchdown, created fiveturnovers and stopped 17 of 563 third-down conversions through two weeks.
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BC, which was just 173 of 217 on third-down conversions and 232 and 2057 on fourth, has lost its three conference games by a combined count of 91-27.
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The hope is now that adding a suite of other payment options will give customers more ways to pay, which in turn would increase conversions and therefore eBay's bottom line.
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Publishers, who tend to have large audiences with easily detectable intent, can send those users to apps that sell products and services to both serve the user and drive conversions.
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A few months after that, Twitter announced a new focus on its website conversions product, which is where it is now channeling interest in action-based marketing on the platform.
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At the same time, the company is confident it will expand its fastest-growing business in direct response, or "advertisers looking for clicks and conversions" from their tweets, he said.
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This can introduce confusion in keeping track of transactions and ShapeShift (a popular platform for coin-to-coin conversions) doesn't provide users with records of their trades, according to Cross.
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It also said its video ads will now be more interactive, giving users actionable information like store location, interest forms and additional calls-to-actions to help drive more conversions.
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Some dealers said expectations that might spur large scale conversions of some of the outstanding 148 billion zlotys ($37.7 billion) in loans may have supported the franc in morning trade.
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COLOMBO, Dec 22 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed marginally weaker on Thursday as importer demand for the greenback outpaced inflows from remittances and dollar conversions by exporters, dealers said.
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That included 3213 new orders and commitments for the 2321 MAX 20117, plus 210 conversions to the MAX 10 from other models to support the launch of the new plane.
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But retailers don't necessarily want to hand off the entire voice Q&A process, including answers about their products, recommendation and discovery, and, ultimately conversions, to Amazon or Google entirely.
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Conversions are available to anyone, but often make the most sense for higher-income retirement savers seeking to get more dollars into Roths than can be done via direct contributions.
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Enterprise said it is also evaluating additional expansions of the Seaway system and was mulling NGL pipeline conversions in order to help alleviate pipeline takeaway constraints in the Permian basin.
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Speaking to CNN from Caracas, journalist Stefano Pozzebon, said the new currency represented a "significant change" for the millions of Venezuelans who will have to deal with the numerical conversions.
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For example, after Washington State confirmed the first death from coronavirus on February 29, people started stocking up on essential items, leading to more clicks on ads but less conversions.
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Another crucial bit of I.R.A. record-keeping is any record of conversions from regular I.R.A.s to Roth I.R.A.s, which allow you to withdraw the money free of taxes decades later.
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If you have a tendency to repeat typos in certain words or want to expand abbreviations into full phrases, tap Text Replacement to set up automatic conversions as you type.
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As part of a broader crackdown on thousands of foreign-funded organizations, a major Christian charity, Compassion International, was shut down in 2017 amid accusations it was masterminding religious conversions.
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It stirred angry reactions from ultra-Orthodox legislators and from Israel's chief rabbis, who argued that the proposal would "encourage assimilation" by not requiring a sufficiently high standard for conversions.
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His comments followed those of House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who during a morning interview with MSNBC also raised questions about the conversions, and said he was open to legislation.
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SimilarWeb is a global provider of data on web traffic, mobile-app engagement, channel sources, keywords, and online conversions with coverage on over 80 million websites and 5 million apps.
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But companies in all sectors today — not just tech — are demanding the design elements typically found in the warehouse conversions, such as open floor plans, natural light and exposed ceilings.
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The Mormon Church does not keep data on the average number of conversions done by missionaries, but a recent report says that 234,332 people converted to the faith in 2018.
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When Instagram announced the release of full-screen, vertical Story ads, advertisers were eager to leverage this medium to encourage brand awareness, video views, conversions, app installs, and lead generation.
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And it has useful innovations that make the game more fun and transparent (a "three-point-line" for conversions, safer kick returns, mic'ed up refs, sideline reporters with team access).
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Oklahoma State struggled to stay on the field, failing on all five third-down conversions after halftime and holding the ball for only 6:12 of the final 30 minutes.
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M&S said in 2016 it would reposition about 25 percent of its clothing and home space through a combination of closures, downsizes, relocations and conversions to food-only stores.
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However, that group also all agreed that if their children had "matured" and gone through forced conversions to Islam or become involved with Boko Haram activities they wouldn't be as accepting.
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" The spokesperson said, "conversions from temporary to full-time hires in our fulfillment center in Madrid have totaled to 354 in 2016, 291 in 2017, and 44 in 2018 so far.
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"The demand is there but we can see some (dollar) conversions time to time, which prevents a sharp depreciation of the currency," said a currency dealer, who declined to be identified.
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In the fourth quarter, a Gostkowski 33-yard field goal made it 28-12, a two-score game provided New England could score a pair of touchdowns and two-point conversions.
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After doing so, they'll have access to aggregated and anonymous insights about their online customers, including conversion rates, devices used and a set of recommendations to help increase conversions and loyalty.
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The decision was a victory for individual rights in the face of a concerted campaign by Hindu nationalists against conversions, which they consider a Muslim ploy to eliminate India's Hindu majority.
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And many argue there is little evidence that that the conversions will actually benefit students — especially as DeVos loosens rules meant to keep the worst actors in the industry at bay.
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COLOMBO, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed slightly weaker on Monday as demand for the U.S. currency from importers and banks surpassed the dollar conversions by exporters, dealers said.
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The International Monetary Fund said last week that China's massive corporate debt problem could be eased through debt-to-equity conversions only if these apply to viable firms that undergo restructuring.
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These strategic initiatives include growing revenues organically via hospital-based conversions, new base openings, same base requests and related transport growth and increasing our net revenue per transport, Air Methods said.
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M&S said in November 2016 it would reposition about 25 percent of its clothing and home space through a combination of closures, downsizes, relocations and conversions to food-only stores.
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The idea appears to be twofold: drive more engagement and clicks by making the results less static; and lead people to more conversions on purchases to help with Google's commerce ambitions.
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COLOMBO, Nov 24 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed marginally weaker on Friday, as demand from importers for the U.S. currency outpaced dollar conversions by exporters and inward remittances, dealers said.
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Known as granny flats, mother-in-law suites or English basements, these conversions are gaining in popularity across the U.S. as a way to boost affordable housing, according to property experts.
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Reddit also changed its pricing model last month from CPM bidding to CPC (cost-per-click) bidding, which should make it easier for brands engaged in such strategies to track conversions.
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"He's going to definitely be the one who is going to explain the ways of Washington and how to get things done and how to make these conversions," Mr. Inhofe said.
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The program's early success has convinced Congress to bump the annual limit on RAD public-housing unit conversions a number of times, from the original cap of 85033,000 units to 225,000.
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She underwent two religious conversions, as a born-again Christian and as a Roman Catholic, and became in her last decades a staunch foe of abortion, vowing to undo Roe v.
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A trader at a leading commercial bank said the shilling would draw some support from conversions by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to meet outstanding obligations for the year and also remittances.
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There is no estimate of how many exist, but eight areas in Queens are consistently among the top 10 in the entire city with the most complaints for illegal home conversions.
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And in another blow to those more liberal wings of Judaism, the government also approved a contentious bill enshrining the strictly Orthodox Chief Rabbinate's monopoly over conversions to Judaism in Israel.
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Roth conversions have long been the choice of considerate benefactors mindful that, in leaving heirs an IRA, they were passing along the annoyance of paying tax on the income they invested.
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When Fogarty Finger works on conversions of old manufacturing buildings, the project involves adding a roof deck nine times out of 10, according to Chris Fogarty, one of the firm's founders.
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The league will lean on some gimmicks: There will be no kickoffs (teams will start on their 25-yard line instead) and no point-after kicks (only 2-point conversions allowed).
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However the Airbus order from CDB appeared to correspond to a pre-show announcement by Boeing of an order for 56 jets from the same company, or a net 52 after conversions.
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Conversions less than five years old may incur a 10 percent penalty, and earnings from the account would generate both taxable income and a 10 percent penalty if a withdrawal is made.
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In doing so, they are challenging a more multicultural narrative that has dominated since the time of British rule, that modern-day India is a tapestry born of migrations, invasions and conversions.
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Today, Yieldify, a London-based company that builds tools to increase conversions on sites and through email campaigns, is announcing a new round of $6 million to continue building out its products.
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The approvals of Kaplan and the Art Institutes are a sign that under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, the department is likely to take a far more laissez-faire approach to the conversions.
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So Coinbase is doing the same thing and opening crypto-to-crypto conversions and trading in Argentina, Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Chile, India, Hong Kong, South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines and New Zealand.
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It's important to learn how to optimize your Facebook ads for increased conversions and decreased costs, so you can make use of your Facebook ad investment and find new customers to boot.
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Sure, an Echo Dot can handle your cooking measurement conversions, but if you want to listen to music while having your breakfast or making dinner, it's got no hope against this thing.
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Aston Martin says the technology for these conversions will be built on "key components" being used to develop the Rapide E, a super-limited all-electric sports car due late next year.
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The company is going to price above the previous range that it set, which was $14 to $16 at a valuation between $19.5 billion and $22.5 billion including options and stock conversions.
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Learn how to track conversions, find out how your audience engages with your sites and how they get there, and get insight into how your site visitors move through your sales funnel.
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If you've already invested a lot of money into iTunes content, then it may be worth it to pay the extra cost upfront (especially if all those free 4K conversions come through).
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We end up having to do conversions with $25,000 or $30,000 in legal fees and bring in tax and accounting specialists because a founder got some misguided advice at the very beginning.
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No wonder: it's estimated to haul in $211.60 billion in ad revenue by the end of 211.60, thanks to new Shop Now features that make conversions easier to rack up than ever.
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Secular activists hope the ruling will help protect future interfaith relationships and religious conversions, though some worry that India's rule of law is too weak to prevent future such cases from arising.
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In January, China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange further tightened restrictions on foreign currency exchange for mainland Chinese residents, making it essentially illegal to use such conversions for foreign real estate transactions.
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"While the early reaction to these conversions has been positive, we believe it is too soon to express an opinion on whether this strategy will work in the long term," Tubin said.
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Coaches have tended to approach two-point conversions conservatively, since what might be considered a "risky" attempt by media and outside observers can be the next ticket out of town for them.
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He threw a touchdown pass, successfully completed a pair of two-point conversions, and ran for two touchdowns, including a two-yard quarterback sneak in overtime to clinch the 21-2110 victory.
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Maryland will look to shore thingsup defensively against another explosive-style offense as the Terrapins haveallowed nearly 2100 yards passing per game and allowed opponents to convert22 percent on third-down conversions.
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The conversions "show the country that it is possible to rehabilitate those in the Mara Salvatrucha or other gangs," says Security Minister Mauricio Ramirez, dismissing criticisms that the government should do more.
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Another option to get money into a Roth IRA is to do a Roth conversion from a traditional IRA, as there are no income limits or phase-out ranges for doing conversions.
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"But the pressure is still there if not for some exporter dollar conversions and inward remittances because of the new year festival next week," a dealer said, asking not to be named.
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In May of that year, the Kushners filed a certified rent roll with the attorney general's office, which oversees condominium conversions, indicating that there were only 22 vacant apartments in the building.
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He added that transactions are automatically stored and verified on the Ethereum blockchain, while senders and recipients don't require any knowledge of token-to-token or token-to-fiat back-end conversions.
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"This letter is not in accordance with our policy approach to claims based on religious persecution, including conversions to a particular faith," a spokesman for the department said in an emailed statement.
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Disputes with the more liberal majority of North American Jews over a shelved agreement for a pluralistic, egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall, and over non-Orthodox conversions, may be exacerbated.
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Reddit already offers advertisers the ability to run campaigns across its site in order to raise brand awareness, drive conversions or generate website traffic, app installs or video views, among other things.
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Forced to play without a kicker for the majority of the game, the Eagles repeatedly went for 2131-point conversions, and the outrageous scoring spree resulted in Philadelphia scoring 2185 consecutive points.
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The prototype costs about $100,000, but by doing four to five conversions at a time in the same neighborhood, Modative estimates, it will cut the cost of each unit to about $65,000.
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To optimize for conversions, you want to trigger a conversation around moving from free to paid at just the right time, and not because the article clock has ticked down to zero.
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Again, chatbots are a natural fit in such a scenario; being scalable, they take the strain out of repeat and formulaic conversations — with the promise of a smooth pipeline of candidate conversions.
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This militantly secular history of religious conversion reconsiders famous converts, from Augustine to Muhammad Ali, to reveal the complex web of political, economic, and social forces that can lead to individual conversions.
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These conversions tend not to be cheap, but they're a particularly interesting option in Europe, where a number of major cities are restricting or outright banning diesel engines from their downtown areas.
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The Saints' only third-quarter possession included two fourth-down conversions and 16 plays, but they ended with Wil Lutz's 30-yard field goal on the first play of the fourth quarter.
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His suspension of a plan for the sexes to pray together at the Western Wall and protection of the Orthodox monopoly over religious conversions reawakened a searing debate over identity and belonging.
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Since it also has the same Alexa that's in Amazon's own Echo products, you can also ask your thermostat to set timers, perform unit conversions, turn off smart lights, or even play music.
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